PAGE EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, September 10, 1935
ay
First
EIDERS OPEN
Most of Veterans Expected
; are on Hand With Big
Freshman Group ;
- On ' Sweetland field softened
fcy the application of tons of wa
ter "Spec Keen e started yester
" to wbln Is 1935 rrid ma
chine Into shape for the toerhest
j opening three we a Bearcat
te" has ever had to face.
Thirty-seYB '41dates for no
r'Uons on the. Willamette eleven.
, tlijst year men and oldster, an-
. viva, iiccuQ b -riin ran tor
the openlnr of rrld training The
fare a hard two weeks grind of
a!tlce!. sknll exerHes and xz
!d training before the bueV no
afnst Dad DeGrot's" mob of
. Spartans from .San Jose on Sep
tember 21.
Will be Strenuous
Three sessions a dr.y will be
Krone's proran for the first
ten dars with . the TiM da to
t be lessened sowewhat when elass
es start and the athlete must
grind at textbooks as well as the
grdlron.
Suits were Issued yesterday
morning and the men turned out
for the Initial session yesterday
afternoon. Conditioning exercises
and- blocking: practice made np
most of yesterday afternoon's pro
gram with the candidates goine.
through a two hour chalk talk
Keene will start feeding plays
to the squad today, commencing
with the elementary formations
from which most of the Bearcat
. attack runs. Today's first session
is scheduled for 9:30 o'clock.
Nearly all ef the veterans were
on hand yesterday and the few
who are still working are expected
to put in an appearance within
the week. Suits were issued to a
' laree number of freshmen candi
dates.
Yankees and .
, Petroit Take
Close Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Detroit 8 45 .656
New York 77 53 .592
Cleveland ....... 68 65 .511
, Boston 67 67 .500
Chicago 64 65 .496
'AVashington 56 76 .424 J
St Louis 65 77 .417
Philadelphia .... 51 76 .402
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9. - (JP)
Overcoming an early Washington
lead, the Detroit Tigers held to
e their 8 game lead over New
' York today by rallying-in the late
Innings to defeat the Senators 5
to 4 in a game that was halted
after seven Innings on account of
- rain and darkness.
Manager Bucky Harris of the
- Nationals attempted to have the
game halted in the last half of
the seventh because of the dark
ness of a black cloud overhead,
but Umpire Summers allowed it to
continue only to call off activities
while the Senators were in their
half of the eighth Inning.
Detroit 5 12 . 1
"Washington 4 9 1
i Crowder, Hogsett and Coch
rane; Russell, Pettit and Bolton.
Browns Trounce As
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9.-(;P-Tho
Athletics lost a 5 to 1 deci
sion to St Louis today, failing to
solve the offerings of Caldwell
more than a half dozen times. The
Browns got almost twice as many
hits, one a homer by Clift-
Ct. Louis 5 11 3
Philadelphia ..... 1 7 1
Caldwell and Hemsley; Fer
razzi, Lieber and Berry.
Yanks Defeat Indians
'' NEW. YORK, SepCSHAVWal
' ter Brown, making his fourth
start of the year, pitched shutout
ball for seven innings but then
weakened and had to be relieved
by Johnny Murphy as the New
York Yankees defeated the Cleve
land Indians S to 3 today.
Cleveland 3 10 0
New York .....5 10 1
Hudlin, Winegamer and Phil
lips; Brown, Murphy and Dickey.
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SILYERTON, Sept. 8-Punters,
passers and centers are at work
each evening on ; tho Silverton
scnooi grounds In preparation for
-the football season of the Silver
ton high, school. All told 12 letter
men are expected back and 40 new
players will be out The whole
squad will turn out for practice
on September 16. : ;
Wallace Cochran, who coached
a' successful team a year ago, has
returned from his summer vaca
tion and Is out each day with the
boys .who are able to pat in the
early time. - -
Lettermen returning are ITee
mont Arbuckle, Harold Overland,
Harlan Anderson, Jimmy Busch,
Al Wart, Don Sawyer, Ken Seeley,
Albert Can o jr. Boyd Caniy, Henry
Holland, Jack McKenxle, Claire
Jarvis. -
The first game on the schedule
ts that with Dallas there on Oct
ober 4. Others scheduled Include:
.Mollala, October" 11; there; West
Linn. October IS. here; Newberg.
