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The ORI&ON STATESMAN, Salem Oregon;' Friday Mornfngy MV 12, 1833
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By RALPH CURTIS
The horseshoes were all held
by Oregon 8Ute bat the edge in
pitching and especially tn field
ing was held by Willamette as
they battled through 12 Innings
on Olinger field Thursday after
noon, the Bearcats squeezing out
i-l to 1 victory to take the
lead la unofficial standings
among the college baseball teams
In Oregon.
Ed Tweed allowed the Staters
three clean hits and three scrat
chy ones, two of the latter being
fly balls that fell safe when Walt
Commons slipped and fell In the
left field mire. Tweed struck out
12 batsmen, most of them when
he was In tight places.
The first Oregon State hit
credited to the mud, was JenBen's
three bagger , in the first inning
which scored Callen. The two
other scratch 'hits did no dam
age. It. wasn't until the ninth
that the Staters hit a clean one,
and then there were two, by Call
en and Keema, resulting in the
lobe earned run of the game.
cored by Tommy Ward. That
run, on Callen's hit which came
when two were out and there
were two strikes on him, send
the game Into extra Innings.
Commons made up for those
two downfalls in the mud, by
banging out the hit that brought
tn Willamette's two runs in the
third. With two out, Oravec got
a life oa an error, Erickson walk
ed, another error filled the bases
and then Commons brought Ora-
ee and Erickson home.
Mannfag Mala Figure
la Winning Rally
Woodard had held Willamette
to fire hits for eight innings.
but was lifted for a pinch hit
ter In the ninth. Rittenhouse car-
. Tied on acceptably until the 12th.
In i that fateful Inning Man
ning started the fireworks with
a single and OraTee once more
reached the paths on an error.
aa overthrow that sent him to
second and Manning to third
"Slats' Gill ordered Rittenhouse
to walk Walt Erickson, which
Tras good strategy, for the force
play at the plate "Slats" was
looking for came to pass. "Cribble
rolled an easy one to Callan and
the second baseman made a per
fect throw, but -Bud Keema Just
- simply muffed it. Manning dented
the plate and the game was over,
- with, none out in Willamette';
half. ' '
Johnny Blancone. football lum
Inary, got Into the limelight as
usual, by holding objectionable
conversation with the umpire In
the 11th after he had been called
out on strikes. His Umps wared
him out of the game.
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Clarke, tb ........ .5 0
Callen, 2b .........5 1
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Huskies' Tennis Stars to
Oppose Willamette Today;
Bearcats Defeat Columbia
Devotees of the racquet and net I
game in Salem will hare an oppor
tunity to witness some exception
ally high class tennis this after
noon, starting about 2 o'clock, on
the Willamette university courts
when the strong University of
Washington team meets the so far
undefeated Willamette racquet
eers. , ' "
The Washington team, on a
barnstorming trip, arrived here
Thursday night. Its members In
the order of ranking In singles
are Bob Briggs, Ted Clarke, Bob
Witt, Harold Keeney and Mott
Rieke, the latter a brother of For
rest Rieke, Willamette basketball
star and track man.
The Willamette team retained
its -undefeated status Thursday,
defeating Columbia university at
Portland lour matches to one. Re
sults were, the Willamette players
being mentioned first:
Hagemann defeated Ram Is 4-4,
4-6, 6-1; Bennett defeated Vellum
6- 4, 6-3; Goyne lost to Wall 5-7,
7- 5, 8-6; Harmon beat Hoff 6-3.
6-1; Hagemann and Bennett de
feated Ramis and Vellum 3-6, 6-0,
9-7.
The Willamette women's team
defeated Reed college in Portland
three matches to two Thursday
and will play Oregon Normal here
Blancone, cf 6 1
Marsten, cf .0 0
Jensen, rf . ... ... 6 0 1
Creider, lb ........5 0 0
Weber, If . ..4 0 0
Hibbard, ss ........5 0 0
Keema, e ..........3 0 2
Woodard, p ..2 0 0
Mitola 1 0 0
Ward 0 1 0
Rittenhouse, p 1 0 . 0
Totals 43 2 6
Wfllametts AB R H
Pemberton, cf 4 0 0
Paulf 1 0 0
Egelston, e 1 0 0
Manning, lb 7 1 2
Oravec, Tf-lf 5 1 1
Erickson, 2b .......2 1 1
Gribble, 3b 5 0 1
Commons, lf-rf ......4 0 1
More, ss ...........5 0 1
McCann, c ..........3 0 1
Moore, cf 1 0 0
Tweed, p ....5 0 , 0
Totals 43 8 8
Score by Innings:
Oregon State 100 000 001 000 2
Willamette ..002 000 000 0013
Batted for Woodard In 9th.
Ran tor Mitola In 9th.
t Batted tor Pemberton in 9 th.
