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OKIMiOFlBBi'
Sines
" V By fUlph.Cnrtls
Tonight th Salem Senators will
eUrt on Ubelr , Invasion ot . TfliA
CobinibU n4 Central Oregon ter
ritory, . with' sames ;achedulel
agaiiist.Bnd and 4Thpalles; This
afiefnoon they .will play condl
tjoniag Cfllt .with the ..inmates kof
the Qregon. state .penitentiary "
Xhfe 'ahie . t;8end; Sundajfjs
bi ore : important . than .the .other
qnc, bni , the .Senators , ftfe .whett
ing a fighting ede tor tha contest
nt 1benDallei . rd; this Is tlie
reason, an excerjt from a recent
edltioi cp The Dalles Chronicle:
"Ever since the disastrous con
test at Salem August X local play
ers haVe' 4e. ' h.shlbg to get an
other cack at the i Sea-'jjors out
from i'nder the protecting ' wing
of UmpM'eXAlrd.,, It's a foregone
conclusion' that the mas who pre
ssed at :th. Salem rcnUfct won't
he in action here. .?
While it la poor jcrm to
iatr the umpire, when every
j&.I1 player on tbe team ets' Into
fiKhtff mood nfter i1kesrare
called ou him. it's .fa. V ( certain
that .s'bmthing .n.vVt bo rotten
As one Dalles fubeMate lemarked
after a Dalles batter. ht let three
npparrntly -wide ones 3? by him,
Whend-flind-So di't take
ciit at them'. tbey aeii 'fetrlkes.
The1 palem bleacheriles were:
frank to admit ' that Mr. Laird
was doing some 'cle'ref umpiring.
One of them went so. far 3 to say
that .the-'Albany jcoatest . i which
Salem lost to a poorer team)
might hare been a diff srest story
with the right umpire' meaning
Mr. Iird.
"Also Mr. Laird wa n in
f iucibl.'ii . he , of fepsiye as he
was on tbe defensive. Pitchers
aren't,'., g,gtng, , to : rpave - V ni - in
when, accordlag to baseball rules,
they . arc-t strikes if they cu t the
corner ot the plate. But no.
Dalles.-ptchers , ,mut ,,hufl the
horsehide .4irectly oveeVthe ren
ter ott the, plate toj be called good
ones..t 'i -. z-' : J if., t
, ' -This isn't an aiibinfpr the
tram the boys played, shaky
. baseball in spots, and didn't (de
8erre'tovwin. ' 'But "when a , team
rides 150 miles; Tla "automobiles,"
urpireis't cramped ,'p ; and tired,
plays on a strange Held " with
loore hillocks and Jim 1 1 ill mus
ird tham the great tOtegon 4es
f-rt. and listens "to the hospitable
hpw.i;g of the CapJ'.el city fans,
: I i must hava a gtraag 'pirit and
sut I'M st even breaks "to'wln from
h Us m, fully Its equal.!!
, Allthis, ,wRtenby. ,ona sett
ing himself ''p. P., C" is enlight
ening to say the least to Salem
.ball players and fans, who. hadn't
been aware up to now that any
- ball team Visiting here this season
bad put up' a "holler" on Its treat
ment unless It was the afore
said Albany bunch, and -its kick
was limited in it source, to a well
known fiery-topped manager.
Throughout' the Portland- City
' league season .no pprt-mortem
. , 1 A , , , fc m
cpmpisiui . nas( oeen neara xrom
rtsiting teams, and they haven't
craoeq so mucn on tne lie id as
our own Senators. The attack
on Chet Laird comes as a-complete
surprise. ' , . ,
Now aa.to the game with The
Dalles. -True, the visitors ; were
handicapped by a long automo
bile trip, and they were playing
;
, Big league pi tcKcra Kayc ,
jnorc courage tnan isnpues.
SEALS ROr.'P TIVICE
01101.YU
' ; Coast League Standing
Oakland
W.
.9i
Seattle i. . .-89
San '."rancisco .88
Sacramento v.i-.:.j..81
Portland -JjJ19
Hollywood ......75
Missions. -.i.;T..i--73
Los Angeles. !1,.M0
64
9
' 73
79
.87
89
102
Pet.,
.SOS
.S51
.Si) 3
.500
.464
.450
3$0
on a strange field which la, not all
that H might be. 'But the field
here is fully as good as "he sand
drifted acre lot they call a ball
park at Th ' eDalles--a field so
small that anything hit lb right
field Is a "two bagger ever Vthe
fence or a pu tout' at first ba?e.
