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Bearcats Defeat Monmouth Norma! School in Track Meet
The New 03EG0N STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Wednesday Morning, May 8, 1323
98-37 SCORE IS
T
1 N HER
E
Wallace Woodruff Wins
All-Events Championship
In Local Bowling Tourney
Willamette Men Show Some
Improvement Since Last
Interclass Event
The Willamette university track
team won a lopsided victory from
athletes of the Oregon Normal
school here Tuesday afternoon, by
a score ot 98 to 37. The teachers
took only three first places aside
from the relay. Marks made by the
Willamette team were for .the
-Dost part slightly better than
those made In the interclass meet
a week ago.
Summary:
100 yard dash Long, Mon
mouth: Lloyd, Willamette; Faber.
"Willamette; 10.4 seeonds.
Mile run Winslow, Willam
ette; Hathaway. Willamette; Stone
Monmouth; 4:58.6.
220 yard dash Long. Mon
mouth; French, Willamette: Fa
ber, Willamette: 23.4 seconds.
120 high hurdles Faber, Will
amette; Young, Monmouth; Bush,
Monmouth; 20 seconds.
440 yard dash Tweedie, Will
amett; French, Willamette; Wells,
Willamette; 55 seconds.
Two mile run Hathaway, Will
amette; Stone, Monmouth; Lav
ender. Willamette; 11:35.
880 yard run French, Willam
ette; Winslow, Willamette; Schiff
man, Willamette; 2:17.
Pole vault Hathaway, Scbiff
man and Faber, Willamette, tied
for first: 10 feet.
Shot put Carpenter, Willam
ette; Mort, Willamette; Wyman,
Monmouth; 33 feet. 2 inches.
High Jump Barnum. Mon
mouth; Schiffman, Willamette;
Carpenter, Willamette; S feet, 8
inches.
Discuss throw Carpenter, Wil
lamette; Jensen. Monmouth; Senn,
Monmouth; 113 feet. 6 inches.
Broad Jump Lloyd. Willam
ette; Barnum. Monmouth; ScJiiff
man. Willamette: 20 feet. 11 in.
One mile relay won by Mon-
Javelin throw Litchfield. Wil
lamette; Tweedie. Willamette;
Philips, Monmouth, 146 feet 1
Inches.
RIMDING
OF THE CLUBS
COAST LEAQin
tt I. Pet. W Tj Pet.
Hiaaiaa 27 11 .711iHoIly. 18 18 .500
Loi A. -23 1 .548Se'to -.-20 23 .465
Oakl. 22 29 .524 Portland 15 21 .417
Saa r. 22 20 .524SeattIe -11 26 .297
HATIOVAI. LEAOTTE
W U Prt. W
Boiton -.. 4 .692
Chicago 10 6 .625
St. 1.. 9 7 .503
Pittlb. 7 T .SOO
L Prt.
S. T. 5 7 .417
Phil. 6 8 .429
Brook' n . 6 9 .400
Cinei. 6 10 .S75
AafZBICAsT XXA.GTTE
W L Pet. W h Pet.
V. T. .10 4 .714iCnicco 7 10 612
Phil. 10 5 .S67CUt1. 7 11 .889
St. It. 11 S .647Botoa 5 10 .333
Detroit -12 .571Wh. 4 10 .26
Results
COAST UAOUE
PortlM4 17; Lot Angelea 9.
Miisiea 8: Sacramento 7.
San Francisco 11; Seattle 4.
Oakland 7; Hollywood 2.
NATIONAL LEAOTTX
Chicago 9; Brooklyn 4.
Philadelphia 6; Cincinnati 4.
Pituburf 3 ; New York 2.
Boston 8; St. Louii 5.
AMERICA LEAGUE
Chicago 4; Philadelphia. 2.
Detroit 3; Washing-ton 2.
Boaton 5: Clrrcland 4.
New York 6; St. Loaia 5.
PAPER CONVERTERS
Phil Bayes
Planning to
Come Back
Phil Bayes, Salem's most popu
lar fighter for a number of years, ,
Is coming; back. To be more exact,
lie's simply going to resume
fighting for his retirement has
been a matter of only fire months
so his return won't be a "come
back" in the strictest sense of the
word.
