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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning. April 22. 1933
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Exhibiting even more strength
than had been anticipated, the
. Willamette university track and
field team won decisively In a tri
angular meet on Sweetland field
Fridar afternoon, scoring 69 1-3
points to 47 1-8 for Oregon Nor
mal and 45 1-2' for the Salem Y.
M. C. A. The race for second
place was not decided until the
relay as the T. had a chance to
nose ahead of the teachers by one
sixth of a point.
Willamette took seven first
places, Oregon Normal fire and
the Y. two. Willamette and the
Y. both outscored the Wolves in
second, third and fourth places.
The outstanding performance
ef the day was Jack Connors' toss
of 42 feet 4 1-2 inches in the shot
put, a heave which exceeded the
recognized Northwest conference
mark. This performance indicated
that Connors will be a contender
In the conference meet, but he
will have to keep on hustling as
these records have been falling at
each successive meet.
Other Good Marks.
Are Made In Meet
George Lloyd came close to the
- conference record in the broad
Jump and several other good
marks were made. Hart of Oregon
Normal won the 100, 220 and
high hurdles all in good time,
beating out Page of the Y. in the
two dashes.
McCulIough of Willamette
made the best time of his career,
2:07, In the 880. and ran one
quarter in the relay two seconds
faster than the same distance was
made in the regular race. James,
another Bearcat, won the low
hurdles but was hard pressed by
Cannady who is rapidly gaining
form in this event.
Page of the Y. ran the most
thrilling race of the day in the
440, passing the entire field after
a poor start.'
Willamette's best showing was
In the distance events, Cook, Mea-
ley and Felker all placing in the
mile and Brown, Lange and Ad
lerd finishing one-two-three in
the two mile.
Summary:
100 yard dash Hart O. N.,
Page Y., James W, Pemberton W,
10.1.
Mile Cook W., Mealey W.,
Freitas Y Felker W., 4:43.5.
220 yard dash Hart O. N,
Page Y., i James W., Blaco Y.,
22.2.
120 high hurdles Hart O. N.,
vaughn O. N., Carpenter W.
' Seargent Y., 17.5.
440 yard dash Page Y., Arm
strong W., Walsh W., Badley O.
N 55.3.
880 yard run McCulIough W
Buchanan Y., Barnett W., Nye
W.. 2:07.
220 low hurdles James W.,
Cannady W., Vaughn O. N., Car
penter W., 28.5.
Two mile Brown W., Lange
W., Adlerd W., Mulvakill O. N.,
11:07.
Pole vault Tie for first place.
Dean W., Dutton O. N., Crabtree
Susee Hurls Perfect Game
And Schwab No-Hit Ball in
High School Tilts Friday
GERVAIS, April 21. In a
one-sided game here this after
noon the Gervais high aehool
baseball team defeated the JiL
Angel Hill team, 9 to 0.
Lawrence Susee, Gervais pitch
er, held the mound nine Innings
and pitched a perfect game, no
runs, no hits and no errors, with
12 strikeouts.
Although, since the ML Angel
team is not a member of the
league, the game did not rate as
a B league game, it was given
extra prominence, the Mt. Angel
players having won a 1 to 0 game
from Gervais 10 days ago at Mt.
Angel.
SILYERTON, April 31. Ar-
land Schwab, Silverton high
school pitcher working nine ln-
cinzs for the first time in nis
career, hurled a no-nu, no-run me enampionshlp.
game against Lebanon high here
this afternoon while Silverton
was winning 21 to t. Schwab
struck out eight batsmen, " but
walked two.
Weisner, going Into eenter
field late la the game, helped
Schwab to achieve fame by mak
ing a spectacular shoestring catch
In the ninth to rob Sykes of a
hit.
All of Silverton's players In
cluding two substitutes, hit safe
ly, Johnson, Scott and Brady get
ting four each and Reed three.
Brady's hits Included a triple and
a double. Kuensl also poled out
a three-bagger.
