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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1933)
nnn Jnm ' ili. AUPfinV CTATPQUUV CUn nr(mn WMtnu1v Mnmlnv Tnn 91 1411 Wins Kithall Title; New League to Start Soon TEACHERS ARE DEFEATED H Put .up Tight Battle Early - In Game; Five or six Teams to Continue Will Ross Take Tony's Title? "' Pade's Grocery won the spring championship of the Salem Kit ball league Tuesday night by de feating the Teachers 9 to 3 on Sweetland field to emerge from the playoff undefeated. Western Paper" Converting company took second place in the playoff with only one defeat. Attendance at the series remained good up to the last game. The Teachers put up a valiant battle, scoring in the first and econd innings and preventing the Grocers from tying the score until the fourth. From then on Steinbock's tight pitching and the tluggins of tht counter jumpers eould not be denied. One of the three hits acquired by the Teach ers . was a three-bagger by Sal-strom.- Pade's 9 11 3 Teachers 3 3 3 Steinbock and Pade; Drynan andTnie. ; Following the final game, man agers of teams planning to enter the summer series of the Salem Kitball league met at the Y. M. C. A. to plan for the new series of games. There will be five or six teams, and they will play twice around. Decision as to whether they' will play twilight ball or. perform under the flood lights, has : not yet been made but it Is expected that the night ball idea will be tried out. i Teams definitely entering are Klngsley Ice, Elks, Western Pa per Converting, Salem Linen Mills and Pade's. Salem Golf club Is a possibility for the sixth fran chise, but any other teams wish ing to get in are advised to get In touch with Dwight Adams. I The new schedule will start next Tuesday night. -By BURNLEY Barney Of Chicago SPEEDY AMD AGGRESSIVE, WITH A GREAT LEFT HOOK-VJ ILL HE TAKE CANZONERIS TITLE WHEM THEY CLASH ? Solons Seek More Games In Midweek Q THE CHAMP C IS EXPECTED V SJmMs J W - TO CONCENTRATE "OCS TLsy 1U . OM BARNEYS SLIM sC7 S P. MtrTiO P CamZoWer!s" H I BATTLE Aj V ) II f I SCARRED iy J m " x PACE OS X- V. EASILY SV j 5f A BIG 'iff & "&gSZS$Y HANDCAP VyO. S jAGAlAJSt JUNK 1 S WALTERS REVENE E Defeats old Seattle Mates 7 to 4 With Much aid By Duck Sluggers Salem Juniors Will Oppose Woodburn T h e r e Today; County Championship Stake SEATTLE, June 20. (AP) It was revenge for old Junk Wal ters tonight as he pitched Port land to a 7 to 4 Tlctory oyer Seat tle In the opening game of their series. Walters was touched for 12 hits while his new mates were garnering 11 off Pillette and Se well, Seattle twirlers, but the Ducks were able to make their blows count. Walters recently was released by Seattle but caught on with Portland. Almada was the hitting star of the game, touching Walters for four safeties in five trips to the plate. Portland 7 1 0 Seattle 4 12 2 Walters and .Palmisano; Pill ette, Sewell and Bradbury. The Salem Senators are in need of more competition to keep them In proper trim for the Sunday games of the State league, and Manager Frank Bashor is trying to line up some midweek games, preferably twilight contests on Wednesday (of each week. Strong squads from nearby cities, in cluding those of the Mid-Willamette league, are desired for this midweek schedule, i Bashor is also trying to line up Jobs for several of his players. Following is the box score of the game at Bend Sunday, which the Senators lost 12 to 6: Kaiem AB It H Oravec, lf-rf 4 o 0 Manning, lb 3 1 1 scales, cr 4 0 0 Chester, rf-lf 4 1 2 Cribble, 3b 4 1 1 Parrlsh, ss-p 3 1 1 Moye, c 4 1 1 wiison, p .. 2 0 0 , Gibson, ss 1 0 0 I Totals .. 33 6 7 M?na iMKs ab R H Allen; rf 5 1 0 Russell, 3b-lf .. 5 3 Mcrueeiy, u-cr 5 1 1 lieptlng, ss 4 2 3 weeaman, cr 2 0 0 Eubanks, c 3 3 2 names, zb 2 0 0 McCall, lb 4 0 2 1 Murphy, p 4 0 0 Board, 3b 3 2 2 Minneu, zb 3 2 2 i Totals 40 12 15 ; Hits off Wilson 12, Parrlsh 3. Runs scored, off Wilson 10 Par rlsh 2. Earned runs, off Wilson 5, Parrlsh. 