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Firet Favor Program
Of Big Circuits
SAN FRANCISCO. July IS
(AP) In a defy to the major
leagues which forecasts a possi
ble baseball war, directors of the
Pacific coast league today flatly
rejected the proposed universal
draft by an overwhelming vote.
Meeting In- special session
' here, the ' representatives of the
big class AA circuit adopted a
resolution opposing any attempt
of tho national and American
leagues to establish the new plan
of general selection of players.
They declared It was In direct vi
olation of tbe modified draft
agreement now in effect. Their
stand is the same as taken yes
terday by directors of the inter
national league.
The proposed agreement, which
would permit drafting of any
f ptsver. regardless of experience,
. Instead of only hose who
have -come down from the big
'.leagues, was doomed from the
start.
'Portland Wants to
-Stick With Majors
- .Fits of the eight clubs lined up
In opposition. They were the two
San Francisco outfits, Sacramen
to, Oakland and Seals. Those
favoring the proposition. Los
Angeles, - Hollywood and Port
land, swung over to make the
vote unanimous.
The major leagues' ultimatum,
directed at the coast. Three Eye.
International and Western lea
goes and American association,
declared for an absolute break
of. player relations unless tbe
latter accepted the universal
draft by December 1. No action
on the proposition has been, tak
en by the last two named cfr
cults and the Three Eyes.
, In opposing the universal
draft, coast league directors
pointed out they bad lived up to
all provisions of the modified
draft agreement; that they had
no desire to discard It, and that
"article thereof, provides that
the major-minor - league agree
ment shall remain in force as
- long as the Hon. Kenesaw M
Landis continues to hold the of
fice of commissioner."
III CUD E
LOST WORLD TITLE
NEW YORK. July 18. (AP
Sammy Mandell hit the trail
for the west tonight, a tired, sad
dened youngster bereft of his
lightweight crown and rather
glad Of it.
- Ha la going back to Rocktord,
ul.. to rest and forget the night
mare - In Yankee stadium last
night where a habogoblin named
Al Singer jumped upon him In
less than a round and batted him
to the floor. Mandell today was
trying. to puscle out the happen
tags-In the ring. '
Ts sure making the weight
didn't hurt me," be said as be
sat la Madison Square Garden
and groped for reasons for tbe
surprising defeat. "But I felt
dead. I had no pep or life and
couldn't seem to arouse myself.
I was strong physically, though.
- "I don't know what happened
In the first round. I never saw
the first left hook: that knocked
me down and never felt any of
the punches.: . I don't remember
being oa the floor at al.
' "I'm going to rest and fight
some at 138 pounds and decide
whether 111 try the welterweight
-division, anyway rm glad .I'm rid
t the title. 111 get along better
fighting good tough fellows wher
ever and whenever I want to
without worrying about cham
pionships and weight."
A policeman la Salt Lake City
has been granted a transport pi
lot's license.
m
'WHICH?
Your will or the Legislature's?
One or the other will govern in
the distribution of your estate.
- Do not neglect the opportunity
given you by the law to make
your "own" will and name your
own beneficiaries and your
; own 'executor. -
We shall be glad to cooperate '
- f with you and your attorney in
planning your; will for your
; family's welfare.
Ladd & Bush Trust
Gorrip
A. M. BUSH, Prealdeatr
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LOOKS LIKE A FUTURE ItfN&Y f - , M
Weismuller. . . ' W' ' I (j M
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T baseball, sluggers try to out - -
f homer Ruth; most would-be
i-be
ring
money-makers in the ring
strive to sock like Dempsey: and
on the golf links, every ardently
ambitious player dreams of shoot
ing like Bobby Jones or (if that be
an unattainable ideal) acquiring
the mechanical finesse ef Horton
Smith. When it comes to swim
ming, Johnny Weissmuller is the
Ruth, Dempsey and Jones ef am
phibians rolled into one! He holds
most of the. world's records from
one to 500 yards. For more than
five years, he generally has been
acclaimed the world's best aU
uAnnd swimmer perhaps the
greatest of all tin in that line.
. V. - 4V.t -Mil V.I,
Ana is w m-w.ww . v. -
turned professional.
CHICAGO, Jaly It. (AP)
Eleven distance , stars toaight
were named to go to the post in
the $2S,000 added Arlington eup
race, a dash of a mile and quar
ter at Arlington park tomorrow.
