EBIC1SIET
9 OF 15 EVENTS
Members of Team Perform
. ' ' .. i-:"-.. " " ...
More Brilliantly Than ;
v In Olympics
By ALAN J. GOULD
Associated Prow Sport Editor"
MUNICIPAL STADIUM, Color
ne, Germany. Aug. 7- (AP).-
A strong United States track and
field team, many of its members
performing more sensationally
xnan la the Olympics, swept the
- international meet here today,
winning nine oat of 15 events.
Three uerman records were
surpassed in the 400 meter hur.
dies, high Jump and Javelin and
world's records, were menaced in
at least half the brents. Sweden
and Hungary each won two events
and France and,. Germany each
'one. . The lone Teuton triumph
came when Emll Hlrschfeld beat
John Knek at shot putting.
. An enthualastle crowd of more
than 15,000 sat : on the stepped
slopes of the picturesque sunken
oVal and stayed until dark as the
officials used matches to read the
tape used In measuring Javelin
throws.
Charley Borah of the'-United
States showed a sensational re
turn to form In winning the 190
meter dash . In 10 7-10 seconds.
Borah won by a yard rom an. IS
year old German, Jonath, with
Henry Russell of the United
States thirds Ltayd Hahn, also
of the - American team, won the
800 meter run In one minute, 82
2-1 seconds, beating the German,
Bocher. in a great stretch drive
after Bylehn, Swedish star, had
quit.
: Wb Vault, Dlscws
Two American -victories . were
won In the field events -when
Charley' McGlnnls captujred the
pole vault with 4.08 meters, or
13 feet 4 6-8 inches with Barney
Berlinger third; -and Bud Houser
won the discuss throw with a toss
of '44.81 meters, Erlckrens plac
ing 'second. ,
The 400 meter hurdles went to
Sten PetterseoB of Sweden In the
near world's record time of 52 2-6
Seconds after Prank Cuhel of the
United States, who was leading
collapsed five yards from the tape
and did not finish. Adelhm and
Peltier, both of Germany were
second and third.
In the 110 meter hurdles,
Leighton Dye beat Huga Lelstner
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The 400- meter run was won by
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and Johnny, Romlg, two 'other
American starters, were distanced.
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tlon by the Teuton1 spectators as
he was clocked la the sensational
time of 3 mlnutee, 52 and 4-5 sec
onds,' which la faster than,, the
Olympic records.
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AMSTERDAM, Aug. 7. (AP)
Men and women swimmers from
the United States today made a
much better showing Jn water
sports than their comrades In the
track and field division could
boast at thisTstage of the big
athletic carnival last week. -
Thomas Blankenburg. Oakland,
CaL, was eliminated In the semi
finals of the 2 0 0-meters back
stroke but all the other Americans
advanced. As a result of Blanken
burgs defeat the United States
will not be represented t in the
finals of the 2 00-meters breast
stroke. .
George Kojac, of New ' York,
Walter Laufer of Chicago,. and
Paul Wyatt, of Union town, - Pa.,
won their heats la the 10 0-meters
backstroke, Kojac setting a- new
world' record of 1: Of 4-6.
Clarence Crabbe. Honolulu, and
Austtn Clapp, Hollywood, flashed
magnificent performances In their
respective heats of the 400-meter
freestyle event, winning handily.
Ylapp by .a spectacular sprint
against the Japanese, Aral, while
Crabbe wUs within one fifth of a
second of the beet time of the
day made by Arne Borg. Crabbe's
time was 5:09 4-6.
Raymond Ruddy, young New
York star, .finished second to
Borg's sensational 5: Of 3-6. The
youngster was overcome by the
Swede's appalling speed but never
lost heart and finished more than
five meters ahead of Hans Schu
macher, of Germany.
Hungary and Germany are fin
alists in the water polo competi
tion but' while the victor will be
crowned Olympic champion," the
loser is not certain to be placed
second as the defeated finalist
must play France or Great Britain
for second place according to the
complicated . rules governing
Olympic water polo competition.
The United States team tomor
row will begin a round of play
for third place playing Malta first.
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Golden Bear : Crew Enters
Semi-Finals of Inter
national Rowing
SLOTKN. Holland, Aug. 7.
(AP) California's eight oared
crew made another - impressive
fhowlng : today In the Olympic
rowing regatta, beating . the pic
turesque Italian outfit by four
lengths, while Ken Myers, Phila
delphia single sculler, also rang
up a victory for Uncle 8am, de
feating Candeveau of Switzerland.
By winning. - both entered the
semi-final round In their respec
tive classes.
The . Italians', stronge head
dresses consisting of brightly col
ored handkerchiefs closely bound
to their heads - made them look
like a pirate crew as they chased
the burly -California eight along
the Sloten canal with big crowds
from Amsterdam - looking on.