1. Two-base hits, Moye, Russell. McCall. Hepting, Stinnett. Three-base lilts. McCall, Russell. Bases on balls, off Murphy 2. Off Wilson 3. Losing pitcher, Wilson. NE of the most thrilling lightweight championship battles in years is expected to take place when champion Tony Canzoneri defends his crown against the sensational Chicagoan, Barney Ross. On paper this scrap figures to be a wow, and I don't see how it can miss being a really great fight. Can zoneri always fiehts. He is a lion- hearted, two-fisted belter, who has never been known to back away from an exchange of blows. Barney Ross is an aegressive whirlwind type of fighter, and he and Tony should furnish lots of fireworks when they clash. If this fight had been held four "or five months ago. the chances are that Canzoneri would have been an overwhelming favorite to whip the soeed? Chicago kid. But several things which have occurred since that time are causing many smart fight critics to lean to Ross in the coming battle. Canzoneri was decisively beaten by Wesley Ramey in an overweight bout a couple of months ago, and he looked none too hot in turning back Battling Shaw at New Orleans recently. However, the wise boys are not taking too much stock in Tony's dis appointing showings in these non- title things. What makes them doubtful about the champion's chances with Ross is that CJanzon eri's battle-scared face is cutting more easily than ever. In both the Shaw and Ramey fights Canzoneri suffered bad cuts over the eyes which handicapped him severely. Mow it would seem that a sharp shooter like Barney Ross would be a dead cinch to open the old wounds over the champion's puffed optics inside of a few rounds. Of course it is highly questionable whether a half-blinded Canzoneri would be able to turn back the champion ship bid of the speedy and deter mined Chicago Bash. Ross is a tall, thin kid who spe cializes in left hooks and jabs. He boxes somewhat on the style of his former stable-mate. Earl Mastro. who was the best featherweight in the world until his eyes went bad and forced him to retire. Some critics intimate that the frail Chicago kid is weak around the midsection, and the burly bull like Canzoneri is expected to ham mer away savagely at Barney s stomach. In spite of the fact that Pete Reilly and a lot of other guys who know their fistic onions are plane ing heavily on Ross to win, I rather like Canzoneri's chances. Remem ber, Tony is the greatest "money" fighter we've had around in years and years. Copyright. 1ISS. King ration SjBiDcita. Im. LOS ANGELES. June 20. (AP) Lou Martin's double along the right field foul line in the nine scored Haney and Durst and gave Hollywood a 7 to 6 vic tory over Los Angeles in the first game of their series. - Trailing 4 to 2 as they came to bat in the eighth, the Stars tied the count on Pinch Hitter Johnny Bassler s double that scored Mar tin and Taitt. Summers ran for Bassler and scored on Strange's single, a wild pitch by Archie Campbell and Gazella's terrific smash on which Taitt made a sen sational one-handed catch against the screen, Oglesby scoring. Hughey McMullen smashed a homer over the right field fence in the last of the ninth. Stainback hit a home run in the fifth with one aboard. Hollywood 7 18 0 Los Angeles 6 11 2 Campbell and Tobln, Summers; Thomas, Ballou and McMullen. The Marlon county Americas Legion Junior baseball league schedule will draw to a close to day, with the Salem .Juniors play ing the same team against which they opened the season, Pete De G uire's strong Woodburn outfit which was then, and still Is. the favorite to win the county title. The game will be at Woodburn. Salem's poorest showing of the year was in that first game against Woodburn, and Harold Hauk's boys are determined to make today's contest their best; and if they do, a victory is not be yond the realms of possibility. Francis Gatchell, Salem pitcher, held the Woodburn boys in check for several innings of the first game, and he is in much better condition now. On the other hand the Salem team could do nothing against the lengthy Bevens, Woodburn hurl er. But they may not face him to day, as DeGuire has found anoth er chucker, Hershberger, who held Stayton acceptably a week ago. In either case, the Salem team is not expected to be so muscle- bound as it was in the opener. The boys would rather like to face Bevens again, to see what they could do to him now. HUBBARD DEFEATS ST. PAUL ST. PAUL. June 20 (Special) The Hubbard baseball team went on a 17-hit rampage here Sunday and defeated St. Paul 15 to 9 In a Mid-Willamette league game. Hubbard 15 17 S St. Paul 9 9 2 Wisenberg and Mason; Susee, Davidson and KIrsch. Much however will depend on whether Aker, regular Salem catcher. Is able to work today. His absence was