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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, May 18, 1933
earcais Lose io Pacific in Aquatic
on . . Track
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DISTANCE RUNS
Score 75y2-55y2 but W. U.
Winner in six Events,
Ties In Another
Willamette university' track
team was impressive la the dis
tance runs and la lome of the
field events, bat lost to Pacific
university 7.5 H to SStt la
steady torrent of rain that made
a travesty of the meet at Forest
Grove Wednesday. Jumping and
vaulting were all but Impossible,
Coach Vernon Gllmore reported.
Willamette took six first places
and tied for another while Pac
iXle woa seven first places and
tied for one. Pacific mopped up
a majority of seconds and thirds,
but the meet might have been
closer had not one of the Bear
cat relay entries become 111.
The Bearcats swept both the
mile and the two mile, but Pac
lfle took all places tn the high
hurdles, and all but one point In
the two dashes.
Saturday the Willamette team
will hold a dual meet with Lln-field-
at McMinnville, and a week
from Saturday will engage in the
Northwest conference at Forest
Grove.
Summary:
Mile Cook W, Lange W.'Mea
ley W. 4:66.
440 Walts W, Maine P. Mark
ham P, 55.
-100 Klllits P, Smith P, James
WIO.3.
,220 Smith P, Killits P, Camp
bell P, 24.2.
-120 low hurdles Bruce P
James W, Cannady W. 14.
120 high hurdles Bruce P.
Klllits P. Hummel P, 17.5
880 Cotters P, McCullough W,
Barnett W. 2.12.
Two mile Brown W, Lange W,
Adlard W, 11:54.
High Jump Bruce P, RIeke W,
Connors and Lloyd W and two
Pacific men tied for third; 5ft.,
4 in.
Pole vault Dean W, Mason P
and Carey P all tied for first, lp
ft., S in.
Broad Jump Lloyd W, Con
nor P, O'Neil P, 20 feet.
Discus Franti W, Mattler
P, Connors W, 111 ft., 3& in.
Shot Connor's W, Crltchfield
P. Mattler P, 38 ft., 9in.
Javelin Mattler P, Heldobler
P, Franti W, 150 ft.
Relay Won by Pacific 8:50.
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HURDLE STAR
Hurdlers from all over Oregon
are watching with a certain
, degree of nervousness the per
formancee of Ken Filsinger
ef Salem high, who qualified
in the district meet here last
week to enter both high and
low sticks at the state inter
scholastic meet which will be
held at Eugene Saturday. His
time in both events has been
exceptional, perhaps a little
better In the lows than in the
highs.
Salem's northwest champion
Y. M. C. A. volleyball team
proved that the honor was well
deserved when It defeated Port
land four games out of five on
the court here Wednesday night
Purpose of the exhibition con
tests was to raise funds to help
defray cost of the Salem team's
trip to Oakland for the coast
tournament.
Portland won the first game
15-12, but it may be that the
Portland boys had broken train
ing after the recent tourney at
Seattle; at any rate they looked
demoralized as Salem swept the
next three,; 15-3, 15-7, 15-0. The
visitors came back and took the
lead in the fifth game, but were
nosed out 15-12.
SHEFFER
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"graveyard of the Atlantic"?
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18 Pitcher
20 Twitching of muscles
22 Negation
24 Grassy plain
26 To restrain from acting
27 To treat to liquor
29 Ivory cubes
31 Prefix, to
33 Neon: chemical symbol
35 Strike lightly
36 Wild ox
37 Which of the U. S. was first to
grant complete suffrage to
women?
39 One who dandles
40 Strike softly
42 What American merchant was
the promoter of the first sab
marine telegraph cable be
tween Europe and America.?
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44 Tellurium: chemical symbol
46 Bights -
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cian originated the law in elec
tricity which states t Tho
strength ef an unvarying car-
vent is directly proportional te
the electromotive force?
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ALBANY
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Bearcats Have to Play, for
Division Championship
Must be Settled .
One more of Willamette uni
versity's baseball games was post
poned on account of rain Wednes
day, but there is one scheduled
for today which wgl be played In
any kind of weather short of a
cloudburst or snowstorm, Coach
Spec" Keene said last night..
This Is the twice-postponed re
turn game here with Albany col
lege, and It will start at 8:80 p.m.
Being a Northwest conference
game, it just has to be played, and
there are only nine more week
days In which three conference
games must be managed somehow
by the Bearcats.
The other two are with Lin-
field, and as a result of Tuesday's
split double header with Pacific.
Willamette will have to take both
of them and also the game today
with Albany, to win the western
division championship on which
the Bearcats have had a monop
oly for the last four years.
