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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Blorning, Ju1t23, 1933 FJLGETnilRTEEN J. 7) . M h f i. J. it 1 i i, I' f i X' O V I ii If "J E AM TO:, West ; Salem; mat Paviliort Unique; Three Main B Events Ottered Across Brooklyn, bridge from New York city, somewhere oat on Lone island. Is situated Madison Squad Oarden stadium. West Sa lem, somewhat Inclined at pres ent to call Itself King wood ; as a means ot expressing its Individual entity apart from Salem, is also, right now, priding Itself on being like Brooklyn in that it has an open air arena built exclusively for wrestling and boxing, the only one, it is claimed, in Oregon. It is In truth a unique struc ture. From the outside it appears small, ana the visitor on ap proaching it wonders how the West Salem legionnaires, who built It, expect to get crowds in side it sufficient to par the freight On high class wrestling shows. That is no longer a mystery when it is viewed from the inside. Tiers of seats slope up sharply on all ton' sides ot the ring, utilis ing every Inch of space w4th the result that spectators oa the top most tier will be firtnally ring- siders." V !.:. ffr This newly " completed "arena will opened Zort public inspec tion -and the (Initial wrestling show tonight, with a triple ;maln event consisting of one - ' hour boats: offered by the legion, post, with Herb Owen as matchmaker. Mickey McGuire. whose resi dence 1s at West Salem, will meet Bulldog Jackson ot Klamath Falls, in one oMhese bouts; Log ger Heibert of St. Helens, and Dorry Detton of Salt Lake City, will figure in another; Tesnra Hlgaml of Jaan, and John Neman ic ot St. Louis, in the third. True to the modern trend toward the collegiate atmosphere, in wrestl ing, two ot the men are recent col lege men; Detton of .University ot Utah, Nemanlc from University of Colorado. . DR. SCHULZE SPEAKER siT.VERTON. Julv 27 Dr. D. tt snhiilm. nrofessor at the Willa 'metta university, will be the speaker Sunday morning at the Methodist churcn ai siiverion. Th rmmlar n&stor. the Rev. C. J Hall, is on a six weeks' leave ot .... M J absence which he ana nis umuj i are spending in Kansas and Okla noma.' Announcing . . . Hutcheon Paint Store Opening In New Location 174 N. Commercial Street Monday, July 31 You are invited to visit us in this new location and inspect our line of paints and wall paper Hutcheons Paint Store "23 YEARS IN SALEM" Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store 1x7 9. Commercial TeL 4010 THE BEST FOR LESS Pure Cane 0s w 25Ba.$ILoE10044J. New ARMOURS Milk Yeribest Tall Cans x cans 19c Jell Powder Preferred Stock 0 pkgs. 10c ARMOURS VERIBEST Dev. Meat !- M Size aW can 5c 1 CORNSTARCH ! Package 5c ! TOILET TISSUE 1000 Sheets 3 rolls 9C M. J. B. Coffee lb. can 97c STARS BY . . 4 f u , ! " J- I MEETS WEST SALEM MATMATC Arbelbide Popstone out of i Lot; Game Scoreless . Up to 7th Frame ' COAST LEAGUE Grape Nuts ....17c Jell-O, pkg 5c POST BRAN FLAKES 2 Pk.. 15c W 11 .Pet Sacramento -70 4t V.f03 Portland - 47 .591 Hollywood L68 47 .51 Los Angeles 48 .57 9 Oakland -51 61 .460 Mission 48 69 .410 San Francisco -.L45 70 .391 Seattle -41 70 .175 Life Buoy Soap Cake .. 5C GOLD MEDAL Cake Flour Cooler Free "I fl Pk. lVC 27. ran RINSO Lff. pk. PORTLAND. Ore., Jnljr (AP) Arbelbide's, noma with one on in the ninth Inning brought Hollywood a 1 to 1 tIc- tory oyer Portland here tonight in a pitchers' battle that saw no runs scored until the serntn inning After Jacobs for Portland and Campbell for Hollywood had fought on Tfrtnally even terms for the first six Innings, the Start broke through in the seventh to score one run. Vlnce Demaggio doubled, went to third when R. Jacobs was safe on, Mulligan's er ror and scored on! Summers sin gle. Berger was responsible largely-for cutting short the Hollywood rally. First, he made a sensational catch of Arbelbide's hard drive. Then when Haney singled, Berger. zipped the ball to nip Jacobs at home plate. The Beavers took the lead with two runs In the eighth Inning when Mulligan and Oana walked. and both scored on Sheely's dou ble. Then the ninth. Jacobs singled coiiKir CUI Best Food Mayonnaise Pint Jar . The biggest baa ebe.11 crowd Salem Las produced In at least aiz years, turned oat tbe other day to see G rover ClevclaBd Alexander pitch; to honor aa outstanding baseball career of the past. Mow It la oar humble opinion that Just aa many people, Impelled by similar mo Uvea, ought to turn out next Sunday when wolfera Feder als play the Salem Senators. 