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PEPCQ OUTFIT
Industrial League Opener to
Puf Season Under Way
irTThis City
Twilight baseball met the same
fat that has been experienced by
many ether scheduled outdoor
events In recent weeks, Monday
when the opening game between
American Legion and State
House teams In the Commercial
league was postponed, dinger
field proved to be too wet for play.
Tonight the Pepco and Grocery
men in. the Industrial league are
scheduled to play.
The schedules for the two
leagues follows:
Commercial
April 29. State House ts. Le
gion.
May 1, Elks ts. Building Trades.
May 3, Knights of Columbus ts.
Oregon Pulp & Paper Co.
May 6, State House ts. Elks.
May 8. Legion vs. K. of C.
May 10. Building Trades ts. Pa-
permakers.
May 13. State House ts. Build
ing Trades."
May 15, Legion ts. Papermak
ers. May 17. Elks ts. K. of C.
May 20, State House ts. K. of
C.
May 22. Elks ts. Papermakers.
.May 24, Legion v. Building
Trades.
May 27, State House ts. Paper
makers. May 27 to June 3, postponed
games.
June 3, Legion ts. Elks.
June 5, Building Trades ts. K.
of C.
June T, Legion ts. State House.
June 10, Building Trades ts.
Elks. .
June 12, Papermakers ts. K. of
C.
June 14, Elks ts. State House.
""""June 17, K. of C. ts. Legion.
June 19 Papermakers ts. Build
ing Trades.
June 21, Building Trades, ts.
State, House.-
June 24, Papermakers ts. Le
gion. June 2. K. of C. ts. Elks.
June 28, K. of C. ts. State
House. . - . a
July 1, Papermakers ts. Elks.
July 1 to 8, postponed games.
July 8, Building Trades ts. Le
gion. - ' '
July 19, .Papermakers vs. State
House.
July 12. Elks ts. Legion.
July 15,K. of C. ts. Building
Trades.
Industrial
April 20. Pepco.vs. Grocerym en-
May 2, Western raper uubtm-
rjrCoTtsr rostomce.
May 7, Pepco "ts. Western Pa
per. .
May 9, rostonice t. v-
men. .
May 14, Grocerymen ts. West-
era Paper.
May 16. Pepco ts. Postofflce.
May 21, Grocerymen ts. Pepco.
May 23, Postofflce ts. Western
Paper. '
May 28. Western Paper ts. Pep
co. June 4. Postofflce ts. Grocery-
men. .
June . Grocerymen ts. West
ern Paper.
June 11. Postofflce ts. Pepco.
June 13, Western Paper ts.
Postofflce.
June 18, Pepco ts. Grocerymen.
June 20, Grocerymen ts. POSt
Offiee. t nm.
June 27, Pepco ts. Postofflce.
July 2, Grocerymen ts. Western
Paper.
Salem Club To
Cross Its Bats
With Frosh Nine
J Coach Luke Gill's Salem high
school baseball team has a tough
assignment for this 'coming week
end. The red and black ball test
ers wOl Journey to Eugene for a
two game series with the TJnlTer
sity of Oregon freshmen. Friday
and Saturday. ...
The local team took a layoff
Monday, finding the field too wet
for practice. Several hard work
outs are planned for the remain
der of the week, to order to be
ready for the fast-collegians.
Win Hays, who Quit dlas
cabinet to beeomo president of the
motion plctnre producers. ; has
started ault for divorce. Evidently
he neglected to get Jtoated
against the scourge of Hollywood?
Astoria. Budget.
81204.28 paid to Statesman
readers in claims is proof that the
Travel Accident Policy Issued U a
wise Investment.
