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Watchmaker Plant P(cks Eu
J r- gsris Boy to Enter Ring
With Kew "Find" "c.
If otto ted by insistent demands
that Jack Kentworth, - southpaw
mauler who floored Red Hares ev-
ry time ho swuna- a glove in their
aerap aero - last wecnesoay, ee
matched la a mala event, Match
maker Harry Plant went scout
tug down to Eugene Friday night.
looked over the flrhters in action
there, and announced on his re-
" t tarn that;, he had : eigneo; p
Chuck Borden of that city to meet
Kentworth here Friday night.
April 6.
' Borden appeared to bo the' pick
of all tho boys ' on tho Eugene
jr ' card. He outpointed Jimmy Rob
inson of Klamath Falls In every
round and won a decision thow
Ins a. world of ' aggressiveness:
and Robinson Is no mean fighter
himself, having fought In many
sections of the northwest.
'. All Want Him Now
Portland and , Eugene match
- makers are hot on tho trail of
Kentworth, but that lad says Sa
lem gave him his chance and. he's
: i I M ' i going to make this dry his home.
' : ' ' ( J : ' That left mitt of Kentwbtth's
certainly made an Impression on
tho fans Wednesday night, to say
nothing of making a lasting Im
pression on Mr. Hayes, who is, rec-
vtoueu vj vYvry uo acre as a
tough customer. When Kentworth
, V. put him down for good In the see-
ond round. It was the first time in
- .a couple of years that the cus
tomers here had seen him counted
- . - i . out. It hadn't happened since he
' was a mere novice.
v Eugene Boys Billed
Matchmaker Plant Hasn't an
- aounced tho rest of his card but
- Intimates that It will bo largely a
. " Salem vs. Eugene affair, several
fighters from the Lane county
seat being brought here.
Tho Cleghorn-Dixon bout which
Plant had tentatively signed up,
is still In tho distance, as Dixon's
injured -hand will reQulre several
weeks of rest yet before it is ready
'- for. any hard usage.
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COLISEUM.; Los Angeles, Mar.
19. (AP) A track and field
giant stalked over the cinder path
and sawdust pits of this great
bowl today, sounding a crushing
tS to IC victory over California's
mystery" team as a threat to oth
er teams. . .
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By Coa"ch
(AP) E. H. Hedrtik, superlten-1
dent of Medford hlxh oehooL said
today tho board "ha a number of
applicants- for tho position of
eoach," but that no action win bo
takfa ' wvtn - Prince Calllaoa's
name Is definitely on .-the dotted
lino some place else."
The statement of the school
head referred to tho report from
Eugene yesterday that Coach Cal
iison of Medford had been offered
the position of chief eoach of the
freshman squads at the University
of Oresron. Cauisoa has made no
final decision and will not for at
least one month, It Is understood
here. , H
Jenne Not Arcroached
la event' CaUisoa leaves there
are, it Is known, about a dosea
applicants for the position.
: Hedrlck's statement said:
"Thexe ls no grounds for tho
statement that the position'of high
school athletic. eoach will be of
fered to Eldon Jenne of Portland
any more .than there'' ls'-for the
statement, that Knnte Rockne win
do empioyeo. in zairness to inese
genjtlemen It should bo said that
so far, neither has Become a can
didato and neither has been ap
proached by the .school board.
? "Bhl 'Not Yet Becetved
"Personally. I . ' regard Eldon
Jenne as one "Of the outstanding
high school coaches of the state,
and we would be .very , glad to
have him on tho list for consider'
ation should It develop that he
cares to be considered. ' -
have a number, of andl-
dates for the position, and when
the time comes the ; board will
elect a man, but it will not be un
til. Prince Caulson'a name Is def
initely on - the dotted line some
where else.1
A. number of local business men
during the state basketball tour
ney ."felt out" Jenne relative to
wards his acceptance of the Med'
ford position, in event Callison
anits. They reported Jenne re
garded the proposition favorably
but said nothing definite.
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Salem will be wen represented
la- the - motorcycle - racing events
scheduled for the Gresham half-
mile track Sunday afternoon un
der the auspices of the Portland
chapter of the Moose lodge, If
plans now being laid, materialize.
