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PAGE EIGI1T The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, "Oregon, Friday Morning June 6, 1930 STATE SHOOT Pigeons B)Medka S E. Lv Ford of Ogden, Utah,! Captif W. T. Lambert ' Trophy Thursday Fifty shotgun expert from widely separated districts of the earth west fathered here Thurs day for the opening of the 18th annual Oregon state trspshoot, Thursday was practice day with vat one trophy up for competition, end officials of the shoot sntlel pate that tfie registration will he doubled today when the real com petition itaxts at t a. m. E. L. Ford of Ogden. Utah, was the winner of the W. T. Lambert trophy in a 100-blrd shoot Thurs day. Ford's score was 8. 'Prominent seattergun jnarks men already on the ground in-' elude Frank. Troeh of Portland. . national champion (or many years and Oregon's present champion'; Gas Becker of Ogden, O. N. Ford, . manager of the Del Monte elub . which la California's largest trap- . shooting 'dab; . J. Gllbreath of Lakeriew. winner of the north- west championship ' in the handl : cap Shoot at Portland last month; ' H. T.f Splcer, 'president' and . Charleaj Lelth, manager of-Hhe Portland Gun -club; A. A- Bates ' ot Medford; William Huston. O. L. Martin and ENltschelm of Klamath Falls and W. M. Gardner of Baker. Today's program includes 100 birds at 1C yard&nd 100 birds in a handicap event. Trophies are at stake for high gun in each of four classes in the scratch competition, In the, handicap, the J. C. Morris, Hartman J3ros., R. E. DeWeese, C. J. Bartlett and Carl Bahlburg trophies are up. IWiilTeach To, f b 8 A . Jiff I W Hta ' V ? a 1 nrnoiB The Postoffice baseball team in the Industrial league suffered. its first defeat Thursday night on Sweetland field when the Kay woolen Mills team staged a four run rally in the - last inning to win 4 to 3. For four innings Rl der of the Postoffice held the woolen mills tossers to one hit and no runs. Hits by Page and Kerber started the winning rally. The Postoffice had scored two runs in the first Inning and, one In the third. The score: Postoffice AB R ....J 1 3 1 3 1 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 lb Price, 2b . O-Nell. 3b White, if . Eatchwell, Collins, ef Thompson, c Harnsberger, ss ....... Z Garrett, rf 2 Rider, p 3 Totals 13 Kay Mills , AB Hart, cf 3 Seamster, 3b. ......... 3 Barnes, c ............. 1 C. Layman; rf ......... 2 Reid, It 2 Page, lb ............. 1 Kerber, 2 b 3 F. Layman, p 2 Allport, as ........... .1 Noock. If ........... ..0 Totals ............17 :Up Hera ' ' - i- '" 'h w , .,,. :? , 0ityPTitleBas& 7W 1 ! Peterson and Russell ; Are Opposing Pitchers; Pre 1 dicfions Vary Probable Uncaps W st n n m? M f I ' ' l H I Senators T." Girod. ef P. Girod, ss L. Girod, 2b Hogan, If . 6teiger. lb GULrf rarors. an Edwards, c Russell,' p Beereets Deeta. rt Gibson, lb - Scales, ef Erickson, ss Hank, Sb Cardinal, e Peterson, p Adams, 2b Moore, If Tv '. '-,;:V: ; t V V ':v ...:- I 0 0 0 0 3 H Night Becomes Day at Solons? Baseball Park . SACRAMENTO. June -(AP) Night, was turned into day here at Moreing field when light banks containing 180,009 watts were turned on. . " -Lou Moreing, Sacramento base : ball owner,' pulled the switch that Hooded the field with artificial daylight. The first ball pitched met the bat for a long drire to center. The ball was risible to the hun dreds of fans from the time it left the pitcher until it rested in . the glove of the center fielder. Players, manager and -fans pro- nouncea ine new ugnung system e success as there was no appar- cat difference .between" the artt . tidal daylight and ' the radiance of old Sol. Night baseball be- v gins here. June:l0.'v';,-'- ;TrKiA o ,JSii .. T v.. - . V The city championship baseball game between the Salem Senators and the Willamette uirerslty team will be