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CM:rel:wd drew lu-st Mkm1 froqa Detroit in the opening of the American league season at the Ohio city
by taking the measure of Ducky Harris new charges, 5-4, In an 11 -Inning battle before 18,000 shivering
fans. Oa the left are Bucky Harris, Detroit manager, and Roger PecUnpangh, Indi3 pilot, shaking
hands before the game. To the right, Harry Rice, figw Jnflelder, im shown cracking on the first hit of
the game, oa the first ball pitched la the first Inning. '
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TO ATHLETICS
Philadelphia Club Trounces
Last Years Champs by
10 to 1 Score
PHILADELPHIA. April 29.
(AP) The Athletics handed the
New Tork Yankees a 10 to 1 lac
ing today. Homers by Haas and
Simmons, and Cochrane s triple
with the bases loaded - brought
most of the runs. Bishop drew
fire successive walks.
R H K
New Tork 1 C 2
Philadelphia 10 8 1
Johnson. Rhodes and Dickey,
Jorgens; Wilberg and Cochrane.
Browns Shade Tigers
DETROIT. April 28. (AP)
The St. Louis Browns defeated the
the Detroit Tigers S to -2. In a
pitchers' battle here this after
noon. Sam Gray pitched for the
Browns and Sorrell was in the box
for the Tigers. It was the former's
4th straight Tictory.
R H B
St Louis ......X 9 2
Detroit 2
Gray, Schang; Sorrell. Phil
lips. - .
Sox Trounce CMTeiana
CHICAGO. April 28. (AP)
The White Sox pounded four pit
chers today to win their third
itraight oTer Clereland. The score
was IS to 4.
R H E
Clereland - 4 13 4
Chieago 18 14 0
Miljus, Holloway, Grant, More
and L. Sewell; Lyons and Crouse.
Bearcat Net
Stars Have
Heavy Sked
A busy two weeks Is in prospect
for the Willamette anlrersity ten
nis team beginning today, when
Captain Jack Mlnto and his crew
will go to Corrallls to play' the
matches postponed from Saturday
because of rain.
On Thursday the College of Pa
get Sound racquet wielders will
make their appearance on the
Willamette courts, and Saturday
afternoon In connection with the
May Day program, Willamette
will play the Reed College team.
The following Saturday the
Whitman College r sequelae rs,
champions of 'the Northwest con
ference last season, will play Wil
lamette here. This will bring
Worth Oswald, the best eolleg
iate tennis player In the north
west. Into action on the courts
here. ' ' ; '
Requisition Oi
Oil Stock Men
- Ordered Here
Gorernor Patterson Monday Is
sued requisition papers fin. the
governor of Utah, for the extra
dition of E. 7. B. Daude. XL K.
Brown and Charles Ingram, who
are wanted In Harney county for
selling oil stocks without obtain
ing a permit from the state cor
poration department. '
It was said that the operations'
netted the men approximately
82.000.' C. W. frailer, sheriff of
Harney county was appointed to
return the fugltiTes to Oregon, t
Oregon Lad To
Be Chosen For m
National . Meet
" Gorernor Patterson Monday
ii MtiMt te aoooini aa Ore
gon boy .to participate la the
Thomas A. Edisoa scnoxarsiup
Muita. fa fee held at Wast Orance
N. J- later In the year. One boy
from eaca state win parueipate.
- rhm wtanav of the contest will
ul.. m frnr irmmT iholarshin In
tome leading -eiucatloaal tnstllu
tlon. The expenses of transporting
the boys to West Orango will be
paid by Mr. Edison.- Kaeb partio
inn wfii reeefra aa Edison Ra
YANKEES
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A A, J Sanctions
Wrestling Tide
k Meet For Salem
Sanction for the holding
of a city wrestling champion
ship . tournament, has been
obtained by the Salem Y. M.
C. A. from the Northwest A.
JL. V. officials. It waa aa
Bonaced Monday by Stanley
Frye, instrnctor at the T.
Next Monday, May 0, has
been tentatively selected as
the date for the tournament,
but this nay be changed.
