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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Wednesday Morning, July 30, 1930 "g?
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TRY TO SETTLE I
No Time Limit to Stand in
Way of Final Proof as
To Who's Best Man
Two fiery little game cocks,
erenlj matched as two peas in a
pod though differing widely in
tactics, will furnish the big kick
for tonight's wrestling show at
the armory. The principals are
Art Reilly of Salem and Sammy
Vangler, recently of Virginia, but
now parking his family in this
city also.
They meet in a no-time-limit
match, reason for which goes
back to their two previous ap
pearances. First they wrestled
30 minutes without a fall, and
stole the show from one main
.event; then in hopes of giving
them time to settle the argument,
Matchmaker Harry Plant put
them on for an hour match. That
time Reilly took a fall after about
. 40 minutes, but Vangler came
' back in the remaining time and
evening the count.
Claimed Fastest
Ever Seen Here
The situation has rested thus
for two weeks and tonight, the
matchmaker is confident, the
matter of supremacy will be
"cleared up unless both are knock
ed out simultaneously.
For the entire time these lads
have been in the ring together
they have gone at each other
hammer and tongs, neither being
bashful about attempting to ruin
the other's good looks. Their
matches have been characterized
as the fastest ever seen here.
Tonight's program is a lengthy
one, and fans maybe bad better
bring luncheons along. In addi
tion to the no-limit bout, there
will be a one-hour affair between
Earl Bower of Portland and Jack
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Over 7 00 cigar factories are registered bytheU.S. Government. Over 7,400
of these hand-roll cigars, producing 50 percent of the output Every hand
rolled cigar made by American Cigar Co. or anyone else is subject to the
possible danger of "spiUtipping," Certified Cremo is absolutely free from
spitrtippingNo Cremo is made by hand.
Certified Cremo is a really
wonderful smoke mild mel
low nut-sweot! Every leaf
entering the clean sunny Cremo
factories is scientifically treated
by methods recommended
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But really, that's no liability In
the wrestling business, and
Sammy Vangler (above) ap
pears to be a nice boy other
wise. Has a wife and two little
girls In hi family. Meets Art
Reilly at the armory In a ao-thne-llndt
boat tonight.
Farley of Albany; six ten-minute
rounds.
Ambrose Twins to
Stage Exhibition
And then fight fans please
notice there will be a bout of fis
ticuffs as an appetizer for possi
ble revival of the manly art. The
Ambrose twins, erstwhile Lloyd
and Floyd, now Bobby and Bud
dy or vice versa, will lay aside
brotherly love and lambaste each
other with the pillowed mittens
in a short "exhibition" which ac
cording to those who have seen
them mix, will really be nothing
of the kind.
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Ton Latin, students do yon
remember the time Caesar called
bis warriors into a huddle and
staged a chicken fight for them?
Caesar, you know, not living In
this sophisticated, cynical age,
was bold enough to point a
moral.
"They fight not for money;
they fight not for fame; they
fight only for the glory of bat
tle." Well, maybe our recolleeti6n
of Caesar's Gallic wars is imper
fect and some high school teach
er may call us for it, but anyway
tonight's wrestling match re
minded Us of that little occur
rence. C
It's certainly refreshing to
find, in this highly commercial
ized business of wrestling, a
couple of little gamecocks who
will fly at each other as Art
and Sammy have done, no mat
ter how slim tho crowd or how
little of the gate receipt they
collect. They've earned a main
event and we hope the fans
give them a break.
And the fans will. We have
our own private barometer of
public sentiment on sport events
it's a gauge based on the num
ber of howls we get for "eomps"
and how early the clamor starts
weight championship belt, now
the object of a tournament to
be staged In Salem, Albany and
possibly other Oregon cities, will
be on display. Ernie Arthur of
this city won the first match from
Harry Elliott at Albany Monday
night. It is planned to hold the
second one in Salem, details of
which may be announced tonight.
by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. And its
purity is safeguarded along
every step of the way by
amazing Inventions that bind,
roll, wrap and tip tho cigars!
II mm , mtii I 1 I li l li m
before the event cornea off. Looks
like a big house tonight.
That name barometer told us
the twilight ball gamee the
Senators played this week and
last weren't going to be flops.
