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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1926)
4 i ! S -i -f 'i S ' 4- i THE PREGpNTATESlAN, SALEM; OREGON rov$s as megms Oefeitt ite 'l to 0 ii i! fjs' if ii I Both Teams Hit Safelv Four Times. DeJardine Gets umy uouuie . . SfanGIng W. I.. Pet Grotto 6 4 .600 Paper Co. f. 4 .600 1T. 8. Bank . .' J 5 4 .558 K. of C. S f .500 lesion 4 S .444 Valley Motor 3 7 .300 With a noticeable improvement in tne quality or ball playing lor the closing' games of the season. the Legion took another close game from the ;K. of.C. last night 1-0. Both teams played a better brand of baseball than they hare shown before, the Knights playing errorless ball while but one bfb ble was chalked against-the Le gionaires. . ine urst rour innings saw ji rare hurling battle between Gib son and Burger with a slight edge going to the doughboy twirler Gibson retired seVen of the Cath olic hitters, -wriffing the first three men up in the fourth. He issued two passes, both in the first, evidently getting all the wild ones but of his arm early in the dajr., -Burger,' hurling for 0e K. -r ,c.;- did creditable -work, managing to down three soldiers and issuing three tickets to first Both teams garnered four safe hits, De Jardlne getting the only extra base hit with a -double to left field. The Legionaires' win was a spectacular last half of the last inning finish. -Two men were all that were needed to pull the trick. Gill, up first, singled to right and stole second. "Scotty" Marr. fol lowing GUP, attempted to bunt the first ball, but fouled it. Then completely crossing up the Caseys and rigidly following the orders of Acting Manager Bishop, the little Kiltie laid down a perfect bunt toward third. He was thrown out at first, but the play caught the initial sacker so off his guard 1 that Gill kept right on coming and crossed with-the winning run. Marr, the diminutive Scot, graced the left landscape in great style, and was robbed of a clean hit in the second when his torrid liner over second was knocked down. - The game Monday night be tween, the Papermakers and the Valley Motor, which was reported as ending with a 2-2 score on ac count of darkness, was in reality won by the Paper Co. 3 to 2. The outcome of this game wa's pub lished - as tje . In this column, hence the error in both papers. The percentages given this morn ing are corrected to date and in clude the game Monday. Lineups for the Legion-Casey battle: , LEGION Gahrjelson. 2b Houston, m Bishop, S3 Gibsm,.p Patterson, c Mason, 3b Gill, "lb Marr, If Seelle, ft K. OP C. Patterson, ss J. Varley, 3b De Jardlne, 2b Burger, p Heenan, c Greene, m Lutz. rf Suing. If H. Barr. lb Capital City Cooperative Cream ery. Milk, cream, buttermilk. The Buttercup butter has to equal. Gold standard of perfection. 117 S. Com'l. Phone 299. () C. F. Brelthaupt, florist and decorator, 123 N. Liberty. Phone 380. V16wers, bulbs, floral de signs for all occasions. Pioneer and lea-ier in Salem. ( While you are at the office, we'll wash and grease your car. Let us help you give your car the best of treatment. O. J. Wilson. Bulck Motor Cars; phone 220; () SIHS DEFEAT SENATORS 7 TO 5 Hollywood Stars Trim Oak land 9 to 3 in Opener; Beavers Do Not Play Missions 7; Senators S SAN -FRANCISCO. July 27. (By .Associated Press.) Bunch ing 10 hits in four innings today the Missions defeated Sacramen to 7 to 5. Score R. H. E. Sacramento 5 15 3 Missions . 7 10 1 Hughes and Koehler; Christian, Bryan and Walters. ' Stan 0; Oaks 3 LOS ANGELES. July 27. Hol lywood handed Oakland a 9 to 2 drubbing in the series opener here today. Score R. H. e. Oakland S 14 4 Hollwood 9 15 a Kuni and Bool; Mnlcahy, O'Neill and Cook. Peters. PORTLAND. July 27. No Los Angeles-Portland game today. Los Angeles team traveling. . X J. Hull Atttq Top A Paint Co. - Radiator, fender and body repairing. Artistic painting adds 100 to the appearance of your auto. 217 8.