But looking at It another way,
It will be a new Phil Bayes who
makes his bow before the fans
here In the near future, for Phil
isn't the 126 pounder he tried to
be until long after he could qual
ify In that weight and keep his
strength and speed. He Isn't say
lag Just what he weighs now, but
announces that he won't attempt
to get anywhere in the neighbor
hood of 126.
He does promise however, that
the fans will see some fighting,
and there won't be any necessity
for encouragement or "booing"
from the ringside to bring about
action in the ring.
BEAT P. E J. TEAM
The Western Paper'-Con verting
company team in the industrial
twilight league won an exciting
but loosely played game from the
Portland Electric Power company
ball tossers Tuesday night on 01-
inger field, 8 to (.
The carton benders scored two
runs in the first inning and five in
the third, getting the final run in
the fourth when Schmaker dent
ed the rubber on B a r n e s s
single. The electricians scored two
in the first inning, two in the sec
ond, one in the third and one In
the fifth.
Score :
P. E. P. Company
Plarer AB R H E
Boytana, If 2 10 0
Merritt. lb - 3 110
Matfhis, cf 3 0 0 0
Barnholt. rf 3 10 0
Teed, c ..... 3 113
Harrey. p 3 0 12
McCully. 3 b - 3 110
Patterson; ss 2 0 0 1
Hilstrom. 2 b 2 10 0
Sealey, x 0 0 0
Totals JL 24 7 4 t
x Batted for Patterson in fifth.
Western Paper
Player AB R H E
Edison, as 110 0
Kitchen, 3b .. 2 0 0 3
Baker, lb . 3 12 0
Schmoker. 2b 2 2 0 0
McLaughlin, cf 2 10 0
Barsness, c . 3 112
Kime, If 3 0 0 0
McGuren. rf - 110 0
Beyerl, p 1 1 0.0
I Totals 18 8 &
NINE WRESTLERS
SIGH UP FOR BOUTS
Wallace Woodruff of the Sa
lem Sanitary Milk company team,
won the all-events championship
in the city bowling handicap
tournament which closed Monday
night, tabulation of the scores re
vealed Tuesday. His score was
1780.
Others who ranked high in the
all-events included Elliott 1784.
Kay 1714. Coe 1700, Gahlsdort
1676, H. Stelnbock 1673, K. Bar?
1666, Titus 1666 and Bassett
1662.
Karl Barr of the Barr Plumbers
won the singles event with a
score of 677. Othen near the top
were Pratt 606. Elliott 695, Hus
sey 593, Woodruff 590. Nebergall
5S5. S. Steinbock 685, Titus 684,
McMullen 683.
Scores made Monday night
were:
SINGLES
Oreennp
McVey
McK inner
Daridaon. .
Kdwarda
McMullen 203
Kay 198
Stoliker .. 18S
George 161
Elliott 211
Mnller
Kiue
M onion
Ponlin
Wright
Sharkey
Kay
Stoliker
Total
Kdwarda
McMullen
Total
George
Elliott
Total
Hadkina
Grot
Total
Gahlsdort
Vail
Total
J. A. Kataman
Erkholra
Total
Aljen J 174
Writfit 181
TOUI
Monson . 188 168 194
Ganrielson 164 228 17
1 - 1121
MeKAT CHEVROLET
K. Johnson 155 180 ill
Allen 190 183 175
DeMerrttt , 13 154 151
Kckbolra 175 140 170
Wright 174 211 161
Total
Total
132 170 149 451
158 11 155 474
175 175 194 544
158 1 119 4S9
152 191 170 511
179 201 58S
205 170 678
151 172 598
150 158 4T1
137 187 595
180 205 157 542
143 ltl 168 414
1.190 189 168 647
190 149 198 587
171 178 181 525
184 158 184 471
DOTBLEB
222 191 175 S8S
-199 169 198 S64
I15
1S9 217 175 561
163 153 156 472
Z164" 161 19 i ""5 18
179 215 195 590
1108
-145 187 185 517
216 169 200 568
lOtX
159 188 250 695
172 156 154 485
1080
.177 174 170 521
.143 146 158 452
- 973
171 165 510
128 168 477
987
550
K71
DOCKS
ANSELS 17-9
Portland Club Stages Come
back to Win Over Los
Angeles Team
LOS ANGELES, May 7. (AP)
Portland, although outhit by the
Angels, smeared Los Angeles 17
to 9 in a slugfest that opened their
aeries here today.