Salem has two entries in the 21
cubic inch single races, and two In
the 45 cubic Inch sidecar events..
Featuring the program 'will be
the polo meet between the Salem
and Portland teams. :
Emil Jorgenson and Cody Evans
win place their Harley-DaTMaons
la tne-slngles. ana Glen Rice and
Henry.-Jeegler will compete In the 1
sidecar races. Rice and Jaegier
anve lnauns.. ' v r -
mm cilia
Olinier. field being 'still "too
muddy for enecesstsl navigation,
the Salem Senators baseball squad
will work oat at Oxford park this
afternoon at 1:10 o'eloek, Man.
agar "Frisco' Edwards announced
Saturday. He Invites all local play
ers Who : hare any ambitions- to
play "Oregon-Washington league
ball this year, to turn Out and
show their paces. -.
Practice will be confined prin
eipally to batting. Edwards em
phasises that hehasnt picked any
team as yet, and that the . local
boys will be given preference, oth
er things f being anywhere near
equal. - - t, v., s
Announcement Is made at Pen
dleton that the American Legion
post win conduct an outboard no.
torboat reratta on the McKay
dam reservoir during June. -
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Job Sought
RACES
T OXFORD TODAV
BEiies cnusu
'28CD0OS
fomana ciud now Leasing
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Percentage "Column With
Others An Behind
. coast uunra avawsrjrat -
. W LPet V It TU
TmUml .4 1 .sooiVlMtae t 8 .400
Su't .., s .eooiEoUr'd s s 4oo
b A, S .00 1 Seattle S e .400
goiMi wS m .eoo 1 8u r. i oe
COAST SOOrZS BATUXSAT
: Pnka4 9; P fnaeiaee X.
OakJa S MUio 4.
8sttl U Xioe AfU T.
' Htlliii 10; CmmmiI 1
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- SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. J 0. j-i
TAP) The "Portland BeaTers
went on another wild baseball
spree today and walloped the San
Francisco Seals, 9-1. The Bearers
were considered of undetermined
power before the season but so far
they hare trounced last year's
pennant Winners in four games oat
or five. Curtis Davis and Lefty
Gomes, two Seal youngsters, were
the victims today with the Bearers
piling up IS hits. Jimmy Cronln,
shortstop, r led the attack with
three hits out of fire.
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Portland 9 IS 2
San Francisco . . , , . , . . 1 10 : 2
- - Knight and Rego; - Davla and
Schmidt. :;-'
' , Oaks Hose Oat Bells
" OAKLAND, Mar. 30. (AP)
The ' Oaks of the Pacific coast
leagne went on another home run
rampage here today to defeat the
San Francisco Missions, f to 4,
taking the lead In the series. ,
Carlyle, Verges and Lombard!
delivered the eirenlt clouts. Lom
bard! went to the bat for Jimmy
Reese In tho seventh with two on
bases and hit a long drive over
the center field fence to put the
Oaks out In front.
R HE
Mission 4 IS 0
Oakland 5 8 2
McQuade, Cole and Hoffman:
Demoirch and Burns.
Tribeemeei WbipT Angels
LOS ANGELES, Mar. SO (AP)
A seven run rally la the ninth
Inning featured by a home run by
Manager Ernie Johnson,- gave the
Seattle Indians a It to 7 victory
over Los Angeles here today. Thir
ty-five players were paraded on
the field during; the game.
The . Angels . apparently , sewed
up the game la the eighth when
Earl Webb rolled a homer under
the left field bleachers rate to
score two runners ahead of him,
but the deluge of Tribe runs in
the following Inning more- than
evened matters. :..; u
Four Seattle batters were walk
ed In the last inning by Walsa and
Peters. ' V-
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Seattle ,. .Y.iV.V; . 12 14 1
Loe Angeles i . 1 ; 12 1
Fish, Collard and Borreanl:
Weathersby, Peters and Hannah,
Sandberg, Warrei
Sbe&s WaUeV Sacs '
SACRAMENTO. Mar. SO (AP)
Hollo ywood got on its bitting
robes again today and rapped out
U ease bits for ten runs while
DlcltMCCabe was lettlar the Sac
ramento 41nb down, with a- lone
ran, the result "of a circuit smash
by Monroe. The Stars drove out
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To my. many patrons thati I have taken over the shop' and .
equipment of. Eastman Brothers, Inc., formerly located at
: 222. N. Com'L Street
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I will continue to handle the faU line of Eastman For-,
naces and will be located at 615 N. Capitol Street -
-I have oa display In my show room the new Eastman Con-
vertible Fmrnace something sew
and see It. ,
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615 No. Capitol Street
Tha 'iter CnSCOrf STATITIIAN.
