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Elfirt
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TO BE nr.CE FLYER
Oakley aVKelUt, Vhf of Amerl-
a'aj most famous aviators." wbbse
bief claim to fame la nla jion-atop
J ig ht across the ' continent, 1rtlJ
e' the .flyer fcarticTpatlng ia -the
acf at the fairground "nefa Sat--rdayaccoramjt'ta
i received
rom Officials bt the Northwestern
uco Kacus association iais mob
ayf night, Special JfmlB8lon
torn the" wardeprtment feead-
uartert at 'VriiaMngtbte, D.: C,
ad to be secured "befdre Kelley
bold torotalse to enter the race:
I At tWWUfnfr,-ift'ftBldera'-loa
fhe fact that 'the noted
tray rarer la to participate. Major
. jWaher DUlard, in charge of
earsoi flying .field at Vancouver,
,'anh.,' Is bending an Invitation to
otertfar. Patterson to take a ride
t ikelley's plane-prev4ous!t.e; tbH
i2 : tgt. ft X,' ;
in addition totnaklns the trans-
bn'tinntal fllgkJtKeUey naWpaf-
reakig; events, one of them be-
Wadash from Vancouver to San
ranoncp ana return.
3 ven Sunday, Salens "will have
prymler auto race prgoram In
Mrthwest this season, the
Msnin'e races at Vancouver being
bstpfsed until jjexUSunflay. the
kv afer thetoeetere; "
Tneiiyteresi wame racing in:
a norinwegi- ia eyioenceQ. Dy
4 that d spite the tain, - 064
oplsfatharea at track in
ancopyer SundajJanly tobedis-
poin?ea Because ol .the poor con
tonb the track.
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t. Louis. May-2.;-fAPV Ital-
tng pi the nlnth'ldaiag lor five
ifia. the St. Iiouls Browns defeat-
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6. Blsler started the scorine in
e.lat half of the ninth by hit-
g a Home run .with one .on.
pCor- R. H. E.
vefahd 6 12 1
J Lonft 7 17 2
UhQ; Bmlth and L. Sewell;
chary, Nevers, Palk and O'Neill.
I WASHINGTON; May 2. (AP)
ie league-leading Yankees
undfd out IT. hits off four
'ashgtoli pitchers" to take the
rst same of the- aeries today.
.to W 'One of them was a homer
f LafterL" "
Score R. H. E.
jw-Tork 9 17 13
ashngton 6 JO 3
Hoyt, Moore and prabowski;
bvelkl,T ; Braxton, ' Crdwder.
irk-and Ruel.
PHILADELPHIA, . Mary 2.--
kP)-The i Athletics won the
udcsk mi a f ovj same peries wn
kj tail end Boston Red Sox today
a fecore of 6 to C. The game
nt 10 Innings. . - '
A ld throw to first by Wah-
hger In the 10th allowed Hale to
pre If rom second with the win-
hg
run.
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stoft ; . . . ..... . 'I J 4 2
illaslphiav . U'J;$-riX:-j2
Wingard, Welser nd Hoflmah.
rtly Grove, i Gray land Coca.-
Detroit. May 2.2 iAPWTho
Icaro.WhitaSox ran their string
consecutive' vfcteries' to ,7 fo-
y. wr. defeatingr Detroit In 'the
fifi&g; gme ofhe set ljes:,3 to 1.
on i' ootpiichlng: HoIIoway ifrom
b stiA, beat te'Ttgenr for the
l-ond time this season.
Iscdre - ' R. H. E
(tcaxo " . 3 7 1
ItroSt . . . ; . ... 16 i
.Lyolis and McCurdy; Halloway,
ylqjand Shea.
NATIOXAL
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iladelnhia
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VEroQklyn Dodgera toppled the
W York Giants out ot first lace
fth National league 'today by
uncinx .their. metropolitan, rlv
I Ml to 7. Babe Herman col-
cd.two home runs one of which
': nn nlf i wtt' a' " round trin
V iy Partrldga, tn, the' Jlrt in-
; bombardment.? 1 "
icortf " l 0- - - , t-. If. E.
fokJyiifi-----i--- 10 13 2
V Tork :J..-t-15 v. 8
' IctVeeny, Doaki - Elliott and
j-graves; McQuillan, Greenfield,
Vkon Porter, HolUndand Pe
'aicK Cummlas' '-.VP;!"! it"-' -
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vNOXVILLE, Tenn. it . taKes
ICAPL AN SCORES
TECHN1CA1L K, Q.
