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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1935)
uHEWERS D EAT IITORS H Salem Team Ucks, Punch at Plate;, Toledo Falls - Before Bend Bats . STATE LEAGUE . , " . . W. L. PcL .667 .667 .667 .333 .333 .333 Toledo - - 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 Albany Bend ... Salem 2 1, Eugene I 1 Hop Gold : l Sunday Results : Salem 1, Hop Gold 5. - Eugene 2. Albany 12. : Bend 6, Toledo 0. . ' Ths Vancouver Hop Golda pounded tbe pill in the third and fourth innings to defeat the Sa lem Senators 5 to X and win their first same of the, letioi on Olinger field Sunday. ,. . The Senators, with Coleman and : Johnson - switched to the ' brewery ? team.' were lacking in hitting strength although the re vised lineup performed creditably in the field. The Willamette nine is expected - to - be back :from its final games with Whitman by next Sunday and "Frisco" Ed wards hopes : to bolster his club with Bearcats. Last season Aden. Oravec and Manning played for the Senators. .". ' The Hop Golds blasted out three hits in the third for three Tuns. Three singles in the eighth produced two more runs. . The lone Solon score came in the eighth when Kitchen singled to be scored on Dunn's double. , , Hop Gold -Schlafle. ct B. H, O. A. 1 Smith, lb 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 2 10 2 0 Johnson, 3 b Leach, ss Coleman, 2b 0 1 1 0 1 "2 2 2 0 9 1 0 Demorest, rf. Bishop, e Volker, If Miller, p Totals - Salem Kitchen. 2b ... Dunn, If Craig, cf . Gribble, 3b Moye, rf Boesch, ss . Steelnammer, Edwards, c Beck, p -.35 10 27 6 B. 3 4 3 3 H. O. A. 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 4 2 11 4 0 lb Totals 33 5 27 6 Errors, Leach, Coleman and Boesch. Two - base hits, I Dunn. Struck out by Miller 8, by Beck 1. Base on balls off Miller 2. off Beck 1. Sacrifice hits, Demorest, Volker. Umpire Hill and Mason. Cross-Word Puzzle By EUGKNE SHEFFKK 5 1 & C " '2 It 20 2 22 33" 34" 35 3 " " To" 41 j 77? 43 44 45 4T" 41 4ft 777 Tp, 777, SO 51 - 777. 52 53 54 "I I 1-1: wr : r -- HORIZONTAL ' 1 Tae aeresy of wkat grtat Ger wimm rm farmer uutd kia to hm smmened to tk Dist at : Werau ia 1521 1 Martin 1 T What Co UnbU professor ,.? wrote tke popaUr "Lif Bguu at Forty"? - ' i 13 Awaken - j 14 Wkat is the tecoad ia slxe ef - tlio coatiaoaU? 15 Mother ' 16 Former Russian rulers . - : 18 Egyptian solar disk - - - 19 Winged part - 1 Prepare for publication " 22 Fairy queen . . 23 Indkted 26 Cut the hair short 28 Throw off 30 Lie bidden in ambush - 32 Suffix: pertaining to 33 Interjection - 34 Lofty mountain 37 Alcoholic beverage S3 Note of the musical scale 30 Upon ' ; 40 Market 42 Sense organ 44 Man's name ' 48 What city, one ef the wealth . it of the aacioat world, was rocovered by Greece from the Tarksia 18227 49 Lower level in certain looms -61 Former title of respect 52 Common cry of a cat 65 Native Hawaiian woman's dance 66 Verses - . 68 Plural pronoun 69 Feminine name 61 Approached - C3 Low, indistinct sound 64 Diners VERTICAL 1 Monk of Tibet . 2 River in Russia 3 Towards 4 Rude dwelling 6 City in Prussia ' ' 6 Wht EnflUh novelist - wrote - MThe C 1 o i s t e r a a d the Hearth"? T What French ckemi.t laid the foundation of the science of " bacteriology? 8 Provided that Scrambled Bearcats Lose to Pilots in Close Game The most mixed-up Willamette baseball team that ever trod a diamond took its first defeat in 11 games from the Portland uni versity Pilots yesterday by a 3- to-2- score. "v. v-i---With .Vinnie Harriman, John Oravec and Don . amis, all badly smitten by the rays of Old Sol, cut of the game the "Bearcats looked, after "Spec" Keene had shifted them around to meet the situation, as if they had been shaken np in a hat and dumped onl the diamond. - Dick Weisger ber was behind the plate instead of in ' left field. Ken Manning, regular first : baseman, was at third and . Bill -: Beard, regular third Backer, played short. Don Burch, vr ho hasn't, played first since his high school days, was on the first bag. Bill Sutton play ed his first full game of the seas on at' second. Dwlght Aden, cen ter fielder, was the only player who was at his regular position throughout the game.