PAGE SIX
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem; Oregon, Tuesday Morninjr. July 11, 1933
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Hew; Yorker Isn't so Much
Heavier as ; Imagined;
Newcomers Billed
' A, pair of first class wrestlers
who have already demonstrated
that they are well matched, -will
elasli at the' armory tonight la
the mala event of the weekly
how, resumed after betas; Tar led
hy the starlnc of a"hl Ume"
affair outdoors at the fairgrounds
last Tuesday.
Principals are R o b I nU Heed,
world 145-pound champion who
retained his belt In the title boot
at the fairgrounds,' and Jack
Mitchell, middleweight who also
figured prominently and popular
ly on that card.
' Although - It was the general
belief that when Mitchell and
Reed met previously. It was Mit
chells greater poundage which
gate him an apparent advantage
over Reed which the Reedsport
. editor had much difficulty la
overcoming, the fact Is that Mit
"ehell weighs only a bo ut 1S1
pounds ordinarily, which Is not
such ' a great margin since .Reed,
when not ; cramped ; by necessity
zor msjtmg weignt, will come
close to that figure. t
Mitchell's speed and cleverness
are not to be discounted, though
he- has not had as much exper
ience as Reed. Mitchell Is ex
ceptional la his ability to start
for a ; hold without giving any
advance warning, and Is remark
ably tough.
- Participants In the two 45
minute bouts wm inject . some
variety Into the game here, as
none of them have appeared on
the local mat extensively In the
past. "Swede Lawson and Ash
ley Smith, meeting In one of the
bouts, are newcomers and while
Doc" Nelson has wrestled here
two or three times, his opponent.
Herb Berguson, Is known only by
reputation. - He has. wrestled, j
number of times In other north
west cities.
Tennis Court is
" Stayton Scheme
STAYTON. July 10 A first
class tennis court is to be con
structed on the lots south of the
club house, due to the activity
of some of the younger folk who
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28 Factions -
28 Hebrew name for God
29 Pulls with great effort
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84 Broken coat of a seed of grain
87 Exclamation ; - t- 4
39 Of what aUte is Damaactu the
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43 Dine
44 Female servants
48 Electrified particle - ; v
47 Interjection
48 Cooking uteMil
49 Small body of water
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rian artuiery I
W Free from confinement
58 What town ef West Hand
was the mm ef impertaat
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VERTICAL
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Asia Minor?
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9 Brief strains of a bugle .
10 Correlative of either ;
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. 15 Military assistant
Pade's and Parker's Stay
Undefeated With Contest
Between Them Looming Up
Pade'i grocers . and Parker's
sport goods 'salesmen - continued
their victorious ' march Monday
night, thus paving . the way tor
the major contest of the Salem
KItball league's summer schedule
Wednesday night at 9:30 when
these undefeated teams meet on
Sweetland field. : This has been
changed to the second game that
night, with Walt's Market and
Kingsley Ice moving up to the
first game at 8:80.
- Pade'a shut out Kay Woolen
Mills 3 to 0, an outeome which in
dicates the amount of strengthen
ing the wool weavers have under
gone. One feature of the tight con
test , was a " home run, with the
mum
- Sunday's ' ball game , here was
not-only one of the tightest the
Salem Senators 'have engaged in
here In the last eight years at
least, but one of the snappiest.
They got It over with in an hour
and 26 minutes, which is going
some for semlpro ball. The pro
fessionals usually take longer
than that, but as a rule they play
a game . faster than do teams in
unorganized ball. The chief time
sarer among the professionals is
the hustling on and off the field
as the teams change hands; every
body Is ready to move and goes on
the trot. ' But have you noticed
that the Senators have been doing
that this year? Just one of
"Burley" Bashor's efforts to make
baseball here a little more "big
time." AnotherJls that the catcher
always covers plays at first base,
unless required to protect the
plate. . T
8ome of the boys thought
that record of 86 minutes might
enjoy the game. The property has
reverted to the city because, of
the owners' Inability to pay the
paving assessments. At present,
the site of the court is overgrown
with weeds, and it will present an
attractive appearance when a well
kept tennis court' Is Installed
there. .
