THE OREGON STA1E&IAN, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1926
Werlenbach and 1 piM'ipiisf
LIGHT HEAVY BELT
Tonight
in
Wdnkee
-
um
at stake i Hem
Opinion Seems to Favor
Striblmg for Speed; Ber
lenbach Has Reach
NEW YORK. June 9. (By
Associated Press.) Paul Ber
lenbach, the world's light heavy
weight champion, has a slight
advantage in reach, but Young
StriblJng has a margin in height
for their title bout tomorrow
night at the Yankee Stadium.
Statistical comparison of the
two gladiators follow:
IVrlenbach Strlbling
24 .. a?e 21
5 ft. 10 In. height 6 ft.
17 neck - 16
4a ........chest normal ..,-r. 37
44 ..L chestexp. .....J. 141
75 H'.- rea;h 74
13 .--.......-.biceps :13U
13 forearm ......13
21 thish . 23
32 waist .:. 30
8-i. ;..:..ankle 9U
175
...weixht .......175
Meets Robin Reed
NEW YORK. June 9. Paul
Eerlenbach, world's light heavy
weight champion, will encounter'
one of the most formidable foes
tomorrow night at the Yankee
Stadium when he will battle Wil
liam L. (Young) Stribling. rugged
young Georgian, In a lS-round
title matech.
Preliminary opinion has for the
most part favored the chances of
Stribling whose speed and boxing
ability, now apparently at a high
peak, have been figured to offset
the awkward aggressiveness and
punching powers of the champion.
Today, however, there was a no
ticeable trend in the sentiment to
ward Berlenbach.
Both fighters are in excellent
condition. Stribling already is a
pound or two below 175-pound
limit. There is not likely to be
much ' difference between them
when they scale in officially to
morrow afternoon. In their only
previous clash they fought to a
six-rpund draw here in 1924. That
was before Berlenbach held the
i 7 5-pound title and before Young
Stribling had reached his majority.
The Georgian is 2i now, three
years younger than the champion.
Close to 50,000 fans are ex
pected to witness tomorrow's bat
' tie, ' The "gate may reach $200,
OOOj. in which case Berlenbach
receiving 37 pervcenti' vvill 'get
about $75,000. A'few years ago
he was driving a restaurant de
livery wagon at $12 a week." Strib-
ling's share will be 12 per . cent.
-Four preliminaries, starting at
7:15 p. m., eastern 'standard time,
are scheduled. The main bout is
scheduled to Btarfnot later than
9 o'clock. Fair weather is prom
ised.'
If :A t $
DETfiDIT COLLAPSES
in, DEFEATED
Yankees Make It 2 Straight;
Chicago Wins From Phil--adelphia.
New York 4; Detroit 3
DETROIT, Jane 9 (By Asso
ciated Press) Whitehall's col
lapse in the eighth and ninth in
nings in which the Yankees scor
ed three runs, gave New York its
second straight victory over De
troit today, 4 to 3.
Score . R. H. E
New York 4 11 1
Detroit 3 10 1
McQuaid, Braxton and Collins;
Whitehiil and Manion.
Chicago 4; Athletics 1
CHICAGO, June 9 By bunch
ing hits behind Philadelphia's re
rors Chicago made it two straight
from the visitors, 4 to 1.
Score R. H. E.
Philadelphia 1 9.
Chicago . . 4 9
Gray, Heim'ach, and Cochrane;
Thomas and Crouse. .
. PncMc' Coast !,
-. ... - - - W.
Los Angeles 38
Seattle - -33
Mission 32
Oakland - 30
Sacramento 31
Hollywood 3 1
Portland 30
San Francisco 27
L. Pet.
23 .623
32 .508
31 .508
30 .500
32 .492
32 .492
33 .476
37 .422
National League
W. L.
Pittsburgh -27 19
Cincinnati 28 21
Chicago '25 22
St. Louis 27 25
Brooklyn -24 23
New York 25 26
Boston 19 27
Philadelphia .17 30
American League'
W. L.
New York 37 14
Philadelphia 30 24
Chicago 29 24
Cleveland 28 25
Washington 25 25
Detroit 26 27
at. Louis 19 33
Boston 14 3 6
Pet.
.587
.571
.532
.519
.511
.490
.413
.362
Pet
.727
.556
.547
.528
.500
.491
.365
.280
Soldier Mack, welterweight
wrestler who holds the distinction
of having defeated .Jack Reynolds,
present champion, before the lat
ter gained his crown, will meet
Robin Reed here Saturday night
at the Armory. The match Is ex
pected to be the best one ever put
on in this city and in many re
spects will equal the Reed-Rey
nolds bout at Albany.
