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- THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON THURSDAY MORNING.I MARCH 31. 1927 Mi '0 X 'i . 11 OPPOSES flFOlK liTETl QUI -I; a ioui "iTriiiin II i nrinit ..uu sfa.i m- .,. : . r: z : -1 '- . . - ' o . -i FOB LEAGUE START Jacksonville,' Fla-rteamDe- feated 13 to, 12; Lewis (',' Oregqnians'Star cificAfco " - Pe, or thev closest T.inA.tM the toitrfttiflt ifV-wl"i,-. - J .f Jl tof ksonTjlIei'Fl.. is -;.,-:H V , , . ' ; : ' L&isenoCdeTotid its efforts " In the fourth period to protecting a scanty margin and managed to pul through. Xpwjs put the. Oregon V0?1 ibe flrt half with nm-baskets,' aided by Rubensttfifa oa;jnd two foul'shots. ' half UewW added tlF0.?,ore shots from the floor,, and one of two" free throws. Dorset t. rioriaa lorwara.-failed to clinch a. tie by niisslug f ree throw just as t,he sun sounded. He had been horf'a feTrrTntnutea before In a collision with Colbert, Oregon Kuard..btttstuck, In the game. Just as the ball6uhded from the hoop the ujCeniedthe game. . -Eufrene tomorrow meeds Maury hlgh'of Norfolk, Va., In the third round? at 6 p. m... :Maury high de feated Oakmage, La., today, 2 1 "to 15. .. -U,:ul RHT 10 m m wbk-h he l;wineI not allowed. . ALL BUT FOUR IN MINE I f; LA ST REACH SAFETY c)t $tMl",v" fm fiabt'workcd feverishly, checkins off the ivinjr, and finally all were acconted for except four. . lIn the meantime, rescue work eri, recruited from mines In all parts) of the field.. and rushed to Ehrenfeld Jy automobiles, had succeeded in making their way" down the main drift. Near whore the toUst is lelieved to have orig inated, thy came upon four bodle Thtiae me"n. canght In the open tinneln had no chance to es cape. jThe others, at work in dig Rtnk'jrjoras off the main channels, were safe as the blast passed by ten,.nd spent itself on the scr- xace, wnere it damaged mine i properk- and shattered every win- aow in me vlilaee. t'ause InVctigatc4l light' fall . came upon tie ; Thimtest:-wa"slow with r&rsi raggea woric wiacn xefefstercd feV ccrnnters. Hirsrb: of Jacksonville got4w-ja baettH 4hg first perioU "tp one for Rubenstein of Eugene 'ljut "Lewis, Oregon guard, came to! "Blibenstein's aid in the second As scene; from t bodies eral and went in ascerta Com pail runawa trolled rescue squad marchcxl ;Wrfod and pwjt Ceson in tbje kd,fi; at the half .J rt ,.T V.fJ ' t Having sighted the range. Lew is negan uropping tnem in more frequently in the second half, but 'both teams were wild. '. Colson,' the Florida running guard, brought the . southerners tip to within a point of -Eugene with a shot from under th-i bas ket. : .Eugene Jlornrr Pittman .... . "brhrt .. K olbert . .. Jjrxtis (9) . Kubt-ustein Catkins ;)Al4Uon (4) SUMMARY l'os. ...,.. f ...... ... C IS ...Ai ...H . S ..s - "f J ,ackson viTtv Stull ... 8) Irwell ... v5) Hirvrh (1) Ouun ( 4 ) CoUnn Vatl llMK CTART LnlllU U I till I 1 t NT MAXAGERS BKGIN PRtxIXG fJQTADSj WKATHER FACTOR : NEW YORK March 30. (P) With the process of prun ing thein squads down to normal fe well nnder way major aarue Tiflots are ' shaping their 1 courses 'northward with one eye o the weather reports, , -. It has been so warm through out the south during this spring's conditioning grind that the man agers fear too sharp-a change in weather, as the teams travel the exhibition route northward, will be harmful to the athletes. Major league teams 'are cover ing a wide territory 'this week. They are scattered from Texas to Florida with a few playing one night stands in Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee. The . Cubs and Pirates have joined the clubs in Texas after doing their stuff in California. Xo serious casualties, other than an injury to Walter Johnson, lave crippled the teams from the start. "Old Barney1, impatiently awaits the knitUng. of ,.a: fractured liine in kis Jeg.,anA .w.l .'no,t be. hi w r . iwauanie unm