SHEFFER
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21 Earthen drinking cup
23 Venomous snake
24 Personal pronoun
25 Greek letter
27 Convert into leather
29 Plaything
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. waa tka BritUh delegate te the
Waahiaftoa Anna Coafereace
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40 Shortened name for the capital
f Brazil
41 Island of the Hebrides
42 What colonial (OTernor ef
New Eaglaad froai 1874 is top
posed to have re led without
regard for the wishes of the
celoaUU? ' .
44 Members of a warlike Moham
medan tribe .
45 Who was associated with
; Charlea Masoa fat ostablUhiag
the boaadary betweea Virfiaia
ad PeaasrWaaia? :
48 Short distance
49 Spanish coin
60 Make a mistake
51 -Beverage
62 Abraham's nephew '
6o Above
57 Printer's measure
Herewith is the solution te
terday! puzxle.
Caaiiia lilt. X rtttm Mutt aa
bases empty, by Phil Salatrom.
Parker's defeated Kingsley Ice
IS to 3 In a game replete with
base hits, the ice sawyers rival
ing the fishing tackle experts la
slugging but leaving most of their
men on the paths as the various
innings ended. Lack of control on
the part of Bahlburg, Kingsley's
hurler. j contributed to the one-
sldednesa of the score.
Pade's . , 1 . S 1
Kay Mills 0 S 3
Steinbock and Barnes, Pade;
Mentzer and Brlcher. .- -
Parker's IS
Kingsley Ice . 8
IS
18
H. Singer and Lb Singer: Bahl
burg and Glrod. , .
beat the Coast league mark, bat
there was a 47 - minute, aine
lac . ball game played in the
Coast circuit many years ago. -
This Schapp's team has some
sluggers on it, making "Squeak
Wilson's , two - hit performance
all the more impressive And
while' not a -high scoring team,
Schapp'a is one which has kept
opponents' tallies down all season.
Only 23 runs. have been scored
against this outfit, whereas the
Federals were lambasted for more
runs than that In one game. The
Bend team . which turned that
trick has scored 80 runs, Salem
coming next with 43. an average
of 5 . Wilson Is the only pitcher
in the league who has hurled two
shutouts. !
The hard - lack Albany Alcoa
will be here next Sunday, and
there will be a midweek game,
not yet announced ae to time
and opponents.
All right duffers, having seen
all Bobby Jones has to offer,
let's go out and break 90. But
In case you didn't see bis . last
chapter Sunday or yesterday,
there's still a chance today, at
the Klsinore. And you can't ex
pect to break. 90 without seeing
this one, which sort of ties the
whole series together.
Hungary is placing funds la
country banks to help farming
activities before crop sowing.
MICKEY MOUSE
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Score In 9th With two out
As Wilson Lets Schapp's
- Have but two Hits
STATE LEAGUE
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Pet.
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.CI5
.500
.500
.376
.260
Bend v'.'. ............ 2 ;
Eugene -tu5 8
galem ..4 4
Federals ..rc...4 4
Schapp's r. ...... ...8 5
Albany ............2 4
' Sunday Scores .
At Salem 1, Schapp's 0.
At Bend 7, Albany 1.
At Eugene 4, Federals 8.
Round trips, with hopeful bats
men marching to the plate and
disgruntled ones trudging back to
the dugouts, were more than or
dinarily numerous at dinger field
Sunday as "Squeak" Wilson of the
Salem Senators and Heuner of
Schapp's put' on such a mound
duel as has seldom been seen
here- ....... ,.
The Senators were economical.
They waited until the ninth, when
one run would do: the business
without any Quibbling, and then
they went out. and got it. Heroes
in that workmanlike rally were
Carl Wood, appearing in a Senator
uniform for the first time since
the league - season opened, and
Lowell Gribble. Wood banged one
on the nose for- a two-bagger, to
start the Inning. He advanced on
Moye's infield out and then Grib
ble, who had previously hinted
that Hellner's curve ball was to
his liking, drove one back through
the box and the game was over.
