The OREGON STATESMAN. Saiga. Oregon, Saturday Mcrninr. March 21. 1S31
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Teams Beginning to Show
' Fatigue; McKim- is :
"r; ; Winners' Star;!"
At the end of a hard-fought
5 game In which, nevertheless, the
players on both aides showed much
evidence "of-.fatigue. Baker high
qualified for the eoonsolation
semi-finals by defeating- Tillamook
2 8. to 21 Friday night.
The diminutive Smith "of Tilla
mook wti largely responsible for
patting his team ahead 9 to la
the first. Quarter, .but - Baker's
more seasoned hoopers came into
their own shortly thereafter,-led
14 to 12 at half time and were
never seriously threatened there
after, though Smith continued to
scintillate; with some - efficient
help from NaegHand Schilling.
MeKlm, hard working Baker
guard, was the bis; cog' in the Ba
ker machine on this occasion,
looping the hoop from everywhere
for a total of. six field goals.
O'Nell followed hUa closely with
four. -''. - ' -"" ' v '. '
' Baker will , play Benson this
morning at S:30 following the Astoria-Jefferson
game, both of
these being .consolation semi-finals.
The. winners will meet in the
consolation finals at 7:30 tonight.1
Summary:
Baker (28) FO "FT
.O'Nell, F .. ,.... 4 : . 1
Shealey. F 01
Eddy, C. . . ... 1 . -0
McKim, G 0
Bigely. O ........ 1 1
Calder. S 1
PF
-1
1
,-, t
:. t
1
0
Totals :..... .12 - . 4-" 7
Tillamook 12) .
Smith. F ........ 3 . 2 2
- Kaegll, F ........ 2 .-. , 1 1
Schilling. C ...... 3 0 0
Seboppert, O 0 2 0
Bun, Q ....... . 0 O , 0
Totals. . .' 8 5 ' J
Referee, Jackson; umpire,
-French. - ? -
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Rarey'sMeri
Defeat Quint
From South
.Coach Rarey's Cheesemakers
looked more like .the district
' eight teams of former years and
defeated Myrtle Point 28 to If In
' Friday morning's consolation ser
, ies. i v ' ' '
Naegell. Schelllng . and Schop
pert opened up at the first of the
game to start piling up a score
which, gave the Cheesemakers a
l-7 lead at half time. Quiek
short passes and holding onto the
ball until good chances to seore
'arose,' .were the winning; "features
' o the. game.
Myrtle Point played hard ; ball,
but repeatedly missed shots. Car
ver was again the- scoring ace- for
the southwestern Oregonlans and
gained 10 points. .Schelllng of
. Tillamook , made - a similar - score.
Manas, the star player for Tilla
mook, was still home with the
flu and It was doubtful whether
-- be would be here at all. However
: Coach Rarer entered only seven
men, reserving a place for him in
case he improves.
- . Scoring: ... ..' ." .
Tillamook 28)
Smith-F.r.. -
.FGFTPF
-Naegen, F
. Schelllng,
Schoppert, Q
Bann, O" J
Toui
Myrtle Point (10)
Ostrander, Fa... .
n w. W
:.it; : t
0
5
0
3
wifr, r .
Ray. C
Wagaer, O
1
o
0
0
0
0
Bones,. Q
e f l
0 1
0 r0
1 3
Shelton. S .
Miller; S
Felcher, S :
Total
4 11
Two of Indian 5
I Wrestlers ;Win
CHEMAWA, March 20.-Last
night two- of Chemawa's mat
men ; came home with medals
won at the Pacifle Northwest
amateur wrestling championships
staged on Wednesday and Thurs
day at Multnomah club in Port
land." Peter McClusky wrestling
in - the 155 pound class - and
Oeorge Pepica in the, 125 pound
class woh second, places. 1
Appleby in Tie i
. With P. Collins
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NEW YORK, March 20. (AP)
Edgar T. Appleby of New York
went Into a tiefwlth Percy Collins
of Chicago for first place in the
national amatenr 18.2 'balkllne
- billiards championship tonight by
defeating Ray V. Fessenden of
Madison, Wis., 209 to 252 ln3
Innings.' , - ;
Storms Sweep
Through South
OKLAHOMA CITY, March J 0-1
(AP) Small tomadle storms, ac
companied by heavy rains, swept
Oklahoma and Texas again .Frtr
day. the latest wind visitation de
molishing houses and other prop
erty at Murchl3on, Texas, In the
eastern part o the state.
