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Coast Isagu Standings ;
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OakIarid"-.V. 53 33 ".616
Sacramento ! "16 39 .541
San Francisco 43 42 .506
Seattle""-.. ........ 41 41 .500
PortlajKT 41 42 .494
Missions 41 44 .482
Los 4Qgeles ... 37 46 .446
Hollywood .- 34 49 .410
PORTLAND, June 21. (AP)
Oakland defeated Portland in the
opening frame of the neries 12 to 0
here todays The Bearers new
southpaw, Yerk.es, wbo shot out
Sacramento with two hits in his
debut week ago, was knocked
out of-the box In'-the first 'Inning.
Joe KraCciier of'the Oaks hli two
homf rnnn; each with two on and
La ry made a single, two doubles
and a homer in fire times up.
Score R. H. E.
Oakland .... -12 14 1
Portland . 0 2 0
Sparks and Read; Yerkes, J.
Stortl and Wendell.
LOS ANGELES. June 21. Be
hind the airtight pitching of Frank
Shellenback the Hollywood Stars
defeated Los Angeles 3 to 1 today
In the series opener. Shellenback
held, the Angels to fire scattered
hits,4 their only score being Art
Jahn's homer in the fifth frame.
Score R. H. E.
Hollywood .. 3 9 0
Los Angeles - 15 3
'Shellenback and Murphy; Ham
ilton Cunningham and Hannah,
fcandjerg. .- ...
SAN FRANCISCO. June 21.
Clyde Rarfoot not only pitched
good ball for the Missions today
but came to bat in the ninth in
ning with the score tied to hit a
home run and thus defeat' the
Seals single-handed 5 to 2. Two
runners were on bases when he
hit the circuit drive. The Seals
had previously tied up the count
in the seventh.
Score R. H. E.
Missions !..:..'... 6 r10 0
San Francisco 2 9 0
Barfoot and Whitney; May and
Rego,J. : .r- ;
SEATTLE, June- 21. Ed
Brandt, Seattle 'motrndsman, al
lowed Sacramento only three' hijs
today but lost the ball game 5 to
- in one bad inning in the opening
game of the series here. Two hits,
This b the busiest age ever known.
Bui it knows the wisdom of taking
& , time for enjoyment
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two. walks and a pair of errors
gave the Salons four : runs In the
fourth frame. Frurzy Hafft hit
a home run for Seattle.
- Score R. If. E.
Sacramento ........ 5 3 0
Sfcatftf - -2 2
Keefe and Koehler; Brandt and
Jenkins.
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i W. L. Pet.
New York 41 17 .707
Chicago - 34 26 .567
Philadelphia 32 26 .552
Washington 29 27 .518
Detroit 26 29 .473
Cleveland 27 32 .456
St. Louis 24 30 .444
Boston . 15 41 .268
BOSTON. June 21. (AP.)
The New York Yankees took both
ends of a twin program from the
Boston Red Sox today, winning
the closing fray 7 to 1 after tak
ing the opener by 7 to 3. Lou
Gehrig poled out his 18th homer
with two on bases in the ninth in
ning. First game R. H. E.
New York 7 13 2
Boston 3 6 1
Pennock and Collins; Wingfield,
Hartley and W. Moore.
Second game R. H. E.
New York 7 9 0
Boston 15 1
Hoyt and Grabowski ; Welzer,
Russel and Hartley, Moore.
PHILADELPHIA, June 21.
After dropping the first game of
a doubleheader by a 5 to 4 score,
the Philadelphia Athletics defeat
ed the Washington Senators in the
second game 8 to 2.
. First game R. II. E.
Washington 5 7 0
Philadelphia 4 10 1
Thurston. Braxton. Marberry
and Tate, Ruel; Rommell. Willis,
Pate and Cochrane, Perkins.
Second game R. H. E.
Washington 2 5 3
Philadelphia 8 9 2
Johnson and Ruel; Walberg and
Cochrane.
Chicago at St. Louis, double
header postponed; wet grounds.
Doubleheader tomorrow.
No other American league games
scheduled.
If you have more fruit and vege
tables, than can be used in the
summer, can the surplus. The
United States Department of Agri
culture will furnish free on re
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DEFEATS!
Industrial League Standings
W. L. Pet.
PEP Co 4 . 1 ; .800
Postoffice 2 3 .400
DeMolay 2 3 ,.400
Hansen-Lilijequist 2 3 .400
The Hansen-Liljequist baseball
team Tuesday evening won a fast
game from the pe Molay team by
a score of .1-2.
Although tlje DeMolay boys put
up a good game they . were out
played by the mjJl men.