Those two made a total of only
five hits for Salem, but Wilson
was even more parsimonious than
Hellner, allowing' only two. One of
those was a triple In the first in
ning by Roberts, but two were out
at the time and Roberts died on
third. Four of the restaurant boys
saw the paths, one walking and
one getting there on an excusable
error. The Senators' defense was
otherwise air-tight and Included
some nifty work in the infield.
Schapp's AB R H
Kohl, 2b .4 0 0
Repp, ss ......4 0 1
Roberts, 3b 4 0
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Turple, e ? .8
Hellner, p ,.8
Totals
Senators W; " ' AB
Scales, cf .. .8
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' 0
Manning, rt" t. ...... 4
Wood, ss ...... 4
Chester, lb 4
Move, c ... xx. .4
Gribble, 3b ...4
Pemberton, If ;3
Keber, 2b . .., 8
WHson, p ...t 3
Totals .31' ' l 5
Schapp's ......000 000 0060
Salem ........000 000 001 -1
Runs batted in. Gribble: three
base hit. Roberts. Double play,
Turple to Abbott.. Stolen base.
Gribble. Bases on balls off Hell
ner two, oft Wilson one. Struck
out . by Hellner 8, by Wilson 11.
Umpire Mason.. Time of game
1:20. .
Albany .....1 1
Bend ,.7 18 0
Towne and Wilkinson: Murphy
and E a banks.
Federals ...3 4 4
Eugene .............4 5 .4
Foulk and Richards: Wiltshire
and Bishop. : -
siraon tikes
4TH G1E lit M
' SILVERTpN, July 10. Silver-
ton baseball team won its fourth
consecutive victory Sunday when
it defeated the Albany Aces 4
to 8 in an eleven Inning game.
Orville Schwab started out and
pitched to the eighth Inning when
Don Burch spelled out for the
final three. Paul Rolling caught
Sllverton scored in the first.
fifth, and sixth Innings with Al
bany scoring one in the fifth and
tying with two scores added In
the sixth. At the' end of the ninth
things still stood at a standstill
and It was not until the eleventh
inning that Sllverton ran up an
other point. '
The next game for the Silver-
ton Hunters is with the Senators
ot Salem in the middle of this
week the exact date not yet set.
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. AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Washington .. , ' '. . .. 5 0 - 24
New York , ' 46 30
Philadelphia ll -39
Chicago : 40
Detroit 42
Cleveland - at 48
Boston , , - ? 45
St. LouU 1J 61
NEW YORK, Jiy !. (AP)
The New. York Yankees, aided
by two errors, a timely single by
Babe Ruth and Tony. Lazzerra
home ran, came from behind to
score' nine runs la the; eighth and
defeat Detroit 10 to 4 today.
Detroit. ............. t 12 2
New York ...10 -9.2
Fischer, Hociett and Hay-
worth: Brown, Moore and Dick-
eyj Jorgens. .
WASHINGTON. July 10.
(AP) Cleveland today pushed
over a run In the twelfth to
hand Washington a 3 to 2 de
feat, cutting their lead" over the
New York Yankees to three
games. ' .
Cleveland ........... .1 8
Washington 2 10 1
Harder and Spencer; - Stewart,
McAfee,; -R u s s e 1 1 and Sewell.
Berg. . ; :
Chicago '........-......2 12' 0
Philadelphia ..3 10 3
Jones, Lyons and Grube, Ber
ry; Grove and Cochrane. -Chicago
7 8 0
Philadelphia I 8 3
Gaston and Berry; Oliver, Frei
tas and Cochrane.
St. Louis ...........9 8 1
Boston 6 7 3
8 1 1 1 e s and Shea; Andrews,
Kline, Welch and Ferrell.
Maxie Defeated
But Keeps Title
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.
(AP) John Henry Lewis, awift-
punchlng negro school boy from
Phoenix, Ariz., stepped up anoth
er rung of the light heavyweight
ladder tonight as he outseored
Maxie Rosenbloom to win a ten
round decision over the holder of
the world's championship here.
