FAGE SEVISN,
Musky Varsity Oarsmen MaM Sweep of M
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, June 23, 193G
Feat Last Done
24 Years Ago
California ... Second and
Wavy Third in 8-Oar
Competition
REGATTA COURSE, Pough
keepsie. N. Y June 22.-(,)-The
Washington .varsity c r -completed
the first clean sweep made
in the Intercollegiate regatta on
the Hudson river since 1912 to
night when it swept to a length
and a halt victory over California.
Navy took third, Columbia was
fourth, Cornt.ll fifth, Pennsyl
vania sixth and Syracuse trailed
in the main event of the regatta.
Margin is 3.8 Seconds j
The official margin separating
the two western crews was three
and four-fifths seconds. Wash
ington was clocked in 19 minutes
9 35 seconds, California in
19:15 25. Due mainly to the slow
early pace, the time , was consid
erably off the record of 18:f35
45, set by California's 19 38
champions under conditions tqM
were scarcely any more favorable
than today's.
The Washington oarsmen
opened the competition by regis
tering a length victory, over Cali
fornia in the freshman race and
the Huskies Junior varsity crew
paddled down a three-mile course
to defeat the Navy's jayvees by
almost three lengths.
Not since 1912, when Cornell
registered three - victories in a
regatta that had junior varsity
four-oared shells racing Instead
of eights, has a college made a
clean sweep.
The Washington varsity trailed
most of the way during the four
mile racer which saw California
and Navy battling for the" lead
during most of the middle stages.
The Huskies did not make their
bid until they paddled into the
last half mile where they un
' corked a magnificent drive.
-The Huskies' winning time was
slow in being posted. The mid
shipmen's plebes trailed the Cali
fornia youngsters by two and a
half lengths as they finished in
third place in the two-mile open
ing race, with Cornell fourth,
Syracuse fifth and Columbia sixth
aad last. t
Harriman Leading
Senator Batters
Averages .375 With Aden
Next, .318 ; Team Hits
Pace of .246
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Vinnie Harriman, snappy Sen
ator shortstop wlthithe .stubber
bat. is leading thV Salem Sena
tor baseball club In hitting with
an average of .35.- In tne seven
games the- Senators have played
Harrisan has gone to bat 32 times
end collected sate bits 12 -limes.
Dwight Aden is the only other
regularly playing man" who is hit
ting above .300.. Aden , has hit
safely eight times out of 23 times
at bat for a .318 average. Ike
Wintermute, who has played in
only two games has an average
of .500 and Jerry Gastineau,
pitcher fn three games, has been
hitting at a .364 clip.
The team average is .246. Com
plete averages follow:'
B.. H. Pet.
Wintermute 8 4 .500
Harriman . 32 12 .375
Gastineau . 11 4 .384
Aden 23 8 .318
Maple 28 8 .286
Oravec 30 7 .250
Manning 36 8 .222
Gant r 26 5 .192
Moye 27 5 .185
Beard 28 4 .143
Bevens 11 0 -000
Wilson .......f. 7 0 .000
Edwards 1,0 .000
California Comet Flares Again
By BURNLEY-
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Elks Go Down
3 to 1 Sunday
TV Bills, Bevens, Beard
Bring Victory; Salem,
Hop Cold Tied
1934 Kiog Featum Syaicitc, lac.' WoitU righM taarfST
THE dark cloud of America's
early Davis Cup defeat by the
Australian team had its silver
lining the brilliant play of Donald
Budge being the one bright shaft
of sunlight breaking through the
gloomy tennis skies.
Budge, a tall, slim kid with a
mop of flaming red hair waving in
the breeze, almost won the Austra
lian series single handed, taking
both of his singles matches, and
losing in the doubles only because
the Anzac tiuo concentrated on his
partner, the erratic Gene Mako.
The torch-topped tennis tornado
from Sunny California is on the
warpath now, out to avenge Amer
ica's Davis Cup elimination by cap
turing the Wimbledon diadem from
the present world's champion, Fred
Perry.
Budge's record is little short of
phenomenal for a comparative new
comer to the top ranks of tennis,
and if his flashing racquet carries
him to the highest pinnacle of the
courts this summer, it will only be
in keeping with his meteoric rise
to stardom.
Already hailed as a "second Til
den," Devastating Don has trounced
all the leading stars of Europe and
America with the one exception of
Fred Perry. Last year the new
California Comet repeatedly
thrashed the great Baron von
Cramm, recent conqueror of Perry
and hailed by many as the world's
best player.
