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TEAM SLIGHTED
Complete Track Schedule In
Northern Division' Is
Now Compiled
By FRANK G. GORRIE
Associated Press Sports Writer
SPOKANE, June 12. (AP)
Meeting here today in advance of
the Pacific eoast conference man
agers' association session, north
era dlrision graduate managers
adopted a 1930 track schedule
and discussed a motion to drop the
University of Montana from the
basketball program.
Several members argued that
the withdrawal of Montana would
give the other five schools in the
northern division a chance to play
mors basketball games with les3
traveling. A decision on the matter
was expected to be reached at a
meeting tonight. Montana would
continue to compete in other Pa
cific coast conference sports, how
ever. Tha. conference will formally
6pen tomorrow morning with grad
uate managers from all ten
schools In the organization attend
ing. Conference policies, standard
ization of1 baseballs and basket
balls and rules and regulations are
to be deeided. The conference
will continue through Saturday.
Commissioner Plan
W ill Be Discussed
A plan of appointing a commis
sioner to supervise all conference
sports activities was scheduled to
come before the meeting tomor
row or Friday. A committee head
ed by W. W. Monohan, graduate
manager of California, was to
make a report to the association
concerning the idea. Several mem
bers, however, did not expect that
final action would be taken at this
time on the matter.
Graduate managers attending
today's sessions were President
Carl Lode 11 of Oregon State col
lege; Earl Campbell of Washing
ton, Jack Benefiel. of Oregon,
Early V. Foster of Washington
State. George Norton of Idaho,
and Jim Stewart of Montana.
Southern Trio To
Arrive Shortly
The southern division officials
expected tonight and tomorrow
morning were Alfred Masters of
Stanford. Gwynn Wilson of south
ern California, Stephen Cunning
ham of the University of Califor
nia at Los Angeles, and "Monohan
of California.
The northern division members
have several winter and spring
sport schedules to arrange, includ
ing basketball, baseball, boxing,
tennis, swimming and golf.
The track schedule adopted for
1930 was as follows:
Washington :
May S Washington relay car
nival at Seattle.
May 10 Oregon State college
at Seattle (varsity and freshman.)
May 17 Oregon at Eugene.
May 24 Washington State col
lege at Seattle.
May 30-31 P. C. C. at Pull
man. Oregon State college:
"" April 26 Oregon and O. S. C.
relays at Eugene.
May 3 Washington relay car
nival at Seattle.
May 10 Washington at Seattle.
May 17 Idaho at Corvallis.
May 24 Oregon at Corvallis.
May 30-31 P. Ci C. at Pull
man. Washington State college:
May 3 Washington relays car
nival at Seattle.
May 10 Idaho at Moscow.
May i IS Montana at Pullman
May 24 Washington St Seat
tie.
May 30-31--P. C. C. at Pull
man. -Oregon:
April 26 O. S. C. relays at Eu
gene. May 3 Washington relay car
nival at Seattle.
May 17 Washington at Eu
gene.
May 24 Oregon State at F.u
gene.
May 30-31 P. C. C. at Pull
man.
Idaho:
May 3 Washington relay car
nival at Seattle.
May 10 Washington State at
Moscow.
May 17 Oregon State at Cor
rallis.
May 24 Montana at Moscow
May 30-31 P. C. C. at Pull
man. J
Montana:
May 3 Washington relay car
nival at Seattle.
May 10 Montana State Inter
collegiate meet at Missoula.
May 16 Yet to be filled.
May 24 Idaho at Moscow.
" May 10-31 P. C. C. at Pull
man.
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Every member of the Sunday
rhool of the First Methodist
rhnrrh as well as their friends, is
cordially Invited to the annual pic
nic which is to be held this year
at Hazel Green park on the su
verton road. The date for the pic
nic is Fridav. June 14. Cars wui
stop at the church between 3 and
a o'clock in the afternoon to pica
up anyone who has no means of
rn nsnnrtstlflM.
Sports will be played through
out the afternoon nntu tne owner
hour which has been set at f:so
o'clock in the evening when a fine
picnic lunch will be served.
Freckles, the favorite coach dog
at the Italian Embassy at London
' Is said to have been trained to
give ths Fascia tl salute when he
METHODISTS
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By CURTIS
D'you know Bob Qulnn? Ha
jast dropped In wearing a 'wide
and healthy- grin.
He's got the call to coach next
fall at a school that's got no
grades at all. 1
Yes, this. Quinn Is the same one
who has played ball with the Sa
lem Senators at various times in
the past. Including a number of
games last season, when he was
parked In center field. He's fast,
both In the field and on the paths.
Quinn has been coaching suc
cessfully at Pendleton high so
successfully that when the facul
ty for the new Eastern Oregon
normal school was selected, he
got the bid for athletic director.