played-this afternoon on Olinger field. sUrting at 6:11 p. ti Botk-teams will be; at furi strength, with . Kermit jlusseiL crossfire - artist, scheduled - lur I mound duty tor the Senators and Andy Peterson with his speed bail slated te annoy the Senator bats menc " - Opinion among the fans Is more or lest evenly divided as to the outcome. The Willamette team is generally credited . with greater hitting strength though it has not faced the brand of pitching tnat prevail in the Willamette Valley league, in which the Senators hold fort to on the other hand the Senators'! fieldlnr has appeared to be con slderably more finished than .the Bearcats'. Spec Keene's team fielded excellently in the series with Whitman, In which it won the Northwest conference ehampion- ahip but in earlier games It was not so accurate. - , - .- Hitters on both teams will be facing pitching that they have not seen before, and in view of me different classes ot teams played br these rivals nreviously. the out come dt the Russell-Peterson duel is also rather obscure. So Spec Is to be with us again. Guess nobody will be sorry about that. Wmsiawttesariwcated 'bell tuaaus and Frisco's aandlotters win tangle this afternoon. The vane-si m eouege training; will be weighed te the belancr. Harry ElliotTnearly choked on the name of the hold Henry Jones sed to beat Dee Anderson Wed nesday night. That's one of the hardest parts of officiating at a wrestling match te find a name for what happens. But we to ner- er found Harry lacking yet. , Somebody must have been pret ty nearly stumped to describe the tactiea used by Texas .teddy Wat ers at Albany the other night when he beat Ernie Arthur by blinding him' with a shower bat. Tes. sir, it must have taken- aome fluick thinking to burst forth with the whare hold" nomenclature. We doabtMhat reeJly be longed In tbe 'category of wrest ling. Anyway, Des still has some edu cation coming, but he's getting it in large bunches. And we're going to have a fight program next week. Rah! Rah! swim EXHiemon Here Is taw taewlty ef Cttlrerafty f Oregea eeanseer esechlng achaal, which opens s twe-w w irssrlnsi esi tawEnge is sap lamr, f Pr. G. W. Speaov head eeaek fesJeet bsJL will give sv feetfcnll esaehtng assisSe by rmk oacisoa, en; Qtmm HMeMs, Haw sad Jack OHBrtea, end Bill Rcsnhnrt, beeehal basketball coach, wQ give a eeeelung while Bill Haywd, wlu tencJi feraek training. Tbgfl TX Eari, dlrecter ef athletics, to directing the school. s ' -' CONTRACTS HU UP WASHINGTON. June 5 AP) Secretary Adams said today no contracts would be let for naval construction" authorised by con gress until the senate had passed an the London naval treaty.' ran a io wm Corns Come OoiFUhoat 9 Uannnr; Pain Gone At - ' Oace-rGuantntetd. , WAFERS THIN AS PAPE3 SHOES DON'T HURT , 1 never saw tbeir 'ecjaaL Tank eorne tight out by the roots and never a pain or stingr Ifs a joy to stick aa 40-Joy Cora Wafer" on a tender,-achy corn. -Away roes pain immediately . and ,thea later , out comes callous, corn, roots and aJL -Ii shoes right on they - won't hurt; OJoy Corn Wafers Mtj tWa as Paper. Stop using ugly DumJs? adds and dougtnut plas ters. Thouxands cf people tortured with cenm have JoyfaUy praised ' Joy Wafers. Cesults absolutely ipxaxsjateed. ; Six wafers for 13 fceats. At kad drujsists, ' . ' ' ' ,t; :t: ... Adv. National Track Meet Will Open ' ' ' - , "CHICAGO, June .