The riebt Helder Js ah extra ln-
. fielder there. '
, lt!a out recollection that the
apple" pickers didn't do much
squawking." aV the time and
knowing thein f jsM, we ttake that
to' be prime indication that they
had no squawk coming. They're
a difficult bunch to satisfy, .Whiph
doesn't ' mean tha"t the umpiring
on their own Jot Is above re
proach. Not once in a blue moon
does an umpire., anywhere, pult
anything crooked, but some are
good and others not so good.
The plain fact Is that Dilps,
who started on the mound for the
visitors, is ,a wild pitcher last
year , he hit about seven batsmen
In one game. He did wonders to
throw aa steady a game as he did
here August 7, and there wasn't
much room for crooked umpir
ing. As a . matter of fact,' Laird
seemed to be .leaning a little to
ward The Dalles just to play safe.
The fans will recall tha. the
visitors got nnly one safe hit off
Barham. ana a team that gits no
hits should have no holler -but
they lose awfully bard in The
Dalles.
PORTLAND CLUB
LOSES AT POLO
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Sept. 2.
(AP) After three, chukkers of
even and thrilling, polo. Monterey,
Cal.r lashed away from the Port
land Hunt dub here today in the
Pacific northwest j polo tdurney,
winning 14,lo 8V and: holding, the
huntsmen scoreless for five chuk
kers. 4 .' . -f- '.
a Monterey played under a four
goal handicap and after two
minutes of play, Harvey Dick
made it five" to nothing.
1he ..California tam. playing
exceptionally fast ball in the first
half, and In the second, swept the
field so. fast and handled the ball
with such accuracy that the hunt
club players- were bewildered.
The game tomorrow will be be
tween Boise and Camp Lewis. Jt
will start at 3 o'clock. .The game
will be preceded by an air circus
in which 14 planes under the sup
ervision of Lieutenant Oakley O.
Kelley; will take part.
Buy .Statesman Want Mh
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-
( AP ) Twice, today the San Fran
cisco Seals romped over the far
fallen Angels. -The first fracas
the home team won 11 to, 8, coin-,
ing back in the encore for another
win at 6 to 4. Jahn and Wels
homed for ;the Ansel's, and John
son -for San .Francisco in the first
me. . ' , !
.First game. ' . .
"Scores R H E
Los Angeles 8 16 1
San Francisco ,...,11 .14 -1
Wright and Hannah; .Kun and I
McCrea.
Second game (7 innings).
Scores: . R H B
Los 'Angeles. ...:'.-jl.:. s 2
osk. - riaucisw ....
Cunningham and
Moudr; fcfeafr and Vafgas,
t - j i2a
Sandberg?
LOS ANGELES. &pls.ijr(A&f
rT-The 'Mission' Bells ;eelebratd.
their last .appearance in Los Ah
geles thisseasoii bjr defeating, the
Hollywood .Stir's ,6" to 0;in today's
game!. ' Ed. Bryan was . touched
fdr eight hits by, the .Stafs but
was effective tfi ! the pinches.
Score: R HE
Missions .....5 12 If
floliyobd t- .,.6 ,8 '
Bryan, and Whitney; Teachout
arid ' Agnew. - f
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2. (AP
ftay French it; two home runs,
scoring five of his, mates, to give
Sacramento a 6 . tc 5 victory oyer
Oakland and a three to one lead
oft the series" which switches to
Oakland tomorrow.
Score: R H B
Oakland ....5 15 0
Sicrame'nio .-6 ' i
GouTdf, Hasty and Read; Keefe,
Kaliio and Koehler.
SEATTLE-PORTLAND at Seat
tle, postponed, .wet grounds.
National fjrague HtandlngA
Pittsburgh ..
Chicago
St. Louis, ......
New York ..J
Cincinnati ..
Boston
Brodklyn ....
Philadelphia
W.
: .73
.. .J,73 -.
J69
.....70
56
..52;
52
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L.
50
62
51
52
.69
72
80
PctJ
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.584
.577
.574
.460
.429
,41
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PITTSBURGH. .Sept. 2. (AP)
-Pittsburgh .took a .firmer hold
on the National league lead by
defeating St. Louis today 5 to 3.
Kremer .outpitcbed the veteran
Alexander, who was hit hard. The?
.Waner brothers starred .for 'the
.Pirates, collecting seven hits be-'
tween them.
