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Newspaper Page TextThe OREGON STATESMAN. Salerno Oregon, Thursday Morninj?, May 21, 1931 PAGE TEN Squad Eicjked for Sal enn b Legion; Junior Mmsehall PRACTICE 1ILL OPEN SATURDAY Cpunty Schedule Soon to be Worked out With Four Teams in Action After going over . the choice submitted by the coaches and managers of the four Salem Le gion Junior baseball teams and In terested fani. and consulting their own Judgment. Coach Leo Frisco Edward and Manager Oliver Huston have decided to hare the following player report to try out for the Salem team: Vlvette, Perrlne. Faist. Wad dell, Maert, Vera De Jardin. Kat chla. Kelly, Bahlburg, McCarthy, F i 1 1 n g e r. Mason, Herberger, Jenskow. Ramp. Vic " DeJ ardln. Nicholson. Spencer. Coleman, Ray, -Pickens and Salestrom. It was hoped to begin practice Immediately but since Quite a number of the player are in volved in u cuunuuauiji struggle between " Parrish and Leslie Junior high schools, and alsa Once Coajrh Edwards ha gone north , to umpire the Whitman-Willamette games, the first tegular, practice will be called for Saturday. May 23 at 10 a, m. on Ollnger Field." It 'may be that a practice game with Stayton will be plajed at that time as nego tiations are under way. County Schedule Will be Arranged Manager Huston Is -taking up the question of a schedule for the county championship with man ager of the Silverton, Woodburn, and Stayton teams and it Is hoped to hare this 'matter worked out In the near future. The district team must be chosen and all cre dentials turned In by June 30. This means that the county championships should be settled In the near future for the district championship Itself must be de termined by June 20 in order to allow ten day time for revising the district team and preparing of credentials covering the elig ibility of player, which docu ment must be filed with the state chairman by June 30. Revamped Idaho Squad Defeated MOSCOW. Idaho.' May 20 (AP) 7oach Rich Fox found a sew Idaho lineup and nsed it. but Oregon State college won, 17 to 1, in their Pacific Coast conference baseball game today. . Sixteen hits. Including home runs by Grayson, second base, and Balncone, third base, were count ed off a quartet of hurlers.' THIS ISN'T IT -o I o f . v - WILDCAT PETE Pete Poses; Will Engage NewFoeman Following the meek unoffen sive appearing picture of Wildcat McCann in his new wrestling championship girdle. Wildcat Pete has gone r one better and -posed for the cameraman, or perhaps it was the artist, ana now a picture i interpreting, hi real nature as a Wildcat i at large.? ' ' ' : Two squat ears which-may have been used by other wrestlers for teething, protrude in cat style on either side of a head of slick hair with a dividing tline in the cen ter. The artist, for that is who it must hare been, did not hare to alter Pete's nose one bit to make it look like one belonging to a primitive feline.' but did add a few cat's whiskers. Incldently all who have seen " Wildcat Pete wrestle will admit that he is the cat's whiskers. 1 " This picture wilt appear soon in the Oregon Statesman, but if you are in a hurry to see what the expression on this face resem bles. Just off-r any hungry cat a mouse and then try to take it away again. Such is the writer's Impression of the Wildcat's mien as he holds a Jealous paw over the middleweight wrestling crown. The rest of the body Is one of & lean rangy wildcat, but also of interest is the look of Invitation and defiance on ' the countenance of Mr. Pete as he Issues the "call of the wild' to all comers while his back Is turned on a long trail of skulls and clean licked bones U. a. C .505 021 022 17 1(5 2 Idaho ...010 000 000 - 7 4 g Woodward and Mack; Daubert, Lacey, Rlchtl. Jacobs and Schutte. R H K j Wildcat Pete will wrestle Jim- mie Anderson of Salt Lake City at the Salem armory next Monday night on Matchmaker , Harry Plant's card. Anderson displays a PiRIS PLAYS EUGENE OUTFIT Roosevelt to be met Secqnd On dinger Field at . ; 3:30 P. M. Today r: Today at 3:10 on Olinger field, Parrlih Junior high will face Roosevelt Junior high of Eugene for the second time of the season on the baseball, field. : .' . ; Roosevelt Junior , high ' came here In football and played Leslie losing the game 7 to . No games were played between, the Salem and Eugene Junior high schools In basketball. Today's game may be the last Salem-Eugene classic of the year in the Junior high class. Incidentally with Leslie play ing Corvallis Junior nigh, there 1s a chance that a. valley champion can be selected . In baseball and Parrlsh now stands In a good po sition to annex this title if a claim is possible. Vic Dejardin may Ct the call for the mound today with Meyers ready to assume responsibilities if Vic gets Into trouble. Veo De jardin will catch, Hobbs : play first, Salestrom second, Nicholson short, Wintermute third and Gwen and White the other out fielders. . . . Big Playoff : Opens Today, Walla Walla The Willamette' Bearcats, - de fending champions of the North west conference baseball f title, meet "Whitman in the first of a three game championship series today at Walla Walla. The Ore gon Statesman will make an ef fort to get returns on the game Just as soon as it is finished. The Associated Press reports start at 5 o'clock in the afternoon and the game will probably still be in progress at that time. By 5:30 it Is expected that the report will be here, unless the game 1 prolonged. Coach Keene's Bearcats have not lost a conference baseball game for two years and have Just three games to go this season to keep that record intact. The sledding Is going to ; be plenty tough however and team morale is going to count a lot. Unless the altitude affects Pe terson's sinker, ball, : Willamette stands a good chance of winning the first tilt with Andy on the mound. chest in his picture which would dwarf that of McCann and counts himself with those who have beaten Texas Teddy Waters, Ya qui Joe and Kallio. Pete's words are, - "Bring on the new ones I'll tame them all." ' 1 MORTGAGES INVESTMENTS INSURANCE Have you ever - i invested in MORTGAGES? Mortgages on carefully appraised im proved properties offer an investment with the soundest, most tangible se curity that can be had. Yet the return is very much better than from the av erage investment. We constantly have on hand a choice selection of local mortgages, ranging from 3 to 5 years maturity and vary ing in amounts to suit the investor's requirements. j Phone 4109 or call J HAWKINS & ROBERTS, Inc SECOND FLOOR," OREGON BUILDING SALEM Ducks Break Losing Habit And Bounce Back in First Division; Coleman Homes COAST XJ&AOtrS W. I Pet. . ..W.' I Hay. .ai ao .545 u 1S 1 ,517 Part I'd 30 Ail r. .22 ax .sis Pet. XUfioaj S3 31 .518 gac't .31 33 .48 S OkkL 33 .46S SUU 1S 34 .439 SACRAMENTO, May SO. (AP) Portland STened the ser ies with Sacramento here tonight, winning: br acore of t to 2, Orwoll cheeked the locals to the last frame when they tallied twice. Three errors by Hack and Coleman's home run featured a six run rally by the Docks in the seventh. . ., T- .;: R R .- : u Portland ........... 9 11 . 0 Sacramento . . t t Orwoll and Fitspatrlck; Hob- bell, Hamilton and Wlrts. - Stars Beat Seals BAN FRANCISCO. May SO. - (AP) Hollywood beat the Seals 3 t& 1 in the second game of tbe baseball series tonight. Shellen- bach started for the stars bat was forced out after two Innings when he Injured his ; hand while batting;. Bray reliered him in the third and the Seals scored their only run on . Baldwin's donble and a single by Frailer. ' ' R H E Hollywood ........ S 11 0 San Francisco .....! 8 1 Shellenbach, Bray and Bassleri Daris and - Baldwin, Wilson. SO. ' LOS ANGELES. May (AP) Night game: . R - H E Missions S f 2 Los Angeles ....... 4 2 Caster, T. Pillette and Bren- zel; Ballon and Schnlte. - ! OAKLAND, Cal May 20. (AP) f R H E Seattle 6 8 3 Oakland 2 2 McQuillan and Fox, Gaston; Pearson, Ludolph, Tubbs and Read. EXTRA BASE BLOWS AID CUBS VICM xatiovaXi xxiatna W. U Pet. w. U Pet. Pt. L. 1S T .69Phll.4. 1 15 .464 N. T. 18 8 .693 Pitteb IS 16 .448 Bostoa 16.11 .S9SBrookl. 11 IT .414 Chicaro IS 13 .520 Cincim. 