De Molay got, two runs in the
first half ol the lirstJiJtir. and
the lumber men tied the' score
when they came up to. bat. Hansen
Liljequist got the third run. in the
third inning.,, . ;
The 3me tonight is between the
Knights of' ColuMbus and the
Bishop Clothing .Store team.
Lineups Tuesday:
De Molay Hansen-Liljequist
Hagemann, S3 McNulty. ,1b
Kafoury, 3b Gigger, ,2b
Lutz, cf Frame, cf-
Adams, lb Ritchie, It
Webb, c Sipola. c
White. 2b Follritfh. ss
Gamble, p Nickeli, 3b
Barker, rf Kiminki, p
Billiter. if Smith, rf
Umpire Laird.
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National League- Hn tidings
W. L. Pet.
Pittsburgh 30 20 .643
St. Louis 33 2 2 .600
Chicago 35 24 .503
New York 'S 28 ."00
Brooklyn 28 32 .167
Hoston 21 2! .4 20
Philadelphia 22 33 .400
Cincinnati 22 37 .373
ST. LI'1K. June 21. AP
The St. Louis Cardinals took a
doubleheader from the Chicago
Cubs here today winninu the first
6 to 5 and the necond 12 to 3.
Kirpt Game:
Store: R. H.
Chicago 5 13
K.
1
St. Louis 1! 2
Blake, Root and fonzalcs;
Haines and Sc.hu Itc.
Second Game:
Spore: R. II. E.
Chicago 3 7 1
St. Louis 12 17 0
Brillhfart, Jones and Gonzales;
Rhera, Gramp and Snyder, Curry.
NEW YORK, June 21. (AIM
Two home runs by llnga'n help-
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workers of all time, claim their right
to erjjoyment. And they choose
Camels for the utmost in smoking
pleasure.
Caniel is made to please and delight
the modern, experienced smoker. It
is rolled of the choicest tobaccos
grown. It is matchlessly blended for .
mildness and fragrance in the smoking.
Let Camels demonstrate their good
ness and you'll know wiy the smokers
of tcy cheese them over all other
cigarettes. For that exalted sense of
taste-satisfaction, no other ssckc cm
compare tth this one J
"HaveaCameir'
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'Ill 7 Zrrrr1. I
ed the Boston Braves triumph
over the New York Giajits today
by 7 to 5, Id a thrilling ten inning
battle.n.r is -5",. ti :. w:'
liogan's first circuit blow came
in a . two run rally in the ninth.
Hi other, in the tenth with one on.
Scoce: .-. , R. H. E.
B 03 ton ..,.....,.,.. 7 14 1
New York 5 18 0
Genewich. Werti, Mogridge and
Hogan: Grimes. Songer, Clarkson
and Taylor." " .
BROOKLYN., June 21. (AP)
Dazzy Vance; struck out ten
baUers. today in hurling the
Brooklyn Robins to a 7 to 3 vic
tory orer ; the Phillies.
. Vance, allowed only five hits.
Score: . R. H. E.
Philadelphia . . 3 5 2
Brooklyn 7 9 1
Pruett. .Decateur and Wilson;
Vance am
JPITTSBURGH. June.il. (AP)
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh
today -.7 to r6t scoring the winning
run in the tenth Inning after the
Pirtles had scored four runs in
the ninth to deadlock the game.
Score: . R. ff. E.
Cincinnati 7 13 0
Pittsburgh 6 8 2
Luque, C. Mays and Hargrave;
pawson Sorri3n:. Aa, Gooch.
CYCLE COOTESTS
TODAY PLANNED
Local motorcycle riders jwho
are adventurously inclined ar in
vitee to rake part m a special
program of motorcycle sportsithat
is being arranged for this evening
at the Sunnyside ball park, sbuth
of Salem on the Pacific highway.
Dig-out races, flag races, cave
man soccer, and pursuit races on
motorcycles will be held. Riders
will leave Harry W. Scott's motor
cycle store on South Commercial
street about 6:15 p. m. for the
grounds.
Plans for the reorganization of
the motorcycle club also will be
considered at that time. .
PLAN MARATHON
ANNUAL EVENT
.GRANTS PASS, Ore., June 21.
(AP) Elated at the success of
the first Redwood highway Indian
marathon race, officials of the
Redwood Empire association today
announced even before th race
had been completed, that the event
will be an annual international
feature. Lists aiv to be thrown
open to native entries Irom all
parts of the world.
JJCKSOiJ TO CDICN
ITERS!