Although the withdrawal, of
Gallant Fox took some edge ,oft
the field's class it was considered
one of the best. distance fields on
American turf.
Blue Larkspur, Col. -Edward
Rellly Bradley's great four year
old, was the overnight favorite:
He was quoted at 2 to 1.
. Other entries were Toro. Sun
Beau, Snowflake, Stars and Bars.
Victorian, Maya, Galahad, Petee
Wrack, Reveille Boy and Paul
Banyan.
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any ;
ELEVEN TflyiE FUR
inn trophy
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- Weisamuller has worn his laurelrffew yean ago, who is developing
so long taat many are ascng
which of his many rivals or which
ox tne rising stars wiu soceeea bob
as tho paragon of the pools and
other water courses.
George Kojac, back-stroke gen
ius, is extraordinary indeed ia his
favored method of water locomo
tion, In the back-stroke events,
the boy k as supreme as Weiss-
mailer in free style swimming.
This collegiate wonder is also a
great all-around swimmer and,
with vouth on his side, ho may
yet" equal or excel some, or-all.
of Weissmnuers marvelous marxs.
Even mora nromisinc. in the
opinion of may critics, is. young
K Snddv. who started evttinc
records when a small school boy a
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Tiny Youth Gets
To Tennis Final
KANSAS CITY Mo., laly 18.
(AP) -A Uny. bundle of energy,
courage and tennis acumen Bry
ant Grant, Jr.. AUanta, Ga. today
reached the final round of singles
in the. 1 1 st annual national elay
courts tennis tournament. . ?
To gain this iosltiou tha son
of a famous southern tennis play
er eliminated the player wheal
many tournament . followers had
picked, as a sure finalist and .a
likely champion, 20 year old Brace
Barnes, Austin, Texa. The scores
were s-v ff-3ff-s -,' -.
FoilStt e High C -
; Gun at Traps
r PORT AlSELES, Wash.. Jsly
18. (A P) Charles ' FolletU. 1 of
HUlsboro. Ore.. : woa two of the
outstanding evenU in the Pacific
Indian clay bird shoot at Lake
Crescent today .He :won" ' tho
mo ruing event with a score' of SS
out ef its tdrda. f ;
In the special event for SO
guags guns, Follette was the'Hrst
wxtft 4S out of a possible SO. .
raoidlv. and who Is alreadr rated
as one of the most formidable of
swimmers though still a compara
tive kid.M Ho and Kojac are ex
pected to wage the equivalent of a
dael for the honor ox being ac
claimed the successor to Weiss-
mailer's amateur glories.
Of course, In considering the
swimmers, one should note that
since turning pro, Weissmuller has
dipped several of his records and
is still the undisputed monarch of
that sport.
However, Kojac and Ruddy
(there are others, too) rad
iate youth, skill and ambition. One
of them is almost sure to succeed
Sir John a, few years hence.
E
EIIJOY GREAT DAY
CHICAGO, July IS. (AP)
The Athletics swamped the White
Sox for the third straight time
today, IS to t. Fozx 'belted. out
his twenty-fourth and twenty
fifth home runs In two successive
times at .bat in the third and
fourth ' Innings - when the A's
scored eleven of their runs. Coch
rane and Boley also connected for
the circuit.
B II E
Philadelphia ...IS IS 0
Chicago S 7 0
Barnshaw and Cochrane; Bar
ton, Henry, Walsh and Crouse,
Bchang.'
. - Triple "Play Wins
DETROIT, July 18. (AP)
Detroit batted out a 7 to vic
tory over Boston today in the
third game of their series here.
Mark Koenlg started a triple play
in the eighth, which saved the
time.
R H E
Boston . (11
Detroit. ........... 7 10
Gaston and Berry; Sorrell.
Hogsett and Hayworth.
- ' Washington Wins
CLEVELAND. July IS. (AP)
Washington took ' the fourth
game of the series from Cleveland
here today S to (.
- ' " . R H E
Washington ....... 8 10
Cleveland 0 - 15
Liska, Brpwn. and Spencer;
Harder, Jabinowskl and Myatt.
' Browns Break . Jiax
ST. LOUIS, July 18. (AP)
The Browns broke their, seven-
game losing streak with a bang
today, pounding four New York
pitchers for 18 hits and a 14 to
f victory over the . Yankees. Babe
Ruth hit: his J3rd. home ran and
Lou Gehrig his 25th
NeV York 13
St--- Loula .... .14 18
E
Sherid, Johnson', Gomes. Hollo-
way, and Dickey: . Gray and Fer-
relL. .