Vance struck out 14 Cincinnati
batsmen.
Score R. II. E.
Cincinnati 3 7 3
Brooklyn ............ 4 9 0
Donohue, Rixen and Hargrave;
Vance, McGraw-and Picinlch, De-
berry, O'Neil, - Hargreaves.
Cleveland 1 1 ; Senators 5 .
CLEVELAND, June '9 (By As
sociated Press) Cleveland made
it two straight from Washington,
winning 11 to 5. Jamfeson got a
single, two doubles, and av triple
and Burns two singles and two
doubles.
Score
Washington 5 14 0
Cleveland 11 14 3
Bush, Ogden, Ferguson, Mor
relL and Ruel, Severeid; Miller
and L. Sewell, Myatt.
St. Louis 6; Boston 4
Score R. H. E.
Boston 4 11 1
St. Louis . 6 13 2
Russell, Foreman, Ruffing and
Bischoff ; Giard, Davis and Schang.
Llovd E. Ramsden Is having a
splendid trade on bicycles, kiddie
cars, speed wagons, bicycle tires.
bicycle accessories, ate btore ana
shop, 387 Court St. I I
Picture time is here. For your
filmB and kodaks and kodak sup
nlies see Nelson & Hunt, Drug
gists, corner Court and Liberty
street. Telephone 7. ()
; Pirates ..'Phillies 7
PHILADELPHIA, June 9. The
world's champions outfought Phil
adelphia today,' noting: them out
of .tJoeiftarstiPatadtofthCrri present
series' ifc 10 innings, to 7.
Score ' V R. H. E.
Pittsburgh 1-6 2
Philadelphia . . ... .1 7 15 3
Yde, Kremer and Goocli; Carl
son. Maun, Ulrlch, Baecht, Knight
and Hanline.
Pomeroy & Reehe, jewelers.
never -fail to give you 160 on
the dollar. Watches, docks, pins.
, charms. Standard high grade
stock in all departments. ()
Mrs. H. P. Stlth. millinery.
Most beautiful hats in Salem; all
snapea ana colors; foil stock from
which to make fine selections. Besi
quality. 333 State St. )
REDS DEFEATED BY
BROOKLYN, 4 TQ 3
Score Tied in Ninth and Cin
cinnati Loses' in Tenth;
Pirates Win
Boston 6j Chicago-3
BOSTON, June. 9, Four runs
off Blake in the first inning gave
Boston a 6 to 3 victory over the
Chicago Cubs here today.
Score 1 R. -H. E.
Chicago . . 3 10 1
Boston ... 6 10 1
Blake', Milstead and Hartnett;
Genewich and J. Taylor.
E.
St. Louis 4; New York 2
Score R. H.
St. Louis . . 4 10 2
New York . 2 7 2
Sherdel aad 0Farrell; Ring.
Davies, Fitzsimniotis and Snyder.
Cross 'Meat Market. Biggest.
busiest and best in Salem. Choic
est steaks, bacon, hams, sausage.
lard. eggs,. milk. Absolutely san
itary. 370 State St. ()
F. E. Shafer's Harness and
Leather Goods Store. 170 S. Com'l
Suit cases, valises, portfolios, brief
cases, gloves and mittens. Large
stock. The pioneer store. ()
The Dixie Bakery leads on high
class breads, pies, cookies and
fancy baked supplies of every kind
Best by test. Ask old customers.
439 Court St. ()
GRAZING SURVEY L0QMS
PORTLAND. June 9. (By As
sociated Press. ) Grazing values
on national forests will be checked
in Oregon and Washington during
the next ten days by Dan B. Case
ment, special representative of the
secretary of agriculture who will
arrive in the northwest Monday
to begin a series of conferences in
Oregon and Washington cities
with stockmen of the two states.
Sour Stomach
'Phillips Milk of Magnesia"
Better than Soda
' Instead of soa Thereafter take
a little "Phillips Milk of Magne
sia" in water any tjme for indi
gestion or sour, acid, gassy stom
ach, and relief will come instantly
For fifty years genuine "Phil
lips Milk of Magnesia" has been
prescribed by physicians because
it overcomes three times as much
acid In the stomach as a saturated
solution of bicarbonate of soda.
leaving the stomach sweet -and
free from all gases. It neutralizes
acid fermentations in the bowels
and gently urges the souring waste
from the system without purging
Besides, it is more pleasant to
take than soda. Insist upon
"Phillips." Twenty-five cent bot
tles, any drugstore. Adv.