Championships will be deter
mined la six weights, aad a
number of grapplers are ex.
pected to compete. A. A. U.
medals will be presented to
the winners.
Red's Funny
But Clever
Says Perry
We used to think Willie Mee-
han waa funny, but he was dumb
alongside of Red Millet, declared
Buck Perry, himself a ring ret
era! but now more Interested In
backing the youngsters.
"But don't get tba idea that
Millet is casy he's Just smart
enough to get away with his funny
stuff and make It work to his ad
Tantage in his fights.
At this point Matchmaker Har
ry Plant butted in on the chin
music
I was talking to Spud Murphy
orer the telephone today, said
Harry. "He said while Millet Is
doing queer antics, he's going to
try a little funny staff himself.
I'm betting that Spud and his mis-
mated legs will be right side up
at the end of ten rounds."
Murphy Is otherwise almost a
perfect specimen, but one leg Is
short and chunky and the other is
long 'and slender. Murphy and
Millet are matched la the main
event at the armory Thursday
night.
IncidentaUy Perry claims that
his protege. Jack Kentworth, has
improved 100 per cent since his
last fight with Pat Dundee. They
are billed to try it again Thursday
night. Kentworth is doing road
work erery morning with a work
out la the gym immediately fol
lowing, ana then another limber
ing up at night. Hell be down to
148 pounds for this fight, and will
hit 14 0 from then on.
Ray Hoffman, whom Kent
worth defeated In Portland last
week, had previously beaten Dode
Bercot In the main event at Van
couver, B. C. Nerertheless Jack
took each of the four rounds by a
big margin, and refused to take
the fight oa a blow that could
easily hara beea called a foul.
Tickets for Thursday night's
card went oa sale Monday. -There
ts already a clamor for reserva
tions front the north end of the
county, where Murphy makes his
headquarters.
City Busy With
Street Building
Walter Low Says
The city's small paring plant
was at work Monday oa the single
block of paving to bo done on
South Summer street "south' of
Oak. Two short sections of alleys
hare beea completed by this
plant, but no streets extensive
enough to bring the larger plant
Into use have beea prepared ret
this season. -
Walter Low. street commission
er, reported that everything was
fa readiness to start fine grading
on 18th street Monday, but the
rains orer the week-end made it
impossible.
Motor Company '
Denies Charges
Of Its Salesman
llat dealal of David Smith's
contention that ho sold aad there
fore had due,' commission oa four
automobiles, la made by the Title
gerald-Sherwla Motor, Co- la a
reply filed Monday. - la -' circuit
court. The plaintiff had contended
la his complaint that four ears
were sold by him without the
w.
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SSIEM mmm
DBDXEH5MI
Salem wrestlers and boxers
took high point honors at the first
inter-T. M. C. AI ' tournament in
the northwest at the Northeast
"Y" la Portland Saturday night.
Two northwest championships and
three runner-up positions were
captured. Associations represented
were Central and N. E. of Port
land, Tacoma, Olympla, Longrlew
and Salem.
Clyde Shoesmlth took the wel
terweight wrestling championship
with a faU In two minutes, 15 sec
onds. The featherweight title was
taken for Salem by Roy Mink
with a decision fa six minutes,
Second and third in the middle
weight went to Lee Tate and
Frank Lockhart respectively, both
local, matmen.
Maynard Clark, welter boxer,
lost to Roy CornwelL an experien
ced man. In the finals of the class.
Clark was fighting his first tour
nament bout. Frank Swayze, fea
therweight, got, a decision after
knocking his opponent out for a
"nine and" count twice.
CINCINNATI, AprU-28.(AP)
-The Cubs forced the Reds back
into losing ways again today, stag
ing a sixth Inning slugfest to win
4 to 3.
R H E
Chicago ...4 IS 1
Cincinnati S t 1
Root and Angley; Donohne, Ash
and Goocb.
ST LOUIS, April 2.-(AP)
Aided by fire passes and a wild
pitch in the eighth Inning, the St.