(AP) Ten defending champions and , a l brilliant host of threats to keep them .'from repeating their 1129 victories will descend In force on Stagg field at the University of Chicago : tomorrow for; the. quali fying tests In the: ninth annual national collegiate .track and field championships. ; ; - . ,,.Ci-r- ? - The. event will be mors truly ha- j tional than -ever before. All sec-! tions have sent their best Includ ing the Pacific coast delegations ot Southern California, Stanford ' and California. BY NH Procnam for the swimming ex hibition to be held at 7:15 o'clock tonight at the T. M. C. A. swim ming pool by tbe girls' life saving classes follows In full: . Entrance: swim by small girls: Harriet Crawf ord Mary Ellen Kit- tredge and Barbara Collier; side stroke race; Edith Morehouse, Flavin Downs and Mary .Frances Henderson; under water approach and' hair, carry; Doris Hi day and Roberta Johnson; under water shimming: Anoka. Coates and Mary; Frances j Henderson. 4- Cross chest and handicap race naria Downs, Vera Jackson and Roberta Johnson, victims, Edith Morehouse, Eileen Moore and Dor Is Hlday, rescuers ; back crawl race:; Flavia Downs and Margaret Sammona: Candle lighting race: Flavia wns. ' Roberta Johnson. Edith Morehouse and Vera Jackson; shadow swim: Ruth Arnold and Anoka Coates; demonstration ot saddle back and fireman earry and ! trudgeon stroke: Anoka Coates and Eileen Moore. Balloon 'race: Vera Jackson, Mary Frances Henderson, Edith Morehouse and Flavia Downs; fin ale: Rosalie Gabbert, Margaret Sammons, Louise. Brown, Colene Mennis. Madolyn McKiuop, June SiJfeer. Eileen Moore, Eleanor Chadwick, .Vera Jaekson, Mary Francis Henderson. Frances Ellis, Edith Morehouse. Doris Hlday and Marjone numpareji. . . s R TO A S WlfJ FIST TILT " wanews: ; Schwab and Perrine Engage fn Mound Battle For Jun- : ior Honors We Saw -o i I saw an "independent mer chant, aa anti-chain store agi-v tator, step into m chain store and obtain some greens with which to decorate his own dis play of merchandise. (F. H. W.) The Sllvertoa American Legion Junior baseball team defeated the Salem' team 2 to l"ln a tight game on. Olinger field Thursday after noon, tbe first ef a two game series.-. The second game will . be played at Sllvertoa Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock. Schwab. Oerrais boy who pitch- ed the Silvertoa team into the state finals last year, was going strong Thursday; allowing only two hits. Salem's run was" scored without benefit of clean hingles in the sixth Inning when Kitchen Walked, ' stole second.-' was sacri ficed to third and came In on an error. - . Schwab -etruckl but nine batsmen'. " - ; Perrine for 8alem pitched even tighter' ball than Schwab, allow ing only one hit but that was a three bagger by Hibbard and ac counted for two of Silverton's runs in the sixth Inning. The oth er was scored by Hibbard in the fourth on a walk and several mis plays. Salem AB McCarthy, 2b ...4 Perrine, p 4 Craig, sa '. u 3 Gabby Hartnett also got a homer. R H I E Chicago ....10 1 Boston ............ .7 9 1 Osborn and Hartnett; Smith, Brandt and Spohrer. Bobbins Halt RaOy . BROOKLYN, N. T.. Jnne S. (AP) The Robbins cut down a Pittsburgh rally la the ninth In ning and won the final game of their series. to i. Brooklyn scored four of Its runs In the fifth Inning. Jim Elliott, Robin start ing pitcher, hit a home run while Bool and Grantham made homers for Pittsburgh. R H E Pittsburgh 6. & 2 Brooklyn ......... 14 3 Petty, Chagnon and Bool; El liott, Luque and Lopes. KE1E TO HI iT WILUMETTE U. j. Five Year Contract With V Increase in Salary Is Accepted ' Kitchen, lb : ..,1 Groves, c 3 Mason, 3b 2 M. Groves, 3b - ,. 1 DeJardin, rf . 3, Sussee, ef 2 Ramp, if 3 R 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals SUverton .26 1 2 hk nw in NINTH, BEAT A'S ST. LOUIS, June 5. (AP) The Browns scored five runs in the ninth inning today to defeat the Philadelphia Athletics, C to S. Walberg pitched effectively un fit the ninth, when he retired In favor of Jack Quinn. R H E Philadelphia ........ S 9 0 St, Louis . C 11 1 Walberg.ulnn and Cochrane; Crowder and Manion. Gearin, If . Holman, 2 b Manning, lb Hibbard, ss Saalfeld. cf Leffler, rf Grosjoc, 3 b DETROIT. June I. (AP) Detroit defeated Washington to ztoday. A four run rally In the second sewed up tne game. R BT E Washington ......... 