Sacrifice hits, Orarec, Erick
son, Moore; stolen bases, Clarke,
Callen, Blancone, Ward. Bases on
balls, off Tweed 7, off Wood
ard 4, off Rittenhouse 1. Struck
out, by Tweed 12, by Woodard 7.
Two base hit, Keema; three base
hit, Jensen. Hit batsmen, Weber
by Tweed. Passed ball, McCann:
wild, pitch, Woodard. Earned
runs, Oregon State 1.
Willamette 2, Oregon
Umpire, Dwlght Adams.
Errors,
State 6.
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Saturday. Results In Portland
were: 1
Janet Well lost to Muriel Nlcfc-
las 6-0. 6-2; Anna Calaba defeat
ed Lois SIssoa 6-1, 6-2, Isobel
Morehouse defeated Myrie Morius
3-6, 8-6, 6-1; Wilma Patheal de
feated Elinor Thurston 1-6, 6-4,
6-4; Calaba and Well lost to Mor
ius and Nlchlas 6-8, 6-3.
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Pittsburgh
New York .
-15 5 .750
.12 8 .600
12 10 .545
..10 11 .476
St. Louis .
Cincinnati
Chicago
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9 10 .474
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Boston
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Philadelphia "6 15 .286
NEW YORK, May 11 (AP)
Pittsburgh stared off a late Giant
rally that netted a run after two
were out In the ninth and won
to 6 today.
Pittsburgh 7 12
New York 6 14
Melne, Harris and Grace, Hub-
bell, Luque and Maneuso.
BROOKLYN, May 11 (AP)
The Dodgers rallied for two runs
In the ninth today and defeated
Cincinnati 7 to 6. Lefty O'Donl
hit a homer and four tingles.
Cincinnati f 10
Brooklyn 7 12 0
Derringer and Lombard!, Man
ion; Benge, 8haute and Plcinlch
Sukeforth.
BOSTON, May 11 (AP) The
Boston Braves dropped the first
game of the current series to the
St. Louis Cardinals today, 2 to 1
St. Louis 2 t
Boston 1 7
Hallahan and Wilson: Betts
and Spohrer.
Chicago at Philadelphia, post
poned, rain.
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LOS ANGELES, May 11 (AP)
Of all the wild ninth Innings,
Hollywood's against Portland to
day stands In a class by Itself.
The Stars beat the Beavers 'with
a fire-run splurge, 8 to 7.
Here Is what happened: Durst
walked, Brannan got a two-bagger
and Taltt, Carlyle and Jacobs sin
gled In succession. Manager
Spencer Abbott wared 8am Gib?
son from the mound and replaced
htm with Jack Wilson, another
right hander. It was a managerial
flop, for Wilson wild-pitched the
winning run across the plate af
ter walking Bassler and Strange.
It mattered not that Portland
scored fire runs in the fifth on
home runs by Berger and Sheely
Portland : 7 12
Hollywood 8 IS
Gibson, Wilson and Sheely;
Page, Gardner, Coster and Bass
ler.
OAKLAND. May 11 (AP).
Afternoon game (10 Innings):
Los Angeles 8 8
Oakland 4 8
Ballou and McMullen; Ludolph
Sallnsen, Gaoler and Veltman.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 11
(AP) Afternoon game:
Seattle 8 12
Missions 9 16
Page and Cox; Cole and Fit
patrlek.
SACRAMENTO, May 11 (AP)
Night game:
San Francisco ,4 10
Sacramento 0 9
Zlnn and Melsaac; Gllllck and
Woodall, Wirts.
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Sport fans may hare to do
come choosing this afternoon,
what with Salem high aad
Chemawa baseball teams play
ing at Chemawa, Farrlsh and
Leslie clashing oa Oliager field
at 8:43 p, nu, aad University of
Washington's famed tennis
team playing Willamette's un
defeated squad oa the Willam
ette court la the afternoon. If
you J mat can't chooee between,
these, yoej might drire down to
Oswego aad watch the Salem
high golf team play in the state
tournament.
But if you do that, better figure
on getting back in time to see Sa
lem Senators play their first game
of the season, against the Salem
Elks on Olinger field at 5:16. or
just as soon aa the Farrlsh-Leslie
game is finished.
And Saturday-) sare the
date for track, whether you
tarn oat on Sweetlaad field to
see 134 athlete from high
schools all over Marlon and
Clackamas coon tie and Molt
nomah outside of Portland,
romp la the district No. 7 meet
which will select entries for the
state meet, or go over to Cor
rallls aad watch trs boys from
most of the colleges In Oregon
perform.
We might at this point also put
in a word for.next Tuesday night's
grappling show, for none other
than the great Wong Buck
Cheung, heavyweight champion of
China and said to be the biggest
Chines in the United States right
now. will be her to meet Ted
Thye, former world light heavy
weight champion. Won- Is 28
years old, tfeet 2 Inches tall and
weighs 212. He is a graduate of
Northwestern university. ' H has
beaten Abe Kaplan and Wednes
day night In Portland defeated
Everett Klbbons of Chicago. He
la said to be not only big and
strong, an exceptional physical
specimen, but a smart wrestler.
