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The New Oregon- Statesman, Salem Oregon, Saturday Morning, August 4,1928
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LEADS FIELD
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MafcW Dramatic Finish To
"Send The Old Flag Up
. , JhatPole"
.By ALAN. .C GOULD
r Associated Press Sports Editor
OLYMPIC STADIUM, ' Amster
dam, Aug. 3. (AP)--Ray Ber:
butl the tron-legged, stout-heart-.
ed sonlof ,IlttlebkI New York and
Syracuse, f saved America -front
; root on. the Olympic track tola af-
' ternoon by winning. In, a manner
- sensationally dramatic, the 400
meters flnaL If-was only by a mar-
gin of eight inches that Barbutl
'.-staved off the' spectacular closing;
. rash of the Canadian, Jimmy Ball,
hut It was sufficient to send the
- stars and stripes, up the victory
' staff the flrsf time for a footrace
- and . to give . the wildly yelling
' American contingent; the biggest
Eyelash Margin
thrill nf thm entire runes.
Barbutl went out "determined
' vio sena ue oia mg. up hm
' even If I had to pull It up myself
. He - did It by giving every - last
ounce of his marvelous running
powers and superb courage. In a
: fighting finish, sucn as nas set
dom been seen anywhere, the rug
ged Syracuse halfback, with the
flying Canadian gaining at every
stride, plunged his chest across
the tape, first by an eyelash mar
gin, then collapsed full length for
ward Into the red cmaers. - :
That falling finish, which left
the American with a badly sun
ned, arm, side and leg, perhaps
won for him. Had the race been a
, yard or two longer Ball undoubt
edly would nave won, out me com
bination of Barbutfs grit and the
fact that Ball started his finishing
drive too late was just enough to
keep Canada from scoring another
startling triumph at America's ex
pense.
First Flat Race Win
The victor, who took and held
the lead on the final turn, after
his teammate, Herman Phillips,
had set the pace to the halfway
mark, ran the race in 47 4-5 sec
onds, one one-fifth of a second
tlower than the Olympic record.
Not even the day when Paavo
: Nurnii suffered his first Olympic
' defeat since 1920. making a virtu
al gift of the 5,000 meters final
to bis countryman, Willie Ritola,
' could deprive Americans of - the
glory they have been looking for
in vain during five previous days
of trial championships. Yankee
backs were to the wall as far as
footracing was concerned. The
Americans had seen their men not
only beaten; but beaten badly,
- This' 400 meter race was the sole
remaining chance to pull an indi
vidual flat race victory out of the
fire, so It wasn't surprising that
all eyes at the start were on Phil
lips and Barbutl, or that the Yan
kees made the Welkin ring when
tbelr burly favorite came through.
Thrilling Ran
With Barbutl in the Pole posl
tlon and Phillips In the outside
lane, the Yankee pair lined up
with the Canadian, Ball, the Brlt-
- on, Rinel. and the German pair,
Harry Stortx and Joachim Buch
ner. Buchner was the man most
feared by the Americans but he
ran himself out chasing Phillips,
who burned up the track, running
the first 209- meters in 22 7-10
' seconds. Barbutl settled 'Quickly
Into his racing stride, stayed up
close until the far turn, started a
' bid that cut down the German pair
then Phillips, and swept Into the
stretch 100 meters from the tape
' with a good five yard lead. v- 1
With SO meters to go, Barbutl
appeared to be a decisive victor as
the Germans faded, but Ball sud
denly uncorked a wild spurt that
steadily and surely, cut down the
big- American's margin. With the
crowd on their feet yelling wildly,
the American; near exhaustion,
gritted his teeth and fought on as
the now flying Canadian cut down
his lead.
Sight Inches Apart
Teh meters-more to go and Bar
butl still had a yard but this, was
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3(A
P)-- Carl Hauffman, 32 year old
' Pittsburg stenographer, will? de
: fond his national public links golf
championship at 36 holes over the
Cohbs Creek course tomorrow
'against Phil Ogden, ; Cleveland
fatreet railway ofticiaL
Kautf man, who win play In his
third final round in three - seas-
- ons.1-defeated Kendall Morrison,
a 2 2 year old St. Joseph, Mo., bank
clerk, 2 and 1 in a stirring semi
final match this afternoon.