Which reminds us that the
House of David is trying to line
up Grover Cleveland Alexander
to pitch for home teams against
the whiskered wonders. That'll
be only tor the big towns. But,
come to think about it, our own
home boys held the spinach pret
ty well In check without any aid
from Alexander the Great.
Illahee Men Are
Hosts to Wives
Wives of Illahee Country club
members who have been wonder
ing where their -husbands spent
all their time, will have an oppor
tunity to find out tonight The
male members are to be hosts to
their wives at a dinner at the
clubhouse about 6:30 p. m. this
event to be preceded by a series
of contests -in putting, approach
ing and driving, and followed by
dancing If this pastime appeals
in view of the prevailing weather.
BOUT POSTPONED
NEW YORK, July 29 (AP)
A heavy rainstorm forced post
ponement of the Queenaboro sta
dium's boxing show, scheduled
for tonight, until tomorrow night.
Gerald (Tuffy) Griffiths, Sioux
City,-Iowa, meets Tom Heeney in
the feature bout.
Nearly 3,000 American autos
and trucks have been sold In
Chile as a result of a better roads
campaign there.
One of many actual
photographs of "spit
tipping" cigar makers.
The above picture wan
takeninNew York City,
March 24,1930. Anaffi
daviifrom thephotogra
pher is on file, thawing
thai this workman used
spit in finishing the ends
of cigars.
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Silverton Juniors to Play
Twilight Stars; Schwab
Has Unusual Record
Silverton's American Legion
Junior baseball team will make
its first appearance in Salem
since winning the western Ore
gon championship, this afternoon
at 5:30 o'clock when it playa a
picked team of local twilight lea
gue players. The game will be
played on Olinger field.
SILVERTON, July 29 Orville
Schwab, Silverton's American
Legion junior southpaw twirler,
has struck out 108 men in the
ten games he has pitched, 278
men have faced him and they
have made but 24 hits off his
delivery. Schwab pitched 70 in
nings. The games Silverton has won
are Silverton at Stayton a 5 to 2
score; Silverton at Salem, 5 to 3;
Salem at Silverton, a 1 to 2
score; Silverton at Dallas, a 15
to 5 score; Silverton vs. Newberg
at St. Paul, a 12 to score;
Newberg at Silverton. a 4 to 1
score in the first three innings
while Schwab was pitching; Sil
verton at Astoria, 7 to 5 score;
Astoria at Silverton, was Schwab's
no hit game with a score of 32
to 0; Silverton at Eugene, 5 to
2; Silverton-Eugene at Silverton,
24 to 3.
Silverton is now ready to fight
the Edward's Furniture team of
Portland for the state champion
ship. According to reports even
this early, a good 50 per cent of
Silverton will attend the game at
Portland on August 6.
DIZZY VK
TO
SHOWERS EARLY
BOSTON, July 29. (AP)
The Boston Braves drove Dazzy
Vance from the mound today
with two runs in the eighth in
ning to tie the score, then
bunched three singles in the
tenth to defeat the Brooklyn
Robins, 4 to 3.
REE
Brooklyn 3 8 1
Boston 4 13 2
Vance, Phelps and Deberry;
Sherdel and Spohrer.
Hubbell Holds Phillies
NEW YORK, July 29. (AP)
-Carl Hubbell held the Phillies
sufficiently in check today while
the Giants pounded out an 11 to
5 victory. Ott and Roettger hit
home runs for New York and
Rensa and O'Doul for Philadel
phia. R H E
Philadelphia 5 10 2
New York 11 11 0
Bengo and Rensa; Hubbell
and Hogan.
Waners Supply Punch
PITTSBURGH. July 29.
(AP) Lloyd Waner's single
pushed two runs across in the
ninth enabling the Pittsburgh
Pirates to come from behind and
defeat the St. Louis Cardinals,
8 to 5, in the series opener here
today. Paul Waner's homer
with Lloyd on base accounted
for two Pirate scores.
R H E
St. Louis 5 14 1
Pittsburgh 12 3
Rhem, Grabowskl and Wilson;
Kremer and Hemsley.