- Lawrence Nunnenkamp, fresh man hurler. pitched his first game of the .season and did it well. . Although he issued six passes in six and a third innings be held : the Pilots to four scat tered hits and mixed a bewilder ing "downer? with a roundhouse curve to strike out five batters. Despite their scrambled condi tion the Bearcats came close to beating . the Pilots. None of the runs was earned. The last play of the game almost tied it up, and was a difficult one to judge. Beard singled with . one down, stole second and got to third when Burch was out at first. He then attempted to steal home and the Pilot catcher, dropped the ball. Ed Tweed had two strikes on him when the play was made and after tbe catcher failed to tag Beard, Umpire Spec Burke yelled "Strike, strike, strike." The catcher again dropped the ball as Tweed started running for first but retrieved it in time to throw him out. Considerable ar gument developed, the umpire stating that Coach "Gene" Mur phy said the run did not score and "Spec" Keene offering to put up 325 that it did. "Spec" lost the argument. Portland scored the first in ning when Anderson singled and scored on an error. In the second Willamette went ahead when Beard was safe on, a scratch sin gle, moved to third on Burch's sharp drive to center field and Beard score on a passed ball with Burch scoring on a squeeze play. In the second inning the Pilots SALEM XETMEX WIN The Sale.n high tenuis team de feated the Milwaukie net squad three matches to none at Milwau kie Saturday afternoon. Scores: Beall, Salem, beat. Holmes 6-0, 6-1; Macklin, Salem, beat Lalane 6-1, 6-3; Gutekunst and Macklin, Salem, beat Holmes and Hacken 6-4, 6-2. 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CswrUM. 1ISI. tiat rubra far4bata. tM. jMptegs scored two on an error at the "borne plate. ; The Bearcats will leave Wed nesday noon for the three-game championship series with Whit man at Walla Walla. All three games will be played, even It one team wins the first two games. Willamette 2 5 Portland . .3 C 3 N u n a e n kamp,- McCann and Weisgerber; Hatch and Hawkins. Oregon Loses to . Cougar Tqssers; Homer is Fatal - PULLMAN. Wash." May iO-UP) -Max Sehoenln g, Washington State college third baseman, knocked a home run with the bas es loaded in the last half of the eighth to defeat the University of Oregon baseball team, 8 to 5, here today. The homer was his second of the game.' : ; -,- , The teams play again tomor row. . ... v .. Oregon :.S ' 7 y'- 2 W. s. C. : : ..S C 2 Foulk and Vail; Herrold'and Goddard. ORANGE STAYS ON TOP MOSCOW, Idaho, May 2Q.-UP) -Oregon State college clung o the top of the Pacific Coast con ference northern division today by defeating the University of Idaho baseball team, S to 4, on MacLean field. Worthier smacked a double to send HIbbard home for the winning count in the ninth. POLLY AND HER MICKEY MOUSE rr's getting near. Y rzzzz MA WAKTTS TO KNOW ) i,yS&l WHAT ypU'P i-lKEy- jCTjSS i iyi5 here's the pitchers an cirrs, yp $?Pli O'THE OOCKERMENTS FURTOMO?RB5jf lk l paper! l put th, , q-i -rfe J -T7 ORIGINALS IN 1 ft : L-yJy Vrltf "THIS OUSKTA DO ) jp (sJrME TR,CK! THIMBLE THEATREStairing Popeye HIS FEVER S TERRIFIC!) hFH&'SA CTORU)mT) rM-LHWUFE . 