Ogden on the defensive most of
the match, defeated Nicholas D'-
PUBLIC LINKS GOLF
- Onofrio of New York, by the same
score In his penultimate round
match. r ;
Putting decided . the Kauff man
. Morison match. The champion
. putted, like a mechanical man. He
hadonly one three putt green.
Roy Bohler, who was athletic
eoach and physical f 'director Z at
Willamette . university for several
years succeeding R. L. Mathews,
was a visitor in Salem yesterday.
He Is bow engaged In similar
work at Beloit, .Wisconsin where
he has had uniform success in
turning out winning , teams. ..Thi
u hhi first visit. In Salem since
leaving here five ears ago.
FOlSSil
Fidel La Barba, Stanford Student and Retired Flyweight Cham
pion, Dons Ring Tog Again for Vacation Exhibitions Designed
1 to Bring in the Sheckles for College Education, v
-By Dan Thomas ' '
LOS Angeles. Calif.- Aug 4--N
KA) Fidel La Barba, retired fly
weight champion or this universe,
soon will have to retire a second
Jlme. , ' - ."
Yea. little Fidel Is back in ring
tors again hut hot for long. It's
only a- couple of months more be
fore ?the opening of the fall term
at Stanford, university. Then for
the next nine months all of Fidel's
training will be done In the class
room; . : - - iH- ,
' .Fidel got the urge to throw the
mitts around ' a few more times
when he appeared In an exhibition
match at the Olympic tryouts here.
At that time he ''-bad some hope
or returning to Stanford with the
bantamweight -crawastored. away
in his truck as he had put on some
weight since last fall when he en
tered Stanford. : He tipped r the
scales at 122 pounds for his recent
match here with Huerta Evans.
All of which Indicates that he
would have to do some pretty stiff
training to make 118 pounds for
a bantamweight championship
scrsp.
On August 7 La Barba win tan
gle with Bnd Taylor, bantam king.
at tne Olympic auditorium here.
But the only apparent reason. for
the fight Is to enable Fidel to
earn next year's college expenses.
Botn men will go into the ring
weighing around 122 pounds. But
wnen the final gong rings the re
spective positions held by both
men in the boxing fraternity: will
be unchanged. Regardless of the
outcome, Taylor still will rule the
bantams.
La Barba looked michtv rood
in his bout with Evans recently.
nis snouiaers nave broadened a
little and there is more stine in
his punches. His nine-month re
tirement at Palo Alto didn't hurt
him a bit. The echo of th
Wiiis
In Day Than United States
OLYMPIC STADIUM.: Amstpram q t
?Ta?aXuJls ctory in the 400 meter run today gave the
United States another big boost in the point scoring. With
f?fe,i fo"rher. Pts scored today, America now has a
total of 142 points according to the unofficial scoring sys
tem. The decision of the iudcrea r awatvl ;A j It.
200 meter fmal to Helmut KgitGehov.
25nHSihd Jted Wi-th a tie with Jackson Sc&b,
cut half a Point off the previous total of the United States
and gave it to Germany. ;
Under the unofficial seorino vtem anr-:. .
2to fCV 5 f se11 4 third, 3 for fourth,
2 for fifth and one for sixth, the standing tonight was :
United States : mm
- I flT B I
riniana ...
48
37
31
28
28
15
14
10
10
7
5
5
4
3
1
1
Great Britain .
Sweden . ..
Germany
Canada .
Japan U
South Africa
Ireland ...
France,
Norway
Hungary
Haiti
taly
hilippines
Switzerland
Holland
cut to eight inches as both lunged
toward the tape," the American
falling at the moment he hit the
worsted but the Canadian travel
ing at top speed. .,
Phillips finished slxtti anA la.t
but his swift early pace had a lot
to no witn bis compatriot's vic
tory. The German star, Buchner,
had enough . left to take third
Place, Ave yards behind, with Rin.
ekl fourth and Sors fifth.
x never noticed the other run
ners after the start," said Barbutl.
"I heard them but all l kept think
ing was 'run. kid, run.' I don't
remember anything of the last 100
meters except a mad deeir tn
to that tape. It seemed amile off
when I guess I was only 60 me
ws irom it, I hope my folks know
aoouut.