. The Marehlsoa' storm was ; re
ported as efforts were being made
te clear debris at Desderaona.
Texas, and :Cllaton, Okla..- both
lashed br knsry windi lat Thnrs
iiy. Three persona were killed
and nearly score injured at Clin
ton where property damage total
ed $60,000. '
9-1
.JZ 5 02
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Team From the Smallest Place
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Here are the boys from the place
the left; X. Wbel. Peebles
Hills.
Bakeir Upsets Predictions v
To Beat Ashland Quintet;
Howell is Closely Guarded
Another red-hot see-aw game
was played Friday morning with
Baker coming from behind in the
last two minutes of play to beat
Ashland, 23 to 22, in a consola
tion series game of the state bas
ketball tournament at Willamette
university. , i . . ; ...
Carter and Reeder opened the
scoring for the Lithrans, but Sealy
and Eddy retaliated, putting Ba
ker in the lead, 6 to 4. By the
end of the first quarter the score
rested at seven-all, following rag
ged playing occasioned by the
bard games played by the two
teams Thursday nighL
The Baker guards parked on
Wardlow Howell's trail and kept
him well jostled about under the
basket. . Howell was held to three
points during the game, but ssade
several assists. Many of the pass
es Intended for him were- a bit low
and the speedy Baker players
made numerous interceptions.
The morning crowd was good
and felt well repaid for the early
hour attendance. At the half
Ashland led 12 to 9 and again 18
to 15 at the end of the third quar
ter. With the resumption of play
Baker got the lead when O'Neill
- CHEMAWAJ March 20. To
morrow morning at 10: SO Coach
Sanders will send his Chemawa
cross-country j runners treklng
across the; country' in their an
nual racewith: Washington high
school of .Portland.- For' several
years "Coach Vere Winagle of
Washington high has pitted his
runners against the Redmen and
holds the heavy end of the vic
tories. . r : ; - , ' '
Sanders will rely considerable
upon the. veteran Wilder, the In
dians' one-armed football - sensa
tion, to guide i and set the pace
tor his men In ' their first run
ning event of -the season. Other
seasoned . - runners - with Wilder
will be Jesse; Jim, Jasper . Andy
and Charles ! Motschman with
their valne about in the -order
mentioned. : ; , ; ;
In the trial run staged a week
ago the Indians covered the dis
tance in just a little slower time
than -was made in the race a
year ago. None of the old run
ners participated in this run so
Sanders is confident his boys will
be able to lower '.he time consid
erable. Among th new men are
Orville Olney, Bennie Jones and
Clayton Rlggs who are heading
the others. ' ;-- .
B0R01DA. BOHS
LES VICTORS
" By FOSTER HAILEY -NEW
YORK, March 20. (AP)
Jean Borotra and Christia Bous
sus of France won the American
Indoor' tennis doubles champion
ship today, defeating the Franco
American combination of Pierre
Landry of Paris and Cliff Sutter
of New Orleans, the American in
tercollegiate champion, in ; four
set final match. ,
The victory .of Borotra and
Boussas ended an afternoon rot
Play in the; American Indoor
championship which saw Berkeley
Bell, Dallas, Tex.; conquer Frank
Shields of New, York, the
American favorite, in the seml
finals of the singles play. Bell
will meet Borotra in the finals to
morrow.' "v j
' 'The. doubles match resolved it
self, into a duel between Sutter
Astoria i 1
Thars., 9:30 A. M. I
. Monmonth . f
.Pleasant Hill
Thurs 8:80 P. 31. - v
The Dalles
-
TOlamook,
Frt, 8:30 A. M. " .
