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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Tuesday Morninff, June 6, 1933 Kifybons and Thye to Furnish Mat Thrills Here Tonight PAGE SIX i i 4'- ( t EMilER T IKE HIS I Favors Football Tactics; Supporting Card Sign Of Lively Action One more member of the "thun dering ' herd" of heavyweight wrestlers will be introduced to a Salem audience tonight when Ev erett Klbbons, ex-Oklahoma Aggie gridster, will step onto the arm ory mat for a match with the old reliable Ted Thye. Kibbona was a notable perfor mer on the gridiron and he is earning further honors as a trap pier. He has become a favorite in Portland recently, defeating Thye and Dick Stahl, the latter cham pion of Germany. Thye will be out for revenge tonight. Klbbons lost one bout to Wong Bock Cheung, but there la no disgrace in that. Like Sonnenberg, Savoldi and the other football players con verted to the mat sport, Klbbons relies to a great extent on flying tackles and other rushing tac tics, and this style of wrestling is calculated to supply some thrills, especially In view of the fact that Thye Is not a bit slow- about adopting similarly aggressive me thods. Plenty of excitement is guar anteed by the remainder of the card, for tonight. Chet Wiles and Herman Olson will clash in. the one-hour bout and they are count ed upon to keep the fans in an uproar while they perform. Prof Newton, who finally de feated Chub Patchin last Thurs day after they had grappled twice, the first bout going to a draw, will be matched with the obstreperous Joe Gardinler. fason Lee and Bungalow Nine Win at Kitball Jason Lee defeated First Meth odlst 5 to 4 in the church kitball league last night. Eckman and McDonald comprised the battery for First Methodist; while Hese- man and Watson filled that ca pacity for Jason Lee. Bungalow Christian scored 16 runs to 2 for the First Presbyter tans to take their game with ease. Walker and Esch were the battery for Bungalow, Lemmon Hale and Barrett f-r the Presby terlans. This evening First Methodist Sublimity Stops Stayton, Hubbard Halts Mt. Angel In Valley League's Upsets SUBLIMITY, June 5. TheiSunday. The Dayton team start- Sublimity ball team, hitherto ed out with a three run lead but sharing the cellar in the south- waa unable to retain It. Jay Wil- ern Marlon county division of the Hams, Amity first sacser, got Mid-Willamette league, rose to three hits. new heights by administering the R- H. E. first defeat of the season to Stay- Dayton a s ton. 6 to 4. to 8udd1t the major I Amity 11 ; 2 fireworks of the league's hostili-1 Reischstein and Stoutenberg; ties Sunday. I Rosenbalm and Stewart. The game started strictly ac cording to forecast, Stayton open- hALSET, June 6. (Special) ing w-un a iour-run BpiurES in Sweet Home's Mid-Willamette the first- inning on a walk, a hit league team defeated Halsey 9 to a inree errors. fi nere Sunday behind three-hit But when M. Dozler started nltchlnr by Schmitx. which more off Sublimity's half wtth a home I than made np for poor support run off Myers,, tmngs oegan to given him.. look different. Sublimity got one r. h. E. more run that Inning, another In Sweet Home ...9 14 8 the fourth, two In the sixth and Halsey 5 3 S one in the eighth. Meanwhile, Schmiti and Schmitx: Norton, after that four-run rally, Stay- Cunningham and McCalllster. I N IS 3- HITSOTOUT ton was held to two more hits and no runs, by B. Zuber and Klrsch. B. Bradley was the big gun at bat for Sublimity, getting two singles, a double and a walk for a perfect day. Myers was nicked for nine hits. Wilson Gets Many Prizes, Sunday Game HUBBARD, June 5. Hubbard achieved the distinction of de feating Mt Angel for the first ... I lit J TIT211 11. 1 . nuio m nnu-wniauieiio league SnMU WMan n11orf dnwn game here Sunday, winning 15 to , . . ' , 4. Johnson of Mt. Aneel scored luo "uu "l luo half of his team's runs with, a Sunday's ball game here, In ad- pair of homers, and Mc Arthur I ditlon to gaining credit for pitch- contributed the only one of Hub- ? three-hit same. He eeta the bard's 20 blows which went for cleaning and pressing service off- ine circuit, ine game was ex-iered by Roy Foreman of the Sa ceptionally v ell played. hem Cleaners for the first hit: R. H. E. so cents In trade at the South Mt. Angel . 