The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 27, 1932, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextThe OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Wednesday Morning, July 27, 1932 PAGE SIX WMcks 5:15 Here Today Qorvaliis Play at VISITORS HAVE STRONG LINEUP Coast Grid Games to be Broadcast; Butler Will Report But no Publicity Solons' Hurler PASADENA, Calif., July 26 . (AP) Permission for the radio i Summer School Coaches to broadcast ot football games AODear: UObV WOOCI "closer supervision and control" of the Pacific Coast conference in meeting . here today. The favorable action followed Baseball rivalry betwen Salem I "lobbying mctivi ties" of represen- nd Corvallis. stronK while the tatives of radio interests In college city was involved In the which a proposal was made to Willamette Valley league race nntk " hnnAraA thrm. dollar. two years ago will be revired thie iorth of Ume be toward afternoon when the Corvallis mA-artta,n Mm m r. Chicks come here to play the Sen- H nB th,, ..Annu1 ,.v,. tors at 5:16 on linger field. . The Corvallis team is not en tered in a league this year but has been putting up some good ball especially on week days when several of the Corvallis boys who are enrolled on the Albany Alcp squad turn in and help their home team. Last Sunday Corvallis defeated an. Albany team which was com posed ot younger Linn county .players 17 to 5, indicating that The graduate managers made no mention of what their ac tion would be regarding radio broadcasting of games beyond the coming season. Grid schedules will be an nounced tomorrow by the faculty representatives utter they have given their approval. The faculty group also will listen to the re port of Jonathan. Butler, confer ence investigator. It is under stood the report will be entirely of a "constructive nature" and not made public. This forestalls what appeared for a while to be a possibility of some fireworks in the meet ing. PLEHID FIELD DAY TO BE FRIDAY Bean Picking is On at Jefferson JEFFERSON, July 26 Bean picking was , begun on the D. M. Burnett ranch Just north of town Monday. He has a five- samv T A Htm. VuinnW w the Chicks have considerable Fifteen EVentS Slated TOr riety. Four acres are of the power at bat. Joe Mack, Adams, Raynor, Krueger, Daniels, Weber, Carpenter, Hiller and Woodard composed the team that day but 'MnVi' Tnnnn 'Tr.rtlo" T.omK and others are expected to be with Lincoln Athletes; Girl Ball Players Ready iilPSif!. Jl! jeSfi iti Eat Ttacn plSSSSnd win ln Salem tending, coaching school at Oregon State college. The Sunday lineup I climbing variety, and are yield ing well. One acre Is not train ed, and these beans will be pick ed once or twice, and then left Ion the vines to be used as dry beans. Mr. Burnett is deliver- come Friday afternoon, when the Dig neid ana track meet win De 771 . j f . of children T HI I IIS HIM IxUlS Ti-a- - v 1 u staged, with scores auviuuca duiud us. lucbk uicu auu 1 . .. . . 1 m, there will be more on hand today. ?" in tTTi ff mlit ftQh TTnnn HtB1 Weber, second baseman, is a new- le ?"8Jn iLl UaStl U POT1 ile3(7 comer who is .expected to shine !d PJC" LU S" a w saa utu ui iaO svw uj.u. vv ONEHIT GAME Against Angels; Ducks Beat Missions 9 to 4, Stars 'Stay Right Behind Pet COAST XJEAOTB W. L. Pet. W. L. Portl'Ba 6t 48 .590! SmUI .85 1 .474 Holly. 7 50 .573 Sae't 58 64 .453 8a r. .61 58 .535 Oakland 53 4 .448 Los A. 5fl 5 .518 Minion .48 68 .414 LOS ANGELES, July 2 (AP) Willie Ludolph of Oak land held the Angels to a lone hit tonight and blanked them 9 to 0, striking out eight men. The hit was a single by Arnold Statz In the fourth inning. Oakland 9 14 2 Los Angeles 9 1 1 Ludolph and La Veque; Bal- lou. Caster, Moncrlef and Campbell. for Oregon State in coming sea sons. The Senators will use their reg- JEFFERSON, July 26 Clint Slinker, who lives In a house on Fred Wleds farm one mile Mrs. Nelson, director of activities The youngsters have been ia inann ,! of. practicing the events in prepara- n0rth of hr on th Marion road . M " . . u v u u I.U.B M & v . uvuu n HU . a . . , . . I T n A AVPOntlAn that rrt' XTrnA I "-to ""Jl - I wal COinZ HO me CUlLlTa.LlIIE. EDU " " u j uuu I 4J slinnM I. . . . . " will be on the mound and Frank V , . ? , L I became amy anc reu wun nis Bashor will probably do tho re- ?h. director b" sheeted Virgin- nead on the cultivator, cutting i-auu auu luaijuug mivaiuir i n rasa on ine oacK or nis neaa. j ter as official score keepers for He was taken to Albany where me evenis, ana jsod j? rencn ana the wound was dressed Ray Elliott will also be field day assistants. The Cherry City