It was the fourth straight vic
tory for Silverton In Willamette
valley Scholastic league nlar.
Games with Chemawa, the other
undefeated league team, next
Tuesday and Friday may decide
PIRATES WIN ID
CHEER ME F1S
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Pittsburgh 4 1 .800
New York ....... ..2 1 .867
Brooklyn ....8 2 .800
Chicago 3 3 .500
Philadelphia 3 3 .600
St. Louis ........2 '3 .400
Cincinnati 1 8 .250
Boston 1 2 .250
NEW YORK. April 21. (AP)
A burst of wildness by Hal
Schumacher enabled Boston to
score three runs in the fourth to
day and defeat the Giants, 3 to 1.
It was New York's first defeat of
the season.
Boston 3 4 2
New York 1 8 0
Seibold, Cantwell and Hogan;
Schumacher, Spencer, Luque and
Mancuso.
Pirates Win Opener
PITTSBURGH, April 21.
(AP) Jim Bottomley's .home
run was the only score Cincinnati
could make against Bill Swift to
day and Pittsburgh cheered the
opening day crowd of 13,000 tans
by downing the Reds 5 to 1.
O. N.; Baker Y., fourth; 10 feet
8 inches.
High Jump Seargent Y., Page
Y., and Abrams O. N. tied for sec
ond, Connors W. and Rleke W.
tied for fourth, 5 feet 9 Inches.
Broad jump Lloyd W., Ser
geant Y., Peplon Y., Cannon O.
N.. 22 feet 1 Inch.
Shot put Connors W., Matt
Y., Hayman O. N., Shephard Y.,
42 feet 4 1-2 inches.
Javelin Crabtree O. N., Ab
rams O. N., Blaco Y., Sergeant
Y., 145 feet 8 inches.
Discus Cannon O. N., Ser
geant Y., Connors W., Matt Y.,
124 feet 9 Inches.
Relay Won by Willamette
(Armstrong, Cook, McCulIough,
Walts); 3:42.
Cincinnati l s 0
Pittsburgh ,. 8 8 0
Johnson. Benton and Hemslev:
Swift, Harris and Grace.
Cards Go on Spree
AT. LOUIS. April 21. (AP)
St. Louis went on a batting spree
today and shut out Chicago, 4 to
o.
Chicago 0 5 2
St. Louis 4 14 7
Bush, Richmond. Tinninr and
Hartnett; Hallahan and J. Wilson.
Staters Barely
Defeat Linfield
CORVALLIS, April 11. (AP)
Oregon 6tate college defeated
Linfield college, 6 to 5, In a base
ball game here today. The visi
tors overcame a first-inning lead
of four runs and went into the
lead In the third Inning. Oregon
State tied the count in the fifth
and put over the winning run in
the sixth.
Linfield 5 10 J
Oregon State 8 8 i
Michener and Brostrom; Par
riah, Rlttenhouse and Keema,
Hollenbeck.
STARS SLUE TO
1
Martin Lofts two Homers;
Sheely Figures in all
Of Portland Runs
COAST LEAGUE
Oakland 13 S .722
Sacramento 11 7 .811
Portland 9 9 .500
Hollywood 9 9 .500
Los Angeles 9 9 .500
Mission 8 10 .444
San Francisco 7 11 -389
Seattle 12 .333
PORTLAND, Ore., April 21
(AP) Hollywood defeated Port
land 10 to 5, today for its first
victory in the opening series here.
Lou Martin, outilelder, aione
drove in five runs for Hollywood
on two homers.
After the Stars had scored a
run In the first Inning, Martin
rapped out his first four-bagger
in the fourth, scoring Shellenback
and Haney before him. The Stars
added another In the fourth. Two
innings later Martin rapped out
his second homer with Haney on
base. The Stars made another in
the sixth and two more in the
eighth to complete their score.
Sheely. catcher, figured in ev
ery one of Portland's five runs.
He slammed out a home run in
the 7th Inning with Sankey on
base. When the Beavers launch
ed an eighth Inning Tally he
brought in two men on his double
and came in twlth Portland's last
run when Oana, pinch hitting,
singled.
