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: t A, Luke GilVs Momer Gives fatoy$ ' Vict ory Over 5 to 4 Moniavilla mm in FITIL TO VISITORS Luke GUI. labeled early In the season the "hltless wonder," broke op Wednesday's ball game with a screaming homer over the left field fence In the eighth inn ing, enabling the Salem Sena tors to defeat Montarilla. leader in the Portland CUr league, S to -4. Bnt if one Montarilla base run ner on third hadn't been so am bitions and another hadn't been so lacking in enterprise, the story might hare been different. In the eighth inning Strader was on third with one down and Rogoway lifted a high fly to Fleu ry. Montarilla had just tied the score at four all, and all rules for base runners called for Strader . to take a chance and hit for the " plate and rictory. Bat be was off the base when the ball was acngbt, and didn't make a more to score after setting back. Fleury's throw was nearly perfect, and might hare caught him eren at that Then In the ninth, after Beck - had reliered Russell In the box and the Senators had partly pull ed themselres out of a bad hole ... by making a fast doable play, and t 'with Garbarino, one of the yisit- ors' beariest stickers, at bat, Mc- ' Bride essayed to steal home. Ed wards caught the pitch and made a dire across the plate, tagging Mc Bride as be slid in, and the game was orer. . Manager Edwards drew upon 'himself plenty of wolf howls when he sent Beck in to take Russell's place, but those tans who consid er that winning ball games is the sole objectire of all baseball strat egy, probably bare admitted by this time that Edwards was right. Beck was sent in after two men were on the paths and nobody was oat The fact that an error per mitted one of these men to get 'on base, did not mitigate the serious ness of the crisis. Russell had been pitching good ball, bat It. was erident that the Montarilllamv were getting too familiar with him in the prerious Inning, when they filled the bases, .scored one ran, and might hare had another-except for Strader' s failure to ran in on the aforemen tioned outfield fly. The game was hotly contested . from the start, neither team scor ing In the first three innings. In the fourth the visitors got a ran wnen Garbarino was hit by a pitched ball and scored on Stra ders long hit-The Senators came back and got three. Uauk singled, Ridings sacrificed him t second, Flenry hit a two bagger scoring Hauk, Gleason beat oat a hit to Rogoway, Fleury scoring on Rogo- way's wild throw to first. GUI singled to left, putting Gleason on third, and Shackman sacrificed him home. Montarilla, scored again in the fifth on a two bagger by Rogoway and Bemis' single, and in the sixth on a single, oy uaroarino, a sac rifice by Strader and another sin gle by Misner, tieing the score. In the last halt of the sixth Gleason put the Senators in the lead again with a home run when the bases were empty. Box score: Montarilla Player B R H O A 0 4 0 4 1 5 0 2 1 Bemis, cf j.5 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 10 7 2 1 0 Garbarino, ss -2 Strader, rf 2 Zimmerman 3b 4 Misner, lb' 3 Rogoway, 2b....4 O'Brien. If 4 McBride, If 4 Lee, p 4 Total, .... .32, 4 Solera 8 24 17 1 Player B R , . Kebcr. 