October 25.-there: Lhannn in
1. here; Mc Mlnnville, Nor. 8,
nere; canby. Nor. 15. here;
Woodburn, Not. 2z, there.
Court Order Only Hope of
Foes For Stopping Kansas
State on March Titleward
MANHATTAN, Kas., Sept. 9 (AP) The Kansas State
college Wildcats are figuring on another round trip to
the Big Six Conference football championship this fall, and
from the setup at Manhattan it would appear only an injunc
tion can stop them.
The Wildcats will have to scrap a little on the way, but
" " ' " o right now, with practice starting
Oaks Take 2
Over Solons;
Errors Help
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 9.-(JP)-Oakland
took both ends of an Ad
mission day double - header here
today, winning the first game, 7
to 3, and the ahbreviated contest,
2 to 1.'
The Bay club hit Flynn hard In
the late innings in the initial con
test. Koupal hurled shutout hall
in the second contest but three er
rors permitted the Oaks to score
twice while the best Sacramento
could do was one run off Lefty
Darrow,
Oakland 7 10 0
Sacramento S 10 3
Douglas and Raimondi; Flynn
and Berres.
Oakland 2 5 0
Sacramento 1 4 2
Darrow and Keyes; Koupal and
Sajkeld.
Split Final Pair
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9;P)
-The Missions and Los Angeles
topped off their season's play with
a split in today's double-header,
the Angels scoring a 6 to 5 tri
umph in the first game and drop
ping the nightcap by a similar
score.
The. Angels won the first on
Steve Messener's lusty triple to
center with two men on in the
ninth frame. The score was tied
when -Messener came to the plate.
In the short seven inning af
fair the Missions took a five run
lead "off Trailer In the first In
ning; The Angels came back with
foor in-the second and the teams
battled along evenly the balance
of the way. Hal Stitzel releaved
Johnson for the Missions in the
third inning and received credit
for the Reds' victory.
Los Angeles 6 10 0
Missions 5 10 2
Garland, Gabler and Goebel;
Beck and Outen, Frankovitch.
Los Angeles 5 9 2
Missions 6 6 1
Frazier and Gibson; Johnson,
Stitzel and Frankovitch.
San Francisco 3 9 1
Hollywood 2 10 0
Joiner and Woodall; Hebert
and DeSautels. Kerr.
San Francisco 1 1 2
Hollywood 1 3 2
(Called, time limit)
Sheehan. Densmore and Monzo;
Wells and Kerr.
Texas Youth
Gives Little
Tight Battle
THE COUNTRY CLUB, Cleve
land, Sept. 9.-(Jp)-A Texas youth
wno once gained national fame by
whipping the country's best trap
shooters in the Grand American
handicap came dazzlingly close
today to conquering the world's
foremost amateur golfer with a
double-barrel blast of super shot
making in the first round of the
United States amateur golf cham
pionship. Black-haired, handsome Rufus
King, Wichita Falls, Tex., who
captured five years ago the blue
ribbon of American amateur trapl
shooting at the age of 14 and
made h'.s debut in national golf
ing competition today at 19.
Lyielded finally to the more potent
weapons oi v imam Lawson Lit
tle, Jr., San Francisco, but not
before giving the defending title
holder a terrific jolt and a gal
lery of 2500 spectators th'e big
gest thrill of the opening day's
play.
Little, playing par golf for the
17 holes of the match, emerged
the winner by 3 and 1.
The champion's second round
opponent tomorrow is William
Lain, 27-year-old Chicago under
taker, but he refused to view the
outlook with any superstition on
that account.
Except for the defeat of Fran
cis Ouimet of Boston, veteran
former champion, the favorites
came through handsomely in a
convincing demonstration of form.
