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Seabright Singles Crown
Hitting Spre Noted When
. Albany Defeated Week
Ago, Fans Recall
Willamette Valley League
W. L. Pet.
Salem 4 0 1.0M
Eugen 2 2 .500
Corvallls ;l 3 .3f
ilbany 1 3 333
Games Today
Corvallls at Salem, 2:30 p. m.,
Ollnger field.
Albany at Eugene.
. The CorraUls Chicks, frequent
visitors on Ollnger field became
they are homeless wanderers In
the Willamette valley leagne.
will be here for the last time of
the season this afternoon. Today's
game" will. In fart, be the Sena
tors' last home 1 league contest
unless they, figure in a playoff,
which seems likely.
Aside from unconfirmed ru
mors that Ralph Coleman haa
signed np some scintillating new
talent and - may give the Sena
tors . a tongh battle Something
the Chicks are capable of doing
even though the rumors are trne.
for that matter chief Interest I
this rame lies in the fact that if
the Senator win It, and the En-
gene fownies perchance should
Iom to Albany, the local team
will have the second half title
sewed up. Albany and Corrains
are already out of the race.
. On the other hand If Salem
and' Eugene both win, the Towa-
les will position where tney
mar-tie-for first place at the end
of the second half but cannot
head off Salemr It the Soloes
lose, the will still be in the thick
of the flchL
. it; was the Chicks whom the
Senators-banded a no-hit no-ran
defeat' several weeks ago, and
held' scoreless again . lust ' two
weeks ago. However, the Chicks
have picked up tome hitting
nrowesa since that time, as was
evidenced y their IK to 8 vic
tory over Albany last Sunday. At
that - time Corvallls already had
some new- players and may blos
som: forth with mote today.
On the theory that a winning
combination 'should be left intact
so long, as It is-winning. Manager
"Frisco" Edward of the Senat
ors wtn- start -the same lineup to
day ithat. figured la the C to 4
victory over Eugene a week ago.
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If rs. lAwrehce A. Harper, ef f Seabright Lawm Tennis and
Oakland. CaL, continued . Cal
if ernia's monoDolr ef women's
tennis ebjunpionships by de
feating alias Josephine Cruika
aank, of Santa Ana, CaL, 64,
I I. in a hard-f engkt match.
The contest was the final of the
Cricket Club's tournament, ont
ef the mere important tourneys.
(Left to right) Bernon S.
Prentice, Hiss Josephine Crn Iks
hank and Mrs. Harper receiv
ing the coveted Seabright bewL
HomeTsdutter
Up Score Sheet
And Angels Win
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. t. .
(AP) In game cluttered-with
home runs, Los Angeles defeated
the Mission 1 to I today. Jacobs.
Harper, Moore and . Schulmerleh
of the Angela each : hit homers
while Hofmanft hit one and Burns
two for the Missions.
The visitors, sewed up the game
In the sixth with a nine ran rally
off four hits,, four walks, and a
man hit by a pitched ball. . In this
tuning Moore hit a homer with
the bases full and Schulmerleh
knocked one over the fence with
one man on. Lieber was on the
mound for the Missions when the
rally started and retired in favor
of Douglas.
R. H. E.
Los Angeles IS 14 9
Missions t 11
Terkes, Walsh, and Warren,
Skiff; Lieber, Douglas, Kelson,
Johnson and Hofmann. '
GOLFING TITLE
Public Links Championship
His After Victory
. Over Greene
Beats Wilmer Allison in
Five Hard Fought Sets;
Miss Morrill Champion
DUCKS CAPTURE
SIXTH If! ROW
JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Aug.
9. (AP) Bob Wlngate, golfing
veteran of Jacksonville, brought
the public links title to Dixie to
day, for the first time since the
competition began nine years ago.
He won a thrilling 36-hole final
match from Joseph S. Greene, 24
year' old Philadelphia textile
worker, one up.
Two golf balls rested on the
SCth green one a dead stymie to
the other, and It looked like an
impossible shot to everyone but
Wingate. He needed to sink it to
in. Wingate's ball was 18 In
ches from the cup while Greene's
was only a few inches from the
hole.
Wingate tapped the pellet and
It trickled around Greene's balL
The ahot was true.