zyy., r--iTy Cobb has b,een nursing am ottl back injury but seems him self again while Tris Speaker's sprained ankle hasn't affected his hatting eye, anyway. - ' Johnny Mostil and: Ross Young are hospital cases but neither- has pin on-a uniform this year. Mostil, it now develops, may recover suf ficiently from self inflicted wounds to return to the White Sox lineup WMa. Young prob ably is lost to the Giants for the eason. " " ' ' ' '".. The remaining holdouU, Eddie P.oush of the Giants and Hugh (fritz of tbe Reds have relented suf ticiently,: to call off the argu ment by mail and go Into person al conference with their managers. BELUNGHAM. FWash., Marfch 30 iAV)-&ode Bercot; Everett welterweight won - thev decision over Frank Iewis of. Seattle in six rounds et fast fighting inthe main event ot a boxing card here tonight, v The- decIsionT was nn popular, ' ; . PHILADELPHIA, March 30. ( AP) Eddie Huffman of Califor nia won the decision over Tony Yftrutlo, New Orleans, In a 10 4. bout tonigni. unui iu AMarullo had the advantage. ring his opponent badly m Irst and out boxing him in the rn& and thirds s main; drift, bearing the the four victims. Fed- state mine inspectors then the workings, hoping to the cause of the blast. officials believed that a trip of cars broke a1 wire, causing a snarkr which' iiiited coal dust. The in-, vestigatrs were hampered by aft-t er-uampj Tiie deadly gas which; follows an'' explosion. r The' worked in masks. ' ' The mine, a union operated, ie odiCM :the"largest drift moutjiT workings Th the field, "and had! oeHp&pei-axfng since 18 S3. Tol day's was the first explosion in its history. " Umpires Assigned for Open rng Games of Portland City League Sunday PORTLAND, March 30.(Spe-cial.)-Eight speedy teams are ready to swing into action in the Portland city league Suday. President Fred -Oass has assigned his umpires and reports ' that everything is ready for the open ing tilts. ; All of the managers have signed contracts withT their players, and are holding t,beir last practice sessions this week.' The opening " games will find Nicola i and Mont villa .meeting at Montavilla, Woodmen of the World and Mount Scott at Kendall Station, ' Woodstock Firemen and St.' Johns bats at Wall street, while Camas will journey to Sa lem. Brownie Croce will umpire at Montavilla, Jake Rau at Ken-400 wild horses. tiail station, Alex Donaldson at Wall street, - while Sullivan and Laird will work at Salem. The games at Wall street, Ken dall Station and Camas will start at 2:3J) o'clock during the season, while the contests on the city' parks such as "Woodstock. Monta villa. and Columbia park will get under way, . at 3 o'clock. ,The games at -Salem also will start at 3. " Sunday's games should bring out some real hard fought, con tests. All of the teams have secured real first-class pi-hers and some great battles are expect ed. The players aje not in as good eondition as they will be later in the season. The league .this year is without a doubt the fastest that has'Jeen organized for several years. Even the teams that at the start were figured to be the "weak sisters' have secured well known players and as a result they should be able to put up some great battles. Ileppaer - Forest Service and county officers round np and sell Two Championship Bouts , .Signed by Chicagd Man " , CHICAGO. March 20.:-M AP)- I'romoter Jim Mullen today ten tatively dosed two championship lw!its for th" outdoor btxing sea son. In the opining encounter Mul len jiasj-the promise of Mushy Cal lahan. jHn'or welterweight litle holder, to defend hi honors against Spug Myers, the Pocatello Idaho, walloper. In,th? other, ho has agreements with Hud Taylor and Tpny Canzoneri for their re inatching to decide the bantam weight championship situation. ' These shows will be staged in one of the major leagne baseball porks. Thp Callahan-Myers bout probably will be shown early in June, with