Just think of It coaching at a
school that has no alumni! And
no former coach to compare him
with. Lots of coaches with na
tional reputations would Jump at
a chance like that. Of course
he'll have no lettermen the first
year, and will have to start build
lag from the ground. But the
eastern Oregon high schools turn
out some real athletes, many of
whom never go any higher be.
cause there's no college close at
hand. The normal at La Grande
will have a big territory to draw
from, and it will be heard from
in athletics before long.
Boston, Brooklyn and Portland.
Probably at Boston and Brooklyn
the moaaJn is as lone and lond
as at Portland. If not, it's because
the broad a's and the commuters
are used to the idea of their club
betas- in the cellar. Why fret?
There are 26 leagues in organized
ball, and somebody's at the hot
torn in each one.
oe Cffl TEAM
Aided bv two errors which vir
tuallv cave them the winning
runs, the Papermakers scored
thatr ftrst vlrtorv over the
Knirhta of Columbus baseball
team in the Commercial league
Wednesday night, 6 to 4.
An overthrow in the third in
ning " permitted Heath and Ver-
steeg of the Papermakers to score,
and a bobble in right item was
equally costly to the Caseys. In
this inning the Papermakers
scored three runs. They had put
over one- run tn the f trst Inning.
The Knlzhts scored three runs
in the first inning and one la the
fourth.
Papermakers
Plaver AB R H E
Watson. 3b 2 2 1 0
Versteeg. c 1 2 1 0
Green, cf 3 0 1 0
Fabrv. 2b 1 0 0 0
Lauderback, lb 2 0 0 1
Greig. ss 2 0 0 0
Dundee. If 2 0 0 0
Stripling, rf 2 0 0 0
Heath, p 2 2 1 0
Totals 1
6 4 1
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1
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0
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Varley. 3b, cf 2
Winkler, lb 2
Ashby, 2b 3
Mair. rf 3
W. Seguin, If 3
R. Seguin, c 3
E. Seguin, ct 2
Wolfe, p 2
De Vault, 3b 1
Totals 24 4 7 3
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"Attendance" at the state pris
on reached a high point here Wed
nesday when the "enrollment"
went to 750 with the commence
ment of sentence by two men who
were brought to the penitentiary
early in the morning. This number
is the largest ever incarcerated at
at the Oregon penitentiary and
exceeds by ISO the number of
men which can be conveniently
taken care of at the prison.
Construction work is going on
steadily on the new garage build
ing, the second floor of which will
provide a room for trusty prison
ers and thus relieve the congestion
in the main cell blocks.
School Year At
Willamette Ends
With the completion Wednes
day afternoon of semester exam
inations, the school year at Wil
lamette university was officially
elosed. All that remains Is the re
cording of some 3000 individual
grades and mailing them to stu
dents. The summer session will
open next Monday with courses
offered in eight departments in
cluding English, foreign languag
es, natural science and social sci
ence.
WOODBURX GOLFERS WIN
WOODBURN. June 12 The
Woodbvrn golf team defeated the
Oregon City team by 31 to
38 on the Oregon City course
Sunday.
The Oregon City first team was
playing at Salem but they put up
their twenty-man second team
against tha Woodburn players.
There were no sensations In the
games, both teams holding their
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HARD SLUBFEST
WON BY DECOYS
Portland Team Makes Stand
and Evens Series With
Hollywood Club
LOS ANGELES, Juns 12
(AP) Portland evened nn the
series with' Hollywood hv niuinr
oat the Stars 7 to S la a free hit
ting game today.
Four Pitchers naraded nror tha
mound for Hollywood, the visi
tors bunching hits In the fnnrtfc
and fifth frames for all of their
runa.
Jack Knight renlaced Fullerton
In the fifth when the bases were
filled, and held tha Stars in
cheek.
R H E
Portland 7 10 2
Hollywood S 11 3
Fuller-ton. Knight and Wood
all; Hulvey, McCabe, Hollerson,
Marty and Sypher.
Sacramento Blanked
SACRAMENTO, June 12
(AP) Elmer Jacobs knuckled
the Sacramento Senators with six
hits and hurled a brilliant shut
out victory for the Seals here to
day, 3 to 0. It " was Jacobs'
eleventh straight victory and 14
in If starts this year. Leo Dick
erman started against him, but
was pulled ont becanse of wild
ness. Lefty Flynn taking up the
work In the fifth. The win gives
the Seals their ninth straight win
over the Sacs.
San Francisco 3 8 0
Sacramento 0 6 0
Jacobs and Read; Dickerman,
Flynn and Koehler.
Indiana Win Also
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12
(AP) Seattle's Indians nosed
out the Mission Reds, 5 to 3, to
day after a hard twelve inning
game. The teams went scorless
for seven frames with Cole of the
Missions and Wilson, of the visi
tors, hooked up in a pitching du
el. Seattle scored three runs in
the eighth and the Missions put
over two in their half of the same
session. The Missions tied the
count in the ninth.
