THE OREGON STATESMAN SALEII, OREGON
f ! FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1926
spec iei:etu;;es
-w Fi PACIFIC
Offensive k Power ! Needed
Badly, Injuries Keep Play
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Definite arrangements hare been
completed -for a foottmjl game to
be played between Willamette uni
versity, and ; Multnomah club of
Portland oo the Willamette, field
Saturdays "0tobei 2 3 at i t : 3 0
o'clock. Negotiations for the game
have been under way for consider
able time, but terms were not de
cided an, til yesterday,: afternoon, i
The Multnomahi club1 will bring
a much stronger team lhan the one
that lost" tov OAC recently by an
overwhelming score., i Several new
' players have been added," all ex-
college stars, so that the club now;
presents 'a formidable machine ;
This wilt be' the (first chance for
Willamette to show if Jt has any
offensive ' power, : according to
Coach Speo Keene. jThe Oregon
and Washington frames were too
one sided for the Bearcats to have
a chance, ; "
This game wilt also give. Coach
Keene the first good opportunity
to determine the relative merits of
his' players In a.real game. He
can thus pick his: first team line
up for the Pacific fame the follow
Ang wee.k '-;-' MU : '".V
. The spirit of his men is causing
Keene considerably worry. They
go through their plays la a mech
anical and listless way, showing
little apparent Interest In whether
they ever win a' game or not.
(Whether this is the result of get
ling. them "keyed up' too early la
- the season for their two big games
or whether-they have. the attitude
naturally is the Question. ; - ,
"The men need about SO per
cent more t fire : than .they have
now.", said' coach Keene. "I can't
figure out what's the matter with
them. They had' plenty ot rest
after the Washington game. They
showed a little more scrap in prac
tice last .night, but are still far
from having the spirit they should
-;have."L;', 1 - a 4N
The- squad is fetill i handicapped
-with about a dozen : men on the
hospitaf list,; bu t far biggest part
of thestf'are expected to be back
in tUe lineup In time for the gamo
"with .Pacific university, October
'30th. r ' 1 - ) ' .:
- Reidel,'V" lineman,) who was
; thought to be out. for ! the season
bf cause : of an operation, will ' be
- able to j)'lay If he! IS careful, his
pnyBicina nas saiar He ,wm te a
welcdme addition to the squad be
i cause , of" his ability! : to ' throw
" passes. ; ' ' , e " :' f ' - - ": '
; Harry ClbnineeY: halfback, will
be out v&fit&d'aie time next week
because- ot in inlury.' t :
r NegoUaHops to &et Vgame for
aiuray- jiave oecn unsuccessiui
so CoacvKeene:,pJap to 'hold'
scrimmage- between 7 two teams,
one composed of tjhft'second team
line and first team, backfield, and
the other of . the - first Jtcam lno
anu second team acxneia..
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I Pacific Coast
j Results!
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LOS ANGELESi Octi 14. f API
The Angels defeated the Portland
Beavers 7 to' fr here i today," two
. Oregonian pitchers failing to turn
tho battle. Weather$by. who went
the limit for Los Angeles, allowed
'eight .MtSfry," t
Score ",.'i-'
Portland 22:
Los Angeles '..h.,. .
Baamgartner. LingTel and Wen
delir Weathersby "d; Read.
OAKLAND. Oct. ? li Krrors
by O'Doul. Gooch and Lee. helped
the Oaks: score a 8 to 3 win over
the Hollywood Stars ths after
noon. Score-1- rsj - R. II. E
Hollywood T.l..:4.'.. 3 11 4
Oakland ..K....i. c .9 v 1
Phillips and Peters; Dlckerman
and Read-" l. S L " , - -
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SAN VIAKCISCO Oct.4 14
San Franclscp- nosed -out - Seattle
In the 11th inning today by a 4
Bcpre after the teams had battled
onv even terms from the eighth
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.Seattle .-I.. 3 8
San Francisco ...i...u..... 4 13
Peters and .Redman; . Kuns and
Agnew.. . t
which - went the full sine. Bar
foot, pounded out a home run to
win his game In the ninth.
First game - R.
Missions 3
Sacramento 6
Christian and i Whitney;
nd Koehler. 1
Second game ' K. H. E.