The Ducks pounded ont an
eight-run lead in the second inn
ing of the pitching of Angle
Walsh and "Red" Roberts, a lead
that the Angels were unable to
overcome athough they outhit the
visitors throughout the remainder
of the game.
Five home rnns, by Hillis, Coo
per and Borrelli for Portland, and
Berger and Tolson, for Los Ange
les, figured In the cage. Berger
and Tolson poled successive four
baggers, while Borrelli'a circuit
clout came with the bases full In
the fifth.
R H E
Portland 17 14 1
Los Angeles 9 17 3
Cascarella. Knight and Rego;
Walsh. Roberta, Weatherby, Child
and Warren,
Braves Are
Winners in
Tight Game
BOSTON. May 7 (AP) The
Braves fought off the aspiring
Cardinals today by staging a
four-run eighth inning rally, and
won, 8 to 6.
R H E
St, Louis 5 13 2
Boston S 12 1
Hallahan and E. Smith; Green
field. Cunningham, and Spohrer,
Collins.
Cubs Chnsh Robins
Brooklyn, May 7 (AP) Two
home runs by Charlie Grimm and
ono by Rigga Stephenson helped
the Cubs halt the Robins by 9
to 4 today. Arthur Neht worked
against four Brooklyn pitchers.
R H E
Chicago 9 14 1
Brooklyn 4 9 1
Nefh and Grace: McWeeny,
Moss and Piclnich.
476
548
468
487
546
2525
C. 0.
497
514
407
536
577
BEDDING CO.
MonFon 169 171 157
Ponlin 165 170 179
R. Johnson 171 198 137
Allison 160 219 157
Mohr 180 178 210
! 2(59
nVBO riiYINO CLOUDS
S. Steinbock 161 191 171 628
a. aarr 154 167 153 479
Newton 186 223 155 564
m. Memenwajr 160 174 144 478
- 178 172 200 550
iot - .9594
CUfit'S KEN'S) WEAK
nertson 180 224 192 596
rert 163 180
Kdwarda 139 165
McMullen 194 184
Greenlaw 183 168
Total
SUES CUBS
Elliott -206 175
Spear 153 138
Van Patten 189 216
Gabrienon 149 210
George - 187 17B
Total 2623
STUT ruEHITUKE CO.
numler 171 220 156
Keid 165 133
Morria 118 142
Buiiick 141 112
DeVoo 149 156
Total
MAN'S SHOP
Kay 189 171
Stoliker C2S 165
Coe 207 216
Hall 199 Ian
Titos .... lja 232
181 524
137 441
179 S57
159 509
8627
- Nine grapplers have signed up
for the city A. A. IT. wrestling
championship bouts to be staged
at the T. M. C. A. next Tuesday
Thirteen entries are made in the
six weights. Several other men
have signified that they will enter
before weighing-ln time Tuesday
at 2 o'clock.
Entries in the various classes
follow: .featherweight, Roy Mink
and Rot Berrer. lightweight. Roy
Mink and 8am Berger: mlddle-
weigftV frank Lockhart and Hen
ry Millard; welterweight, Albert
Page. Frank Lockhart, Lee Tate
and Russell Gardner; light-heavy.
Earl Gallaher and Lee Tate
hearrwelcfct. Earl Gallaher.
Talk ot "Red" Lang of Willam
ette, entering the heavy field in
competition with Gallaher and
Tate promises good bouts among
the big boys. At least one bout is
assured i In each of the other
weights and none are likely to be
alow If practice is to be taken as
any indication.
t
OBITUARY
Marie Doran. S3, died at a lo
cal hospital. May 6. She is sur
vived by her husband, Sebastian;
a daughter, Marie Doran of Port
land; and a son, Peter, also of
Portland. Funeral services today.
May 8, at 9:30 a. m., at the Sa
cred Heart Parish at. Gervaia.