1 10 0 Detroit.... .. 11 0 Jones, Burke and Spencer; Sor- rell and Hargrave. ' - Indians oa Warnath d CLEVELAND, Jane S. (AP) The Cleveland Indians went on a batting rampage today to take a two to 'one lead in their series with the Boston Red Sox br a score of 17, to 7. R H Boston .......... ...7 t Cleveland .17 28 'Gaston and Berry; Broww h. SeweU. E 2 1 and Raiar Halts & oe CHICAGO. June 5. (AP) The game between the White Sox and the New York Tanks today was -postponed after only two in nlngs had - been played when 1 shower Interrupted the play at the start ot the third frame and left the field in unplayable condition. Each team had scored a run In the I first Inning. AB 4 2 .3 2 3 Rudefrouser, c Schwab, p Totals -.3 R 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 24 3 1 DUCKS RALLY Hillis and 'Williams Jake Leading Part in 9th Inning Attack PORTLAND, Ore.. Jane S (AP) A single by Maek Hillis scored the tying run and another by Ken Williams, which bounced off Backer's glove, drove la the winning score for Portland in a 6 to 4 win from Sacramento in the ninth inning today. Vinci's wild nesa was costly. With Sacramen to one run ahead, he walked the first two batsmen in the ninth. R H E Sacramento ..4 7 0 Portland 12 Vinci and Wirt,: Fullerton. Cascarella and Woodall. ... 6IMS GETT1D STRAIGHT VICTORY Roy S. "Spec" Keene, head of the athletic department at Wil lamette university for the last four years, has signed a contract to .remain In the same position for fire years more. President Carl G. Doney announced Thurs day at the university chapel exer cises. Details of the contract hare not been made known but it is understood that it provides for a substantial increase in salary. Coach Keene is to be employed on a 12-months basis. The announcement comes in response to well founded rumors that other Institutions were bid ding for . Keene's services, some thing that was anticipated after his teams won Northwest confer ence championships in three ma jor sports, football, basketball Und baseball, without suffering a conference defeat in the season Just ended.. A precedent of long standing is broken by the awarding of a con tract for so long a term3f years at Willamette, it is understood. The announcement came as a complete surprise to all but a few persons in the chapel, and was greeted by a thunder of applause. Coach Keene will attend the coaching school at Washington State college this summer, taking work under Howard.Jones, foot ball coach at .the university of Southern California, and Dr. Meanwell, dean of the basketball experts. LOS ANGELES, June 6 (AP) Hollywood raised its 1829 Paci fic coast league championship pennant today at Wrigley field for. the first time and then drop ped its eighth straight game be fore the heavy hitting I, Los An geles, 13 to 4. R H 'E Hollywood ..... 4 7 1 Los Angeles .......13 6 2 Johns, Hulvey, Moudy and Sev ereid; Home and Skiff. Seals Up From Behind SAN FRANCISCO. June 5 (AP) The Seals defeated the Missions 8 to 7, in a Coast- league ball game here today. In the seventh inning the Missions held a seven to one lead, having batted Jacobs out of the box. Then the Seals came to bat and before the scoring was halted sev en runs had galloped across the plate. Ths Missions used four pitchers. Hufft and Boone of the Mis sions each got a home run. R H Missions 7 8 Seals 8 12 Leiber, Nelson, Douglas Hotmann; Jacobs, Turpin Gaston. E 1 4 and and Homer Starts Scoring SEATTLE, June 5 (AP) Louie Almada'a home run with O Cliff Holland on base in the sixth inning brake a scoreless tie here today, leading Seattle to a to a rictory over Oakland. Arlett made his third homer in three days in a belated Oak. rally in the ninth, scoring Verges. It was Seattle's second win in three games ot the series. - R H B Oakland ......2 