Greene Collapses
Following Defect
Greene played hard and the
strain was too much for him. Af
ter Wingate passed him on the
27th hole 4 up, he collapsed but
was revived at the club house.
- Hundreds of sweltering fans
following the finalists taw plen
ty of thrilling action, climaxed by
the winning putt.
Somerville is
Easy Winner in
Canadian Golil
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COMMENTS
CURTIS
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woi-jrA?s I Walters . Hurls Again; Six
K.O.Chrisiner
and Baer Meet
In Ring Monday
OAKLAND. Aug. t. (AP)
K. O. -Christner, Akron rubber
peddler, and Max Baer. young
Livermore heavyweight prospect,
finished training today for their
ten round bout at the Oakland
baseball park- Monday.
1BI1 DIP BACK
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. ST. LOUIS, Aug. t. (AP).
The Brooklyn Robins lost ground
In the National league pennant
race today when they dropped a
close game to the St. Louis Card
inals 4 to 3. Heimach pitched to
only one man in the ninth, but
was charged with the defeat as he
placed the winning run on base.
R. H. E.
Brooklyn ,3 10 1
St. Louis . .4 10 1
Clark. Heimach, Vance and Lo
pes. Rhem, Hallahan and Wil
son.
Late Rally W his
PITTSBURGH. Pa., Aug. 9.
(AP). A four-run rally in the
ninth gave the New York Giants
a 10 to I victory over the Pitts
burgh; Pirates today. The Pirates
tied the score In the eighth, but
Kremer was unable to check the
Giants' slugging in the final ses
sion.
R H. K
New York 10 16 1
Pittsburgh C "15 S
FItxsimmons and Hogan?
French. Spencer. Pruett, Sweton-
lc, Kremer and Bool.
Back fat P
CINCINNATI, Aug. 9. (AP)
Red Lucas returned to form to
day and checked the heavy hitting
Phillies, enabling the Reds to win
by 3 to 1 and even the series
S. H. E.
Philadelphia 1 7
Cincinnati 3 S
Smythe, Hansen and Rensa;
Lucas anl Goocb.
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A Keystone Ideal
-By HARDIN BURNLEY-
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. T
Aug. 9. ( AP) Champion of
them all, George W. -Widener's
Jamestown today held undis
puted '; possession of the 1120
juvenile turf title as the result
of a slashing -triumph in the
Saratora special.
Meeting the best the division
had ; to offer- Including . Harry
Payne Whitney" highly' rated
equipoise, the fast stepping son
of St James with Ponr McAtee
np. took command at the' rise of
the barrier and never was head
ed as he sped over . the six fur
longs in the sensational time of
1:11 2-5. v
, The time was ' the fastest the
race has ever been run in it IS
years :whUe , lt , also heat, SL
James mark by a Hfth of a'see
' ond. Jamestown's' aire won the
vent In 123 also undet the
Wldener silks mad with the same
weights of . 122 r pounds : to the
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SHORTSTOP WHO IS DBVELOPINS
INTO A XBAU STAR. I
S'lt .TSTOP and second base
-constitute the "keystone ef a
r.. , baseball team's defense, and
rare is it that an outfit la renuinely
v rreat without a super-skilled com
bination clicking well in those po
sitions and starting nine ont of
every ten double plays made dur
' inr the course of a season.
- St Iowi fans think tteir Card
inals hare ,1930's best keystone
- combination with Charley Geibert
1 at abort harmonizing peppily with
the , daulinc Frankie Frisch; at
- second. - ji. --:?rrr':
Geibert flames with youth whil
'his veteraa infield partner con
.tinueaas the Mar herttej poiat-
st it) te make a sucker out
of John McGraw--whe traded the
one-time Giant star "down the
river for Rogers Hornsby, "Mae"
thought he got the best of that
deal. .: ; -' ;:i-;-'
: - However great though "Bajaht
was, he was not a team dynamo
like : his predecessor " and ... soon
passed on U Boston. Whenever the
nsuaBy shrewd "Master Mind Me
Graw . contemplates Frisch's brQ
liancy at St. Louia, the Napoleon
of baseball roost secretly regret
that Hornsby swap. - . -At
the start, Geibert son aid
namesake of on of Venn's great
est football ends was too benfuL
He fought . the - ball, threw too
LONDON Ont.. Aug. 9 (AP)
Overwhelming J. Wood Phttt
of Philadelphia under an 11 and
10 count In the SB-hole final
round. C. Ross Somerville of the
London Hunt club captured the
Canadian amateur golf cham
pionship for the third time today.