The title was rot at stake.
of the Press''
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DONT FORrfTT THAT
HAVING A KIT CCriTCST -WITH
COLONEL. HOOFER AND
I WANT TO WW THE UTTLEL -COUPE
THAT UNCLE EVERETT
IS 60tNi TO 6fVE TO WHICH i
EVER ONE OF US WHO
THE MOST! YOU CAN
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Aurora Wins
And Retains
Circuit Lead
AURORAT July 10 Aurora de
feated Lone Elder 6 to 3 Sunday
te retain Its hold on first place In
the northern Marlon county divi
sion ot the Mid-Willamette Val
ley Baseball association.: . i Reed,
Aurora ehucker, allowed only two
hits and struck out sren -men.
while Hunt. -right fielder, led la
the attack by garnering a double
and three singles for a : perfect
day. . - r '
Lone Elder .... . .3 ' 2 ,
Aurora , .. . ; t 10 5
Bowlsby and Barth; Reed and
J. Evans.
ST. PAUL, July 12 Monitor's
baseball team defeated St. Paul
here Sunday 3 to 2 in a tight bail
game featured by numerous
strikeouts on both sides.' -
Monitor , ,r, , , - ' '. 11 5
St. Paul . 2 4 4
Cooper and Norton; Shuttxand
KIrsch. - '
STAYTON, July 10 Stayten
carried .off the honors in the
southern Marion county division
of the Mid :r Willamette league,
clinching the division title Sun
day by' defeating Turner, 5 to 3.
in a weu-played game before an
unusually large crowd here. . -' '
Fred Lindstrom
Swats in Pinch,
Pittsburgh Wins
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Pet
New York 44
St Louis 42
Pittsburgh u
Chicago 43
Boston
Brooklyn ,.35
Cincinnati . -Philadelphia
32
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.538
.532
.531
.506
.467
.425
.416
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46
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PITTSBURGH, July 10. (AP)
Fred" LIndstrom's single In the
ninth with three men on base and
two out today gave Pittsburgh a
3 to 3 victory over the Phillies.
Philadelphia ..... 3 - 7 1
Pittsburgh 3 7 2
Holley and Davis; French and
Picinlch.
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TILUBI SQUAD
Players well down the list on
the Salem Golf club team "saved
the bacon-at Tillamook Sunday,
enabling the Salem squad to bring
home aSltt to 22H victory over
the Alderbrook Country club
team. Salem won only two ot the .
first eight matches, but lost only
ona of the next 10. though one
was halredr A return match will
be played here In August. r . f?"
The Salem players reported ex
ceptional hospitality on the part
ot the coast team. Scores were:
Salem' . ' Tillamook -'
Rltner Hayes 3H
Woodmansee 1 Swett 2
R. Day 0
Skelley 0
Flanery 3
Nash 1
MeGlnley 2 -Victor
0
Isom 3 '
McFarland . 3 .
Newmeyer 0 -Starr
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Kuhn 2 '
Doughton 1
Kletiing ti
Crews' 8
Thomson 2., '
Irrlne 3
Scraf ford 3
GUhamO
Cock 2 ..
Schulty 1 ;
Meddlll 3 '
Anderson 0
Ebermaa 1
Duncan 3
Scoffer 0
Kuth 1 '
BotU li
, Day H
Borden 0
Mendenhall 9
Abrams 0
Merchant 8 ' : '
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COAST LEAGUE
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92
. .577
.567
.459
.458
.379
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Sacramento . . . . -S 9
Portland , - 58
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41
42
53
53
59
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Los Angeles
Hollywood .
Mission .
Oakland
Seattle
.56,
.55
.45
.44
.36
.37
San Francisco
' Sunday's Results
At Portland 11-4, Seattle 9-3.
At San Francisco 9-5, Holly
wood 12-4. .
At Los Angeles 10-3, Mission
4-5.
At Oakland 1-5, Sacrament
0-6. '
y - Series This Week
Portland at Oakland.
Seattle at Sacramento. -Los
Angeles at San Francisco.
Mission at Hollywood.
More apartments, were built la
Czechoslovakia last year than in
any of the proceeding three years.
By WALT DISNEY
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