Don's recent smashing victories
over Jack Crawford and Adrian
Quist, the Anzae aces who rank just
in back of Perry and von Cramm,
seem to indicate that Uncle Sam's
new net pet is due for his greatest
season.
CoorrUM. 1131. br King Futons Srndlat. faa.
K. P. Team Wins
Kitball 1st Half
1 : . i
League Baseball
INDEPENDENCE, June 22.
Top honors for the first half of
the kittenball contest, between
the six teams of Independence
and Monmouth was won by the
Knights of Pythias team last
week. The Knights' of Pythias
won eight games and lost only
one during the six weeks of play.
. A new schedule will be drawn
up soon for the second half of
play to decide the winner of the
cup.
Standings of the six teams
follow:
W. L. Pet.
Knights of Pythias . ...8 1 .888
First National Bank ..7 3 .700
Morlans 5 3 .625
Monmouth C. of C 5 4 .555
Church Team 1 7 .125
V. of F. W. 1 8 .111
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
St. Louis ........ 38 23 . .623
Chicago 35 23 .603
Pittsburgh i 36 24 ,600
New York . . 33 f6 .559
Cincinnati ...... 3 1 30 .500
Boston 30 33 .478
Philadelphia ... . 2U 41 .339
Brooklyn 21 42 .333
Sunday's Results
At New York 6, St. Louis 4.
At Boston 3, Cincinnati 2.
At Brooklyn. 2-6, Chicago 7-4.
At' Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh
AMERICAN LEAGUE '
L. Pet
New York 41 20 .672
Boston ......... 36 26 .581
Cleveland ....... 31 30 .508
Detroit 32 31 .508
Washington .... . 31 31 .500
Chicago ........ 29 30 .9t
Philadelphia .... 22 37 .373
St. Louis 20 37 .361
Sunday's Results
St. Chicago 5. Philadelphia 11.
At St. Louis 0-6, Boston 3-3.
At Detroit 8, New York 7.
At Cleveland 8, Washington 3.
COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet
Missions ........ 46 39 .541
Seattle ......... 46 39 .541
Portland ........ 42 36 .533
Oakland ...v... 44 '38 .537
San Diego ....... 43 43 .500
San Francisco ... 41 44 .481
Los Angeles ..... 49 45 .471
Sacramento 35 50 .390
SniHlay's Results
' At Portland 7-8, San Francisco
2-4.
At Missions 5-0, Sacramento 10
J. -
At Seattle 2-1. Los Angeles 5-5.
At San Diego 20-3, Oakland 4-2.
Second games. 7 innings.
Series This Week
: Los Angeles at Portland.
Saa Francisco at Seattle.
Sacrament oat Saa Diego.
Oakland at Mission, -
Portland Wins
PORTLAND. Ore.. June t2.-(Jf)
-Portland's public links golf team
Ulbrickson, Coach
iVotr, Stroked Crete
To Win Decade Ago
POUGHKEEPSIE, X. Y
June 2!i-(P) Ten years ago
this week, 23-year.old Al 11
brickson stroked a Univer
sity of Washington crew to
victory on the Hudson, and
tonight Ulbrickson, now
coach of the Huskies, watch
ed three of his crews sweep
the river and win Washing
ton's first varsity victory
since he was graduated.
The year after be was
graduated Ulbrickson took
over the Washington fresh,
man crew. In 1927, Rusty
Callow left Washington to
coach Pennsylvania's crew
and recommended Ulbrick
on for the Job. Tonight L'l
brickson made that recom
mendation look good. ,-
defeated Seattle 64 to 36 Sunday
in the first half of a home and
home series.
Tear Vendor Meets Costillo Tonight
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Collins' Home Run
Breaks Deadlock
Cardinals Triumph, 8-6,
Over Phillies; Paul
Derringer Stars
PHILADELPHIA. June 22.-UP
-Jimmy Collins' second home run
of the battle and his ninth of the
season in the eighth inning with
Pepper Martin on base broke i
6 to 6 deadlock and eave the Na
tional league leading Cardinals an
8 to 6 triumph over the Phillies
today.
St. Louis . 8 14 0
PhiliWelphia 16 1
Walker, Haines, J. Dean and
Davis; Walter, Passeau and At-wood.
Senators Defeat Bend, Tie for Second
STATE LEAGUE
W. L.
Toledo .3 0
Salem 3
Hop Gold 3
Woodburn 2
Bend 1
Albany 0
Sunday's Scores
At Bend 1, Salem 3.