Seattle 5 11 0
Missions 3 9 1
Wilson, Kallio. and Stelnecke;
Cole.- Hubbell, McQuaid,. Nelson,
and Baldwin.
Oaks Wallop Angels
OAKLAND, Cal. June 12 (AP)
Oakland Kimnlanted Los An-
eeles for third Dosition today by
defeating the Angel crew 10-4,
in a slugfest marked by fourteen
hits on the part of the locals.
Dumovich and Kasich held the
visiting squad to four hits. Los
Angeles used four moundsmen In
an effort to stave off defeat.
R H E
Los Angeles 4 4 3
Oakland 10 14 4
Roberts, Miller, Peters. Boeh
ler, Childs and Hannah, Warren:
Kasich, Dumovich and Lombard!.
TO 0. S. C. MEET
SILVERTON. June 12 War.
ren E. Crabtree, head of the ag
ricultural department of the sen
ior high school, will leave Silver.
ton Monday, June 17th for O. S.
C. where be will attend a state
conference held for the team
in the Smith-Hughes work.
Following the conference which
will include the three divisions of
the Smith-Hughes vocational
vocation work, agriculture, home
economics and Trades and Indus
tries, there will be two weeks of
special study in the various phas
es of the project.
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Shift in Senator Lineup
Is Likely
The Senator lineup will be shift
ed around slightly again next Sun
day when Mt. Scott cornea here
for the next to the last game in
tha first half Oregon-Washington
league season. Manager "Frisco"
Edwards announced Wednesday.
Hafenfeldt, who signed up last
week '.but was unable to accom
pany tha team to Kelso, will be on
the Job and probably will play
third base. "Hoot" Gibson, who
made a good showing at shortstop
last Sunday, ma appear there
again, but there is also a possibil
ity that Hubert Ashby. Salem high
graduate who has been a member
of the O. S. C. Rooks, team this
season, may fill this berth. Pil
lette will be back on the job the
following Sunday.
Bob Quinn, who played center
field a large share of last season.
blew in from Pendleton Wednes
day and "Frisco" signed him up.
It i not certain whether Quinn
SHOWSREALSPEED
NEW YORK. June 12 (AP)
Turf "experts." who have been
ready to hand the Juvenile cham
pionship to Harry Payne Whit
ney's Boojum on a platter may
have to alter their decision if
Prometheus, another' bearer of
the light blue colors, continues to
perform In the fashion he exhibit
ed at Aqueduct today.
Pitted against 13 classy two
year olds in a five furlong sprint
this son of Broomstick showed his
heels to the field in a manner that
showed his victory in the Juvenile
at Belmont park was no fluke. In
cluding in his list of victims was
the Rancocas stable's pride, G rat
tan, and the speeding son of High
Time from the Fair stable, Sara
zenll. Grattan finished second and
Sarazen II third in the race, which
Prometheus won in 1:00 3-5. Son
ny Workman was in the saddle.
Pirates Are
Winners In
Giants Tilt
PITTSBURGH. June 12 (AP)
-The Pirates rallied for four
hits and two runs in the ninth to
defeat the Giants by 7 to 6 in a
see-saw same here todav. Run
leigh Grimes was knocked from
the box but Fussell and Meine
halted the New York attack.
R. H. E.
New York 6 12 1
Pittsburgh 7 18 1
Hubbell.' Henry. Scott and
O'Farreli; Grimes, Fussell, Meine
and . Hargreaves, Hensley.
Cubs Beat Phillies
CHICAGO. June 12 (AP)
The Cubs bunched hits to beat
Philadelphia 7 to 3 in their open
er" today, J. Moore, rookie out
fielder for the Cubs, got a homer
In the eighth.
R. H. E.
Philadelphia 3 & 1
Chicago 7 9 2
Collins and Davis; Malone and
Grace.
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not.
ML Scott, a fast aggregation of
youngsters aided by good pitching,
has threatened the leaders all sea
son, but has been laboring under
a "jinx' similar to that which has
pursued tha Senators. The Ti
gers tough luck isn't of the '"one
run" variety; Instead, it's an
eighth Inning jinx.
Manager Edwards received
word Wednesday that the House
of David ball team will be through
Salem again this year, and also a
colored House of David team from
Cuba. The exact dates of their
appearance here cannot be an
nounced. The dusky tossers are
following the same route as the
blonde whiskered boys, coming
about three weeks later. They
are touring Canada at present.
Last year the Davldites won
from the Senators, but the locals
won the year before.
Athletics
Win; Yanks
Are Beaten
PHILADELPHIA. June 12.