Ore., Father Orth J of ticiatlng. In
terment will follow la the Cath
olic cemetery at Gervais. Arrange
ments re Is charge ot the Salem
Mortuary.
'Edwards
Alfred J. Edwards died Monday
mnrelnr at blS hODS. 4C1 Sdg-
water street. West SatoM. at the
age of ft years.. BtMldes his wi
dow. Ellen Edwards, &e vr mw
rived by two brothers. Thomas
and James Edwards, botk-of Til
lamook: and sister. If n. Charles
Harris, gas Francisco. Remains la
care of Salem Mortuary. Funeral
'announcement later. .
Salem Has
FullSked
This Week
The Salem high school baseball
team has a full weekend schedule
in prospect, with a game at Cor-
vallis against the.O. S. C. Rooks
b'lled for Fri 1 and one with
the University . of Oregon frosh
here Saturday.
Last weekend at Eugene, Coach
Luke Gill's men made a better
showing against the Frosh than
thev had previously against the
Rooks, but lost a game played in a
steady downpour of rain, by a score
of IS to I. A second .game was
started but was stopped when the
rain became heavier.
M'KIEf DEFEATS
T
II
UESDll
Garfield and McKinley tchools
got oft to flying starts In the
grade school baseball series, first
games of which were played
Tuesday afternoon. Garfield won
from the Washington pupils on
the tatter's grounds to the tune of
12 to S. and the McKinley stu
dents walked away from the rarK
baseball team with a score of IS
to 3. The McKlnley-Park game
was played on the McKinley dia
mond.
Garfield and Washington are
ia league la one ot the school ser
ies and the other two teams which
played yesterday are in league
two.
Marriages
Just Ahead
Of Divorces
Marriags licenses hart a very
slight lead la number over divorc
es asked for this month, records
1st the county clerk's office reveal.
To data eight permits to wed have
beeft Issued but. six complaints
asking for divorce have boon filed
with th clerk. All of the divorce
comflatits are male by the frlfe
of the couple whose matrimonial
USlemltiea have- been brought Into
court.
198
173
162
145
166"
158
139
148
579
464
587
504
509
54T
456
899
401
427
.2230
Total
193
189
196
178
182
Has sey - ,
frntt
Wieder
N'elson
Yiotor ,
foul
ELKS
193
163
..171
-...14
150
553
576
613
554
573
2872
180
182
217
179
179
171
148
165
163
214
S44
493
553
528
553
. 2671
MissioBs Shade Saves
SACRAMENTO. May 7. (AP)
Red Killefer's Missions played
ragged baseball today but it was
good enough to beat the Sacra
mento Senators. The Reds got
away in their first game here by
the score of 8 to 7, mostly
through mistakes ot the Ryan
men, the most noticeable being
Mensel's trapping between third
and home in the ninth inning
while he was carrying the tying
run. Mensel overran third and
was caught for the third out. Vin
ci and Pillette started but neither
finished. Bryan and McQuade do
ing the relief twirling. Sherock
hit a home run.
R H E
Mission 8 14 3
Sacramento 7 16 2
Piellete, McQuald and Brenzol,
Hoffman; Vinci, Bryan and Koen
ler.
Phillies Win 6-4
PHILADELPHIA, May 7
(AP) An eighth inning rally en
abled the Philadelphia Nationals
to win over Cincinnati today, 6 to
Cincinnati was leading in the
eighth when O'Doul. Phillies,
cracked out his fifth home run of
the season, with two on. Walker,
Cincinnati, also made a home run.
R 11 E
Cincinnati 4 8 1
Philadelphia 6 12 1
Rixey and Gooch; Ferguson
and Davis.
Oaks Wallop Stars
OAKLAND. Cal.. May 7. (AP)
Peter Daclia kept seven hits
well scattered and fanned eight
hatters to helD the Oaks In an
easy 7 to 2 win over the Holly
wood Stars today. Fast fielding
by Reese and Verges robbed the
Stars of several hits. Reese also
collected . three hits.
Shellenback was the losing
Ditcher tor the Stars.
R H E
Hollywood 2
Oakland 7 13 3
Shellenback. McCabe and Bad
dler; Daglia and Lombard!.
