The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday .Morning. June 27, 1933
PAGE SIX
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NEW SCHEDULE
IS ANNOUNCED
Ballyhoo Grows Louder as C
litie r lgiu in ears; ruanap
Threat Worries Champion
Six Teams, Reorganized and
Strengthened, to Open
Summer Program
Br EDWARD J. NEIL,
NEW YORK, June 26 (AP)
All the familiar trappings of by-
gone heavyweight successes flap
ped about the scene today as
Champion Jack Sharkey and Chal
i lenger Primo Camera punched
merrily away in their training
camps, almost ready for 15 rounds
in the Madison Square Garden
bowl Thursday night.
The ballyhoo blew torridly
the champion's testing
Night baseball will be inaugur
ated in Salem tonight ' at i 8 : 3 0
o'clock on Sweetland field. Well,
If anybody wants to be fussy
about It. it's really kitbail, but across
as hundreds Of fans haTe dlBCOV- rronnda at nnnhnre. Xp.w York
ered this year, that's practically wnere the camp followers still are
tne same ming, ana ceruuniy as i recovering from a breathless week
exciting.. end. Sharkey's 400 mile driTe to
At a meeting of the reorganiz- Boston and baek Satnrdav and
ed Salem Kitbail league Monday J the letters threatening to kidnap
nigni at tne x. m. u. a., me ciuo i fiS children that sent Mm on the
managers decided to play the l frantic dash.
night schedule, calling for a game j Today it was "good time" Wal
at 8:30 and another at 9:30, on I ter Friedman, international wan-
Monday, Wednesday and Friday i derer and one of the many man
nights. I alters of Camera, who caused the
This week, however, the first excitement. He sneaked into the
games will be tonight, Tuesday; champion's workout, disguised as
a ghost in a cloud of smoke from
aSlr SwiffSi Nine-run Rally in Seventh
Featured by Chester's
Four-run Jriple
a. fine five cent eigar and Issued
forth
following statement for the press:
"That Sharkey looks like a big
bum. It was the worst exhibition
of supposedly championship box-
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weight who went tenclose rounds r r
who now is sparring with Shar
key. The champion boxed three
rounds today, two - with Burkle
and one with Chester Matan
"Jack is a clever man," said
Burkle thoughtfully. "Yon can't
Leach, lb
KOCu, SI , im 4
Courtney, lb ,4. .4
Johnson, tb :j4
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Totals
Baleift
Keber, 2b .-. 4
Manning, If
Scales, cf ............3
Chester, lb ,,..5
Gribble. 3b ....... ...4
.M7 PbertoB. rf 3
Wilson, p .......6
Colgan, rf . 1
Pet
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.500
.333
.333
Sunday's Scores
At Salem 14, Federals 4.
At Eugene S, Schapps 0.
At Albany 4, Bend 5.
league to two games today as
they defeated Cleveland 4 to 3
fo their eighth straight victory
and their 15th in 16 games.
Washington 4 9 1
Cleveland 3 S 0
rAW1a T nanotl A CAmralt
Three-base hit, Chester; two- u, . V , '
base hit. Leach: stolen base, I
ToUls 36 16 10
Score by Innings:
Federals 101 011 000 4
Salem 003 030 90x 16
cot an early advantage. Schneider
set down me ww . .
in tha first two Innings
' while Sellwood made a ran In the
DEFEAT CLEVEUND SS&Sag
i T.k.nv
and voiker scoring on
tiv. nrrrinra. which were
- I im.. Welmer of Seil-
.646 wood scored In the sixth. Braxeli
.615 made Woodburn'a first run in the
.533 fifth Inning. Beck swung the big-
.493 gest bat for Wood num. in
.485 enth Inning he hit on over the
.485 fence for a home run. sconns
394 Hughes and Batchior aneaa oi
36S him. M ,
I ci,..ii.F weakened In tne
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CLEVELAND, June 26 (AP) eighth and had his piace iarn
Tho Washington Senators In- over to Weimer, who naa oen
creased their lead in the American I playing right neia.
