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SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1926
THE OREGON, STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
Semtvrs Will Battle With Ancient Rivals on Albany Field- TMM
ENTER
; POST-SKED GflES
Biddy Bishop's Outfit Asked
to Play Semi-Pro Lead-
ers Later
Slight chance to win the Great
er I'irtland-Valley league pennant
Is conceded the Salem Senators.
The Cyc&la - bave-a-game and a
half lead, with only two games
left Wplay.If thc Cycola win all
the ret.of -their game, Salem will
have . M chaftce,; .
The' Senat'drs plar at Albany to
day, wjth the dope'ffavoring them
to,win.v Thjy'hate beeh going at
top speed in their last three
ganies httrhrg - the- St. Johns'
Bearsj ' Albany and the Cycols
down -the line.. They have had
tighf ffeldlng", gooii pitching; and
on topirof it all they have been
clouting' the ball often and vl-
CiOUSiW&
After their defeat of tho Cyeols
last Sunday they look like the
best team in - the league, and as
such ehould win.
Iast time the two teams ap
peared at Albany, the Salem team
went into .the ninth, inning with a
3 to 1 lead that looked as big as
u mountain with the whole team
playing in championship form.
The Albany boys took a toehold at
the plate in the last of the ninth,
however, and pounded out threp
runs with one out.
sialOiM -may Vi.'f play t!:r Cycols.
although l!io tv.ii ifaiiiH hnvf no
more leagae games scheduled.
"Biddy" Bishop, local manager,
has been asked to enter his team
fn the annual fall baseball tourna
ment held in Portland among win
ners of the various semi-pro
leagues.
If the local men do enter, they
will find the Cycols among their
competitors. Judging from their
recent showing, the Senators
would have an excellent chance to
come out on top in such a race.
The game at Albany today
starts at 2:30 in the afternoon.
It is the only league game sched
uled. as the Cycols played the St.
Johns' Bears Tuesday.
Chas. K. Spauldihg Logging Co.,
lumber and building materials.
The best costs no more than in
ferior grades. Go to the big Sa
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Max O. Buren, furniture, car
pets; everything for the home.
Most beautiful Axminster rugs.
Beautiful line of pictures for your
home. 179 N. Com!. ()
Nash Furniture Co. takes the
lead with low prices on chairs,
rockers, tables, wood and steel
beds, springs, mattresses. Saves
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HOMER WITH BASES
FULL TURNS GAME
Pinoh Hitter Brings in Four
Runs; Oakland Wins
From Hollywood
PORTLAND. July 31. (By As
sociated Press.) Portland de
feated T.k)h Angeles in the 11th
inning today, 8 to 7. after ,Ray
Rohwer. batting for Washburn.
had knocked a homer with the
bases full in the seventh putting
the Beavers in the game, in the
11th with two out, Crandall walk
ed Metz, and passed Elmer Smith,
trying to make him hit bad balls.
Prothro cracked a sharp grounder
down the third base line which
Krug! dived for but missed as Metz
raced home.
Score R. IT. E.
Lor, Angeles 7 17 1
Portland 8 9 3
Stroud, Crandall and Hannah;
Mangum. Lingrei, Banragartner
and Wendell.
Oaks I; Stars ;;
LOS ANGELES. July 31. Oak
land defeated Hollywood. 4 to
3 here today to take the lead in
the series , three games to two.
Score
Oakland
Hollywood
R. H. E.
4 i 2
... ... ... 3
7 1
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Senatos-s 5: Missions 1
SAN FRANCISCO. July 31.
Tho Senators took advantage of
the breaks today and turned five
hits into as many runs to defeat
the Missions b to 1.
Score R. H. e.
Sacramento 5 5 3
Missions 19 2
Martin and M. Shea; Ludolph,
Oeschger, Bryan fcnd Walters.
Seatth- 7; Seals
SEATTLE. July 3 1. -- Three
runs in the ninth inning of the
game here today won for Seattle
against San Francisco 7 to 6.
