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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1934)
j ...v.'":' m-. . TK flRFfUYN "ST ATFSM A V. Knlom. fWrnn TKnreAav HTninriinv Tim 91 lfi3Z ' ' ' - i 1 trAXMCt OlA -- . jzrzzjinr .-, y j . - Ruffing, s One-Hit Job Helps Yanks Strengthen Lead leaders take twdvigtdries Detroit Firmly in Second Place Through Defeat of Senator Club Historic Scene A3IERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Kew York 34 22 .607 Detroit 34 23 .596 Washington 32 28 .533 Boston 30 27 .526 Cleveland 28 26 .519 EL Louis 26 29 .473 Philadelphia ......22 34 .393 Chicago 20 37 .351 NEW YORK, June 20. -Home run blasts by Lou Gehrig and Frank Crosetti and Charlie "Red" Ruffings' oae-hit pitching anchored the New York Yankees a little more securely at the top ol the American league standings to day and gate the McCarthy men a clean sweep of the double header with the Cleveland Indians. The cores were 3 to 2 and 3 to 0. Cleveland 2 8 0 New York 3 6 0 Weiland and Myatt; Broaca, Gomes and Dickey. Cleveland 0 1 2 New York ... 11 L. Brown and Pytlak; Ruffing and Jorgens. Red Sox Win Again BOSTON, June 20. -(P)-The Boston Red Sox landed on two Chicago pitchers for 18 hits today as they gained their fourth suc cessive victory by humbling Jim my Dykes' White Sox, 14-9, In the aeries opener. Chicago 9 14 3 Boston 14 18 3 Jones, Gallivan and Madjeski, Shea; W. Ferreir and R. Ferrell. - Tigers Win In 11th WASHINGTON, June 20.-P-Scoring punch In the 11th inning today enabled the Detroit Tigers to beat Washington 13-10 and strengthened their claim to second place in the American league. ' Heinle Manush slapped out two more home runs aiding the Sena tors In piling up a three-run lead In the sixth Inning. Detroit 13 18 0 Washington 10 17 2 Rowe, Hogsett and Cochrane; Crowder, Bvrke, McColl, Russell, Thomas and Sewell. , Browns Trounce A's PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-yp) The St. Louis Browns trounced the Athletics 11 to 3 to take the series opener today. The Missour ians thumped three Mack pitchers for a total of 13 hits, putting the game on ice .with five runs in the seventh inning. Bob Johnson, leading home run hitter of the majors, hit his 20th of the season with the bags empty In the eighth. St. Louis i-.ll 13 1 Philadelphia 3 9 3 . Blaeholder and Hemsley; Cas carella, Kline, Dietrich and Berry, Hayes. L ' y ' Vinm i iijinn in i in I' ' nil "jV ' " '4f " " f - GIANTS OUTHIT CUBS 10 WIN Fourth Straight for World Champs in Big Attack on Western Front NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet, New York ...... -.39 19 .672 St. Louis 33 23 .689 Chicago ..S3 26 .559 Pittsburgh r.. 28 25 .628 Boston 29 26 .627 Brooklyn ....r.. 26 32 .448 Philadelphia 21 84 .382 Cincinnati 15 39 .278 CHICAGO. June 20.-fl)-Led by Mel Ott, who drove In six runs with his 16th and 17th home runs and a single, the world's cham pion and league leading New York Giants continued their stampede through the west today by out- slugging the Chicago Cubs for a 12 to 7 victory in the first game of the series. The victory was the Giants fourth straight triumph and their ninth in 11 games since taking to the road. The defeat was the Cuba' eighth setback in the last 11 games played at Wrigley Field. New York 12 18 Chicago 7 1 2 Fitxslmmons, Bell. Smith and Mancuso; Root, Joiner, Wearer, Tinning and Hartnett, Tate. Dodgers Beat Cards BT. LOUIS, Jane 20p)-Two big innings In which they scored seven runs and effective pitching by Van Mango were enough to give the Brooklyn Dodgers a 9 to 6 decision over the St. Louis Car dinals today. Brooklyn, 9 16 1 St Louis 6 11 2 Mungo and Lopez; Hallahan, Llndsey, Mooney, Carleton and V. Davis. Pirates Finally Win PITTSBURGH, June 20.