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GENTLEMAN AL
IS BACK AGAIN
Youngster who Beat Reed
i Again in Limelight;
Fans Like him
Al Karaslck, the Russian Lion,
some months ago announced
that he was all through with
"rough stuff on the wrestling
mat and would be a "gentleman"
from then on; and It is true that
he has been rechristened "Gen
tleman Al" by the Portland fans.
But there is just a trace of irony
about the way that nickname is
used, suggesting that the Lion's
reformation was hardly Complete.
i "Gentleman Al swore that he
would never be rough again un
less the opposition started it He
may hare an opportunity to
proTe that he meant it here to
night at the armory, tor Everett
. Klbbons, with whom he is match
ed in the heaTywelght half of the
double main ' event, is a clean
' wrestling young fellow; recently
t out of college. But Klbbons re
' fuses , to turn the other - cheek,
and the chances are that both
big ooys will get a little peered
over .some.-- little . accident that
may come up, and then the fur
will fljs. - ...
! Cecil, Bennett,, despite the cool,
business like manner In which
he overcame Robin Reed here a
week ago. Is an extremely boyish,
enthusiastic young fellow and he
was -mightily tickled over that
victory which, he confided, mark
ed a high point in his career to
date.
i The tans were all for Bennett
last Tuesday- night and he prob
ably will get their support again
tonight when he mores Into ac
tion against "Swede" Lawson.
The customers hare nothing
against the Scandinavians, but
when they pick a favorite they
don't drep him again right
away, and ' Bennett certainly
caught the popular fancy.
i "Bearcat" Arnold and "Prof."
Newton are expected to produce
some excitement In their 30 -minute
opener.
The boxing and wrestling com
mission met Monday and accept
ed the proposition made by Ro
bin Reed, who intends to pro
mote a few matches in Salem
while making his headquarters
here. His work will not conflict
with the continuation of Harry
Plant as official matchmaker.
( The Dalles, Ore., police court
refused to accept $50 worth of
dried prunes for a fine.'
Cross - Word Puzzle
By EUGENE
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HORIZONTAL
1 What English sugar merchant
- found1 the National Gallory
f BritUh Art? '
5 Wkick ef the Great Lake lie
' 'atiraly withia U United
. "SuttiT
12 Employ
13 Constellation
14 Hindu mendicant -
15 -Accessory seed-covering
16 By
17 Snare
,18 Venomous serpent
201
a 22 Musical note
" 23 English length measure
. 25 Muse of lyric poetry
28 Social insect
29 Musical note
S0-Bucket
31 Musical note
S2 A small deer
34 Winglike part
3C Branch
33 Pronoun
40 Fortified Algerian senport
42 Hypothetical force
44 "Hearing organ
46 Feigned
48 Cry of a dove
49 Printer's measure
60 Greek letter
61 Peruvian plant
63 Genuine
65 Interjection
SS What large salt inland Is
located in Russian Turkestan 7
60 Bone of the forearm
61 Be indebted to
62 Outer mantle of a Roman citl
zen 63 One who drives a pair of beasts
64 What is the first name of the
Persian poet known as "the
.. ; tentmaker"? ,
- VERTICAL
1 Who invented the catcher's
asask in baseball? .
2 To ventilate
8 Test H
4 Elongated fish (pL)
6 Plan in detail.;
6 Vexation
7 Omission sign ...... : .
8 Preposition,
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Doddering Old
As Coovert Lobs Pellet;
Senators Swing Too Hard
STATE LEAGUE
W. L.
Eugene . ji 4
Pet.
,63
.638
.583
.455
.417
.?71
Federals 7
Bend .. ' . 7
Schapp's -; . j
Salem .... 5
Albany
v Sunday's Scores
, At Salem 5, Albany 9.
At eBnd 8, Federals 10,
Canny old age triumphed over
exuberant youth Sunday Ion din
ger field when the doddering Al
bany Alcos squeezed out a 6 to 5
victory over the Salem Senators.
Old "Chinky" Coovert lobbed the
horsehlde across the- corners of
the plate for eight Innings and
'.'got by" because the Solons were
swinging at It from their heels
and seldom meeting It squarely.