-Commercial. () TJlrich ft Roberts, realtors. 128 N. Commercial St know, property valaes kal make for- yea rprotlt- MIS Cincinnati Takes Second Game; Pittsburgh Pirates Defeat New York BROOKLYN. July 27. (By As sociated Press.) Cininnnati gain ed an even break in a twin bill with Brooklyn today, winning the second game 2 to 0, after losing ti e opener by 6 to 3. First Game' R. .HI E. Cincinnati 3 7 2 Brooklyn ... 6 12 4 Donobue, May and PIcinich; McGraw and Hargreaves. Second game R. H. E. Cincinnati 2 C 0 Brooklyn 0 5 0 Mays and Hargreare; Barnes. Hhrhardt and O'Meil, Hargreaves. Pirates 4 ; New York 3 NEW YORK. July 27. The Pi rates tightened their hold on the eague leaders today defeating the Giants 4 to 3 in the opener of the series. Score R. II. E Fittsburgh 4 0 0 New York 3 7 o Songer, Kremer and Gooch; Barnes. Davie and McMuiien. St. Louis ; Phillis 5 PHILADELPHIA, July 27. St. Louis, although; outhit by the Phil- delphia Nationals, woo the first game of the local homecoming 9 to 5. Score R, H. E. St. Louis 9 14' 1 Philadelphia 5 15 1 Alexander and O'Farrel; Knight, Clrich, Baecht and Wilson. Boston 1; Chicago O BOSTON, July 27. Bob Smith of Boston held Chicago to four hits today and the Braves won the first game of the series, i to 0. score r. H. E. 4 0 7 1 Smith Chicago o Boston 1 Root and Gonzales; R. and J. Taylor. btraw hats at season's end prices, 11.50 to $3.50. Come in and look them over. Style, and you ean get it for a mere nothing. Scotch Woolen Mills Store. () Five Minutes Only. to Be Al lowed, rank Minto, Chief, Declares The ordinance against double parking will be strictly enforced henceforward, according to Frank Minto. chief of police, as the situ ation is rapidly becoming a men ace in down town districts. The ordinance states that (ire minutes double parking is allowed provid ed there is some person in the machine capable of driving it. ' Considerable reluctance in issu ing the order against double park ing was expressed by the chief, as there is limited parking space available in the business district. Only the necessity of reducing the hazards due to congested traffic caused it to be issued. Another source of complaint is the diffi culty of removing cara parked next the curb behind other cars. The Salem Hdw. Co.. most pro gressive. Evert accommodation given to , those in need of best hardware supplies. Work and pros perity the motto. 120 N. Com'l () W. ofoffin nifi" --m .,-r i.T'-r fJKEESWIH F ST. LOUIS B TO S Boston Defeats Detroit 7 to 0, and Senators Triumplj Over Chicago New York 6; St. LnuL 5 j ST. LOUIS. July 27. (By'As- sociated Press.) The New York Yanks won from St. Louis Browns here today 6 to 5 in the first game of the series. Score R. II. E. New York 6 11 3 St. Louis 5 8 il Pennock, Hoyt and Severeid; Zachary, Ballou and Schang. Boston 7; Detroit O DETROIT. July 27. Sllin Harriss pitched Boston to a 7 to 0 shutout victory over the Tigers today. Jacobson made five hits in five times at bat, including a home run. 1 Score R. II. fc. Boston 7 12 ;0 Detroit 0 5 1 Harriss and Gaston; Gibson, Holly, Woodall, and Ames. Senators 7; Chicago 2 CHICAGO, July 29. Washing ton defeated Chicago 7 to 2 in the first game of the- series' by stag ing an eighth inning rally. Score-1- ' R. U. E. Washington 1 8 il Chicago . . 2 9 0 Johnson and . Tate,;. Ruel; Thomas, Edwards, Connolly and Schaik. TI. T. Love, the Jeweler, 335 State St. High qualify jewelry, silverware and diamonds. The gold standard of values. Once i a buyer always a customer. () G. W. Day. tires, tabes and ac cessories. Has the Goodyear tires, the standard of the world. Mr. Day can give you more mileage. corner com'l. and Chemeketa. ( f ) Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co.. lumber and building materials. The best costs no more than in ferior grades. Go to the big Sa lem factory and save money. () A penny saved is alright, but; it Is well not to be pound foolish. Our prices are as low as elsewhere and we have the best. Hunt and Shaller Meat Mkt.. 263 N. Com'l. Astoria Steamer "Dakota" loads 500 tons canned salmon for New York. BIG WATER SEE World's Greatest Fancy Diver Assisted by the World's Greatest Water Clown CRYSTAL POOL ! All Free T O N I ' . 