T?Pin Jackson, former Willam
ette university athlete, nd for the
last four years coach of athletics
at West Linn high school, has been
named head coach at, Franklin
high school in Portland, accoramg
to announcement receiyea aere
yesterday.
Jackson played end on me wn
lametts university football team,
and was, center on the basketball
team, playing throughout his col
lege cateer. He was graduated
in. 14?1 Ho acted as referee at
the state high school basketball
tournament held here during his
senior year, in wliich Franklin
high won the championship.
At West Linn Jackson has
earned a reputation for turning
out teams hard to beat in all fields,
his football teani last year winning
a definite claim to the mythical
state football championship. His
basketball teams have held county
titles for the whole four years.
By many- he is considered the lead
ing coach in the state. A plan
presented by him for a state high
school tournament in football will
probably be accepted as the most
workable method proposed, when
the state high school association
meets next fall.
Jackson takes the place of Col
ton Meek, former coach at Frank
lin, who has accepted the position
of vice principal at the same
fechooL The new coach will also
teach chemistry and physics.
SUNNYSIDE WINS
LOPSIDED GAME
SUNNYSIDE, June 21. (Spec
ial ) The Sunnyside baseball
team won its fifth consecutive
game Sunday by defeating Talbot
24 to 6. The local team clinched
the contest early, scoring six runs
in the first inning, and 11 more
in the second. In this inning,
Sunnyside capitalized on 10 hits
and five errors, an(i believes it
may constitute a record of some
kind.
Cook, Sunnyside first baseman,
was the hitting star of the day,
getting two three baggers, a
double and two singles in si
trips to the plate.
7 Next Sunday Sunnyside will
cross bats with the fast Hopewell
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team on the Hopewell diamond,
and a close ganie is exp'ected ais
Hopewell also has a long string of
victories. Sunnyside is trying to
arrange games with some coast
team for a series July 3 and 4.
B A YES DEFEATED
BY SPOKANE MAN
ALAN, Idaho, June 21 (AP)
Don Fraser of Spokane took a
close 12 round decision over lanky
Jack Silver, San Francisco, in the
main, event of a boxing card at
the arena here tonight. They
went in at 142.
Johnny Hawkes, Spokane, won
a decision over Phil Bayes, Salem,
in a 10 round mill. - They are 128
pounders;
HELEN SUBDUES
ENGLISH PLAYER
WIMBLEDON, England, June
21. ,tAP) Disaster hovered
about the head of the fair Helen
Wills on Wimbledon's center
court today in the opening round
of the women's singles champion
ship but with indomitable couraeet
and characteristc driving, she
came through finally.
The California girl defeated
Miss Cf. R. Sterry of England,
after one of the most stubborn
battles she hasf been called upon I
to face since she lost to Suzanne
Lenglen, the French star. The
score was 6-3, 3B, 6-3.
1 LATE SPORTS 1
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SAN FRANCISCO. tJune 21
(AP) Joey Silver, San Francisco
lightweight, defeated Pete Meyers,
another local boy, in 10 slashing
rounds at the Monarch club fights
tonight. j.
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PORTLANDS uiie 21 (AP)
Dave Shade, New York welter
weight, won an easy 10 round de
cision here tonight from George
Dixon, local welter. Shade was
never in danger and pounded his
opponent at will.
LOS ANGELES. June 21.
(AP) Baby Joe Gaus, San Diego
negro lightweight, crashed home
a thundering right uppereut to
Tommy O'Brien's jaw to knock
out the veteran when their ten
round bout here tonight had been
under way less than a round.
LONG ISLANII CITY,
June 21. (API Leo
N. Y..
Iomsky,
the Aberdeen. Wash., lijjh
t hf'avy-
weight, gained a judges'
nvor Maxie Rosenbloom,
Harlem, in a 12 round
bout at the Queensboro
tonight. Both scaled 168
decision
pride of
feature
stadium
pounds.
ST. LOUIS, June 21 (AP)
Fidel La Harla. flyweight cham
pion of Los Angeles, easily out
pointed Mike Brody of Peoria, III.,
in a bout here tonight, in which
La Barba tookearly all of the 10
rounds. La Barba weighed 119
and Brody scaled 114. La Barba
with unusual agUity.was able to
get in nearly 10 blows to Brody's
one.
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MAD BULL WINS
MARATHON RACE
GRANTS PASS. Or.June 22.
(AP) -Mad Bull,.Karook Indian
runner, finished ? the Redwood
highway marathon here at 12: 18
o'clock this morning, -10 miles
ahead of Flying Cloud, his nearest
rival, and 30 miles ahead of Ma
lika, a Zuni, the third runner.
to Ssim
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