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THE OREGON STATESMAN; SALEM, ORi2gOK
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 192G
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Preliminaries Featured. by
.-! Two Jta6ck6ut$, Fair ' !
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thrill ot the usual Armory offer
ing, PhlL Bayes, of Salem, was sir
en -what amounted to a technical
knock ou over Jimmy. Anderson,
o( Astoria in the seventh round of
their battle, ; , . , t, j
Lots, t . clinching and airings
that .went wild br a large margin
featnra) the 'gOr-and only in the
thlrdHtnd fifth frames was Bares
worklng.injisual-farm. coming to
the front with his left. s Ander
son's, lft ert was opened, in' the
: third, b a left swing and -the As
toria .; fighter . took the count : of
fire K.thi. fifth -3 - ry; v; t
Then: followed more rounds Jn
which .' both fighters- landed some
good blows, missed as, many" aad
clihched atfre4,uentiy.' ; ,Ih . the
seventh hil showed more force,
let Anderson, bars ,a couple lefJLs
that lis dheked br falling to the
floor Wbeff:thV Astoria boy gpt
to his' f get- again Bares landed a
left book that floored htm and the
referee called the f ighUJn Bayes
favor' tou jl no, couat -was made.
Both, boys werw wlnd6tt. .-""
s Bayes weighed J M-18 pounds
while- Aflderspn, tipped -he scales
-at illtfij .nsiifM'- -: "
- The preliminary .bouts of the
ev,snlhg irere. : more interesting.
Bronsot. of Salem, scored knock
. out in the. third round. over Davis,
of .Orsgon City, while -Clark,' of
. Portland, Walloped. Farrar,of 8a
lemto sleep in the first round of
their; fight with three good rights.
- The first preliminary was a gen
eral jaix of long legs and arms In
four.lonnds ot three minutes, in
which Jwo r Salem- boys,; Jimmy
Cmith and Frank Payton, were the
. participants. -Payton was given
the 4 decision la - the second , after
ons'laiaute and 50 seconds.
- Smith, was well winded near the
.Th second go was a lour round
match between Branson of Salem
andtaVis of .Oregon City.Bron
. son knocking - out Davla in the
third round in one minute and 45
seconds. . Both , boys .were ; good
but . BrbnBon'a .-rights were too
heavyt tor the, Oregon Cit lad,
Branson weighed 127 while Davis
.at m.;: . . . i
The third go was :a , good ight
. oeiweea-seoit Jioiiana, ot Port
land, and .Rudy Stanard, Wyom
ing. Holland took the last round
of the go and a decision over
Stapard, Stanard's . . eye wis
opened In the third, and proved to
be. a.blg hlndrence. .
The semi wind up was between
Clarke of Portland and Farrar of
(Salem. This' go lasted but one
frame with Clark scoring a knock
rqt. ,' The tight ended after one
mlildte" stid J 5 seconds. Clark
tipped . the, scales at 125 , and
Farrar .matched him.
AVOID TAXrlHCREASE,
, V EARL; RACE PROGRAM
. (CoatlaW.rrtHa pc 1.)
eluding. the It th amendment and
the Volstead act. - The nollce de-
r partment lis responsible to the!
mayor-and if I am elected, the!
... ) rtlt U! mntntvoA tn tha -til.
most exteoL. ; ' .; , v. .-
I have lived In. Salem tor 33
years. Wlth my experience of six
i years aa recorder. 1 am fully aware
of the Aeeds of Salem and will give
tar entire time to the duties of the
- offlee..Vi:i -'; .y:- .-.-
Mr kac4 has been conducting a
nalet. personal campaign and has
eniisttd' Support from important
: volihf groups. -J ; '
The: Square Deal. Hard ware Co.',
2 3 0 N. - Com '1. . Meet 4egnt and
practical Itnes of mechanics', tools,
builders; hardware, cutlenr. etc Go
there ghd, save ths dlftreence. ( )
DeagEionft: Sherwln. Hardware;
- 2Sf N.Cem'L St. ' Reftiaerators,'
lawn tnowers. aluminum and gran
IteL war.', kitchen ' cutlery verr
thing; Jtt;h4gp.ciass hardware. ;(
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.' The-. therry, Fir Is now
. Showing ('so get ready,, to
, sprsyt Some extra early va
rieties should be. sprayed' at
once.? Watch your trees and
'lEraj - htiKm wheti the) fly
''aUptearav 'We have the var
.lous. sprays needed, and, also,
'adandrprarer. for the pur
' pose. Remember your spray
' container-and -sprare must
' ndt "be used for other sprays
t a-s "Chat: acU as a repellant to
jlta xir.'insUad of & bait. : .
