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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1928)
TbB Ne Oregon Statesman, Salem. Oregon, Tiiday Horning, September f, t9f9 m I. 1. 1 ! M rFocji ainaaitiioini Hoses Deer easom n (1 DVERNORAC TS TO HALT FIRES Deer Season Closed Until September 20 Unless Rains Arrive Jones Defends Golf Title A proclammatton closing the rfeer season nntil September 20, with the understanding that it will be opened Immediately fol 'owlng the first rain, was issued ur Governor Patterson here late Thursday, In case there is no rain before September 20 another pro. clam at Ion will be issued closing the deer season until later. The deer seasons opens in Oregon on September 10. Announcement by the governor that he had decided to issue the proclamation followed a confer, fence attended by Harold Clifford, rtate game warden; F. A. Elliott. tate forester; R. L. Chappler. of the Oregon Forest Fire associa tion, and C. L- Star. representing a number of timber owners. Many Telegrams Governor Patterson read a number of telegrams received from different parts of the estate urging that the deer season be closed because of hazardous fire conditions. ,1 Two of these telegrams were received from the Lake county . court and the Lake county Fish and Game association. Similar telegrams arrived from LaGrande and other eastern Oregon coun- ties. '.... I Aj btPtests Urlinsti cloeirkfe I the deer, season aled were suD- "mittPd at the conference. Mr. Elliott said investigations hid showed that the fire hazard 'was serious, and that some action ?was necessary to protect the tim fber. This is particularly true east of the Cascade mountains, Mr. Elliott said. Hnntcrs Exonerated Mr. Clifford took the position .that hunters were not responsible 'for many of the fires charged v against them, and that conditions ? were no different now than a 'month ago. He said the forests : hod been filled with vacationists for several months and that the ' hunting season would not prove an added menace. ! It was also contended by Mr. I Clifford that in closing the deer season the game commission f would lose thousands of dollars in revenue. Governor Patterson ( fountered with the claim that the loss in revenue from hunting II f tenses would be small when com ' tared with the loss resulting from s IlrS IU m umuci. i S0 .1 1 I "is -. IW-'-" " ' ' it " if" " ;" ' j ! suors ran GOING TO BEND 1733 Bobby Jones (left) will sock his fourth national amateur golf championship at the Braebarn country club. West Newton, Mass., against a field that includes eight former national amateur chain- Fans Looking Forward to Title Clash in American hand iai tpk- baseball thfk .MrtiedJ in tt Mr. Clifford estimated tnat i more than 5000 nuntera wouia i enter the forests this season, the great majority of whom had plan f ned to invade Eastern Oregon. if . Chicago Defeats Cleveland 2tol CLEVELAND, Sept 6. (AP :' Thomas had the best of Miljus ,h a pitching duel today, Chicago ; winning from Cleveland 2 to I. Score: R H E ! Chicago 2 T I f Cleveland , ? 1 4 0 Thomas and Crouse; Miljus, f Bayne and L. Sewell. NEW YORK,. Sept. 6. (AP) Rain today, a persistent drizzle, in New York, and Boston made it a players and he exciting iTace for the American League pennant. The Yankees and Athle tics were kept idle and as a result face double headers to close this week and start the next. , Mean while more than 5.000 New York fans took a drenching in a deter mined quest for tickets to the op ening of the series that may de cide the pennant. Opening with a Sunday doubleheader at the Yan kee stadium between the Yan. kees and Athletics. The Yankees will play a double header wHh Washington tomor row witn a single came aaiuruay. The Athletics are booked for two games with the Red Sox tomorrow and two more Saturday before coming to New York to tackle the Yankees in another twin bill Sun day, opening a four-game series. The two teams are two games apart. Baseball Data The Athletics were scheduleMo play five games in three days at Boston. The. rain today made that fehedula impossible but the fifth rarte iMiyj bfcldUposefl W Septem ber 15, when fhe Athletics and Red Sox have an off day before starting west. As the season nears Its end clubs in both leagues are scurry ing about in a search for open dates to play out the allotment of games. September 13 has been suggested as a likely date for the Cardinals and Cubs to stop in Chicago to play a morning game before leaving for the east on af ternoon trains. Title Series Opens Sunday With Senator's Club Much Revamped The Salem Senators, with sev eral new faces in the lineup, will travel to Bend Saturday night and Sunday morning will open the final playoff series with the Bend Eagles for the Willamette valley league championship. The changes in the Salem line up have been necessitated by the departure of four players in the last week;-Joe and Billy Sullivan, Denney Heenan and Bob Quinn. To Fill Vaneancies Final arrangements for their successors haven't been made, but Is probable that a couple of Al bany players will fill the infield vaneancies left by the Sullivan brothers, and possibly another Albany man will play center field or on tne otner nana, u may fall to Russell or Hauk. Due to the uncertainty of Wil lamette valley weather from now on, the teams will play on a guar antee and split arrangement at Bend Sunday and here the follow ing