WEDNESDAY MOILING. JUI 10, l Bttem0heUef8 Mkm- 'Nine WMl Jjiim. Up Against ifors CLOBSIGiW TO BOLSTHI PLAY " With Salem unrv nan; i J : t -Game Behind tmm siecs WITH JACK DELAHElf ; if Leagae Standings ; W. L: Pet. ; - ' W. t-.Pet. i ,-t i- (TtlCt Tnf'i C .444 .777iFnlfa Alh'v S 4 .5S5 W'd'a 1 .UI Salem 7 .2 Dropped' oat. f, '.Sunday's Games -. St. 'Johns vs. Salem, at Salem Cycols s. Albany At Albany. l v.r-:?:" v t-r-?- ' " It "will be a vastly: improved St. i ' Joans team r which' faces Salem . here Sunday la their Greater Port- land-Valley league, a team that i has been strengthened Pr the ad . dition of new players, a $eam that i'haa been steadied by the injection of 'veterans into the lineu. i One ot the-- most no tfceable ' chances will be the inlleld. Earl j .McCulIoch Is still on the first base -' but the old. reliable .Porter vk'ett, t ex-Fultoa field captain, has ren,lac- ed Lauren ''Cranky" Harris at - second base.. , Not that Harris wasn't s. good ball player. but, toe-? ; cause he has Jqlned Clarke's in the 4 Montana Mines league. , t With the aid of -Yett. who has 1 been playing with Portland seml-j pro, teams since 105. the Bears! .have been playing a, much better fielding game. , . . . i r Then there is Johnny Faust whe 4 has been moved from third base t to shortstop. John has been giv- InrPortland fans a thrill with his shortpatchlng, going' to the right ' or to the left, up in the air or : down. In the dirt, but coming up with the ball. Marty Peptich who aUfted the season with the Cycols, y haa: taken over the third base J ob. . Many dldn-'t get a chance tor play regular with the Cycols and wa - not able to do himself justice when he-did' ret in" the .-lineup.-But alnce'Jeining-St. Johns he has been . playing, a wonderful fielding game and' hitting like a million. Eddie relsleir 14 nOlity lufielder. r, In the outfield will ' be Eddie Fosa - and ? Jack.. Ola ey r : w bo were - with -the -Bears -on, their- last, trip here, and Flash, Barrett,: ejc-Port , ett Portland toaser.-, Phil Helm, , Dinty Moore and Gj Melcher. the . latter' a husky southpaw Will share - the;pttchlng. honors. Fred Helm . eke will be behind "the bat: "Spid er: Fega'n.maybe seen as back stop.";;', r! ., r":'z,. ; .The game Is a,rather Crucial al- f air. inasmuch as4 alein Is but " half'a ganie 5, behind the league leading . Cycols, who tangle : Sun day wlth'ArbanyVa nonfl too easy " . t The race" f or the' pennant is more f ran tie-' than ever since the ' dropping' of Fulton and-Woodmen : from the 'Iea'grie dfaring "the f past ' weelc. alem has a' splendid op- - portunity to pass Cycols Sunday; a Salem victory and a Cycol loss woId turn "the trick: ' Both Al - ' bany" knd :StV Johns must be con ' sldered as -dangerous; In fact there Is not a weak-team left in the cir 'cuit. . ' ' v ' , ' .! r - The 3 game 'here Sunday will start At 3 o'clock. '' Match i.Scheduled- for-New York cn July 15; Have v - Fough lTvvicerBefpre NEWTORK, I June ' 15;w(By Associated Press) .Paul Berlen bach, who is fast breaking all moQcra records Sot championship fighting i acti,Tity. , will battle his foremost: rival. Jack , Delaneyy of Bridgeport. -Conn-.: In defonse, of the world's, ! light heavyweight title on; July 1 at Ebbetts field The data and .: place s for -theJ matcn were: fixed today 'by Pro moter Humbert, Fugmsay.i aftear a conference .withCthe state athtetlc commission. M . , y ; ' v Deianey and Berlenbach hatve f dbight twice before.; Ths fornser knocked . out I Berlenbach In Che fouyth round " in 1924 in th-eir firak bout. He came close to je peatf ng the trick last December at Mad bum .Square Garden but Ber lenbach. rallied and palled victory cm ot me lire to save- his title.' TheAtlas Book and Stationery ia nign ciass uaara- ture and line stationery. Complete 1llta ' . mm Mill ' . . . "" ww ui appreciate me iak prices. i ? j(T VUlrich A Roberts realtors. :lt J 1. Com'l St. know property -values and make for you profitable Investments. r Will both save and make you money-. - () 1. A.;Scheeiar Auto Wrecking Co. oldest' in tho Willamette va.1- Wey. - ,Nv and used parts and equipment. ; Low prices and qaal ty service here. 1085 N. Coml (J STOOD - Telephone ? i $5 ' Capital I City Laundry. - The laundry of pure mlterials. 