Missions . .'6 10 1
Sacramento ... 4 12 2
Barfoot and Murphy: Canfield
and Shea. 1
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i SACRAMENTO,1 Oct. 14. Sac
ramento -and thtv. San i-'rancisco
Missions again divided a double
header here today, ; the ' Senators
taking the first ,6 to, 3," and the
Missions the second 6 to ,4. a game
scheduled for seven frames but
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to treat a cold
in the head but only one DIRECT
way, and that U with vapors that
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The easiest and most satisfying way
to get these vapors is to snuff a little
Vicks VapoRub well up the nose, or
- melt a little in a spoon or tin cup and
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A squad of 1 S Salem high school
football players ; will . leave this
afternoon for Astoria "where they
will meet Astoria high school Saturday-
afternoon. 1 7The men will
be" accompanied -by Coach Hollis
Huntington and by;Dwlght Adams,
manager- , , t; .:vU; . . , '
The team will be sorely handi
capped, as A. I ..Tons, quarterback
and one of the main offensive
threats in the Dackneid. was an
nounced yesterday afternoon : to
be ineligible because of his grades.
Lyons is a veteran from last year,
when he won the title of all-state
quarterback. . i
Hubert Ashby. second string
quarterback, . will start the game
in the signal-barking position.
Ashby has done well jt, recent
practice sessions, and Is held to be
the equal of most Thigh? school
quarterbacks.: ...:-. - ,5 ,
Bocke, . fullbatk. Is suffering
from an injured ankle received la
the Benson came last; Saturday.-
and 6e may not be able to last oat
the game. Cummings, who Is
slated as an end; started the sea
son as a fullback and will be able
to step in Bocke'9 place If he weak
ens. 1 . ' -v-
Little is .known here abcut the
Astoria team this year, but as that
school always turns oat one of the
best grid machines in the state, a
stiff - battle is believed to await
Huntington's men. The Salem
team '.showed improved form, last
week i against Benson over what
it did earlier in the season, and it
It, has continued to improve In the
last week it should give a good
account- of itself.
The starting lineup is expected
to include Olingcr and Adams,
ends; Lyons and Tibble.tackles;
Drager and -East, guards; Peter
son, center; Ashby, quarter; Kelly
and Temple, halves, and ' Bocke.
fuil.-t Other men who will make
the trip include Nelson; full; Cum-
mingv end; Hamilton, end;.- .Dol
by, guard; Fabry, guard;. Jones,
tackle; : and Bowne. tackle. -
Bits For BrM.ltf&at
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Still they come "
Salem gets Prun-Port factoYy.
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.In 'the j death of.-Oliver 'Beers
last night, Salem loses one of her
respected pioneer, citizens.,..
Hi 'mim SX: y
' Speaking of the bee Industry:
H. M-. Mead, our bee .king, eold
out of his big supply of fireweed
honey. So he went to Stella,
Wash., and bought! 10 tons ' of
this honey, to keep his customers
supplied.- He is selling it for fam-'
lly use in SO pound cans, mostly.
This quality of honey is hard .to
duplicate. . . i ' ' '
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J. Skovbo, Hermiston, Oregon,
is in charge of the honey section
of the. Pacific ; International fair
He wants Marion county . to have
a- section of its ownlf " Honey men
should see or phone J. T. Whittig,
690 Nprth Summer street, Marion
county bee inspector, about get
ting into the display. . . .
morn-
- Overcrowded paper this
Jng hence only s small Bits. !for
Breakfast.. . '! -
SHEEP BAN IS ORDERED
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RrElN'G EFFECTIVE OCTOBER
18, SAY OFWCIALS
Governor Pierce yesterday issu
ed : an order establishing a. qiiar
aqtihe against the shipment into
Oregon of sheep from Wyoming,
Washington and California unless
they are certified by inspectors of
the federal bureau of animal hus
bandry as originating in territory
free from sheep scab Infection.
; Bucks must have been dipped
at least once unless it is otherwise
ordered by officials. Quarantine
will be. effective on" October 18.
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Veal Roasts j lb. ..l..i .... . l 17c
Veal Loin Steaks and Chops, lb . ......25c
Veal Round, j lb. ; . . . ..i ! 25c
Beef Sirloin and Tft Bone Steaks, lb. ....25c
Armour Star! Hams, lb.. . .i40c
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Will have EXTRA FANCY BABY BEEF Saturday
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31x4 . 2.05
32x4 12.15
33x4 .... J2.35
32x4 .. $2.95
29x4.40 . . $1.95
29x4.95 . . $2.45
' 30-4.95'. . $2.55
' 30x5.25 . . 2.75
5 31x5.25 $2.95
! 30x5.77 . . $3.05
33x6.00 .. $3.45
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