17c 233 The only difference wonld be that they would honor an out standing athletlo career that lies largely in the future. Most of yon will agree with us on the facta in the case; for Bobby Grayson, Stanford's most nromisinc sonh- Arbelblde hoisted one Into the left omore candidate for football hon- new bieacners. so tar as tne scor- 0m wm be playing with the Fed- Wg was -concemea, -ute 8 w?lerals. Grayson ran circles around over. ( !u,ni!r v.iltz ) 1 evervthiiie the California schools Hollywood f .3 11 1 ? 0 1 had jn the way of freshman talent Portland 1 7 1 iM fall, and thonah varsitv com- Campbell and Summers; Jacobs netitIon U toueher. there is noth- and Palmisano. w believe, to stand in the way of Bobby's eventually reach ing the extreme heights, except ing the possibility of Injury which might slow him down. BULLDOG JACKSON sencu hits pis win NATXOXAIj LKAGUE New York . 56 Chicago' lAt Pittsburgh 51 St Louis M 49 Boston " Philadelphia 19 Cincinnati 41 Brooklyn ST 16 41 Pet .609 51 .547 .511 .500 .419 .417 .411 PHILADELPHIA. July 17 Held hitless for six lnniags, the Phillies scored a pair of runs In the seventh tor a 1 to 1 victory over the Boston Braves and a clean sweep In the double header today. The Phils won the first game 4 to 1. Schnlmerich's homer with Hurst on brought in the Phils runs in the second. Boston 1 8 0 Philadelphia 4 11 0 Betts, Brandt and Hogan. Har- grave; Holley, Collins and Davis. Boston 1 5 2 Philadelphia 1 2 1 Cantwell and Hargrave; A. Moore and Davis. M ED WELL Where a Dollar Does its Duty 173 Sow Comercial Phone 875 When b trying: jour meat supply whether fresh or cured buy here and yon will be assured of supreme quality and satisfaction that Is only equalled, never bettered for now extra cost and prices are all unequalled. PITTSBURGH, July 27 (AP) The Chicago Cubs were unable to get to Larry Frenrh to day and they bowed to' the Pitts burgh Pirates 1 to 0. It was the Pirate southpaw's 12th victory ot the season. Chicago 0 6 0 Pittsburgh 2 8 1 ' Root and Hartnett; French and Grace. $01 IIS W SEATTLE. July 27. (AP) A big second inning, which John "Junk" Walters, Seattle outfield er, led off with a home run and which saw three runs scamper across tbe plate, gave the Indians a 3 to 2 win tonignt over me Missions. After Walters' long blow, Phil Page, pitcher, walked, came home on Almada's double and Almada himself scored on another double by McLarney. Bhortstop. The tribe was unable to score again. Dan Hafey, Mission outfielder, got a home run in the second for the Missions' first run and in the fourth, Dahlgren came across on another after the bases had been filled on singles by Dahlgren, Hafey and Mohler, when Fltrpat- rick hit into a double play. The game was played in an hour and 35 minutes. Seattle T 3 7 0 Missions '. . 2 91 SAN FRANCISCO July 27. (AP) San Francisco's Seals batted two Oakland pitchers around the lot today to score a 10-5 win and" their second straight of the series. Clarence Fieber started for the Oaks but was yanked in the third after . forcing over two runs on walks. Glen Gabler, replacement twirler. came in .with the bases full and one out but retired the side after permitting one run. He was nit nard tor tne remainder ot the game, however, Bottarini's long double In the fourth cleaning the bags for an additional three counters. Ed Stutz was succeeded in the fifth by Douglas who was Invinc ible for the remainder of the game. Bottarlni. Seals' catcher, was the hitting star with a single. double and triple. Oakland 5 7 0 San Francisco .-. 10 12 0 Fieber, Gabler and Veltman; Stutz, Douglas and Bottarinl. Sacramento 8 11 1 Los Angeles 7 13 4 Bryan and Wooddall; Thomas, StHzel, Newsom and McMuuen. Among the other new play ers in tne lineup oirectea by Ray Brooks, who incidentally has just graduated into the .ranks of promoters of profes sional sports by offering a wrestling show at Bend, is Buck Grayson, Bobby's older and al most as famous brother. Buck has played ball here In the past, with the Oregon State team as well aa in semi-pro ranks. Another Is Art Parker, who played several seasons with Los Angeles in the Coast league, mostly as utility infielder. He was with the Missions early this year but was dropped in one of those economy spasms. Parker was one of the best sandlotters ever developed in Portland, and was with the Ducks one season. Brooks is rather expected to start Treadway Charles Sunday. Charlea shut