'We give' special at tention to all home laundry work. Telephone and we -will call. () ; .TJbbert. & Todd Electric Store, High X ; Ferry 4 St. Everything electrical. Good service and low prices are bringing an Increasing trade "to-this store.. -() Uons.Baseball Club I- :r Defeats PEP Players - , The -"Lions club' baseball team,' assisted by a few high school play ers, defeated the PEP team I? to ? la their game .last night. The liions squad has been working out in" preparation ; for. their meeting with the , Kiwaafs aggregation, which ha net as yet reported for practice:? " . . ,( I Max O.'Buren, "mrnlture, car pets;.' everything for 'the home. Most' beautiful - Axmlnster rugs. Beautiful line of picture for your home.' T N.'ComX - () The rPeer less Bakery.' 170 -N. Com'l. .Sanitary, up to date. Prompt delivery".--Bakers for those who appreciate the best. Increas ing patrons tell the tale. " Nt() . Speclal'sale'of Rob-Roy station ery, $1.0 boxes at 4c; a real bargain. come "see: for' yourself- Croirn Drug, 332 State. ' () . . Tire cover- free with every tire purchase. ILyour tires are worn see Malcolm Tire' Shop, 205 North Commercial, for new ones."-: r() TJSJJ YOim CUED1T I SUITS '; - teft? ' r.M y BALANCE . " V JJ '- PaTrn cnls y -.Payncnls: LIEN'S VEAR ; ilSUrJDE 'ISiiEMEIEl Irving E. Viningfc president of the -State' Chamber of Commerce, who ' spoke sfit the Chamber of Commerce grets men is - were misunderstood and misinterpeted hy the press repre sentative. - - I Mr. ;VlnJng's opening statement luncheon Monday re- that setveralr.of: his state- in retsard to local hotels wasr that they -possessed; good and comfort able Accommodations. but that the city had no outstanding Jbotel that would attract Coast-wide; rec ognition.: n ; - : .', ,'' Mr. - VidJng also stressed the fact that In certain sections of the state he' had visited ' recently, -local-products were not served and jie insisted that hotels should carry ' on their menu the best grade of seaso'nable products, for accommodation ' . of -the visiting public. ' . i T- - ' ' - No criticism' in this special re gard was directed to Salem ho tels, although the' newspaper rep resentative in an article, publish ed in yesterday's edition misquot ed him in this regard. ; . . tjt- Direct and severe criticism was made 'by' Mr. VIning "in regard to our auto camp and its equipment, and this criticism was apparently confused in the mind of the re porter and directly applied to our local hotel situation. - .:- Pacific Coast League Los Angeles 7 ;.. Portland-5. Hollywood' t. Qakland 4. Sacramento ;9i. Frisco.. 4. 'Missions 10; Seattle' 4. - DEMOUY PLAYERS I: ...... . v.--; .- inn rnnni rinirp rnUIV! LHDLLG 1 mi .V. L i i National League " s i New York 8; Clnctantai 2. . Philadelphia 8;' Chicago 1. s l St. Louis 4; Brooklyn 0. .... s. American Leagne ; ? NewlYork' 6 1 St. Louis 1. 1 'Chicago 4; Washington 1. . 5 Detroit. 7 ;4 Boston S.; L' t ; - Philadelphia 5 ; Cievelaad 0. ; How long since you have had a good slice of bread. You will find the Better Yet - Bread very appl- tlzlng -and healthful. 