;,' RETTTRX -TO VERXOSIA
. CLEAR LAKE; -July 18Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey aPrmentier and
daughter. Echo have returned to
their." home in' Vernonla after
pending several-days at the Will
Clement home. Mr. and Mrs.
Parmentier recently - W returned
from ' a ': motor ' trip to Kellogg,
Idaho. Mrs. Parmentler's t sister,
Miss Nellie demented accompan
ied them to Idaho-
EXPERTS
De Stefani Gives Aifison
Tough Match; Lott in
Lead Over No. 1
By SMITH F.(REAVIS
. AUTEIL, France-. July 18
(AP) America won the opening
match from Italy in the inter
sone Davis cup. competition be
fore it was called on account of
darkness.
It wss close work, however,
that gave WHmer Allison of Aus
tin, Texas, a five 'set victory over
Georgio de Stefani. the ambidex
trous Italian, and enabled tho
United States to take a one-up
lead in this battle for the right
to meet France in the challenge
round.
The scores were 4-6. 7-S, f-4,
8-C, 10-8, and tbe Texas giants
killer, conqueror of Henri Goch
et. at Wimbledon, was at least
twice on the verge of defeat at
the hands of Italy's No. 2 singles
player. To take the final set and
wla Allison had to come up from
1-5 In an amasing rally.
George Lott of Chicago -lost
his first set to -Baron Humbert de
Uorpurgo, veteran of" many Da
vis cupcontests, 3-C and had to
play his. best tennis to take -the
next two, 97 and 10-8.
Quit After Third
Set of Hard Match
At the end of the third set it
was 8: SO p. m. and darkness was
falling. Players and. spectators
had had enough and the officials
called it a day Tile entire pro
gram had been held up more than
an hour by rain and wet courts
and the Allison-De Stefani match
had lasted -fully three hours.
Dr. Morpurgo and Lott w i 1 J
resume their match tomorrow
and the doubles teams will clash
In the third battle.
Italy, electing to play Pladdo
Gaslini and Alberto Del- Bono,
has practically conceded that
match to Allison and John Van
Ryn, and tomorrow's main inter
est for fans here lies in what the
doughty Italian veteran can do
overcome the lead aeainst
him.
If Lott can follow up his ad
vantage and win, if the strong
American doubles team comes
through according to schedule,
the United States will be able to
clinch the series before nightfall
with the necessary three victor
ies. BROOKLYN. July. IS. (AP)
The Chicago Cubs reduced
Brooklyn's lead to a single game
today by winning the fourth en
counter of their series, t to 2, in
a battle of home runs. Beck. Wil
son and English hit homers for
Chicago and Bissonette for Brook
lyn. .
R . H B
Chicago ..w 13 2
Brooklyn 2 5 2
Blake , and Hartnett: Elliott,
Moss, Thurston and Lopes. .
. PittsbarKh Climbs
BOSTON. July 18.-MAP)
Pittsburgh hammered out a 12 to
win over the Braves today and
climbed over the tribesmen Into
fifth place in the league stand-
Bg.
R HE
Pittsburgh ....12 IS 3
Boston 4 9 - 2
Spencer and. Hemsley: Seibold.
Frankhouse. Cunningham and
Cronln, Spohrer.
Reds Beat Phillies
PHILADELPHIA. July 18.
(AP) Cincinnati took the Phil
ies Into camp again today, win
ning a free-hitting game, 13 to f.
Klein, Hellman, Meusel and Strip
had home runs.
R H E
Cincinnati II IS
Philadelphia - . 8 9
May, Johnson, Frey and Suke-
forth, Gooch; Nichols, Sweet
land, Collard, Smythe, Elliott and
Davis. McCurdy.
Late Rally Wins
NEW YORK July 18. (AP)
The Giants rallied for fire runs in
the ninth Inning to defeat tbe St.
Louis Cardinals. , 8 to 7, after
Prank Frisch had hit two home
runs to roll up a big lead. The
Giants made six hits in the ninth
oft Hallahan and Grimes.
. R H E
St.'touls ...7 10 0
New York ., .8 12 0
Hallahan, Grimes and Wilson;
Donohue, Heving and Hogan.