4 11 2 salem Pharmacy for the first MUDDara id zo o Wolf, Johnson and McArthur and Bents. Schaar; MONITOR, June 6. (Special) Aurora gained sole possession of first place In the northern three-base hit of the season; two passes to the Grand theatre for the longest hit of the day; and a steak dinner at the Central Cafe for the first run. George Scales gets the carton of cigarettes offered by George Solons Collect Eight Blows To win 4-0; Federals And Schapps win STATE LEAGUE W. L. Federals 3 Salem 2 Schapps 2 Eugene 1 Bend 1 Albany 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 Pet. 1.000 .667 .667 .23.1 .000 Scores Sunday At Salem 4, Bend 0. At Eugene 1, Federals 4. At Albany 0, Schapps 8. Marlon county division of the Waters for being the best all-Mid-Willamette league Sunday, around performer of the day; Bill by defeating Monitor here 7 to 5. Moye wins a dinner at the Food Monitor hitters got four two- Shop for the first sacrifice of the baggers and a triple. season; Ken Manning gets a R. H. E. steam wash for his car, if any, at Aurora .....7 8 6 Day and Niles, for the first two Monitor 5 11 8 bagger; Paul Keber gets two pass Owen and Evans; Cooper and es to the Grand for the first stolen Norton. base; and Rex Pemberton gets two bits In trade at Doc Lewis AMITY, June 5. The Amity pharmacy for the first strikeout. baseball town team defeated the --Ti,I-T-. mtt TCC. Dayton town team 11 to 8 here MICKEY MOUSE "Squeak" Wilson allowed the Bend sluggers Just three hits for a shutout Sunday, and his mates clicked eight blows off Wunder. a mound opponent who looked equally effective, so the Senators won 4 to 0. It was a snappy game, over in considerably less than two hours, and as promised, it started on time. Only one Bend runner got to third base, and Wilson was never In any danger. Heptlng, who was a leading hit collector for House of David last year, got one of the blows and Wunder the other two. Wilson also figured in the slugging, poling out a long three-bagger In the fourth which was Salem's first hit and result ed in the home team's first score when McNeely dropped Oravec's long fly. The rest of Salem's runs were earned, though the Elks committed three more mis plays. George Scales was the hitting star of the day, collecting three. Manning hit a two-bagger and Keber, Moye and Pemberton also figured In the hitting. The rest of the Solons smacked the ball hard but Bend's speedy outfield ers pulled a lot of them in. Hep ting robbed Salem of a run when he roamed far back of second base -to pull down Oravec's Texas leaguer. Summary: Bend AB. R. If. Allen, rf 2 0 0 Russell, 3b 3 0 0 McNeely. If 3 0 0 Murnhv 0 0 0 Heptlng, ss 4 Weedman, ct 2 Lewis, cf 2 Eubanks, c 2 Stinnett, 2b 3 McCail, lb 3 Wunder, p 3 Totals 27 Salem AB. Oravec, rf 4 Manning, lb 4 Keber, 2b 3 Scales, cf 4 Gribble, 3b 4 Gibson, ss . . . 5 Pemberton, If 3 Moye, c 3 Wilson, p 4 Totals 3 4 Score by innings: Bend 000 000 000 0 Salem 000 100 21x 4 Batted for McNeely In Sth. Stolen baes Lewis, Oravec 2, Keber. Sacrifice hits Russell, Moye. Bases on balls off Wil son 4, off Wunder 5. Hit bats men, Oravec and Gribble by Wun der. ' wo - base hit Manning. Three-base hit Wilson. Errors Bend 4. Earned runs Salem 3. Struck out by Wilt op 5, by Wunder 5. Time of game 1:55. Umpire Mason. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 R. H. 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 4 8 R. H. E. Federals 4 7 0 Eugene 1 3 4 Charles and Warren; Wilt shire and Shaneman. R-. H. E. Schapps 8 15 1 Albany 0 6 Hellner and Turple; T o w n e and Wilkinson IKE STARTS E H GETS VICTORY PHILADELPHIA. June 5- (AP) Lefty Grove, starting his first game since May 6, today pitched Philadelphia to a 7 to victory over Washington. Grove and Schulte hit home runs. Washington 4 11 Philadelphia 7 14 1 Crowder, Burke, McAfee and Sewell, Beri?; Grove and Cochrane. WOODBURN BEATEN OUI CITY GAME WOODBURN, June 5. The Woodburn ball team of the Port land Valley league lost at Oregon City by a score of 5 to 2 Sun day. Woodburn battery was Beck pitcher, and Batchlor catcher. Beck struck out six men. He did not display his usual speed as he pitched two games last week and his arm was quite sore. Woodburn scored one run In the first inning, one In the sec ond; Oregon City scored one in the third, two in the fifth and two In the seventh inning. Next Sunday the Buckaroos of Portland, a new contingent for the league, will play the Wood burn team here on the Legion grounds.. When the Vancouver Soldiers' team dropped