: "I wanted to see the stars and
stripes go un that middle nota M
bad I felt like going out and rais
ing it myself.". ;
In the 5.000 meters race, which
was the day's only other final
event, Nurmt's ealm acceptance of
defeat and his refusal to battle it
out with RltpU On the stretch or
extend himself other than suffi
ciently U beat Edvln Wide of
sweaen lor second plaoe stunned
the, crowd.' Spectators as - well 1 as
experts anticipated a repitlUon of
weir le.ooo meter duel, but Pa
avo removed 'the prospective thrill
hy jogging In second. letting Wil
lie sprint. to the tane. first br ii)
yards. - . . - ;
Whether Nurml " actually tirMt
"d was unequal to a final spurt,
or whether It was orearranred for
tuioia to win and share . Finnish
art a a a - .
laureis, ? as appeared from th
stands, remains a mystery. . .
If the latter,, was the cm
old feud between the nairanust h
enaeci. ror Paavo took special de
llht lnwhlppin WHUe a few
years .go.f--: ;
l-eo Lermond h n d Maeanlev
aauin, ms iwq American youths
in the final, were outclassed, but
Lermond hung on gamely after
Smith pulled out and finished
fourth. For the first half of the
race, the youthful Yankees kept
paee with the flylnsr Finns bnt
they faded rapidly when the lattar
decided to step out : f,; ?1
The first half of the decathlon
battle, ended with the young Cali
fornian, Jim Stewart, third, show
ing surprisingly brilliant form and
keeping within, striking-' distance
of the leaders. " . M
Flyweight Fighting For
C
1
gong had scarcely died 'away oe-
rore Fidel had landed arerrific
left book to Evans' chin. And
from then on he kept things mov
ing at a fast pace, winning easily.
Fidel is . more aggressive than
he was last year but he still has
room for much improvement along
mai line, so rar be nas escaned
with no noticeable ring markings.
And he has no desire to return to
?""1": w,lH a Df en nose or
o m i iaw . .
cauuimwer ear. vvnicn peHiaps
More Points
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Run
11
Meters
3
16
Total
142
64
40
37
34
S3
6
5
15
14
10
10
7
5
5
4
3
1
-1
Bill Rose, pitcher for the Bend
Eagles baseball team In the Wil
lamette Valley league.- bar been
released, according, to work - m-
rceived by . the , leasme icmiiir
here today. No 'reason has been
given for the termination of his
connection with the Bend team.
Reports from other sources 'say
that he has gone to Seattle, and
It Is possible that he may get a
chance to break into organised
ball. -- ..?-.", ..
Pitching against the Yakima,
Wash., team recently. Rose held
the apple pickers to one hit, and
this gave him considerable notor
iety In Washington, i
Ralph Rawer!, who pitched for
Baker earlier in the season, has
been signed up by the Eagles, who
play the Eugene team at Eugene
Sunday. . ;
Numerous Events Will
Take Place at Olympic
Stadium Competition
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 3-(AP)
fh schedule for tomorrow, the
seventh day of the Olympic com
petition, Includes: - ... .
Track and Held events: ' 300-
L
meter steeplechase final; 400-meter
relay men trials; " 1600 meter
relay men trials: 4 00-meter. re
lay women trials; decathlon 100
meter hurdles, discus throw pole
vault; javelin throw. 1500 meters
Other events: -Rowlnsr. swim
ming, fehcing, "modern pentathlon.
rioing. ; ; f-: K :- ,, -- . v-. . , .
a a . .
tzzy Schwartz Keeps
: Championship Crown
NEW YORK. Aug.; t.f AP-1
issy Bcnwartx, recognised In this
state as nyweight champion of the
world, successfuUy defended his
title by knocking out-little Jeff.
of Baltimore. In the fourth round
of a 15 round bout at the Jtock
away stadium tonight.' - i
Dill ROSE LEAVES
BH.'0 EAGLES TEAM
Ed ucation
accounts tor him diving Into so
many clinches.
La Barba . will be a different
tighter when he meets Bud Tay
lor, though he'll have to be.
With a warming-up fight under
his belt and three weeks training
he should give Bud a scrap that
the bantam king will remember
for some time. It is impossible to
predict the outcome of this fight.
Taylor figures to win but La Bar
ba's increased strength gives him
a good chance.
Baseball Data
v PACIFIC COAST
W I, Vt. W Ii Pet.