Myrtle Point
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Baker - - -
TtU :S0 A. Sf. ' ;
Ashland '''
' J 1
whore tliere lsn'tr even as postofflee.
Manaey, WJjrier, juipacncJc tcoacnj
dropped in a short shot. Ashland
led once again when Gill scored
twice, making It 20 to 17 for
Ashland. O'Nell then sank a long
one, . followed by another long
poke from Eddy, to put Baker
ahead, 21 . to 20..
; Two ' minutes remained and
O'Nell added to his glory by scor
ing, again. Then Gill sank a long:
shot for ' Ashland Just before
George Scales raised his eun and
ended the hectic struggle. :
; Summary: s .. . .. -
Ashland (22) ' FO
Reeder;"F ....... 2
Carter, F ........ '1
FT
0
1
2
' 1
PF
0
2
0
1
' 0
Howell, C ...
Gill. G
Mabbott, G . .
Totals
Baker (23)
O'Nell. F . i . .
Shealy, F. . . . .
Eddy, C ......
. 1
. 4
.- 1
4
1 '
3
1
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
McKim, G
Bigley, G
Calder, S ,
Referee, French; umpire, Jack
son. . ' ; ;
and Borotra. The scores were 7-5,
6-4, 5-7 and S-4. .
What the doubles match lack
ed in exctement, the singles semi
finals between Bell and Shields
more than made up. The! scores
of this match wre 9-11, 8-4, 12
10 and 6-4. , . I
New Record
Miss America
By REX SAFFER
MIAMI BEACH, FV. March 20
-(AP)- Gar Wood, millionaire
speedboat racer,' sent his Miss
America- IX" skimming over pla
cid .waters here today at more
than 100. miles an hour and laid
claim to new world speedboat re
cords .for both, the .statute and
nautical miles." r ' : I ; -.
" He claimed the record for- the
statute mile with a speed of lOl.r
154 miles an hour and an interna
tional record for the nautlcal mile
with a speed of 102.256 miles an
hour.-' ' x '..,;' . ' -;",
Odls A.' Porter," American Auto
mobile association timer and re
presentative of ..the American 1
Fewer Boat association, clocked
Wood's runs which . were made
on Indian creek near the racer's
winter home. - ----- J -
-.. At conclusion of the day's rac
ing, Wood sat In his home here
and announced be planned to
tulld a -boat capable of 20 miles
a hoar greater speeds than those
established today.
Sullivan Beats
Grove by Ki
0.
In First Round
DETROIT. Mareh 20. if AP)
My Sullivan, ,- St. Paul middle
weight, knocked out Ixxy Grove.
New York, in the first round of
a scheduled 10-roand bout here
tonight. SulUvan weighed 157.
Grave 126. ' t '-s-.-;J- V r
It was all over one minute and
12 seconds after the opening
round. -The i St. Paul bof found
himself facing a barrage of lefts
and rights : which he could not
havoid. It appeared as if It was
going to be a one-sided affair un
til Sullivan landed his- first solid
blow or the round, a left hook
that smacked Grove on the side
or the faee and sent him down for
the 10 count. i t .
CONSOLATION
Astoria 21-20 . .
IrL, 8:80 P. U.
The Dalles 31-28
Is Claimed by
Astoria 43-11
Sat, 8:80 A. If.
- Jefferson
Tillamook 28-18
FrL, 7:80 1 sC ! -Baker
23-22- 7 7
Baker. 88-21
3ai.r :30 A. JL
. Benson . -
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Pleasant HJI1. Front row, from
j dmk row, uon, mcmwu, owu,
CURTIS
Consider the blgh school ,
basketbaU player. ; His great.':
est incentive i wbem 4 workini J
his head off to tank the team, '
we sometimes saepect, is the
propc4 ' of traveling nd aee;
ins some small portion "of the
world. Of cotLTse the acme of
bliss wonld be making the var-
' sity football ' squad at ' Notre
Dame, bat aot all of the mil-
: lion young athlete in the '
United Stateacaa do that.