1 THE GAS IV OFF " W-U HO-A J?. il p. 5 ? PBE Ob POT TOOI HUNSW) TOOO t NEVER SSOCHM ON CCOOirr OP J M JJS H 1 5 fN bottles oThvT ,eat7okw.ocboyo tCy , , S5W JSS-J . flit SSfCirJ HE SEX HE'S) yxVMjy I? I GO'ttER COOK Y HMfe , S's : ll " fj LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY I WAS standing right HERE- wajTCHlKlG PETE'S LUNCHROOM UO-WHEN J SEE A SWELL CAR, COMING -AM RIGHT IM THE BACK TOOTS AND CASPER CASPER riAD HIS ORDER ME TO MOW BUT iUESS I'LU HAVE TO DO IT HE HAS THE WHIP-HAND CNER ME MOW AND HPLl-L. TAWP ADVAIlTAuE OF- IT- tW, Knit Ft fmiicM, W nooDBum hod mm tied Buckaroos Win; Johnson of "Stayton Hurls One-Hit ; Game. for. Victory Molalla brought itself up to a tie for first place la the Mid-Willamette valley league Sunday at Molalla when it defeated the Woodburn Townies. previously unbeaten; 9 to 6 although the Townies chalked up twice aa many hits as the Buckarooai " - r ' The' Buckaroos took advantage of a bevy of Woodburn bobbles to bring in their runs. Perrine, start ing on the mound for Woodburn, was replaced by Susee in the fourth. The Woodburn ' pitchers held Molalla to six hits but bad suport lost them the game. Fluke went the route for Molalla. Bowley of Woodburn had a per feet day at bat with four hits in four, times at bat, Including a triple- . The K. of C. baseball team de feated Hubbard at Hubbard. Sun day by a score of 9 to 8. Hubbard led until the sixth , inning, when Herberger, Gents kow and Etzel hit for two bases with, men on to. score " five runs. Herberger, Gentzkow and Pate got two hits each for the K. C.'s while Coom- ler of Hubbard hit four times for a perfect day at bat. Hubbard 8 15 K. of C 9 8 Johnson, Coomler and Toget; serdots and Hunt. STAYTON. May 20 Merle PALS PEG-LEG PETE STIUU oohsnV KNOW HIS CONTRACTS ARE MISSING! LIK&VOO TOLD MBTDl SEAT WAS THE- 6V LITTLE ANN1B A. NEHVE TO HIS LAWN, THAT , CnalYriMifl ri.nn xnwl. MM Johnson, sensational moundsman for the Paris Woolen Mills team of Stayton, allowed Just one hit as. the woolen mill boys triumphed. 8 to 1, over the previously unde feated Jefferson, team In a Mid- Willamette league ball game here Sunday. - When Robertson - of Jefferson, n the seventh inning, zinaiiy smacked a clean single over - the second baseman's head, that indi vidual, who had been pulling hard for a no-hit game, in -desperation threw his. "clove-- at- the ball, the umpire said he hit it and the run ner . was - waved around to third base, scoring from there on a fielder's choice. - In five of the innings only three men faced Johnson; in two of those, he struck out three in a row, fanning 14 in all. Schiffer and Keech led Stayton's 12-hit as sault on two Jefferson pitchers. STAYTON. May 20 With Robinson hurling two-hit hall the Stayton Cannera shut; out Shaw 11 to 0 in a bean league game played at Shaw yesterday. The rictory kept Stayton at the top of the league standings with fire wins and no defeats. Humphreys got a home run, two doubles and a single in five times at bat. Cal avan also connected for the cir cuit. Stayton .. 1 ....... .11 14 Shaw ............. .0 2 Robinson and McRae; Amos, Foster and McAllister. WEST STAYTON, May 20 West Stayton defeated the Turner "B" team at Turner yesterday by a score of 15 to 5. Bob Poyse led the West Stayton batters with three Lits out of fire, but McCul- ly of Turner was high batter with three out of four. Turner 5 7 8 West Stayton 15 .18 Williams, Denyer,- Webb and B. Peterson; Schieman, Royse and Chamberlin, Lewis. The EmbroideryTl WELLPOLLV IPiEV IS SOME-THIN' I'D LIKE SOMETHlN1 WHAT'S BEEN ON ME MIND FER VEARS AN' YEARS. A Fair Now Showing VUh wurrouTcoLDN blast re)-. thihN K, m- m y f AN'WHENVUH V ONLV BJPER8 cr IJJJ'oS 115 come, to They A vouuo do em any ."r. Jr, M open rr Tvu GOOD ARE IN AN v CATTFUR. DEAL AND MAKE A Poor Head for Figures SHE. WAS ALL DOLLED UP iN SWELL CLOTHES-THE CAR MUSTA COST A PORTtJMR VJELL;I GUESS THE KID GOT PE.fc.KI AT ME.H.rAOCr; ITHECHAUFF&UR. STEPPED A : Two Minds With NEXT HE'LL MAKE ME WASH HIS CAR AND RUN H13 ERRANDS AND I CANT REFUSE OR HE'LL. TELL qnowip vtnA I FRA11HD' 'HAUNTED FARMHOAX -tv ow HER; METOPE