.The Canadian star took the
lead on the second hole today
with a birdie two and never re
linquished it He led by three up
at the ninth hole; five up at the
18 th and ended the match on the
26th with a four to Piatt's five.
It's hard to realize In this
weather, but a month from to
day pigskins will be thudding
ont on Sweetlaad field and on
hundreds of other gridirons
throughout the United States. !
Prospects for a winning team
at our own favorite college are
particularly bright with most of
last year's stars returning. Other
schools in the Northwest confer
ence, however,, will have better
teams than last year, especially
College of Idtho, which Willam
ette has to meet on the Caldwell
field. Those Coyotes will be
mighty tough, all hopped up over
their first night game. Remem
ber the overwhelming defeat
they -handed a promising Bear
cat team two years ago at Boise?
Little nrobtems such mm that
are highly speculative at this
distance. The thing we're In
terested in at present is that
the athletes win be rolllns; In
lees than m month from today
snj some cooperation en the
part of Salem's public la essential.
Not onlr athletes but college
men In general, are largely self
supporting these days college
women to a lesser degree ana
that means they hare to have
Jobs during the school year.
'Commercializing sport is one
thing and providing an honest
means of support for a student
Is distinctly another, even though
he may be an athlete.
Eogeae and Corvallls, small
er towns than Salem, provide a
good many more Jobs for stu
dents, particularly athlete
than Salem does. That, we
fear, is largely, because Salem
has not in the past been alive
to the value of having a Di
versity m Its midst and of that
university making a good
showing in athletics.
Last year Salem derived a lot
of free advertising because Wil
lamette's athletic teams per
formed as they did. Speaking
of advertising, when we were in
the press box at Vaughn street
last Wednesday before the Amer
ican Legion junior ball game,
one of the juvenile reporters
from a Portland paper asked us
where Silverton was located!
There still may be people in Ore
gon who don't know where Sil
verton Is, but there are mighty
few who haven't heard of the
place in the last few days.
Getting back to the subject,
Salem could do considerably
more than It has in cooperating
with Willamette in this mat
ter. There has - been a big
Improvement In the last year,
reflecting the growing respect
for Willamette's athletic
ktanding.
If Bearcat records are to be
improved still more, it will come
through the enrollment or more
good athletes. The football team
last fall, while strong, was weak
In the matter of reserves. There's
no "slush fund" at Willamette;
anr help that comes to the ath
letes will have to be in the form
of Jobs. Here's hoping they're
forthcoming.
year old youngster from New
York, won the 47th annual
Southampton invitational tennis
tournament today "when he con
quered Wilmer Allison. Davis cup
star from Fort Worth. Texas, in
a gruelling five set match. The
Scores were 5-6, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4.
Wood's triumph gave him his
second major tournament victory
in a week. He whipped Ellsworth
Vines, Jr.. in the finals of lhe
Seabright invitation last Satur
day. By his victory Wood put his
name alongside those of Big Bill
Tllden, Little Bill Johnston, How.
ard Kinsey, Frits Mercer and
other tennis notables who pre
ceded him in this blue ribbon net
classic.
Doubles Match
Endurance Test
In the semi-final round of
doubles Wood and Frank Shields
were eliminated by. Berkeley Bell
and Gregory Masgin, 9-7, 8-10,
4-6, 11-9, 9-7, In an endurance
contest that lasted nearly three
hours. Wood and Shields were at
match point four times in the
fourth set but each time were
fought oft. .
In the finals tomorrow Bell
and Mangin will face Richard N.
Williams and J. Gilbert Hall.
Van Ryn, East Orange, N. J.,
and Marjorie Gladman, Santa
Monica, Cal., defeated Big Bill
Tllden and Helen Marlowe, Los
Angeles, 6-2, 6-2.
Runs Shoved Across
In First Inning
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 9.