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(AP) Louis (Kid) Kaplan, form
er featherweight champion, scored
a technical knockout in the 7 th.
round in Ills 12 round bout with
.Tny .Vaccarelli. New York light
weight, here ' tonight. Both ' of
Vaccarenrs handa' were Injured
during the bout and he was ubable
to continue when the hell rang for
the eighth round.
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HNNI6HT
NEW YORK. May 2. (AP)-
Two clever light heavyweights,'
William L. (Young) Strlbling of
Georgia, and Tommy Lough ran,
Philadelphia contender, will pry
the lid off an outdoor season at
Egbert's field tomorrow .night that
promises , to make 'pugilistic his
tory before the curtain rings down
in October. The bout' is sched
uled "for 10 rounds.
-Dangling before both young
sters Is the prize of a champion
ship match with Jack Peianey,
175 pound king, provided 'the win
ner can negotiate the hazard of
Mike McTIgue, now rampant in
an age-defying come back cam
paign. Decisive victory for either
rlbling or Loughran would fore-
casti light heavyweight "elimina
tion'" match to complete a" hectic
summer that already promises ex
tensive battling for championships
1h .virtually every class. -
In addition, to title aspiratfons
.Etribjing is anxious to remove the
impression left upon New -York
fandom by his last two major
fights here. The southerner fail
ed completely in an attempt . to
lift the light heavyweight crown
from Paul Berienbach before: De
laney won the tUle last summer. -'
Loughran has 'an "opportunity
to wipe out the stigma of two sit
round decisions lost to Strjbling
in early matches ' "
JRTELEqRAPIflC
: Salem and Pendleton v trart-
ahooters made perfect score1n
the shoot Sunday to decide- the
state championship in the "tele
graphic series, and as a result
these two teams are still in the
race and Coqnillei which made a
74, was eliminated. !
Another attempt to decide the
tie will he made next Sunday. Sun
day's excellent score "Were "made
In spite of rain and high; yrinds at
both Salem and Pendleton.
The qualifying teams were:
Salem: Tom Wolgamott 25,
Carl Bahlberg 25, Cuyler Van
Patten 2$.
.CoQullle: F. C. McNalley 25, J.
W. Miller 25. G. Eaxl Low 24.
1 Pendleton: Marion Hansell 25,
Henry Rollins it. Finis, jCIrkpat
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DUNDEE WtNS BOUT
BALTIMORE, May Z.AP)
Joo Dundee." " Baltimore, welter
WeiRht candidate for" titular hbnt.
Vrs in that division, scored a tech'
hlcal knockout over Johnny Meh
pelssohn in the fourth round of a
Scheduled 12 round bout here to
night. ' Astoria claims longest motor
mail route In United States, Route
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By axajt J. eovu
Associated- Press Sports Editor .
NEW YORK.. May 2. -Ameri
can college atruetes tatte ineir
competition "much more serious
ly" than their Englishi rivals. In
view of Lord ."Dayy." Burghley,
titled hurdling star, and captain
of the .Cambridge univeraity team
that won laurels in tne fenn reiay
carnival. . " . '
"Your fellows goat their games
much more iftteusely than we do."
he said, turning aside from Jok
ing .with pis team mates in their
Franklin field dressing room be
tween heats of the shuttle hurdle
relay to meet the Associated Press
representative".'
"lernap8 mat accounts iorjine
fact that so many of your Ameri
can colieee stars Durn out so
quickly after brief competitive
careers. he went On. ' "They put
all they have In three or four
years of keen action. ln Ehgland
we tase iraca anu ucm syuua i
seriously. We do not" train, so
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ter at a "age when nearly, all of
your -Americans have retired from
competition." .
Despite his youth he I 21 -Lord
Burghley has been mention
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bridge star 'feels this honor should
go to Do.uglas Lowe, famous Eng
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VETS -PLAN SERVICES
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The Spanish War Veterans met
last nigbt-and. disenssed plana for
the- Memorial day raremonies,
which will be lield on FrldAy. Sun
day' and Monday, May 27, 29, 30.
Arrangements will ' he made to
send! speakers to the various
schools of! the city on Friday.
Special services will be held' at
some ot the churches on Sunday.
Attention Fas called to many
cemeteries outside of Salem, where
Spanish War veterans, are burled
and where-their plots are in need
of care. .Special effortsjwill7e
made tHis: year to hayd Hhese
taken care of. .