The, game was tight until the
eighth inning, when . Pittsburgh
staged , a betting rally for three
jans. The .Cardinals sought to
come from phlnd ,ln the ninth
when Kremer' Weakened, but. the
DOUBLE THE LIFE OF YOUR- GAR
effort broftght only4twb (runSw "
Score: R H E
St. Lonls 3 9 1
PtUburghr . . . . . . . . S IS 1
i Alexander and , O'Farrell ; Kra
mer and Smith, .Gooeh.
BOSTON, ' Sept. 2. (AP)
The Boston . Braves edged the
Brooklyn Robins but of sixth
place .in the National league .to
day by .winning' the aeries op ner
3. to 2. ;
' Score: , R H E
Brooklyn ... . .. . .'. . 2 10 0
Boston 292
CINCINNATI. ept. 2. (AP)
Jakie May held the Cubs to
three -hits today .while .his .team
mates took advantage of a bad
inning for,; Jqnes in the fourth
to blank the Cubs 3 to 6.
Score: R. H E
Chicago . . ,y . . . . . . . 0 3 2
Cincinnati-.., 5 .8 0
Jones' Brill heart and Hartnett,
licnsales; J Jfay and Harj;rave.
jjnuu i iiuu uiiuii i
LAYOFF FBOMHi
Only 3 games scheduled in the
National league.
TBffl HIS
HEW OVftTiOH
CHICAGO, Sept. 2. (API
Gene Tutmey must :be convinced
4y this time that, he is a popular
jcnampion, ai least - jn umcago
where he' will fight Ms first battle
in defense, of his title three weeks
hence. Not since war , days has
such a tofong turned put to
greet a : popular figure. ,
Crowds which swallowed up the
reception ' ! cpnimlttfee," bands,
guards and all, almost oyer
wielmed the ' champion sf fom the
time he alighted from the Twenti
eth Cehluy until he . dlsappeare,d
in the suburbs enroute to his
camp at the' Oedar CrBt" Country
club.
; As offfefat hoBt, hot only to. the
fight itself but to the champion.
George F. Gefs introduced Tdnney
tp Mayor William Hale Thompson
and' the aldermen .in the city hall
council chamber and assured Gene
thar '"Today's reception is only a
foretaste of what yOu can expect
r Chicago." . :
I Through the. din .ot cheers
ffiuriney made an effort" to correct
n impression about the "fight"
it Soldlera fJeMK September 22. ..
j; ''tt ani; npt going ta take, part for
any Cftght, Tunhjy t said ,1 m
foinjs jo engage in . a holi)g match
and1! like 4theml And' I pronllse
dulljhSii 1sliaU box to .the best
of my" ability on the evening of the
2nd."
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CHICAGO Sept. 2. .(AP)
While downtjowh Chicago-was giv
ing Qene Tuittney a rousing recep
tionfihafHn sp6rts ' resembled the
enthusiasm displayed uon ,;the
signing of "the arnilstlcev i Jack
pemp'sey was lndalgiflg in another
layoff at his Lincoln' fields camp
today--':,: -X ':-li.:-Zxr t-':. i- -.. .- .
Bempsey did not -choose tp do
any '.boxing- npr ny .other work
except the usual;, hike over the
foads.' In the afternoon he went
over to the Olympia fields golf
course" with 'Leo P. ;Flynn, "his
manager,, and. some. friends to get
in 18 holes. Dempsey played. the
worst golf of anybody in the'
crowd.
The arrival of Tunney Iid not
seem to bother Dempsey, although
he Was Relighted, with tne kindPt
reception '.the champion received.
1 have, not seen? 'I'unnVBy since
the night- ne shpbk hands with
me when I , was going into the
ring to fight Sharkey Dempsey
said." 7He was J very- pleasant on
that occasion' Thtna- will not
be as pleasant when, we -meet the
next time. - I am ' glad Gene i" is
here because it will give rthe pub
lic an opporttintty to. see!im,ad
to judge what kind ot a fighter
he is.' ' , .
BeXore .adloufnlng to"the .golf
links,' Dempsey entertained 'Gov
ernor Len Small of Illinois at his
camp and Will Rogers, the humor
ist: '
Operations at the camp will be
resumed .tomorrow with boxing.
"Jack is coming along splendid
ly," said-Manager Flyon. "I think
it is well to ease up on the grind
and -take days off occasionally
so', that he wpn't overwork and
leave all-his fight out here in the
training quarters."
Speed Boat Pilot Comes
to Grief in -Hydrppfarie
,ALGONAC, Mich., Sept. 2.