Bak ing company wagon will be on JACKIE ORSBORN UUT the grounds to announce the ROBERTS, July 26. The Ors- events and broadcast results, and I born home was the scene ot a will also make the awards. merry time when Jackie gave a Captains at the Lincoln grounds party tor ome ot his little boy this week are Bob French for the friends Friday afternoon. Present boys and Shirley Thomas for the beside the honor guest were Eddie Abraham Lincoln almost be- girls. The week's croquet cham-1 Goodrich, Buddie Zlelkle, Fred- tame a citiien of Oreeon In 1840. Dion, in singles, is Boh East, rick Jungwirth, Bobble Judson, Judge Fred Wilson of the Wasco Thursday Lincoln girls will play uoraon Bowman, jr.. uuane bci- eounty circuit court, told mem- their first ball game with Olinger iencoori unanea iingiey tnu en ui iao aiem jviwanis ciUD on L,jucoin exounas. I In a double header ball game Docks Win Handily PORTLAND, Ore., July 26 (AP) Portland won the opening game of the series from the Missions, 9 to 4, here tonight. The Missions scored two runs in the first lning but the Beaver-Ducks came right back with 5 In their half. A flock ot singles and a wild pitch did the trick. They made tour more after that while the Missions collected two. Bob Johnson hit ,a home run for Portland in the third and Hlgglns put one over the fence in the seventh. Mission 4 11 1 Portland 9 15 1 Lleber, Osborne and Hofmann; Zahnlser and Fitzpatiick. Three Salem Players Win, One Defeated PORTLAND. Ore.. July 26 (AP) Match play in the annual Junior championship of the Ore gon Golf association began today and one medalist was eliminat Fitxbugh Ashe, who led the boys' division Monday with a 77, was eliminated today by Curtis Johnson, who needed 85 In the qualifying round. Johnson won. 4 and 3. Several matches vent to the 19 th green. Joe Stevely. Port' land, defeated "Doc" Near, of Eugene, in one of the extra-hole matches. Results In the Junior division Included: Rex Pemberton defeated Ken Parker. 2 up; Bill Crosbie beat Wlnfield Needham. 1 up: Rich ard Pierce beat Don Farmer, up. In the second flight Millard Groves beat Del Berg, 5 and 4. B X JUMP H CHICAGO PITCHERS AHESICAX LEAGUE W. L. Pet. W. I Pet N. T. .65 80 .6841 Detroit 50 42 .543 CleTel. .55 89 .587 St. L. 43 51 .457 Philid. 57 41 .582 Chicago .31 61 .837 Wain. 53 43 .552! Boston .23 70 .247 ceivlng to give "Frisco' Edwards' sore throwing hand a rest. Lincoln Almost Oregon Citizen Wilson Reveals Seals Look Bad SAN FRANCISCO, July 26 (AP) While Deshong, Senator pitcher held the Seals In check here today, Sacramento whaled out a 6 to 2 victory over San Francisco. Deshong allowed the Seals but three hits and held them score less the first eight Innings. The locals scored twice on three hits in the ninth. The Seals were charged with five errors. Sacramento .6 11 1 San Francisco 2 6 5 Deshong and Woodall; Davis, Douglas and Brenzel. SEATTLE, July 26 (AP) Night game, ten innings: CHICAGO, July 26 (AP) Boston hammered three Chicago pitchers for 14 hits today to win 6 to 1. Boston 6 14 Chicago 1 9 1 Welch and Connolly: Frasier, Gregory, Wise and Grube. ENEFITG1E DRAWS CM Adolph's All Stars Defeat Champion Maytag Team; Hundreds Turn out Who said depression? Several hundred sports fans turned out here Tuesday night, some of them to witness their first game of kit- ball, and a fund that will go a long way toward paying the hos pital expenses of Don Gooden- ough, Maytag catcher whose leg was broken in a game ' several weeks ago. was taken in at the gate at the benefit affair. No ex act report was made but it was said the receipts, all clear profit for the rood cause, were well over $40. Adolph's All Stars, picked from among the best players on teams which lost out in the lea gue season, defeated Maytag, league ehampions, 8 to 7 In the first game and the second was called on account ot darkness when it was deadlocked at five- all. Players participating were: Maytag: J. Kelly, Foreman, Beechler, Bone,' Scheibner, R. Kelly, Nash, Good, C. Kelly. Su ing, Marr. Adolph's All Stars: Scales. Ad ams, Gever. L. Kitchen. Sanford Adolph, McCaffery. Burch, R Kitchen, Moon, Shepard and King. "Frisco" Edward donated his services as umpire. Browns Bt Solons ST. LOUIS, July 26 (AP) St. Louis combined four hits to make three runs InThe second and defeated Washington today, S to 2. Washington 2 9 0 St Louis S 8 1 Brown and Berg; Blaeholder and Ferrell. Hollywood 5 13 2 Seattle 4 6 3 Thomas and Bassler; Walters, Kileen and Cox. , f CM COUNTS --r CURTIS CUBS BEAT BRAVES That blind bogey (orna ment at the Salem Golf dab which we tneatkmed yesterday, see ma to be goi