Score ij. h. k.
San Francisco 6 11 0
Seattle 7 9 1
Moudy and Agnew; Martin and
E. Baldwin.
Patton's Book Storo invites you
at any time to visit their Kodak
plant and meet Melgaard, the art
ist, who will take care of your
Kodak finishing. ()
CHANGES ARE ASKED
IN GAME STATUTES
(Continued from pa;c 1.)
gesiion being to limit the number
of deer killed to a single buck
with forked horns. The law would
proniou the killing of spiked
bucks.
it is proposed also to permit
the sale of deer hides when the
deer killed legally.
Bear protection has been urged.
Tne bruin is now protected in
Josephine, Jackson and Klamath
counties, where he may be killed
only in .November. The new rul
ing would extend this protection
over the entire state.
It is suggested that the bag
limit of migratory birds be re
dueed frdm 27, a day to 15 or
perhaps 10.
A closed season for several
years for fur bearing auimals in
eluding the beaver, martin, otter,
and fisher, was suggested. The
beaver, now protected in some
counties aud in the national for
ests, will be exterminated unless
protection Is given, is the belief
01 hat. Avemi. ir closed season
is established, protection will be
allowed orchardists and farmers
who in the. past have suffered
from the beavers dam building
activities.
i Good Car
Beavers
' Proposed fish law changes in
clude opening the bass season
through the year save in the
spawning season.
At present the season is open
from June 15 to December 31
which does not permit pass fish
ing at the best time , for game
ristj and good eating. The new
time would make the closed sea
son extend from May 1 to July
1 only. Open season all year
round has. been advocated for
sunfisb, crappies and catfish.
No suggestion as yet has been
received for laws on the striped
bass, a salt water fish and a new
comer to Oregon which during the
last year has been caught com
mercially in Coose county.
Another suggestion advocates
the prohibition of the use of clams
for crab bait, it being maintained
that cormorants, fish eating birds,
commonly known as shags, may
be used for good crab bait.
In all probability a bill to pro
hibit the commercial canning of
clams will be introduced into the
legislature. Razor clams have
been practically exterminated by
the canning companies, the game
warden said.
Winning Hun booted on
Kill!
Horn'-.; : CkvHaiui
Wins From Boston
New York 2; Chicago 1
CHICAGO. July 31. (By Asso
ciated Press) New York defeat
ed Chicago 2 to 1 in a pitching
duel, the winning run being scor
ed on Ruth's homer, his thirty
third for the season.
Score It. II. E.
New York 2 7 1
Chicago 1 7 0
Jones and Severeid; Edwards
and Schalk.
Cleveland 6; Boston 2
CLEVELAND.. July 31. The
Cleveland Indians chalked up
their sixth straight game of the
home series today when they
took the Boston Red Sox into
camp in a 6 to 2 battle.
Score K. H. E.
Boston 2 6 0
Cleveland . . . 6 11 0
Harriss, Welzer. Hussell and
Gaston; Smith and L. Sewell.
Athletics 0; Detroit 6
DETROIT, July 31. Home
runs by Hale and Simmons drove
in enough tallies for Philadelphia
to take the first game of the ser
ies from Detroit today 9 to 6.
Score R. H. E.
Philadelphia 9 10 2
Detroit 6 12 1
Quind. Grove and Perkins;
Wells. Bauss, Smith and Woodall.
Senators ; St. Louis O
ST. LOUIS. July 31. Walter
Johnson held the St. Louis
Browns in check today and Wash
ington won 9 to 0.
Score R. II. E.
Washington 9 12 1
St. Louis 0 6 3
Johnson and Tate; Gaston, Ncv
ers and Schang.
