PAGE SIX
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning, May 23, 1935
OaksiJLo.se. to Anseh, 2 to 1
SOLONSFALLTO
BEAVERS. 1 1 -8
Los Angeles Within Half a
: Game of Leading Acorns;
Oakland Crowd Huge
COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Oakland .........30 13 .698
Los Angeles 31 15 .674
San Francisco ....21 22 .488
Hollywood 21 23 .477
Portland -20 24 .453
Seattle ..........18 24 .429
Sacramento .19 26 .423
fissions ........ 1 6 29 .356
OAKLAND. Calif.. May 22.-
-Eleren thousand fans Jammed
the Oakland ball park almost to
capacity tonight to see the Los
Angeles Angels. Pacific Coast
league champs In 1934, defeat the
Oakland club 2 to 1 and move
within half a game of the league
leading Oaks.
- Tonight's game gave the Ser
aphs their second straight Tictory
over the league leaders.
Los Angeles .2 7 0
Oakland - 1 6 2
. - Garland and Goebel; Tobin and
Raimondi.
Caustic
Carries on
4 Bearcats who helped slay
Missionaries 75-0 on grid .to
try it today, diamond; Alcos
boast two coaches.
Losers Hit More
SACRAMENTO, May 22.-(JP)-Night
game:
Portland ....11 16 1
Sacramento 9 17 3
Carson, Ulrich, Bryan, Turpin
and Doe rr; Salvo, Hartwlg, Kou
pal and Salkeld.
Unearned Runs Win
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2Z.-(JP)
-Seattle picked up ten runs, eight
inthe second inning and two in
the seventh, all unearned off Jim
my Zinn, and withstood a closing
rally by San Francisco to win, 10
to 7, here today. '
Seattle .........10 10 0
San Francisco 7 13 4
Lucas, Vinci and Bottarini;
Zinn and Monzo, Clifford.
Shellenback Good
LOS ANGELES. May 22.-(J2P)-Frank
Shellenback again proved
he is a good baseball manager to
day when he pitched Hollywood
to a 12 to 1 victory over the Mis
sion club while his teammates
hammered three of the opposition
pitchers often and hard.
Missions 16 0
Hollywood 12 20 0
Thurston, Johnson, Post and
Outen, Ftankovich ; Shellenback
and Desautels, Kerr.
By CAUSTIC
With baseball bate instead of
bibles the Whitman Missionar
ies are aching to give the hea
then Willamette Bearcats a
good lesson In how to be good
Christians, not forgetting for
minute thai 75 to O defeat on
the hard November terra flrma
here Thanksgiving day. High
Missionary hopes of revenge
faltered a little, though, when
Willamette handily took C P. S.
The same Loggers rode away
from Walla Walla leaving the
Wheatfed Whitmanites losers
three oat of fonr. Not a bit
salving to the ease of mind of
Walla Walla prognosticators
(gnessers, in onr language) is
that Mills, Oraveo, Weisgerber
and Erickson of the Willamette
nine were members of the Wil
lamette eleven (this Is positive
ly not a numbers racket) which
rough shodded Whitman six
bits to zero.
Whitman has a club as good as
any many's ball team this year
and the championship series in the
wheat and Indian country is going
to "be a wow. The Missionaries aft
er breaking even with the Univer
sity of Washington made it a hab
it to drop the College of Idaho
Coyotes every week end. winning
11 out of 12 in their prolonged
series. They beat Eastern Oregon
Reenforced
Senators to
Play Alcos
"Frisco" Edwards' Senators will
make a strong bid to regain the
ascendancy in the state baseball
league here Sunday when they
take the field, revamped by the
addition of Willamette players,
against Albany.
Edwards expects to have nearly
the entire Bearcat baseball team
on the Senator roster Sunday. The
Willamette team will return from
Walla Walla late Saturday-night
and the players will be ready to
don Salem uniforms Sunday after
noon. Albany is at present tied with
Toledo and Bend for first place in
the league while Salem is holding
the cellar territory with the Hop
Golds. "Chinkie" Coovert, Al
bany manager, has gathered to
gether one of the strongest Alco
teams in several years. The Alcos
are especially strong In hurling
with Jim Ault and Wiltshire both
in the lineups.
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organized th idea of an "All
American" football team?
