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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1927)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY MORNING, APRTL 8, 1927 3 ih :Bpeeted to: Win Willamette; Valley Track Meet I Hi Sa lepi : M i Patert high wjill win the track . J. On frtl Wll A M PA rribunXoresejen developments. declared Louis j Anderson, track oach, last night- The athletes khowed surprising form in even- line practice, and when tney iaKe Che field at the high school against Albany and Corvallis, they should op a majority of the firsts. Smith heaved the javelin 14 8 ied last, clgiH suu b'i uiuje- Itition Sliouia uu eicn utiwr. x ino hap has been averaging 45 feet In practice throws. Temple set an unusually good mark in practice when he tossed Ifi discuss for a distap.ce of 106 asy. Coach Anderson believes fmnle will, get 112 or 115 feet in the throw Saturday. Lloyd in the! broad Jump, and DeLisle in the pole vault are two jiher men who are expected to ount heavily pa points. Lloyd registered a jump of 19.9 last light, and DeLisle has been get ins over the bir in fine form. Although only the three schools ire entered, th meet is for the haropionship ot, the Willamette .alley. 3 I Men who will be entered in each t the events are listed as fol- OWS: i' Mile Blaco, Btalby,,HerrIn3 and I-nnor. : Half, mile Kitchener, Enner, ind Kantola: I 440 Lloyd aid Barnard. 220 Siegmund and Colgan. 100 Siegmufd and Colgan. Broad jump f-Lloyd, Siegmund, mil Colgan. ' ! role vault JDeLisle, Todd and Sjlisn" jump-i-Kantola, Temple gel Downs. Discuss Temple, Dalhy. Javelin Smith, Temple Blaco. Keiuy Siegmund, Colgan, Lloyd and Webb. 1 I Dalby and and and Poinerov & Keene. Jewelers, Lever fail to give you 100 on he dollar, watches, clocks, pins, (harms. Standard high grade btock in all departments. () Slate surface roofing applied lover your old shingles. We have lover 200 jobs In Salem. Nelson Bros.. plumbers, sheet- metal hrorhfttSS Chameketa. () BSCST8T0M Oft. C. TEAMTODAY enfeld and Captain tVes iSchul merich, have been working out with the team. , Coach -Coley Coleman expects to use sevelral of his pitchers in the Willamette tilts. Coleman vfill select five or six pitchers tot ear the brunt of mound duty 'this season, while some promising twirlers will be carried as prospects for next year. "Dazzy Vance' Ford lias been showing a lot of smoke in prac tice lately- and is anxious for a turn in th& box against J.he Bear cats. Jeff Winters, Jack Savory, Chief Myers, Floyd Owens, Rosle Pflaum, Lefty Hudson. Morgan Owings, Linkous and Paust will also get a chance to show their wares, Chet McHaley will be on the shelf for two weeks due to an injury to his hand in the Pacific game Friday. H. Lv Stiff Furniture Co., lead ers in complete home furnishings, priced to make you the owner; the store that studies your every need and is ready to meet it, ab solutely. () First National Bank, the bank of friendship and helpfulness in time of need. Interest paid on time deposits. Open an account and watch your money grow. () ifp GIVES POfiTUHDVlCTORV CtwH Xieazne Standings Sacramento . . . Missions . . . . . Portland ...... Oakland ..... San Francisco . Seattle Los Angeles .,. Hollywood W. 8 6 4 4 4 4 L. 0 3 ; 5 6 6 Pet. 1.000 .667 .444 .444 .444 .444 333 .250 OAKLAND, April 7. (AP) The Portland Beavers took the edge in their series with Oakland by scoring a 6-3 win today. George Boehler was wild at the start and allowed Portland three runs in the first inning and two more in the third before the Oaks had started. The Oaks netted two each in the third and fourth off Couch, and Lyn Lary, shortstop, gave the Beavers what proved to he the winning rum when he made a wild throw to second in the seventh frame. Buzz Arlett. Oaks right fielder, hit a homer in the eighth and in the ninth his team had the bags loaded. Doc Prothro, Portland third sacker, checked the rally by a sensational catch of Bratcher's line drive. The score : R. H. E. Portland 6 10 4 Oakland 5 11 3 Couch and Yelle; Boehler and Baker, Ried. RALLY BEATS ANGELS LOS ANGELES, April 7. (AP) Hollywood took advantage of Moss' wildness in the third inning to put over four runs that cinched an eight to 2 victory over Los Angeles here today. It was the Stars' second consecutive wrn. Pat 8hea, former San Francisco twirler, pitched good ball for the Stars, holding the Angels to seven scattered hits. Art Jahn hit a home run with the bases empty in the second. In the Hollywood half of the fourth, Johnny Fred erick boosted one over the right field screen to score Gooch ahead of him. The score: R. H. E. Los Angeles . 2 7 2 Hollywood 8 S 1 Moss. Yarrison, Smith and Han nah; Shea and Murphy. INDIANS SCALPED SACRAMENTO, April 7. (AP) Sacramento kept up its winning streak today by handing the Seat- aaapaaaaainnnaooanon ol YOUR OLD RANGE OR In Cash Announcing baseball games is yrt' ius business these days but if the weather is good, the Wil- te university squad, . 17 TouK. will leave at noon today or Corvallis, to meet the speedy r nine in, af game at 3:30 p. m. which will be the Bearcats' first and the Aggies' second. The same teams will play Saturday. Although Coach Kalph Cole man's men hate played one game, defeating Pacific university last week 7 to 4. they .have had little more opportunity to practice than WillanKiteTTsJ that Spec Keene' !!tich win notj be so terribly han- i npjK'ii on fttbat score. How- vt t . K one's isqnad Is green, and most if the nl avers ar nnaccus- I "tiled to e; the ch other's ways, Aggies have been ultyiti!; together for several sea- ons ;t nl some of them are already Wing son c lit hir lnha ln'nr?iinizpr1 'ill. so vht Willamette can hard- iv said to have a chance to Win. ' . 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Ray Rothwer, Solon right field er, poled a homer with the bases full in the fourth off Brett, Ed wards, Seattle pitcher, failed to impress and was yanked in the third. The score: R. i. E. Seattle . . . . 2 9 2 Sacramento 1011 1 Edwards, Brett, Martin and Schmidt. Barreani; Singleton and Koehler. MISSIONS BEAT SEALS SAN FRANCISCO, April 7. (AP) A home run tn the sixth inning today by Ed Rose, left fielder, scoring a man ahead, gave the Missions a 2 to 1 victory over the Seals and their third success sive game of the present series. The Seals outhit their local rivals, chalking up 7 safeties from Barfoot but snappy fielding ward ed of f threatened runs. Although losing the contest, twirling game, allowing but four Earl Kunz turned in a better hits. The score: R. H. E. 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