Baseball fans, a lot of yon
missed one. of the best game
ever played in Salem, when yon
failed to turn out and see Wll-
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INDUS TODAY
Red and Black Loses 6 to 4
At Canby; Chemawa Tops
Lebanon High 15-5
Defeated to 4 at Canby Thurs
day afternoon by Canby high, the
Salem high school baseball team
will play Chemawa Indian school
this afternoon at 1 o'clock on the
Chemawa diamond. Both teams
bar played two games already
this week and may be a llttl shy
of available pitchers, but this sit
uation should neutralise Itself.
Both Salem high and Chemawa
bar broken even with 8irrerton,
so the teams are more or less on
a par.
A Canby pitcher who special
ized in strikeouts, whiffing 10
men, proved Salem's downfall.
The red and black achieved seren
hit to fir chalked np by Canby,
against the capable mound Job
turned In by Leonard Faist, but
Canby bunched two hit with
equal number ot errors and walks
in the third to score tour runs.
and got two more on two walks, a
hit and an error in the fourth.
The game at Chemawa today
was adraneed on the schedule by
arrangement between the coaches
last night.
CHEMAWA. May 11. Chem
awa Indian school sluggers bang'
ed Out 23 hit to defeat Lebanon
high 15 to 5 at Lebanon today,
Three Indian pitchers held Leb
anon to six hits, and their support
was much better than had been
accorded the previous day at
Woodburn.
Leonard Vlrette lost a ball ortr
the fence for a homer in the first
inning, with one man ahead of
him. Chemawa scored three more
in the second, one in the third,
fire in the fourth, one In the fifth,
two in the sixth and one in the
serenth.
Chemawa .-, 16 23 2
Lebanon '....5 6 2
Spencer, Seltlce, Vlrette and
Katchla, Zundle; Parrlsh, Miner
and Simpson.
lunette beat Oregon State 8 to
a in 19 innings yesterday. We'd
say that even If the Stater had
won.
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LOS ANGELES, May 11
(AP) Spencer Abbott; fiery
manager of the Portland Bearers.
today released Jack Wilson, right
hand pitcher, after Wilson had
walked and wild-pitched Holly
wood to aa 8-7 decision In a wild
ninth-inning that saw the Stars
scor fir runs. .
"You're got to hare control to
be en this club, stormed Ab
bott to the crestfallen Wilson
after the winning run crossed the
plat.
"What are you doing on if
then?" retorted Wilson.
"You're fired!" Abbott roared
at his pitcher.
And that was that.
BUS TO PLAY
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Final sanction was voted Thurs
day night for a football game be
tween Willamette university and
Columbia university to be played
la Portland next fall. A date will
be settled later.
Gene Murphy, who ' coached
Columbia university's greatest
football team through an unde
feated season last fall, plans to
make the Portland game with
Willamette an annual affair. He
said he considered the Bearcats
Columbia's best drawing card
among Independent colleges of
the state.
Both teams will be fortified
with veterans, particularly in the
backfleld. Columbia will hare
Merle Nehl for ball carrying half.
Corcoran fullback and ' John
Thomas for a passer.
Willamette's passing and block
ing star Gordon Williams will re
turn and romp with Johnny Ora
rec, sensational halfback, and
"01" Olson, th big "Mack
truck" who smashes the line.
Paul Schissler
Will Coach Pro
Team is Report
CHICAGO. May 11 (AP)
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Paul Schlssler, who recently re.
signed as football coaeh at Ore
gon State college after nine years
ot service, will sign to. coach the
Chicago Cardinals of the national
professional league.
Schlssler is expected to accept
a three year contract. Jack Chev
igny. former Notre Dame sUr and
Junior coach, held th position
last year, but resigned to go to
St. Edward' college, Austin. Tex.
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CLEVELAND, May 11 (AP)
Cleveland took sole possession
ot first place in the American
league race, a halt a game ahead
of the Idle Yankees, by defeat
ing Boston today. 4 to 1. Mel
Harder held the Red Sox to six
hits and contributed a home run
and a double.
Boston 1 I
Cleveland 4 19 0
Andrews, Welch and R. Fer
rell; Harder and MyatL
ST. LOUIS. May 11 (AP)
Ted Gnlliek hit a homer la the
ninth and scored behind West to
giro, St. Louis two runs and a
4 to 3 victory over Washington
today.
Washington 2 9 0
SL Louis 4 9 0
Stewart and Sewell; Hadley
and Ruel.
New York at Chicago, post
poned, wet grounds.
Philadelphia - Detroit postpon
ed; wet grounds.
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