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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1928)
V The New Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, October 16, 1928 6 X- 4. 3 I I it i ft- t V eals Have reirmaBt WiftHm Their Grasp iii Today s SENATORS 01 COUNT BEHIND A Player with a Punch Critical Contest in Pacific Coast League Faced by Sacramento SACRAMENTO, Oct. 15. (AP) The crucial same of the Pacific Coast leaRue championship serleH has arrived and the San FrancH ro Feals can win the lf2R pennant hy knocking over Sacramento's Senators tomorrow. Thref contests have been writ ten in the win column by the Seats, the third oomlnjr here yes terday when 13,500 persons saw the Senators go down to a 15-3 defeat. Walter "Dutch" Ruether, star left hander of the Seals and lad, ing pitcher of the. league this se fod. probably will be called off by manager Nick Williams for to morrow's game. CUE EXPERTS PLEASE GROI Hoppe and Layton Give Fine Exhibition of Billiards at Bligh Parlors Willie Hoppe. world champion balkline billiard player, won two victories from Johnny Iyton, na tional three-cushion champion, in the three-cushion matches here at the BliKh Billiard parlor Monday. In the afternoon Hoppe won 50 to 36 in 40 innings, and at 8:30 o'clock Monday night he defeated l,ayton 50 to 38. also in 40 in nings, which means that it took him 89 shots to make 50 billiards, a performance that has never been equalled in Salem In the three cushion game. Hodd6 appeared to shoot with mnro confidence than his oppon- ..mVi attributed to the fact that Hoppe is a natural cue wizard while Iayton has reached tr, ranks of the ton notchers by thorough knowledge of the science of angles on a billiard table rath er than by native ability. In the afternoon contest each nlaver mad a run of six. Layton made his long run early in the game and it enabled him to keep pace with Hoppe until the 30 mark had been passed. After Hoppe made a similar run he retained an nndisturbed lead. Layton after eatch match gave a remarkable demonstration and lecture on the science of angles showing the simple subtraction nystem on which they may be fig ured in order to make any cushion shot. Hoppe followed with a brilliant demonstration of fancy shots, in cluding masse strokes which sent his cue ball twice around the oh 1ect hall: and some bewildering time shots. I : y A lit Ritticisms Bv BILL RITT NAT 0NALFI6HT GROUP GATHERS President Donahue Endorses Mas nt Car(Aiu)l To V "Pf I luca u 1 t cubiai 1 j;,. ' on admissions New Woman Goli Champion IVY SAJWfe UWCOLU AW 6 ' ft J iKLAST WEAK. S f iBCSr TW WHS AT UVKOLU J TORONTO. Ont.. Oct. 15. AP) Thomas E. Donahue, pres ident of the National Boxing asso ciation, endorsed the effects of the federal law taxing admissions of $5 and up 25 per cent, scored fistic champions who do not choose to defend their titles, and demanded for the association a handin the crowning of the next, heavyweight champion in his re port to delegates from 26 states and several foreign countries gathered" here today for the an nual N. B. A. convention. After pointing out the increase in power and authority of the as sociation during the past year, President Donohue discussed Ihe status of boxing through the coun try and analyzed situations in classes where the association is at variance with the New York state Athletic association as to division champions. "While it is unquestionable that the federal tax of 2 5 per cent on boxing admissions of $5 and over is unfair and decidedly class legislation in direct con tradiction to the constitution of tho I'nited States, the effect. I be lieve, will be a wholesome one," he said. President Donohue predicted that the next heavyweight cham pion will develop from the un knowns of today and will not come to the forefront for at least three years. No one tournament among a few boxers chosen by on promoter will produce the man. Promoters should stage as many tournaments as possible, forget ting that the public demands an immediate successor to the retir ed Gene Tunney. KEENgiE Hard Work of Preparation for Conference Games - H&i on Ptoliv:, rv . With the unimportant preli"!- inaries all behina tn?m. " lamette university Jootball squad this week is settlindOTTO-to busi ness in preparation; IQX- Northwest conferefr?mes that are to come. twoi'-' ' ine are to intervene nenc . -firt big test, the Homecoming garoewitp ( trc here October , 2 7. tThat game accord ng to present Influcations win v c othe season for V illamette. for Cc Hubbard's boys have defeated Suese of Idaho, la t J pions, ana win -.tlft un, rivals for the 'r"?v' ir le, the Bearcats up ning strtak. .... The only h.v in -hlch ' .te Players will Wulge this eK (ilcnna t ollett. new national women's golf champion, with tlif cup she itlc-iv-d after defeating Virginia Van Wie in the finals of the championship at Hot Springs, Va. I By Ql'IX HAIX N one of the outstanding inter- sectional grid battles between the east and west, Syracuse will play Nebraska at Lincoln on Sat urday. Captain Harold