out of the league the Buckaroos took their place so the two teams have not crossed bats. However, a good game is anticipated. Pade's Squad And Golfers Win, Kitball Pade's Grocery and the Elks staged a great battle on the kit ball diamond on Sweetland field Monday night, the grocers final ly emerging with a 4 to 2 victory, although Hesseman of the Elks held them to three hits. Four er rors proved the Elks' nemesis. Pade's boys played flawlessly in the field. Stelnbock of Pade's struck out 20 batsmen but allow ed seven hits. Salem Golf Club went on a ram page and defeated Kay Woolen Mills, 20 to 5. Nobody knows which team Ercel Kay really wanted to win. Tonight Salem Linen Mills will play Coast Artillery, and Western Paper will meet Hollywood Auction. 23 10 Chicago 14 St. Louis 7 Wyatt and Grube; Blaeholder, Gray, Stiles and Shean, Cronch. Detroit 8 14 4 Cleveland 7 18 0 Frailer, Sorrell, Hogsett and Hay worth; F e r r e 1 1, Connally, Craghead and Spencer. aura COMMENTS CU&TIS .Have yon broken OO yet? We saw some golfra who had, and a good many who hadn't, enter ing the KlMnor Sun day and yeerUrday trying to find oat what Bobby Jones had to tell them to help then do it. Tbe flrt episode dealt exclusively with the manner of gripping golf club, and it contained nothing new to us but that waa becau.e Krccl Kay told ua exactly the same things, with practically the iame explana tions, sometime ago. O Next week Bobby will discuss position and backswing, two of the most important things about the golf swing, and they'll be worth a lot to most of us if Be is as thorough about It as he was about the grip. O On entering the theatre we beard some terrible noises and figured Bobby waa showing how to blast out of a sand trap, but it turned out that it was a lot of shell's and bombs burst lag in the feature picture. O The Bobby Jones tournament at the Salem Golf club also got a good start Sunday, 33 players turning in qualifying scores. AH players In the vicinity are invited to partcpate, whether club mem bers or not. Net scores hadn't been figured out Monday, but here are the gross scores to date: Stacey 77, Lengren 81, Walker 83. Bonesteele and Scott Page 85, McGinley 86, Wood, Clay McDow ell, Kuhn and Anunsen 88, Cross 89 Cox Kletxlng and Elnzig 90, Bernardl and Chandler 91, Pow ers 93, Stiff 94, Newmyer, Nich olson and Hunter 95. Myers, Mln to and Curtis 97, Hileman 98. Pound, Hartman and Hulsey 100, Stewart 103, G. C. Brown 107, Hauser 112. In connection with the lei surely winding up of the two earlier tournaments, Stacey de feated Hartman 5 and 3 in the second flight finals of the spring handicap and Needham beat Aiken in the finals of the Elks tourney fourth flight. The Senators looked mighty good Sunday, playing snappy, er rorless ball behind Wil'on'a three hit pitching. The erowd was bet ter than that accorded the first game, and we look for a still big ger one next Sunday when Bill Reinhart'a Eugene Townies arrive. Dempsey to Prof itFrom Ring Battle NEW YORK. June 5. (AP) Jack Dempsey'a splurge into the metropolitan fight promotion field with the 15 - round battle between Max Baer and Max Schmeling Thursday at the Yan kee Stadium, appeared today to be pointed toward financial suc cess. "Gosh, Ifa awful." the oM champion gasped, wiping the pers piration from his face as he tried to find preferred places for late comers in ringside pews entirely sold out. "The first 10 rows should be made of rubber. I'm making enemies by the minute." As hi two rladlators took their ease In training camps, the major grind of physical preparation complete, customers filed steadily past Dempsey's ticket windows. ' Dempsey said he had (100,000 in cash, with another 850,000 in reservations. Apparently 66.000 will see the tussle with gate re ceipts around 1300,000. Demp sey's top ticket price is $10. com pared with $25 for the best ring side seats "t the Sharkey-Schmel-lng match, which drew $450,000 last June. James H. Scarr, head of the New York weather bureau, said Thursday "probably would be fair." With the experts In full b!a?t. Jammed with predictions, more favor appeared for Baer's chanc s of whipping the lean, dark Ger man youth who won and lott the heavyweight championship in to fights with Jack Sharkey. Predic tion lean generally to Schmeling, with the odds m to 1 In his favor. STOP GAME IN FOUBTII CINCINNATI. 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