sorely felt In the game at Silverton a week ago. If Salem should upset tne aope and win. It will throw Salem and Woodburn Into a tie. and Sliver- ton will be in the same huddle if it defeats Stayton as Is expected. In that case a playoff series among Salem. Woodburn and Sil verton would be necessary. Cubs ofMehama Beaten by Shaw M EH AM A. June 20 The Me hama "Cabs" lost to Shaw 14 to 3 la the; Shaw field Sunday. The "Cubs? played under handicap as their battery failed to show up. necessitating substitutes who had not practiced with the team. Bat tery for Mehama was Cathren, Driesche and Parry. RISKO OUTPOINTED . CLEVELAND, 0 Jane 20. (AP) Patsy Perron!, young Cleveland heavyweight, outpoint ed Johnny Risko, one of the coun try's most rugged scrappers. In a 10-round match tonight. Perron 1 weighed 182 and RIsko 198. TOSSERS Wild pitch, Wilson. Struck out, by Wilson 4, by Murphy 7. Umpires, Springer and H. McCall. CARDS 0,1 T SPREE, Will IS-I BROOKLYN, June 20. (AP) St Louis went on a batting rampage today, scoring eight runs in the eighth and defeated Brook lyn; 15 to 4. Joe Medwlck hit a double and a homer in the big inning. St Louis 15 17 1 Brooklyn 4 11 2 Hallahan, Johnson and J. Wil son; Mungo, Ryan, Heimach and Lopez, Outen. COMMENTS aggressiveness, Henry Woods, young Yakima negro lightweight, was awarded the decision over Don Fraser, Spokane, in a six round boxing bout here tonight. Woods scaled 187 V pounds and Fraser 140. SAN FRANCISCO. June 20. (AP) Night game: Missions 0 3 1 San Francisco 1 8 0 Babich and Fitzpatrick; Zinn and Mclsaac. SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 20 (AP) Night game: Oakland jt...l 7 4 Sacramento 5 9 1 Gabler and Veltman; Flynn and Wirts. SHEDD. June 20 (Special) Shedd defeated Sweet Home Sun day 6 to 5 td go into a tie for first place in the Linn county division of the Mid-Willamette league. Sweet Home 5 4 8 Shedd 6 12 2 P. Schmits and T. Schmits; Ja cot and Overton. WfflD GOLF KING Pittsburgh ....... .a-o 6110 Boston 2 6 1 Swift and Grace; Zachary. Starr. Frankhouse, Brandt and Hogan, Hargrave. 1 J F I J , 1 , Chicago 6 12 1 New York 8 7 S Tinning, Grimes and Hartnett; Bell, Spencer, Hubbell and Man- cuso. ..4 7 2 ,. 7 U 2 Lombard 1; Cincinnati - Philadelphia , Kolp, Benton and Jackson and Davis. Cincinnati 3 10 2 Philadelphia 7 15 0 Derringer.' Frey. Quinn and Hemsley; Collins and Davis. Jones Tourney Matches Listed Due to a typographical error, some of the matches were omit ted Tuesday in a story outlining the week's pairings In the Bobby Jones handicap tournament at the Salem Golf club. The first flight pairings are: Stiff rs. KleUlng, V. Miller ts. Sears, Hileman vs. Crews. Chandler ts. Brows. Mlckelson ts. wood. Remington vs. New meyer, Hauser ts. Harra, F. Mey ers ts. Merchant. As we remarked several days ago, it's tune for the boys ana girls to go In training for the sports program which will be staged by the American Le gion on the morning of July 4 at the fairgrounds. Harry Scott, chairman of the sports committee, has completed the list of events, and we'U men tion few more of them so you will know what to work on. One of the most interesting j races ought to be the 25-yard brig.net race, for boys under 16. It sounds like a stunt for the loser of an election bet, but any way, the trick is to roll a stand ard briquet with your nose, and In order to convince a sufficient number of boys that it's worth while, six cash prizes have been offered. Girls ought to practice run ning and handing gas-filled toy ballons to each other, for there's a relay race In which those things will be substi tuted for baton and the team which doesn't make a perfect "pass" wUl be known instant ly, for ' the balloon will soar aloft that la If the lesion boys find some gaa to fill them with. This race Is for girls 10 to 14 years old, four to a team. There'll be sack races, three-1 I legged races, barrel races, ordi nary footraces for Tarious age groups, bicycle r a e e a that's where Harry gets his advertis ing a xat man's race, and a Shetland pony race. In addition to the novelty races we men- tloned the other day. ' Fossils, 6,000 years old, found recently in Los Chilos Valley in Ecuador, are said to strengthen the theory that South America once was populated by yellow races. George Manolis Manager of New Town Ball Team SILVERTON. June 20 A Sil verton town baseball team has been