VDREGON STATESMAN, Salera, " Oregon; Wednesday BIornln& April 21, 1937
PAG2 SEVEN
Yankees 'Start Poorly ? IDizzy .Dean Hurls . Shutout in Openev
Gomez Beaten
By Single Run
History Repeated; Cards
Require Ten Innings
To Win Over Reds
NEW YORK. April 2MP)-Th
woild't champion New York Yan
kee got off to an inauspicious
tart tn their quest for another
American league championship
today, dropping the 1927 opener
to the Washington Senators, a
to 2, before a paid attendance of
45.850 in the stadium.
Lefty Gomez, star Yankee
southpaw, . essaying a comeback
after two more or less lean
year, was the victim of his third
opening day setback in three
years. He has lost all three de
clslsions by one run.
Except for the third inning,
when the Yanks showed traces ol
the power that enabled them to
pace the field by 19 -games
last season, Monte Weaver, vet
eran righthander who went the
route for the Senators, would
hare scored a shutout. In this
frame, the Yankees bunched four
of their ten hits to score both
their runs.
Washington 3 10
New York 2 10 2
. Wearer and Hog an; Gomes.
Murphy and Dickey.
Cleveland ....3 9 2
Detroit
Harder, L. Brown and Bytlak;
Auker and Cochrane.
Boston H H
Philadelphia 5 13 4
W. Ferrell and R. Ferrell; Kel
ley, Ross, Fink and Hayes.
Dean Starts Well
CINCINNATI. April 20-jfp)-Af-ter
giving him excellent fielding
support through nine innings, the
St. Louis Cardinals came up with
some stout batting support In
the tenth Inning today to give
their star righthander. Dlzxy
Dean, a 2-0 ylctory over the Cin
cinnati Reds in the opening game
at the local National league sea
son. "
Successive doubles by Joe Med
wick and Johnny Mize, a single
by Lippy Leo Durocher and a
long fly by catcher Bruce Ogro
dowskl provided the Cards win
ning margin.
Dean was touched for -one or
more hits in every inning but
the second. Yet. though the Reds
counted doubles by Outlaw, Good
man. Lombardl and Scarsella In
their total of thirteen safeties.
Dean bore down with men .on
base and got fine backing from
his infield. .
St. Louis 2 f 2
Cincinnati .'.-0 IS 0
J. Dean and Ogrodowski; R.
' Davis and Lombard!.
New York . .
Brooklyn s 5 3
Schumacher and Mancusd. Dan
nlng; Mungo and Phelps. .
Pittsburgh 5 9 1
Chicago 0 5 0
Blanton and Todd; French, Bry
ant and Odea.
Favorites Win in
California Event
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20-(jpy-Defending
tltleholder, medal
ist and tournament favorite. Miss
Peggy Graham, 18-year-old star
of Los Angeles, continued to set
the pace today in the first round
of the California Women's golf
championship. She easily defeat
ed Mrs. C J. Woerner, also of
Los Angeles. 6 and 4.
Nancy Hurst of Portland, Ore
gon champion now attending
Stanford university, disposed of
Mrs. Ream Leachman, Vallejo, 4
and S.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT OF OREGON
No. B 22114
In the Matter of
Alvln L. Schmitt,
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Alvln u.
Schmitt, of Sublimity, in the
County of Marion and . District
aforesaid, a bankrupt.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 7th day of April. 1937,
the said Alvln L. Schmitt was duly
adjudicated bankrupt and that the
first meeting of his creditors will
be held at the Law Library in the
Law Office of Keys & Page. Room
304 U. S. National Bank Building,
in the City of Salem. Oregon, on
the 3rd day of May, 1937. at 1:30
o'clock In the afternoon, at which
time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint
a trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting. ,-.
WILLARD L. MARKS.
Referee in Bankruptcy. A 21.
IX THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT OF OREGON
No. B 22125
In the Matter of
Lloyd Ryan Porter,
Bankrupt. -
To the creditors of Lloyd Ryan
Porter, of Salem, in the County
f Marlon and District aforesaid.
a bankrupt. ,,,x
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that on the 10th day of April.