Then, handed a one-run lead
going into the ninth. Manager
Wilkinson of the Alcos varied the
menu by sending in a young pitch
er, Hampton, with a sneaker fast
ball and the change was effective
in preventing any further Senator
rally. . . ,
The Senators committed five
bobbles at unfortunate times, and
were victims of some other luck
less occurrences, notably Oravec's
striding over second base without
touching it as he made the cir
cuit on a long drive to left, field
which brought In three runs. It
was an easy home run, aside from
the technicality. That occurred In
the seventh, and the three runs
put Salem ahead. One more was
scored in the eighth, but the Al
cos scored two on an error In the
ninth to win.
The score:
Albany AB
Barnes, 2b . 5
Dowling, cf 4
Bigbee, If Js
Hecker, ss 4
Wilkinson, c 4
Schmitz, rf -;,.. 5
McClain. lb 5
Lansing, 3b 4
Coovert, p k
Hampton, p T-. ..... 0
R
1
0
0
0
1
1
2
0
1
0
6
R
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
H
2
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
2
0
8
H
0
2
2
Totals
Salem
Scales, cf ..
Oravec Zb
Gribble, 3 b
Wood, ss ....
Chester, lb
. 39
AB
4
5
5
...5
-.5
..4
..4
Manning, rf
Move, c
Foreman, If ...... ...4
Wilson, p 3
Totals
39 5 11
SHEFFER
1 1 What Scottish mathematician
invented logarithms?
19 Climbing annual herb
21 Proceed
24 Gaelic god of the sea
2ft Narrow inlet
27 Distribute
28 Hinder
30--Foot-like organ
31 Winnowing implement
33 Pronoun
35 Part of "to be"
37 To low like a cow
3S In what Indian town did tha
Sepoy mutiny first- break Ant?
41 Trouble
43 What world-known American
dean ot shipping men, recent
ly deceased, was the inspira
tion for tbo famous character
Jf "Cappy Riek" in writing,
by Peter B. Km. ?
45 To annoint
4 By
47 What Venetian navigator in
--i"- uiscoverea the
American continent (Labra
dor) in 1497?
48 Make a glancing movement
50 Kingdom near Assyria
52 What Roman patriot is known
as the "foe of Carthava"?
54 Collection of sayings
66 Fear
57 Pronoun
59 Turkish commander
Herewith is the solution tn
terday's Puzzle.
QwiliW, Mil, B3af rsttMi tnrfjeit. he.
Alcos Win
Struck out, by Wilson .by
Coovert 2; bases on balls, oft Wil
son 4, off Coovert 2; two-base hit,
Gribble; wild pitch, Wilson; hit
batsman, Wilkinson by Wilson;
sacrifice, Lansing.
Federals
Bend
.10
15
8
8
Charles and Richards; Murphy
and Eubanks.
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MT. ANGEL, Aug. 7 Mt.
Angel won the championship of
the northern Marion county sec
tion ef the Mid - Willamette
league by defeating Aurora here
Sunday by a score of 8 to 0.
Wolf, Mt. Angel hurler, was in
great form, allowing only four
scattered hits, no man advanc
ing beyond second - base. He
struck out 10 men and also led
the ML Angel hitting with two
doubles -and single in . tour
trips to the plate. .
Aurora ......0- 4 4
Mt. Angel I 11 1
8TATTON, Aug. 7 (Special)
Stayton won Its second suc
cessive game In the Mid-Willamette
league playoff here Sunday,
defeating the Salem Elks 14 to 5.
The :;iks were able to muster
only one of their regular In
fielders for this game.
TOURNEY STARTED
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 7
(AP) Jack Ehrhart of Hoquiam,
Washington state boys' champion,
defeated Joe Dodd of Portland,
-1, 2-C, 6-0, on one of the out
standing opening day matches of J
the Oregon state tennis champion'
ships, which opened here today.
SUPEIIA IS WINNER
GRESHAM, Ore., Aug. 7.
(AP) Supelia, ridden by B. Matt,
Indian Jockey, won the feature
race at Gresham track here today,
going the 54 furlongs In 1:10
2-5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
W, L. Pet.