When the Italians finished they
keeled . over backwards as one
man, o great had been their -ety
fort to catch the powerful Ameri
can collegians. The eight from It
aly turned out to be a. little easier
proposition than the : Americans
had expected. Hitting 48 to 60
strokes to the minute and main
taining it for the full distance, the
Italians rowed the highest stroke
of any entered In the regatta but
against .the powerful pulling of
Kyebright's men their short sharp
strode proved unavailing.
They provided ; a strange con
trast as they swept down the
course and there was no question
as to which method made a boat
go faater.
The Americans were ahead from
the start and It soon became evi
dent that the pace was only a mat
ter of how big their margin would,
be at the finish. 4
The winners turned In the good
time of 6 minutes, 32 3-5 seconds.
Myers had almost as easy a task
in . his race against Candeveau
which he won by two lengths. The
Swiss made a strong bid at the 1.
500 meter mark, the three quar
ter point In the race, but by that
time Myers had a five, lengths
lead.
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will row Canada while Britain,
the third crew remaining, goes in
o the final with a bye.. Myer meets
the Dutchman. Gunther, and Bob
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England.
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pair ' Without coxswain against
Germany and Italy against Britain
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PIRATES WHIP
Two Ends of Doubleheader
Won. Each by Margin of
Just One Point
BROOKLYN. Aug. 7.- (AP).
The Pirates swept both ends of a
double-header against the Robins
today by 4 to 3 and 3 to 2, the
I second game going 1Z innings ar-
. . . . . . . . m . . '
ter Jjurieign urimes naa register,
ed his twentieth victory of the
season in the first.
First game: R. H. E.
Pittsburgh 4 9 0
Brooklyn'. ......3 7 1
Grimes and Hargreaves; Mc
Weeny, Clark and Gooch, Deber
ry. Second game: R. H. E.
Pittsburgh .......... .3 12 0
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BROOKLYN NINE
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Brooklyn .............2 9 2
Fussell, Hill and Hargreavea,
Hemsley; Doak, Petty, ; Elliott
and Deberry, Gdoch.
Giants Walk On Cards
NEW, YORK. Aug. 7 (AP).
Scoring two runs in the first and
assaulting c' Rhera, Johnaon and
Hald for eight more in the eighth,
the Giants deefated the Cardinals
10 to 1 today to reduce the visit
ors' lead to 5 games.
Score: .. R. H. E.
St. Louis 1 0
New York ....;......
Rhem. Johnson. Ha.ld and Wil
son; Benton and Hogan. O Far
relL
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 7.
(AP). The Phillies made It
three' straight over th'e Chicago
Cabs by winning today. 4 to 2.
Davis of Philadelphia hit a home
run with one on.
Score: . R. H. E.
Chicago ..2 9 0
PhlladelnhU 4 8 3
Carlson, Malone and Hartnett;
Wllloughby. Ring and Davis.
Philadelphia Drops Game to
Detroit While New York
; . ' Beats Chicago
CHICAGO. Aug. 7. (AP):
The Yankees increased their lead
over the Athletics to 4 M games
today when Herb Pennock de
feated the White Sox by 4 to 3
while the Mackmen were losing
In Detroit. ' .
Score: ; R.- H. E.
New York ........... .6 11 1
Chicago .8 10 1
Pennock and Grabowski; Ly
ons, Cox and Berg.
Athletics Lose 4-1 ,
DETROIT. Aug.. 7. (AP).
Detroit took the final game of the
series from Philadelphia today 4
'o 1. Carroll held, the Macks to
five hits while Walberg was
pounded hard. Harry Rice hit a
home run in the eighth.
Scoref - 'R. H. E.
Philadelphia 1 6 0
Detroit ... . . . . . . . . .4 11 0
Walberg. Cronse and Cochrane;
Carroll and Hargrave. v
Browna BeC BosU
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 7. ( AP) .-
Lou Blue's homer in the ninth, his
second today, enabled the Browns
to take their third victory In the
four-game series with Boston, 6
to 8.
Score: R. H. E.
Boston .....6 11 2
St.. Louis . . . . . ....a... .6 110
MacFayden, Rusself. Morris and
Berry, ; Hevlng. Hoffman; .Gray
and Schang.
- Senators Blank Indians
CLEVELAND. ; Aug. 7.- (AP).
Jones held Cleveland to seven
hits today while Washington
pounded three Indian pitchers for
an 8 to e victory.
Score: R. H. E.
Washington ........ . . .8 17 ' 0
Cleveland .0 7 1
Jones and Ruel; Uhle. Shaute,
Hudlln and L. Sewell, Autry.
Three National Titles
At Stake in Swim Meet
WAWASEE. Ind.. Aug. 7.
(AP). Three national swimming
championships will be contested
at the annual Indiana-Kentucky
A. A. U. games at Lake Wawa
see. August 23, 24, and 25.