And then when the poor ki4
makes the team ' it goes on trips
and he finds himself compelled
to spend, most of the time on: a
bed. in a hotel room, resting up
for the fray; he eats in restau
rants -but tea and toast usually
comprise most of the menu; he
has to go to bed early; he's, sel
dom allowed to get out of sight
of -the coach and above U, he
mustn't look sldewise at the
girls in 'the strange town even
(though they evince an interest In
UI1U IV WU1CU III IB UUL IIXUI
tomed at home. It's a tough
Ufe. ; . ' , - .
I Despite all this the lad always
considers he's having a big time
whenever the schedule calls him
ont of town, and hell work Just
as hard next year to stay on the
squad and go on some more
trips. , , :
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Here at the state tourn-:
Vient there's consolation" ser-
lea bnt to these travel bags,
- Ue biajceet conwolatlon is los- t
ing i out in , the consolation
round ao" they can have little '
"fun" for the rest of the week. -
We haven't had " much ' Oppor
tunity.this week to mention the
recent fight card. But we hear
considerable complaint ' about
those : two-minute .rounds : In . the
malnr event. - Nobody . seems to
know how1 It liappehed. Wo' pre
sume" the -'principals , looked : at
the crowd and struck for shortar
hours. When fight is billed
for so many rounds, that Is tak-
I en to mean three-minute rounds
unless otherwise : specified. Fight
fans are fooled successfully so
often that we marvel at it, : but
even so there are limits. We are
concerned because when ' we give
publicity to these events, we un
wittingly are accomplices "to the
deception. - For this particular
affair, wo are Just now-uncertain
where to place the blame, but we
Intend to find out before we
ao
complice any more.
We are in receipt of aV letter
from couple of subscribers";
at Aumsvllle mentioning that
. the sport, page wu In' error la .
.statins that Mt. Angel won the
high school B leage baseball
championship last year. They
relate that Aumsville high was
the champion. ' We're glad to
, acknowledge the error. Chara
. pions never like to be robbed
' of their doe credit.- i- t
Ben Jeby Beats ;
British Champ
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
New i York,. March 20 (AP) -Ben
Jeby.- east side Hebrew, to
night belted' Len Harvey, Great
Britain's middleweight-champion
for 12 rounds in the Garden's fea
ture bout, and walked off. with- a
popular decision. . ,
Young- Terry, promising, "'Tren
ton, N. J., middleweight, pounded
out a tea : round deeisloa over
Vlneent Sirec! of New York in- the
last semi-final before, the main
bout. Terry weighed 153, Slreci
150. . . . . -
SERIES
Sat 8:80
SaU, 7:80
SaC t:80
MIS ill
UP HIGH SCORE
Trounce .The Dalles? Quint
. 49 to 11t tie for High
: ' Tournament Count".-
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The - Astoria ' Fishermen tied
the high - score ' record for " the
tournament and " set up"" new
record: of a ' 3S .point : margin,
while trouncing The 'Dalles, 49 to
1 1 in . the second round ; of : the
consolation- tbnrnathent v at , Wil
lamette' Friday afternoon;' Tri-'"
' i The Fishermen came out mean
ing business and grabbed a 13 to
2 lead the first Quarter. Frequent
fooling added to the confusion in
the ranks of The - Dalles players
and Coach Warren's' lads - contin
ued to pile up the score. Palm
berg was the- "Klngfishermaa"
while he was In the game and
scored 10 points in addition to
nice- - floor . performance- through
out. His limber left" ana - swung
easily as he zipped passes to bis
team mates. v .!.-r": , 'r.
i ' The defense of the' Fishermen
was . outstanding - and . aueh close
checking was . done ' that The
Dalles, finished with the lowest
score of . the '- tournament up to
that time. Coach Warren held
Palmberg on the bench : most of
the last quarter to save, him for
the next game and with him out
Averlll carried on the bulk of .the
scoring,, but all of the players
contributed.. . ..