Mrs. Eva Oregon -
Woman Champion
. PORTLAND, Ore., July 18.
(AP) Mrs. B. E. Eva, repre
senting " the Columbia country
club, defeated Miss " Frances
ScottWaverly country club. S
snd t tot- the Oregon women's
golf association' championship to
day, v ;-r ' " r . '
Mrs. Eva was ten strokes un
der women's par when the match
ended at the 28th .green. , y---
, VISIT SILYERTOX V "
SILVERTON; July 18 Mr; and
Mrs. Raymond Bristol of the Inr
perial valley district California
ate visiting JL the home of Mr.
Bristol's parents, Mr. and - Mrs.
C 8 BrlstoL . .. h,:
; The , younger Mr.' Sad Mrs.
Bristol (Amy Ross) are former
SUrertonians .both being - former
students of the suverton acsooia.
is
INTO
BROOKLYN
lira
The Alcoa are Coming San-day.-
What would yon rattier
be this week than aa Ale,
trying to figure up what your
batting average was likely to
be after Sunday's game?
And Monday the House of Da
vid. Personally, we'd like to see
what Andy Peterson could do to
those fence bustin' whiskers, but
It probably couldn't was. because
Frisco will undoubtedly start
Andy against the Aleos.
Too bad the load of alfalfa
couldn't come later in the
week. But It'll give ma a chance
to see these other twirlers who
have been warming the fir
boau-ds since 'Andy started to
work.
Well do we recall our first im
pression of the House of David
boys, three years ago the game
that Rex Adolph won by clouting
the pellet, over the fence. If our
memory la functioning properly.
Some . ball game. But about those
first Impressions. The first Me
thuselah, stepped to the plate and
another . one swinging a bat be
hind him yelled at the pitcher.
"Throw it and duck!" And that's
just what ho did. The ball came
whizzing back at him, miles per.
But, as we mentioned, the
Senators finally won that
game. This year it ought to be
House of David's turn to win,
because Salem won in 1027,
the Benton Harbor boys in
-1028, and the Senators again
In 1029. Last year the score
was 9 to S, Billy Sullivan et al
landing on big Fitzke from
Washington State for a flock
of runs right after the sun
went down in tbe sixth. Fitzke
was a new convert at the time,
With barely a stubble.' Borham
pitched for Salem. Sullivan
hit a triple and a bomer.
The year before, the spinach
boys won a to 4, getting ten hits
off Kermit Russell and . scoring
the winning run in the ninth.
Nearly all of the handsome
ambushes will be back this
year, Atherton, Tucker and
Faust in the. Infield, Talley and
Hipp In the outfield along with
Pederson who was here two
years ago. Heckman la still on
the mound staff. We've been
waiting three years for his
turn to pitch here.
We Saw
The height of propriety an
attendant at a miniature golf
course wearing knifkers. (L.
C.)
High Dive Into
Pool of Flame
To Be Feature
A high dive Into -a pool of
flame will be the climax to a day
of sports at Spong's landing ac
cording to announcement this
week by Manager" Palmerton who
recently bought tbe park and is
operating It this summer.
The diver, a Salem lad whose
name la not disclosed, will leap
Into the river from a tower, div
ing through a sheet of burning
oil on the surface of the Willam
ette. Only a sure, .-straight dive
can save the lad from harm, says
Palmerton. :
Aqaatle 'races of many, Varie
ties will be an added feature for
the day. - '
Brad Harrison,
Henry Prusofi
In B.C Finals
VANCOUVER, B. C. July 18.
4AP) Playing sparkling tennis,
Bradshaw Harrison. Tacom a and
Henry - Prusoff, Seattle. ' romped
through their semi-final matches
with ease today to earn the right
to meet here tomorrbw for the
British Columbia clay court cham
pionship.
Harrison conquered Jack Brawn
of Vancouver-C-2, s-2, to elimin
ate .-Canada's , last hope in the
.men's singles. Prusoff scored a
surprising "victory over Grank
Gove, Oakland, C-l.