2b 4 0 . Hauk, 3b 4 1 Ridings, ss ....2 0 Fleury, cf 4 1 Gleason, lb 4 2 " tSill. rf 4 1 II 0 3 0 3 2 2 1 1 2 0 O 1 3 2 2 10 3 ff 0 0 A 3 3 5 Shackman, If ..3 0 JBdwards, c 3 0 Russell, p 4 0 ,Beck, p .0 0 "Totals ...,....32 5 14 27 19 3 4 " Summary: Stolen bases, Gar- , barino 2, Strader. Sacrifice hits, ; Ridings, Shackman, Garbarino, , Strader. Two base hits, Fleury. , RuseeMl. Rogoway. Home run. - Gleason, Gill. Double plays, Gar barino to Rogoway to Misner, ''Russell to Gleason to Edwards, ; Keber to Salliran to Gleason. Passed balls, Edwards. Struck out, f by Lee 1,'by Russell 6. Bases on balls, off Lee 3, off Russell 1. Hit batsmen, Garbarino by Russell. Innings pitched, by Russell S plus, . by Beck 1 minus. Credit rictory to "-Russell. Earned runs, Montarilla n"S, Salem 5. Time of game, 2 hours 1 minute. Umpires, Chrlstianson " and Laird. PORTLAND YMCA I WINS OVER? ONS " - OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL. Monmouth, May 30. (Special) I t pick Newton and his tennis play- -;-ers rrom the Portland Y. M.; C. A. tf risitcd Monmouth Saturday: and r put on a practice meet with the 5, normal men. Portland won all , - erents but one, match with Elder i winning from Green in the singles. a Portland players were : Dick 4 Newton. captain. Carr, Green, Lke, Johns and Caldwell, .if on- mouth men: Spring, Rogers, Fos-I t Baseball StandingsT o ficmo COAST . W L Prt. W L, Pt Sae'to I5 24 .53Miaiioa 27 31 .4 8aa T. ..34 24 .586OakUad 27 32 .458 Holly's 33 26 .559Porttand 24 34 .414 Lo A. -3 J 26 .S52;Settle 2l 36 .36 VAXIOHAX. 1 W T. PrtJ W L Pet. Ciaeiaa. 30 17 .018i Brook 'n 22 1 .537 Chirac 26 19 .578-PitUa'a 17 24 .415 S. Y. 23 15 .SOaiBettoa .15 23 .395 St. L. 24 18 -571PhIad. .. 7 30 .189 AlfSIICAH W t Pet.f V. T. ....33 8 .805!Boatoa Philad. 25 14 .64ljDetroit CleTel'C 23 19 .&48jChiafo St. L. . 20 22 .476) Wash. .. W lj Pet. .13 21 .417 17 26 .395 15 26 .366 .13 23 .342 COAST SCO BBS TESTE EDAT At Pwtmad: San Franeiec. 1-8; Part land 5-2. At Seattle: Lea Aagelea 4-3; Seatt 3-4. At 8aa Franciice: Oakland 5-S; Mia--iena 0-2. 1 At Lm Angelas: HollwMd 12 5; Sae ibmU 7-4. WATIOVAL SCORES TESTSXOAT At Chicag: Cincinnati 6 2; Chicago O-l. At Philadelphia: Bostoa lelphia 3-5. At Pittsburgh: St. Louis 10-4; PitU borfh 1-3. At Brooklyn: New York 9-2; Brooklyn 1-2. AimiCAaT SCO BBS TESTEXDAT At Boston: Philadelphia 8-0; Bottos ia. At St. Loais: St Leais 3-5; Ckiear 1-3.. At Cleveland: Detroit 4-6: Cleveland 3-5. - A Hew York; WukiirUa 5; Xw ark O. AUTEUIL, France, May 3 0. (AP). Helen Wills and Francis T. Hunter, women's tennis cham pion and No. 2 ranking male play er of America, were defeated to day in the mixed doubles final for the international' bard court ten nis championship by the Anglo French combination of Eileen Bennett and Henri Cochet. Harder stroking by Miss Wills and Hunter won them the first set, bat superior court general ship, team work, position play and sharpshooting enabled their opponents to carry the next two and the match. 3-C. C-3. C-3. Cochet and Miss Bennett, a pol ished and perfectly syncbonized team, already hold the mixed dou ble, championship of the United States which they won" there last summer. By their defeat today. Miss Wills and Hunter passed entirely oat of the doubles picture as Hel en preriously met defeat la wom en's doubles paired with Penelope Anderson, and Hunter, with his partner, Brookes of Australia, had been eliminated in men's doubles. Both still . surrire In singles, howerer. and in the next round of men's play, Hunter is to encounter Cochet. America's end was upheld in today's play by Penelope Ander son, slender Richmond, Va., girl, who ranks serenth among Amer ican women players. In one of the most bitterly disputed femi nine tennia battles erer witnessed here the American turned back the Australian girl, Louie Bicker ton, fi-3, 12-14, 6-2, after more than three hours of play. Both were on the rerge of collapse as a result of the 26-game battle for the second set, bat the American had the grit and courage as well as stamina to pull out the decid ing set. by winning which she reached the quarter finals. Hun dreds of French spectators re mained to watch the plucky fight GOLFER ELECTED PHI BETA KAPPA UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eugene, May 30. (Special). Bob Giffon of Eugene, first Stu dent to win a letter in golf, has MISS WILLS. 