Bayslnger, rated by coaches from various sec tions of the country as one of the best players of last season, will lead his warriors across the corn fields of the middle west and tackle the Nebraskans right in their own back yard. In the struggle last year, de spite the fact that the team from the east was badly outclassed, the work of Harold Baysinger stood out like a skyscraper in a swamp and at the close of the game some 37,000 rooters and most of them were Nebraskans stood up and gave him an ovation which lasted for several minutes. It wag the noisiest and most sincere tribute ever paid to a visiting gridironer in the history of the Memorial stadum. Nebraskans are like that when an enemy is deserving of high praise. Syracuse lost that game, 21 to 0, but it was through no fault of Bayslnger who completed eleven passes, did some good booting and made some open-field runs which amaied the home folks out in Ne braska. Xebnuka Powerful Nebraska always has a power ful team and probably this year is no exception, but the Orange aggregation has hopes of revenge next Saturday and reports from Syracuse indicate that Baysinger who, by the way, is Ray Bar- buti's successor as captain bids fair to be even a greater player than he was last year. It will be recalled that Bay singer came into prominence dur ing the Army-Syracuse game at West Point on October 16. 1926. It was during that game that the present captain kicked an Army player and then carried on to the extent of delivering two sharp raps to the beak of the referee. Victor A. Schwartz. The affair led to a break in athletic rela tions between the two schools and Babe Huth and Lou Gehrig cer tainly would have made good foot ball centers. Those boys sure know how to lean on the ball. A few weeks more and ome of mir biggest colleges will begin scoring moral victories and losing grid games. JtiiU what is Gene Tunney's camera smashing record to date? They ought to bring that guy to Ilolioywood and let him put on a rael exhibition. One gny who doesn't mind get ting his feet wet is this German athlete who plans to walk around the world. He's an international pedestrian who is willing to rtek getting run over in all foreign languages. The average college prof is a triple-threat man. He threatens to flunk, demote or pass. It doesn't seem fair, but the Yanks will have to wait another whole year b?fore they can clean up again in the series. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Singing in cafes, then bur lesque with Al Reeves. With brother and another as "Jolson, Palmer and Jol son." An old negro dresser in Washington theatre. Dockstader's. "Bow Srng" and "La Belle Pa ree." "Dancin' Around." "The Singing Fool." Warner Bros.. Inc. WIT DO lOII KNOW B TAL JH What do you know about Al Jolson. famous black-face comed ian, who is starring in "The Sing ing Fool" at Bligh's Capitol thea tre here? Try these out on your cuestion box. Then look below 'or 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10 11 12 13. 14. the answers: Where was he born? What was his name? His father's occupation? What was his first part? What circus experience? His next venture? First vaudeville team? Who suggested black-face? 9. Joined what minstrels in 1911? First Winter Garden shows? What was his first starring revue? What is his second movie? Produced by. whom? Where playing? 1. St. Petersburg, Russia. 2. Asa Yoelson. 3. A Jewish cantor. 4. Child In Zanrwlirir "Children of the Ghetto." 5. Ballyhoo man. 14. At the Capitol theatre RECOlDSTOPPLED By CITY BOWLERS All season records for the City Bowling league were broken and considerable "dope" was upset be sides, in Monday night's matches when O'Leary's Legionnaires de feated the Elks, league leaders, two games out of three. Dr. Ansley Q: Bates of the le gion team broke two records, roll ing a game of 237 and a series of 18. The Elks in the second game broke the season record for team game, setting a new mark of 981. ine t apltal City Bedding com pany team recorded a team series mark of 2714. The bidding company team de feated the Mans Shop two games out of three, and the Reo Flying Clouds won two out of three from Schei's Clothing company. Scores were: O'Utry'i 1ST SHADE WHIPS WILLIS CHICAGO, Oct. 15 (AP) Dave Shade, shifty San Francisco middleweight, easily won a ten round decision over "Cowboy" Jack Willis of San Antonio, Texas, in the main event on the boxing program at White City tonight. 