Cnb Lose Another
CHICAGO, July 29. (AP)
Chicago dropped the third game
of the series to the Cincinnati
Reds today after a hard fought
battle, 4 to 3. Rixey who did
the hurling for Cincinnati, kept
tho Cubs' nine hits well scat
tered. R H E
Cincinnati 4 10 0
Chicago 3 9 0
Rixey and Sukeforth; Blake,
Malone and Hartnett.
House of David
After Alexander
MINNEAPOLIS, July 29
(AP) Grover Cleveland Alexan
der, former veteran major league
pitcher, tentatively has accepted
terms to play Independent base
ball under Ray Doan, manager of
the House of David team, It was
announced here today.
Alexander, if signed, would
hurl games at Fargo, N. D., Spo
kane, Wash., and Salt Lake City,
against the House of David club,
Doan said. The veteran would be
used as hurler for the local
teams.
Armour-Diegel
Playoff Today
LANCASTER, Ont., July 29
(AP) Tommy Armour, of De
troit, and Leo Diegel, pro at the
Agua Caliente club, play 36 holes
of golf over the MaOton country
club course tomorrow to decide
which shall wear the Canadian
open crown for the next year.
Armour and Diegel tied for the
lead at- 177 at the end of 72 bole
competition last Saturday and
the playoff was set for Wednes
day. It will be medal, or stroke
play.
WOLGAST WIXS
L09 ANGELES, July 29.
(AP) Midget Wolgast, recog
nized In New York and Pennsyl
vania as the world's lightweight
champion, won by a technical
knockout la the fifth round over
Speedy Dado, Los Angeles Fili
pino, here tonight.
CHAMPS
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XATIOVAX. XXAOTTB -
W. L. Pet.
BrookL 58 S 8 .6041 PitUV.
OtirsgO 58 41 .586 Botoa
S. Y. 5S 44 .54 Cinrin.
St. U 48 47 .55lPhilL
W. U Pet.
46 49 .484
45 51 .469
44 S3 .458
31 61 .337
AKSUCAJT LBAOUZ
W. L. Prt. W. L. Pet.
PhiUd. 67 84 ,663Dtrt 47 55 .461
Wsh. . 50 38 .608! Chicaro 41 56 .423
N. T. 56 48 .5661 St. L. 40 60 .400
ClereL 53 49 .515 Boston 35 3 .361
AMERICA IEAGOTE
At Philadelphia 3. New York 12.
At Cleveland 14. Detroit 7.
At St. Louis 2. Ckieaso 6. .
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Chieajto 3, Cincinnati 4.
At Boston 4. Brooklyn 3.
At New York 11. Philadelphia 5.
At Pittuborich 6. St. lois 5.
GEHRIG SETS PiCE
PHILADELPHIA, July 29
(AP) Lou Gehrig set the pace
with two home runs, a triple and
a double today and the New York
Yankees trounced the Athletics
12 to 3 and evened the two game
series. The home runs brought
Gehrig's total to 31.
R H E
New York 12 15 0
Philadelphia 3 7 1
Johnson and Dickey; Quinn,
Mahaffey. C. Perkins and Coch
rane, R. Perkins.
Indiana Win Again
CLEVELAND, July 29 (AP)
The Cleveland Indians ham
mered out a 14 to 7 victory ov
er the Detroit Tigers to make it
two straight here today.
R H E
Detroit 7 13 2
Cleveland 14 13 1
Cantwell. Sullivan and Har
grave; Hudlin. Shoffner and L
Sewell. Sox Make it Two
ST. LOUIS, July 29 (AP)
The White Sox made it two in a
row over the Browns by winning
today's game, 6 to 2.
R H E
Chicago 6 11 1
St. Louis 2 11 2
Thomas and Tate; Stiles and
Man ion.
STARS TIKE GAME
PORTLAND, Ore., July 29
(AP) Hollywood opened the
series tonight with a 5 to 4 vic
tory over Portland. Walters had
one bad inning, the 6ixth in
which Hollywood scored four
runs after two were out.
Yde was effective in the
pinches.
R H E
Hollywood 5 9 1
Portland 4 11 2
Yde and Severeid; Walters and
Woodall.