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9 Peer Grot's mother
12 Musical instrument
13 Section of a window
14 Electrified particle
15 Rave
16 What fixes! star of the first
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tion Boot?
18 Flower
20 Electric catfish
21 Uneven as if eaten away
23 Part of the coat turned back
27 Turkish headdress
29 What popular French operatic
singer made her debut ia 1928
as Lakmet lily ? -
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32 Diverted
34 What Mexican statesman
served as a Laborite president,
. 1924-28?
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37 Scrutinize ' -
39 Bitter vetch
40 Muse f amatory poetry
42 Helps -;-
44 Remove from office
46 LiOUld v-:-.:-V',,...;'"
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pro viae are Kio-CHw and
China 7
63 European watering place
64 Sing without words
65 Pen-name of Charles Lamb
66 Feminine name
57 Affirmative vota
68 Smart blows
69 Places
VERTICAL
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2 Loose sleeveless garments
3 Who was th ruler of the As
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6 What America architect da-
if aed th Grand Central Sta
tioa ia N. Y.i WlitatT 1
T One ef a Sooth American tribe
of Indians . .
8 Substance typically fusible and
apoque
9 Ventilate
10 French coin
11 Being in the most abstract
sense
17 What English scholar and
dramatist m remembered to
day for his comedy, "Ralph
Roister Doister"?
19 Stout cord
22 Covers with turf
24 What territory to the south
west ef Syria is classically as
sociated with aveats recorded
ia th Scriptures?
25 Always
26 Not so much
27 Notoriety
28 Arabian chieftain
33 Threads introduced beneath
the skin
35 Once more
38 Plant of the mint family
4i external
43 Stories
45 Genus of sea birds
4 T4 Prepare for publication
48 Land measures
49 Modest
50 Color
51 Candlennt tree
62 Aeriform fluid
- Herewith is the solution to yes
terday's puzzle.
lAlDPRIE liMJlAM I ftvlFl
Normal three out of four and took
games from University of Idaho
and Washington state.
That sly old fox, Vincent Bor
leske, has five good pitchers.
Two of them are veterans, three
freshmen. Either Boody Irving
or Larry Lemmel, th two np
perclassen, will pitch against
the Bearcats today. The three
frosh, Pete Jonas. Maurice
Webb and Clint Rbein, have all
built up good hurling average
and will have to be reckoned
with. The hitting and fielding
departments of the Walla Wal
la Coyote - skinners have not
been slouching either. Although
they went into a simultaneous
slump against the Loggers, er
rors have been few and plenti
ful against other opponents.
Too many cooks spoil the hash
but too many 'coaches haven't
cooked the goose of the Albany
Alcos yet. The Alco;, who are In
a three-way tie for leadership of
the state league, list besides Man
ager "Chinkie" Coovert two
coaches and a referee. Coach Joey
Mack of Albany college plays sec
ond base. Coach Carl Elllngsen of
Albany high school roams around
in the outfield where Dave Strit
mater, well known sports official,
is also pastured. The coach-ridden
Alcos play the Senators here Sunday.
H.S.WKH
VIE SATURDAY
Salem High Hopeful it May
Repeat Victory Over
Corvallis Squad
Salem high school's track team
will meet Corvallis on Sweetland
field Saturday afternoon In the
last meet of th season. Al
though the locals hold a victory
over' the Spartans competition is
expected to be close throughout.
Coach Ed Adams has several
promising men on his Corvallis
quad including BUI Blackledge,
hefty shotputter, who tosses the
iron ball around 45 feet, and Dave
Laford, speedster.
The meet will be the final ev
ent in interscholastlc competition
for several Red and Black run
ners. These are Clyde Randall,
Bob Brown, Harold Forrest, Jim
Fowler, Bill White, Charles Cole
man and Harvey Quistad.
The local team defeated Stayton
68 1-3 to 38 2-3 Tuesday after
noon. The Stayton team had
previously beaten Albany and
Oregon City and provided some
strong competition, especially in
the distance events.
PITTSBURGH, May 22.--Landing
plle-drlviag rights and
lefts throughout the 12 fast
rounds, Eddie "Babe" Risko to
night won a unanimous decision
from Frankie Ilittaglia.
Yanks Trim
White Sox,
Gain Second
AMERICAN LEAGUES
W. L. Pet.
Chicago 18 9 .46?
