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i - - i ,).. a-..- , ---i. TTTT! OnEHON fTATE52lIAN. SALEiL OREGON ' . TtreT.irecTtAV UfAPMTICfl JTTXE 23. 1926 'J ! t PffllO DEFEATS i, SCORE IN 0 Young Fresno Hurler Pitches Two Innings, Fans Five . - of Seven Men up , " ' : ' r . . Portland. 18; Oaks OAKLAND. Jane- 22. (Br Associated Press.) The Beavers eeWbrstea tnetr f.rst apposes--, hem tey by hamnarr Preemaa Icr 15 hita i 1 e i bt tW hoot cf Kens. ileHenry aied eavea hits, bnt was neverf ia dsager. I Howard Crsgaesd, rresno mga . bcbkmm pitcher, pitched tha last twa innings 'for the Oaks and tie tb bacrs ef tb dar hr mot aliowisc kit d by lasaiag tire ( tb Me wb fae4 lb. rrt btttnr I r kia walked 7m the next tkre fanned.. Ia the aistk. iu nitt. tha ltt waa oot & a a eaay rol ler aad the next twa fanned. Crag head hd reeeatf y eitblihed a ' atOceoot , ra erd icr Caiiaaaiav "MBdlot gamee.'' feeare . Z- It. II. 2. Partiaad : 0 OhkUad - .J1 1 -Meeker and Barry; Xaaa. UcUavrr. Craghead and .Bool. Lotnbardi. j . Xtlsaiaaa i Aagels 8 .Loa Angeles, j t, niaaa opened their aenea witk Lee A gelea kara tcdsy by defeat&ig the laagaei lead ing Angela ta 3. Btrfoot. altheagh he yielded mere kite thaw Craadall haal the better f a pitching daai. UUaiana J i 4 8 0 Lo AneUs - Barfeot aad kfyer; CraadaQ aad Saad aeg, Uaaaah. PACXTXO COAST W. I. Pet. Loa Angeles U 46 r9 .822 OakUad S 35 21 fUeraaieato J. 87 ,521 Miaaiaa . . ........... , -37 14 Portkand u.& 37 40 .481 6eatla .-, i. ... u M 4l 474 Hcllywaod . 3d 41 .46 8aa Fraaciaeo- ...- 82 45 .416 YATXOVAX. IXAOTT2 W. U ffaHnaati . , 37 PittkbarKB 34 St. Loaia - . . 35 Brooklya - .!... 30 Ckicago i. 30 Kew Tark-. 30 Boataa - 23 rhiUdelphia . 21 25 23 81 31 2 35 37 Pet. .587 .596 ,554 .493 .492 -.484 .397 .32 AXBSICAAT XXAOUE S 7 W. I Prt. Kew Tark 44 19 .9 CWeelaad S5 29 47 Philadelphia . 35 29 .547 Ckieaca ... - 35 29 .54 betrait i. a..,.fc , tT-, ' 33 ;'..93 Waahingtaa -.J , 29 32 .473 St. jLoaia ; , , 2 38 .406 Bcataa 17 44 .279 BEAVERS GET NEW MEN OAKLAND. Cal., June 22-r-(By Associated l Press.) Three -new players donned Portland baseball uniforms today and - will snow against Oakland . here this week. They are Gorham Leverette and Ralph Strond, pitchers, and Paul Strand, outfielder.' anatra T; Sesla 9 EAK PRAXCISCO. Jnae 22 Batera aieala troaaeed Saa Praaeiaca 7 to taday ia a free hitting coateat that aaw twa Seal pitcher r hated tc the abawera. ' ..Score R. H. E. frameato 7 13 3 Saa Fraaciaeo 9 Keating and Kaehler; Wllua, Kerr, Griff aa aad Agaew. - - Stara Seattle 7 REATTLE, Jaa,22 Awalk and tee aiaglea broke ap a 17 inning baactwll !m' kera today Twweav Seattle n4 'iUtUj weed and gara the fStara and tha eaateat 9" ta 7. ,It waeaa- of the longett gaaea ia the Aiitory ef e "attla baaebalt.- WiJk" Hollywood leadbag 7 't 4. the Indiana aearad twa rana in - the eight aad another ia the aiath ftt tie tha out. Prom tbea antil the aerea teentk it waa a piteher'a battle, witk ' neither tram getting mcr than b hit i ny Inning. '..Score , R- K- irtkittio 7 20 j,;ywood 9 16 3 fcl elleabaea, M aleak y ana r-eiere; nt Ramaey and Baldwin. I HAYS TO BE RETAINED NEW YORK. June 22. (By Associated Press.) AVill'II. Hays will remain as president of .the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America until 1836, the board of directors an nounced today. His present term with a salary reported at the time of his election as $150,000 was extended for 10 years. . ' - 1.; CHICAGO. June. 12--f! rrtHr C. Alexaftder, who for seferal' years headed s the pitching staff of the Chicago Nationals, was released to the St. Louis Cardinals today ria the walrer i route. P. E. Shafera Karness and Leather Goods Store, 17Q 8. Com'L Suit cases, ralises, portfolios, brief cases, glores and mittens. Large stock. - The pioneer store. () 5EHT0FACE TBl'OLF BEE Two Barrelled Card to Be Played With Kelso, ; Com-f-r- petition Is Keen f:;- ' The Kelo Timberwolree, champion of the Timber league last year. wilt f ana the pp petition for the Salem Senators ta day and tomorrow at Kelaa. The Kelao team is sat first ia the Timber leagaa tending Ihi year, but hare a atraag combinatioa r.t S expected ma en the Senator tome of the tcnghest cam- petition of the year. ; Kelaa a diaplacameat from the ton ef the tacding ia chiefly daa to the in vincible kariing of Vcan Gresz of Uo- ajaUm, former ccast and major league Max. . A retara enzacement ' between tka twa July 1. Oher game with atrang learn are achedoled bera ' Jane .