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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1926)
SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 9, 192S ! 1 Phil Baue&To'Meefr Jimmy Anderson At Saleni Armory On: Wednesday Ninth Inning JRally Gives Portland Fast Game From Los Angeles Team THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON mctoc i; !( Y It . i 3 set for s MO EH Johnny Farr of Portland to Meet Bobby, Clark in: emi-Windup ' Phil Bay'es, Salem boxer, will meet meet J Ira mle Anderson of Aatorla In the main erent of the smoker Wednesday night at the Salem . armory. Phll.Bayea ,has been working out, and la reported to be In excellent ' condition.. " 'Anderson also has been training bard (or the match. According to advance "reports the two are about evenly : matched. Bates, in his last ' fight here, 1 was ." matched against Ollle Taylor of Bend. Johnny Farr of Portland will meet; Bobby Clark in the semi wlndnp. --Farr has a reputation for swift infighting. Clark, has been featured in four -main events at Eugene during the past winter. He took his place at the top of the card because" of his ability to hit hard and to take his share of punishment. . Matchmaker Harry Plant an ' nounces that he has some strong preliminaries to round out the bill for the evening. . . Max O. Buren, furniture, car pets;.; everything - for the home. Most beautiful Axminster rugs. Beautiful line of pictures for your BEBWI11 OF SERIES, 4 JO 3 Bagwell's Club Starts' Hit . tmg Spreej Bringing in Winning Runs Portland 4; lias Angeles 3 ' PORTLAND, : May, .(By Asso ciated Press.) Big Bill Bagwell as pinch hitter with two oat and the bases empty in the last, hall of the ninth Inning today started a rally which gave Portland- the game, 4 to 3, over Los Angeles. It was the third straight for the Beavers - tn this aeries. Bagwell pinch hitting for Pitcher Lin grel, cracked the first ball for & terrific fly. that missed going tver the right field fence by scarcely, two feet. Glazner of the Angels then lost control, walking La Fayette and Johnson. Doc Crandall went in as relief pitcher and Pro thro cracked a line' single to right, scoring the tying and winning runs. Score R. H. E. Los Angeles . . . 3 8 1 Portland ............ 4 11 1 Glazner, Crandall and Sand berg; Rachae, Lingrel and Berry. Cleveland 10; Boston 4 : BOSTON. May 8. Cleveland slaughtered Boston's pitchers to day to win 10 to 4. Score ;; ; R. H; E. Cleveland . .10 14 ;3 Boston- 4 . 8 ? 4 Leveson and Sewell; Ruffing, Wingfleld, Russell and Blscho.ff. Boston 9; Pirates ft PITTSBURGH. May 8. Boston hit the ball hard and often today and Won easily from Pittsburgh, 9 to 5. Score R. H. E. Boston 9 15 0 Pittsburgh 5 9 1 . Graham and Taylor; Tde, Shee han, Songer and Gooch. - 1 borne. 179 N. Com'l. i. DUAL TRACK MEET TAKEN BY HUSKIES University, of Oregon Loses -V' "to Northern College; - Score 88 to 42 Oaks 5; Hollywood O LOS ANGELES. May 8. Harry Krause of Oakland southpaw. clinched the series for Oakland by .pitching them to a five to noth ing victory over Hollywood here today. It was' the Oaks' fourth consecutive victory. Krause held the Stars to five hits. Four of the Stars five errors figured in the Oaks, scoring. Score R. H. E. Oakland 5 9 0 Hollywood 0 5 5 Crause and Baker u Singleton, Houllerson and Cook, Peters. - EUGENE, Or. May 8. (By As sociated l Press. ) -The Un iversity of Washington, track team won a dual meet from the University of Oregon here today by the score of 8 8 V 'to 42. . ; Proctor Flanagan of the Oregon team took the broad jump- with a distance of 23 feet 6 Vt Inches, bettering his own Pa-cifle,- coast record- by ,9-20 , of an IncE.