(AP) The Athletics continued
their winning streak today by de
feating the Chicago White Sox,
7 to 3.
R. H. E.
Chicago 3 11 3
Philadelphia 7 11 0
Lyons, Connally and Berg;
Walberg and Cochrane.
Browns Trim Yanks
NEW YORK, June 12 (AP)
The Browns pounded M y 1 e s
Thomas and Freddy Heimbach for
eight runs in the fourth inning
here today and the visitors de
feated the Yankees 9 to 4. Lou
Gehrig touched George Blaehold
er for his loth home run in the
eighth, tieing for the inter league
lead.
R. H. E.
St. Louis 9 13 1
New York 4 8 1
Blaeholder and Schang; Thom
as, Heimach and Dickey.
Cleveland Beats Solons
WASHINGTON. June 12.
(AP) Three Washington pitch
ers were ineffective today and
Cleveiand won 9 to 5.
R. H. E.
Cleveland 9 14 1
Washington 5 8 4
Hudlin. Shaute and L. Sewell;
Burke, Beall, Brown and RueL
Lions Club Will
Hear Short Talks
Three minule talks by members,
descriptive of the businesses in
which they are engaged, will be a
weekly feature of the Lions club
luncheons beginning with the
meeting Friday of this week. The
speakers on this occasion will be
C. F. Doane and rfarold Eakin.
The speaker of the day will be
the Rev. H. C. Stover.
When Pussyfoot Johnson re
cently arrived at Calcutta. India,
to conduct a prohibition campaign
he was given an ovation and dec
orated with flower garlands.
SO inclusive. Baton limit Oct. 8
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FiESfPIDLY
New Jersey Cop Moves Up to
Within 20 Minutes of
First Position
JACUMBA, Cal., Juno 12
(AP) Johnny Salo, the flying cop
of Passiac, N. J., reduced Pete
Gavuzzl's lead in the trans-continental
derby to 19 minutes and 68
seconds by winning today's lap. RS
miles of gruelling uphill running.
from the bearded Italian.
The Passiac policeman who un
til yesterday had been ailing with
stomach trouble sliced 35 min
utes and 50 seconds from G&vuz
xi's elapsed time lead in the
stretch between Caledico and
Jacumba, partly over desert and
partly over mountainous grades.
His time for the 58 miles was 9
hours, 9 minutes and 5 seconds.
Guisfo Umek, of Italy, was sec
ond In the day's lap, turning in
a time of 9 hours, 22 minutes and
50 seconds at the countrol state
here. Gavuzii pulled in third, in
9:44:55.
Bobby Jones May
Make Japan Trip
Report Indicates
ATLANTA." June 12. (AP)
Back in Atlanta from a brief busi
ness trip, Bobby Jones, America's
premier golfer today had received
and was earnestly considering an
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RESULTS
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Portland 7; Hollywood 6.
Seattle 5; Miasion 3.
San Franeisco 3; Saeramento 0.
Oakland 10; Lot Angles 4.
KATIOXAL IXAOTTS
Chicago 7 ; Philadelphia 8.
Pittsburgh 7; New York S.
St. Louii Boston postponed: rain.
Brooklyn Cincinnati pottponed; rain.
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St. I,oui 9; Vew York 4,
Cleveland 9; Wabin7i
Invitation to visit Japan.
The invitation was cabled from
Tokyo by Hirosi Saito, chief of
the information department of the
Japanese foreign office asking him
to visit Japan and assuring him
that "all Japanese golfers are
anxious to welcome him."
GOLF MATCH SCHEDULED
The Salem golf club has sched
uled a match with the Corvallis
golf club next Sunday, the match
to be played at Corvallis. An
nouncement of the play was made
to team members Wednesday.
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SANDWICH. Eng.. June 12.
(AP). The wheel of fortune in
the British amateur golf cham
pionship which with its- week of
18 hole matches is tha biggest
lottery in major golf, turned
through the third round of play
today. The round brought disas
trous results for some famous
British golfers, but John Dawson,
Bobby Bangh and Joshua 'Crana
remained to represent America.
Dawson made an tmpressivo
stajt. beating John D. MacCor
mack. two and one, and Guy
Campbell, one up. He played sev
eral bad holes but on the whole
the Chicago player did very weft
indeed.
Among tha other survivors in
the now reduced field of 32, Cyril
Tolley. Phil Perkins and Dr. Wil
liam Twedderl are the best. Some
or the experts think the draw
seems shaping toward a 36-hole
final Saturday between Tolley in
the upper halt and either Perkins '
or Dawson in the lower.
Defeats of Roger Wethered, T.
A. Torrance, Douglas Grant and
J. A. Stout were sensations today.
Perkins had a narrow escape. Ha
was one down to C. Shankland
with four to go. The champion
won the 18 th hole to square tha
match and went on to victory at
the 22nd.
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