Sellwood maoe iu cv
collected four of Woodburn s
eight hits. Schneider struck out
eight men and Beck set down 12.
The lineups:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W Jj
Washington 42
New York 40
Philadelphia 33
Cleveland - 33
Chicago SI
Detroit , 32
Boston 26
St Louis
-.25
23
25
29
34
34
34
40
43
Philadelphia Bests Sox
Juno 26 (AP)
hammered out 14
Sellwood
Reamer, as
Green, 3b
Voelker, cf
La Mear, 2b
Abbott, lb
Weimer, rf-p
and next week there will be no
Monday night games because of
the Fourth.
Str tonight at 8:30 Parker's, a
team composed largely of former
Western Paper Converting play
era, and Wait's Market, a team
organized from the nucleus of the
former Salem Golf club team, will
Inaugurate night ball, and at
9:30 Salem Linen Mills and
Kay Woolen Mills will play. All
teams have been strengthened
A few changes have been made
In the rules. Base stealing is per
mitted only on a passed ball or
wild pitch, which occurs when the
ball touches the ground after
touching or passing the catcher
Scoring Is permitted only on a
fair hit. or when a play is being
made for a base - runner. The
pitching distance will be 37 feet,
and the batter's box 5 by 4 feet.
So interested were the kitball-
ers in getting night ball started,
inai tney aug aown in ineir dock- i ed up slightly because some
ets and produced a considerable matches were about half played
sum as guarantee to obtain the The championship flight Is al
Oregon City and Eugene
didn't furnish the Salem Golf
club team with a great amount
of competition," but the boys
found plenty at Silverton. Sa
lem just managed to squeeze
out ahead, 82 points to 28, in
dicating that Silverton is get
ting to be quite a golfing center.
hit .Mm the same punch more .than I J'ium sacrifice hits. Leach!
once, no ib loo t&sl. nai 100 xnanT i m6vv v i ir
m I a . . . i in aiiiiiiiK. jnasun. ocairs . muvH. i
methods of getting under the Ital- memseives ana me omer i Ch . . . CHICAGO,
lan'a left hind tl mako Prlmo's trailing Ike Wolfer's Federals to D"" all".." Phlladmhf
only means of defense effective, the State league, by defeating ""I-T ,k 7 D V. hits today to defeat the Chicago Schneider, p-rf
Jack shonM win H hftnld the ex-Babes 16 to 4 on dinger 8tc.k J oui. Dm?!: whttA Peer. If
... vr,. r -... M Snir Tha TTivlor.la hi-w w 1 varies , wiison ; nil , ZZ.Z o . . Alv 1 1 Mr. 5h
j - - - trv i tttji . J..LI. i ruiiiuciuuis a 1 u !
sky-high in the seventh inning r'Act' 2
really knock Camera out."
American legion baseball In
Salem wasn't an outstanding
success from the standpoint of
games won, but it paid its own
way, and that's something.
General Manager Cliff Parker
just made his report to Capital
post, showing the program
broke even. Which will be
happy surprise to the post.
lot In iifn mm n twi hit' 1 juuu iu xveuer, wca io
a I si n I than. 9 A 1 All
had previously acquired six in J J
twn U.Q tanuHniiil ralllsa n I Eugene & 7 1
w avww wwuw w vhws vub ww tff.i.L Jl m 1 Vri a
I AVAn nAvraf fioiHlr. An th mrt I naica ana i urpie; vviiuaire
of the visitors could not have nd BUnop
stopped them.
14 0
10 1
Freitas, Peterson and Madjes-
ki; Wyatt, Heving, Gregory and
Grube.