The Malcolm Tire Company,
corner Court and Commercial,
have the Federal Cord and Bal
loon tires in all sizes. See them
and your troubles are over. (
Rainier Heath road finished;
Thurston road next to be rock- j
surfaced. 1
NEW YORK YANKEES
Will FROM C GO
Win From
REDS ARE HIED
11 TWO GAME SERIES
Boston Braves Win Double
header; Giants ITake Two
From St. Louis
Boston 2-H; Beds 1-2
BOSTON. July 3 J. (By Asso
ciated Press.) Th Boston Na
tionals gave Cincinnati a double
setback here today, taking the first
game 2 to 1, and falling hard on
Donohue to win thcsefond 8 to 2.
First Game It. H. E.
Cincinnati 1 18 0
Boston 2 7 1
Ilixey and Picinich; Benton
and J. Taylor.
Second game It. II. E.
Cincinnati 2 12 2
Boston 8 IS o
Donohue, May and Ilargravct;
Goldsmith and J. Taylor.
New York -6; St. Louis 6-1
NEW YORK. July 31. The
Giants made a clean sweep of a
doublo-hoader with the St. Louis
Cardinals today byj clinching the
second game 6 to l.j after winning
the opener 8 to C.
First game
St. Louis
New York
Haines. Sothoron
R. H. E.
C, 12 2
S 12 3
Hallahan and
OTarrell: Greenfield
Scott and
Second" game j R. If. e.
St. Louis 16 0
New York ; c 8 0
Reinhart, Johnson and Yick:
Earnes. Davis and Florence.
I'ii-ates IO: Phillies O
PHILADELPHIA; July 3 1.
Pittsburgh punished five Phila
delphia pitchers today and made
the most of four Philadelphia er
rors to win the second game of
the series 10 to 6. i
Score R. H. E.
Pittsburgh 10 15 0
Philadelphia 6 lo 4
Vde and Gooch ; j Mitchell, I'l
rieh. Beach t, Pierce, Willoughby
and Wilson.
Brooklyn 3; Chicago 2
BROOKLYN, July 31. Brook
lyn made it two straight over the
Cubs by winning today's game 2
to 2.
Score if
ii." e:
8 0
S 0
Petty
Chicago j. 2
Brooklyn 3
Kaufman and Gonzales
and Hargraves.
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the new Oakland six without any
increase in price. I Come in and
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They arc safp jand serviceable, convenient to carry,
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have them
here at the
Get your's before you leave.
Los Angeles in Eleven Inning Battle
Pacific Coast League
W. L.
Pet.
.623
.544
.513
.460
til
.4 45
.424
Los Angeles .
Oakland
Missions
Seattle
Portland . . . .
Hollywood . .
San Francisco
.71
.62
.59
.55
.53
. 53
50
4 3
52
5G
63
6 5
66
6S
X;Uioua! league
W.
Pittsburgh 55
Cincinnati 5f
St. Louis 53
Brooklyn 51
Chicago 50
New York 4 8
Boston 4 0
Philadelphia 38
L.
40
4 5
4 6
4!)
48
4'.i
Pet.
.579
.510
.510
.495
.412
.400
American league
W. L.
New York G6 34
Cleveland 58 44
Philadelphia 52 48
Detroit 52 50
Washington 49 4 7
Chicago 51 50
St. I,ou is 11 5!
Boston 31 68
Pet.
.660
.569
.520
.510
.510
.505
.410
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High at Ferry Sts. Everything
electrical. Good service and low
prices are bringing an increasing
trade to this store. ()
The Atlas Book and Stationer;
Co., 465 State street. High class
literature and fine stationery.
Complete lines. You will appre
ciate the low prices. ()
West Rainier Northwestern
Electric company extending lines
here.
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Training is offered in:
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Business Administration Educa
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FOR TUNNEV FIGHT!
Champion Not Pert ui bed by
Squabble Over Where
Match Will Be Held
DENVER, Colo., July 31. (By
Associated Press) Unperturbed
by injunction proceedings brought
by B. E. Clements of the Chicago
colliseum club to halt his match
with Gene Tunney. Jack Demptey
today declared that court action
would not interfere with his
training for the Tunrtey bout and
that he would leave for Saratoga.