Hollywood 10 15 1
Portland 6 12 3
Shellenback and Bassler; Ort
man, Wilson, Murphy and Sheely.
Salvo, Vinci and
Ward and McMullen.
Woodall;
Burns' Homer Wins
SEATTLE. April n (AP)
Manager Burns of the Seattle In
dians managed a home run with
two men on bases in the .seventh
Inning of today's Seattle-Missions
game, and gave his club the win
ning run, the score being Seattle
7, Missions (.
Missions f 9 1
Seattle 7 14 2
Cole and Fltxpatrick; Haid and
Cox.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.
(AP) Night game:
Oakland 2 5 2
San Francisco 4 9 4
Gabler, Home, Phebus and
Veltman; Stine and Bottarini.
SO
HEART IN
Orv Mohler is Hero
LOS ANGELES, April 21
(AP) Orville Mohler. former
University of Southern California
star athlete, starting in his second
Pacific Coast league baseball
game got a double and three sin
gles in four times at bat, driving
in two of the runs which enabled
Los Angeles to beat Sacramento
11 to 5 here today.
It was the Angels' first victory
of the series.
Sacramento 5 10 0
Los Angeles 11 19 2
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BEATS LESLIE 11-S
Sacred Heart academy defeated
Leslie junior high on the baseball
diamond Wednesday, 11 to 6, in
the first game of the season for
both schools.
Sacred Heart scored three runs
in the first inning, two in the
second, three in the fifth and
three in the sixth. W. Gentzkow
grabbed hlUIng honors for the day
with three ouf of four trips. Sa
cred Heart was credited with
eight hits and Leslie four.
Browning pitched for Leslie
and Amend and B. Gentskow for
Sacred Heart. Players participat
ing included:
Leslie Boyd. Stone, Kelley,
Wavern, Niles, Browning, Nlles,
Leighton, Klmple and Chapman.
Sacred Heart D. Gentzkow,
Saalfeld, Amend, W. Gentzkow,
B. Gentzkow, WIesner, R. Gentz
kow, Thompson, Pillette.
Sacred Heart and Parrlsh will
play Friday afternoon on Olinger
field.
NOBLE WINS, 82-24
SCOTTS MILLS, April 21.
The Noble school played baseball
with Crooked Finger school Tues
day afternoon at the Crooked
Finger school, the score was 32
to 24 in favor of Noble. This was
a return game; Noble also won the
first game.
The St. Louis Browns are the
only club in the American league
never to havo won a pennant.
yet it is estimated Owner Phil
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Mound Duel won by Olson;
Jimmy Nicholson Tops
Red-Black Hitters
Albany high school's baseball
team nosed out Salem-high 5 to 4
in the ninth Inning of a pitchers'
duel on Olinger field Friday after
noon. Dolph Witxel, Salem hurler.
held the visitors to six hits In
eight Innings, but Carl Ellingson's
boys collected two blows and the
deciding run off Sherrill. who
took the mound after "Witsel re
tired In favor of a pinch hitter.
Wlttel fanned eight.
Olson, Albany chucker, struck
out 12 Salem batsmen and allow
ed but seven hits, three of these
being credited to Jimmy Nichol
son, who poked the ball beyond
the Infield each of five times he
came to bat. With Ramp on third
in the ninth, Nicholson made an
other mighty swat that might
have brought In the tying run.
but Scott was camped under it
in center field.
The score:
Albany AB R H
Higbee, If 4 0 0
Kielblock. ss 5 2 4
Barnes, 2 b 4 1 0
Olson, p 4 2 1
Davis, e 5 0 2
Robertson, lb .... 5 0 1
Ehrllch, rf 2 0 0
Scott, cf 3 0 0
Gentry, Sb . . ..... .4 0 0
Totals 38 5 8
Salem AB R H
Salstrom, 2b 5 1 1
Ramp, lb 4 0 1
Mason, ss 5 0 0
Nicholson, ef ..... 5 1 3
DeJardln, c 4 0 0
Pickens, If 4 1 1
Qulstad. Sb 2 0 0
Miller, ss . 2 10
Maert, rf 3 0 0
Pearson, rf 1 0 1
Wltzel, p 3 0 0
Wnltermute .... 1 0 0
Sherrill. n 0 0 0
Totals 39 4
Batted for Witxel In 9th.