- 80 aad thraogheat the auta will be achedaled, prariding the local faaa aigaify their de- aire by - taraiaar war for thaaa camee. "Biddy. fctthop. 'manager.: aaya he doea aot want to ke mcney aa tha aeaaon. but if ha can be aaanred af aa eren break, he will be more than satisfied. Tha Portland Bearers af the ' coast league will be aeea ia action at the local park next month. proTided' tha games witk Kelts go welL Manager Bithrp alfeo will take the Senators, to Portland for came.' a new departure this-year. Tha local ciub ia expected to be a good draw ing card there becaasa of tn Sigh brand of ball it baa been playing. - t Although the local manager is aaxirns to wis the twa games at Kelso, ha ia aot anxioaa'to weaken his team for the game next week with the Portraad Cyeols. The Cyeols bare bean aa top ia the per centages since the first t f the season by reason of their atrong start, bnt if the locals win, they wilt take tha. first posi tion. Rivalry between these two teams ia almost ss bitter as thst between Salem and Albany. r Salem's lead will be half a game, provided they win. as the Cyeols hsT a postponed gam with Ueu to! play cff. .v; -t.t ' . -v- i ; , -r;-?l.t. , The Vanity Hst SUoppe Jane sale still continues on millinery. Let us help you select your next hat. 387 Court street. :. t) yiits, SEins 9UTMMME S Doubleheader Divided; Chi cago Takes Ten-Inning Game From Cleveland '' ;' 'ark t-9: Senators 8-1 ; WASHIXGTOX, Juas 22. By Asso ciated Presa.) tfasfcmgtoa divided a dcable header witk New York today, win ning the first In sensational manner 8 to7 ' aad losing tha nightcap 9 to 1. In the aeeond game Bsbe Rah bsnged bis 23rd Jaly 1. Other games witk strong teams field wall, with one man an base. Score (rirst game) , i S. II. K. Kew York J 13 3 Wathiflgton 8 13 1 BealL Peaaer. Shocker awd Cellinaj Rsetker; Fergasoa. Mar berry sad RneL Score -(Second game) R. H. E. Xew York 9 11 1 )Vshington ..L.". J. ... 1 5 Hoyt and Bengongh, Collins ; Palmero, Ogden, ilorrell aad RaeL Chleaga 4 ; Clereland S CHICAGO. Jane 22. Ted Lyons bang np bis 12th vietnry rf the season today when Eddie Collins double broke a 10 inaing "game which the - locals, in the second game of the series from Cleveland 4 to 3. Score R. H. E. Cleveland . 8 11 1 Chieacr : i 4 14 0 Smith and Hyatt; Lyons, KrabowtkL Schalk. i PAcrrio coast . Portland 10; Oakland 4 lfisioas 4; Los Angeles 3 Sacrament 7; San Francisco Hollywood 9; Seattle 7. HATIOHAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 3; Chicago 2 Philadelphia 6 ; New York 2 Pittsburgh 3 ; 8t. Loais 1 Brooklyn 4 ; Boston 2 V AXXTjUCAS league Xew York 7-9: Washington 8-1 , Chieaca 4 ; Cleveland 3 pctroit 9; St. Loais 4 .- Detrclt 9;. St. Lotris 4 DETROIT, Jane 22. Detroit won its fonrth strsight victory by taking the second and last gsme of the St. Loais series 9 to 4. Score R, H. E. St. Loais 4 9 1 Detroit . 9 14 1 Wingsrd, Gsstcn. Vsn Gilder. Halloa snd Dixon; Schsng, Wkitehill Do bo is and WoodaU. Pomeroy & Keene, Jewelers, nerer fall to giTe yon 180 on the dollar. Watches, clocks, pins, charms. Standard high grade stock in all departments. () Celebrate the Fourth right, buy all your fireworks, flags, in fact everything at the Salem Variety. Sale begins Saturday. () D. H. Mosher, Merchant Tailor, !a turning out the nobbiest and best fitting tailor made suits to measure. 100 business and pro fessional men buy of Mosher. ) Take an Ansco kodak - to the coast with you this week, bring the films-to the Crown Drug. 332 State at 9 a. m. and get them at 5 p.m. () PEP GOES THIRD IN HIES' Take Commercial League Contest by 6 to 1 Score, Play Is Fast LEAGUE STANDINGS W 1. De Molay 5 " 0 P. O 2 2 Eagles 1 3 P. K. P 2 3 O. X. G. 2 . 