Miller Punishes
Bigger Opponent
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 9.-WV
Little Freddie Miller, the Nation
al Boxing association's feather-
weighty titleholder, ; punished Ed
die Zlvie for ,10 snappy, rounds
at the Duquesne Garden tonight
and was awarded a unanimous de
cision over his heavier opponent
it was a nonUtle battle.
Oa&e Expert .
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Sefee, . Locks and 'Jail Eqolp.
ment. Remodeling and repair
big. For appointment, call hint
t the Bligh Hotel this week.
tomorrow, it seems tney nave
what it takes.
To begin with, they have the
championship, which might be
classed as a liability in that in
every conference game they stand
a ehance of losing something their
opponent has only in prospect.
""They have a new head coach.
He is Wesley Fry. who was assist
ant to Lynn Waldorf at Kansas
State last year. It was Waldorf,
now coach at Northwestern uni
versity, who made rival schools
believe he was playing with a
popgun at Manhattan and then
proceeded to blast them with a
cannon.
Have Big Squad
The Wildcats also have 15 let
termen and a raft of reserves, not
to mention a young horde of soph
omores which is expected to bring
the squad to approximately 80
men.
With few exceptions Fry will
have the same material as last
year to work with, only the ma
terial now is seasoned' and well
grounded In the system which
Waldorf installed and which Fry
will continue.
Fry has Maurice "Red" Elder,
a fullback; Leo AyerB, a pepper
pot of a quarterback: Jim Lan
der, a big triple-threater; Ralph
Churchill, a classy end, and Cap
tain Dean Griffing. who appears
to have the center Job naUed
down.
CHICAGO. Sept. 9-UP)-Marian
McDougall of Portland, Ore., win
ner of the women's western golf
crown a year ago, toured the sog
gy Northmoor country club course
in 38-43 81 today to take the
lead in the seventh annual wom
en's 72-hole medal play.
Miss McDougall's round, two
over women's par, was excellent
considering the condition of tire
course which was made soggy and
heavy by recent rains.
Sylvia Annenberg of Long Isl
and, New York state champion,
finished the day in second place
with 40-43 83, while Marion Mi-
ley of Lexington, winner of this
year's western title and one of
the favorites In the derby event,
tied with Mrs. Melvin Jones of
Chicago for the next place at 84.
Another favorite, 17-yeaf-old
Patty Berg, of Minneapolis, Tun
nerup to Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare
for the national championship,
was bunched with another Minne-
apolis star, Mrs. Austin Pardue,
and Elamae Williams of Chicago,
with 85's. Tied for the next posi
tion with 87's were Beatrice Bar
rett. the third Minneapolis threat;
Rene Nelson, Mrs. L. H. Selz and
Mrs. Tim Yowry, of Chicago, and
Dorothy Carson of Hollywood,
Calif.
Grant Leads
Budge; Rain
Delays Play
FOREST HILLS. N. Y., Sept. 9
-JPf- A virtual cloudburst and
Bitsy " Grant descended on red
headed Don Budge late this af
ternoon with the result that the
pint-sized Georgia "giant killer"
was in the progress of achieving
the biggest upset of the year by
defeating the highly favored
Budge in the quarter-final round
of the national singles tennis
championship. But climatic ele
ments intervened and the match
was postponed until tomorrow. At
the time of the downpour Grant
was leading 6-4, 6-4, 2-1.
Helen Hull Jacobs and Mrs.
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan qualified
for the ' women's championship
which Miss Jacobs has held the
past three years.
They will meet Wednesaay in a
best of three, contests.
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Curt Davis Limits Cards to
Seven Hits, Cuts Margin
Over Cubs to One
NATIONAL
St. Louis
Chicago '.
New York
Pittsburgh" . .
Brooklyn .
LEAGUE
W. L.
-.84 49
.85 ,52
Pet.
.632
.620
.79 50 .612
77 59 .58
....60 71
.58 78
5 76
:.33 97
.458
Cincinnati :.