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Portland i:Wins 'from
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lil BIGS ITU
Losing Streak Broken; Mis-
' sions Defeat "Oakland,
1 and Angels; Win
PORTLAND, May 12. -(Br As
sociated , Press.) The Beavers
stopped their losing streak at San
Francisco's expense today,' 8 to 3,
after the Seals had started off .to
a three-run lead in the first in-J
ning when Brower knocked one
over, the fence with two on. Lin
grel then settled down and allowed
San Francisco buttwo hits and nc
runs to the end of Hhe' game. - The
Beavers' gbt back 'two of the runt
In; their half of. the first on'doubler
by Elsh and La Fayette a single.
two walks and a wild ' pitch and
drove in three more tn the second
on' Lingrel's dbuble. an error: bj
Brower. substituting for Ellison at
first base. when he missed the bag
on 4 close Olay. a walk and SUmfr
Smlth'a double ioW9 the first base
line. A walk, two Steals by Elsh
and a sacrifice fly- -g se-Por tiaiid j
snotber ran- in tne touftn. .. .
Scored ,J - R4.H.-E.
San Francisco' 3 -A 4 .
Portland 6 7; 1
. Williams and Agnew ; Lingrell
and Berry. v 1
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Mbtslons ti Oakland 4
SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.
The Missions hammered Earl Kunt
hard 4oday in , the eighth' inning
putting a trio of tallies, across the
plate to win handily from Oakland
1 to 4. The-Oaks- could, do. nothing
in their ' part of - the lasf session.
Ike Boone, right fielder for the
San Francisco team, , lofted one
over the' fence . in the fourth, -scor
ing a runner thesd of him.'
Score . R. II. E.
Oakland .... ; .- ,.v.... 4 10 2
Missions .. " . 7 .10 2
Kunt and Root; Cole and Mar;
phy. :" ; ' ' " "
Angels 4 Seattle 1."
SEATTLE, May 12. J Ira, El
liott. 21 0-pound southpaw hurler,
suffered his flfst defeat of the
season here today when Los An
geles defeated Seattle 4 to l..for
the Indians' third consecutive loss.
BUott had vprevlo'uslr4.1l,iBuP
nine straight' wins'. 5 : -
Score - ' R. H.- E;
Jxs Angeles 4 10 0
Seattle :."....-. 1 . 8 3
Crahdall and Sandbefg". Elliott
and Jenkins.;
-Hollywood 4; Sacramento 3
(LOS ANGELES. May 12. The
Hollywood team evened the series
with SAcramento by taking today's
game. 4 to 3. Both Singleton and
Hughes were hit hard at times bnt
'managed to settle down , in the
pinches. The Stars clinched the
raroe in the sixth when they
bunched three hits for twd runs.
Cook saueeSed oter -the 'winning
marker. Art Koehler; Sacrffmento
catcherhit a homer In "the fdufth;
Score ! '' R H. V
Satramenf o ........ 2 - 7 2
Hollywood .::'.:"...: '"-4
Hughes and Koehter; Singleton"
and Cook
Bonesteele Motor- Co., 47 4 - S.
Com'l, has the Dodge: automobile
for you; All steel body. Lasts a
lifetime. Ask Dodge ' owners.
They will tell you; -17" ()
Pomeror & ' Keene, 1 jewelers,
never tail to give rron ieo .on
the dollar. watche,-1 clocks, pins,
charms, r Standard' high gtade
stock in all departments-'Af tvi
Halik Ik Eolf Electric Shop; 537
Court-fBL' Everything electric.
from motors and "fixtures an.d sup
plies to wiring. . Get .pr1ce;and
look at complete atoege t zi9j
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30 HOURS TO; SAN FRANCISCO
Through Kecliningr Qiair Gar 'Service
.vl hree bchedules
; . Stop;. Oyer
. Leavinfr tli6
i6a;m., 7:30PMi, 1:55 a;m;:
L ; Round Trip .; . : 't:
One War'
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? 1; Fcr Infcriaation Call At z
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TWILIGHT LEAGUE-; t
CLASH ORE SIDED
Knights of- Columbus Team
Defeats Valley Motor
rNine 11 to 0
In a one-sided game, the Knights
of Columbus defeated the Valley
Motor team 11 to '0-. in a game
played Wednesdsy. The Knights
have an aggregation of especially
strong hitters who were, respons
ible tor the. large score, None of
the , K. C. men were able to con
nect with the offerings of P. Var
ley, hurler for the Motor Men, for
safebinglesi 1: :,' I r, . ,v
- The winners scored one run In
each of the first and, second ' in
nings, and six more in the fourth
when J. Varley walked. Patterson
hltr ,K. Barr was hit by pitcher,
Sherback hlt, Green hit,; followed
br hits by P.5 Varler and Suing.