over bi. Im fact, the interest manifested the first day was swh that the powers that be decided to raise tho bid and put op a leather eaddy bag; a first prtae. If tho emtry Ut I hlg eaoogh, other prises) will be added, Noa-roem-bera as well as members are participating. Golf fans were rather disap pointed that Millard Groves and Walter Cllne. Jr.. didn't make the championship flight In the state junior tourney. But then any thing may happen in golf, as ev erybody knows who has played it. If that lad who got a hole-ln one for aa 80 hadn't there probably won Id have been 12 fellows, including Groves and Cllne, tied for one place la tho championship round. What a scramble there would have beest for that place; but Groves, who can shoot a good deal bet ter golf thaa 81, would have stood a good chance of copping. Ill SERIES OPENER wATioaix LXAcnrs - "W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. PlttsV. .54 SS .87 St. I .4S 47 A Chine 6 43 .843 S. T. 48 47 .478 Boat .48 4 .SllBrokL 4S 80 .474 PkiU4. -SO 48 JlOtCineia. .41 88 .414 BOSTON. July 26 (AP) Pat Malone started the second eastern Invasion by the Chicago Cubs to day by holding Boston to five hits and giving bis team a 7 to 2 vic tory. It was the big right bander's tenth win ot the season. Chicago 7 12 2 Boston 2 5 1 Malone and Hemsley; Brandt, Cunningham and Hargrave. PhUllee Poand Reds PHILADELPHIA. July 21 (AP) The Phillies pounded Car roll. Kolp and HUcher for 12 hits today to defeat Cincinnati, 19 to 5, Hurst, Whitney. Herman and Klein hit home runs. Klein's was his 29th of the season. Cincinnati 5 10 2 Philadelphia 10 12 4 Carroll. Ogden. Kolp. Hilcher and Lombard!; J. Elliott and V. Davis. Picnic Given by Lee Brotherhood Is Much Enjoyed Approximately 100 members of Jason Lee Methodist church en- Joyed annual Jason Leo Broth erhood picnic at Hager's Grove Tuesday night. The feature of the evening was a baseball game in which the married men defeat ed the single men 12 to 7. The single men had an alibi there were more 'players on the married men's team. The bene dicts replied that this was no ad vantage, as they didn't get to bat so often. Dodgers Take Two BROOKLYN. July 26 (AP) The Dodgers won both games ot today's doubleheader from St. Louis taking the second 5 to 4 when Al Lones trinled in the Some golfers are great on med- ninth and scored on Frederick's al play and some who shoot fine liner, after winning the openor matcn piay are never low in mea- I 12 to 6. al scores. Cllne is one of the lat- st. Louis 6 12 1 ter variety but Groves has ordin- Brooklyn 12- 16 0 arlly done well in both varieties. Johnson, Haines and WIlon. He was in a tie for second place Gonzales; Thurston, Shaute and in the qualifying round last year. Sukeforth. St. Louis 4 8 d Without discounting the abil ity of Dick Pierce who Is still in the running in the champi onship round, local fans are now pinning their hopes on Rex Pemberton who la a Dal las boy but carries a member ship la the Salem dab. He shoots a mighty good came at all times, being Polk county champion last year though piaying rrom scratch in a handicap tourney. Brooklyn 5 19 2 Dean. Derringer and MancusO; Clark, Qutnn and Lopes. ASTORH YOUTHS VISIT Pirates, Giants Split NEW YORK, July 26 AP) Pittsburgh won the second game of today's doubleheader 7 to 5 in 10 innings after the Giants bad taken the first 7 to 3. Pittsburgh 3 11 l New York 7 11 3 French, Chagnon, Spencer and Grace; Hubbell and Hogan. Pittsburgh 7 16 0 New York ".5 9 2 Brame. Chagnon and Padtlen, it their Tuesday luncheon. He said Lincoln aspired to an Important land office appoint ment and when he was not ap pointed, he was offered the gov ernorship of the territory of Ore ton. Lincoln refused the offer, Wilson declaredt Judge Wilson, who at one time lived in Salem, . also mentioned lhat Edward b. Baker for whom Baker cbunty and city in eastern Oregon were named, was one of Lincoln's most intimate friends, tnd that one of Lincoln's sons Rras named Edward Baker on this account. Baker, an Oregon con gressman, who was later killed in i Civil war battle introduced Lincoln for his Inaugural ad-tress. KEIZER. July 23. Frances and Florence Cole ot Astoria are Grace; Mooney. Luque, Ser-u-here to spend the week with their maeher, Gibson and Hogar, cousins. o'Farrell. played at Lincoln yesterday aft- lYllCtS.fc, I MOUoE ernoon, Olinger older boys lost the first 17 to 13; and won the second, 13 to 11. Lineup for the first game was: Oliver Lincoln Sederstrom rf.... McCallister Sexton cf. French If .W. Ritchie Hale p. M. Ritchie Clark lb...... 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