6 21 .323 BOSTON, May 20-r-(AP) The Cubs made 14 hits for a total of 24 bases to defeat the Brayes today, 7 to 5, and eren the cur rent series at one-all. Hartnett hit a home run for Chicago. R H E Chicago ..402 010 000 7 14 1 Boston ...200 000 102 5 IS 3 Smith and Hartnett: Frank house, Cunningham and Spohrer, McAfee, Cronin. Phillie Win A sain PHILADELPHIA, May SO (AP) The Philadelphia Nation als took their second xlctory from the Pittsburgh Pirates today, 11 to "7. The Phils made 16 hots off four Pirate hurlers. Arlett of the Phils hit two home runs and Re gan had one for Pittsburgh. R. H E Pittsb. ..110 S00 000 7 10 0 Philad. ..000 231 14x 11 II 1 Kremer, Willoughby, Grant and Phillips; . Bolen, Fallenstein, Shields and Davis. Berly Blanks Reds i NEW YORK, May 20 (AP) Aided by Bill Terry's home run. the New York Giants concentrated their attack in the sixth Inning today to defeat the Cincinnati Reds. 4 to 0. John Berly held the Reds to five scattered hits. ' R H E Cincinnati .000 000 000 0 5 3 New York .000 004 Ox 4 7 1 Johnson, Eckert and Sukeforth; Berly and O'Farrell. Herman Hero --Again -BROOKLYN, May 20 (AP) Babe Herman's single In the. last of ' the ninth scored Thompson with the winning run today as the Brooklyn Robins squared their series with the St. Louis Cardin als, 5 to 4. . . . - R H E St. Louis .000 000 202 i 10 2 Brookl. ..020 200 001 t 9 2 Johnson, Stout? Llndsey, Hal lahan and Wilson; Luque and Lopes. Senator Lineup Adds Strength For Next Game ' Zeke GIrod, manager of the Sa lem Senators, will take his place in the lineup at shortstop Sunday when the- league-leading Erer Ready team comes here, it was announced Wednesday. The Sena tors are just a jump behind Erer Ready and if they win, will go into a tie for top place. Brother Lou will carort on the opposite side of second, base from Zeke, Messenger will be behind the bat and Andy Peterson some where in the outfield.' Close of the , northwest -college conference season Saturday will make these men available. "(mm" ITIS MURE Defeats Cline one up With l Match Deadlocked to : i End of 36 Holes "Carmen's pay ordered cwt ays C J. headline. Probably dae to thp encroachment of canned opersTia the talkies. Now that the American Legion Junior city series Is over Oliver Huston,' chairman o the athletle committee of Capital .Post No. 9. American' Legion, comes forth with an expression of thanks' on behalf of the post' of the four firms which helped out by en tering and supporting teams In the local league: Valley Motor company. Guardian Building ftnd Loan company. Cherry City Bak ing, company, and Douglas McKay .Chevrolet company. 1 Huston remarks that the youth of Salem has not had sufficient opportunity to play baseball dae to absence of leadership for competition and lack of playing; facilities. Through the sponsorship of this program by the Legion and the business firms men tioned, opportunity . baa been given some 70 boys below the agf of 17 to play ball under proper coaching, and have de rived real benefit through ab sorption of the proper lessons ( of sportsmanship. ' , Hell believes It will be possible next (year to expand the league to slit or even eight teams and thus! give a still larger ; number of boys the benefit of good coach ing and helpful development in the national game. To which we can bnt add, Amen. Last American Out of Tourney WESTWARD HO I, Devon, Eng land, May 20 (AP) Sid Roper, a shy young man who learned his golf between shifts in a coal mine defeated George Voigt, today on the home green of Westward He! In the fifth round of the British amateur , golf championship. Ro per thus removed the last Amer ican hope to keep in the United States the cup Bobby Jones won last year. . v -: . :; Dr. J. B. Garnjobst emerged as winner of the Salem Golf club's spring handicap tournament Tues day when., he defeated "Walter min An nit In fK. fina1akf th ( championship flight. They had to play 31 holes to decide the title, as their first eighteen last week resulted in a draw, after an ex citing . match - in which the , lead changed hands several times. - . On Tuesday both men were on their mettle and played tight golf, with the lead changing hands fre quently but neither more than two up at any time. They were all even at the, 18th tee but 'Dr. Garnjobst took the final hole. Fred Ritner won the first flight through a victory over Dr. Lytle and the default of another ; op ponent who was called out of town; and Chester Cox defeated Dr. Johnson In the second flight finals. - - .