Three more runs were scored In
the last inning. The ontr chance
the Motor men had to scare came
in the last trip at bat, when "Mis-
son went to first on an; . error,
Watry sacrificed, MIsSon -went; to
third on a passed ball,, and Brown
went Out, pitcher to first, for the
last out,,. H-.-Lj i
The stick work of , Patterson
and Oreen for the K. C-team was
the high light of the game. ; P.
Varler worked1 nicely on . the
mound. Only 17 men faced him
ip the 5 innings.
The line up:
K. C AB. R7 M. E.
J. Varley 3b-. . . 4 1V0 1
Patterson ss. ...... 4.3 3 0
Barr 2b" . . . . ... . ... '4 2" 1 fi
Sherback c. 412 0
Green. ct. ......... 3 2 3 0
P. Varley p 3 ' 1 2 0
Suing rf S . 0 . 1 0
H. Barr' lb. 3 0" 0 0
Albrlch If. 2 10 0
Totals
.31 11 12
Valley Motor AB. R. H.
E.
Fleoskes c. 2 0 0
Mason -If. . . ... 2 0 0
0
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Race cL 2 0 0
Balrd ss. . . 2 0 0
Gretz lb.. 2 0 0
Ulsson 3b. i . . . 0 0
0
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Wstry rt 2 0 0
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Brown" 2b ,2 0 0
Wright p. . 1 0 0
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.Totals 17 0 0 3
The Twilight league game to
night will be between the Na
tional Guards and the Post Offic-
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LATE FIGHT NEWS I
MONTREAL, May 12. (AP.)
Jack Delaney ; of - Bridgeport,
Conn... long standing .challenger j
for the light heavyweight-crown
of Paul B'erlenbacb, tonight scored
a knockout victory over . Martin
O'Grady in the seventh round of
a 10-round match.
iBELLTNGHAM. Wash., May 12.
( AP. ) Friakie Repose,' it Bell-
lngham featherweight and Harry
Harris, of Astoria. Ore., - fought
six rounds to a draW In the main
event of a smoker here- tonight.
' BUTTE Mont.. Mar 12.--fAP.)
bixle La hood of riutte won the
decision of the Judges after a
vicious 12-rpUnd battle, with? Call- i
fornia Joa Lynch .here tonight.
They are bajat,mwGights. ,
Tb Siiem Hdw .Co., most pro-
gressive. - Every accommodation
given , to- those in need ot best
hardware supplies: Work and proa-
perity tbeniott0. .1ia if Com'V ()
hAch- Day With
Pnvileges
Terniirial Hotel'
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STAGES
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Seals 6
i- Pacific Coast;
Ios Angeles . . 12 .
Oakland 17 "i
Sacramento .... - 17
Seattle ... ' 18J
Hollywood 17
Missions 16
Portland ....j ... ;....-17
San Francisco ..........14
National League
W. L.
Brooklyn .....
Cincinnati ...
Chicago..
Vow Jfork
Pittsburgh
St, Louis .....
Philadelphia
Boston .........
171 8
. 17 -8
.14! 10
12 13
12 13
12 1
American League
W." L.
New York ljB 9
Washington IS H
Cleveland -v 15 JO
Chicago 16 12
Philadelphia 16 12
DetroU .....i. 11 14
Boston - ;8 IT
St LbjilS t 21
Pet.
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.440
.320
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V O - Wflson, tor 21 years the
Bulck man in Salem. When better
cars' are built, Buick will build
t beta The . better Buick is here
for. rpu tnd your family. :. ()
' t'atton Bros., oldest and thor
oughly reliable book store. Choic
est books and literature,- office
and school supplies, stationery.
Fountain pens. 340 State St. ()
Smith & Watkins, Court and
High Sts.. auto tires, tubes and
accessories. McClaren and, Fisk
tires. Offer the most miles for
the least money. I)
Tillamook Free city mall de
livery sUrts here, with two car
riers.
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to 3; Take Advantage of Costly Errors
HYDinie
CLEVELAND 6 TO 5
Ten Inning-Game Taken by
Yanks; Washington Wins
From St. Louis
New York 6; j Cleveland 5
NE WYORKt Mjay 12 (By As
sociated Press. yThe Yankees as
sumed complete possession of first
place in the American league by
defeating Cleveland today, 6
5, in 10 innings.
Score- R. H.
Cleveland S 11
to
E.
2
3
New York , . . . 6 13
Smfcfch, Buckeye and L. Sewell;
Shocker and Collins.
Senators 7; St. Louis 4 .
WASHINGTON, May 12.
Washington made it two straight
over the-Browns today, winning 7
to 4. .. ; ,
Sc'ore . H. E.