The reason the division race
must be decided by the end of
next week Is that the lnter-dlv!
slon series at Walla Walla is to
start the following Monday, May
29. It will be a three-game series
Whitman has already won the
eastern division title.
Willamette disposed of Albany
easily in the first game, but may
face a different situation today,
especially it Dowling does the
pitching. The former Alco out
fielder has been doing some tight
hurling In recent games.
Postponement of the game with
Oregon at Eugene Wednesday,
probably means that the Webleet
will be met only once this season,
here next week. Tomorrow the
Bearcats go to McMinnville, Lin
field coming here for the return
game Monday.
HUBBARD IS WINNER
HUBBARD, May IX. - In a
return game, Hubbard high won
a baseball game played at St. Paul
from that team by a score or 7
to 4. Hubbard also won a game
from St. Paul last week, making
it two straight wins for Hubbard
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New Name of Team Coming
Sunday For League Opener
Ike wolfer's Federals will be
the name of the baseball team
which faces the Salem Senators
here in the opening game of the
Oregon 8tate league next Sunday.
This team was formerly known as
the West Side Babes.
Wolfer who Is an ex-profession
al player and who is well known
tn Salem, was much Interested In
Ray Brooks' youngsters last sea
son and has outfitted them with
complete new equipment. Wolfer
who was one of the greatest out
fielder! in the Coast league sever
al years ago. has been working
out with the youngsters and may
Play an outfield position In Sun
day's game.
L. H. Gregory, sports editor of
the Oregonlan, who is also Inter
ested In the youngsters, plans on
making the trip to watch the op
posing pitchers workt He Is inter
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Still and all, we prefer this
weather to tornadoes and
earthquakes. And It that does
n't convince yon, think of poor
Klamath Falls, which contin
ues to have its daily snow
storms. Frisco Edwards picked
a poor year to move, though
we hear he is doing quite well
down there, thank yon, with a
Legion Junior team and a town
team and worlds of support for
both.
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The Salem high baseball team
is scheduled to visit Albany to
day, but we wouldn't bet on It.
They called off that game Tues
day when it wasn't raining much
here. Chemawa Is slated to come
here next Tuesday.
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Quite a compact little track
team Vernon Gllmore will take
to Eugene for the state meet
Saturday They leave Friday
to take in the Oregon - O. S. C.
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ested In. Delbert Wilson and Ed
Demorest who are slated to pitch
the game.
Ray Brooks, veteran manager
who organized these youngsters.
Is still at the head of tne newly
named team.
Manager Frank Bashor of the
Senators announced Wednesday
that he expected to start Wilson
in Sunday's game, with Adams on
first base, Keber on second, Gib
son at short. Mason on third,
Scales, Foreman and Colgan in
the outfield. Bashor will don the
big mitt and the proective armor.
It is expected to be a southpaw
battle. Wilson was credited with
a one-hit game last year and De
morest Hsrled a no-lift game
against Hood River several weeks
ago, so none of the batsmen on
either side should feel confident
of starting oft with a fat hitting
average'.
meet. Filslnger in both hurdles,
Burgoyne in the high Jump,
Shepard in the mile, Varnes in
the discuss,. Mohr in the 440,
Hughes in the 220, and Tternar
dl to team with Mohr, Hughes
and Filslnger in the relay. We
rather expect them to take
some points. Shepard's mile
here last Saturday was we
hear, the best in any of the dis
trict meets.
If you think the weather has
hurt the college and high school
ball teams, think of the kitball
league. Don't believe they have
played more than half a dozen
games, and all the rest are al
ready postponed.
Loren Easier, ex-Bearrat who
will coach the College of Idaho
Coyotes next fall, writes to
friends here that the material
and the prospects are about the
poorest any college ever had,
but he nevertheless warns Spec
Keene to look out next fall.
MT. VIEW DEFEATED
MOUNTAIN VIEW, May 17.
The Mountain View grade school
baseball team lost to the Brush
College nine Friday afternoon on
the Brush College ground.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Pittsburgh ...........IS - S .892
New York ......... ie t .IS?
Brooklyn ....12 11 .522
Cincinnati 13 IS .500
St Louis ...14 14 .500
Boston r.U 16 .46?
Chicago mi.. U 16 .407
Philadelphia 8 20 .286
PITTSBURGH. May 17 (AP)
Harold Smith, Rookie right-
handed pitcher, held the Phillies
to two hits . after French had
been nicked for- four runs in the
second Inning to give the Pirates
their third straight victory today.
The score was 6 to 4.