At Eugene 3, Hop Gold 5.
At Toledo 3, Woodburn 1
Pet
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BEND. June 22.-rsrAHn
Yeoman work by two Bills, Bill
Bevens and Bill Beard, brought
the Salem Senators a 3 to 1 vic
tory over the Bend Elks in a
hard fought state league game
nere sunaay. , -
Salem's vlctorv left it tid tm-
second nlace with Hon OnM whtoh
defeated Eugene 5 to 3. Toledo
defeated Woodburn to 1 to re
tain the league lead.
Bill Bevens. youthful Salem
hurler. held the Elks to five scat
tered hits while his teammates
finally found the knack of mmW
their blows where they counted
to collect all of their runs in one
slugging inning.
Beard Becomes Hero
Bill Beard, whose battine av
erage was a shameful .067 be
fore Sunday's earn w ha
of Salem's fourth inning splurge.
oearas siammmg triple to deep
right-center drove in two of Sa
lem's runs and Ranrt m-a
in from third with the other one
wnen Moye sacrificed.
Salem started off ita fnm-th
inning rally when Dwight Aden
un. inio one or Paul Gehrman's
pitches for a clean single. Harri
man, atteniDtine- to uoriri.
fouled out to the catcher, but
annmg singled to right and he
and Aden took an extra base
when Decker erred in fielding the
ball. That not h .,
- 1UI
Beards surDrisinr thrp.hiirrr
which gave Salem the,
scores of, the game. Moye, who
uu Biso inpiea in the second.
oumea over tne pitcher's head to
send Beard in.
Bend Scores In fitf.
Bend's lone Pun rfl Tn A in wliA
eighth when, with tvn nut flmn
in right field bobbled Nehl's long
""owing names to score from
urac
The Senator win m.. ..
Woodburn Babes on dinger field
uexi jsunaay.
Box score and summary:
saiein B H O
Oravec, 1 ; 3 0 2
Aden, m 4 1 n
Harriman. a .
Manning, lb i
Beard, 3 4
Moye, 2 3
Gant. r 4
Maple, c .3
Bevens, p 3
Total ""34
Bend b
Londahl, 2 4
Haines, lb
Nehl, S
M. Zimmer, s ....
Walker, m
Decker, r
Russell, I
Hawkins, c
Gehrman, p
Woodburn Win
junior Title
18 Hits, 12 Bobbles in
13-12 Contest With
Saleni Sunday
- WOODBURN, June 22. Wood
bum's Junior Legion baseball
team won its fourth county cham
pionship In Jive years when it
defeated Salem 13 to 12 in a
hectic contest here Sunday.
Both teams used two pitchers
in a game that saw IS. hits and
12 errors. Eland started for Sa
lem but was replaced by Bright
in the third after Woodburn had
put across eight runs in the first
two innings. When Salem got go
ing and tied the score at 8 to 8
with a five run rally in the fifth
the Woodburn starting pitcher,
Whitman, also took the axe and
gave way to Knight.
It was a disheartening game
for Saleni which fought an up
hill battle to twice overtake
Woodburn only to lose out in the
eighth inning when C. Reed was
safe on Steiger's boot and went
on around for the winning run.
Woodburn, which will be host
to the state tournament again
this year, has won a state cham
pionship and a northwest title
in previous years. To enter the
state tournament Woodburn must
come out on top in district com
petition.
Woodburn AB.
Gant, cf 6
Erland, rf 4
Whitman, p-ss 4
Shaw, lb 5
C. Reed,- c
M. Reed, 3b -Krupicka,
If
Knight, p
4
4
1
2
Dahl, 2 b . 5
R.
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
0
0
2
H.
0
2
1
2
2
1
2
0
0
0
Drives Midgets
BISi
"Wildcat" Hansen who will drive
one of the 30 midget racing
: ran -in the ' American Legion's
July a celebration at the state
' falrgronads next week la firt
; event of kind in Oregon.
Active Club Stag
Slated Wednesday
Flight Winners to Choose
Prizes; Taylor Ties
31 Record, 2nd
Totals ....
Salem
Johnson, 3b
Alley, cf
Bright, p
Wilson, If
Gentzkow, ss
Myers, c
Lowe, c
Mason, 2 b
Steiger, lb
Eland, p-lt
...37 13 10 7
AB. R. H. E.