St. Louis . 4 9 2
Washington 7 14 1
Zachary, Davis and Dixon;
Johnson and Ruel.
Athletics 4; Chicago S ;
PHILADELPHL May 12. ft
took the Athletics ten innings and
four pitchers today to add. the
ninth game to their winning
streak and defeat the Chicago
Sox. 4 to 3.
Score R. II. E.
Chicago ' 3 7 2
Philadelphia : . . 4 8 2
Blankenship and Grouse,
Schalk: Harrisg, Walberg, Rom
mel and Cochrane.
Boston 4; Detroit 2
BOSTON, May 12. . . Wiltze
pitched Boston to a 4 to 2 victory
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PftlKCE ALBERT has been such a revela
tioh. o tnen ihdugfit that they were
pipc-Jiajjr that three pipes arc smoked
today, herc one Was smoked before.
That's a fact, Men, just as. sure, as little
bec3 buzz and polliwogs have tails.
vj;"AKd yoti don't need a degree from
Oxford to figure out the Veaion: The
Prince Albert process cutsout bite and
parch' ;po-tive-l7dvil1rtntt Albert
quality makes it the National Joy Smoke;
That means you can cram this fine old
favorite into the bowl of your jimmy-
turn on all five tubes . . . go
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S
H IN CONTEST
Defeat Corvallis Aggrega
tion, Taking Four Out
of Six Matches
Salem high school's tennis team"
defeated the Corvallis high school
aggregation Wednesday after
noon, winning four matches out
of six. The games were played
on the asylum courts.
Summary of the matches fol
low, with the names of the Sa
lem players coming first:
Singles: Creech lost to King,
6-3. 4-6. 4-6: Hageman defeated
Peck, 6-2,-'6-2; Ehmer lost to
Bertsch. 6-2. 7-5 Dellarport de
feated Saling, 4-6. 6-4, 6-2.
Doubles: Hageman andCreech
defeated Peck and King. 6t4. 6-2:
DeHarport and Khmer defeated
Saling and Bertsch, 6-4, 6-1.
The Salem team will journey to
Portland Saturday to meet the
Grant high school team of that
city.
Perrin & Mi rsterB, real estate
dealers. Splendid bargains In city
and. farm property. Real estate in
a growing city and country is the
best investment. Office in Gray
building. . - ()
Tyler's Drug Store, where in
creasing numbers prefer to trade.
A varied stock is kept complete
and up to date. Your needs Mr.
Tyler's concern. 157 S. Com'l. St.
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over Detroit here today.
Score- R.
Detroit . , 2
Boston 4
Holioway and Bassler;
and Gaston.
H. E.
8 0
14 2
Wiltze
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morning to midnight! , ; r ' .
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tongue-pleasingest tobacco; that ever;
tumbled into a briar. Its smoke is the
coolest that ever sifted into your system.
Its fragrance keeps honeysuckle and your
favorite rose fighting for second place.:'
,Put it on your pad now: IV pu'ye' got
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WILLAMETTE LOSES
INTEIINB
0AC Players Take Five of
Severj Matches in Con-
tqst on Tuesday
Oregon Agricultural college
varsity tennis team defeated the
Willamette university team Tues
day, taking 5 matches out of 7
Willamette won one doubles match
and one -singles. Walsh, first man
for Willamette, was unable to play
because! of a foot injury he re
ceived Monday.
- Following is the summary, with
the Willamette 'players named
first: j
Singles: N'unn defeated Morris.
1-6, 6-4 6-4. Mlnto lost to Crogfc
myer, 6-4, 6-1. Blatchford lost to
Harris, 6-1, 6-1. Litchfield lost to
Ellis. 6p4, 4-6, 6-2. White lost to
Atkinson, 6-3. 6-4.
Doubles: Minto and White de-
. slow or fast,
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Portland ; San Francisco 3.
Missions 7; . Oakland 4.
Los Angeles 4;-Seattle 1.
Hollywood 4; Sacramento 3.
1 National League
Pittsburgh 14; Philadelphia 3.
New! York 2; St. Louis 1.
Brooklyni 2; Chicago 0.
Cincinnati 9; Boston 1.
American League
New York 6; Cleveland I.
Washington 7; St. lxmis 4.
Philadelphia 4; Chicago 3.
Boston 4; Detroit 2.
feated Atkinson and Harris, 3-6,
7-5. 64. Litchfield and Nunn lost
to Morris and Blaln, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2.
Mrs. H.'P. -Stith, millinery.
Most beautiful hats' in Salem; all
shapes and colors; Jul! stock from
which to make, fine selections. Best
quality. 333 State St. ()
To Patronize - -Our
Up to Date Tire Shop
Balloon and High Pressure Vul
canizing: and Retreading
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Court at, High Street
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