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I I . t - i - TI1E OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, jOHEGON J- THURSDAY Mt)nNlNG;JULYd4. 1927 tf'Ml I Throw" To' Plate SpellsVictow For tilt.- ' 4.1- 'i'i Lokgl , ' ; - i - ' s- t lOver;Leg 1VJLU SERVICE MEN DROP INTO SECOND PLACE Pyrenees Bounding Basque Knocks Out Harry Wills In Fourth Round FIGHT M IMI ' - Commercial League . C 6 ' Legion'. ........ Papermakers 6 . Valley Motor . ; . . 6 Grotto i .......... 2 Bishops .;... . . . ' 2 ' 2 3 3 3 7 "7 Pet. .714 .C67 .625 .625 .222 f.222 HARRY WILL'S STAR I One Ion if, perfect. throw from - deep right field to the plate by Mort. Valley Motor outfielder, spelled he difference between victory and a tie game with the possibility of def eat, to Wednesday night's game, when .the apostles of Henry Ford downed the American Legion team $ to 5. ' , , In the last half of the fourth, the Legion, four runs behind, had picked up. three of the runs need ed to tie, and with GabVielson on second. 'Leo "Frisco" Edwards smacked out a single that caromed off the' fence 'in right field. Ga brlelson -was founding third when Mort got possession of the ball, but a long hard throw to Kelly caught Gabrlelson at the plate. If -Gabrielson had ' stayed on third, the result might have been .different; but it looked like a good change to. tie the score, as a per fect throw was necessary. It needs hardly be said that It was an exclthig game throughout, '. with plenty of action , The Le gion team - was donated two runs In the first Inning. 'Gabrielson singled and" on Bis ' attempt to steal second.' made the rest of the elreult when Kelly - made a bad tnrdw and the bail eluded Dietz in renter field. Keene scored on a fielder's choice, an error, a wild pitch and a passed ball. : After that, Russell, former Sen a 'or, held the- veterans safe for two innings. Meanwhile the Val ley Motor- team gathered its si runs. v. In the- second. Fabry. Brown and Girod scored on two rrors a walk, a fielder's choice Mid a bit.. In the third they got three, more in spite of the fact t hat Schnuelle was credited with three strikeouts. A walk, an error and , two 1 hits permitted Proctor. Fabry and Girod to score The, Legion's rally which all but overcame the Valley Motor's lead in the fourth started when W, QUI , walked. Bishop , and oestrich singled. Gill scoring on I the latter hit, and - Oestrich ; rwaciieu tne, piate saieiy . with a f jjretty hook slide to beat Steelham- .tier's throw after , Parker, pinch 1 Uitting, grounded, out to first. I . The Valley Motor spoiled the f Region's threat in the last inning f ith f a snappy double '"play, Hus-j f?ll to Hauk to Steelhammer. . ? "Biddy" Bishop, relieving 5 hniielle on the mound for the I egion in the fifth; held the me- hanica safe by fanning three of Tiaem and allowing only one fluke iV.lt. ; ; , v -.f; , . ; . - -f; The box'seor. ' - ii, - 3 :i, rf ? ;i Mlkammer,, lb itwtOTi 2b I...... f:.uk, ;.bry. If . .' , rt ........... v : n. rt : "r-4. 3b . Uy. v- .i .. Valley Sfotor . n.. jn. x a. ........ 3 0 3 ...... 3 S I 3 2 0 O I 6 2 1 0 0 o o a 0 o o I I o TtUlt 22 4 15 1 1 brieUon. 2 b. Ukton.' ci" .... ward. tif Oil I. If ..". ne. Ih . Gill, rt . noo, ab ,.:....:.... lxgion -AB. R t H. PO. A. J I itricb. c 'hanalU. p ' ,,.-kr.. us ' Totals . . S Z 5 2 2 ...'