Washington 64 38 .828
New York 63 38 .818
Philadelphia ......51 50 .505
Detroit .....52 54 .481
Cleveland.... .a. ..53 57 .477
Chicago ....48 58 .4 63 4
Boston 45 55 .450
St. Louis 42 62 .882
NEW YORK, Aug. 7. (AP)
Joe Sewell's single in the ninth
sent Frank Crosetti across the
plate with the run that gave New
York a 6-to-4 decision over Wash
ington In the second game of to
day's double header after the
champions had won the first. 6
to 5, with another ninth-inning
rally. Babe Ruth hit his 26th
home run In the eighth inning of
the nightcap.
Washington .1 5 - . 8 1
New York .8 ,12. . 2
Crowder, Russell and L. Sew ell;
Vanatta, Moore and Dickey. -. -
Washington .4 8 1
New York ....... ...5. -. 12 ; 1
Stewart. Crowder and L. Sew
ell; Ruffing, Pennock and Dickey.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.
(AP) Aided by Bucky Walters'
homer and triple which sent five
runs across the plate, Boston de
feated Philadelphia, 8 to 5, today.
Bob Johnson and Dib Williams of
the A's and Werber of the Sox
also belted four-baggers. .
Boston 8 IS 0
Philadelphia 5 12 0
Wetland, Andrews and Ferrell;
Earnshaw, Coombs, Walberg and
Cochrane.
Chicago 0 .7 1
St. Louis 6 0
. Wyatt, Heving, Faber and Ber
ry, Sullivan; Stiles and Shea.
Cleveland ..........3 8 1
Detroit 8 13 6
Harder, Brown and Spencer;
Sorrell and Hay worth.
Out of 670 Illinois state banks
closed by the national m orator
ium in March, 610 have reopened.
Starring Popeyo
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"See old Chink Coovert out ,
there, just lobbing; that ball up .
to the plate? And those fellows
breaking their backs and fail
ins; to bit it squarely? You
don't have to barn them across
the plate to pitch. Bat when
does pitcher find that ovt? .
Not until he can't bora 'em over
' any longer. If Chink ever let
loose a fast ball, they'd knock"
it down his throat. He knows
it. Bat if the boys would choke
up and Just meet that ban, not
try to kill It, they'd get a mil.
lion hits right over the infield."
After that fashion philosophised
Red Ruppert, grand old man of
semi-pro baseball in Oregon, as
he watched the Alcos beat the
Senators Sunday. Pretty seon an
Alco was called out on a third
strike which obviously wasn't over
the plate, because the umpire-figured
he swung. Bill Wilkinson
hollered but not much.
Td have had a riot going by
this time,TRed declared. .?E '.
.have half the Xaas.oot of thai
grandstand right this minute.":
We didnt dispute his . word. 1
Red also said he saw Frisco
Edwards lose a ball game in "be
lieve it or not" fashion at Coquille
recently. Red was the umpire.
Frisco's Klamath Falls team was
ahead. 8 to 1, in the last Inning.
Coquille had two men on and the
next one hit to short right field.
One of these dust "twisters' arose
right where the ball fell and the
fielder just couldn't find the ball
in the midst of that "tornado" un
til three men had scored and Co-
I quille had won;
' Thronghan arrangement
made by William S. Walton, all
Salem golfers are invited to
play the new Neskowln coarse -without
charge next Sunday,
Ae date of its official opening.
Graham Sharkey, who was
down there Sunday, says the
coarse is in excellent shape al
though not all of the turf is
firm as yet. It is an interesting
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Sport Goods men Defeated
First Time in League
Game; Score 9-3
Parker's sport goods kitballers
were defeated for the first time
in a league game this season,
Monday night by Pade's which
won 8 to 3. Like all of the games
between these teams, it was a
tight battle up to the ninth in
ning when the grocers began
pounding the offerings of H. Sing
er. A succession of clean, hard
singles produced six runs. The
score was deadlocked at three-all
previous to this rally.
-. Kitchen and Seguln starred at
bat foj Pade's. each getting three
blows out of tour trips.
- Wait's Market romped on
KlUgsley lee, winning 11 to 0.
Bahlburg's wlldness coupled with
eight hits by Wait's accounted for
the lopsided outcome.
Kingsley Ice ......... .2 S
Wait's . ..11 8 1
Bahlburg and L. GlrodJ Walker
and C. Keller, '; .
Pade s .. ....'........8 jL3 4
Parker's .. ,.'......,.. . 0
" Stelnboek and Pade; H. Singer
and L. Singer.