Holly- 23 10 .e7Mission 16 17 .4M
sac to 21 12 .636 Tos A. 13 20 .394
Ban r. 21 12 .636 Portland 11 22 .333
Oakland 18 15 .545; Seattle 24 .273
KATIONAL
t, Pct.l W Jj Pet
W
St. L. 65 86 .644
K. T. 56 40 .583
Cbiraro 60 44 .577
PitUb'k 50 47 .515
Brook's. 51 60 .505
Boston 18 64 .804
PhiUd. 14 68 .261
Ciacina. 59 44 .578
AMERICAN
W Ij Pt. W t. Pet.
71 88 .683ClTrd 47 56 .456
65 87 .6S7Wath. 45 50 .483
54 53 .50i Detroit 48 58 .420
If. T.
TBI lad.
St. U
Chicago 47 56 .456BoUo ' 40 60 .400
COAST 8COBXS TESTE EDAT
At Portland: Portland 8; Seattle 1.
At Lot Aacalea: IfUaioaa 5; Hellj-
wood 2.
At San Francisco: Saa Francisco 8;
Loa Angeles 5.
At Oakland: Oakland 6; Sacra man to
5.
SATIOHAX. 8CO&E8 YXSTEEDAT
At New. York: Sew Yark 7: Cineia
nati 5.
At Boaton: St. Loaia 5; Boatoa 1.
At Brooklya: 8ak-ro 6; Brooklya 5.
At Pailadelpnia: Piuabarga 14; Phil
adelphia 6.
AMEBICAX 8C0KES YESTERDAY
At St. Loaia: St. Loaia 8; Now York 0.
At Detroit : WaUnnftoa 9; DetroH 8.
At Cleveland: Cleveland 9; Philadel
phia 5. .
At Chicago : Beaton 3; Chicago 1.
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Seattle Aggregation Defeat
: ed3To 1 In Pitching
; Duel Friday
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 1
(AP) Portland evened the count
with the 8eattle Suds at two games
each today by winning. 3 to 1.
WnestUng's homer Into . the ' left
field stand with two out was what
turned the tide for the Beavers.
There was a ' beautiful, southpaw
pitching duel between Ortman for
the I Beavers and .Teachout for
Seattle.
ISeore: ' R H E
Seattle . .1 7 0
Pprtland.. S
Teachout and Alnsmith; Ortman
and .Whitney. ' .
Sacs Drop Ball and Game.
'SACRAMENTO. Aug. 3. (AP)
-Two. dropped flies by Hoffman
and another by McLaughlin in the
Sth inning paved the way for
three runs on a single hit and the
Oaks tied the score, then, stepped
out to win It from Sacramento In
the. next frame. The final score
was 6 to 5.
Score: R-H E
Oakland 6 9 0
Sacramento .......... 5 11 4
Dumovlch, Boehler and Lom
bard!.' Read: Vinci. Gould and
Severeid.
Seals Win Another
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3
(AP) With Dick Murray In the
box today, the Seals chalked up
their fourth straight win over Tjbs
Angeles by an 8-5 score. The San
Francisco club took the lead In
the first inning with two runs and
was never headed.
Score: R H E
Los Angeles 5 11 2
San Francisco 812 0
Peters, Wright and Warren;
Moudy and Sprinz.
Bells Win Over Stars .
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 3. (AP)
The Mission Bells scored five
I runs in the last four Innings to
defeat the league leading Holly
wood Stars 5 to 2 today. The
Stars two lonely runs were scored
off HoUing in the last two frames.
Score: R H E
Missions 6 12 1
Hollywood 2 9 2
Hollinge and Baldwin; Fuller
ton, Mulachy and Bassler.
Herbert Hoover and Al Smith
are living proofs of the fact that
it Is still possible for a boy to
rise far In the world from humble
surroundings, even if there are
no log" cabins left to be born In.
If the western man who spent
39.08 on his presidential candi
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ST. LOUIS, Ang. S.CAP)-
The Browns made It -two out of
three; from the Yankees by' gin
ning the. last game of the series
here today.- 8 to 0. Sammy Gray
outpltched WaiterHeyt and two of
the Yankee second stringers. Babe
Ruth failed fe get a hit. i
Score: '' R H E
New York ;..0 ' 3
St. LOUls .:...: r..S 11 0
Hoyt, Coveleskl, Grabowski and
Collins; Gray and Schang. " ..
Senators Whip Detroit
DETROIT, Aug. 8. (AP)
Washington clung to sixth place
today by defeating Detroit 9 to
4.