formed with George Manolis as schedule manager. The team will make Its first appearance Sunday at Scotts Mills. Among the players are Orval Schwab, Alphle Rudlshauser, Dan Burch, Wendel Heath, Roy Oren, Wayne Scott, Douglas Brady. George Reed, Arnold Johnson, Chet Johnson, Harlan Moe, H. Ressler and O. Brendon. A num ber of these have made names for themselves on the Junior Legion and high school teams at Silver-ton. HARRISBURG, June 20 (Spe cial) The Harrlsburg baseball team lost a chance to tie for lea gue leadership here Sunday by losing to Tangent 7 to 5. The game was close throughout. and although Harrlsburg outhlt the winners the local club could not come through in the pinches. Tangent 7 9 2 Harrlsburg 5 11 3 Tuttle and Burnett; Bault and McKean. HALSEY, June 20 (Special) The two basement occupants of the county league met Sunday, Halsey throwing Lebanon farther down Into the cellar, 7 to 5. Lebanon 5 10 4 Halsey 7 10 3 Summers and Crane; Palmer and McCalllster. AMITY BEATS DAYTON tAYTON, June 20 The Day ton baseball team lost to Amity here Sunday. The score was 16 to 11. BAER'S CLAW AND RINGSIDERS SUBLIMITY, June 20 Sublim ity squeezed out a victory. 3 to 2, over Jefferson in the 11th Inning here Sunday. Jefferson scored in the first and second innings on outfield errors, but the contest was deadlocked when Bradley's triple in the fourth and a hit and an error in. the fifth brought the home team up even. KIrsch of Sublimity and Cox of Jefferson did some great mound work from then on, KIrsch working out of several bad holes and striking out 11 men. He held the visitors to five hits. Sublimity got nine off Cox, who fanned six. I'm mmywa i Beaming a modest smile, Johnny ' .Goodman, Omaha amateur, is shown with the National Open golf cup, ahortly after his heroic finish at the North Shore Club, Glenview, 111. IGoodman'a 287 was lust one stroke pboTf the zassard for the course. HONORED AT PICNIC HAZEL QREEN, June 20 The Dunnlgan and Chapman families had a picnic at the Edward Dun nlgan park Sunday honoring Ed ward Dunnlgan and Fred Chap man sr., on Fathers day. British ahlps earned 260,000,- vvv u ine iasi year. Practicing catching ft ed pig may be hard to man age, bnt some of yon boy may manage to get in some prac tice at climbing a greased pole bnt don't blame va if your mothers object. A wall-ecallng contest for Boy. Sconta la also on the program. The big show start at 9:80 on the morning or tne ironrtn. v. ' . v. ' r - - r v i v W , . jjir v - - YflrmEES CLING TO SLIM CHICAGO, June 20. (AP) The New York Yankees protected their hold on the American league today by pounding out a 15 to 8 Tlctory orer Chicago. Babe Ruth's 15th homer aided the Yanks In scoring seven runs in the sixth. Bill Dickey and Dixie Walker of the Yanks and Luke Appling of the Sox also hit homers. New York 15 15 1 Chicago 8 11 5 Allen, Ruffing and Diekey; Wy att, Jones, Gaston, Himsey, Fab- er and Berry, Grube. Philadelphia 9 11 1 Detroit . 4 14 2 Freitas and Cochrane; Fischer, Hogsett, Bridges, Sorrell and Hayworth. Boston rMixLixu t 14 1 Cleveland 5 IS X H. Johnson, Kline and Goocb; Connally, Bean, Graghead and Spencer. HENRY WOODS WINS SEATTLE.- Jane 20. (AP) Scoring the extra points for his Shortly after his sensational 10th round victory orer Max Schmeling, Max Baer ahowa Jack Dempsey the mighty fist with which he did the lob. In lower photo Champion Jack Sharkey la shown with his wife at the. ringside in Yankee Stadium, New York, as he watched the aJipLraata to his title do battle for the honor of. meeting him, " Union Services Starting July 2 The annual Sunday afternoon community church services held in Willson park will begin July S this year. The first program will be In charge of the W. O. T. U. and will be presented by two men or national reputation, Tisltors In the city at that time. These men are Henry B. Hall and Judge M. C Summers. A pageant will be pre sented at this time which In en titled "The Aftermath." It has been presented In a series of pro- I grams in eltlea ore? the United & V KQ)UDI CDOJJD MM D01 W im?mjw ilcmmm immmiiDim WARD'S RIVERSIDES ARE THE VERY BES1 QUALITY MADE WARD'S GUARANTEE IS II' llf VM n SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK" WARD'S MAKE THE COST TO YOU THE LOWEST IN TOWN WARD'S GUARANTEE TO COMPARED WITH AHYB0DY1S PRICES HI TOWN FREE TIME MOUJNllNG 27SN.Ubert7 Salem, Ore. Phoae 8774