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Giffon Is graduating this Jnne and has accepted a position as in structor in psychology at : Assint college of Assiut, Egypt FIGHT POSTPONED 1DDIN6 TO ?UZZli AP) NEW YORK, May 30.- The light hearyweight champion-J ship battle between Tommy. Loughran and -Pete Ltso, which was postponed today on account of rain, will 'be staged next Friday night, Jane 1, Promoter Humbert 5 11; pibv!J. Fugaiy announced tonight The postponement was first an nounced until next Wednesday, but Fugaxy " decided later to put on the show as soon as possible in riew of the rapid succession of fights on schedule forihe cham pion. NEW YORK, May 30. (AP). - Tommy Loughran's schedule of three light hearyweight title de fenses in two weeks, a problem too difficult for the New York boxing commission to solre at one sitting, got but of hand entirely tday when rain forced postpone ment until next Wednesday night of the titleholder's 15 round bat tle with Pete Latxo, former wel terweight champion at Ebbets field. Loughran was scheduled to open the rapid fire series of 15 round matches tonight and if sac cessful against Latxo, fight Leo Lomskl on June 13 and Jimmy Slattery the following night. Now the lineup calls for the Latxo match on June C with dates for the second and third frays rest ing in the hands of the boxing fathers. -The tangle is made more puzz ling by a minor battle between Promoters Tex Rickard and Humbert J. Fugaxy for Lough ran's serrices. Although the Mad ison ' Square Garden impressario holds an option- on the cham pion's serrices until Norember 1, the commission sanctioned Tom my's matches with Latxo and Lomskl for Fugaxy but ordered Tommy to continue his fistic mar athon by engaging Slattery for Rickard Jane 14. The postpone ment leares Loughran with three title fights of 15 rounds each dur ing a period of eight days. In passing np the problem for farther research work last Toes day, the commission promised a rerdict and probably . a compro mise between the promoters, by next Friday. QUAKERS LOSE TENNIS TO ONS OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL. May 30. (Special) Oregon nor mal school tennis teams won eight out of nine matches from Pacific college of Newberg In the confer ence meet held at Monmouth Fri day afternoon. The Normal won all the men's erents except the last singles when Cole of Pacific trimmed Spring (6-2) (6-3). Other men's singles went to the normal: RogeTs orer Hester (5-4) (6-1); Foster orer Jones. (7-5) (5-7) (6-2); Watt orer Beals (11-9) (6-4). Men's doubles: Watt and Rogers orer Hester and Beals (6-4) (6-1). Mixed doubles: Spring and Von Hoene (N) orer Jones and Brans (P. C.) (7-5) (7-5). ' The normal girls won all wom en's matches: Hill orer Lirings ton (6-1) (6-0), Mitler orer Br ans (6-4) (6-2). Women's doub les: Hill and Hobson orer Erans md Liringston (8-6) (8-6.) 