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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1928 I 0 If I 1 5? (1 1 A ! W it 13. r Is, flggfc School Athletes to Compete in Four Separate Contests Today im mmvt n em i With prospects of good weather for today, -the Salem high school athletes will be oat 100 per cent as they will compete In four differ ent athletic events, these being golf, baseball, track and swim ming. The baseball fans are looking forward to their game this after noon at Oxford park where they will meet the University high of Eugene In the first interscholas tic contest of the season, begin ning at 3 o'clock. The Salem high school nine have improved ca'v.Id erably during the past week, brushing up on many of the weak- nesses brought out in its clash j -with the Chemawa nine a week ago in which Salem was handed a 22 to 4 defeat. Coach Luke Gill put his red and black ball tossers through a strenous workout on the Willamette diamond last night, and all is now in readiness for the opening game Ins The Eugene team is considered quite strong this season and it is believed that it will give the local high school a run for its money, although the Salemites are far from weak on the diamond. The probable starting lineup for the Salem high team includes Gamble In the box. Wilson at the receiving end, Beechler covering first. Kitchen guarding second, Wooley at short. Belt on third, Bockey in left field, Lyons in cen ter field and Bowden at right. "Frisco" Edwards will officiate. fa ("J GETTING ClOSEIk ontr MOM DAY ittl At 2 o'clock this afternoon the local high school tracksters will meet with the Sllverton and Inde pendence teams at the state fair- i grounds cinder in the first trian gular meet this season. Salem is doped to win by a safe margin, al though Sllverton is considered strong. Little is known as to the strength of the Independence team but at any rate it is believed that some keen competition will be af forded In many of the events. Last week the Salem high spike men trounced the lpcal Y. M. C. A. track team 67 to 22, and after an other week's practice are showing zeal championship form. Salem high school won the state track championship title last year and prospects look very favorable to repeat the stunt again this season according to Louie Anderson, high school athletic coach. Coach An derson believes that the Salem high team will set a few state rec ords this season as some of the men are showing some real stuff. The following Salem tracksters will compete in the various events 100 yard dash Bonney, Lloyd and F. Smith. 220 yard dash Lloyd, Blaco and Bonney. 440 yard run Blaco, Emmitt, and Barnard. 880 yard run Emmitt, Marrs, and Blaco. Mile run French, Johnson, and Sodaman. Discus throw H. Smith, F. Smith, Godfrid and Blaco. Shot put H. Smith, F. Smith, and Godfrid. Javelin throw F. Smith, Blaco and Barnard. Broad Jump Lloyd, Emmitt, and Cannoy. High Jump F. Smith, Cannoy. and Downs. Pole Vault Perrine, O. Smith and P. Todd. Relay team Bonney. Seigmund Lloyd. Blaco and F. Smith. It is probable that Wayne Smith who injured his ankle a short time ago will not be able to compete in today s meet. Although having a painful injury, Smith is determin ed to enter, unless the coach de mands that he keep out. Wayne is the best miler on the team and much will be depended on him In the mile run this season in the various meets. A golf tourney will be held this morning at the Illihee country club in which the Salem high school golfers will meet the Oregon State varsity teamThe Salem high club swingers have demonstrated some real first class golf ability In otk- BASEBALL STANDINGS PAomo COAST W L Pct.l W L Pet. 8. r. 14 4 .134 Oakland 10 .444 See to. 12 6 .887! Mission 7 10 .411 S .0471 Portland 12 .194 Holly'd -11 Los A. 0 0 .500: Seattle .4 IS .SSS w N. T 4 8t. L. S Brooklyn .4 Ciacinn. S W Cleveland ..7 N Y 5 Wash 5 St. I,. 4 NATIONAL L Pet.) 3 .67 Chicago S .025,' Philad. S .571 'Boston 4 .556 Pittsb'grh W L Pet 5 .600 S 4 .420 ...2 4 .081 2 5 .200 AMERICAN L Pet. 2 .7781 Detroit . 2 .714! Chicago . 2 .714 Boston 5 .444lPhitad. .. W 1 Pet . 