'For sale by all grocers. , .? () I 'LATE FIGHT NEWS T WILKESBARRE; ipenn.; Jupe 15. (By ' Associated - Press). Harry Greb of Pittsburgh, former middleweight champion, won the decision over Allentown Joe Gana in ten-rounds here tonight.: PORTLAND. June 15:(By As sociated Press). Harry Dillon, light, heavyweight of Winnipeg, scored a technical knockout over Nig Yeager, Portland.' in the eighth round of the scheduled tea round main event here tonight.! Yeager dropped t: tne canvas completely out lust before the end of the seventh round, hat the bell saved him from ; being' counted out. Frantic efforts by his hand lers to revive him failed and he was .still unconscious - when the gong rang for the eighth. A: H. Moore. 235 N. High St. apartments, and store where you can get high quality furniture and furnishings, for every', room In your house., H. L.' Stiff Furniture Co., lead ers in complete home furnishings, priced to make yon the owner. The store that studies your every need and la ready, to meet it, absolutely yi --v C) C' F.. BrelthaupC florist and decorator, 123 -N. Liberty. . - Phone 380,, Flowers, bulbs. , floral de signs tor, all occasion,- , Pioneer knd, leader in Salem.. Vi,-; j . () 1 Buster Brown hoe Store. 'Hlrh clas,-stylish looking, comfort giv ing, long wearing shoes for - the least, money. , -Go and be convinc ed. 125 North ComX St.- ('(' s b.'H. Mosher, Merchial Tailor, is turning out the nobbiest and best fitting -tailor made suits to neasure. 100 'business "and pro fessional tnea.buy ot Mosher. () ""j ' ':jrikk 'Ijmit siiT ' -- : ; NEW YORK. June -1 -Rocky Kansas of -Buffalo, world's light weight Champion, today' was given ntil July : 30 ' to - defend- his title agAinst Sid Terris,: New Yorkr. by the state athletic commission. Kansas six months limit. to de fend his title expired June 7. . The Salem rid wCO most pro gressive Every accommodation given to those In need of best hardware supplies. Work and pros perity the motto. 120 N ComX () F. E. Shafer-s Harness and Leather Goods Store, 17 8. ComL Suit cases, valises, portfolios, brief cases, gloves and mittens. Large stock. The pioneer store. ) ." The Bake-Rite Bakery. Busy every day supplying best homes with bakery goods of all . kinds; baked in - a kitchen clean .as your own. 345 State St. ) Over 3J0OO cttUs and towns have streets Jxiveil with Portland cement concrtta Qczzouotic Ctocotto c2 3 Qprvallis, Oregon, home of the State " Agricultttral College, is thoroughly sold r on the lasting economy of concrete street pavement. It has good reason to be. ; 1 It is twelve years now since Corvallis laid its first concrete paving. This paving is still giving faultless service, and main tenance has been next to nothing. i ; All of Cbrvallis'caocrete streets are com pletely tree of wash-board wrinkles, to say nothing of ruts and bumps. Driving over mnn is au nawg ob aix r . . i ' And thev are safe to drive on. tootEven '.I - alter rain, tires grip their true, sure tar lace tenaciously..; , -4 - - i - Another important polnt'in favor of . : concrete paving is its attractive, light gray i color. This gives streets a handsome dis- tinction possible with no other type, i ' Corvallis, like other enterprising towns ' and cities of Oregon, now has thousands,' ci aquare yards of concrete streets,. J. , . , J.U - Struts. A for yourtcfr. A .f TOSTLAND CEMENT, ASSOCIATION t ' rCTLAND. CO : 'C't! Extend theMstd'.cf iCetiets:', 'v"icss in si cxtias ": V.- i ,. Game Snatched -in :Fina! In - nihg of Close Contest, -Score 4 to 3. ; i H Cktranierciai League beMolay.. 4. '5; 0 1000 Post oB Ice ... .1 'S 1 .67 Eagles J--. .8 2 .500 Guardsmen . .250 P. E. P. Co...,. 0; S .000 s ' i- ,' . . - .In tho .Conumerclal. league game last night the De h olays kept their string Of five straight' victories unbroken by nosing, out .the Eagles 4-3 in the final Inning ot ILe contest..