TAYLOR. Fill L.UII) City Tournament Nears its Climax; All of Flights I WincT Up This Week - Either Bob Taylor or Walter Cllne, - each of ' whom has won the Salem Golf club champion ship in past tournaments limited to the club membership, will add the city championship to his laur els within, the coming week. They are finalists in the city tourna ment which is being sponsored by the Active club. , Taylor in the semi-final round which ended Sunday, defeated Graham Sharkey 4 and 3, and Cllne won from Steve Crockett, 8 and 2, Taylor has defeated Cline .in finals of a couple of tournaments within the last two years, but Cllne is playing at top form and the condition of the course favors his type of game Results of semi-finals in the other flights were as follows, the winners being matched in the finals which must be - played by next Sunday night: First Flanery beat Hendrle 1 up; Woodmansee beat - Nash 4 and. 3. Second Arthur beat Mapes 2 and 1: Olinger beat Robinson 1 up. Third Bates beat Thomson ' 2 up; Pitcher beat Day 3 and 1 Fourth Scales beat Raffety, 5 and 4; Kletiing beat Hlggins 4 and 3. Fifth and 2; and 1. Miller beat Brown 3 Chandler beat Crews " Sixth Wood beat Collins, de- Scratch Yer Ear, Pa I Exchange "Sunnyside Up!" a Single Thought LS BUT I S'POSE - ' : MA'S PERMISSION ' IT'SASKIN' FER JWHAT ) "TD JUST. ONCE USE N "TH' IMPOSSIBLE. 17 JS. T, J ONE O' HER GOLr DARNED J -C ' S BA? GUEST TOWELS! y YOU. STUPID FOOLLETTIKIG THAT LITTLE BRAT ESCAPE RIGHT OUTd 1004 UNDER VOORi HONESXMRsT NOSE-WHY DIDNT YDOJ MEANT-1 VAS GET THE LICENSE 1 SO SURPRISED- DAN I'VE A CONFESSION TO MAKE I'M 4LAD OUR. FARM WAS HAUNTED BECAUSE 1 DIDN'T LIKE XT AND I WAS ACHINcr EXCUSE LEAVE IT! v. 5rv &1 fanlt - Jones beat Flagg. ceiauii. Serenth McCrary beat .raraer 5 and 4; Moon beat Hogue, de fault, . Eighth - Hill beat Hunter 2 up; Hoflman beat Burns ana a. Ninth Basic beat Mcuiain s up; Wilson beat wyers, aeiauiu 10th Young beat Keuogg l Up- on I9tn; xurtis oeai eea- ham 3 and 2. ' ' . v f - 11th Caldwell beat Wood. 6 and 4; McKinney beat Bell, 7 and 5. 12th Carmical beat Belt 1 up on 2 1st; - poweu beat juason z and 1. . 13th- Glalsy er plays tKuhn, winner meets Hauser., - - 14th Wassom beat Gustafson 8. and- 5; Farmer beat .Coffey 2 and 1. , ' 15 th Schoettler heat Cook, de fault; Beaucbamp beat Watson, default. ' ' - ' - - No matches played in " Junior flight. Grocery Tossers Win Over Pete's , The Semite grocery softball team took both ends of a double he By By HARM YOU-JUST LOOK) nil u Ji fj r-T I HATED MX) TO MOVE AFTER t OT tOU HITO IT AND I HOPE VOU'RE NOT FOR AN to ANRV P J A M . . 1 ' header from the Pete's Place nine on the woolen mills diamond Sun day, 8 to a ana m w D'Arcy, who hurled for the gro .... - thai aornnrl came, hit tWO home runs while M. Maddy, hur ler for Pete's in the initial con test, went the circuit once. Henne couoiea w :cuo winning run In the last contest. Three Teams in Softball League . MT.' ANGEL, May 20 The softball season here opened Mon day, night, on St. Mary's school diamond. 1 . " . " Three teams have been entered in the city league, the Knights of Columbus, Sodality and Foresters. The former are captained by Tony Blgler and managed by Herman 6chwab; Adrian May is manager and Bill Beyer captain of the So dality team. The Forester nave "Bill" Bean, as manager and Jos. GrosjacQues as captain. Gamea will be played on Monday, Wed nesday and Friday nighta and no admission will be charged. The first game wjas between the For esters and Sodality. CUFF STERRETT By WALT DISNEY SUNAVA COCKROACH, IF &TrINKS kin err AWAY WIT' DAT : r i Round up thuh mod, M B DUTCH-SNAP IMTER ls . .IT! J I RflSS i ITI By SEGAR BRANDON WALSH ABOUT THAT. WICKED MRS MEANV- MC MOARLAND WILL NOT LET HER By JIMMY MURPHY TO ASK SHOULD swrM NOT SOPHIE AND IVE A CONFESSION WITH TO MAKE rata VTO fOU, J00! r - i I