' Qsbura evaded the. nets of the
relentless fishermen- to -score
three field goals for The Dalles,
but went out on fouls before the
game ended. Astoria will meet
Jefferson this morning at 8:30 li
the semi-finals of the consola
tion series.- while The Dalles is
out of. the running. j , ' ,
' - Scoring: , ".i " : --;
Astoria 1 -PGFTPP
Palmberg, F
Bergstrom, F
5
5
4
2
4
0
1
0
0
3
3
1
0
0
AverUl. C
Zankich, G
Makela, G
Caspell
Canessa
Totals ...
The Dalles
Osbnrn, F
Dlcjc, F
-.21 7-7
(11)
3
0 .
1
0,
0 .
0
0
reek, c
Sorweld, G
French, G .
Barnum
Nichota
ToUla
... 4 3 13
Umpire,
- Referee,
Coleman,
Jackson;
Ex-Chancellcrr"
Mueller Passes 1
: Away in Berlin
' BERLIN., March 20-(AP)-l
Hermann Mueller; twice chancel
lor of the German' republic and
on of the . leaders of the revolu
tion In November, 1918. died to
night after a prolonged illness.
' .The political leader's wife and
two- daughters, were at the .bed
side when he died at 10:45 p.m.,
the 84-ear-old statesman had been
In a. coma for hoars and earlier in
the'' evening his 1 physicians- had
given up hope of recovery. .
-Herr .Mueller, who headed! the
sixth and nineteenth post-revolution
German' cabinets, underwent
an operation on Saturday for re
moval of a bladder, abscess and
gallstones after several days of
acute illness.. His condition im
proved somewhat, reviving hopes
he might recover, but he had a
relapse- Monday and steadily be
came worse...,;: . :
Idaho Falls and :
Lewiston Quints
TdurneyLe
MOSCOW. Ida., March "20
(AP)-Lewiston high school elim
inated Arco 57. to 1 In the first
game of .the Idaho Interscholastie
basketball, tournament this aXter
noon. . . ; . T;
- - IdahOi Falls defeated Boise, 354
to 23 omlng from - behind to
eliminate the capital city-quintet
in, the second afternoon game. , "
Battalino Retains :
Title of Champion
'- BOSTON, March 20. (AP) -Battling
Battalino, featherweight
champion, was decisively " defeat
ed by Andy Callahan - here Fri
nlght in the Boston's Garden
feature and non-title ; bouV T The
champion : could - not - solve the
Lawrence lightweight's.' left hand
ed v attack: The victor weighed
11 5- and . thai : tlUeholder 13J2.
Andy's in-fighting won seven of
the ten rounds, .several by wide
margins. - ' " -
A. 3C.
r. 1L
A.M.
T21 -A Jl aOL Scored here and there ' on state
iand Fouls
Borne change in the appearance
of; the. press box crowd this year.
Harry Leedlng of .the Oregon
Journal is back for the fifth time
that we know of. along with Fred
Zimmerman of the Capital Jour
nal and Ralph Curtis of Tbe
Statesman, though Jim Nutter" oc
cupies The Statesman's 'allotted,
space part of the time as a new
member , of the. ''fourth - estate."
Other; new faces are those of Dick
Neuberger, Hrho appears- youthful
but shakes a mean typewriter-for
the -Oregonlan;. Clayton Bernhard
of the' Associated .Press' and Jim
my Roe: of the United Press. -N "
. : With all the handsome players
represented here- In the- tourna
ment,: no picture will be takeo of
the 1931 aggregation. Perhaps it
would be a bit unfair to the small
men if' a picture were taken, Tf or
the large men would Show up bet
ter. But that is Just what is hap
pening in the games, the lofty ca
saba tossers I are coming in for
most .of the attention. - -
." Last night's game furnished
m nice exception to this, how
ever, as Kitchen was itf"the spot
light reproseptinjj the tiny play
ers of the tourney. ' - .