4
0
4
4
2
4
5
5
4
3
2
0
1
1
4
1
0
0
1
2
1
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
2
1
0 4
1 11
1
2
1
6
0
3
4
....4
4
3
. 3
...4
.3
1
2
0
0
0
5 27 12
H O A
0 0
2 13
0 0
2
2
0
1
9
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
Hatch 1
Totals 33 5 27.12
Batted for Russell in 9th.
Errors, Manning, Moye, Gant,
Zimmer, Decker. Three base hits.
Beard, Moye. Sacrifice hits, Moye,
Haines. Struck out by Bevens 5,
Gehrman 7. Bases on balls off
Gehrman 3.
Totals 35 12 8
MT. ANGEL. June 22. The
ml An eel lunlor Legion took an
other defeat from Stayton here
Sunday afternoon, 3 to 1. btay
ton scored in the first inning and
made "their two remaining runs
in the seventh. Mt. Angel made
its lone run in the third.
Stayton 3 5 6
Mt. Angel 1 3
Batteries: Farthing and Shel
ton; Lulay and Welton.
Yanks Strengthen
Lead Over Boston
Weeper London
Billed 'ponigKt
Costillo to Grapple With
: Cry Baby in Rematch
at Salem Armory
If crying and tearfully appeal
ing decisions to the crowd could
make wrestling champions, Cry
Baby London would be champion
of all weights, including the fly
and mosquito weights. As a crier
none can surpass the hairy-faced
grappler who will meet Pascual
Costillo, the handsome Spaniard,
in the main - event of tonight's '
wrestling shew at the armory. "
London, who 'beat; Costillo in
Portland recently, ' is tops , as a
villain and packed them in on a
recent tour in the southwest and
those that came to cheer remained
to boo. Versed in all the unethi
cal tracks of the rassUn racket
London has been a terror to many
of the mora orthodox wrestlers.
Costillo, the sleek fellow who is
a great favorite with the ladies,
is undaunted, however. Claiming
that ha was beaten unfairly be
fore, the Spaniard demanded that
the rematch be staged in Salem
where he is more popular than in
any other town on Herb Owen's
circuit
George Bennett, popular Okla
homan, will find himself pitted
against the tricky Al Williams,
rough and tough gent with a fine
taste in tattooing. The two will
meet In the 45 minute semi-final.
Danny McShain, Hollywood
heel, and Bill Kenna will mix in
the 30 minute opener which
start at 8:30 o'clock.
Tigers Beat Red Sox and
Philadelphia Scores
Win From Indians
7e cnIcre
W MEXICO
AiHb AMD
KAIL,
Reds Trounce Dodgers
BROOKLYN, June 22.-(P)-Be-h!nd
the six-hit pitching of Paul
Derringer, the Cincinnati Reds
coasted to a 7 to 2 decision over
the Brooklyn Dodgers today.
Derringer blanked the Dodgers
with two hits for eight innings.
While he was pitching effective
ball, Ival Goodman led a 10-hlt
attack on three hurlers.
Cincinnati 7 10 1
Brooklyn ,....Z 5 2
Derringer and Campbell; Earn-
shaw, Jeffcoat, Butcher and Ber
res, Phelps.
Jackson Lams Pair
NEW YORK, June 22-VTra-
vis Jackson hit two homers and
drove in five runs as the New
York Giants pounded out 18 hits
to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates
11 to ( today. Paul Waner also
hit for a circuit for the Bucs.
Pittsburgh 5 5
New York -. 11 18 1
Swift, Bush and Todd; Schu
macher and Mancuso.
Bees Win, 5 to 1
BOSTON, June 22HAVGetting
to Tex Carleton for three count
ers in the opening frame; i the
Boston Bees tacked a 5 tp 1 de
feat on the Chicago Cnbs today.
The setback marked the second
straight for the Cnbs after their
long string of victories, broken
in the double bill yesterday.,
Chicago 1 t 0
Boston S T
Carleton, Hensaaw and O'Dea;
Benge and Lopes.
Ducks Open Home
Series Tonight
PORTLAND. Or.. JnnM
-The Portland baseball team.
which snatched both ends . of a
double-header Sunday to run its
winning streak to 12 out of II
games, opens a week's series with
Los Angeles here tomorrow night.
Portland alugged out a 7. to t
and an 8 to 4 win over . San
Francisco 'yesterday.
Budge, Grant Go
Ahead, Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON. Eng.. June 22.-
(AVBryan M. Grant, mizhtr ten.
ni atom from Atlanta, shelled
Helner Henkel, German 1 Davis
cup star, from the all-En rland
championships today as favorites
otherwise progressed to the sec
ond round in more or less routine
fashion.
s Of the other American victors.