Woodburn
Gearln, 2b
Bomhoff, cf
Manning, 3b
Nehl, ss
Schwab, If
Steger, rf
Brazell. lb
Batchior, c
Beck, P
Eder, sub
Hughes, sub
Rain Routs AU
National Teams;
The big feature of the nine-
run rally was a three-base blow
with the sacks loaded by Lee
Filipinos March
Seeking Return
mm j ion a wild throw. Four errors
10 UWn ISlandS tour tree passes helped to
Chester, the ball lacking about nd Wilkinson
30 yards of going into the. creek;
some great sprinting by Leach
kept it from being a homer, but
Chester came on around anyway
wild throw. Four errors
Bend ....5 8 1
Albany 4 9 4
Murphy and Eubanks; Towne
St. Louis Loses 13-8
ST. LOUIS, June 26 (AP)
LonSli'toV. and won from st Two Games Today
Boston 13 15
swell the inning's total.
The Senators had acquired
HONOLULU, June 26. (AP) three in the third and three In
-More than 300 Filipino par- the fifth,
Swimming Pool
Improvements
Are Completed
i
St. Louis 5 9 0
Rhodes, Welch and Ferrell; Mc
Donald, Stiles, Hebert and Shea.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Detroit, postpon
ed, rain.
prices will be 10 cents for adults Lengren, Lynch vs. Victor. Rob-
The swlmminjr pool at dinger
squeeze plays engin- field playground has become one
4a. m,,n. ..i-.i tnriav thov I eered bv Scales and Mason Dlay-lnf tha most nonnlar nlacea in
The Bobby Jones tourney slow- unemnloved and demanded ing major roles in these rallies, town for children since work on
n n Hiientiv Dpcanae soma i . i ti, v.Aa.oia .nv. 9nn.,v um ...i. v.. v.. ..m.
reiurn to me x nuippines were i i j v.au - h umutmi mm uoc ua unu tum-
nromised fulfillment of t h e I r Wilson's offerings for eight hits pleted and a diving platform
wtab lr actnallv without work, but they were well scattered and I built. Much larger wading area is
squeak" naa. control oi tne bh- i available tnis year tor tne smau-
uation at all times. ler children.
before the city hall. I The game started a rew mm- Beginning Tuesaay, June Z7,
WOODBURN BEATEN
BY SELLWOOD IE
New York 3
St. Louis . 27
Pittsburgh 35
Chicago 33
Boston 8
Brooklyn 28
Cincinnati .29
Philadelphia 26
22
26
30
34
35
33
37
40
.639
.587
.538
.493
.426
.459
.429
.394
PHILADELPHIA. June 26.
fAP) After playing one-half of
the first Inning and then wait-
in r 35 minutes the game between
the Cubs and Phillies today was
called off because of rain.
use of the lights, which Willam- m08t ready for the third round; W"JL," th7 men narl
ette university is providing at a Robinson vs. Nash, Bonesteele vs. ?a"y tJ"", rd and
minimum charge. Admission RUner. Cline, Sr., or Walker vs. SSJw'iSi ground' "fl
and 5 cents for children. Follow
lhg is the first week's schedule:
Tuesday 8:30, Parker's vs
Wait's Market; 9:30, Salem Linen
Mills vs. Kay Woolen Mills
Wednesday 8:30, Elks vs,
Pade's Grocery: 9:30, Parker's
vs. Salem Linen Mills.
Friday 8:30, Elks vs. Kay
Woolen Mills; 9:30, Kingsley Ice
vs. Pade s
inson beat McGinley 2 up, Nash
beat O. C. McDowell, Ritner beat
Cline, Jr., Lengren beat Hammond
4 and 3, Lynch beat Powers 2 and
1, Victor beat Isom 1 up.
And did Bobby himself show
us things Sunday? Some of the
little things about completing
the backswing and starting the
downswing that cause a lot of
muffed shots and other, ail
ments. Better see it today at
the Elsinore if you haven't.