New York ...,.,..17 12 .586
Cleveland ........15 11 .577
Boston .. 15 12 .556
Detroit 15 13 .536
Washington 14 14 .600
Philadelphia ..... 8 17 .320
St. Louis 5 19 .208
NEW YORK, May 22.-(P)-The
Yankees picked on the league
leading White Sox as the victims
of one of their old fashioned slug
ging bees today and slammed
their way right into second place
in the American league standing
with a 13-5 victory.
Chicago 5 7 2
New York . 13 14 0
Jones, Vance and Sewell; Allen
and Jorgens.
Red Sox Victors
BOSTON, May 22.-P)-
Cleveland 5 10 1
Boston 12 14 2
Pearson, L. Brown, C. Brown
and Pytlak; W. Ferrell and R.
Ferrell.
Senators Win Again
WASHINGTON, May 22.-iJP)
St. Louis 2 8 0
Washington 5 9 1
Weiland, Walkup, Andrews,
Thomas and Heath; Whitehill and
Bolton.
Tigers Trim Athletics
Philadelphia, May 22.-(jP)-
Detroit 4 11 0
Philadelphia 1 8 3
Auker and Cochrane; Blaehold
er and Foxx.
Salem High Net
Squad Defeats
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Salem high school tennis team
defeated the University high team
of Eugene five matches to two
yesterday, making its claim to the
Willamette valley championship
airtight. After Bean, University
high ace, defeated Beall, Salem
number one man, the Salem bet
ters swept the singles. Gutekunst
and Macklin lost to Bean and
Schick in the doubles.
The Salem team will meet
Grant high school of Portland,
winners of the Portland inter
scholastlc league, Saturday or
Monday for the state champion
ship. Scores:
Bean, University high, beat
Beall 6-3, 6-4; Gutekunst, Salem,
beat Murphy 6-3, 3-6, 6-4; Mack
lin, Salem, beat Schick 63, 63;
Bertelson, Salem, beat Robbins
63, 8-6; Bahlburg, Salem, beat
Ruskin 6-2, 6-4; Bean and Schick,
University high, beat Gutekunst
and Macklin 10-8, 6-4; Beall and
Bertelson, Salem, beat Murphy
and Robbins 6-4, 6-4.
Goli ers Sign for
Eugene Match
Members of the Salem Golf
club who had signed up early this
week for the Eugene match next
Sunday were Eyre, Rahn, Crews,
Cross, Starr, Day, McDowell, Wil
son, Dr. H. H. Olinger, Lengren.
Victor, Cline, Fisher, Hendrie,
Kletzlng, Taylor and Ritner. A
number of others are expected to
sign before Saturday to swell the
team to somewhere near the
number which has attended such
matches in recent years.
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Beaten But
Shows Well
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L.
New York .19
Brooklyn 18
Chicago .........15
St. Louis .16
Pittsburgh .. ... . .16
Cincinnati .......11
Philadelphia ..... 8
Boston . . 8
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PITTSBURGH, May 22.-(ff)-Darrell
"Cy" Blahton ran up
against the New York Giants for
the second lime this season to
day and bounced back .with his
second defeat of the season
against six victories. 5 to 2.
The young mound star was
beaten largely because his rival,
Roy Parmejee, pitched better ball
but he was by no means dis
graced. He added fire strikeouts
to his record, to make it 61, gave
nine hits, and was accorded weak
support.
New York .. . 5 9 2
Pittsburgh 5
Parmelee and - Mancuso; , Bun
ton and Grace.
Reds Defeat Brooklyn
CINCINNATI, May 22.-JPy- .
Broklyn ....... ...... 4
Cincinnati ............ 5 7 3
" Earnshaw, Bablch, Munns,
Freitas and Lopez: Johnson,
Brennan and Campbell.
Cards Down Phllllee
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-(P)-
Philadelphia 2 8 2
St. Louis 3 10 1
Blvln, Pezzulo and Todd;
Haines and V. Davis.
Boston at Chicago, postponed;
rain.
Seniors Win From
Sophs, Salem High
Th a senior class Softball team
at Salem high defeated the sopho
mores 13 to 0 Wednesday night
at Sweetland field. The winners
nlar -'the Juniors for the school
championship tonight.
Seniors ....... .. . . .15 . 9 l
Sophomores . .... 0 5 2
" Keuseber and Comstoca; jlu
wlller, Hoffert and Mason.
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