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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1925)
r , . THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 20. 1925 DEBT -.HMD PIP ECTS mU T Two More Men Report for Practice; Others Are Ex pected This Week ' " i -: ' '-'. ,: -: ,, .-YU Two more men reported for practice at the Bearcat camp Sat urday. .AWnslow no acted as quarter in last. year's scrub team was back on the field, and looking In food shape. Big BUI Mudra, lengthy tackle, arrived on the field a half an hoar after practice start ed J He had driven 40 miles in aa cndbaYor to make the field 1 time for practice. i Jftut .. suffered . two punctures on the way. Incidental ly ho dl& not have time to get Into a Bait, attd attention to the condi tion! pf ,1)28- car took op his time the test 9l the day. I. " At, last it looks as though Wil lamette has found the one looked for' for years.. Lack of a quarter, has. tor years been a" setjback In the teams. But Riddel, from Con-i 1 cord, CaL, seems at this stage of the; game to look like a r&il quar ter.; He ia tall and weighs '180 good ?olid pounds, and, best of all, has the faculty,1 it appears, of us ing bis head, lie shows; promise of developing into a good kicker, an&jbn the field has revealed a remarkable talent for handling the forward pass. ;; . ' i....H'--' ' Fasnacht, veteran end; on the . V iilainette team, suffered Satur- ' da; from the renewal: of an ; old . injury. That leaves but; one let teiaian on the line, as Stolzheise, who, played tackle" last year, has been .changed to half.. Monday, however, HoDRton at center, Hart ley, at tackle 'and Robertson at end , are expected to report, i All are members of last year's squad.-' ' j -i . . i . - For the hrst tne of the season, the squad was divided into teams, and the men engaged in scrim mage Fasnacht shows ptomise at droptklckin?, and, Eaker,' a freshman-i candidate, is ; showing strength in that field. i ' BASEBALL ; 1 By tUi iKKit ft - i I ii i t ' Faclf ic Coast I.agii ! . Portland 5-4; 'Frisco 2-2. r Los Angeles 10; Seattle 5. Sacramento 3; Vernon 0. " Salt Lake 18-5; Oakland 0-7. (second game 7 innings.)' 1 American League Washington 3-0; Chicago' 2-17. Detroit 9; Philadelphia 5. i St. Louis 9-4; New-York 6-3 Boston 3-0 ; Cleveland 2-5. (First game, 10 innings.)! National League Pittsburgh 2; Boston 1. St. Louis, 15; Brooklyn, 3.; Chicago 6; New 1'ork 2. Cincinnati 7; Philadelphia ' Twenty more men are expected o report. for practice; when school opens Monday. At the present lime there are only enough men oat to make un two teams, itne smallest opening turnout Willam ette has had in years, v ., II IT ffl Gets Chance to Sh5ivLHisTfalnin& SETHI MG Marvel Takes J Crown for ; Sixth Year; Johnson's Fight Is Brilliant I ; FOREST HILLS. "N. Y.4 Sept. 19. By" Associated. .Press.) William T. Tilden remains "undis- puted tenni3 king of America;and, j for; that matter, the world, .jile'i back the stout hearted challenge won the title for the sixth consec-j utive year today when he turned of . his veteran rival William' M. Johnston, of California, in five pulse-stirring sets. The scores were -4-6, -11-9, "'6-3, 4-6. 6-3 but I nance statistics fall to tell the story or I Johnston's gallant fight to over-1 throw the champion who now has thwarted the Calif ornian's come back attempts for six successive years, nor do- the figures re Veal v . f A c I ft x ::- v 'Pip i - - ::-A. .-mc f - J .-, . . .. SE1AT0HS SLATED FOR EH TODAY ., Toledo-Albany Linefup to Meet Local Players on Oxford Park Field Oatntl Press Pkot "Pip" Koehlef, Penn State pitching star, tried out by Jawi McGraw at Sarasota last spring and sent to the Reading club o; the International League, has come back to. show the Giant bost what the rear in fast minor league company has taught him. lit has a wonderful chance to win a regular berth with McGraw next year. -."!.--- o . . .. , . . : , . -.-." i t '- , w'f It s so wonderful ........ i 'I . n .....-... . - - to feel like doing things - . 'ii tl v; ' :f " ' ry TITALITV is not so much a matter of strength as of V physical fitness, vigorous nerves, and comfort. The Arch Preserver Shoe gives women vitality because it prevents all foot aches and strains, and helps feet , keep well. Let us prove these statements to you. i-'. .-!.'