4 5 .444 . 3 5 .876 ..8 0 .833 ..1 4 .200 TON EB SEWS UP BALL GAME COAST SCORES YESTERDAY At Portland: Missions 8; Portland 5. (12 innings). At San Francisco: San Francisco 19; Oakland 8. At Seattle: Hollywood 10: Seattle 5. At Lot Angeles: Lot Angeles 11; Sacra mento 4. er meets this season and will give the Staters plenty of keen compe tition this morning. Last but not least, tonight at 8 o'clock the Salem high school swimming team will meet the Uni versity high splashers of Eugene in the first swimming meet of the season. This is the first season that the high ( school has ever accom plished very much in the way of organizing a team, and so far it PORTLAND, April so. (AP) Disaster overtook the Portland Bearers In the twelfth Inning of their game with the Missions here today and the California team won 9 to S. Bud Green, young Mission third baseman, dashed all Bearer hopes, when, in the twelfth with two out and the bas es full, helifted the ball into the cenieriieia nieacners for a home ran. Bert Cole, who pitched for the Missions two years ago was the victim. It was the third straight win lor me Missions. Score R H E Missions ............. 9 i6 q Portland .5 13 1 (12 innings) Holling and Baldwin, Whitney; French, Warhop, Cole and Rego, Ainsmlth. to win from the St. Louia Browns today S to 0. Score: R H E Detroit 3 6 1 st touif frr: o 4 1 Whltehlll and Hargraro; Of den. Wright and Schang. RMY IN SEVENTH PUIS GAME ON It E SCUEI'S BOWLERS IN FOURTH PLACE Seals Slaughter Oaks SAN FRANCISCO, April 20. (AP) The San Francisco Seals slaughtered the Oaks today, win nlng 19 to 8, in a lopsided game mai saw tn winner", ornrfc- PITTSBURGH. Apr. 20. (AP) A seventh inning rally, netting five runs, today gave the St. Louis Cardinals their second straight victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 2. Grantham hit bis second home run in two days. Score: R H E St. Louis 6 16 1 Pittsburgh 2 11 0 Haines and O'Farrell; Grimes, Brame and Gooch. . I iwemv ill lb. )r a i a n i a tk. .... ... . i . iuv fciuuems HS wen as me lacuuy. pitchers in a futile effort - T"V i in , , , . . . , I - - "IClil uc meet wm De neia at me X. the tide of has hit x r k , I w . n. auu eoi juub 13 urg-i eCOre: n tt .... I tA i.v autua auu iieip dousi ioe uaxiana 11 i sport along. San Francisco 19 m Salem high will be represented Dvtt. Gould, Daglla. Ault and by Wallie Hug, 220 yard; Paul Bool; Mitchell, May and Sprint Lafferty, 220 yard; Edward Allen, 220 yard; Eddie Gross, 100 yard; Angels Win Again uooen weeanam, 50 yard and back 1,08 ajvujsles. April 20. stroke; Darwin Calf ee, .dives; Und (AP O" Angeles batsmen Chuck Bishop, distance plunger. 'Poinded the offerings of three Their next meet will be with the Sacramento pitchers to all corners junior swimmers of Multnomah or tae Iot nere today to turn in an athletic club here May 6. TUTLEAGU E 1 ED AGAIN mm 1 J 'J 7VlJVCfSTJt GOIN FISHIN? Come and Look Over Our Winchester FISHING TACKLE Special for the Week-end LEATHER BOUND NO. 4 TROUT BASKETS ., SPLIT WILLOW TROUT BASKETS, No. 4 9-FOOT TELESCOPE STEEL RODS RAINBOW SALMON EGGS, Can SHAKESPEARE TRIUMPH LEVEL WINDING CASTING REEL $3.75 $1.89 $1.79 25c $2.59 Fishing Licenses AND General Fishing Information SALEM HARDWARE CO. Representatives of the 10 teams of both the Industrial and Com mercial twilight baseball leagues gathered at the YMCA laet night for the purpose of pushing prepar ations for the opening of this sea son. The committee in charge of "- i" w uuiu ii compieiea I knocked easy 11 to 4 Tictory. nd evpr.ri up tne series. wes schulmerich. Anrel ant- fislder. had a perfect day at bat, oangmg rive singles In as manv irips 10 me piate. Walter Bersrer another of Los Angeles' rookie ouineiaers, pounded out a home run, a double and a single De-ore; R H E Sacramento 4 9 j Los Angeles ....... . 11 20 1 Shea, Singleton. Canfield nrl Koenier; Plitt and Sandberg. SUrs Whip Seattle SEATTLE, April 20. (API- Continuing their rampage of yes- Hollywood Stair! by the middle of the week, and I?0?, k''0.86!6 J?ltch" out ... . . . I " me urn lnninr the next meetine wbSh wi? S l."'