Donald Budge, red thatched star
irom uaxiana. Cam., played im
pressively to eliminate H. A. Hare
of Great Britain, 8-1, 8-1, 6-4, but
Wilmer Allison, American champ
ion from Austin, Tex., favored his
tame nip ana . applied no more
pressure than was necessary In
Putting out the former TCnrlish
junior chamion, Robert Mulliken,
6-, 6-S.
CHICAGO, June 22 - OP) - The
New York Yankees strengthened
their position at the top of the
American league standings today
as they put over six runs in the
seventh inning to defeat the Chi
cago White Sox 9 to 6.
The victory, coupled with the
Red Sox' defeat, increased the
Yanks' margin over Boston to five
and one-half games.
New York H
Chicago ' 2
Pearson, Hadley and Dickey,
Glenn; Whitehead, C. Brown and
Grnbe.
Boston 7 13 1
Detroit 8 10 0
Marcum. Ostermueller and R.
Ferrell; Phillips, Crowder and
Hayworth.
Athletics Down Indians
CLEVELAND. June 22. - (JP) -George
Puccinelli's eighth inning
double scoring Lou Finney gave
the Philadelphia Athletics a 4 to
3 victory over the Cleveland In
dians today.
Philadelphia 4 9 2
Cleveland 3 8 0
Rhodes and Hayes; Allen and
Pytlak.
The long-awaited stag picnic at
which prizes for the Active club's
all-city golf tournament iwll be
given out. is finally scheduled. It
will be Wednesday night in the
grove at the Salem Golf club. All
flight winners should be present
to select their prizes. Under the
plan adopted the winner of the
first flight will have first choice,
winner of the second flight next
and so down the line. The champ
ions of the senior and junior
flights receive trophy cups.
Bob Taylor, city senior champ
ion, on Sunday furnished further
proof of his right to the title when
he shot a 31, five strokes under
par, to tie Bert Viicor's record on
the second nine. Taylor recently
set a new record of 30 for the
first time.
The Salem golf club downed a
team from Tillamook 41 hi to
18 on" the Salem course Sun
day. Results:
Salem Tillamook
Cline 2 Near 1
Johns 2-i Swett
Nash Vt Hayes IVt
Nash Vs Hayes 2
Flanery 3 Teregoy 0
Mapes 3 D. Near 0
Bernardl 3 Koch 0
Thomson 3 Schultz 0
Jackson 3 Smith 0
Busick Vt Coats 2
Petre James 2
Skelley 2H Ellis
Burns 3 Lewis 0
Higins 3 Lambertson 0
Hunter 1 Fries 2
Starr 1 Stokes 1
Arehart 3 Mendenhall 0
Lynch 3 Gate 0
Bonesteele 3 Abrams 0
Holmes 0 Ford 3
Buckman Mickey 2
Salem Y Defeats
Longview Netmen
Although ita tvn
players, Preston McDonald an
Norman Winslow, were absent.
me eaiem x.m.u.A. team won its
first tennis match in the Columbia-Willamette
league by defeat
ing Longview five matches to two
on the state hospital courts Sun
aay.
The Salem, team will meet the
Portland netters on a Portland
court next Sunday.
Scores: x
Fred Hagemann, Salem, beat
B. Cowell, 6-4, 6-2; Francis Sher
wood, Salem, lost to M. Harrison,
6-1. D-6. 6-3: Eueena Beall. Sa
lem, beat J. Barton. 6-1, 6-2;.
Gforge Gutekunst, Salem, beat A.
KODertson. 6-1, 6-1 Lawrence
Macklin, Salem, beatR. Chalupa,
6- 1, 6-2; Sherwood and Hage
man beat Corwell and Harris, 6-1,
7- 5; Beall and Gutekunst de
faulted to Barton and Robertson.
Washington at St Louis post
poned wet grounds.
W-ia-ESlP:MK.'
CRY BABY LONDON
-TS.-
PASCLJAL COSTILLO
1 Hoar
GEORGE BENNETT
-vs.-
AL WILLIAMS
. 43 Minutes
DANNY McSHAIN vs. BILL KENNA
' SO Minutes
Salem Armory, Tonight 8:30
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Sradents 83c, Ladles 23
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Herb Owen, Bfatchsaaker . .
Wilburn Race Victor
PORTLAND. Ore., Junee 2?.-(JP)-Jimmy
Wiiburn of Seattle
piloted his racing car to victory
in the 25-Iap main event at the
opening races at the Portland
speedway.
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