(AP) Portland defeated Seattle
once' more tonight in a one-sided
game, 10 to 2, notable for poor
pitching by three Seattle hurlers
and erratic fielding behind them
Helped by three walks by Hub-
bell, Portland scored six runs in
the first inning.
R -H
Seattle 2 10
Portland 10 14
Hubbell, Hansen. Krause
Cox; Walters and Palm.
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LOS ANGELES. Aug. . (AFf
R H E:
San Francisco .......7 9 .2-
Hollywood 13 l
McDoucall. Blevina. Davis and
Gaston; Hollerson, Johns, Rhodes,
Hulvey and Severeid.
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Eleventh Ranking
Woman is Champ
E ASTHAM PTON, N. T., Aug.
9 (AP) Marjorie Morrill of
Dedham, Mass., 11th ranking
women's player In this country,
captured the Maidstone club's
gold cup Invitation tennis tourna
ment today, " defeating Mary
Greet of Kansas City In straight
sets, 6-5, -2.:,
Although Miss Greef at No. ,
ranks five notches higher in the
national list. Miss Morrill's vic
tory came as no great surprise.
The - Dedham girl had played
brilliantly throughout this tour
nament and only yesterday had
eliminated Sarah Palfrey, of
Brookline, Mass., who ranks
fourth.
The doubles title went to the
all-California team of Midge
Gladman, Santa Monica, and
Josephine' Cruickshank, - Santa
Ana, ' who smashed their way to
a clean cut victory over Miss
Morrill and Penelope Anderson,
Richmond, Va 3-6, S-6. 7-5.
flrubakrr Star
OAKLAND. Aug. 9. (AP) A
single to left field by Ray Brn
baker, scored Louis Martin in the
tenth inning here tonight gave tc
the Oaks a 3 to 2 win over the
Sacramento Senators. Howard
Craghead held Sacramento .to
four hits while Vine was touched
tor ten. The Senators did not set
a base hit off Craghead in the
last five Innings.
R H E
Sacramento 2 4 1
Oakland 3 10 1
Vinci and Koehler; Craghead
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CHICAGO Aug. 9 fAP)
Splashing through the rain and
mud, Brown Wisdom, an Illinois
owned horse, won the $33,000
Hawthorne handicap by three
lengths from Lady Broadcast to
day with My Dandy, coupled with
the winner In the betting, third
in the field of 13.
The live-year old son of Brown
Prince H-Prodigy, with Willie
Garner in the saddle, led from
start to finish and was never in
danger. Lady Broadcast, the tem
peramental filly, ran a sparkling
race, always close up and by a
desperate finish managed to beat
out My Dandy for second place.
Paul Bunyan, grouped In the
field betting, came from ninth
place to finish fourth and win
$1,000 of the rich purse.
Brown Wisdom rated as one of
the outstanding horses of the
country last yar but regarded as
an In and outer this season, won
$26,600 for his owners. E. W.
and W. C. Reichert of Belleville,
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.
(AP) Cleveland won twice
from Washington today, taking
the first game 13 to 7 and the
second 4 to 2.
R H E
Cleveland 13 14 3
Washington ........ 7 13 3
Miller, Bean and Myatt; Liska,
Burke, Child, Fischer, Brown
and Rue.
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Cleveland 4
Washington 2
Ferrell and L. Sewell;
and Spencer.
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Hadley
TORONTO, Ont., Aug. 9 (AP)
Flashing the form that enabled
him to win both sprints in the
Olympic games at Amsterdam,
Percy Williams, the Vancouver
express, bettered the world mark
for the 100 meter dash in the
Canadian track and field cham
pionships today.
Williams streaked the-distance
In 10.2, dipping a tenth of a sec
ond off the listed world record of
10.4, first set-by Charlie Paddock
In 1921 and equalled since by
Eddie Tolan. negro sprinted from
University of Michigan.
Officials announced they would
apply for world recognition of
Williams' mark.
quickly, and overran his hits bid
his alert intelligence soon curbed
those youthful faults until hit
hortfleld play this season has won
the outspoken admiration of
Frisch, his other team-matea, and
the f ana.