1 I The Best Crjop Insurance A reasonable diversity in farming; js one of the best crop insurance plans avaflabfe. Never do all crops fail and rarely-tltf poor yields come with all crops the same season. ; ; . j ' - ! j The United States National believes the regulariza tion of farm work is just a3!important as the regular lzation qf other business, jit will greatly help maintain the continuity of income: antf make for economic secur ity on the farm. - l j : United States National Bank, FREE TO S DISPLAY TONIBHT Title Holders to Show Abil ity in Local Tjank "at Exhibitiot Salem swimming farts will have a chance to see the swimming team that placed third in the north west championship meet at Ta-t-onia Sunday in action at the swimming pool at the corner of Ferry and Liberty streets, begin ning at 8 o'clock. The team, com posed mainly of swlnimern from Salem and vicinity, wap developed in the last seven months lyider the direction of M. G. Dduglas, who has charge of the pool. Dana Thomas, a Salem high school boy. is holder jof a north west record in the ftjo-yard Tree style swim, set at the Tacoma meet Sunday. He plajced first in his event there. Velflia-Emmett. also of Salem, took second in the f0-yard free stylo foif women. The exhibition tonight) which is free, will consist of racns. life having, diving and othpr feature. Teddy Walker, said tcj be world's champion clown diver. Will 'snow his antics. , ( Miss Eva Schulti, a former OAC student, who is considered one of th leading fancy divUrs. iiv. th country, will gtve several exhibi tion, dives. Miss Lnore Preston.( also a former OAC student and a noted woman .swimmr, 'will per- lorm in tlif exhibition!. ( She will Kve swimming instrudtions at the pool ovcry clay. t Members of the team listed on the program are Lendre Prebtoii, Eva Schultz. Mrs. f.erald Smith, Velma Enimett, LouM Patterson, Dana Thomas. "Fireman" HaKirot. Chester Lmdsiey aud Teddy Walk er, i Max O. Buren. furniture, car pets; everything for I the home. Most beautiful Axmtnster rugs. Beautiful line of pictures for your hpme. 179 N. Com'l.! () Nash Furniture Co takes the lead with low prices! cn chairs, rockers, tables, wood and steel beds, springs, mattresses. Saves you 26. 219 N. Com'l. () Mr. Used Car Buyer! Hare yon seen the real buys at the Capitol Motors Incorporation? See Biddy Bishop, 350 N. High St. Tele phones 2125 and 2126. ( waiter H. Zovel, automobile tires, tubes and accessories. Vul canixlng that holds. High quality, superior service. A trial makes a customer. 198 S. Com'l. CARNIVAL HER 8 o'Clock Sharp G H 1. Pacific Coast Team W. IL Los Angelfis 69 40 Sacramento 62 52 Pet. .633 .544 .536 .513 .4 7? .4 52 .442 .505 Oakland 59 Missions 5 7 Seattle 54 Holly wood 52 Portland 50 San Francisco 4 6 51 54 59 63 C3 67 National League Team W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh 53 39 .576 Cincinnati 55 43 .561 St. Louis . 