. '" " ' - . ' : " :."' !" - " ' ; THE . , , !BCH PRKERVER "KtIF TMC FOOT WIU" PRICE SHOE COMPANY State Ktrrvt, Swlem, Oregon the titleholder'.s. genius .in mom- ents of peril and his final domi- through superior stroking and stamina. , ' ' : It is doubtful whether in all the long history of the Tilden-Johns-ton feud these rivals ever engaged in a more spectacular fight; John ston since -his last championship victory over Tilden In 191.9 has been - closer to dethroning the champion than he was today. Three years-, ago - the " Californian was within a few points of tri umphing after he had' taken the first two sets. "Today he was far from haying Tilden that close to defeat but he was times within a point of taking the second set and maintaining an advantage ' with which the impetus' of his attack might have beaten down even Til den's brilliant resources." s BUDGET REPORT IS OUT ADMIN ISTRATION K C O X O M Y KKt'OItl) IS 1KAIKD' 27 PIRATES ELIGIBLE 3L1XV PITTSBURGH PLAYERS SHARK IF RACE IS WOX PITTSBURGH, Sept. 19. (By Associated Pressi ) Twenty-seven members of the Pittsburgh Pirates are eligible for the World series, should they - win the-" National league pennant. The list follows: Catchers - Smith. Gooeb. and Spencer. - , Pitchers A Id rich. Adams, Yde, Meadows, Kremer. Morrison. Shee han, Oldham and Culliton. , - Infielders Grantham, McTnnls. Moore. Wright, . Traynor, Rawl Ings. Thompson and Ens. . Outfielders Carey. . Cuyler, Bigbee, Barnhart and Haas. Manager Bill McKechnie and Coach. Jack Onflow ara the other two who will share In the cash distribution, i WASHINGTON. Sept. 19. (By Associated Press. ) Display ing what Pirector Lord described as "a record of accomplishment" in carrying forward the administra tion policy of economy, the bu reau of the budget today submit ted its annual report to the pres ident covering operations for the fiscal year ended last June 30. The report - carried the state ment that the detailed survey given was published primarily for the purpose of inspiring "the rank and file of government perwomel to economize and to initiate and carry into effect more efficient methods of transacting the gov? ernment's business" President Cool id ge s announce-H nient. made at the meeting of gov ernment '" officials in June that government expenses for the year beginning next July 1 should not exceed $3,080,000,000. was re called, but Director" Lord failed to give any indication as to wheth er the budget paring of estimates would rest in a lower figure.- "- J .' This afternoon, providing rain does not set inland upset plans, the Salem Senators will battle with a team combined from the Toledo and Albany teams. Al though the Senators have been successful in meeting the Toledo team, they will have a j fight on their hands when they attempt to vanquish the combined i strength of the two. The visitors have been reinforc ed with several new players, Se gree. Baker, Escaller and Robbing, and Indications are that they will present a formidable lineup for the local boys to gape at. How ever, the Senators enjoy the repu tatlon of being able to more than hold their own, and provided they do not take the matter; In hand too Jlgntiy today, tney stand a good chance of running off the field with the bigger part of the score tacked alongside their name Edwards has scheduled two more games for the Senators.' On September 27 he will : take his squad to Albany. The week after that the Senators will meet the Ray Brooks all-stars of ; Portland on the home field. I tablisbment strength because of ''women, trade unions and motor- bicycles," said Lord Raglan in the House' of Lords recently. He de clared that young men were not joining the Territorials in suffi cient numbers and the causes men tioned had . been "enemies" of the Territorial Army since the war. Women, he said, did not want their husbands and sweethearts to join, and while the young man of pre-war days found the Territor ial Army one way of getting off into the country, today he uses a jnotor-bicycle. ! ' Births in Japan Average Nearly Four a Minute i j " OSAKA. Illustrations at ' the recent national statistics exhibi tion showed that the population of Japan is Increasing at the rata of approximately three person every two minutes. Calculating appara tus as also .latest Invention was exhibited as also were charts and drawings illustrating all 'kinds of statistics. i In the population section It was shown that births In Japan are at the rate of 5.88 a minute; while deaths occur at the rate of 2.4 a minute, leaving a net gain of 1.48 a minute. The Japanese birth and death rate, figured ra that way. were shown to be the highest among the nations of the world. Aa to births. Germany came af ter Japan with slightly less than thru . mianter Britain was next with a little more than two and Franc showed a rate of one and one-half a minute. Other statistics which attracted attention showed that in 113 Osaka consumed luxuries va.eed - - . t . - at 1,200,000 yen. wmie me vaiue of luxuries consumed In 1923 had increased to 7.800,000 yen. aKX CDxAJBLZ. If ya aftr trm lz Swt mr YarM- Ulcer. 1 will em& m , fealtely rXX a cap? af my liaan aae that toll how la ha rid at Um trooblra i " T liit "7 rwrk bla pial trrtmt. 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