Net; since Ford and. Critx
sprouted double plays in abun
dance with the Cincinnati Reds baa
a better keystone duo been devei- 1
opea wan too - varor present
short-and-second combination.
Incidentally, Frisch and Geibert
are hitting well into the .300 class.
Their ail-round ' play thus . far it
one of baseball's most notable
features .this season.
Lazserl's Hit Wins
NEW YORK, Aug. 9. (AP)
Lazserl's double, scoring
Cooke in the ninth Inning gave
the New York Yankees a 9 to 8
decision over the St. Louis
Browns today. The Browns tied
the score with a three run sally
In the eighth.
R H E
St Louis 8 11 3
New York 9 12 2
Blaeholder, Holshauser and
Uungling; Ruffing, Johnson and
Bengough, Dickey,'
Athletics Win Two
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.
(AP) Philadelphia won both
games of a double header with
Chicago here today, taking the
first 9 to 2 and the second 3
to 0.
R H E
Chicago 2 9 1
Philadelphia 9 14 1
Walsh and Tate; Rommell and
Cochrane.
R H E
Chicago 0 7 1
Philadelphia .3 8" 0
Caraway ..and Tate; Earnshaw
and Schang,
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BOSTON. Aug. 9. (APY
The Detroit Tigers hung a 3, to
0 shutout on the Red J3ox here
today In a game that was a
pitching duel between Sorrell
and Lisenbee. ' ;
R H . E
Detroit ........... 3 ,1
Boston 9 ' 0
Sorrell and Hayworth; Lisen
bee and , Berry. , '
Salem Golf Course 2 miles south
on RIvar Drive. It hoi watered fajr-
wars, Ursa sreaaa. Faea 7Bc. suixiayi
and holidarai -H.0S..
REETEE GOLF, drtvtns practice."
14 balla for lOe. For men and wom
an. Wlntar Garden, IM S. High..
wnr n miles to swim when von
can swhn at- Taylor's-Beach t only 10
and lie. list and Bute.
HAZEL, GREEK PARK Swtjn-
ili luatlnr MnJt all . kln4a- of
amuaament- apparatus. .Miniature toll
eoura.
MATTRESSES
Ntw spring-fined ma tresses maDto
directly fram factory to von. O pi tat
City Bedding Col. Tel It. S430 Kortar
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MUSIC STORES
AUCTIONEERS
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and Kurnltura Aejer -
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Telephone B11 - '
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BATHS
Turkish baths and maaaan. & H.
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BATTERY ELECTRICIAN
Rv D. Barton National Batteries
Starter and generator work. 202
South High
BICYCLE REPAIRING
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Bicycles and repairing. 38? Court.
The best In bicycles and repairing,
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CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. O. L. SCOTT. Pi-C. Chiropractor.
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MAGNETIC treatmenta for nenrl
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CHOOSE chiropractic as a -career
NOW. See Dr. W. J. Dobbin, offi
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LAUNDRIES
, THTS NEW 8 A LEU LAUNDRY
THE WS2DER LAUNDRY
Telephone II .- . 1(1 & High
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Tha Laundry of Pure afateriala
Telephoa SIM - r 1244 Sroadway
Top.' body "and fender repair, au
tomobile painting. Knowles Tep- A
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TRANSFER
CAPITAL' ' Otv " Tranaf er Cn.la
State St TeL"t.v Dtatrlbutlng, for
warding and storage our specialty. Get
our ratea., "
FOR local or' distant transfer stor
age, call till. Larmer Tra-iefer Co.
Trucka to CortlsRid daily.
WILLAitETTE Valley Transfer Co.
long distance hauling. S daily . trip
Salem to Portland Office Front and
Trade. Tel. 14. .
WASHING MACHINES
WASHING machine renalrtnK.
makes. Tel. 221 S. . . .
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All makes washers, lronera. deanera
repaired. One minute washer, ltd H.'
CapttoL TeL I232. R. Cochran. .
Real Estate
Directory '
BECKS
lit M. High,
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114 N. High St -
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HOMER a FOSTER REALTY CO,'
170 V SUte St ' " Tet 4.
W. B. URA BENHORST CO. -114
a Liberty 8u - Tel. ilt-
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104-1 first Nat Bav BldsvTeL-I14W
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