Seattle ..... ; i 10 Craghead. Pearson and Lorn bardi; Hanson, Kalllo and Cox. Primo Wins With K. 0. In Fourth . DETROIT, June (AP) Be fore 18,000 fans who paid $75, 000 for the pririlege of watching him perform, Primo Camera, gi ant Italian knocked out Merer (KO) Christner. Akron, in the fourth round of their ten round bout here tonight. The fourth round had gone on. ly one minute and twenty seconds When Carnera landed a terrif io left hook to" the point of the Jaw end Christner went down and out. Carnera worked up to the grand -finale most ' systematically after losing the first round by a wide margin. He made plenty of play for that bad left eye of Christner's and ?t the close of the third round ha.l it swelling. He sank in a bra e of left Jabs to start the fourth, round and the blood flowed so that Christner could barely see. The finishing touch was then merely a matter of course. Christner put up a game strug gle all the way but the odds were, against him. Camera entered tbe. ring at 265 pounds and Christner at 201. The Italian made excep tional use of his extra inches of reach, time and again holding Christner off at arm's length with one hand while he peppered hiiu with the other. The man from Italy was ex tremely calm throughout. He ab sorbed a number ot tough blows, wincing on several" occasions but was right back at his opponent half smiling and anxious to do battle. Have The Statesman follow yon on your vacation. Two weeks by mail to any address 25 cents. 2 ot ' Business Directory I o. AUCTIONEERS PAINTING NEW YORK. June S (AP The Giants made in three straight J-over the Cincinnati Reds today by pounding steadily at Jakie May's oiiensgs for 13 hits and a 7 to 4 victory. Crits of New York and Heilmann ot Cincinnati hit homers. R H E Cincinnati ....4 C 1 Hjsw York ..........7 13 3 Hay and Sukeforth; Genewlch and Hogam. Rally Fntile . PHILADELPHIA, June B. (AP) The St Louis Cardinals, with two out la the ninth inning, put out a four run rally, but it was not enough to overcome the Philadelphia Nationals' ten-run lead and today's game ended, 10 to 4 for the Phillies. . R H E St. Louis 4 7 1 Philadelphia 10 14 2 . Llndsey, Hald and Wilson; Col- lard and McCurdy. ORANGEBURG. N. Y.. June 5. (AP) Jack Sharkey had his weight down to 198 pounds after five rounds of boxing In the out doors today. Following this Shar key worked out against three sparring partners, shortening his punches and perfecting a fast countering style. He rocked the boys frequently with hard straight lights and well timed uppercuts. Sharkey will continue to box until Monday, then taper with light exercises Tuesday to con- elude training for the fight at the Yankee stadium, June 12. Cabs Win Again BOSTON,. June 5. (AP)-r The Chicago Cubs won their eighth straight game here today when they defeated the Boston Braves, 10 to 7. Hack Wilson made his 17th home run of the season and THJJE, THE TOILER By RUSS WESTOVER ; ' MAY RtSH -TREATY WASHINGTON. June 5. - (AP) Talk was heard at the I capital today of an effort to 'take up the London naval limitations treaty before adjournment of the regular session, after calls at the White House by Senators Van- den berg,- Michigan,, and Allen. Kansas, republicans and 'advocates of the pact, j5 THERE, TIUUB i TViST VUOOIIO VJP THE BOfctMESS CP OOR OUO "T1CW.EO "THE VUt 1 HAMDLED ME AN EXECOTAVIB -POSITION I AROUND" J . jj ; . ' "' - tit -f.t : - : -1 mmmmi - n ' coast xsaeua ' ... W. I4. j pvt. W. Ik - Pet. Saa'U SS SS '.S82! U iumt . SI SS 35 Ln A.ill 34 .S7Hlty. ' SS S .414 8m V. .SS ST .S50 Seattle "14 SS .407 1 OakU '8 SS J! PrtlM4 .SS SS .197 ', ii fr:AMT iVMHEM Hfe DOCS . HOrvi -THE PliiST. tMPOBXAMT J THIMQ nS-TD JtVE VOU tlVACTB OPPlCE. TlUUie. VUHECtf you - crvK .vuoi&c VlTOVX ANY " AltZSICAV XKAOVX " . W L. ret, - W. L. Fel. 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