. n!M. r.M ,n th -w '"vi-j m lame iu 10 0. score: R w w Hollywood ..10 12 1 Seattle s 19 a Murphy and Ac-new: mi f Martin, Graham and Schmidt Parker. held next Friday night at the "TV The group also voted that the schedule be moved ahead one week, which makes the opening date April 30 instead of the 23rd rone or tne teams nas naa any chance to work out so far due to the stormy weather. One more team is needed in the Commercial league, and any team interested In Joining the league is urged to get in touch with Bob Boardman at the "Y" or Coach "Spec" Keene as soon as possible. EES DROP II TO ATHLETICS CLOB DOUBLE HEADER SLATED TODAY OREGON STATE Corvallis, April 21. Willamette will meet Phone 172 THE WINCHESTER STORE 120 N. Com'l. St. NEW YORK. April 20. (AP) The Philadelphia Athletic de feated the world champion Yan kees 2 to 1 today in the opening game Of the American i.o..,.. COLLEGE, 8on here. Roherr rna. r (Special)- pnehed .raw pT. -JI the State Moore. Th m. . , twirlers in a double header this nlnth on CoDD.8 triple and Speak afternoon, since Friday's game er's sacrifice fly had to be postponed because of Score tt fha m U anil .,. .... l tl k, " " IUUU1UUU Ul f rflllftnAinhla m - lilt lllnnnKj C,IJ T.. f O . uuuu.u jujjc pcisiai L-vev xork .... I r m nw acuv,es me games will be Grove and Cochrane- Pineras Mondav nnA Tnosdnv If ))...... . ... -u,ou. npgras, , 7' 7 . " nioore ana coillns. iiiayeu louay me ueaver nine will r1,"""0 university on tnese Senators Lo, With Washlnrton nnlvcrait- !. in. . ' "fr .. I " oosion nosed out rii z ana 2X at Keattia . . . The sertP, . :'tt. l-tl"" "y.8 . .6 overcoming a . t.t C. iuur run ieaa piled up by the Spti conferenrr V.m. TV", Vh. TT, Z. . 006 InDln&- Gosn got " " "" vu65- uis mira nome run of the season - o iu.. wfsi-i Bcore: em division title in a playoff with Boston Cubs Whipped Again CHICAGO, Apr. 20. (AP) The Cincinnati Reds made it two out of three of the series with the Chicago Cubs today, winning 6 to 0 behind the brilliant pitching of Rixey, who pitched a four hit gams. Score: R Cincinnati $ Chicago 0 Rlxey and Hargrave; Welch and Hartnett. H E 12 2 4 0 Root, PORTLAND, April 20. (AP) The Duncan Garage bowling team of Tacoma led the pack to night in the 16th annual tourna ment of the northwestern inter national bowling congress and after turning In a total of 2,983 pins last night, continued to main tain the margin that will give it the five man championship. ' Several teams threatened;; Dun can's lead for a time tonight but were unable to catch the leaders. The Puckett company team of Seattle rolled into second dace with 2.950 Mammy's Shack, Port-! land, dropped to third with 2,9 4 0 and the Schei Clothiers of Salem went into fourth place with 2,910. Aurelia cigars of Spokane took fifth with 2,901 points. ; The Duncan garage team had a big day in the singles and dou bles. Louis Vetalich lumped into the lead in the all-events with 1,909 for nine games. He col lected 688 in the singles. Wilbur Duncan with 1,9,07 was second in the all-events. Cliff Wescott third with 1,869 and Tom Perrv, fourth with 1,854. ketball stars, Algot Westergren of Astoria, and Howard Hobson of Kelso, with Dick Munson of Se attle, are the candidates that sur rived the process of elimination conducted by Washington State college to elect a basketball coach ror next year, it was learned today some au applied for the post. Wes icisren was ail-coast guard for three years, and was assistant to Dm Kemnart in coaching this year's quintet. Hobson played for Oregon three seasons captaining tne 1326 combination. SAMMY BAKER WIXS BOSTON, April 20. (AP). New Sergeant Sammy Baker of York, contender for the welter weight title, gave Clyde Hull of South Dakota a terrific 10 round beating here tonight. Hull was on the verge-of a knockout several times in the later rounds but hung on gamely to the bell. Each boxer weighed 145 pounds. COION LOSES NOD ROBINS WHIP PHILLIES PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 20.