.21 1 ; W o. o 1 1 o 1 1 o o o o ' 0 ( 6 0 0 0 0 0 E. 0 - 0 ol o o o 0 J 1 E. I 0 - o 6 o i l 1 0 o 7. is; j . Snmmrr Struck ont. kT' Rttmtll li t if KchYtue!!. tf. by Cifchop 3; basr en ltuH 2, oil 8-hnuell 4. -i M ply. KuKM-U to Hmk tt Ste aa.r.. Wild pitrhea, Ru.sell, Bishop.) i - v,wrm mil, xvrtij. After 1 FY ears M v r f Fifteen - years, ago Russell Lena) Claekburne played what as expected to be his last game : 1th the Chicago White Sox. He J rifted out of the majors. Came ack last winter-as a coach for that team and the other day .,tepped up as a pinch, hitter in tie ninth inning and defeated s iereland by slamming out a t.nsle. i' - ,.. s-: . EBBETTS FIELD; Brooklyn. N. V., July 13. (AP) Paulino Uzcudun. the bounding Basque of the Pyrenees, knocked out Harry Wills, New Orleans negro in the fourth round of their 16 round bout here tonight. ! ' Wills had) a big advantage in weight, scaling 214 H to 195 for the Basque woodchopper. Wills was ; warned . aaainst hit ting on the; break J in the first round. The giant negro was tying up his opponent at close quarters and landing short choppy : hooks j to head and body. ; The referen i had trouble separating the fight ers from a clinch, in the .second round, following which Paulino curled his left to the negro's ear. They slugged bead to head for a few seconds, and Paulino landed an overhand right to Wills' head as the bell rang. In the third round Wills clubbed Paulino in the ribs with his right. Wills shot both hands to the head after taking a snappy left hand. The crowd yelled for action. Wills pecked away with short hooks but they seemed to hare little behind them. . Wills went down for the count 6f nine in the fourth, staggered to his feet and went down again to be, counted out. .. , -The finishing blows were crushing right handers. The final round began with a continuation of ' the desultory mauling, then Paulino suddenly leaped In and landed a right hand r flush on the Jaw; When Wills arose- after taking the count of nine, he was plainly ail but out. groggy and reefing. Staggering back, he hung oyer the ropes as Paulino flailed away with both fists. Paulino landed another right hander which sent; Wills toppling over backwards, and he took the count of ten without be ing able to rise. The end came after one minute, 27 seconds of the round had elapsed. ; Three rounds of cumbersome mauling came to a ; dramatic cli max when Paulino lashed out with a blow to the jaw that toppled Wills as if he had been hit by the woodchopper's axe. . It was the first time Wills had taken the full count of ten since he was stopped a dozen years ago by Sam Langford, the famous Bos ton "tar baby." To the assembled experts it seemed to mark a defi nite ending of the 17 year ring career of the negro whose decline began last October in the same ring when he lost, on a foul to Jack Sharkey. ; Sharkey, who meets Jack Demp sey a week from tonight, was at the ringside to free the negro's downfall and witness a decisive victory that put Paulino back in the heavy weigitt spotlight j iiie spauiiru s suuuen acquisi tion of hitting power was as sur prising as the quick turn that car ried him to triumph after three rounds in which neither, boxer had displayed much punch or ef fectiveness. . . :- . i ; in wins for Missions Coast league StaiMlings SPECTATORS WATCH 6A1S W. Oakland 64 San Francisco 59 Seattle 56 Sacramento 57 Portland 51 Missions 50 Hollywood . 49 Los Angeles ' 4 4 L. 45 49 49 52 55 59 58 64 Pet. .587 .546 .533 .523 .481 .459 .458 .407 J 1 PUMMEL PORTLAND. July 13. (AP)r The Missions easily defeated Port land today 8 to 1. Barfoot was hard to find In the LOS .ANGELES, July 13. (A P Bill Pierry held Sacramento to six hits and hurled Lo Ange les to a 5 to 2 victory here today, evening the aeries. The Senators' two runs off Pier cy in the -second -were unearned, an error by. Krng on a play that should havf retired the side pav ing the way for the Sacramento tallies. Jahn hit a homer in the fourth. Score R. H. R. Sseramento .. 2 6 2 Los Angeles 5 11 .2 Kallio and Koehler; Piercy and Hannah. 0. ? O National League Standings The Cincinnati Reds formed three YOUNG BASEMAN rtaw VauIt tAliAWo wit ta'luKI Chicago . . Pittsburgh St. Louis . WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Saratoga Lake. N. , Y., July 13.