Cline in Finals
Of ElksTourney
Walter Cline qualified for the
finals In the Elks' golf tourna
ment Friday, winning from
James D. Sears four up In a semi
final match. They were tied, on
the second nine, Cline getting his
lead In the first nine,-The other
bracket has not yet advanced to
tbe semi finals. - -
. GOES TO NEHALEM
WOODBURN, July 1 18 Ar
thur Bresthus, : son - of Mr. and
Mrs; A. . H. Presthus of iesst
Young street.- left Thursday for
Nehalem. where ha plans to drive
truck for a silver andsulfhur
mine out from ehalenw
:- Arthui has been, helping his
father erect Woodburn's new
grade sehpoL ..--.' 1- .
f : 'v
. RACTXa DATS ENDED , S'
KlALAMAZOO, Mich., July IS.
-(AP) Getaway dsy at Recrea
tion park was marred by an acci
dent ..to " Gaylworthy, champion
trotter of . the. season. r He "; was
entered In ihe handicap trot and
while rounding a turn broke
bone in his front leg; ending his
rarina- rfa-ra- : . -: . v
Duck Players Belligerent
As Stars Even up
Series
LOS ANGELES, July 18
(AP) Hollywood evened the
series with Portland today by
nicking a quartet of pitchers for
11 hits and a 10 to 5 victory.
Junk Walters making his .third
appearsnce in four games, was
charged with the defeat.
The Stars gathered the victory
margin in the sixth and seventh,
coupling five hits with three
Beaver errors for seven runs.
Umpire Chet Chadbourne chased
Walter Mails from the mound in
the second for gesturing his ob
jection to a decision. Thin came
after Mack Hillis, Portland third
baseman, had beet ' expelled by
Chadbourne for objecting to a
called third strike in the first
half of the same inning.
. S. Jesse Hill and Otis Brannan
of the Stars hit home runs.
R H E
Portland ......... I; '
Hollywood 10-11 2
- Malls, Chesterfield. Walters,
McDonald, and Palm; Rhodes and
Sarereid. - , . .
Waste But One Hit
OAKLAND, July- 18 (AP)
Ernie Lorabardi's heavy hitting
and Bob Hurst's Bteady pitching
gave Oakland a five to four vic
tory here today over Los Angel
es. Lombard! drove irt four of the
runs and Deviverios bit in the
other. Bvrl Home was hit for all
the Oakland runs although he al
lowed only seven hits. The Oaks
Wasted only one of their safeties.
- R H E
Los Angeles 4 9 1
Oakland 5 7 2
Home. Gabler and Warren;
Hurst and Lombard!.
Missions Beat .Suds
SAN FRANCISCO, July 18
fAPl -The San Francisco Mis
sions bunched hits today to de-
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tjaoreoi. ., - - - . . , ,
tha Seattle Indians.-1 to 4V
In the fourth the locals plastered
Hubbell and House for el hit
and flva runs. Jack-Knott relieve
ed Merton Nelson la the second!
Inning for the Missions and pitch'
ed fine balL holding the Indiana-
to one run. It . was a nomer y
Mailer in the eighth.
R H w
Seattle 1
Missions ' : ; ' is . e
Hubbell, House, Hansen and
Cox; Nelson, Knott and Her
mann. f .
Seals Finally Lone '
SACRAMENTO. July 18
(AP) Scoring two runs In ther
last half .of the tenth, after the
Seals had apparently sewed the' '
extra-inning game up by counting
once in their half of the added
frame, 'the Sacramento Solons
won their first game of tbe sec
ond half here tonight. 4 to 3.
It was a - pitchers battle be
tween Hal Turpln. Seal mounds
man, and Tom Flynn, young Sol
on southpaw, with Flynn finally
winning out and allowing only
six hits.
RUE
San Francisco 3 S O
Sacramento ' 4 ' t-
Turpln and Gaston; Flynn and"
Wirta.
Sutter and Wood y
Reach Finals in i
Longwood Tennis
BROOKLYN. Mass., July 18.
(AP) Clifford Sutter, New Or
leans, and Sidney B. Wood Jr.,
New York, twoof the most prom--'
Ising of American tennis "young
er set today gaiqed the cham-.'
pionshlp round Of the historic
Longwood bowl singles tourney by
sweeping two rugged Harvard
youths off the courts In the semi
final round.
Sutter, the Intercollegiate cham
pion, and Wood are making their'
firsUtry for the famous Longwood
trophy. Sutter becsme a finalist
by playing to the weak overhead'
game of Barry Wood, Harvard"
all-round athlete.
Sidney Wood had a much easier'
session with the other Harvard
semi-finalist, Richard Murphy.
Utica. N. Y. The scores were S-3,
S-l. -1.
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