Seals Wallop Indians
SAN FRANCISCO. May T,
TAP) By bunching hits San
Francisco was able to turn 13
blows into 12 runs today to de
feat Seattle stickmen who made
12 hits but netted only four runs
in a fast baseball game.
The winners scored three rnns
in the fourth and also In the sixth
inning, one in the seventh and
four in the eighth. Collard was
steady on the mount until the
fourth when Seal batsmen found
his curves and the run around
started.
R
San Francisco 11
Seattle 4
PRESENTED
TWC1MPK
Medaig . for first and
place in the Sunday school basket
ball league will be presented at a
banquet at the T. M. C. A. Friday
night at 6:30 o'clock. Ivan White
will be toastmaster and DwJght
Adams will present the awards.
Boys to receive the cold medals
will be Stanley Maves, Orval Ea?t.
ridge, Ruben Hilficker. Paul Todd.
wan ueveriy, oene Fletcher and
Fred Remington. Silver medals
will go to Cecil Woolery. Harold
Colgan, Lester Colgan, Fred Hago-
mann, Milton Taylor, Irving Hale,
Edwin Johnson and Wilson Sir-.
mund.
Silverton Beats
Independence 4-1
SILVERTON. May 7. (Spe
cial) The Silverton high school
baseball team won a hotly con
tested game from Independence
high here today, 4 to ! Both
teams scored one ran in the sec
ond inning, and the local team
gathered the remainder one by one
in succeeding innings. It was
Silverton's first home game, the
teau. having played six away from
home and won five of them.
Turn Your
juhk
v
INTO C ASH
Wo will call for any amount
ot Junk yon have and pay
full Cash Value on sacks,
rags, paper, metal, etc.
CAPITOL JUtIK CO.
. H. STEINBOCK, Prop. .
14W Confer 84. By tbe bridfo
H
13
12
Collard. Lemanskl and, Bor
reani; Thurston and Reed. '
LOS ANGELES. May 7. (AP)
J. H. Patrick, president of the
Los Angeles club, announced to
day that women will be admitted
free to all Pacific coist league
games at Wrigley field while the
Angels are at home despite the
resolution adopted by five- league
directors Tn San Francisco yes
terday. calling upon the club to
discontinue the practice.
Tea Strainers
Free Saturday
At Many Grocers
Free tea strainers, given with
every pounds of Schilling' coffee
sold locally on Saturday, are
special attraction offered Salem
housewives by the majority ot Sa
lera grocers. No "strings" are tied
to the proposal, Salem grocers
stated In making their announce
ment. When the offer was made
recently in Eugene, many hund
reds of housewives took adran
tage of the opportunity.
No More Gas
In Stomach
And Bowels
If you wish to be permanently
relieved of gas In stomach and
bowels, take Baalmann's Gas Tab
lets, which are prepared especially
for stomach gas and all the bad
effects resulting from gas pres
sure.
That empty, gnawing feeling at
the pit ot the stomach will disap
pear; that anxious, nervous feel
ing with heart palpitation will
vanish, and yon will again be able
to take a deep breath without die
comfort. That drowsy., sleepy feeling
after dinner will be replaced by
desire tor entertainment. Bloat
ing wUlNcoase. Toar limb, arms
and fingers will no loagor feel
cold and "go to sleep" because
Baalmann's Gas Tablets - prevent
gas from iatarfering with the cir
culation, Get the geanlae, la the
yellow package, at any good drug;
tore. Price JL.
Always oa haad at t
DANIEL J. FRY'S
HEN HIRED
AS
Pirates Shade Giants
NEW YORK, May 7 (AP)
The Pirates rallied in the eighth
and the tenth to defeat Larry Ben
ton and the Giants here today 3
to 2. Lloyd Waner's double and
Traynor's single accounted for
the winning run in the tenth. Co
hen and Fullis hit home runs in
the first and the second, respec
tively, but French thereafter held
the clan McGraw at bay.
R H E
Pittsburgh 3 12 2
New York 2 6 1
French and Hargreaves: Ben
ton and Hogan.
Oregon Man Chosen Mentor
of Medford High School
Teams' for Year
MEDFORD, Ore.. May 7.