The Senators looked like a real
ball club Sunday, even if a couple
of the boys didn't manage to get
f f- tna there. Of course the Federals got
proper supervision and protee- J
tion of their children while en- 1 V1"uut-C"
gaged in the use of fireworks I
WOODBURV. Jnn 26. Wood-
burn's hopes of throwing the Pittsburgh at New Yora. post-
Portland Valley baseball league poned, rain (two games today.)
into a tie went a-alimmerinc Sun
day afternoon when the local Cincinnati at Brooklyn, post
mv- -i . v.. IaIi.w. I litAa lata rin a fn t n noCMsitV I him hjf hpr A mold will ennanct
ed strikes last week and today of for clearing away the debris left swimming classes and anyone car- team met defeat at the hands of poned, wet grounds. (Double
FiliDino plantation workers in by the circus. 2: ing to Join will be welcome, the league - leading Sellwood out- header August 25.)
which sugar cane knives were The score: Classes will be held every Tues- iu, tne rinai score Deing 7 to 4.
hnntAii a: wi nar Hono- Federals AB. R. H. day and Saturday morning from Sellwood, under the leadership
" ' - m.m. .. m M t m A.A ill .A
lulu, Tuesday. ueimoucner, rx .......a a a w;v boi i.;v p.ui.
St. Louis at Boston, postponed
of their pitcher, Val Schneider, rain. (Two games Wednesday.)
Three Nines
In Yamhill's
League Tied
The Yamhill division of the
Mid-Willamette Valley Baseball
association was thrown into a
three-way tie between the Salem
Elks. Amity and Grand Ronde,
when the Elks defeated Amity 8
to S at Amity Sunday, while Grand
Ronde was administering an 8 to
0 drubbing to Dayton.
Bricher and Bureh were the hit
ting stars of the Elks Sunday.
The Elks clicked out 12 hits to
Amity's 6. Batteries were. Elk a.
Zorn and Bricher; Amity, Ro;en
balm and Bobbins.
DAYTON, Jnne 26 (Special)
Hudson of Grand Ronde hel.l
the Dayton batsmen to four hit.
Sunday as his team piled up an
8 to 0 victory.
Grand Ronde .8 10 1
Dayton 0 4 5
Hudson and McPberson; Stout-
enberg and Hadley.
MT. ANGEL, June 26 Mt. Ac-
gel continued to hold first piare
in the Mid-Willamette league by
defeating Monitor, Sunday by the
score of 7-2. The game was play
ed at the Monitor ball park. Wolf
of ML Angel pitched a brilliant
game striking ont 11 batters and
had the situation well in hand
throughout the game. Cooper
pitching for Monitor was touched
for 11 hits and 7 runs in the first
five Innings but was airtight in
the last four Innings. Asboe. Mt.
Angel right fielder, took battlne
honors with three hits in four
trips to the plate.
Monitor 2 8 2
Mt. Angel 7 11 4
Cooper and Norton; Wolf atd
White.
TURNER, June 26 (Special)
Turner lost to Stay ton by a 11
to 4 score In a loosely played
game on the Cloverdale diamond
Sunday. Stayton took the lead in
the first Inning with three scores.
Turner following with two. Stay
ton again scored in the second
with two and Turner with two In
the third. In the eighth the vis
itors tallied two more and in the
final Inning warmed up with four
more runs.
Batteries Stayton: Myers and
Lulay; Turner, McCully, Tong
and W. Pearson. McCully and My
ers were each credited with fire
strikeouts.
MICKEY MOUSE
Tanglefoot's "Boudoir"
By WALT DISNEY
Sate July 4 is
AverilYs Plea
July 4, was requested by A. H,
Averlll, state fire marshal, in a
public statement Issued here
Monday.
"It behooves every citizen to
use precaution In. lowering the
fire hazard resulting from the
Fourth of July season," Averlll
Said.
Averlll declared that casual
ties resulting from the use of
explosives was diminishing but
there was still room for improve
ment.
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A Fast for Colonel Hoofer
By JIMMY MURPHY
OONT TRY TO MAKE EXCUSE COLONEL
HOOFER THOSE SCALES ARENT WR0N6!
NO WONDER YOU'RE 6ETTTNFATTER EVEBY
DAY! YOU STUFF YOURSELF FROM MORNIN !
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