1537, the said Lloyd Ryan Porter
waa duly adjudicated bankrupt
and that the first meeting of his
creditors will be held at the Law
Library of the Law : Office of
Keyes ft Page, Room 304 U. S.
National Bank Building, In the
City of Salem. Oregon, on the 3rd
day of May. 19S7. at 1:45 o'clock
in the afternoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
mooting.
WILLARD L MARKS,
Referee In Bankruptcy. All.
Cubs
f L - V .Base has
fiYJ? rirj V should
-V: GAP
a ..- -
C HOLLY GRIMM'S Fairy Tales
(1937 edition) is now on the
market, but it will be some
time before we know whether the
volume's happy ending will really
come true.
Cholly's best tale is about fierce
Bear Cubs that chew up some
Giants, Pirates and Gashouse boys.
On paper, those Cubs do look rather
ferocious, at that. The big weak
Church Softball
Delayed by Cold
Second Pair of Games Set
Thursday; Series Will
Run Until June 3
Church Softball games did nol
get under way as expected yester
day as it was so cold the teams
did not show up at the field. Ev
angelical was to have met First
Baptist and Mormon was to have
played First Christian. They -will
try it again tomorrow at 6 p.m.
Here is the senior league's
schedule for the remainder of the
season : i
April 23 St. Joph' vs. Coagrega
tional; Jasoa Lea tl ConaTogational.
April 27 Jason Le t. Pmbrterian;
Congregational t. Kirat Baptiat.
April 29 Kvaniteliral ra. Mormon; St.
Joavph'a Ta. First Ctoriatian.
- May 4 .'n(Tcatioaal ra. Mormoa;
St. Joavph'a . Evangelical.
May 6 Jatoa Lea Ta. First Eaptiat;
Preabyteriaa ra. F'rat Chriatian.
May 11 rirmt Baptiat Ta. Mormon ;
Jasoa Loo Ta. Firat Chriatian.
May 1 Presbyterian t. Evangelical;
Court relational Ta. (it. Joseph's.
May IS Firat Baptist Ta. St. Joseph's;
Presbyterian ts. Congregational.
May 20 Jason Leo vs. Mormon; Firat
Christian vs. Evangelical.
May IS Mormon vs. St. Joseph;
Jason Leo ts. Evangelical.
May t7 Firat Chriatian vs. Congrega
tional: Firat Baptiat va. Presbyterian.
Juno 1 Jason Loo ts. St. Joseph's;
Evaageliral va. Congregational.
' Jane S Mormon vs. Presbyterian;
Firat Christian ts. First Baptist.
All games on Parrish field, atartiag at
4 p.m. Sekedale sabjert to change by
sroathor conditions.
Webfoots Defeat
Linfieltl Tossers
McMIKXVILLE. April 2Q-yP-Battlng
around for a five run
lead In the first Inning, the Uni
versity of. Oregon defeated Lin
field college 8 to 4 in the first
game of the baseball season here.
Oregon j ....8 11 3
Linfield I. 4 10 2
NOTICE I OS FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE , IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the undersigned RACHEL
ANN PATTON. Executrix of the
estate of L. F. Butler, deceased,
has filed in the County Court of
the State of Oregon for Marion
County, her Final Account, and
that said Court has. by Order
thereof, designated Monday the
24th day of May, 1937. at the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day at the County Court
room in the Court House at Sa
lem, Oregon, as the time and place
for hearing objections to said time
and place all persons so objecting
shall appear and show cause, if
any there be, why said Account
should not, la all things, be al
lowed and approved, the said es
tate settled and closed, and the
Executrix discharged.
RACHEL ANN PATTON.
, Executrix of the Estate
of L. F. Butler, deceased.
ROSS A FORD
Lawyers' i r;
Salem, Oregon. A-21-28-My-5-12-
lt.
Shoiv Their
By BURNLEY-
ness of the Windy City outfit has
been first base, which has been a
cavernous gap since urunm a re
tirement. However, Cholly is stak
ing everything on the trade which
brought him Rip Collins last winter,
and the Ripper is the man of the
moment in Chicago.
Collins is expected to "make" the
Cubs' inner defense. If he has a
good year with the willow. Leader
Grimm's pennant dreams may come
true. t V
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(By The Associated Press)
Toledo 6; Indianapolis 2.