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" Opening ' the 1927 Twilight
league, the Legion and Papermak
ers set a pace that will be. hard
to hold throughout the ' season.
In a five-inning go, the; veterans
wound up in the lead, 3-2. The
contest developed into a pitching
fetid and the - last frame opened
with the count 2-1 for the Paper
makers. In this Inning Gill, first man. up,
smashed a single to center, took
second on a passed ball, .and. went
to third when Schnellfng was out,
pitcher to first. Gabdelson, next
at ,the , plate, scored Gill wifth a
terrtflt 'gfass cutter tosecohd. but
was thrown out at 'first. A. C.
(Biddy) Bishop reached first when
his effort trickled through ;the
legs of the shortstop. He stole
second and third, and sqored on
Keene's Texas leaguer that no. one
could ftuite reach,., although it
Seernd that the whole team was
culstered around. Edwards then
leftclied first on" a free ticket, and
stole second, but died on base
THE mantfe of Spring descends on a
. winter-weary world. Nature and
Enyironment conspire to renew the
yoiitn of every living thing. People turh
once more to the reaj Out-of -Doors.
Every phase of human activity is stimu
lated by the tonic of Springtime people
need hew cars, new homes or new apart
ments, the house needs a new coat of
paint, Dad needs new gol sticks truly
there is no end to the list of human neetjs.
for this reason Springtime advertising is
most effective. We print our greatest
.volume of Want Ads in the Spring, and
they are now paying better than ever
Before.
If you have real estate to sell, sell it now.
If you want to sell a car or a radio, furni
ture, antiques, or anything, take ad
vantage of this spring peak of buying"
jtiyity and sell it now. Get in touch
with eager, moneyed prospects through
our Want Acls.
Phone
ask for an "AtiTAKER
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along with Keene wtum Orth was'
fanned. i
With one! run lead the -Vets
managed to blank the Papermak
ers.'and take the .contest, hut got
a thrill doing it when the bases
were filled. JWith two men . on
base, Lauderbact, one of ; the
mill's big ; gnns, I stepped , to the
plate.' Manager Leo t Frlsco Ed
wards of the Legion came all the
way irbm right field 'and ordered
Schnelllhg ' 0 . issue - Lauderbeck ' a
pass. , It took only four wide ones
to accomplish this wbrK, and Vesr
teg was up. His best offerjng was
a 'slow roller to the pitcher who
returned it to the plate for the
final out.
Schnelling had a little edge on
the hurling, whiffing 'five men .and
ibsulng one . pass,wiilie Lauder
back .struck out three, and' walked
two." t was dlscpvered ' that the
opening date , was a Uieeariy,
and. the final .innings were played
ii-. semi-darkness. The" UneupB
follow:
Legion Gabriclsou. 2b; . Bish
ep, ss; Keehe, lb: Swards, rf;
Orth, c; Maisoiul3b;Hu8tdn, cf;
Hill, If; Schneliing, p. , :;
Tapermakers Watson, 2b;
Chapman, 3b; - Laiiderback, p;
jVersteg. c; Btankehshlp, cf; Sim-
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If the agreement made at the
beginning of the; season : is carried
out, the schedule in the Portland
City league will be set hack a
week all around as the result of
Sunday's rainy weather which"
caused the postponement of ajl
four league games. ;;"
That will bring the W"oodstock
team, which was, ,to play .here
Sunday, a week later. ..This will
J-Probably not affect the -d at of
May 29, when games postponed
from April 3 will be played.
The Salem Senators will furn
ish another exhibition of Pacific
Coast league ' class oh 'Thursday
afternoon at 5:15, when the fast
and unique House of David team
of Benton Harbor, Mich. is slated
to, make Its first appearance on
the Oxford Park diamond.
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THEFT RING' BROKEN UP;
PORTLAND. Hat 2 npL
A coast-wide' theft ring, specialU-
ing in automoDiies and .,the,.rob
bing of fine homes, oolice de
clared, was broken up here today.
Police and federal agents who
arrested Frank Peters. 38. a
"captain; bis Wife, Merna, 34, and
uesue Jtsarton, or TIgard, Ore.,
reported . that they had1 recovered
three automobile loads of loot
worth at leastjl5,600. The rooms
of the auto theft division at-police
headquarters were piled high with
furniture. Jewelry of all kinds,
rugs and draperies, hanjos. floor
lamps, Bultcases, grips and fire
arms. , '
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