-'- . " , No exceptional performances outside of the broad - jump were made. Due to a slow track the running" eventa.dJld.not furniah. the. -expected thrills. Three first events went to the Webf ooters. Tuck and Cleaver tying In the high hurdles. ,, Captain , Augustine of the Husky squad bested Kelsey and Tuck in ther'1ow , urdles,'T Cleaver-, being . forced to fall out because of an ininred kneecap. ' s" , TURXBULL DEFEATED ATLANTA, Ga.. JMay. 8, Bobby Laugh, diminutive golfer from the - University of Alabama, won the southern conference golf title here - loday .when he defeated Joel Turn bull;' VanaerbUt, in the 36-hole final match of the annual tourna meat.'; ' v . . Coming t ' J? I O SALEM OmMelleritliinl SPECIALIST In Internal Medicine for the. pt flteen - year ; Senators 2; Missions O SAN FRANCISCO, May 8. Carol Canfield, Sacramento's southpaw pitching ace,, had the Missions eating out of his hand to day and shut out the San Fran cisco team 2 to 0. Canfield only allowed a meager two bits and whiffed six of the Mission batters. The Senators touched Joe Oescitg er for nine safe blows. Score . - . R. H. E. Sacramento . , , , . & 9 0 Missions .'. i ; . . .'.i. 3 u. uanneia ana Koenier; uescn- ger and Schmidt. - t , Brooklyn S; St. Louis 3 r ST. LOUIS. May 8. The Brook lyn Dodgers today defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 3. Score R. H.E. Brooklyn 5 8 0 St. Louis 3 11 1 Barnes, Ehrhardt, McWeeny and O'Nell; Reinhart, H. Ball and O'Farrell. Chicnpo 6; New York 4 ; CHICAKO. May 8. The Chica go Cubs made It two straight from New York today winning six to four behind the smooth pitching of the veteran Grover Alexander. Score R. H.E. New York . 4 7 1 Chicago 6 12 0 McQuillan, Fitzsiramons, Davles and McMullan. Hartley; Alexan der and Hartnett. Reds 2; Phillies O CINCINNATI. May 8. Cincin nati won a pitchers' batle from Philadelphia today 2 to 0. fr.n- R. H. E. Philadelphia . . ... 0 5 0 Cincinnati 2 5 O Carlson and Wilson; Rixey and Picinich. The Salem Hdw. Co., most pro gressive. Every accommodation given to those in need of best hardware supplies. Work and pros perity the motto. 120 N Com'l. () Seattle 3; Seals 2 SEATTLE. May .8.--A pitchers battle between Jim Elliott and Marty Griffin which Elliott finall? won, teatured a baseball game here today In which Seattle defeat ed San Francisco 3 to 2. Day's victory gave , Elliott his ninth straight win of the season. The Indians made the deciding score in the sixth on a walk to Calaghan and singles by Eldred and Hudgens. Score R. H. E. San Francisco 2 9 0 Seattle ...3 5 0 ' Griffin and Agnew; Elliott and Jenkins. O.I.C.BALLTE BEATEN BT M one It LEAGUE POSITION TOISONlffi St. Johns to Play Here at .3" 0'Clock Today, Weath er Permitting 0 Weather permitting, te Oxford Park will .this afternoon at 3 o'clock be the scene of a baseball game between Salem s senators and the St. . Johns boys of Port- j Brooklyn land. The Portland nine Is said to Cincinnati . Pacific Co!t W. Oakland - --16 Seattle .. ... 17 Portland 16 Missions 14 Sacramento 14 Los Angeles ..r 13 Hollywood 14 San Francisco 12 L. 12 14 15 14 14 14 1C 17 National League be making a heavy bid for pennant honors In the newly formed Great er Portland - Willamette Valley league. St. Johns, habitat of the invad ers, is famous in Portland for its strategical vaudeville location. That is, every punster and comic Btrip hitting Portland on the three vaudevile circuits, must remark at sometime or other on the ter rors of spending a night in St. Johns. Regardless of this fact, the lo cality has made more or less of a name for itself because o fthe cal ibre of baseball it has produced in past years. Biddy Bishop, pla cid manager of the local lights, has come out with the startling announcement that he and his team wil do all in their power to send the Portland boys back with no victory weighting down their shoulders. Incidently, with the 'weather qualification - once more, the games in the league today, will complete the first round of play. After Salem ha3 met "St. Johns, she will have crossed bats with every club in the league. The vis itors are tied with Salem and Al bany for second place. H. F. Woodry & Son, 271 N. Com'l. St., furniture store. Bar gains in .furniture of all kinds. Agent for Lang ranges, best made. Also auctioneers. () W. 14 ..14 Chicago 12 New York 11 Pittsburgh 10 St. Louis 109 Philadelphia 9 Boston 8 L. 7 8 8 10 13 14 13 15 American League W. L. New York r.14 8 Chicago 15 9 Cleveland 14 9 Washington 15 10 Philadelphia 12 12 Detroit 10 12 P.oston 7 16 St. Louis 7 18 Pet. .571 .548 .516 .500 .500 .481 .467 .414 Pet. .667 .636 .600 .624 .435 .440 .409 .348 Tct. .636 .625 .609 .600 .500- .455 .304 .280 Pacific Coast Portland 4; Los Angeles 3. Oakland 5; Hollywood 0. Sacramento 2; Missions 0. Seattle 3; San Francisco 2. STARS ASKED TO REPORT TODAY Men between the ages-of 19 and 22 are being sought to organize a new baseball 4am. Those intex- esiea are asked to meet oh the high school field-this morning at lOxj'clpck. Tfee team will be known as The Bears.' Election of officers will be held, and the. matter jot drawing a sched ule will be attended to as soon as possible. Although no men have been chosen for definite positions National League Boston 9; Pittsourgh 5. Brooklyn 5; St. Louis 3. Chicago 6: New York 4. Cincinnati 2; Philadelphia 0. American League Philadelphia 14; St. Louis 0. Chicago 11; Washington 5. Detroit 7; New York 5. Cleveland 10; Boston 4. . University Men,, Behind Bill Ashbyr. Win From Aggies, " .i. -5 fit J- EUGENE. May 8. By Asso ciated Press.) The University of Oregon baseball team played flashy ball behind the fine twirl ing of Bill Ashby this afternoon and trimmed the Oregon Aggies, 7 to 3. The second game sched uled for this afternoon was post poned until Monday. Score R. H. E. Oregon . . 7 11 5 Aggies 3 7 2 Ashby and Bljss; Winters. Stritmater and Faurle. : DOES NOT OPERATE J pr- Maripii" Hotel I WdnerJayj May 12 Office nours'lb a. m. to 4 p2 m. ,'., j-ijL. ?.-; ; r- ONE DAY OXLY yv-y i -;t'-s..i -v No Charge for Consultation Dr. Mellethln Is a regular grad- , -late In medicine and surgery and Is licensed by the state of Oregon - He does not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall atones, ulcers of tomacb, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderful results iff diseases of the stomach, 1 liter, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, fceart, kidney, . bladder, bed wet- - tif. catarvh, weak lungs, rheu -. m&tlsm, sciatica', leg nlcera and Below are the names cf1 a fe his, many, satisfied patients la . Oregon MraL. L..Peetx, Moro, heart ... trouble.-.. ' .Mra. ;"F. IIa6r; ; (daughter If ar ie ) Walton, tonsils and ade- . ,l 'Mrs.-; E.?C. Mulloy, V' HUIsboro, - clcer of the leg. w , M rs. Nelr- Peterson, . Skamoka- . . Wash colitis. S : i Graver, C- Gouthier, CoQuflle, Ore.,' colitis' and . ulcers of stom- S. ach , Mrs. Carl Johnson. MarshOeld, . ear troublej'v.- ; , J, W,. Turner, Dalles, stomach . trouble. . . E. A. Rnssell Klamath Falls, '. appendicitis, i -xr Z-. - Remember the above ate,, that t consultation on this trip will.'-, be ' . free and ' that bis treatment , . Is ' different. ... -' ' ' - , ? . , rried . , .iromen; must be ;ac cujs panied; by their 'husbands.' " A'iress: 211 Bradbury Cldg., -Los Angeles, California. ATHLETICS DEFEAT ST. LOUIS, 14 TOO Philadelphia Hangs Goose ,tgs to Brown Team; Washington Defeated Held on Liquor Chance- E. Osburn of this cit was ar rested Saturday by Officer Wilcox and charged with being intoxicat ed. No Muffler Charged- Martin Sanders of 173 South. Cottage street was arrested Satur day night by Officers G. W. Ed wards and charged with having no muffler on his car. Athletics 14; St. Louis O PHILADELPHIA, May 8. (By Associated Press. ) The Athletics enjoyed a picnic today at the ex pense of the St.VLonJs Browns, winning their sixth consecutive game 14 to 0 Jack Quinn held the visitors to rive scattered hits while the locals were garnering fourteen from three pitchers. Score ! 5 ' R. H ,E. St. Louis . . ....... . 0 5 3 Philadelphia 14 14 0 Ballon, Van glider. Davis and Dixon, Schang; Qotan and" Coch rane. ! k " ---v.; ' Chicago 11 i Senators S , WASHINGTON, May 8. After winning six in a row Washington lost today" game to Chicago : H tO 6. ! - 5 ' . . . , ' . v , -: . Score ; ' f ;- ' ' ' r.h.: E. Chicago V..;,..Ull 18 0 Washington f;......'... S 10 ;4 , Blankenship and Scbalk; Ogden, Kelley, Thomas, Marberry. Morrill and Ruel, jSeverddv i , j Detroit "7; New York O .