Minneapolis 5; MHwaukie 6.
Columbus 6; Louisville 7.
Parker and Frat
Junior Nines Win
Parker's defeated Valley Motor
5 to 2 and Alpha Psi Delta down
ed Pade's 11 to 10 in opening
games of the Junior softball cir
cuit on Sweetland field last night.
Smithers, Parker pitcher, gave
up only one hit, that a single col
lected by the opposing hurler. Bob
Keuscher. McCarroll of Parker's
hit a home run, scoring one ahead
of him. -
Bill Anton, pitching for Alpha
Psi Delta, struck out nine as the
Greeks won from Pade's.
Scores:
Parker's- 5 4 5
Valley Motor 2 18
Smithers and Taylor; Kuescher
and Harms.
Alpha Psi Delta 11 12 6
Pade's ....10 8 6
Anton and Jones; Comstock
and Hastings.
Pirates Lose Out
Twice to Badgers
' - i
ALBANY, Ore.. April 20-V-Pacific
university took both ends
of a baseball double header from
the Pirates of Albany college to
day, blanking the locals 4 to 0
in the first winning 4 to 1 la an
overtime game in the final heat.
Pacific 4 4
Albany .........J....0 10
Diereckx and Petrasso; Pri
deaux and Dicker.
Pacific 4 5 1
Albany 1 5 2
Relss and Gearing; Manning
and Cook.
Title Bout Cancelled
Seattle, April tOJPy-TTOmoteT
Nate Druxman announced can
cellation tonight of the scheduled
middleweight title bout here May
4 between Champion , Freddie
Steele of Tacoma, Wash., and
Ken Overlln of Richmond. Va.,
because ot Overlln' Illness.
Five Teams to Compete
EUGENE, April 20 -p)- Al
bany, Corvallls. Eugene and Uni
versity high schools and the Ore
gon university freshmen will take
part In flveway track meet on
Hayward field Friday afternoon.
Dallas High Is Winner
MONMOUTH. April 20 Dallas
high's . baseball team defeated
Monmouth 17 to 10 in a sloppily
played game here today. Battery
for Dallas was Kroeker and Pet
ers and tor Monmouth, Clark and
Piert. r
League Baseball
Claws
Another key man in the Bruins'
1937 set up is the left-handed Larry
French. Only Carl Hubbell sur
passes Lefty Larry among National
League fork banders, and French
must carry the main burden of the
Cubs pitching hopes.
Larry is not exactly an iron man,
and Grimm cannot afford to over
work him. "Still, Charles expects his
ace to cop anywhere from 20 to 25
games. "
OwrUM. HIT. br BJm rwlam SjwStaM. la
Punch Wins Again
For Sailor Moran
Right to Heart Effective
in Stopping Gunther;
Clingman Winner
Sailor Moran's right to the
heart proved again to be his most
effective "hold" as he downed
Joe Gunther, Nashville grappler.
by taking the final fall In the ar
mory main event last night.
A few weU-tlmed rights, follow
ed by a Upover shoulder pin, gave
Moran his second straight fall
Just when Gunther was beginning
to clean up the canvas with him.
Moran's first fall came with a
body press after Gunther had tak
en the opening slam with his spe
cialty, the twister headlock.
Tommy Tassla, Italian grap
pler, evened the score for the
cleanle department by taking two
out of three falls from Frits Lud-
wlg, the German menace.
Otis Clingman, popular Oklaho-
man. proved that he still is able
to make it short and sweet by tak
ing two straight falls from Tex
Porter, Port Angeles, in the
opener."
Academy Softball
Nine Tops Parrish
Sacred Heart academy's soft
ball nine defeated Parrish junior
high 1 to 4 in the opening tilt
of the intramural softball league
on Olinger field yesterday after
noon. 1
The Sacred Heart team nicked
Long. Parrish hurler, for nine
hits, while Richard Gentskow.
Sacred Heart pitcher, was giving
up seven.
Saunders Won't Move
DENVER, April 20 -VP)- Wil
liam H. "Navy Bill Saunders,
football coach at Denver univers
ity, said today his contract has
been renewed for three years and
that he had withdrawn his name
from consideration for the grid
coaching berth at the University
of New Mexico. . .