Umpire, Adams.
Ball has spent more money try
ing than any of his rivals.
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W. L.
For number of years stu
dents, alumni and friends of
Willamette university have
bee forced to shun mention of
track and field achievements
wttlle recounting proudly the
record of the Bearcats la other
sports. This was not at all the
fault of whoever happened to
be coaching, bat rather was to
be laid to general lack of inter
est and facilities.
The season Is still young, but
Willamette's track team seems on
the way to emergence from its
perennial cellar position in the
Northwest conference. A lot of
credit is coming to Vernon Gil
more, in charge of the coaching
this year, and to the students in
general who have apparently
turned over a new leaf and are
enthusiastically backing this
sport.
The Salem Tennis association
Is getting ready for actios. The
first intercity matches will be a
week from Sunday with Mon
mouth. Deryl Myers, president,
announce that the rankings
will be made out next Friday,
and that any of last year's
members who have not paid
dues by that time, will h& left
off and wifl have to challenge
from near the bottom whew
they do sign up. Courts on the
state hospital ground will be
used, as last year, for team
inatchea and tournaments.
The Salem KItball league will
start play next Monday night at
8 o'clock, with Salem Golf club
playing Western Paper Convert
ing and Valley Motor opposing
Salem Linen Mill. Night games
will start the following week. All
of the teams will see action the
first week; Teachers vs. Klngsley
Ice and Elks vs. Kay Woolen Mills
Wednesday night, Hollywood Auc
tion Market vs. Brush College and
Coast Artillery vs. Capital Journal
Thursday night.
Salem high trackmen will meet
the Chemawa team this afternoon
at 1 o'clock. It Gilmore has been
bringing his Salem high boys
along as fast as the Bearcats have
Improved in the last few weeks,
New York
Cleveland 8
Chicago
Detroit 3
Washington ...3
Philadelphia 3
St. Louis 3
Boston ......2
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. PHILADELPHIA, April 21
(AP) Merrltt "Sugar" Cain, the
young southern pitcher, was a
stumbling block for Washington
today and Philadelphia defeated
the Senators for the second
straight game. 3 to 1. Crowder
pitched for the Nats and m
touched Just enough to give tbe
A's the game.
Washington 1
Philadelphia 3 7 3
Crowder. Burke and Sewell;
Cain and Cochrane,
Babe Home Again
BOSTON, April 21 (AP)
The New York Yankee ponndM
out 18 hits. Including Babe Rnth's
second home run, and; ceieaie.i
Boston 7 to 5 In the Boston club -i
home opener today.
New York T 18 1
Boston 5 8 1
Ruffing and Dickey: Weilanrt,
Welch, McLaughlin and Shes.
Schoolboy flouted
CLEVELAND. April 2 (AP)
Lynwood "Schoolboy" Row
was unaMe to stem the battles
onslaught of the Indians today
and Cleveland took its first shut
out of the season from Detroit 5
to 0. It was their fourth succes
sive triumph over the Tigers.
Detroit 0 5 0
Cleveland B 9 1
Rowe and Hay worth; HIIJi
brand and Spencer.
Sox Gets Two Hits
CHICAGO, April 21 (AP)
Bumps Hadley choked the Chica
go White Sox off with two hits
today and St. Louis scored a 4 to
0 shutout. The Browns did ail of
their scoring In their eighth inn
ing when they batted Paul Greg
ory out of the box.
St. Louis 4 7 1
Chicago 0 2 1
Hadley and Ferrell; Gregory.
Klmsey and Grube.
the red and black may have a
chance.
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