Louis Cardinals scored four runs
to defeat Pittsburgh 7 to 8.
x R H B
Pittsburgh ....! 11 0
St. Louis 7 10 1
Grimes, Meadows, French,
Brame and Hargrares; MiteheU
and Wilson.
lEGlOU ROLL BS
UST lUlMETiT
Just one more installment, and
The Statesman will hare published
the name of erery member of Cap
ital Post No. 9, American legion,
omitted. Following Is today's In
stallment:
M. T. Edwards. D. K. Ephlla.
E. A. Evans, Robert L. Erans, Ar
thur N. Fair, Frank Felton, An
dred J. Flelea, Gerald R. Fletch
er. Dallas Franklin, Henry JL
Frisk, R. L. Frost, Rao T. Gib
bons, Glen Gorton, Lawrence V.
Grassman.
J. Gray. Harry J Gustarsoa.
Henry F. Hala, James J. Hall. H.
F. Hanes, H. B. Hanson, Harold
Harpole, Garnet W. Harra, E. T.
HartwelL Miller Haydea, J. ' H.
Hemme, George W. HTldebrandU
E. E. HilL W. W. Holmaa, R. A.
Hooper.,
Charles Hull. A. J. Jepsea. H.
H. Jeaason. Herman P. Johnson,
J. K. Johnsrnd. Gall H. Jones, Jo
seph M. Kasberger, Fred J. Kay
ser, W. S. Keeney. O. R. Kenoen,
N. A. Kenney, O. D. Kern, Walter
E. Klein, Charles Knnths.
Head the Classified Ads.
MOWS
Waste Your,
, jnunn .
We wi3 be glad to go to
yocr place end paj the
fo3 Tune. We wsod
SACKS
Cjcs raper. Metal, Eta,
Salem Jqnk
tr. Coaiaiercial St. 1
1 Fbeae 483 . .
Saffrea A Kllaa ' '
REDS BEAIHJ BACK
Br CHICAGO CUBS
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PLAYOFF FOR
Mattress Staffers Furnish
Competition in Climax
of Season
City Leagae Final Standings
W L Pet
Man's Shop 30 14 .682
Flying Clouds 28 17 .622
Schei'g Men's Wear 26 19 .678
C. C. Beading Co. . 22 23. .480
Elks 22 23 .489
O'Leary's 7 38 .156
The Man's Shop bowling team
walked off with the second half
championship in the City league
Monday nighty by defeating the
Capital City Bedding company
team two games out of three, thus
remaining two games ahead of .the
Reo Flying Clouds, who made a
desperate effort to overcome the
clothiers' lead by winning three
straight from Schei's Men's wear.
The Man's Shop will bowl a ser
ies for the season championship
against the Capital City Bedding
company team, which won the
first half title, but the dates for
this hare not yet been announced.
The Flying Clouds Tictory OTer
Schei's nut the auto salesmen in
second place, that honor being
the stake In their series Monday
night. The Elks won three straight
from OXeary's Legionnaires.
The City leaguers aren't quite
through with competition yet.
however, for fire of the teams are
entered in the city championship
handicap tournament which will
be held Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. Three other teams hare
also entered, and Fred Karr, who
Is in charge of the tourney, ex
pects to pick up a. majority of the
teams from each league as they
nlar from day to day this week.
Scores in the City league's last
round were :
o. o. XECDnro co.
VWM1 14 1S 1T
PonHn 1SS 218 iOO
?ohnom 18 ITS 159
AllUoa : 19 18S ITS
BOS
606
499
SSS
Mohr 13 185 15
48
S652
SSS
49T
TotaU
...888 SOS S84
VAX'S SHOP
a ITS ITT
1SI ITS 165
1T4 14t 11
ISO 15 180
K.y
Co .