-I- ---' The Salem club team will play Silverton club on the Silverton course Sunday. Salem club won in a previous team match here; Members of the clnb are now preparing tor the Qualifying round in the Bobby -Jones cup tournament. Unknowns Give American Pair Lot of Trouble . AUTEUIL, France, May 20. (AP) Paced by George Lott and Johnny Van Ryn, doubles favor ites, all except two of the Amer icans mustered for the French courts tennis championships ad vanced today, some of them as far as the quarter final rounds. The stellar American dou bles team ran into nnforseen trouble In defeating Georges Glasser and Antolne Gentien, two of the younger Frenchmen, but survived a third set uprising to win 6-1, 6-2, 11-13, 6-3. GROVE HELPS A S CHIH STREAK ' AKEBIOAH' IXAGTTE W. I Pet. . W. I Pet. Phils. -18 T .720 Cteval -1 16 .448 Waoh. 1 13 .618 Chicago .13 16 .429 N. T. 16 11 .588 Boatoa -11 17.39S Datroit .16 IT .485 St. L. S IT .820 1 DETROIT. May ID. (AP) Lefty Grove held , the Tigers to three scattered hits today and the Athletics won, 3 to 0. George Uhle, veteran - right hander, pitched for Detroit, R H E Philadelphia 001 101 0003 8 0 Detroit ....000 000 000 0 3 0 Grove and Cochrane; Uhle and Hayworth. 1 Browns Take one ST. LOUIS, May SO. (AP) The St. Louis Browns slightly loosened their - hold on bottom place in the league standing to day when they defeated the Bos ton Red Sox, 8 to 4. Pickering, Boston lnfielder, knocked two home runs. Boston ....101 101 0004 10 1 St. Louis ..340 000 101 8 15 1 Gaston, Moore and Berry; Stewart, Klein and Ferrell. Three Hits Enough CHICAGO, May 20. (AP) Pat Caraway held Washington to three hl4 today, bat the Senators made rood use of them to score X . . A TIT a I a 2 to l victory over Sox. Sad Sam Jones gave the Sox six i scattered blows. ! It.- - ; ' -RHJ3 Washington : 010 000 010S ;8 p Chicaro 1 ...000 600 000 V Jones land and Tats.; Spencer; Caraway New fork at Cleveland, rain. COUGAR TS DEFEAT BELT El PULLMAN. Wash.: May 20. rAPl The University of Oregon went wild! in the third inning and played errorless baseball through out to defeat Washington State college. f to 7, in a Pacific coast conference came today. , Trailing S.,to 0... Oregon upset the work la the third Inning. Five hitsi were bunched by Ore gon a (Cougar muffed another bingle that could have been the sixths hit4 and Flscna, Washing ton i pitcher, walked one batsman and hit another. All told Oregon matfe slif irons. Chester! Oregon first baseman, hit a hoke run in the fifth with the bases! empty, and Mitchell. Cougar I jtatcher, hit- another hnmAP fit ithtk. Alrhth. sporinr one man! aheai of him. ill -' " H B V. of O.i00 031 000-10 8 0 W. P. CJ 122 000 020- 7 9 5 Scalesi and Shaneman; Flscus, Estill an'di Mitchell. team FIVE-WJIY COEI1 AFFAIR SATURDAY Under the direction of Curtis "Hlrem" French, four year track man of Willamette, the Bearcats will enter the five way meet at Forest Grove Saturday with Pa cific' university. Lin field, College of Puret Sounds Albany college and Willamette competing. I A joint meet la an uncertain affair and It Is possible for a team strong in just a few events to profit by the splitting of points by the other entrants and win the meet. Willamette has "a good chance of winning in the half mile, two ' mile, pole vault and possibly the mile. . v Coach "Les" Sparks announ ced that a meet with the Mon mouth normal will be held here next Tuesday at whleh time the men will be chosen who will go to Walla Walla for. the northwest conference meet at which time all six of. tbe conference schools will send their best men. . - Sparks Is going to get some of. the baseball men out Mondsy to bolster op his team la several of the events. Pete Gretsch and Walt Erlekson are good on the broad Jump and ' Andy Peterson may also. be worked in. " PROSH BEAT ROOKS; ' CORVALLIS, Ore., May 20." (AP) The University of Oregon frosh baseball team defeated the Oregon. State rooks, 12 to 8, in a 10-InnIng game here today, j j"1' ii 1 1 tn i thoso Bargain BP t it l . v sal l HOUND Till PS to PORTLAND ..... $ 2.00 SAN FRANCISCO . $16.70 LOS ANGELES . . . $26.70 GRANTS PASS ... $ 7.70 Similar bargain farts to all points. . 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