They are the women's Junior
outdoor 440-yard free style, the
men's Junior outdoor 800 meters
medley and the women's national
senior long distance cnampion-
atiln .
zoth street from the north line
of Market Street to the north line
of Madison Street, in the City of
Salem, Marlon County, Oregon.
All persons Interested ; in the
said i assessment are hereby notL
fled to appear before the - aald
Council t at aald time and place
and present their : objections, if
any they have, to said assessment,
and apply, to said . Council to
equalise their proportionate share
of same.
By order of the Common Couni
cil August 6. 1928. -
. MARK POULSEN."
- - - City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
August 8, 1988. , : ;
' Date of final publication here
of Angust.lO. 1921. A3 to 10 inc.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
THE COST OF IMPROVING
LESLIE STREET FROM THE
WEST LINE .OF HIGH
STREET TO THE EAST LINE
, CIV UBSRTT STREET.
Notice Is hereby given that the
uommon council of the City of
oaiem, uregon, win, at. or about
7,'so. p. m.. on t
II. HI., on tYi Illh a
. - i . i
Anst or ttbse
quent meeting of the said Conn
ell thereafter. In the " Council
Chamber of the City Hall of Sa
lem, Oregon, proceed to ; assess
upon and against each lot or part
thereof or parcel of land - liable
therefor lt proportionate share'
of the cost of - improving Leslie
Street trom the west line of High
Street to the east line, of Liberty
Street, in the City of Salem, Mar
ion County, Oregon.. . .
AH persons interested in the
iaid : assessment are hereby notL
fled to appear before the aald
Council nt said time and place
and present their . objections. If
any they have, to said assessment,
and apply to said Council to
equalize their proportionate share
of same. ':---
By order of the Common Conn
ell August f, 1938:
MARK POULSEN,"
- - City Recorder.
. Date of first publication hereof
August I. 1928. , r
Data of final publication here
YlME LEAD
IS INCREASED
of August 1018. A3 to 10 inc.
DROP
GAME TO
Senators Whitewash Port
land Team in Opening
Tilt of Series
PORTLAND Ore,, Aug. 7.-
(AP) Sacramento defeated port-
land In the opening game today.
7 to 0. behind brilliant pitching
by Lauri Vinci, who gave only
seven hits and fanned six Port-
landers. Only one man reached
third off the Senator Southpaw.
Score: . . R H E
Sacramento ........... 7 13 2
Portland ............. 0 6 8
Whitney.
Vinci and Severeid Ortman-na
. Bells Defeat Seals ,
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7.
(AP) -Except for two innings.
ancient Harry Krause and his left
arm ; kept the - slugging Seals In
check today and the - Missions
walked oft with the first game ol
the series, 7-5. . . . .
Score: - R H E
San Francisco ......... 5 1 1 3
Missions ...... Y .711 , 0
Mails, Moudy ' and Sprlnx;
Krause and Baldwin
. Indians Lose Out -SEATTLE.
Aug., .7. (AP)
Oakland took the first game of
the aeries with Seattle here today
9; to 6. A late rally by Seattle in
the last half of the eighthnetting
three runs, tailed to overcome the
lead of the victors.
Score: , - . . R H E
Oakland ..... . ... . . . .9 14 2
Seattle .. . . . .. . . .....513 3
Boehler, and Read: Edwards,
House, Teach on t nnd Borreanl.
Angels, t rutili Star
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 7 (AP!
Los Angeles batsmen made war
We are in the market forXlover, Vefch, Rye Grass,
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more seed than the average cleaner.
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SACS FOR 14TII STBEETERS
- Both baseball teams from 14th
street wore victorious la their
tilts yesterday with teams from
the Lincoln grounds. The big boys
had the best game, - winning by
the close score of 19-18, - The
younger fellows won 34-5. The
younger boys' team at 14th street
thereby maintains Its record of be
ing unbeaten thus far this season.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon Di
rector Anderson will hold tryouts
for . the track team ' to represent
1 4tn street in tne dots- traca
meet to be held Saturday after
noon. Directors of tha -f- other
grounds are looking over their ma
terial to pick out winning teams.
Events will Include dashes. Jumps.
relay races and baseball throw for
distance.
At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
there will be a fairy story hour.
Miss Leah Steinbock will tell the
stories. The story hour has proved
a popular feature at the play
grounds. Ufesavlng Instructions
are also being given to both bays
and girls.
. Suspend Owners, Trainer
NEW YORK -(AP) ; -Rrequent
suspension of careless owners and
trainers it tha method employed
by the local stewards to retain
a high grade of racing heTe.
on three Hollywood pitchers here
today, pounding them for 15 hits.
Including threqjiome runs to score
a 15 to 3 home series opening vic
tory.
Score: R H E
Los Angeles t ........ .15 15 0
Hollywood 8 11 4
Peters, Chesley and Warren:
Shellenbeck, Murphy Mulcahy and
Agnew.
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- Men's at
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