Tito
SOT
Hall
51
Kaatola 1 185 184
54S
TU1 B20 897
2629
T LI ISO CTjOTTSS
gteinbock 14 10 30
Birr 11 It t04
Nawtoa IT 150 198
Hemsawmy 11 1 ITT
Karr 1SS 1SS 191
Total 8 S7
598
564
62T
SSS
S49
ST 64
SCBXX'S KEK'S WKAU
Karttoa
.ISO 190 18
.154 151 169
636
Prd
Edward
4T4
S4S
J0S 154 18S
MeMollea
Gr.nlw .
Total .
.156 160 144
.ITS 214 191
.865 869 SSS
460
STT
2592
O'lXABT'S
Stoliker
Kbrrn
OabrieUo
Grot
DaVaalt
Total .
.157 17 198 514
.180 160 170 510
.167 171 12 460
.154 14S 200 502
.19 159 177 605
-827 S17 867 2501
Husrsjr
.187 15 16S 464
Pratt
.187 154 172 518
Nelaoa
Wiodar .
Victor
Totals
.154 16 201 623
.174 15 182 509
.202 211 15S 571
.854 S45 88S 2582
Presbyterians,
Methodists And
Fruitland Ahead
First victories la the Sunday
school baseball league went to
Fruitland, First Presbyterian and
First M. E. Monday afternoon by
scores of 7-8, 8-2 and 12-3. The
losers were American Lutheran,
First Christian and Calvary Bap
tist. Fruitland and the Lutherans
battled six Innings for their game.
Games Thursday will be First
Baptist rs. Jason Lee, First Pres
byteriaa vs. Fruitland aad First
Christian vs. First M. E. They will
be played on Sweetland field at
f o'clock.
an
ore
CHEAP-per-gallon
paint saving less
than $4 on the average
boosSy costs $210 tnoro
than quality paint in
keeping the house paint
ed5 years. Seethe Cost
Chert At this store.
t42a.' See the Cost Chmt '
WELLER HARDWARE ;?
A3TO PAXXT STORK '
428 Court St. , Telephoae 630
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Season
SpeedingUp
Jack Kentworth, who is to do
his stuff again Thursday night at
the armory against Pat Dundee.
Jack is doing road work every
morning, aad limbering np la the
gym twice a day. It's claimed that
he has Improved 100 ver cent
since his draw with Dundee twof
weeks ago. Last week in Portland
he beat Bay Hoffman, who has
the credit -of a Tictory orer Dode
Bercot in a main event at Van
couver, B. C.
TMNOOK FOB
Selection of the fire man team
to represent the Salem Trapshoot
ers club In the finals of the Ore
goalaa shoot .at Portland Satur
day, has been announced by offi
cers of the club as follows:
Tad Shelton, Clarence Bowne,
Carl BaMburr. Georza Palmar
and Tom Wolgamott.
Following are the scores made
la the practice shoot at the local
traps 8unaay:
Sheltoa 24. Van Patten 12-16.
Prime 21-24-22. Palmer 25. Dr.
EMriedge 24-22-23. Simoa 20,
Welch 22, Farris 23, DeSart 20
lf, Gouley 23, G. VIesko 17.
Bowne 25-25, DeWltt 17, Berg 22.
H. Barters 13, I. Bartels 1.
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at Top of Column
SHOWERS SPQIL
SEASON OPENER
Salem-Longview Game Off
. Due to Rain Here on Sun
day Afternoon
Ore.-Wash. League
W. L. Pet.
Kelso 2 0 1.000
Lonsview 0 1 .000
Albany 0 1 .000
Salem 0 0 .000
MontavUla. 0 0 .000
Mt. Scott
0 0 .000
Sunday Results
At Kelso Kelso 8. Albany 6
At Salem Salem vs. Longview
postponed, raixut
At Portland Montavilla vs.
ML Scott postponed, rain.