51 43 .543 Chicago 50 4 5 .526 Brooklyn 49 48 .505 New York 46 47 .495 Philadelphia 36 55 .396 Boston 37 57 .394 American Tyoagrie Team W. L. New York 62 34 Cleveland 53 4 4 Phila'delphia 51 44 Detroit 51 47 Washington 47 45 Chicago 50 4 8 St. Louis 41 5 5 Boston 29 6C Pot. .646 .546 .537 .520 .511 .510 .4 2 7 .305 H A V E Af A M E L ) I m fk " jLy i itr i 1 r- Sut I If 1 JV -ram H f H V I IU All .L- v T, i: f YT 4.1 if f r ' -VV I Millions whoVe tried them all, who could well afford to pay a higher price, become wedded to Camels. Each year Camel wins the favor of a growing army of expe rienced smokers. Camel leads because of Camel quality. No other cigarette made can match Camel goodness. Camel is made of the choicest Turkish and Domestic tobaccos grown, master urar?i m no otner rette to sive'vou all of'thipir miM-L and mellow In all tobacco fene there lias neverbeensuchafavo for Camel goodness has no equal. For sheer quality of tobaccos, for deep-dookfagJnjoyment, i i n-iiii . - . .. - 1 I I AS STATE 0BIIT01 Speech at Convention Brings San Francisco Chronicle Story Eddie Boyden, in a signed story in the San Francisco Chronicle, covering the recent Lions conven tion held there, pays tribute in the following terms to the speech of Frank Neer, Salem Lion and former district governor: Leave it to Frank Neer, an un controllable leonine orator from Salem, Or., to boost his own state. Standing forth at the convention yesterday. Frank aimed his tongue at high heaven and spouted as fol lows: "Would you live in the land of the large and luscious cherry? Or among the deep red loganberries, or the delicious Uartlett pear? Or the tart-sweet Italian prune or the pungent fragrance of the hop Held? Would you live where there are no blustering winds, no tor nadoes, no cyclones? Or where thunder and lightning storms and; hailstones are unknown? Would vou live wliere. the summers are i c-ool and winters mild?-' Or where experp0nce flayors. a,c c o b rnp there . is " the best of water? Orl where there is green vegetation J throughout the year and roses Moom-during ten months of the 5 ear? Then come to;the Willam- Ite valley, of fair Oregon, a valley fertile prairies and rolling hills. covered with fruits an1 berries and nuts!" "Nuts .is right!" roared Eddie Ellis, the fearless Lion from Grey bull, state of Wyoming. And that ended .Frank's ora torical Roman candle. ' Army and Ontlng Store. Biggest bargains Jn, clothing, shoes, under wear, hosiery, gloves, valises and suit cases. The working man's store. 189 N. Commercial. () Slate surface roofing applied over your old shingles. We have over 200 Jobs in Salem. Nelson Bros., plumbers, sheet metal work, 355 Chemeketa. - () The rug and carpet department of the Hamilton Furniture' Co. is one of the most complete in the state. All rug prices below regu lar list. () White House Restaurant, 362 State St., where hundreds of peo ple prefer to eat. All you want to eat for less than you can eat at home. ' Quality and service. () The Peerless Bakery, 170 N. Commercial. Sanitary, up to date. Prompt delivery." Bakers for those who appreciate the best. Increas ing patrons tell the tale. () . i. . . for favor with smokers Camel stands; alone, Supreme among Camel is the world's cause Camel pleasure of them to tire your taste. No one ever smoked a Camel arid re gretted it. Camels never leave. a cigaretty after-taste. v J! s evtSt your fetrreal snioMng pleaurewiU ,Vi ;iij:!lt- . tpoaccps nature produces. The wprlds lafgest tobacco Organiza fe5S3o tr now the favorite of millions Of smokers. : v. a Camel! n y , mdsko t S a I Tacif le Const Missions 7; Sacramento 5. Hollywood 9; Oakland 3. No Los Angeles-Portland game. '-1-, National League Cincinnati 3-2; Brooklyn 6-0. Pittsburgh . 4 ; New York 3. St. Louis 9: Philadelphia 5. Bostoa 1; Chicago 0. American Xeague . New York 6; St. Louis 5. - Boston -7 r Detroit-O.; --- . Washington 7; Chicago 2. Elker Auto Co:, erry at Llb erty St. Autos stored, and bought and sold. Cars washed day -and night.- Low prices and service will make long friends. () 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.. ' () Buster Brown Shoe Store. High class, stylish, looking,' comfort giv ing, long wearing; shoes for the least money. Go and be convinced. 125 North Commercial St. ..-() favorite be- never palls. ' come when h -j, eerienced j em K. C. -1 7 Ii aoie investments.: "Will both savs ua&e you money,. . ()