- (AP) The Brooklyn Robins hit hard here today to defeat the Phil lies 8 to 6 In the second game of the series. score: . R H E Brooklyn 8 9 1 Philadelphia .6 5 4 McWeeney, Ehrhardt and De- berry; Ferguson, Mitchell. Miller. TriIloughby, Bach and Wilson IN FAST FRISCO 00 FOR RENT Apts. 15 Elec'rieal Refrigeration. rnSea. Modern, brick, heated. Apt. Hig-h c.'aia reudeutial district. Cheerful, attractive, libt, S room apartment, 2 teda, $40.00. One furnuhed veratufied, 150.00 A two room furnihd, $37.50. Inpection inTited, children welcoma. Ambassador Apartments tSO N. lurnmer. 1971 FOR RENT Houses 17 $20.00. GOOD 7 RM. HOISE. CAR Ke. raved St. 754 S. 13th St. BEAUTY PARLOR DIRECTORY New First National Bank Building Directory BASEMENT THE 223 K. CAPITOL Hiffh. BEACTY SHOPPE For Appt. Tel. 368 THE MODEL BEAUTY PARLOR ii i commercial. Tel. 956 Three games scheduled. BEARCATS BEATEN or in BOB SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 20 (AP) "Midget" Mik eO'Dowd of I6 M""ic Bid Columbus, Ohio, punched his way to a handy decision over "Sailor" Willie Gordon, Portland, Ore., featherweight, in a hard fought ten round bout here tonight. It was a furious battle from the start and both boys exchanged punches throughout. O'Dowd's steady battering to the body and heavy clips to the jaw earned him a margin in seven rounds, wun one even and two going to Gordon. The Oregon boy was game but j outclassed by his opponent. Each weighed 124,. THE MODERN MARIXELLO For Men. 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Evening by appointment. Room 802 The Willamette university base ball team opened its 1J28 season against the Chemawa Indian nine SAN FRANCISCO. April 20. at Chemawa yesterday afternoon (AP) Stanford's two man team and was defeated by the Indians took the lead today In the third to the tune of 4 to 1. Fleury round of the Pacific coast inter- pltched a tight ball for the Che- collegiate golf tournament with a mawa team, fanning twelve Bear- total medal score of 494 for the cats and allowing them to only 54 holes. Eddie Meyberg shot a two hits. The tame wan fatl7fi and hia team mat Leo Dev ou euuer siae. im, jr., bo, xo give mem meaaify J v. . . . . . r . ' ieuoeiier eiartea m the box for scores of 241 and 253 respectively Willamette and remained in until The California score was 504; the fourth Inning when he was re-Washington 507; Oregon 520 and lleved by Versteeg. The latter U. C. LA 530 was relieved by Hill In the seventh, the latter showing up the A17R17nrVX CTARQ hps! fnr Iha trill.. . YVLOrWl OlAlAtJ - ww wAUAia. mil BlIUCJI wo Indians out in the eighth, the only strikeouts for the Bearcats. In the seventh Inning Chemawa scored three runs on three succefi-l Stage Terminal Hotel Dr. H. D. Scofield koS Chiropractor. Neurocalom-tar Serrice TENTH FLOOR my W. W. Chad wick. Tr. W. A. Cumminga. Local Mgr. t-ooiey, aks t Local Mgr. Chss. V INSURANCE DIRECTORY LIKELY TO COACH o- I General Markets -O i 20. Wash- R H 6 10 the Washington Hnalrioa las I Tl-vt o - w aM b TUl.l II an J I F, I mi .. t.1. - I ' a H me jiusKies are raTored on naner MarFavrior. w-ii , . hn rni tkv moms ana . auuuj uiavea 13 Dull lioxmann tiaatnr, r . tatJn- th. ofo. .w, , . "'"ion. nur- 0 ... wtoic uiuc ma iiKuiiy. i ley ana rate ine nusKies have had two months of practice and are said to be In excellent condition, ex cept the pitching staff which is tneir weak spot. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu- . . . 6cc( 4 v . ouvvia; a " v s.ve nus, two or- tnese being two former University of Oregon bas- "sscid. , vuiiubuu, x-raii ana Spencer scored In this inning. Chemawa robbed itself of an ex tra run in the sixth Inning when Meacham on third and Fleury nj nioi. uuDcu mo yime aner a long drive by George. The umpire de- rT avail Vi n 17lAi,ir V. M n M.J a - ! r , u winter, northern spring, western red luuiu netunu on Die tournev si.40 uats, iso. z, no pound w. t ., S47.2j. Barley. No. 2. 