8km tiSr shortly; afterward Harold shocked the Syracuse campus by resigning from the squad for the remainder of the season. However, Baysinger returned to football activity last year and dis tinguished himself by his -versatility of attack and the manner in which, as quarterback, he ran the team. Baysinger's heaves during the Nebraska game last year were an outstanding feature of the east erner's attack. On one occasion Baysinger tossed one that de ceived even his own teammate. Grant; Lewis, the end for whom it was intended. The ball traveled 65 yards, far into Nebraska ter ritory, but Lewis, not looking for such a long throw, missed it by a few inches. Gets Big Ovation On another occasion Baysinger. on a fake pass formation, wrig gled jhis way through the Nebras ka team for 40 yards. It was playing of this caliber which led to the great ovation given him at the dose of the game. Another interesting sidelight on Baysinger is the fact that he is one of the six Ohio boys who are captains of leading football teams. The schools having squads thus ruled are: Syracuse, Michigan. Cornell. Brown, Penn State and Ashland college. The folks who crowd their way into the Memorial stadium at Lin- Sports Done Brown The recent defeat of Notre Dame at the hands of Wisconsin Is still the topic for discussion in grid circles. The first defeat handed Notre Dame by a Big Ten Western conference team in eight years probably surprised Wiscon sin adherents including those actually on the campus at the state capital as much as It did taken over the job after a suc cessful career at Northwestern, lasting some five years. But that he should develop, in one fall, tlu groundwork on w"hich to build a team this fall that would check, let alone beat Notre Dame, was not even discussed. m. uaFF" w.v, . . . . . I water Ifpnt all ".Y.1?6. di Marsh feid'enUy; and Hut. I lit a It: Alii HIIU luuiiu i n ; -.-omr r- closely in touch with the grid ac M 11 b pr?e nt at the Oregon t - Salem Boy Sings Way to Audition Contest Tryouts A Salem boy sang his way to the tivities merely optimistic regard ing the team's chances In the com ing contests with the Big Ten teams, but totally unsuspectinp the surprise TMstlethwaite had in store against Notre Dame. Thistlethwaite cannot be accus ed of pointing his team for gami. It is doubtful if the lineup he used against the Rockne outfit will re main intact. He has a lot of young material, full of promtse and good football. Coming op ponents of the Badgers may well look for more power, defensive and offensive, in the team as the those in outlying precincts. The Badger fans looked toiseason moves along Glenn Thistlethwaite to show Which bodes ill something in this, his second sea- Michigan. Alabama, son as coach of the team. He had wa and Minnesota. in Portland October 21. Harry indsorT 24-vear-oId baritone, son of Sr. and Mrs. W. E. Judson of 124 4 Waller street, won the Marshfield contest with almost no opposition, according to Marsh field papers. Young Judson, who is working with the Shell oil company at North Bend, has had very few les sons, and those chiefly with the late Dan Langenburg. Prior to b ing sent to Njrth Bend in Sep tember Judson was stationed at McMinnville for the past year. He sang in a number of places at Mf- for Purdue. Minnville, and is now singing In Chicago, Io-lthe Episcopal church choir at 'North Bend. ett( ...nt wrt a cromo teLj&-een win " - ,ii, freshmen and the school, at Chemawa Friday after noon. Coach "Spec" Kee", Willamette will eud into th game an eleven composed entirely of men who haven't played n any of the previous games, with tne idea of giving them some ence. ThV Rearcats came ttirougn urday's hard game against Oregon with surprisingly few injuri-u Ackerman. center, was pount. pretty severely and hss bene in bti since Saturday; McMullin is H but not as a result of the game, i-rpnph. who suffered a broken nose will not let a little thing! that kMn him out of practice, a nePoe. who was forced out of t aorw- when he was kno "cold," recovered quickly. Coach Keene was agreeably sur prised by his team's showing on offenses, and disappointed at its weakness on defense. . Statistics ef thft game show that the Bear cats, advanced the ball 148 yards from scrimmage, making eight first downs, which is undoubtedly the best offensive that a Willam ette team has displayed against a Coast conference team In many years. Their forward pass attact was particularly effective, three passes out of six attempts beins completed form a total of L2 yards. Oregon completed one pass -u: of nine attempts, for a 30 yar I Tain. Oregon's running plays fr i . icrimmage, however, netted . t1 yards and 16 first downs. coin; on Saturday will be expect GKXARO DKFKXDM TITLE ing to see Baysinger play the same! IOKONTO, Oct. 15 (AP) I phenomenal grade of football that Frankie Genaro. of New York. he exhibited last year and they successfully defended his national probably won't be disappointed, boxing association flyweight title i In fact it is barely possible that tonight when he defeated ! he will lead a victorious team off the field as the long shadows of the goal posts sweteh far out to. here trench Belanger. of Toronto, 'owner N. B. A. champion, in a ten-round bout. ward the east and Syracuse. oil nc 16 Nhrei; 1 63 Krk1io!m 1 73 Klt Hf) Stolikr ., 1 .y, J"olls M Elka fluency 177 rrft 1 Tit NeUon 170 Widr J 67 Victor 1MO ToUU . . 4 C. C. Bedi fonon 195 1 76 Pohlin 213 13ft Bnntm . jl i 154 Alliton 103 1H1 200 1T4 860 213 210 169 180 218 9S1 16-1 156 237 2 1 0 500 53P 61 X4! 936 2645 ' i Mohr Tutals Kt Hl! Cw .... Tittin . . 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