23 Year Old Lad Wilis By CHARLES W. DUXKLEY Associated Press Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS. May SO, (AP) A baby-faced youngster, Just 23 years old, Loa Meyer of Los Angeles won the 600 mile au tomobile race oyer the Indianapo lis motor speedway today, defeat ing the crack . drirers of the na- itlon, while a record breaking crowd of from 135,000 to 150,000 roared their tribute. The boy from Los Angeles, win- jning his first major race, rode the entire distance without relief.' fln- m LoQ Moore wno-e at tk finish was being driren hr Schneider, relief . pilot George Sonders, former Purdue unirer slty student, winner of the 1927 race palled up In third place about fire miles behind Meyer, j Ray Keech of Philadelphia, holder of the world's straightaway record for the mile, wae fourth.' trailing about 2K miles behind the frying leader. 'Fifteen of the orig - Inal 21 starters finished ths pan ishlng grind, but with all of ths pre-raee farorites hopelessly out of It Meyer,-bumping orer the peril ous 2 mile brick track, making! only on stop eorered the dis tance in 5:91:23:75, areraging 99.482 miles a nhour. He stopped! onds, to take on oil, gas and water. Meyer's arerage of 91.482 miles per hour set a new record for the. track for motors of 91 eubic inches, piston displacement Pete De'mlle because of a broken timing Paolo set the track record of BEDS TIGTEFJ HOLD T CHICAGO,' May 80. (AP) The rampant Cincinnati Reds in creased their lead In the National league race by winning a double header from the Cubs today. The Reds took ths. first, 6 to 0, and the second, 2 to 1, in ten innings. First game: R H E Cincinnati ........... C 7 0 Chicago ............. 0 7 2 Rixey and Picnich; Root, Carl son and Gonzales. Second game: R H Cincinnati 2 6 E 0 Chicago 1 6 (10 innings) Kolp, May, and Ficnicn; Mar- grare, Maione ana uartneii. Brarea Take Two PHILADELPHIA, May 30. (AP) The Boston Brares too two games from the Phillies to-i day, winning the first 5 to 3 in, 10 innings, and the second 11 to 5. Hornsby scored a home run in each game. I First game: R H E Boston 5 10 0, Philadelphia 8 9 0 (10 innings) Genewich, Hearn, Delaney and Taylor, Urban; Miller, Ferguson and Schulte, Lerian. Second game: R H Boston ....11 13 Philadelphia 5 11 Edwards and Taylor; jt Tr. l v .a .. land, Walsh and Lerian. mm wwi iwiii Remember the Larmer Transfer and Storage has mov ing vans and good supply of blankets and pads for furni ture handlers. x Have just completed our new three story concrete warehouse and are now well prepared to handle best of furniture and pianos. When ready call 930 and let us serve you. Los Angeles Speed Classic 101.12 miles per hoar in 1925. with a motor of 122 cable Inches displacement Last year's time was 97.45 with the same size motor as was permitted today. Meyer, who a week ago, did not hare enough money to buy a car, was enriched to the extent of $35,000 as a result of his rictory. He only succeeded a week ago In digging up a Boston friend as his angel to furnish the money to purchase his ear. The machine really is an old timer In the racing game. It was used by Anthony Gullota in finishing third in the1 race a year ago. Giren a coat of red paint, with a huge number 39 painted in black on the hood and tall, Meyer was as proud of his ear as if It had just come oat of the shops. Meyer broke Into the racing game as a mecnamc ror ma jsi- liott, who has since retired and a year ago rode a few laps in the Indianapolis race as relief drirer ifor Wilbur Shaw. The trio of f&Yorltes, Leon Du ray, Los Angeles, Cliff Woodbury of Chicago and Cliff Bergere, an other Los Angeles entry, wound upi in disaster early In the race, the) rietimr of motor trouble. Duray at the. outset set the same diuy pace he showed in