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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, Jcae 21, 1929
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interest among the boys. All of
them hare been practicing for
these matches, and some have
been practicing for these matches,
and some hare been showing
good form.
FULOPS TEN BUSY STORES - FROM THE CANADIAN BORDER TO THE CALIFORNIA LINE
PORTLAND TWO STORES
VANCOUVER
LONGVIEW
ABERDEEN
BID WEATHER
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BELLINGHAM
EVERETT
KLAMATH FALLS
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SALEM
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Th Building Trades ball team
Cosed out the. Oregon ulp and
Paper eompany outfit 7 to 6 in a
luggta bee at dinger field Wed
nesday night Jn the Commercial
league series. It went an extra in
ning. RIckman of the Building Trades
tha boss swatsmlth of the oc
casion, with three hits out of as
many times at bat. two of them
three baggers. Greene o f the Pa-
permakertlilt a home run in the
first, inning.
The Building Trades scored four
runs in the first inning, two in the
fifth to tie the score and one in
the sixth. The PaDermakera had
cored three on Green's home run
In the first, and three more in the
mra. Greene was for ! tmt at
tome In a Htrnnf throat In 1V1
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fifth.
'Score:
PaDrrmakpr
Player AB R II E
Watson, e 4 12 0
.Versteeg, 3 b 4 2 11
Fabry, ss 3 110
Greene; cf .. 3 2 2 1
Lauderback, lb, p.... 2 0 10
Grefner, rf 3 0 10
IHse, It 3 0 0 0
Dundee, 2b, lb 3 0 0 0
Heath, p, 2b 3 0 10
Totals 28 6 9 2
Building Trades
Player, AB R H E
Bu -eh, ss 2 10 2
Humphries, 2b . 3 0 0 0
SeguiiLet 3 12 0
Rickman, c 3 2 3 1
Hill. 3b ........ 3 2 2 0
Cowen, lb 1 3 0 2 0
Mason, if ..; 3 11 0
Matten, rf 3' 0 1 0
Hooper, p 2 0 0 1
Totals ..... 25 7 11 "4
Just as soon as Jupe Pluviusj
decides on the date of his last yIs-'
its to Salem for a few days at a
time, Oscar Steelhammer, leader!
of the Salem hand which for years .
has furnished a concert in Willson !
park during the summer season, i
will get busy with his pencil and ,
mark the date for the first con
cert on his big calendar.
Usually the first concert is held
late in June but Steelhammer has ,
been reluctuant to set the opening
date until the weather was more j
settled.
Two concerts are held each
week, one on Tuesday and one on
Friday night. Twenty-five mem
bers of the band hare been work
ing for several months preparing :
for the summer season.
BOYS NET TOURNEY
ILL START TODAY
The -city boys tennis tourna-
mem, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A.
will be played today and tomor
row. Drawings were made Wed
nesday for opponents and hours
of play. Games will be played on
he new courts at Willamette uni
versity. The schedule of games
bllows:
Thursday, 9 o'clock Devers vs.
Needham; Lunsford vs. Billings
lcy. At 10 o'clock Hastings vs. C.
Collier; Ostlind vs. Corey.
At 11 o'clock L. Smith vs. G.
Tibbetts; Wintermute vs. B.
Smith.
Thursday 1 o'clock F. Tihbitts
vs. Bean; Pierce vs. D. Collier.
At 2 o'clock Winners of 9:00
o'clock matches; winners of 10
o'clock matches.
At 3 o'clock Winners of 11
o'clock matches; B. Brownell vs.
winner of Pierce-Collier match.
Friday, o'clock Winners of
Thursday 2 p. m. matches; Win
ners of Thursday 3 p. m. matches.
"At 11 o'clock championship
game between winners of the 9
o'clock matches.
Fred Hageman is In charge of
arrangements,- and reports keen
FOUR SUITES TO
TAKE WESTERN TRIP
Four Salemites will be included
in the Upton Close tour of the ori
ent this summer, it was learned
Wednesday. They include Deau
Roy Hewitt of the Willamette uni
versity law school and his son;
the Rev. Norman K. Tully, pastor
of the Presbyterian church, and
Prof. Roy A. Lockenonr of the
Willamette law faculty.
Upton Close, authority on con
ditions in the orient and author of
"The Revolt in Asia" and other
books on the subject, who will
head the party of 125 or more
persons making the tour, was in
Salem Wednesday visiting with
friends and conferring with the
local men who will accompany
him.
McMinnvilleNine
Walhps'B' Outfit
CAMP CLATSOP, June 19.
(Special) McMinnville's C o m
pany A batsmen eliminated the
Company B team from Salem from
the battalion baseball series here
3 to 0 Monday evening. Kitchen of
"B" stole home" for the first score
of the game.
The Company B line-up wa9
Shepard, 3b ; Lieutenant Maison ,
ss; Kitchen,- 3b; - Rnssell, If, p:
George, e;Carteri cf; Bkewis, rf;
Barquist,-lb and Bar ham, p, If.
McMinnvIlle Beard, lb; Bar
quist lb, and.JJarhain, p, If.
McMinnville -, Beard, lb; Tif
finy, ss; Irvin, p; J?anl, 2b; Lam
bert, c; Bixler. cf; H. Williams;
rf ; Hawman, If. and Mabee, 3b.
FRENCH CHAMP WHIPPED
MONTREAL, .June 19. (AP1
Andre Rontis of France, world's
featherweight champion, lost to
Jackie Cohen of New York on a
foul in the sixth round of their
non-title bout here tonight.
GREENBAUM'S
Department Store
HOSIERY
Specials
for Friday and Saturday
Ladies Silk
Hosiery
OUR BEST GRADE
SELLS MOST PLACES
. at $1.90 a pair
SPECIAL
$1.50
PAIR
Ladies' Silk Hose
$150 Grade 1 1 C
Special, pair....
t
Ladies' Silk Lisle Hose
35c
Ladies' Silk Hose
$1.00 Grade
Special
79c
Ladies' and Children's
25c Hose
50c Grade
Special, pair
Special r......
19c
Clean tips in dark colors Ladies' Silk Hose, Browns,
Navy and Black, plain and fancies sold regular $1.90
to $3.00. CA
To clean, up at, pair UVi
Ladies Rayon
Bloomers
Good Quality
$1.00 grade
Special
79c
240-246 North Commercial St
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FULOPS v yO '
Are
Pf -all
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For men and young men are on sale
in Ten Busy Fulops Stores
WONDER VALUES
Are rapidly
rolling up a
$2,000,000
Clothing Sales
record for 1929
This erent is
another step in
Fulops phe
nomenal progress.
are s
old
on
75c SOCKS
FANCY
RAYON
6 for
$2.75
49c
CHARGE IT
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$.
Charg
on
FULOPS
10 PAYMENT PLAN
r" $1.15
SATURDAY
FULOPS
MAGIC
DOLLAR
DAY
$5 STRAW HATS
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FULOPS W
10 PAYMENT PLAN
$
SWEATERS
Charge
on
FULOPS
I" $4-95
10 PAYMENT PLAN
DOWN
will buy
any suit
in the store
SATURDAY
SATURDAY
FULOPS
MAGIC
DOLLAR
DAY
$
DOWN
will buy
any suit
in the store
SATURDAY
$4
Sample
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C U LOPS gigantic buying power makes it possible
U- for this phenomenal purchase and sale! Here
are THE values of the season! Here are models. to
fit every man
Regulars
Longs
Shorts
Stouts
ALL ARE TWO-PANTS SUITS
$1 DOWN BUYS
Any Suit or Topcoat
in the store-Saturday
456 STATE St. SALEM
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