--(AP) For the first time in two weeks, spectators were allowed to pay admission and see Jack Demp sey train today for his fight wtfn Jack Sharkey a week from tomor row night. About 500 persons saw Dempsey work two rounds against one sparring partner, Larry Gains, Canadian negro heavyweight. Gains is quite elusive for a 185 pounder and can tiyow left jabs add hooks with tantalizing speed and effectiveness in something of the Sharkey style. He is fast afoot, has clever defense and is hard to hit In the body. Jack, however, believes that any man hit square ly in the ribs with a thudding left hook will soon lose speed, marks manship and punching power. To day the former title holder proved his point. All through the first round, Larry boxed swiftly, shooting tell ing lefts to the head that drew a thin trickle of blood from Jack's rebuilt nose. Dempsey Btormed after the negro on the balls of his feet, ramming away with both hands to the body,5 but could not land a telling blow. Half way through the second round they milled at the same fast clip with Jack still taking a good deal of punishment about the head. Then Jack caught the Canadian with a full right hand uppercut to the body. Gains stiffened, his legs lost their suppleness' and Dempsey whaled him about for the rest of the session. In all Jack worked 11 rounds, six with his mates, and single ses sions at the light and heavy bags, wrestling calisthentics and pulleys. pinches, while Kinney was notfNewYork only wild and ineffective but a victim of poor support. Score R. H. E. Missions 8 10 1 Portland 2 13 4 Barfoot and Whitney: Couch and Fischer. Kinney, The Bolshevik orators used to tell us that the Standard OJJ com pany could do anything, but it now develops that it can't even check the flow, of crude oil. Th e CIGARS SOFT DRINKS- CARDS LUNCH When V isiting Chiloquin, Look Me Up John Gantenbein FRANK DEVENE Y ; & JOHN GANTENBEIN, Props. Chiloquin, Oregon Sunday July 17 to ;Odell Lake ; and return See this new thrilling section of the Cas cades. 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Hollywood took the first game of the series from. Se attle today 3 to 2. Fullerton lined out & homer in the ninth inning to break a tie score. Score R. H. E. Hollywood 3 10 1 Seattle 2 10 0 Fullerton and Agnew; Miljus and Schmidt. Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati . . w. 50 46 46 43 38 30 31 29 L. 29 28 33 39 42 45 47 5D Pet. .633 .622 .582 .524 .475 .400 .397 .367 to win todays game 11 to 3 Score - R. II. Cincinnati ...11 19 New York.. ..... 3 12 E. 1 5 MACON. Ca.. July 13 (AP) Raymond (Pete) Mann ot Terre IT a u to fnt nnnr th -rA h9aemn.11 Lucas and Ilargrave; Clarkson. for tne local ciUD of the South Henry, Boney and Taylor, Cum- mings. PHILADELPHIA. July 13. AP) The; St. Louis Cardinals made: it 3 in arow by defeating tlte Philadelphia Nationals by a 9 to 7 score in a 12 inning battle. Score jV a' It.. II. E. St. Louis 9 16 2 Philadelphia . ; . 7 12 1 Reinhart, Keen. Sherdel and Schulte. Snyder; Willoughby Ul ricn, XJecatur, Scott and WUson.' BOSTON, July 13. (AP) The Chicago Cubs took the second game of a double header from Boston 4 to 1 after dropping the first encounter 6 to 3. First game R. H. E. Chicago . . Boston! . , . Carlion, Green f) UT SPORTS o Atlantic association, was struck over the heart by a pitched ball and killed here today in the last halt of the third Inning of game with Asheville. Tom Farrell. playing his first year -in professional baseball was pitching. , :' The game was called. Officials said no action would be taken against Farrell unless ordered by the coroner's Jury. It is: said that the Sioux In dians are going to name President Coolidge "Still Waters' when they initiate him into their tribe. Won der what they would call Senator HefllnZ J'-' -: -i CLEVELAND. July 13 (AP) j Joljnny RIsko, Cleveland heavy-' weight. won the judges decision over Jack De Mave, New York, in a 10 round bout here tonight. 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