(AP) Murrill C. Hagen of Uni
versity of Oregon was signed this
afternoon by the school board as
coach of the Medford high school,
to succeed P. Q. ( Prink ) Caliison.
selected as freshman coach ot the
University of Oregon.
Hagen's contract la for one year
and he was picked fppw more
than twenty candidates. He will
take charge ot Medford high ath
letic activities next September.
Hagen played football four
years at Oregon In the line and
in the backfield. He was highly
recommended by Coach John J.
McEwan. alumni and business men
of Eugene and Portland.
The schedule of the Medford
high school football team for the
1929 season calls for games with
Klamath Falls. Ashland, Grants
Pass, Marshfleld, Eugene, Corral
lis, Salem and The Dalles.
Yanks Move
Up To Lead
League List
ST. LOUIS. May 7 (AP) A
ninth inning rally against Alvin
Crowder, netted the Yankees two
runs and a ( to S victory over the
Browns hare today. Babe Rnth
hit his fifth homo run In the
fourth. Herb Pennock again was
knocked out of the boy, Wiley
Moore and Tom Zachary finishing.
Rip Collins relieved Crowder in
the ninth. The victory gave the
Yankees the league lead for the
first time this season.
R H E
New York 6 10 3
St. Louis 5 10 0
Pennock and Dickey; Crowder,
Collins and Schang. ,
White Sex Win
CHICAGO, May 7 (AP) The
White Sox turned back the Phila
delphia Athletics, 4 to 2, today.
R H E
Philadelphia 1 5 4
Chicago 4 12 3
Grove and Cochrane; Thomas
and Berg.
DBTIS
WILLIE FELlifi IS
F01DENB
PORTLAND, May 7. (AP)
Willie Feldman, Brooklyn, N. Y..
team mate In Eddie Etcher's sta
ble of Leo Lomski, Aberdeen as
sassin, astonished a Portland fight
audience tonight by outfighting
Homer Sheridan, Hollywood, to a
well-earned ten round decision. In
the second a succession of rights
to Sheridan's Jaw almost had him
on the floor, but the veteran bat
tler weathered the round against
his nimble youthful opponent.
Sheridan weighed 158 3-4; Feld
man, 158.
Every one of the four prelimin
aries ended In a knockout.
Eddie Thomas, lightning . 130-
pounder from Belling ham, ,.walh.,
paralized Johnny Hawkes, Seattle
with a right hand uppercut In the
first round of their scheduled six
round semi-windup. The knockout
blow was dealt so swiftly that
nine tenths of the audience didn't
see it.
Jack Hanely, former University
of Washington law student from
Seattle knocked out veteran Joe
Blackwell, Portland, in the fifth
round with a stunning left upper
cut after having dropped him for
a count of six. It was Hanley's
first professional fight. He weighed
161 to Black well's 156.
Moyne Rogers, 160, Hood Riv
er, knocked out Jack Smith, 160,
Portland, in the second ronnd.
Ray Huffman, 150. Seattle,
made Gene Hatch. 149. Hood Riv
er. Ore., quit In the first round of
the curtain raiser.
2 RECORDS FILL
1 TIED ON ALLEYS
The Barr Plumbers bowling
team broke the Commercial league
team series record Tuesday night
with a mark of 2617, and tied the
team game record of 943 for the
second time since it was estab
lished by the McKay Chevrolet
bowlers. J. A. Nathman of the
plumbers broke the individual ser
ies record with a mark of 663.
The plumbers won three games
straight from General Petroleum.
Tho Wood's Auto company team
won two out of three games from
Capital City Bedding Cubs, and
McKay 'Chevrolet won three
straight from Valley Motor.
In the Ladies' league, Capitol
theatre (Poulin and L. Hemeu
way) won three straight from
Hartman's (Barr and Tibbets) by
cores ot 301-254. 345-2S9 and
359-271. Winter Garden (McVey
and E. Memenway) defeated Cen
tral Pharmacy (Newton and
Greenup), 340-231. 324-301
285-256.
and
Bearcats to
Face Pacific
On Diamond
The Willamette university base
ball team, with a clean slats so
far in Northwest conference
games, faces a hard test Friday
when it goes to Forest Grove for
a second game against Pacific
university's tossers.