Taylor and Canzoneri later in the month. Lower Livestock Rates . Refused by Commission KRrilNC.TON, March ' "30. (AP) The interstate commerce commission today refused to make an y general reductions at present in lirestoek rale west of the Mis sissippi .river and in Illinois and Wisconsin territory. A petition o( the American Na tional Lirestoek association, sup ported by complaints of several other organizations of producers, asking generally that transporta tion charges for" livestock in the west reduced to the pre-war basis, was dismissed. Railroads, particularly those In the central western territory, com batted the petition with the asser tion that it would reduced wetsera earnings by S25.000.000 annually ami that carriers were in no con dition to sustain such a loss. i ' t Glenna Collett Wins 'North-South Tourney Former Xntional Champion (Mmos J-1om Itehiiul in l in:li riNEHITRST. N. C, March 30. (AI'.- For the fourth time the champion of the United North and South Women's (loir tournament is Aiisi tiietitia CoIJett of ProyK dence. 11. I. ' a - . - . ' After a poor beginning, ' Miss ('ollett, also a former women's national tillejiolder. made a thrill ing com back-today and defeated Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chicago, f.ur up and two. ; - - . .' . t The Chicago girl, a successful but comparatively uukn'own play er, gave Miss Collett a haru bat tie through the first nine holes and was two up at the turn. Then: tvith long drives and accurate ap proaches;- the champion complet ly rooted ihtr opponent alid &U inafch Pnded on tho lClh'hole. - . . M G.ISOLIXK 'lll'lLVH WOMAN FREKWjVTER, Or.,JUsLTt ju ;s i A P. ,7-.M rs. R. E. H u rley r.raapine -living sit -mils from th city, was Seriously lu rned . th morning when gasoline WftlchPsl. uas using fof cleaning' purposes exploded. The' Hurley bonne wa burned and a liaby'wkri fnJ.ttTenb the explosion, accordiag in report ' " " ' l When Glasses Af e "v- Needed ; K -? - "APPEAL TO O'NEILL- ' " New Location ; Dr. C. B, O'Neill Fourth . Floor First National Bank Building, Phone C25 IrTCtmivniurp i LHIL IHLLI ollLu : .IIP ViCTOIlif McCurdy. Beaver First Sack er, Poles prst Homer on ilS. F. Grounds Coast Lcajie St-andings L. 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 t Pet. iooe 1006 .r,od .r,od .500 .50 .000 .000 w. Sacramento .... . . . 2 Los Angeles ' l Portland l San Francifco .... I MisfHUs ,fc i Oakland . l Seattle o HoD)rwood .... ... o '. ...' r SAN?FRANCISCO March 30. (AP) Portland scored one run in the ninth inning today to break a tie. and-rnose oat the San Fran cisco Sdals, . 4 to 3. The local club had evened th;count in the pre ceding frame wfrh a two run ral- Hy after trailing from the third. Bill Hughes had his shoots work ing nicely and although tmicfced for nine hits, was rarely in danger. His team mates clubbed Moudy for, 13 safe blows but they were well scattered.' ' ' Honorti fof the first home run of. the seasof here went to Mc Curdy; Portion d first baseman, when be drofe the ball into the 'Is In the fourth in- i left field sta ning, t Scorer Portland -. . . . San Francisci . Hughes aad and Agnew.. R. 4 Wendell; II. E.i 13 2 fl 2 Moudy v. VSL'T I fi middleweight, scored a knock at over x van m . - n the sevemn jounu -u vw- led' 10 ground bout at National all. here tonight. Lafflneur tbok the count alter a naru iu ti th BtnTnnrh which followed a AngH Win Opener LOS ANGELKS. March 30. (AP) The Lfs Ungeles Angels, last year's champions, opened the Pacific coast league baseball sea- json here today by defeating Seat tle. 7 to 1 efore.a crowd of more than 8.?00 fa2 - - DoV Wright limited' tbe'Indians to ffviWca Itered hits, "one of them a home run by Jack Sherrock in the second inning. The Angels landed on Jim Edwards, Seattle senthpaw for three runs in the thtrd' frame to take the lead. Ray Jacobs. 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