"Spec" Keene sUtes that adverse-
weather conditions and the
impractlbllity of getting all the
teams together at this late hoar,
are responsible ior the boycott of
SflRAZETI BATTLES
" tA GOBCB GOLF COURSE,
Miami Beach, Fla., March ?0.
(AP) Gene Sarazen staged a
last minute spurt Friday to go
into a tiefwlth Joe Turnesa,
Elmsford, N. T.. at 139 at the
130 hole of the 815.000 La Gorce
72-hole open golf tournament.
The leaders were three strokes
under par for the 30 holes. -
Sarazen shot. , a ; S 5-3 6 -71,
square with par,-, Friday. ' - The
Elmsf ord pro took a 70 for the
day. Turnesa was one stroke be
hind i Gene yesterday.
Joe Klrkwood, New York, fol
lowed Sarazen and Turnesa with
a 71-70 141. Tommy Armour,
Detroit, was next . with ' 142
strokes. Wild- Bill Memthorn,
defending - champion, had. a 38-
hole card of 146.
Youth Fights
For Place on
DetrditNine
"By BRIAN BELL' ;
SACRAMENTO, . Cal., . . March
20. (AP) Flaming youth, bat
tling-for a place In the Detroit
baseball picture.' will make' the
tigers of the American league a
better team- than-that of last
year.-. Even if the youngsters in
the squad - are . not. able to' force
their; way Into the regular line
up at the outset ' their presence
will (make: the oldsters, fight
harder to retain therr" snDremacr
The "outfield :1s" a merry battle-
neia . as the opening aDDroaches.
Before the . final decision can be
rendered" the open spaces of the
hail park may be - clattered with
casualties. . ;
Manager Harris Is expected to
go aion- with nine pitchers. He
has not given their names but a
good: guess would include Vic
Sorrell, Waite Hoyt, Earl White-
hill, George Uhle, Charlie Sulli
van. Elon Hogsett,- Whitlow Wv
att, .Tom Bridges, and Giiy Cant-
ren. - .
Hopes Renewed
For Finding of l
F. Moller Alive
CORDOVA,-Alaska, March 20.
- (APK Hope Fred Moller.
missing - Fairbanks pilot, . might
be found alive was renewed xhere
today with-the receipt of a mes-
sage irom Harold Glllam, presi-
aent-iot ine uinajn airways,: say
ing Moller landed March 8 at
King. City on the Chisana river
near j the. Yukon border. " ; i
Gillam said Meller,. was out of
gasoline and walked to Chisana
village where he obtained 15 gal
lons of gasoline from s hint and
'started back j. for King City, - in
tending to take off for Nasesna.
However, Moller failed to sd-
pear jthere.v ' . - . '-. ? :
e Asked i
In Petition For
Motor Permits
--4'"
- H.l , H. ' StaUard of PortUnd
Friday sent to the secretary of
state here an initiative - petition
providing; for a flat 83 annual
license fee for. automobiles, mo
torcycles and. trucks operated In
Oregon.' The petition; was not
accompanied by the proper, form
and. Was returned to Stallard for
correction. Stallard filed a sim
ilar .".petition with the secretary
of state prior to the general
eieouon . two years ago.
...
Plan to
1
Clear
Pass
... BEND,- OreV March 20 i (AP
Announcement was made here
today that It weatherN conditions
permlt. work of opening the snow
bjocked McKenzie Pass .will be
gin, about 'April l. . ; :: J . ., ;
- In i nllM tha fa fit i
Jbe. about 12 feet deep -but' the
average depth Is said to, be .be-"
low normal. .r. ; :;
TOTI
tfiTirtijiTnrit' nlavrs.
tournament player coach
es and spectators :
the photographers.