his qualifying round and burned up the course leader for the first 162 miles. Bergere was forced out with a broken distributor shaft before speeding 50 miles and Woodbury was declared out on his 127tb gear. Pirates Drop Pair PITTSBURGH, May 30. (AP) The Pittsburgh Pirates lost two games to St Louis today, drop ping the morning game 10 to 1 and the afternoon contest 4 to 3. First game: R H E St Louis 10 18 1 Pittsburgh 15 1 Sherdel and Wilson; Mil jus, Bartholomew, Tauscher, Spencer and Hemsley. j Second game: R H E St. Louis .....4 11 0 Pittsburgh ....I...... 3 8 0 Johnson, Haid and Wilson; Kremer, Dawson and Smith. . Giaats Wim, Tie BROOKLYN, May 30. (AP) The Giants and the Robins bat- tied to a 2 to 2 tie in seren Inn- 0 lngs in a game this afternoon 1 d hr rain nt f h ttiniktnr of ttia ed br rain at the berinninr of the serenth inning. The Giants won the morning .clash 9 to 1. First game: R H E, second game: R H E New York 9 11 llsacramento 4 11 1 Brooklyn 1 9 Hollywood 6 9 0 rauianer ana uogan, O P"arreu; Doak, McWeeney. Ernhardt and Hargreares. Second game: R H K li New York 2 7 Brooklyn 2 9 1 of Called in 7th on account rain. Aldridge and O'Farrell; Clark and De berry JUST MRS. FISHER ROME. Hostesses seem dis tressed because the wife of the El American ambassador is just Mrs. 2 j Henry P. Fletcher. Wires of other 4enroye are "Mm. l'Ambassa- Sweet-jdrice," and so forth, carrying their i w in husbands' titles. SALEM, OREGON, r BEAK M, LOSE DOUBLE KB PORTLAND, May 30. (AP) San Francisco and Portland broke eren in a double header here to day. The Bearers won the morn ing game 5 to 1, and San Fran cisco was rictorious in the after noon with a score of 8 to 2. First game: R H E San Francisco 1 10 0 Portland 5 10 0 Mitchell and Sprins; Yerkes and Ainsmith. Second game: R H E San Francteco .8 10 2 Portland .2 12 3 Ruether and Sprinz; French, Ponder and Ainsmith, Saunders. Iadiaas Split Pair SEATTLE, May 30. (AP) Los Angeles and Seattle dirided the Memorial Day double header here today, the Angels taking the first game 4 to 3 and the Indians the second contest by the same score. First game: Los Angeles . Seattle R H 4 11 3 6 Barfoot and Hannah; Knight and Parker. Second rame: R H E Los Angeles 3 7 3 Seattle .4 8 1 Wright and Sandberg; Collard and Schmidt. Oaks Whip Bells Twice -SAN FRANCISCO, May 30. (AP) The Missions were hum bled twice today by Oakland, los ing the morning game 5-0, and the'afternoon session 3-2. First game: R H E Oakland 5 9 0 Missions 0 b z Craghead and Read; Darenport, Holling and Whitney. Second game: R H E Oakland 3 13 0 Missions 2 8 1 (10 innings) Dnmo'rleh, Daglia and Read, Lombard!; Pillette and Baldwin Stars Cop Off 2 More LOS ANGELES, May 30. (AP) The Hollywood Stars made it three straight orer the league' leading bacramenio emu oj iiu both games of todsy's holiday bill. the first contest, a free hitting af fair. 12 to 7 and the second, ex tended one inning- beyond the scheduled seren, 5 to 4. First game: R H E Sacramento 7 14 2 halt-;Hollywood ... II , i-. v Koehler; Shellenbaeh, Fullerton and Baesler. Agnew. (8 innings) Flynn, Rachac and Serereid Koehler; Hulrey, Mulcahy and Ag- new, Bassler. YANKEES LOSE OUT TO TAIL BUD CLUB NEW YORK, May 30. (AP) After losing the first game to Washington 5 to 0 today, the New York Yankees had the sec ond game called because of rain in the second inning after gaining I BEAUTY PARLOR DIRECTORY ! TUB CAPITO. BBAUTY BHOPPB '223 K. Hick. Per Appt. Tel. S6( THB MODEL BEAUTY PAJtLOK 113 X. CeaiBMreieJ. 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