Plana for an Oregon-Washing
ton league opening game in Salem
were spoiled by rain again Sun
day, which means that the opener
if It Is held next Sunday, will find
the Senators pitted against Kelso,
the club that has won both games
played so far.
Kelso defeated Albany at Kelso
Sunday & to 6 and looked like the
toughest outfit in the league, ac
cording to "Frisco" Edwards, man
ager of the Senators, who went up
there to see the. game; but any
body who thinks Albany isn't in
the race has a couple of extra
thl
nks coming, according to Ed
wards.
Xew Strength Showa
By Revamped Alcoa
The revamped AIcos played re
markable ball for the most part,
and looked stronger at bat than
any club "Red" Rupert has di
rected for many seasons; they
outhit the Timber Wolves but
beat themselves by booting a few
la the pinches, Edwards reports. ;
Rupert 'has Ike Wolfer and
Suds Sutherland, both of whom
have played In organised ball. In
the outfield along with McLean, J
who nlared with him part of last
year; "Spec" Burke, well known
Portlander, at first base, the ret
eran "Sadie" Hecker on second.
Lansing at short and Ross of last
year's team on third. Harris and
Duffy, the new Albany battery, I
showed plenty of stuff. "Biddy"
Bishop of Salem got Into the game
for a while.
Kelso Hurlers Prove
Not So Speedy
Kelso's two southpaw twirlera,
Gregory and Mitchell, didn't go
very well and Manager Pritchard
had to go In the box himself; but
the rest of the team made up for
Ineffective pitching. Wilson, for
mer College of Puget Sound all
sport star, got four hits, one of
them the homer that won the
Stop us if youVe
heard this
one
I simply dread this daily shopping!"
times have yon heard that story? More than
once, well bet a hat. And if yon ask the woman who
"dreads shopping" just why she does so, you'll usually hear
something like this:
"It takes so much tune! I start out and look and look
and look . , . and by the time I've found what I want I'm
dead on my feet. AH in, my dear. I mean I actually am V
You can do a friend like that a real service; Ask her
if she reads the advertisements. Usually shell look sur
prised and say, "Not very often. What has that to do
with itr '
Tell her how you have your mind all made up before
you hang the market basket over your arm ... how you're
able to save steps, budget your expenditures neatly, get
what you want and all with a rninimum of time and ef
fort. Simply because you have the news of the shopping
world at your finger-tips all the time, by reading the ad
vertisements every day.
Advertisements are news. Vital, practical news
News' you need to keep on tap. ' .
, Read the advertuementi every day.
game. Vitous, first baseman, got
three hits.
The Infield combination that
Kelso will bring here next Sunday
will look very familiar to local
fans. Rentfrow and Trummer,
who last year cavorted - around
second base for the Bend Eagles,
are . In their accustomed- positions
for Kelso, grabbing everything
that comes their way; and
Burdge, who was Bend's left
fielder. Is on third.
Score: R. H. E.
Albany 14 4
Kelso 8 11 0
Harris and Duffy; Gregory,
Mitchell. Pritchard and BealU
Salem Net Stars
Will Play Frosh
The Salem high school- team will
go to Eugene today to meet the
University of Oregon freshman
racquet swingers. The Salem high
coach. Dr. Edward Lee Russell,
will take with him five players:
Melvin Goode, Reynolds Allen,
Maxey Langford, Fred Hagemana
and Larkin Williams.
1 x-::-yM?W'flt'y V;
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XTEVER wait to see if a headache
wifl "wear off." Why suffer
when there's Bayer Aspirin? The
millions of men and women who
use it in increasing quantities every
year prove that it does relieve such
pain. The medical profession pro
nounces it without effect on the
heart, so use it as often as it can
spare you any pain. Every druggist
always has genuine Bayer Aspirin
for the prompt relief of a headache,
colds, neuralgia, lumbago, etc. Fa
miliarize yourself with the proven
directions in every package.
SPIRIN
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dio phonograph combination.
celpt of any commission.