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May Bring Tournament
Here in 19315 Six Fast
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M 'Thirty of Salem's best bowlers wfll represent this city
at the Northwest Bowfofr Congress "&t Vancouver,-' B (,
next month, according to the entry list already sent in by
Virgil Stoliker of the Winter Garden, who is one pf the di
rectors of the northwest association. 'l wr
All of these players are entered in five man team com
petition,' doubles and singles, and their efftry. fees totaled
$525. - In return, the bowlers expect to. bring" home a large
slice of the prize money from the tournament. . . .
29 alts and II runs yesterday. The
series still favors tho Senators by
a game margain,' they having cap-
tml the first three battles.
The Sheiks got a homer, three
trinles and two doubles. ' -
Hollywood ......... 10 ; 1
Sacramento i ...... 1- -.
McCabe and Bassler; , Rachac,
Vinci and Serereld.
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rfkicklnc and handling the pig
skin. 1 the principal acuvity or
the f e w.- WUlameae juniversuy
footbaU mea . turning M out for
spring practice.- So many or tne
athletes are engagea in spring
sports that the turnout for foot
ball Is small, but tho kickers and
receivers are getting some valu
able nraetlce.
An especially promising canai-
data in this department is Keitn
Jones, tackle on the Salem high
eleven .for the last several years.
He Is developing into a punter of
ability, getting plenty of neignt
and distance even: though he has
not yet mastered a spiral kick. He
also kicks off capably, ana nis
ability along this line will help
out the Bearcats materially next
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POUDERS ARE
BEtll III sra
The Salem T. M. C. A. team, de
feated the Roosevelt club of Port
land 3 9 to 14 In a basketball game
oa the Salem Y floor here Satur
day anight. Morley, Phalanx cen
ter, .was high point man of .the
game .with 12 to his credit.
The lineup: ;
Tbalaax (S) v
(14) Rooserelt
c, Newton
(8) Saterberg
. (4) East
(2) Caldwen
- Templeton
Ward (8) F
LottlsfS) T
Morley (12) C
Rlenlka (7) G
Gamble 'O
GOl (2) w ; : :S
Argument over the admittance
of Junior high schools Into the
county high school baseball lea
cue. was reported to hare result
ed in threata on the part of Wood
bora aad Silverton high schools
la the farnaco line.' Come
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TeamsMakeTriD
oaiem aeieg-ates are also going
to pull hard to. bring- the north
west congress to this city In If SI.
Next, year-it- Is almost- certain -to
go to Seattle, but Salem has a
good chance of getting It the fol
lowing ytWpj: vw-v'?.-.,?.,'-r-i
casei the v tournament ils
brought j here. It :wlU mean ; that
IMf for- mors' bowlers from all
orer the. northwest states and Bri
tish Columbia will soend
days In Salem. The facilities at the
Winter, Garden are adequate to I
aanaie a tournament of this mag
nitude. u i ; , ;
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Six fire man teams from Salem
will compete: at Vancouver; class
A f teams include Reo Flying
Clouds, O'Learyl LerionnAlrM
anu tna Man's Shop. Class B teams
are Army, Navy store, tho Elks
uups ana ; the ; SMeni Saniury
The teams hare been lined up
as follows:
Flying Clouds: ' S." Stelnbock,
rr arr, nenry uarr, Earl New,
ton and Mert Hemenway.'
" M-eary-s: YlrgU , StoUker. C.
Monson. Van Welder, n. nrooniaw
ana vert victor.