BROOKLYN 4; REDS 3
BROOKLYN, June 9. (By As
sociated Press.) The Brooklyn
Robins tied the score in the ninth
. . .
inning ioaay ana aeieatea the Cin
cinnatl Reds in, the tenth, 4 to 3
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BEAVEnS WIN FROM
HOLLYWOOD. 2 T0 1
First Trip Into Los Angeles
'Brftigs Victory; .Angels
Defeat Missions .
Portland 2; lCollwool 1
LOS ANGELES. June 9 (By
Associated Press) The Portland
Beavers opened their first invas
ion of Los Angeles this season by
defeating the Hollywood Stars 2
to 1, today. The game was won
in "the first three innings when
Portland bunched hits off Mul-
cahy. Hollywood scored its only
run in the seventh.
Score R. H. E
Portland 2 7 0
Hollywood 1 9 0
Meeker, Payne and Berry; Mul
cahy, Singleton and Cook, Peters
Angels 11; -Missions
SAN FRANCISCX), June 9 Los
Angeles batters fattened their av
erages today at the expense of
four Mission pitchers winning 11
to 2. The visiting team chalked
up 21 safe blows.
Score R. H. E.
Los Angeles .11 21 0
Missions 2 9 1
Crandall and Sandberg; Bar
foot, Oeschger, Cristian, Eckhart
and Murphy.
come back in the ninth to .defeat
Seattle 7 to-6 today. Seattle tied
the score in" the ninth but Hughes'
double, a walk to Kopp, a bunt to
Monroe and Ellsworth failure to
hold Ramsey's throw to third per
mitted Hughes to score the win
ning run.
Score R;. H. E.
Seattle 6 10 2
Sacramento 7 9 1
Myers, Lee, Ramsey and- E.
Baldwin, Jenkins; Hughes and
Koehler.
Oakland 4; Seals 1
OAKLAND, June 9 Earl
Kunz bested Oliver; Mitchell in a
pitcher's duel here this afternoon
and the Oaks scored a four to one
victory over the San Francisco
Seals, to even the series.
Score R. If. E.
San" Francisco 1 5 1
Oakland . 4 7 0
Mitchell and Yelle; Kunz and
Bool.
TJlrich & Roberts, realtors, 12?
N. Com'l St., know property val-'
ues and make for you profitable
investments. Will both save and
make you money. ()
Senators 7; Seattle O
SACRAMENTO. June 9 Sac
ramento possessed the . punch to
The Man's Shop saves you a ten
dollar bill on every quality suit.
Shirts, hats, ties, collars. High
grade clothing, perfect fitting,
long wearing. 416 State. ()
The Electric Restaurant serves
elegant meals and lunches. Try
them; you will come again and
bring your friends. Best in Salem.
479 State St. ()
Crown Drug Etore, 332 State
St., has many new articles to show
you. Every conceivable thing in
the way of drugs and drug store
specialties are there. ()
SALEM BEARS WILL
POtriEPEIK
In what ii to be the best games
of the season, the Salem Bears wrtl
fco to Independence Sunday to
cross bats !with the fast, hard-1
"hitting Independence nine on their
local diambnd at 2:30 o'clock.
Manager Roberts of the Bears pre
dicts one of! the best baseball con
tests ever staged on the Independ
ence grounds.
One of the best infield combin
ations ever iput over by the Bears
will be runjout on the grounds at
Independence and Claude James,
former major league pitcher, will
be on the Hound for the Bexrs.
James lias ad 10 years of base
ball experience. Earl Robtrts, who
caught last; Sunday's game, will
work behind th bat, and other
new men oh the Bear squad will
be a3 follows: Georgt Hadcrman.
lb; E. Leiitz. 2b; Merritt Nash,
as. and H. Gretz. 3b. In the out
f eld will be Lyons . in center.
Hurst in left and Zielensky right
field. Teskie. Patzer, Knight and
LaParte will also be taken as re
lief men in tbe infield and outfield.
The relief pitchers will consist of
Lenon, souithpaw; BeSartz, and
Fox,
Dave Stucker, Pendleton third
baseman, has been laid up the last
week, but miay be able to play Sun
day. In case Stmker plays, Gretz
will be on tie relief pitching staff.
The battery for. the Independ
ence nine' will be Myers and
Sbrock. I
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Pacific Coast
Portland 2; Hollywood 1.
Los Angeles 11; Mission 2.
Sacramento 7; Seattle 6.
Oakland 4; San Francisco 1.
National League
Brooklyn 4; Cincinnati 3.
Pittsburgh 9; Philadelphia.
Boston 6; Chicago 3.
St. Louis 4; New York 2. v
American league
New York 4; Detroit 3.
Chicago 4; Philadelphia 1.
Cleveland 11; Washington
St. Louis 6; Boston 4.
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