Sunday, instead of the home- and home basis that has govern ed the regular league games. The Bend team gathered some more laurels last week end when it defeated Eugene in two close games at Lakeview. Murphy, who was badly pounded here early in the season, pitched both of these f;ams fon) successive days.; ntaatr nglthit hd has etorered th, Ml fectiveness that deserted him on that occasion. Game In Portland Thanks to the prestige which the Eagles have gained this sea son, they have finally scheduled a game with the Portland Beav ers, to be played at Bend early next week. Fans jiere predict that the Beavers will have their hands full to win if the Eagles have anything like decent pitching. which has: been their weak point since the departure of Rose in July. Cards Edge Out Pittsburgh Nine By 4 to 3 Count ST. LOUIS, Sept. C. (AP) The Cardinals won a ten inninc battle of home runs from Pitts burgh today by a 4 to 3 scorer i Harper, piaehhKtiag In the tenth, hit a homer with Wilson on base to score the winning runs after Paul Waners circuit blow ia the ninth bad tied the count. Score: " R H K Pittsburgh , -.3 7 3 St. Louis . 4 - 6 1 Grimes and Hargreaves ; Mitch ell and Wilson. - The world will again he called uoea to feed the starving Chinese. In spite of all that charity can do thousands upon, thousands la that overooBulated land are doomed to death from, hunger. Hood River Glacier. , Additional Sports ON PAGE 12 i PORTLAND WINS FROM SEATTLE PACTTIC COAST W. I.. Pet.! W. T,. V't. Hnlly'd 46 23 .6fi7Mirion 84 35 .493 Wt 44 25 .6.18 l.ni A. 29 40 .420 n T. 40 29 .580, Portland 28 41 .406 Oakland 96 33 .522, SnUl 19 49 .279 NATIONAL W. !. Pet. I St. L. B0 51 .SI ipinelnn. IN. Y. 74 54 .578jBrok-n Chicago 77 57 .57.S Bokton PitUb'h 74 59 .S56jPhilad. A far Rockaway. N. Y.. judge believes it just to impose traffic fines in inverse ratio to the age of the car; that is, the older the auto Hhe less the fine. Far Rockaway, we infer, is not a college town. Omaha World-Herald. N. T. Pbilad. Pt. U Wasb. AMERICAN W. Tj. Prt ! 87 45 .659iOhicaro 85 47 .644jCleTeTd 73 61 .54.S Detroit 62 12 .4631 tostou W. I,. Pet. 72 5S ..YS 64 6 .492 43 86 .333 S7 91 .289 W. I.. Prt 61 72 .4.'.9 60 75 .444 60 76 .440 48 84 .408 COAST SCORES YXSTERDAT At Seattle: PortUnd 10; Seattle 5. At Lot Anseles: Miaaioaa 10; Los Am teles 9. At San franeiaeo: Hollywood 7; San FYanriseo 2. At Oakland: Sacramento 9; Oakland S. NATIONAL SCORES YESTERDAY At St. Louis: St. Louia 4; Pittsburgh No other rames la National leagna. AMERICAN SCORES YESTERDAY At Cleveland: fh.raro 2; Cleveland 1. No other fames in American leaeuo. 1 50 GOLFERS TO SEEK II. S. TITLE NEWTON. Mass. 6. (AP) Almost half of the 150-odd chal lengers for Bobby Jones' national amateur golf title assembled here today at Brae Burn and made practice rounds on the champion, ship course where next week's title play will be staged. Bobby, however, was not pre sent during the day. Jones, Fran cis Oumet, who won the national amateur crown back in 19P4. Watts Gunn. Jones' golfing fel low .townsmen, and Roland Mac Kensie. tried out the unicorn country club's course at Stone ham. Ouimet, who has often played that course, made a 72 in his round, but Bobby could do no better than a 74, two over par. Bobby Going Strong The amateur champion seemed to be playing the best golf of his long career, with the exception of his putting. Oumet's game this af ternoon indicated that he was rounding into form lor tne na tional tourney. Both played against club mem bers and Gunn and MacKentie were content to fellow along and watch them. i A th o 4 iiiiiiiiiii Ly, 1U The buying public of Salem and vicinity have learned that an Aluminum sale at Allen's means something-Well folks we have a lot of new things this time. - We are NOT GOING TO LIST THEM here. We want every one to look over this lot of special bargains and pick them We will just tell you they are all fine pieces and all full weight, well finished ware that you will be proud to place in your kitchen. And the PRICE well its the same old price, just take your choice for only 75c. There are just 500 pieces in the lot we ought to sell them all and remember the days Saturday, this week, and Monday of next. Allejm f Hardware Paints Plumbing Machinery : 236 N. Commercial Street . ; SEATTLE, Sept. 6 (AP) In rame featured by heavyhitting by both teams Portland defeated th Seattle Indians, 10 to 5 here today. The" Beaver stickmen found Teachout for 12 hits, one a three- bagger by Johnson. Keesey. first sacker for Portland, in five timer at bat hit out three two-base clouts and a single. eis, Ain- smith and Barbee with extra base hits tor Seattle helped the Indians get their total of 14 during the game. i The Score: R H E Portland 10 14 1 Seattle 5 10 3 Knight and Saunders; Teachout and Ainsmith. Stars Wallop Seals SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6 (AP) Hollywood continued the successful drive against San Fran cisco by taking the third game of the series 7 to 2 today. The Score: R H F Hollywood 7 10 ( 3an Francisco 2 4 2 Shellenback and Bassler; Moudy, Mails, May and Vargas Sprlnx. Missions Shade' Angels LOS ANGELES. Sept. S (API it three straight over Ixs AnWes 'oday, by winning a slug fest 10 to 9. The Score: R H E Missions 10 21 4 Los Angeles 9 8 2 Didier, Nevers and Baldwin, Sypher; Peters. Cunningham, Weathersby and Warren. 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