-ff)-Coming .from behind three times with spirited rallies in which they were paced by th,eir new manager. "Pie" Traynor, the Pirates endeS a five-game losing streak today by beating the Boston Braves 6 to 6. Traynor got three doubles and a single and counted the winning run in the ninth. Boston 6 t 1 Pittsburgh 6 16 0 Cantwell, Pennock, Smyth and Spohrer; Lucas, Chagnon and Grace. Phils, Beds Divide CINCINNATI, June 20. - (yip) -Coming back after being beaten 6 to 4 in the opening contest, the Phillies defeated the Cincinnati Reds 16 to 10 In a slugging sec ond game of a double header to day. Philadelphia 4 T 6 Cincinnati 7 0 A, Moore and Todd; Derringer and Lombard!. Philadelphia 16 18 3 Cincinnati ie 16 Darrow, Grabowski, Lohrman and Todd; Brennan, Si Johnson, Stout,- Vance, Kolp and Lombard!. CflHS RATED t i II IT MEET LONDON, June 20.-!p) - Mem bers of the United States Davis Cup team were given only secon dary consideration today In the seeded list for the Wimbledon ten nis ' championships starting Mon day, but in actual play in the Queens Club tournament they continued into the quarter final round. With Dave Jones, former Co lumbia university star and now a Cambridge student, as a com panion, Frank X. Shields, Lester Stoefen, George M. Lott, Jr., and Sidney B. Wood, Jr., won third round matches. Shields put out the cup team captain, R. Norris "Dick" Williams. In the draw for the play at Wimbledon, Shields was seeded only fifth, with Stoefen and Wood rated directly behind him in that order. Jack Crawford, of Austra lia, the defending champion, headed the list followed by Fred Perry, England's cup ace, the sen sational young German, Baron von Cramm and H. W. "Bunny" Austin, Perry's cup team mate. Gloglo de Stefanl, of Italy, was seeded eighth completing the list. Although the men were little favored, the sensational play of Helen Hull Jacobs and Sarah Pal tray in defending the Wlghtman Cup fast weekend gave them first and third seeding, respectively, in the women's list. Last year's final ist, Dorothy Round of England, was rated second. Parade by Eight Teams to Open Softball Season Next Monday; Plan Announced Plans for the big opening of the summer season of the Salem Soft ball league were announced Wed nesday by Dwight Adams, league secretary. The opening .double header, contestants ia which will not be kown until the parade and the crowd reach Sweetland field, is to be played next Monday night. The eight teams, with all play ers in uniform, will form the par ade, marching from the Y. M. C. A. at 7:30 down through the business district and out to the field. There will be over 100 play ers in the procession and the bright uniforms and the signifi cance of the occasion will make it a gala event. The soltball players this season will be "real amateurs," for It will cost them money to play; each member of each team will put in $1 toward the light fund. Teams entered in the league, and listed in the order in which they will appear in the parade, are: Elks, Merchants (the new team organized by Don Hendrie), Kay Woolen Mills. Parker's, Mas ter Bread, Pade's, Wait s Market. Hogg Brothers. A drawing will be held to pick the contestants for the two games. Mechanics Win From Shippers With 8-7 Score