Coach Downle , and his Chem
awa Indians have been regular at
tendants at the tournament. The
Indians lost r cut in the district
play-off - by - a score . that resem
bles some of the closest produced
by the tournament yet. The In
dians, are flashy players and had
a strong team but-suffered "also
from the prevalent flu. . 4
! Cries ;; of Dowrn, ; Gilmere, ;
- down!H which have been in evi
dence at Salem high all season,
split the air at the Willamette
gynraashira Friday' as Vernon
. Ciilmore, physical director at Sa- -
' lem' high, walked past the .red .
and black rooters' section.
Immediately following: the Pen-dleton-Jeff
erspn game, came the
remark from the galleries that it
was no upset at all. Pendleton
had picked itself as winner before
leaving home. And 11 other teams
did the same thing; bat sow only
two still persist in;the original
impression.'' ; ',
Pimdleton was on, no doubt,
but they are the kind, of lada
who are liable to get on again.
Someone said concerning , the
wins Baker scored ver the
Buck at the first of the sea
son cooM nt be dnplkatod
now. The remark now retame
to mind and the fall force of its -;
troth is apparent. . . ,
: Then there was a suggestion
from a Jefferson follower -who
told Gehrke that he should have
given his team- chloroform to
make the players nnconsclous like
Pendleton. Perhaps be did do Just
that. Judging ' from the outcome.
Early Friday another Jefferson
friend disclosed the information
that; the - Democrats had several
nlavs which thev had not shown
yet and which were being saved
. - . . M A
for tne coming games. n.viuenuj
the plays .are still new. for it's a
cinch that none were shown
against-Pendleton.
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' It's - a nice bunch of officers
which head the O. S H. A. A.
That means athletic association,
and- Paul Jackson of Klamath
FaHs was here Friday. The best
feature of the present officers Is
the facr that their pictures look
so good in newspapers and In pro
grams.; Their, names do not look
bad in pYlnt either,
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AMUSEMENTS
8alT9 Golf Coarse 1 mnev soatn
en River Drive. IS hols watered fair
ways, largs aret:s. Fees 7 So. Sundays
and holidays. ..II. SO. I .
AUCTIONEERS
F. N. Woodry
13 ' Tears Sajern's Leadrne Auctioneer
and Furniture ueaiev ,
Residence and Store -.
110 North Summer St
BATHS
.Turkish baths and masssc.
Intnn. Tr1ntwn 1114 Krxe
. H.
Bunk.
BATTERY ' ELECTRICIAN
. . R. D. Barton National Batteries
Starter and senrator work. Txace
twtlon. forwi Court and Church.
BICYCLE REPAIRING
LLOTD'B. RAMSDEN Columbia
Bicycles and repalrlna. J 17 Court.
Ths best Id bicycles and repairing
H. W. Scott. 14 T H. Cjm'l. Tel.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
THThoe 11S. R. EL Notthna
CHIiXOPRACTORS
Dr. Gilbert. Ore. BMc. TeL S4SS.
Dr.au SCOTT. PSC, Chiropractor
ISC N. HIrh, TeL 17. Res, lltl-J.
DRS. SCO PI ELD,
practora, X-Kay and
Parmsr Chlro-
N-. G. M- . New
CLEANING SERVICE
Center St. Valeterta Tel JUT
ELECTRICIANS
HALIK. ELECTRIC Cfl lsTev tnrm.
Uon. SS? Court u. TeL No 1
EL' L. Welcli 'elect rlA ahnn XVIrlnv
fixtures, and supplies. Get our prices.
11S R Com !. TV-Y. IRStM. .
FLORISTS
FLOWERS - FDR ILL- va.lnn.
Olseq-a, Court A Hlah 6t Tey: SSI.
ALL ktnda f rtai'ai ; mi-ir rt
Florist.- ISth Market. TeL 1114.
CUT Floarera. w1tln hmn.f.
funeral - wreaUis, decoration C F.
BrelthauDt. floiiat. - CIS Btata Kit
Trt M.
GARBAGE
yalem eVwvemrer. TeL 1ST er JfHO.
HEMSTITCHING"
NEEDLEWORK.
Margaret's Shea.