The Bearcats defeated the
Badgers here last Friday 13 Jo 9.
but only after a late rally which
overcame a two run lead held by
the visitors.
It was an exceptionally late day
and pitching was difficult, but the
Badgers showed considerable
prowess at bat. and in view of the
weakened condition of the Bear
cat pitching staff. Coach Keene is
not feeling any too optimistic
about the result.
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Boston Bats Cleveland
CLEVELAND. May 7 (AP)
The crippled Boston and Red Sox
nosed out Cleveland here today,
5 to 4, by battling wes Ferrell out
of the box.
R H E
Boston Y...6 10 0
Cleveland 4 9 1
Russell and Barry; Ferrel. Mil-
jus, Harder and L. Sewell.
Tigers Trim Senators
DETROIT. Mav 7 JAP The
Detroit Tigers defeated Washing
ton- 3 to Z today. Earl Whitehlll
went the route for Detroit and
turned in his first victory of the
season.
R H E
Washington 2 6 0
Detroit 3 9 1
Jones. Marberrv. Brown and
Ruel; Whitehlll and Shea.
11 TEAM AGAIN
WHIPS OHEBDN NINE
CORVALLIS, Ore., May 7.-
(AP) Sluggers from the Univer
sity of Idaho landed on three Ore
gon State pitchers with a barage
ot hits today and took the first
game of their road trip, 8 to 6
Both teams revelled in errors in
the Pacific coast conference game
Cheyene of Idaho lead with three
safe blows while Hafenfeldt start
ed a rally for the Staters in the
eighth with the second circuit
clout of the week.
R H E
Idaho 8 0 7
Oregon State 6 S 5
Grabner and Price; Wagner,
Paust, Brown and Maple.
I FIFTH in
ST. LOUIS. May 7. (AP)
Babe Ruth hit his fifth home run
of the season in the fourth inning
ot today's game between the Yan
kees and the Browns. Two of
Ruth's mates were on base and
Alvin Crowder was in the box. op
posing Herb Pennock. The home
run gave the champions a lead of
3 to 1.
RUPTURE
EXPERT and AUTHORITY
HERE WITH THE
FAMOUS HUSTON TRT8S
Dr. Huston, of the Huston
Truss Co.. New York City, will
personally be at the Marion Hotel.
Salem, Thursday and Friday only.
May 9th and 10th. from 9 a, m.
to 4 p. m. and offers to the people
ot this section the Internationally
known Huston Truss. This Justly
Famous Truss is universally con
sidered the one perttect and satis
factory Instrument for the relief
ot all kinds ot reducible rupture.
producing remarkable results
without the use ot surgical opera
tions or medical treatment ot any
kind. Instantaneous relief Is ap
parent the moment It is placed in
position contrnctloa of the open
ing is manifest In r. few days and
the rapture soon disappears per
manently in tho arerage case.
The pad on thir. Truss will hold
any reducible rr.pture' perfectly,
and will not flip regardless of po
sition or bodily utraln of the sub
ject. SLEEP IN IT BATHE IN IT
No under leg straps elastic web
bing or buky r ads are used in its
construction. Nothing to wear
out, clean anl sanitary. Moisture
proof and wiH not chafe. Can be
put on or off in five seconds. No
olher instrument has ever met
these demands with each universal
endorsement. Guaranteed not to
break.
WARNING You are cautioned
against wearing elastic webbing,
or the old style Leather Covered
Truss, or under leg straps. Such
Trusses r-ress in the wrong place,
often causing strangulation and
death. OVER THIRTY-FIVE
YEARS SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF
RUPTURE. WARRANTS THIS
STATEMENT.
This Truss ii not Bold by mail
as each part is selected, assembled
and fitted by Dr. Huston especial
ly for each individual case. No
guess work, but a scientific fitting
of a scientific Truss.
WEAR A HUSTON TRUSS AND
FORGET YOURR RUPTURE
Business demands do not permit
other stops in this sectj.n
No charge for advice or dem
onstration. Remember the date
ar.d Hotel Ask for Dr. Huston.
Permanent address: Huston Truss
Co., 25 Cliff St., New York. N. Y.
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