MILL CITY. June 20. The shipping crew was defeated 8 to 7 in a fast game of kitball here Monday by the mechanics. Each team got seven hits. R. Ray and F. CTenshaw were the batteries for the mechanics and Bruder and Fink for the shipping crew. Two more games will, be played this week, one on Wednesday evening and another on Friday evening. The next game for the home league nine will be Sunday at Me- hama when they will meet, the Turner baseball nine. Peterson Pitches for Everett Now Andy Peterson, former Willam ette university and Salem Senator pitcher who was with the Port land Ducks early this season and hurled for Toledo In a State league game here later, Is .now a reg ular on the mound staff of the Everett, Wash., team in the North west league - which includes a number of the larger cities in Washington. Everett has a rather weak team, which has won only one of 18 games played to date. Peterson is reported to have had Bome trouble with control in his recent pitching. McCord, Visitor Hold Record in Mixed Tourney WOODBURN, June 20 Blaine McCord and Mrs. Earl Segrest of Berkeley, Calif., won the low net for the nine holes of the two-ball mixed foursome tournament at the golf course Sunday morning with a 49 21-28. Other scores were made as fol lows: George C. Beechler-Mrs. Gerald B. Smith, 41 4-37; R. L. Guiss-Mrs. Robert Harper, 46 6 40; Clyde Cutsforth - Miss Louise Shorey. 509-41; L. H. Shorey Mra. Blaine McCord. 46 4 -42; Antone Dejardin-Mrs. R. L. Gufss, 51 9-42; Ray Glatt-Mrs. L. H. Shorey, 485-43; John P. Hunt Mrs. Gertrude Parkhill. 53 9-44;' Dr. Gerald B. Smith-Mrs. George C. Beechler, 57 13-44; M. D. Henn!ng-Miss Naomi Mosbberger, 53: 8-4 5; Robert Harper -Mrs. Clyde Cutsforth, 537-46; Nor man K. Richards-Mrs. Wayne B. Gill. 63 12-51. Mrs. M. D. Hen ning of Gervais acted as score-keeper. DEMPSEY IN HOSPITAL NEW YORK, June 2fl.-a?)-A boil on his finger and toomany friends today sent Jack Dempsey to Polyclinic hospital for treat ment to the swollen digit and a rest for his weary nerves. POLLY AND HER PALS ST Caster Lets Seals Down With 3 Hits SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-JP) Steve Coscarart's triple and George Burns' single In the first Inning gave the Portland Beavers a 1 to 0 win over the San Fran cisco Seals in a Coast league game here tonight. George Caster, on the mound tor Portland, fast balled the Seals' hatters into submission, allowing but three hits. Portland 1 6 ..2 San Francisco 0 3 0 Caster and Doerr; Mails, Bal lou and Woodall. Oakland, Calif., June 20. -Fy-Night game: Missions 3 10 0 Oakland 5 8 0 Rohr, Osborne, Lleber and Dug ran; MeEvny and Raimondi. SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 20. -4P)-Nlght game: Hollywood ... 3 6 5 Sacramento .. ,li 10' 3 Hebert, Malttberger and Hersh berger. Brock; Koupal and WIrts. Grant, Kamrath Reach Tourney Quarter Finals CHICAGO, June 20.-(l)-Bryan -Bitay" Grant of Atlanta, and Karl . Kamrath of Austin. Tex., swept Into the Quarter finals of the western tennis championship today. Grant eliminated Max Da vidson of the University of Chi cago, the Big Ten singles cham pion, 6-2. 6-3, and Kamrath ad vanced at the expense of Art Kai ser, Chicago. 