Schapp'a out with one hit two Sundays ago. That was before Schapp's strengthened for the game here last Sunday, but a onehlt performance is pretty good in this league, no matter who Its victims are. Charles was on ot the goats In the Senators' great slaughter here several weeks ago which set the Federals on the downward path, but his latest feat indicates that he has recovered from that experience. The Senators had a big work out Thursday night. Johnny Oravee la back In the fold and ready to start Sunday's game, and that will put the outfield on bicycles and add to the perils of attempting to score from sec ond on a single, for Oravee and Scales both throw accurately and Manning Is developing equal ability. The Senators have arranged for Elmer Hill, who has had consid erable experience, to handle the umpiring Sunday. Washington New York Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Chicago Boston St. Louis Roast Pig Causes Scandal In Cotabato, In the Philippines, recently, the chief of police ar rested, without apparent cause, two men who had Just completed the roasting of a pig. and took the prisoners and porker to the police station. A few minutes later the entire police force held a ban quet with roast pig on the menu. A few days later the two men tiled a complaint against the chief. Now the municipal president has cited the Justice ot the peace for issuing the complaint. - IN FIRST ST. LOUIS, July 27 (AP) St. Louis scored two runs In the ninth to defeat Cincinnati today. 4 to 2, and make a clean sweep of the three-game series. Cincinnati 3 5 1 St. Louis 4 15 0 Smith, Rixey and Hemsley, Manlon; Vance and Wilson. 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE W .60 58 47 46 47 ..43 ....42 .36 L 33 35 46 49 50 51 51 63 Pet .645 .624 .505 .484 .485 .457 .452 .364 NEW YORK, July 27 (AP)- Carl Hubbell shut out Brooklyn with four bits today and drove in the first run to give the giants a to 0 victory. The triumph in creased the giants' lead to five games and carried Hubbells shut out streak to 38 1-3 Innings. Brooklyn 0 4 New York 2 8 Mungo and Lopez; Hubbell and Richards. WASHINGTON, July 27 (AP) -Washington Increased its Amer ican league lead to two games to day by defeating New York, 3 to in the ten-inning opener or their "crucial" four-game series New York 2 7 1 Washington 3 7 0 Ruffing and Dickey; Stewart, Russell and Sewell. DETROIT, July 27 (AP) Mellllo and Levey broke a 12 in ning deadlock here today and poled out a single and a double to win for St. Louis 10 to 9 over De troit. St. Louis 10 17 Detroit 9 15 Wells. Hadley and Shea; Mar- berry, Frasier, Herring, Hogsett and Hayworth, Desantels. CHICAGO, July 27 (AP) Cleveland made it three in a row over Chicago today, clouting Gas ton, Haid and KImsey a 14 hit. to 1 victory. Cleveland 9 14 Chicago 1 6 2 Pearson and Pytlak; Gaston, Haid, KImsey, Faber and Berry. Kensington Wins Only Girl Purse GRESHAM. Ore., July 27. (AP) Kensington, Richardson up. won the only girl purse, feat ure race at the G res ham track to day. The time for the distance of i six furlongs was 1:14 2-5. una mm G Whole or Half Good to the last bite S(3 Bacon Back .....12c Breakfast Bacon ..13c Bacon Squares 7c Boston Butts 9c" Picnics 10c Beef Roast 10c Sirloin Steak 12c Beef Boil 7c Pork Roast 10c Fresh Spare Ribs 4 lbs. 25c Back Bones 3c Fresh Pig Feet 2c Fresh Pig Hocks 5c Pure Lard, 4 lbs 30c This is the best trimmed pork sold on the Salem mar ket and the quality i fancy only. j Veal Stew ..J.........5c Veal Roast 10c Hamburger 12c Pure Pork Sausage 12c Our hamburg and sausage contains no water, no suet, no cereal. It is the best that is sold in Salem. A 100 Independent Market A Salem Builder On or atibut the first of September we will be in our new building one door north of our present place, 171 So. Commercial. WE CLOSE AT 8 O'CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT STATE AND COMMERCIAL STS. Specials for Friday & Saturday July 28-29 BOSTON, July 27 (AP) The Red Sox defeated the Philadelphia Athletics, 6 to 2, today although outhlt 14 to IS by the A's. Philadelphia 2 14 0 Boston It 1 Cain, Mahaffey and Cochrane; Hodes and Ferrell. Biography on London Stage Plays about celebrities hare captured the London stage. Biog raphies and histories are being dug up to supply material for plots. A sew Bronte play is so successful that eight others about the Bronte are on the way. A Richard II Play is brilliantly suc cessful. 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