Philadelphia
.426
.424
.254
Boston ..
ST. LOUIS, Sept 9.-jF-Mana-
ger Frank Frisch went hitless to
day on his 37th birthday as his
St. Louis Cardinals went down to
untimely 4-to-3 defeat- before
Philadelphia.
The defeat cut the Red Birds
National league lead to the slim
margin of one game, as Chicago
drew up with a double victory
over Boston. The New" York Gi
ants, rained out at Pittsburgh,
gained a half-game and are' three
behind. .
The Philadelphia batters hop
ped on Phil Collins for three
runs in the fifth and then scored
their fourth and deciding run off
Ed Heusser in the eighth when
Chlozza singled, Warkins sacri
ficed and Allen singled.
The Cardinals meanwhile could
manufacture runs only one at a
time off Curt Davis, who pitched
seven-hit ball.
Philadelphia : 4 9 1
St. Louis t 7 1
C. Davis and Wilson; P. Col
lins, Huesser and Delancey.
Cubs Win Twice
CHICAGO, Sept. 9. - (JP) - Run
ning their current winning streak
to six straight games, the fast
stepping Chicago Cubs moved
within a game of the-St. Louis
Cardinals today when they down
ed the lowly Boston Braves twice.
5 to 1 and 2 to 1. The world
champions were droppine a deci
sion to the Phillies.
After Tex Carleton held the
Braves to four bits, one of them
a homer by Rookie Elburt Fletch
er, in the first game, Larry
French silenced the tail-enders
with one run the. "hard way"
allowing nine hits and a walk
to take the decision over Fred
Frankhouse in a mound duel.
The twin defeat ran Boston's los
ing streak to nine straight.
Boston 1 4 1
Chicago 5 10 2
Brandt and Spohrer; Carleton
and Hartnett.
Boston 1 9 1
Chicago 2 5 1
Frankhouse and Spohrer;
French and O'Dea.
New York at Pittsburgh post
poned, rain.
Forty Enter
Autumn Golf
Meet so Far
With heavy play over the week
end nearly 40 golfers have turned
in their qualifying scores for the
Salem golf club championship.
Considerable interest has been
shown in the tournament and
Varley expects that there will be
a field of over 100 by the close
of the qualifying round.
Eight players will be included
in each flight, making it necessary
for a player to come out on t op
in three matches to win the flight
championship. Players will be
paired according to qualifying
scores.
Max Flannery turned in a 71,
one under par, for medal honors
in qualifying rounds to date.
The opening of match play is
slated for next Sunday. All qual
ifying scores must be in by Sat
urday night.
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Patty Berg, 17, Minneapolis con
tender in woman's golf champion
ships at Interlachen, won her way to
finals and match with Mrs. Glenna
Collett Vara.
Cathedral Club
Nine is Winner
From Woodburn
Woodburn, Sept. 9-the Wood
burn Townies baseball team was
defeated by the Cathedral baseball
club team, Champions of the CYO
league of Portland, Sunday after
noon when they crossed bats at
the Legion park. The score was 8
to 4.
The Cathedral team has had
only one defeat this season and
has a heavy bunch of hitters in
Warren, Jim Millan, the three
Peccia brothers. Jim Leineweber
and others. The Woodburn team
played a good game with Susee
and Voget, pitchers and Eder,
catcher.
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SENATORS LOSE
TITLE CHANCES
Albany Wins 8-2 and Makes
Sure of Tie at Least;
Errors are Costly
STATE LEAGUE
. W. L.
Pet.
.711
.632
.Cll
.500
.368
.211
Albany
5
7
7
9
12
15
Salem
Hop Gold
L! "12
Toledo ...
Bend .
Eugene
Scores Sunday
Albany 8, Salem 2.
Hop Gold 2, Toledo 1.
Bend 7, Eugene 2.
The Salem Senators saw their
Chances of another States league
title go flitting away Sunday as
sloppy hall brought them an 8
to-2 defeat at the hands -of the
Albany Alcos.