The Salem Junior Kitball lea
gue got in motion Monday night
with Scott's Cyclery winning over
Square Deal Hardware 10 to 9 in
a tight, free-hitting game featur
ed by many bobbles. They were
tied going into the ninth inning.
Five teams are enrolled in this
league, the others being Bright
Spot, Kay Woolen Mills and
Western Powder. They will play
every night excepting Saturday at
6 o'clock.
Square Deal 8 8 11
Scott's 10 10 12
Stelnboek, Stubherfield and
Meiers; Skopil and Quesseth.
course, and a special effort is
being made to impress upon Sa
lem golfers that Neskowln is the
place to vacation at the coast
without giving op their favor
ite pastime while there.
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League Standings
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NATIONAL LEAGUE!
W. L. Pet,
New York J .61 . 41 .598
Pittsburgh ......9 46 .562
Chicago ......... 57 47 .548
St. Louis ........55 50- .624
Boston ..........55 51 .519
Philadelphia .....44 68 .431
Cincinnati .....'..44 63 .411
Brooklyn ........41 60 .406
COAST LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet,
.595
.582
.691
.584
.444
.409
.40
.374
Portland .........75
Hollywood 74
Los Angebss ...... 75
Sacramento ...... 1 5
Oakland ......... 56
San Francisco ....52
Mission .....52
Seattle . .46
51
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52
53
70
75
76
77
Sunday's Results
At Portland 8-6, Mission
(first game 10 Innings).
7-3
At San Francisco 8-12, Sacra
mento 3-10.
At Seattle 3-6, Hollywood 7-10.
At Los Angeles 15-7, Oakland
3-6. '
Series This Week
Portland at San Francisco.
Hollywood at Sacramento.
Mission at Oakland.
Seattle at LoY Angeles.'
Liberty Defeats
Crack Mill Nine
In Sunday Game
LIBERTY. Aug. 7. The Lib
erty baseball team maintains its
undefeated status after the game
here Sunday against Kay Woolen
Mills. The final score was. 5 to 1
for Liberty. The Woolen Mill team
had Lien pitching. White catching
a crack combination designed to
defeat the country team. The lo
cals took four scores on errors.
Seeger and Russell pitcher for
Liberty, Gugurich caught.
, If arrangements can be made
tor the use of dinger field in Sa
lem a return game will be played
August 20.
JOE SAVOLDI WINS
WILMINGTON. Del., Aug. 7
(AP) Joe Savoldl, 200, South
Bend, won two-out of three falls
tonight from Charley Strack, 231,
Spring Valleyr N. Y. -
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WOODBURN; Aug. T . . Tha
American Legion Junior base
ball team, champions of this di
vision, played a picked team of
college and ex-legion players here
Sunday and lost by .a score el
7 to 6 which showed they ara
going to be a team worthy of
consideration in the state finals
at Klamath Falls this week. Tha
boys looked snappy in their new
suits which, tkey wore tor the
first tlmh Sunday. Battery for
the Juniors was Schwab and
Bevens pitchers and Voget, catch
er. For. the picked team battery,
was Leffler and Lamsden, pitch
ers, and Gorbett. catcher.
The member of the American:
Legion Post No. 46 hare planned
a get-together rally as a sendoff
for the junior players who go to
Klamath Falls, Tuesday night.
The program will commence at
9 o'clock and will include num
bers by the Hubbard band, the
Monitor men's chorns, and sev
eral other attractions.
Water Supplies
, And Sanitation
Eyed, Hop Yards
. Hop yard sanitary inspection
was began yesterday by J. E.
Blinkhorn, dairy and food inspec
tor with the Marion' county health'
department. The task of checking
on Sanitation and purity of water
supplies at the hop pickers' camps
will "be more difficult than usual
this year because of the many
new yards opened up, he said.
Knowing from past experience
what sanitation measures are re
quired, proprietors of the larger
yards are cooperating well. Blink
horn stated.
WOODBURN DOESN'T COMB
SILVKRTON, Aug. 7. Silver
ton baseball twirlers did not have
the opportunity to add one more
scalp, to their long string of vic
tories this Sunday when the
Woodburn boys, scheduled to play
here, failed to- appear. At present
there are no more games sched
uled for the Sllverton team, man
aged by George Manolta.
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