- " : - Both teams, In contract-to pre vious pert ormancej, fielded loosely and allowing many hits to slide through the infield and nullifying good work" by the pitchers. The toys played - tea highly critical bleachers, receiving much free ad vice on every" play. Both theams scored in the first, the Eagles counting once when Girod doubled to. left and crossed on .SchuUs single to right. The De . Molay garnered, three of their four tallies in this canto on three singles an an error, Welch, New berry and Lutz crossing the rub oer.. ; - This ended the scoring for the young Masons until the fifth, but the Eagles rang the bell in the second when Crabb walked, went to third on passed balls,, and then scored on Girnd's hit to right, and counted again th the fourth when Heath singled and came in on Christenson's long single to left. The Eagles attempted a desperate rally In this inning but could only shove over one marker. The score was tied when Ihc Tta Molay -came to bat In the last of the firth, and it looked as though the contest would eo Into extra: in. Kings when the first two men went out, but Welch doubled to right ana scored the wlnnir.e run nn Newberry's long fly to right field. The De Molavs stained tbn league leadershiD and the Eaerlost dropped back into third position as a result of last night's battle: The lineups follow: . De Molay " .7 v liglcs Welch - ..:.lh I P Hlrnrf Ik Leadbetter ..... Silks .."Litab - Paciflc Newberry ' If Luts :........3b Kaf oury ...2b fSast .j..-....i..c Gamble . cf Hagelnanu . ... sr j L. Girod ltntirv -. - - . - - " . OeSart . ..ss Schulze c Crahb 2b Heath.. . : n Christenson cf rf Jf . Umpires- Laird and Jones P. L Wood md RAn. P. Pmu1 real estate 244 State- Farms and eitv. Br6ftartV: ir Thv Trl9 hn and; seller together,' tor 1 the bene- nt ana pront or Dotn. - ' ("j ONE WEEK STARTING Monday June 21st ABNERK. KLINE ' Cleanest - Carnival " On Elarth ..."...,-'.- . - , i- - --I Positively the Only. BIGSH017 Coming to Salemv 'This Season " v - ' o liovel Raes 8 12 New-Shows 12 3 Kiddie Rides 3 200 Courteous. ;:3pl3.200 cinciii OF deatii i Shavr Grounds at ' r.Vctcn:na Foreign ' Vi arb ii jr.) v.1 V turfy hi-; V-; . Parking pice: ; 1 FREE! ' Los Angeles . ... Sacramento ... . Oakland .". Mission , Portland : . . . Seattle . ..V.:v. Holljrwood .. San Francisco . . . . National Cincinnati ...... Pittsburgh . . i . . St. Louis . .... . . Chicago . . -. . . 1 . New -York ...... Brooklyn . . :.:.'. Boston ......... Philadelphia . . . . ' American New-Tork .... . V Chicago T . . Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Detroit St. Louis Boston Coast. ...42 25 . .36 ,33 '...84 32 ...35 34 ...34 36 ...34 87 League-" W. L. ...31 24 .-28 22 . .'.SO 26 ...27 26 . ..28 28 v;i-2 26 . . .22 28 . . .20 32 League ' W. L. ...41 16 ...31 26 ...32 27 ...31 27 ...27 27 . . .29 30 ...22 36 . . .16 40 Pet. .627 .522 .515 .507 .486 .479 .471 .400 Pet. .564 .560 536 .509 .500 .500 .440 .385 Pet. .719 .544 .542 .534 .500 .492 .379 .286 . Pies, Cakes, Doughnuts, Bread, in fact everything in the bakery line baked by the Better-Yet Bak ery Co., 264 N. . Commercial and for sale by all grocers. ( ) GOLFERS i.WILLO LEND? AID clubs and members thereof not' to countenance the use or presence XETEEXTH HOLE'VXVIl' IS TO BE FOUGHT, SAID' PORTLAND. Jnne 15.-4 (By As sociated Press. )-r-Golf club res idents of Portland ana vicinity meeting here today in the office of Sheriff Hnrlburt to discuss tne nineteenth hole evil" - adopted . a resolution pledging, their support of the prohibition laws. , . The resolution recogniiea tnat It Is for the best Interests of all O- J. Hull Auto Too enJ Paint Co, Ratiator. fender and -body re pairing. , Artistic paiatlng adds 100 to-the appearance fo your auto. 267 south Commercial. I") Woods Auto Top Co.. builders of the most, elegant and duraoie .utomoblle tons in Salem. Repair- Ins of all kinds. Curtains with lass eneloaures.Get our prices. ( ) GENERAL FREIGHT LINES Operating In connection with the Salem Navigation Co., from Salem to Eugene. Dally Trucks TRUCKS ANYWHERE FOR HIRE Salem phones, 967. 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