The pennant - beaded Albany
club practically clinched a cham
pionship by its one-sided victory
over, the Salem -nine and made
sure of having at least a tie for
the title.
Only one more date Is left
without a cross on the State
league calendar, although Albany,
now leading Salem by a full
game, has a postponed contest
with Toledo to play. However,
this game will not be played un
less the season ends in a tie.
Homers by Gerran
and Dowllng Fatal
Errors at crucial points and
the fatal habit of Gerran and
Dowling of putting the ball out
of the park over Albany's short
right field fence caused disaster
tor the Senators.
Beck relieved "Squek" Wilson
about halfway through the game
but couldn't stop the pennant-
bound Alcos. Bill Bevens, whose
slants hogtied Hop Gold last
week, was unable to leave his
firefighting Job in the mountains
to pitch in the crucial contest.
Meeks of Salem put one out
side the park and Nicholson got
three hits in four times at bat
against Jim Ault, Albany ace
moundsman.
Salem 2 8 3
Albany 8 10
Wilson, Beck and Moye; Anlt
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Serious Blaze;
Loss is $25,000
CHINOOK, WasV; Sept
-Ilwaco,' Wash., firemen today es
timated the loss in last night's
fire here at 325,000. Several of
the building burned, including the
Chinook h o t e 1 and annex, the
Knutsen apartments and. two resi
dences. The postoffice and a gro
cery store were damaged.
The fire was battled by the Il
waco fire department, a crew from
the Cape Disappointment coast
guard station, CCC boys and men
from Fort Canby.
INDEPENDENCE, Sept. 7-Don-key
"baseball has .occupied the
night life of the community this
weekend, Jack Bartlett's string of
donkeys providing many laughs
for spectators.
Results of games were: Thurs
day night . Wigrich won from
Horst company by a 2 to l score.
Friday night a team from McCar
thy's hop ranch defeated a team
fron McLaughlin's by a 2 to 0
score.
Saturday night a douMe-header
was played. Girls' teams from Mc
Carthy's and McLaughlin's play
ed a fire-Inning game with Mc
Laughlin's winning 2 to 1. In the
second game the Independence
All-Stars defeated McCartney's 1
to 0. .
FIRES INCENDIARY
ROSEBURG, Ore., Sept 9.-WV
Six forest fires, all believed by
forestry officials to have been of
incendiary origin, kept 200 men
busy In Douglas county today.
They were reported under control
tonight.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 9-(5VToledo.
O., with aa extra Inning third
round victory orer the hlgbly-
; rated Cincinnati ' team, today
joined Pheonix, Aroz.r as the twin
faTorite in the National Softball
Tournament after 12 games in the
mens division and three in the
women's had narrowed the orig
inal field of 56 to eight,
Pheonix, a semi-finalist in 1934.
turned In pair oi shutouts to gain
the round of four, whipping Littl?
Rock 2 to 0 in a third round en
counter and t hen coming back in
the quarter-finals to shade Pitts
burgh, 1 to 0 in 12 innings.
The Toledo entry, after its tri
umph oxer Cincinnati,' returned
to blank Milwaukee, 5 t o. and
earn a semi-final engagement with
Peoria, I1L
Rochester, N. T., will be the
other semi-finalist tomorrow, hav
ing progressed with' an easy 8 to
0 victory over Lansing Mich., in
the third round and eased into
the last quartet on George Krem
ble's fourth home run of the
tournament.
Wirth is Backed
For Senate Race
MEDFORD, Ore., Sept. 9.-(jF)-H.
E, Wirth, insurance agent, was
endorsed as a candidate for the
United States senate at a Town
send club, picnic la Ashland yes
terday. Wirth was an Independent
candidate for governor last year.
TOBACCO MEX PLEAD
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-UP)-Processors
of cigar leaf and bur
ley tobacco today' joined in pleas
before the farm administration for
removal of the processing tax on
these two types of tobacco.
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