3 Tct. '.OOO .50O .500 .400 .400 registered ' on first. ', "- ' ; ' - - . In tb third - tha electric is ns scored foar mora c a 'three bits and two walks. Mcrriott walked and went third an aa overthrow. Keiley singled, ' aad Seeley walked fillinw. tha basew King sacrificed scoring .Aferriott. C".si-c singled and twa tn registered. ' Mickelsoa doubled and Clark scored when tha throw tc third went into tha players' bench. Miekelaoa 4mkH" to gu Mai on a passed ball ha was thrown out at the plate. ' Both sides were blanked in the fiftk. and the Eagles were anable to rally, three men, fanning ant. ilerriott. hurler for tha P. E. P issaed eight strtkecats ia the, cooteat. The lineups: P. B. P. Esxlea Barnhclt cf I P. Girod 3 Stow. u 21 L. Girod - rf rtaytana . . l uesart ss iterriett p SchnlU e Keller 3 Coombs - If Seeley ss Heath p King : If Silke 1 Clark rf Crab 2 Miekelaoa e j Christenson .J f Cade . 3 Lanke ef Cmpires: Jones. Laird. PGRTLAND BOY TVVS SPOKANE. June 22.- Farorltes won their first round matches to day In the Pacific northwest ama teur! coif tournament, with :fine golf marking most of the saffi Roy Moe. Portland youth who T tiie qualifying: round, won matcn irom it. a. ieager, i Why not get your wholesome bread from us,, and be sure of the quality and freshness. Better Yet Bread made . by the Better Yet Baking Co., 2 6 4 ' N. Commercial. Lots of people carry a Viking Tire for a spare. When you hare a blow-out ten miles from town, it's too late to get it then. See Malcolm's Tire shop, now. () In the last Commercial lesgae contest lsst night the P. E. P. brought themselves into third position by downing the Eagles 6 to 1. The Eagles started strong in the first aad the first maa np singled, was ad vanced to third and came on in on a fiy tar center. They were nnable tc score in tha remaining periods, and no more than three battera eaca inning stepped to the piste for the rest of the game. The P. E. P. was blanked in the first inning bnt scored two in the second when Keller, np first, singled to right, ad vanced to third, when two free .passes filled the bsgs, snd came home ti Clark'a smash to left. Seeley on aeeond Was thrown eat trying to score, . bnt King Army and Oatlng store. Biggest bargains in clothing, shoes, under wear, hosiery, glores, valises and suit cases. The working man's store. 189 N. Commercial. f) The Salem Hdw. Co., most pro gressive. Every accommodation given to those in need ef best hardware supplies. Work and pros perity the motto. 120 N ComX () H. V Woodry ft Son, 271 N. Coml. St.. furniture store. Bar tains in furniture of all kinds Agent for Lang ranges, best made. Also auctioneers. ( Celebrate the Fourth right, buy all your fireworks, flags, torpe does, firecrackers, guns, caps, in fact everything at he Salem Var iety. Sale begins Saturday. () Garibaldi Whitney mills install most complete fire-fighting plant in west. m- x, - . BLIGH TODAY Meairfe lEvsrj Mrs tili.es PI naaanmn. w 0 A Old Fashioned Bar Double Strength Peppermint If you pre&r Supn'Oodod Gm then get file s anna aasw ar aa m -a? at aBBssBmaaassBsssasfr 5n u Or Peppermint Clear Thru! G1S A 'hacks vj w Mk. s. r. -- .rv a. . .m. 1 as f Mi v ;5 JX ?) DAY. JUNE 23rd TO .-JUNE 30th We offer the men of Salem the greatest saving, bii our entire stock of High Grade' Clothing including Society Brand and Knopf in all latest styles -and patterns - IUvEDNES t i - , ! f i - it If FOR 7 DAYS ONLY EVERY SUIT IN STOCK VALUES TO $40.00. TO CLOSE OUT ' ......... .'.-. , .-. --a - - : - -. ' TOOK EVERY SUIT IIN3 S VALUES TO $55.00. tO CLOSE OUT MEN, YOlKGAM?T'AF&OC$&!!TOSWi8&- THiG.-OPBPO&TUMJTY . Coming just at, this time when all men want to dress up for the Fourth. A SALE FOR CASH. Every transaction backed up by our personal guarantee of complete satis-r t ; - faction. You must be satisfied. I" i' REDUCTIONS !ON ALL SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHINGS - t . 10: Pne Lot Men's Acetic Uruoh.: , , gggfr31 " I i i i x ; Come early for the best selections f Elllis Cooky; v f ; - SEE! OUR WINDOWS FOR THE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES OFFERED FOR ONE WEEK ONLY ' ' ' V .. . - . . 'V ', . . .. 't " ' . 416 STATEt STREET, SALEM :.? - 1 : .1. . i . 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