45 pound B. W., S42.30. Corn, No. 2. E. V . $44.50; Ko. 3. ditto 143.75. J, Millrun, standard 931.50. Anderon A Rupert General Insurance jow a. nign. t,i 1644 Dr. W. A. Telephone 1283. Johnson, Dxntist 1001 AUCTIONEER F. N. Woodry 12 Tra. Salem's leading Anctionse ' ruro'iure Liesier. Sto.e 1910 N. einmmer 6s. Pioae 611 Res. BECKE & HENDRICKS 189 N. High. T.l. 16 C. B. WILLIAMS, Central Life Agency uregon BIdg. Tel 490 14; R. N. D. GRAY General Insurance Lorn 1. Tel. 2425 POSTXAKD ORATW PORTLAND. Ore.. April 20. ( AP) Wheat bids: BBB, hard white $1 63; soft white f 1 50; western white $1.51: hard LAFLAR LAFLAR Ladd a Bush Bank BIdg. Tel 546 W. A. LISTON. General Insurance U4 6 Masonic BIdg. Tel. 1321 RICH L. H KIM ANN Gen. Ins.. Loana 219 N. High St. Tel. 865 WILLAMETTK 1 Vr-W A vrw inrvnv 215 Masonic BIdg. Tel. 9(2 BOXIXO BOUT FATAL DEFIANCE. Ohio. April 20. J Cleveland Crushes Chicaco ' CLEVELAND. April 20.atm The Chicago White Sox nnnnrl. ed Cleveland pitchers hard today uu wun me mira game of the ser tea ii 10 1. Score: R II I At I .Hnwnr1 Tain, in I died here today from injuries re- Cleveland " l I ceived In a boxing match with Thoma- " " ' ' " " i nomas and Ber: Bayne and L. Sewell. E 0 6 Miller, ETTA RETT Frankie Jar, Fort Wayne, Ind., here Wednesday night. Lain was knocked down in the fifth round and in falling his head struck the fAtrtt tit tha vtna. I . . . . . . I - " w hud vut W IT n ma n sion or rna rtrain I . - . ...... inn niu anaMari ta.. me Detroit Tigers Detroit Blanks Brown- ST. LOUIS, Aprl 120. (AP) ! Tessic and Etta were pais arc Vow J But, Tcss Teamed and EtJba came doNrv yester day to pay the little brcic 2l vstti, in hcr'litfcle love Menu Subject to Change Without Noti arouna, ana he was called out. Meacham's run counted. Willamette's only tally came in the sixth Inning when Kaufman, who was on second came in on a double to left field by McMullen. Willamette played smart baseball, playing the proper man in most in stances. This was the first game the Bearcats have played thia sea son, while Chemawa had already taken the Salem high school Into camp last week, 22 to 4. Today the Bearcats will Journey to Corvallis where they will play a double Header with the OSC team this afternoon. Coach "Spec" Keene plans to take about 17 players. Yesterday's lineup: Willamette Chemawa C. Meacham, 2b Diets, cf C. Meacham; rf Atkins, c Fleury, p George, lb Johnson, If Spencer, 3b Drattv cf Franklin, ss Score : Willamette Chemawa . Kaufman, c Adams, 2b Hauke, 3b McMullin, If Troxelo, rf Welch, lb Girod, 3b Ledbetter, p Hill, p Versteeg, p R II 1 2 4 7 HAT PORTLAND. Ore., April 20. (AF) Hay buying prices: Eastern Oresron tim othy $20.50g21; ditto Taller $18 18. 50: alfalfa 18.5019; oat bay $lb(g 15.50: straw $9 60 per ton. Selling pricea $2 a ton more. Umpire, Laird of Salem. DAIRY PORTLAND, Ore.. April 20. (AF) Dairy Exchange, net prices: Batter, extras 89c; standards 39c; prime firsts 88 He; firsts 38c. Eggs, extras 25 He; firsts 24c; medium extras 22 He; medium firsts 21 He. PRODUCE PORTLAND. Ore., April 20. (AP) Butterfat steady: 40c station, 41c track, 43 (?i 44c fob Portland. Poultry steady: heavy hens 24 0 25c: light 1620e: broiler 80' 33c; pekin white ducks 30e; colored nominal; tur keys aliTe 25(a) 2 7c. Onions steady; local $1.756 2.25 ner ewt; potatoea 7SeS1.33 sack,, steady. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. April 20. (AP) Cattle and calves steady: recelnta none. Hogs steady, receipts none. Sheep and lambs steady, receipts 260. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. April 20. (AP). Rains in Kansas; Nebraska and Oklahoma, al though chiefly where moisture was but little needed, did much to give a brisk setback to grain values today. Unexpect ed weakness of the Liverpool market was a contributing bearish factor. Closing quotations on wheat were un settled, 2c to Sie net lower, with com t 3-8 to le off and oats 1Q1 18 to l s ee down. The Oregon Statesman Published every morning except Moo day, at Salem, the capital of Oregoa. Local Rates For Classified Advertising Daily or Sunday " time i centa per word Three times 5 cents per word Six times 8 cents per word I mo. daily and 8un..20 cents per word In order to earn the more than one time rate, advertising most run in con secotive Issues. No Ad taken for less than 25e. Ada ran Sunday ONLY charged at one time rate. 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