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28
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35
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48
48
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.551
.520
.518
.599
.487
.447
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SACRAMENTO. June
(AP)-Portlaai opened its series
'agatnit Sacra toento Vlth- ban
!by drubbing the Senators 10 to 1
an a jfred iiittina- game.' as far as
JthepaTerswer concerned- Paul
istrand .poled out homers In his
jflrst -two 4rips to th - plate . and
Cissell poked out a circuit clout,;
the three hits accounting for 9
runs. Score- ' i ' , H. E,
Portland. 10 13 .2
(acramento . i. '. . . A . .'. ' 1: 8 ;; 2
ToraUa and Wendell; Rachac
ndj gerereid.
LOS ANGEL.ES,- June .14.
(Ap) Los Angeles .won -a free
hltt,ing game from . San .Francisco
g t6 6 in Xhe aeries opener toaay.
frh4 Angtla slapped out is itfta off.
(t hrA Seal Ditchers, bunching them
hn the 4th. 6th and 7th innings.
. Score ' -. R.' H- EL
an Francisco ........ t i
Angeles .. ...... . .-t8 16 0
May and Rego; Peters and
Sandberg.
OAKLAND. Jnne 1.-(AP)
eattltf battled ' Into the tenth In
ning today rto defeat jOakland 3 to
2 in the opening ganje of jihe ser
ies J Lary's error." a-, single by
Callahan and an intentiooaTwalk
issaed to Huff t by Gould, followed
by Hud gens' sacrifice fly. gare the
Indians their winning run. .
score . . ru.
Seattle . t, .... .3 9 1
Oakland.. 2 11. 1-
10 Innings.): trt
Hflius -and Schmidt; Delaney,
taopld and. Bool. ; '
SAN - FRANCISCO, une . 14..
(AP rAller making a wlld.pftGh
pn the first Inning to let in a run.
IPhll Weiner. pitched steady ball
jto blank Hollywood for the, rest of
tthd game while, his Mission team
jmaJtes hit hard and timely to score
!a 1 to 1 ytetorjr today, r
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Hollywood .... - . . . . . 18 1
fissions . , . . . i .'. 1 --8 , 1
Mulcahy and Cook: . Welnert
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3E Wt YORK, 'June 14-(AP Tear., Rickard announced
poHativdy lonigbt that Jack Dempsey and Jack, Sharkey will
fiifit it oUt lalr"2i at the Yankee station for a chance at
Gene Tunneyf slteary weight boxing cirown. , ;
iTrnK;LMan W accepted Jiinmy Slattery as an op
ponent for the semi-final of a light .heavy weight champion
ship betwert Mike McTigue and Jack Delaney at the
Ydpkee stadium July, 7, it was also announced. The Phila
delrhl4 contender for, Jelariey crown, however, did not
reach a financial I agreement wiih Rickard.
SUNNYSIDE WINS
' FAST BALL GAME
SUNNYSIDE. June 14. (AP)
The Sunnyside baasball team de
feated the -Cloverdale Greydiggers
Sftiday by a score of & to 3. The
game, was "close, fast; and cxclt-:
ing-tbroug bout.- Alt' the beginning
of tbe ninth inning the score was
tiedtwo all. In the first half or
this frame. Sunnjrside scored three
runi: , .Cook led off with a single
to ghf Held. Fo beat out a
slowf Infield hit. and, Fabry
doubled, , scoring Cook. Cohen
singled to left 'and Fok and Fabry
crossed tbe plate. .
-'Cloyerdale 'came ; back strong
agarette of the age
smootKHess ahd meUdmeis are
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after two .were out in the last half,
and the rally wa stopped only
after Hennls bad hit a three bag
ger -and scored on an rror, and
two other runners had reached
second and third. -Then Fabry
strnek-out wiper to end the game
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PORTLAND: CLUB
GAINS BASEMAN
PHILADELPHIA. June 14.
(AP) Dudley Branom first base
man." bought last 'winter from Kan
sas City tiy the Philadelphia Am
ericans "was released today on op
tion of the Portland club of the
Pacific coast league. Branom will
leave for Portland at once.
the triumph of all
qualities ciist
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OAKMONT, Pa..- Jnnre 1 4
(AP) - -While the" rain-swept
bunkers and bogs of Oak m on t to
day' took a heavy "toll f n title
hopes, two unsung and unheralded
contenders splashed to the 'front
of an international notable field
in the first 18 hole round of the
American open golf championship.
Harrison R. (Jimmy) Jdhnston
of Minneapolis, 'former western
amateur champion, and Harry
Hampton. Memphis professional,
attracted little attention as they
went off and less trouble as they
carHed on. with the result that
each finished in a fine 73.