Man's Shop: Al Titus. C. lCrt.
son. J. Coo, L. L. Hall and Wayne
Army s Navy store: Ray-Johnson,
Don Poulin. Rar Nehre-all
at Ajuaon ana Marry. Steinbock.
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jcias cuds: Ed Pratt, J. Elliott,
r. nears. J. . ueorre : ant rvn
xoun. ;
saiem sanitary Dairy: C. Mar-
un, js. ustnn. Rex L-ron cinrr
Nelson and E. Mailer, ,
Pairings la the doubles are: ?
Class A S. Steinbock m.hA tr.rr
Stoliker and Victor, Kantola and
Monson. v
Class B--ftarr nf tTm.n.
Kewton and H. Steinbock. Allison
and R. Johnson, Hall and Neber
gall, Poulin and Kertson, Elliott
buq ueorge, mtt and. Young,
Spears- and Lyons, ,1 Welder and
Greenlaw. Coo and 0trtn rttn.
and Martin. Nelson and lffnnr
to withdraw, at a meeting held in
o"m oaiuraay. - ...
OffJclalS O t thm mnif1MM.
declined to dlaenaa ihm
but said that Parrlsh Junior high
of Salem had been admitted to the
leagues 5'MLVAnrel hfk t.t
also was a new entrr. Th whif.
ula will be .xerliAd . ri . t.i.
eeek. ft was. announced. ;
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STILL 10 ICE
Good Weather Expected to
. Bring ;Sa!em Team up .
- Amono Leaders
' Salem trapshooters will line up
today, against Helix, Wasco and
Heppner in the - Oregonlan tele
graphic shoot, and they will also
try once more to shoot off the tie
with Rosebarg which has been
hanging fire for two.week.
.-The local club's present stand-,
tng Is ten matches won, four lost
and one tied. With anything like
good weather, Salem, Is expected
Faith in
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Fhith in his Ability
Faith in his Guarantee.
I7VA1TH Is a wonderful thing, a very necessary and comforting part of
1 existence. I never knew a man or woman who had "faith" who was
bad, nor one who lacked "faith" who was very good. , '
THERE'S something intuitive about faith you seem to "know" things
are so and people are true, even though all the world says' otherwise. You see
faith in the eyes of -your dog faitti in the smile of a child faith in the trust
'of a womanand faith in the hand-cEkp of your friends.
BETTER a man lose all than loss his faith in himself and his friends.
The measure of success I have made in my profession ! owe to faith. ;r I had
faith in myself, in my ability to serve the public well, and faith that my HON
ESTY OF PURPOSE, at LOWER PRICES would not confuse this office with
the nameless irresponsible concerns who use cheap "prices, merely as a "bait"
or "lure." . . . - - . ;r; ---r vl; ..'-'.-"
. , People who must count the cost of dental work in these days of high
Drices should look for RESPONSIBILITY FIRST and price afterward.1
If my very low fees were the only Inducement I offered I should not. ex
pect, nor should I deserve,, the patronage of the people' who think for.them-
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to work. It way back up anAng
the leaders today. ; - : -
Much Interest is being taken
among the shotgun expert la the
contest for places oa the team
which will compete in tho finals
at Portland.' The Salem dub has
always been In on the finals, aad
Is practically certain to get there
again this year.
. This team - is selected on the
basis of the number of' times a
member has placed In tho weekly
telegraphic competition. ,
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FOR SALE at SACRIFICE:
'A-i throughout.' Shadt trees, near school and bus line.' Mast
'be sold by owner, SUSS Center fit, .'. . ; ;'
Elove TToib
his Honesty of Purpose u
EILHDEinEIIDSE. DEtJTIST
Corner State and Commercial Streets
l:z2ij Salem,-Oregon - v
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Thoso who, tl with tho ones
whoso names are seat in, get equal
recognition.,. s - r- ; " N
Present standings ta thle eon
test are: - .
;Cuyler Van Patten, plaeed four
times; R. Shelton and Tom Wol
gamott, placed three times; Clar
ence Bowhe, Bill Ball; Hal DeSart,'
Romeo ? Gouley, Bert McKay,
George Palmer and Vlesko, placed
twice; Carl Rahlburg and Harrj
Imlah, plsced once.- a
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