Springs. N. Y-. tomorrow. The
whole thing is an effort to shako
me lown." the champion said at
his training camp at Colorado
Springs today, "and I am not go
ing to fall for it. I am not in the
least disturbed. My attorney
here will handle the entire matter.
Interest in the Clements in
junction proceedings, filed in fed
eral court here yesterday by for
mer United States district attor
ney Granby Hillyer, centered
about a copy of what purports to
be an agreement by Dempsey to
the transfer of his contract with
Floyd Fitzsimnions to fight Harry
Wilis at the Chicago Coliseum
club, providing that the club has
until August 5, 1926, to pay the
champion $300,000 and which
was attached to the Clements' ap
plication for a temporary injunc
tion. The agreement further pro
vides that an additional $500,000
must be paid the champion ten
days prior to his fight with Wills
rind bears the champion s signa-,
ture dated at Chicago March
1926.
BOYS, AT YMCA CAMP,
FIND NEW NAMES GOOD
( ( outinucMl from zv 1.)
the small boys race, with Willis
Hawley second and Paul Kafourv
third.
Horace Stewart, Win-slow, and
Johnny Bones were winners for!
the medium boys, and Baa. an
Indian boy, MacGregor and Hcisc
for the big boys.
Na-da-ne-na said n bad oimn
was found. The pcare-pipo was
found near a doad snake. Hurry
hurry, see the great indoor base
ball games. Four teams, t'le Great
tarts
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Open EVENINGS and all day
"SERVICE WITH A
Modocs, headed by the great
I kauvr. Johnny Bonus; the won
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he baseball wonder, Andy Gump
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Andv Bird): the marvel-
otis -rz Indians irom i;nemawa,
heud. ' McGregor arc the ones
filtered.
Two gpiv.es were played last
night. th' Grand Rondos winning
from the Rogue Rivers, who were
guTded by Kelly Moore, and the
McdocH losing to tho Siletz.
Niht before last Mr. Taylor's
ilos kept us awake, but they're in
the cook's soup pot how. I'm!
We went on a short hike yester
day and managed to scare a
couple of yell.owjackets that
nlaved havoc with the gang for
a while. One backed up and
pushed me twice, and coming hack!
got soro at Pat Cortley and about
chewed his ear off.
Outside of that everything has
lieen fine.
Y. M. if. A. Boys' Camp.
Near Taylor's Grove, July 30.
CALGAB.Y PLAYER WfNS
WINNIPEG, Man., July 31.
(AP). Carson MacWilliams, Cal
gary, won the western Canada
amateur golf championship final
here today when he defeated Don
Carrick, Canadian amateur cham-
kpion, Toronto, 5 up ana z to piay.
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AT THE AGE OF 83
To Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Mon
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for 4 7 years, it seemed cruel that
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children had to be kept "rtirred
up" and half sick by taking ca
thartic pills, tablets, salts, calomel
and nasty oils.
While he knew that constipa
tion was the cause of nearly all
children's little ills, he constantly
advised mothers to give only a
harmless laxative which would
help to establish natural bowel
"regularity."
In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin mothers have a reculat.ing
i laxative which they can depend
upon whenever a child is consti
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Pacific Coast IiCaj-uo
Portland 8; Ls Angeles 7.
Oakland 4; Hollywood 3.
Sacramento 5; Missions 1.
Seattle 7; SanFrancisco C.
N'Hlioiial Lrf'nguo
Boston 2-8; Cincinnati 1-2.
New York 8-6; St. Louis 6-1.
Pittsburgh 10; Philadelphia
Brooklyn 3; Chicago 2.
American League
New York 2; Chicago 1.
Cleveland C; Boston 2.
Philadelphia 9; Detroit 6.
Washington 3; St. Louis 0.
fst.'ApA FLOW WINS
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y...
July 31. By Associated Press.)
Scapa Flow, son of Man O'War
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