-: NEW YORK May 8 Bunched tuts In the third and, fourth In nings enabled r Detroit ; to defeat the Yankees today 7 to S. Babe Rath got his 'seventh hbme ran of the season In the fith inning with two ; on-; bases. vv-;'f:-;v : Scored-- fJ""--'. . R H.' E Detroit , . . Hi. 7 0 New--Tork7'.;;v-iw;'5J I2;.rl Whitehlll and Bassler; Jones, Braxton and Collins. Collision Reported J. E. Farris of Salem reports that his car collided with that driven by Arthur Silvers of Falls City at Ferry and 20th streets. No damage was reported. Oar Bumps Bicycle .. $ L. L. Kays of Salem reports that Saturday, while driving his car, he jumped into Delbert Mc carty of Salem who was on a bi cycle. The accident occurred at High and Chemeketa streets. Ex cept for light scratches, McCarty was not injured. . . Protect, our Forests. A match or clragette thrown carelessly may result In destruction of hundreds of trees. Medford Directors of Oak Grove school vote for 320,00 build tag annex. TINY GLAND ; " MAKES MEN (Set Up Nights tf yon know that s great perrenUga of V.Ij , "'.ln jrk re troabtt with vnn7 imuiiou n diaordrrb of Httl eland th Pro tat I Wk. h tiny but Try ritat (land bicina to "slow a P.' maay 4istraaiiic silmeaU mj an., uch M ifrrouami, mtlniim frT qacat alrht risinrs. rint, .in,i maTting-, dif fieuit ' Urintioo an J omr- timrs. lack f control. Bat bow at iant. (Were ia a praiseworthr treatment for tkeac anaoylac aynptoma, that arrordinr to sird atatoasdnta aas hroafat w-t rmUri ta many tnouaaada. The trcatmrnt ia pleasant and perfectly harmleaa and a leeninrly remai-kabla is aatioa that for a abort time a liberal "proof of merit' trial ail U belaf offered, abaolateiy Fre to eoovtaeo people of ite amasing effirteocy. aMwiiviui ravca. afnai aena yonr ne, ouriM ana iue to ncip pay poet K aad. paekiac, and oy Ntarn man yoa wUi get the liberal trial package. Act at once, a fko offer may bo aaadr for a anon mat eaiy. . v, rile tooay to Tha Palm Co, Battle Creek. tOA. pt. B-iiS. Adv. To CALIFORNIA By PICKWICK STAGES 30 - Houni :67Mrmasco Through Reclining Chair Car Service Three Schedules Each Day With Stop Over Privileges Leaving the Terminal Hotel 1 0 A. M. 7:30 P. M., 1 :35 A. M. One Way Round Trip One Way Round Trip SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES $15.50 $30.00 $28.35 $52.50 For Information Call At TERMINAL HOTEL or Phone 696 TO DAY-ONLY- TO DAY FIVE ACTS VAUDEVILLE AND Baby Peggy in "Our Pet" rjp bligh -yk as yet, the following have already signified their Intentions of trying out:: '? ... 5 - - ' ' ' , Wright, nuky, E. Roberta. Mo riety. Brown. Kight and Bullock. ,- : . ; ; Protect : our jrorests. -flatch or cirasrette thrown carefiiy niay reult in destruction of bunareaa of trees. V This Will Experience B e YD UM: Salem asked VT T 1 1 -xe-wa a -. . we som a STAK SIX SEDAN to a man and his wife the other day that f or a won der did not have a car to trade in-and they paid spot cash. .These people rode in every Four and Six cylinder Sedan represented in the market v Ihey were offered j every inducement by dealers in the way of accessories, cut pric es and long winded promises but they bought the STAR SIX SEDAN. After the deal was! completed we them this direct question: "Why did you decide on the STAR" and this was their reply- 'The Star rode and handled easier than Jheothers-thrdttle' d ddwii better onliiMi: gear-picked up quicker from a standing start-was more quiet and had no vipra tion and the clutch-action was decidedly smoother and better than any of ithem." "But our main reason for buying the STAR was the fact that quite a number of your competitors, when we mentioned the Star knocked and ridiculed it, and naturally we just wanted to learn how utterly worthless the STAR was and the STAR was the last; car we investigated." The fact that we selected the STAR only proves our confidence in it, arid after riding and driving it and noting its won derful performance knew that it had been grossly misrepresented to us." '. Just leave your prejudice at home-:Try out the STAR as these people did and their experience will be your experience. STAR SIXES Touring Coupe ... Coach ... -Sedan . $ 895.00 . 1025.00 1075.00. 1140.00 t Delivered at Salem , All SIXES have BENDIX FOUR WHEEEL BRAKES Salem CRG. Delano .$636.00 V 696.00 . 765.00 865.00 kktm STAR FOURS Standard Touringri Special Touring Coupster Coach :J.4;;..:. Delivered at Salem Above prices with TWO WHEEL BRAKES -Ben-dix . Four s - Wheel brakes $40.00 extra. mmme Co, A.I.EOFF 2SafcJa2 I s. -' ! r ' i 4