Closely pressing the leaders, a
stroke behind at 74. came, two
more famous aspirants, Gene Sar
azen and "Lighthorse" Harry
Codper. professional ' stars from
opposite sides of the continent,
while the defending champion and
favorite, Bobby Jones, In spite of
a troublesome round, was -within
striking distance with a 76,
With the day's score sheet com
plete, Jones stood in ninth posi
tion, tie4 with the veteran Briton,
Ted Ray,-who won the American
open crown in 1920 when Bobby,
at the age of 18, was Waking his
first appearance in the tourna
ment. Walter Hagen, salvaging a bad
start with a flourfshing finish,
landed a' stroke behind Jones and
Ray with a 77. the same figure
that "Wee Bobby" Cruickshank.
picked as one of Jhe foremost con
tenders, registered. - -
Thus, to -the accompaniment of
a steady downpour of rain nearly
all day and playing conditions that
dealt disaster unceremoniously to
champions and ex-champions alike,
the Vanguard formed for the title
trek that continues with another
18 hole test tomorrow and a final
march of 36 holes for the 64
scorers on Thursday.
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American League Standings
W. L. Pet
New York 36
Chicago 32
Philadelphia 29
Washington 26
St. Louis 24
Detroit 24
Cleveland 2 4
Boston 13
17
23
23
24
27
27
30
37
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.582
.588
.520
.471
1471
.444
.260
AH American league games
postponed; rain.
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ASCOT, England; June ' 14.
(AP) The famous Gold Vase
presented by the "king was woa to
day -by F. W. Horloek's Adieu. a
hundred to six long shot, at the
opening of Royal Ascot week, Eng
land's .colorful pageant of fas h
iofl and race horses.
King George took a second in
the Queen Mary stakes with his
horse Scuttle. ,, , . ....
T LATE SPORTS
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LOS ' ANGELES. June .14.
Newsboy Brown, flyweight pf New
York and Los Angeles, overcom
ing the handicap'of being knocked
off his feet in the early rounds,
won' from Johnny Vacca, Bfldge
port. Conn:, scrapper In a "ten
round bout here tonight.
SANTA ROSA, Cal., June 14.
(AP) Eight miles In advance-.ot
the closest of his' ten -competitors
in the San Francisco-Grants Pass.
Ore., 480 mile foot race. Flying
Cloud . of the Karook Indian tribe
in Oregon, reached here at ?:20
o'clock tonight, having covered 54
miles of the trip.
Flying Cloud stopped here to
rest, but- did not announce how
long he intended to stay. Rushing
Water, another Oregon inaian
was second in the race at this
point. i
OPERATED ON LAST NIGHT
- - .
Ronald Craven, University Fresh
man, Taken to Hospital
Ronald Craven, Willamette uni
versity freshman, whose leg was
injured in an accident June
when an automobile .bearing
fraternity picnickers turned oyer
near Willamina, was taken to the
Salem hospital last night for an
operation to prevent gangrene.
Evelyn Eon, a Culver, Idaho
girl, injured in the same accident
has delayed her" return home pend
ing complete recovery." Seventeen
stitches were required in the face
injury she received.
VANCOUVER SELECTED
KELSO. Wash., June 14. (By
AP) Vancouver, B. C was. se
lected today as tbe convention. city
for the 1928 assembly of the
Washington State- aerie of Eagles
as the convention here ended to
day. The 1928 meeting will be
held June 28, 29 and 30.
YOUNG McsINTYRE
FEjLLED BY PELZ
PORTLANDr.Jne 14. (AP)
Young Nationalist of Los Angelee
and Bentty Carter of Phoenix. Ari
zona; climaxed ' the best - boxing
show seen at the armor'y for many
months In the ten-round feather
weight main event tonight by bat
tling thrbugh ten torrid rounds to
a dtaw. ' ' .'i: ' ';
,T(e semi-windup almost stole
the show with two game and wil
ling featherweights going at break-
necK speed for nearly nve rounds.
Benny Pelz of Portland outboxed
and outhit for two rounds by Bob
MCltyre of Salem, rushed Into
the fray with reckless abandon to
start the third. ' ' V '
Despite the skillful , efforts of
the game Salem lad, Pelz felled
him twice. In the fifth Pelz. floor
ed. Mclntyre for keeps. '
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Pittsburgh .
Chicago . . .
St. Louis . .
New York .
Brooklyn . . .
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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32
29
17
19
20
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.627
.592
.510
.4 46
.422
.396
.353
26 25
25 31
19 26
19 29
19 34
Score It. H. E.
Boston . 0 4 0
Cincinnati 1 7 0
Wertz and Hogan; J. May and
Ha'rgrave.
Score
New York
Chicago ,
R. H. E.
3 9 0
4 8 3
(11 innings.)
Benton,. Clarkson and Taylor:
Brillheart, Osborn "and Ilartnett.
Score . R. H. E.
Philadelphia 4 2
St. LOttis . 6 7 1
Ferguson. Decatur, Ulrich and
Jonnard; Rhem, Alexander and
Snyder.
At Pittsburgh: Brooklyn-Pittsburgh,
postponed; rain.
Corvallis President, and Mrs.
W.- J. Kerr will make a two
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12:00--KFKC (21). Wrriher report. :
,230-End KTBR (283)., j'Uy by piny
baseball reports.
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3:00-600 KJFWV (229). Twilitc 'hour. -3)0-5:30
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acaiion program: v, .; program , -10.
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KKI Los Angeles (169). 5:30, orches
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&rtrA Seattle 447. 6, 8, orchestra and
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KFWI San Francisco (268). 6, string
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