Philadelphia 4 11 1
Pittsburgh 6 13 0
Berly, Collins and Davis;
French, Smith and Padden.
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Brooklyn 5 11 1
St Louis 2 8 1
Heimach, Thurston and Lopez;
Walker, Johnson and J. Wilson.
Boston ... 8 12 0
Cincinnati 0 8 1
Brandt and Hogan; Smith,
Frey, Rlxey and Lombard!. Man
Ion.
DALLAS HIGH THICK
DALLAS, May 17 Dallas high
school's track team has won hon
ors In two meets daring the past
two weeks, coming in second in
the three way meet at Albany and
scoring 18 points at Corvallls
last week. The next meet for the
locals will be held here Saturday,
May 20, when Dallas will meet
some of the smaller schools in
Polk county.
At the district meet at Corval
lls, Dallas captured three first
places, tied for first in another
event, and took third place in the
relay. Bill Cadle won in tne discus
with a throw of 107 feet 7 inches
Burrell Webb won the 440 In 56.2
seconds, and Bob MacMUlan took
first In the 220 low hurdles in
28.3 seconds. Dean Cadle tied for
Ahead
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COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Sacramento ........26 16 .619
Portland 23 17 .575
Los Angeles 23 18 .561
Mission 23 20 .536
Hollywood 22 20 .524
Oakland 21 20 .512
San Francisco .'.....15 28 .349
Seattle ....12 26 .316
SACRAMENTO, Calif., May 17
(AP) Joe Bowman kept Sa
cramento guessing tonight and be
ing poor guessers, the Senators
were able to find him for but
one run to lose the "second game
of the series to Portland 7 to 1.
Bowman whiffed 10 batters,
and was deprived of a shutout on
a single and double in the sev
enth softer two were out. Laurl
Vinci, who was running a shut
out streak last week, was knock
ed out of the box for the sec
ond straight time. Sheely and
Blackerby connected for four hits
each.
Portland 7 16 1
Sacramento ........ 1 11 1
Bowman and Sheely; Vinci
and Woodall.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 17
(AP) Ran Francisco's Seals
edged out Hollywood's Stars 1-0
today in 11 Innings In an air
tight battle featured by Curtis
Davis, gaunt right hander, scor
ing the lone run himself.
Hollywood 0 6 I
San Francisco 1 8 1
Page and Summers; Davis and
Mclsaacs.
Seattle 3 8 2
Oakland 5 10 1
Sewell. A. Walsh and Cox; Mc
Evoy and Veltman.
Missions 14-17 3
Los Angeles .12 15 3
Babich. Johnson and Fltzpa
trick; Herrmann. Stitzel. Nelson,
Buchanan and McMullen.
first in the pole vann at 10 feet.
In the meet at Albany. Dallas
annexed three first place, four
seconds, five thirds, and tied for
one second and one third.
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- AMERICAN LEAGUE
New" York ....... 16 9 .640
Washington ...... 18 11 .621
Cleveland ....... 17 tt .586
Chicago 15 11 .577
Philadelphia 11 14 .446
Detroit ......... 11 15
423
St. Louis 11 17
393
Boston 8
11 .320
Washington. May 17 (AP)
Washington today handed Cleve
land and Wesley Ferrell a 3 te 2
defeat to take undisputed posses
sion of second place in the Amer
can league.
Cleveland 3 8 1
Washington 8 10 0
Ferrell and Myatt; Crowder
and SewelL
St. Louis ........ 3 t 0
Boston ......... 7 13 2
Blaeholder, Gray and Shea;
Pipgras and Ferrell.
Detroit 1 6 1
New York ...4 7 1
Fischer, Wyatt and Hay worth;
Gomez and Dickey.
Chicago T 0
Philadelphia 2 6 1
Durham, Faber and Berry,
Grube; Walberg, Peterson, Diet
rich and Cochran.
Mildred Miller
Is Outstanding
Woman Athlete
Mildred Miller, Salem, was se
lected Tuesday as the outstand
ing voman athlete of the Wil
lamette university senior elass by
the women's athletic association.
Selection for this honor is made
each year on the basis of leader
ship, character, scholarship, per
sonality, sportsmanship and abil
ity. Miss Miller is president of
the association, a member of Cap
and Gown and of Delta Phi sor
ority She will receive the W. A.
A. silver loving cup at awards
day exercises here Friday.
Mary White, Salem Junior, was
elected president for the coming
year of the Women's Athletic as
sociation. Other officers elected
include Betty Moffat, Bombav,
India, vice president; Anoka
Coats. Salem, secretary;, and Sei
ko Watanabe. Salem, treasurer.
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