6-2, 6-2. In the women's division, Cath erine Wolf, Elkhart. Ind., and Helen Fulton, were given the top position, while Dr. Esther Bar tosh and Marlon Hunt, both of Los Angeles, were listed second. yfjF ! bssssssss f, X Tf -r - '-ll J i' LJ 1 . fsr Indian Mat Star Loses to Kruse by Two Straight PORTLAND, June JMSVChM Little Wolf. 200 -pound Indian grappler from Trinidad, Colo., lost two straight falls to Bob Kruse, Oswego. Ore., in themaln event This strip, in movie fashion, pre sents the highlights in the big scrap in New York City which ended with Max Baer ruling the heavyweight roost as champion, after defeating Primo Camera in the eleventh round. of a wrestling show here tonight. Kruse took the first fall in 25 minutes by snapping a wristlock on the Indian and sending him rolling through the ropes. The second fall, also won by a wristlock, took Just 28 seconds. The "Masked Marvel" beat Har ry Demetral, Chicago, with a head- lock in the semi-wlndup. Leo Jen sen, Vancouver, B. C, and Louie Miller, San Francisco, grappled three rounds to a draw. Sam Leathers, Winlock, Wash- and Cliff Thiede, Long Beach. Cat., went three rounds to a draw In the opener. Presbyterians Elect Rev. Orr OXFORD, O., June 20.-(ff)-The Rev. J. Alvin Orr, pastor of the First church, Northwise, Pitta- burgh, Pa., tonight was elected moderator of the general assem bly of the United Presbyterian church in North, America. After the T5awP is Over By CLIFF STERRETT . . - . . i - ssssi ana i-snmi hist- I 1 j U . 1 " It - I m m&2FiE. Pv&imm ssssi xm&m "j MICKEY MOUSE "It's an III Wind" By WALT DISNEY pGUESsT'll START LOOKlN FOR EVIDENCE IN UOLUO'S STABLE ! HERES WHERE I FOUND ONE OP .THE OLD PROSPECTORS BAGS OF GOLD. AND MAYBE I CAN LOCATE THE OTHER ONE ! that's funny THERES NO WIND; but my lantern BLEW OUT! N I T WHAT TH' DEUCE ! 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King Fmm Srodcare, twf, fl LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY Her Legal Adviser By DARREL McCLURE r 1 YESSHE CLAIMS Y V0U WERE WlSt IN COMlMS T& Ut5 M'A W A LAW-BREAKER yOOR OUT IS GUESS OU KMOW YOUR AUNT JZSr TWCOWMEROr M ME X AM WOT A LAWYER. p j A . WHAT SHALL rT "PLAIKJOOU SHOULD1 BETTER.'M 1 CO-AM'IF VtXl TM1I4K mftt "THE ORPHANACe . , BUT t OO MOT HESrTXTETO STATC I! s V . 1 OO?? HOTIPY TUB RROPCR. SHE AJUT REALLY. TRULY AUTO kMXJ SHE RRN flWHV I I WAS VEY CRUEL. lTHAT WHEkI YOU. HARBOR H . liJ TV XUTHORITICS AT ME. THEM YOU MUSTrrrSfii 7 152 .1' iJMMAWHV VOO ARE COURTiMG M V ' A hi IMMSDUtTEtV BE RIGHT AN' rw;,'4c I OEPHAMACCr f - l-TROUOLEl BY BREAKIM fJ v vTUSTA DUMB tJ 'Z-J LJ ss J" TOOTS AND CASPER "Ignorance is Bliss" By JIMMY MURPHY t SPENT CONSIDERABLE TIME LOOklNlr THROUGH rTHE BOOKS AND RAPER5J IN "YOUR SAFE. MR. CH177F1 l.,BUT THERES ONE VAULT IN THE SAFE I COULONT IMTfV NEVER MIND THAT VAULT, . 5HWKON" I KEEP IT ' LOCKED ' BECAUSE ITt CONTAINS A FEW OF MY PRIVATE 1 ALL OF WHICH REMINDS ME OF MORTIMER CLAMBV A CLEVER rUVTHAT FELLOrvj RiCHPOWERPULFEARED HE WAS CONSIDERED TO BE UMCOKQUERABLE until I TOPPLED HIM OFF OF HIS THRONE AND 4RA88ED 3NTROL OF HIS VAST INTERESTS rot WH. Kimf T,mmu Inc, Cn Mm fifta nml OF COURSE. NOBODY ON EARTH COULD HAVE TOPPLED HIM IN THE OPEN, BUT THERES MORE THAN ONE WAY OF SKINNING A CAT I HAD TO RESORT TO A LITTLE SHADY WORK TO BEAT MlM.BUT THAT5 AlL BART OF THE CrAME I CAUGHT HIM OFF OF HIS CTUAKU. BUT THAT WAS HIS Tumm luck- not mine! IMMY HuRPrtV HE WAS CRAFTY SHREWD CLEVER I SPENT MANY SLEEPLESS NIGHTS 5& WONDERING WHAT HIS NEXT MOVE f& WOULD BE UNTIL I READ HOW HE PERISHED WHEN THAT FREIGHTER SANK HE WENT TO THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN AND I ROSE TO THE VTQP OF THE. WORLD . HA-HA-A-A! TEPHEN CHT2ZELL WOULDN'T LAU&H IF HE ONLY kNEW THAT ERNIE SPURRON IS MORTIMER CLAMSY WITH A REMODELED FACE AND A NEW NAME! 621