Score: ' R HE
Washington 9.11 1
Detroit 3 S 1
Jones and Kenna; Stoner, Bil
lings, Vangilder and Hargrave.
Philadelphia Loses
CLEVELAND. Aug. 3. (AP)
The Boston Red Sox won from
Chicago 3 to 1 today. The Red
Sox . victory broke the White Sox
winning streak of six straight.
Score: R H E
Boston i . '.. . 3 6 0
Chicago .. ' ...1 8 1
Morris and Hofmanb; Thomas
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NOTICE OPJTINA1V
. SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned. Administrator of the
estate of William Fick, deceased.
has filed. In the County Court of
the State of Oregon for Marlon
County, his final account with the
said estate and the Hon. J. . C.
Siegmund, Judge of said Court ha
fixed Friday. Aug. 17th. 19ZS, at
the hour of 10 A. M. of the said
day as the time and the County
Court room In the County Court
House of Salem, Oregon, as the
place for the hearing objections to
said final account and for the set
tlement of the said estate.
T. J. WERTH,
Administrator.
-First Publication, July 19, 1928
Last Publication, August 16.
1928.
OTTO W. HEIDERk Sheridan, Ore
gon,' Attorney for said Estate.
Jly.l4-21-28Aug4-ll
WANTED LOANS
WANTED to borrow J 4 50 on
good city property. Salem Realty
Co., 462 State.
WANTED
Private money to loan on REAL
ESTATE.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St.
WE HAVE cash buyer for big),
class home near Parrlsh Junior
High School. Must have eight
rooms or more. Might buy fur
nished. See
11. E. BARRETT
Salem Realty Co. 462 State
WATER
OREGON-WASH. Water Ser
vice Co. Office 304 So. Commer
cial St, .Ten per cent discount on
domestic flat rate paid in advance.
No deduction tor absence or any
caneer unless water la shut off
your premises.
WOOD SAWING
WOOD SAWING. Tel. 1131.
WOOD SAWING. Phone 142.
REAL ESTATE
DIRECTORY
ANDERSON & RUPERT, Realtors
169 S. Righ. ; Tel. 1644
f BARBER ft BOND
200 Gray Bldg. Tel. 796
BECKE & HENDRICKS
189 N. High. - Tel. 161
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
147 N. Commercial. Tel. 577
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State St. Tel. 1727
FRED G. DELANO
290 N. Church. Tel. 2830
J. LINCOLN ELLIS
2295 S. Church St. Phone 1356J
Ihomer - d. foster realty co
1315 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Tel. 842
GASKILL ft EARLE
166 S. Liberty St. Tel. 2242
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
134 S. Liberty St. Tel. 515
MELVIN JOHNSON
320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Tel. 63
: LAFLAR A LAFLAR
Ladd Bush Bank Bldg. Tel. 54 6
LARSEN OR RICE
225 Oregon Bldg. Tel.
174
W. A. LISTON
404-5 Masonic Bldg. Tel. 1321
ARTHUR MADSEN
2074 North Capitol. Tel. 280;
MELLINGER COMMITTI
409 Oregon Bldg. Tel. 1170
W. O. MILLS
331 State St. TeL 175
- -- . W. E.
451 Court St.
MOSES
Tel. 2813
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
484 Court, - TeL 1882
v PERRINE A MARSTERS
211-212 Gray Bldg. TeL 90'
RICH. L. REIMANN, Realtor
219 N. High SU V Tel. 865
SALEM REALTJY CO.
4 62 State St. Room 7. TeL 1004
; :. CHARLES SPURLIN
210 Oregon Bldg. .. TeL 1935
SOCOLOFSKY- SON
304-5 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. 97C
. SQUARE DEAL REALTY
U. S. Nafl Rank Bldg. Tel. 470
TRIANGLE REALTY CO.
421 Court St.. Tel. 651
- ULRICH & ROBERTS
129 N. Commercial.- Tel.- 1254
- - - U. 8. REALTY CO.
442 State St. Tel. 266C
' F. L. WOOD
341 SUte SC
TeL 7M
1 LODGE ROSfl
, xrrv.
r r f tatm mrmrr Wednes
day evening at 7:30 o'clock; third
floor of I. O. O. F; Temple, corner
. 1
of Court and High streets.