SEATTLE, July 29 (AP)
R H E
Missions 6 12 1
Seattle 3 4 S
T. Pillette and Hofmann; Rue
ther, Hubbell and Cox.
LOS ANGELES, July 29.
(AP)
R H E
Oakland 3 9 3
Los Angeles '. 6 8 2
Henderson and Read; Baecht,
Ballou and Hanaah,- Skiff.
Camera Knocks
Out Australian
Champ in Second
CLEVELAND, July 29 (AP)
Primo Camera, the Italian
heavyweight boxer, today added
a second round knockout over
George Cook, who claims the
Australian heavyweight cham
pionship to his string of victor
ies, before a crowd estimated at
10,000 at Taylor Bowl here. The
bout was scheduled to go ten
rounds.
Cook went down for the count
under & ponderous left to the Jaw
after 1 minute and 44 seconds of
the second round had passed. He
had been on the receiving end of
most of the blows struck right
from the start. Camera helped
carry him to his corner.
Wilde Is Winner
Northwest Open
BELLINGHAM GOLF CLUB.
Bellingham, Wash., July 29
(AP) The Washington State
open golf tournament was, a repe
tition of the Pacific northwest
open today with Bfrt Wilde. Bel
lingham professional, winning
the championship, Phil Taylor,
Victoria pro, capturing second
money and Fredie Wood. Vancou
ver, B. C., taking amateur hon
ors. COMMTXXISTS HELD
BUDAPEST, July 28. (AP)
Aldar Tamas, comtaunist leader,
aad 20 followers, were arrested
today and charged with preparing
mass demonstrations for Aug. 1.
Thej will be held until Aug. 2.
WOOD ALCOHOL FATAL
DETROIT, Julys 28. (AP)
One prisoner of the house of cor
rection Is dead, another dying and
a third Is recovering today as a
result of a "wood alcohol party" In
the prison warehouse today.
D YANKEES WIN
WALTERS
in
WEST
SALEM CARD
SH
COMPLETE
Mack Woods, promoter of the
West Salem fight pavilion, has
announced his completed card
for Thursday night's show. It
includes i a ten round main event
between1 Jack Kentworth and
Ted Rogoway. 146 pounders,
both now of Portland though
Kentworth formerly lived in Sa
lem; Art Akers of Salem vs.
Jimmy Anderson of Portland at
about 130 pounds in a 6emi fi
nal; Russ Greene of Salem vs.
Pat Haley of Independence at
128 pounds; George Martin vs.
SI Landers, both Independence
118 pounders.
Rogoway is attempting a
"comeback" and will be working
hard to make it a success. Woods
reports. He believes he has well
matched men in all of the
events. The show will start at
8:30.
Solons' Bobbles
Give Seals Win
By 7 to 4 Count
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.
(AP) Coming, from behind with
a five run rally in the eighth,
the Seals defeated Sacramento 7
to 4 here today. Errors by
Ward and McLaughlin, a wild
pitch by Thomas and five Seal
hits put them in the lead in the
eighth for the first time and
they coasted through.
Oshorn and Koehler of the
Senators each hit homers. It
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Thomas yielding 14 'hits and
Turpin of the Seals IS.
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Thomas and Koehler; Turpin
and Gaston.
Governor Norblad. at a meet
in tn h held in Portland Fri
day night, will be asked to ex-.
plain his policy m connection
h oinsinir tho htmttnsr season
which opens August 15. in case
fire conditions are sumcienny
hazardous to warrant such a
recommendation by the state for-
The meeting will be attended
k.. nnnmnr Morhiad. state For
ester Cronemiller. representa
tives of tne leaerai roresi arii?
and officials of the various
sportsmen's organisations.
Governor Norblad said he baI
received complaints that in pre
vious years fire conditions made
It necessary to Issue an order
closing the hunting season at
about the time the sportsmen
were preparing to -enter the tim
bered districts. This was said to
have caused the hunters consid
erable inconvenience and result
ed in unnecessary expense.
In case an agreement is"
reached at Friday's meeting, any
order closing the 1930 hunting
season will be issued at least a
week in advance of August 15.
The governor, under the law,
is the only person who has au
thority to issue an order closing
the hunting season.
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