418 Cirt.
INSURANCE
BECKE 'A lIENDBimria
l N. Ulh - - - TeL 1C1
. WILLAMETTB INS. AUENCT
i. ' Wm. Birven, liar. - !,
RXCltlfdre Ruttavfll Avm
IIS Mnnlc RM Tel ' ttt
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW -8AI.KM' LAUNDRt
THH WEiriEB IlIKnnr
nw et. commercial - . ret
Itlf
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;: ;:AIATTRESSES f
trvn ' to hmn
Asit akout wr woel tnattresja- Ren
Jfwnlsators. Capimi city
Beudlna Co, TeV i. aJ9 Norta. Cap-
LIT BOUT iS
Reed and Jones In no Limit
; Match Draws Attention
; Of Wrestling Fans . ;
f The wrestling V match between
Robin "Reed of Reedsport and .
Henry Jones of Provo. Utah, at
the Salem' armory next Wednes- .
day night is hailed by many as
the best wre3tling. match of. the
season. - ,-" .
: Following, the spectacular
matches . being shown recently, it
will have to be a good one to steal
any of the glamour from them
However, with no time limit plac
ed on the bout and with two such
evenly matched contestants, any .
thing or everything might nap
pen in1 the coming event.
. The boxing: and wrestling com- .
mission is preparing to Install
bleachers - to accommodate the
large crowd expected, due to the
large advance sale of tickets and
the general interest being shown.
Matchmaker Harry Plant has out
bid Albany on this bout, which Is
a deciding one between , the two
as they now stand even in wics
and loses. Superiority will be de
cided in the coining match, as no
time limit is imposed and it will
be a match to the finish.
Everding Shoot
On Next Sunday h
HUBBARD, March 20 An
nouncements are made of tie
"Hy" Everding hundredth birth
day shoot to be held Sunday be
ginning at 9:30 o'clock, March
22. at the Everding field 11
miles east of Portland on tte
Powell Valley road. The event,
sponsored by the Portland K"B
club, is held in honor of the 68th
birthday anlversary of T. R.
"Hy'V Everding, well known Ore-'
gon sportsman who Is a guest at
the Hubbard Mineral Springs
hotel. - 'J -
A new toll bridge across tLe
Mississippi river at Wabasha,
Minn., earned 3550.000 duricg
the first 22 days it was opened
five times the amount a ferry H
replaced earned all last year.
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MULTIGRAPBlNG
Salem Letter Shop. Tel. til.
MUSIC STORES
GBOL- C WILL Piano, mono
graphs, sewing machines, sheet tit sis
and piano studies. Repairing- pr"o
irrapha and tiewlna- -machines. 43 J
Stats, street. Salem. "...
' OFFICE SUPPLIES
ETerythtnit In office imppi tee, com
mercial Book , Stors. 1(3 , N. CoraT.
TeL ii.
PAPER n AN G ING
- Paper hangina and palntlnr. St f
mah's Paint Store. 15J N. Com'L;
PHnvir rT r-xrj imus 0
decoratlnr. paper hanrlna. tlnt:cai
etc Reiiabls workman.
PLUMBING and HEATING
PLUMBING- and reneral .repair
TeLS rabr Broa. li So. Liberty.
PLUMBING & SUPPLIES
Mesher Plumbing-Supply Co, 171 a
Commercial. TeL J700. (
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pampb-
printing, call at The ettciman Prtnt-
1 nsT i Daniirrmanf 91 t C s-....i.a
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
R-em Letter Shp. Tl. S37. i
RADIO
" T?1 srery purpoie. for every pure
rrA'L standard afxes of -R.tdiA Tuhex,
EOFS ErRpTnirif; .anno .vS
t.r St Til "" " " I"'
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STOVES
or "alj. rebuilt and repaired. IAH
Plain, hop baskets and hooka,
H?? i.. a'"n fence aCd Smtt Worsa,
ievrri-W PT rvtT . t'.. f-f r f 4 f"f n
TAILORS
OL IX. MrSTTF-r T.Ti r
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