('AP ) Gar Wood , internationally
famous speed boat' pilot,' and. hold
er "of the Harmsworth trophy.
which he defended successfully
l last year, escaped .drowning today
wnen nts hydroplane, Baby Amer
ica Hi. capsized in the, St. Clair
river near here. Three girls rid
fng 'in an outboard motor boat
towed the speedboat .kins Jo shore
apparently uninjured except. for ,a
smau cut in one leg, tnougn par
tially stunned from the impact
with' th Water.
- The boat sank in 50 feet of
la - being
his
water and an attempt
made to float iti ' : .;'"
; ' Wood remarked r later - at
home: . ."" "
, ; "I know now how Sharkey (eft
when Dempsey hit him."-
f American League Standings'
O : : O
v W.
New York .......90
Philadelphia .'.if .. 72
Detroit , .69
Washington 57
Chicago -----.5? 7s6
Cleveland5 ...--h--57 70
L. Pet.
37 .709
55 .561
57 ,648
67 60
.472
Mi
St.! Louis 50- 76 96
Boston 1.:3985..315
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PHILADELPHIA; - Sept , 2.
(AP) Making .twenty' hits, .in
cluding two homertfns by 'Lou
Gehrig,' and one by 4 Babe Ruth,
he New York Yankees blasted
oat a 12 to 2 victory over the Ath
letics here today.
.' Ruth wade his 44th homer of
te season In the first and Gehrig;
next at bat, made his 42nd, ad
ding number 43 in the second
frame. v
' ', Oehrlg , tPtallekd . fpur hits as did
Combs and. Koenig.
Scpre: . R H E
New York 12 20 0
Pbiladelbh'a -1 -- 2 ,6 2
Hoyt'j and Collins;.- Walberg,
Gray aiifl Cp'cbrahe, Perkins. t
Z CHXCAGO, Sept. 2. (AP)
rhlcagoa ninth inning rally fell
one iron short of tieinx the score,
ad Cleveland made it two straight
today, winning 7 to. 6.
H. Score: v R H E
Cleveland .... . - 7 13 1
Chicago . s-1 6 11 ' ,1
Miller, Grants and L. Sajeellr
Blankenship, Jacobs, Cole and
Crouse.
ort
GIRTTIS
fa DILL PITTL
' Looks like Henry Ford may lose
his crpwn as the .world's richest
man. . Jack Dempsey says he'wlll
fight forever. - '
r':" Champions used to fight for
npt&ins- .They . still do for noth
ing under a million.
.Why not let the French have
the 'Davla Cup? 4They can make
use of It.
-. ; - .
' Were; strictly against a third
league if Boston, has a club in it.
Last place in that town used to be
misfortune, now it's tradition.
Just, because they let him carry
the pigskin doesn't excuse a half
back hoggins all . the honors.
'The Phillies are lucky. .They'll
never got;, tummy ache from, tool
much .World Series'eion. .
We.notiee the movies are havi
..: : : iv-;
an economy wave.
out the plots.
Fern injne 'Athletes Stage
Annual Meet at Eurerar
EUREKA. " CAll, Sept. 2.-
(AP)2 Amercia's greatest f em-
ininn. nthlotP virithered here to-
night for their - annual tests of
speed, strength and skill in the
National Track and Field cham
pionships for women. "
From the Atlantic seaboard to
the -Pacific and from the middle-;
west to .the' southwest, approxl-
njatejy .100 ' sterling performers'
made. this northern California city
their mecca. Overshadowing oth-t
er contestants were several na
tional titleholders, including Hel
en Fiikey, Chicago; Lillian Cope
land. Pasadena; Elta.Cartwright. '
Eureka; Frances Keddje, San
Francisco. Nellie Todd, Chicago
and Margaret Jenkins," Santa
Clara. ' ' '
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2. (AP)
The St. Louis Browns came from
behind in the ninth inning today
by scoring two runs and defeating
Detroit, 3 to 1
Score: R H E
Detroit 2 6 2
St. Louis 3 6 .2
Carroll, Stoner and- Woodall;
Gaston and Dixon, O'Neill.
Only 3 games scheduled In the
American league.
EXMCHAMP WINS
. -"
' AKRON, Ohio, Sept. 2. (AP)
' Frankie Ghajo, former ;fl
weight champion, won the news
paper. ' decision over h Tommy
Hughes of Cleveland, ; In the ten
round main bout at the armory
here tonight. ' Tommy Crowley,
Pittsburgh light' welgth, outboxed
Reddy Blanchard of St. Paul in
the' 10' round seml-fnal.
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