Dayton Wins Game
DAYTON, April 20 The Day
ton union high school baseball
team began the season Friday by
playing the first league ' game
-with Willamina here In a 3 to 0
score victory for Dayton.
r ' .
Three-Way Meet Today
ALBANY, April 20 -(Xy- The
Bulldogs of Albany high school
will be hosts to Dallas and Inde
pendence at a triangular track
meet Wednesday. . -
Tennis Contest Set
MeMinnrflle. April 20-VTh
Linfield college tennis team will
meet Oregon State college at
Corral lis Wednesday In the sec
ond match of its current season.
Cooper Facing
Threat
Wes Hayes Holds Previous
Knockout Over Champ;
They Meet Friday
Tiny Cooper, hulking Hubbard
fighter, will put his Oregon hea
vyweight title In jeopardy for the
second time Friday night when he
meets Wes Hayes, the Portland
negro fighter. In a ten round
main event.
Cooper kept his belt, won orig
inally from Frank Riggi, after a
draw decision In a ten round title
fight with Gene O'Grady here sev
eral weeks ago. Since then he has
knocked out another high -rated
northwest heavyweight. Jack Mc
Omber of Tacoma.
Hayes, making a comeback aft
er being laid up for many months
with cracked ribs received In his
fight with Frank Riggi last year,
posted a victory over "Hoot Mon
McDonald, Marshfield heavy
weight, with a s e c o n d round
technical knockout here last
week. .
Hayes, who probably looks
more like a fighter than any of
the heavyweights who have shown
here, knocked out Cooper here
last year.
Prelims Promising
Bud Peterson, I n d e pendence
battler, and Lyle Triplett, Port
land, will meet in a six round
seml-windup.
Ikey Bostwick, Portland, and
Ernie Bailey, Central! a, are
scheduled for a six round special
event. Eddie Norris slashed Bai
ley down in two rounds here a
few weeks ago.
Two 155 pounders. Kid Kelly
of Silver Falls and Glen Straw-
laugh of Salem will meet in a
four round event while the amus
ing Charley McCoy of Indepen
dence and Ernie Jones of Port
land will meet in the opener.
Ducks Drop Into
Cellar in Opener
Hurst's Homer Is Deciding
Blow; Crowd Is Small
Because of Rain
COAST LEAGUE
W.
.12
.10
.11
.10
. 9
. 6
.
. 5
L.
S -
7
8
7
11
12
12
Pet.
.067
.625
San Diego
Seattle .....
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco .
Oakland
Mission
Portland
.011
.556
.563
.358
.333
.294
PORTLAND, April 20.-rP-Los
Angeles won the opening game
here today, 4 to 3. after Don
Hurst had broken a 2 to 2 tie In
the eighth with a home run over
the right field fence.
The game was played In an al
most constant downpour after the
fifth Inning.
The Angels twice got a one-run
Jump on the Beavers in early in
nings, but Portland tied twice.
Then came Hurst's homer in the
eighth and another run In the
ninth when the visitors filled the
bases on Liska. The Beavers got
one of them back in their half of
the ninth, but with the tying run
on first base and two down. Dutch
Lieber whiffed Pinch Hitter Bur
nett for the final out.
Official paid attendance was
7,610, Portland's lowest since
1921, due to the dismal weather
Los Angeles . 4 10 0
Portland J 8
Lieber and Collins; Liska, Bur
nett and Wilson.
Padres Win. Early
SAN DIEGO, Calif., April 20.-
(fl?)-Driving Southpaw Bill Seln
soth from the moand with a four
hit. four-run barrage in the first
inning. San Diego's Padres wal
loped Sacramento, 5 to 1, In the
series opener here today.
Sacramento 1 4 1
San Diego . 5 11 0
Selnsoth, Newsome, Murray and
Clark; Ward and Detore.
Protest Is Upheld
LOS ANGELES, April 20.-tfV-
Oakland s protest of Its game
with Seattle In Oakland, April 8.
was upheld today by Pres. Wilbur
Tuttle of the Pacific coast .base
ball league. Tuttle's decision re
moved one victory from Seattle s
standing, and a defeat from the
Oakland standing.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.-
(rTV-NIght game:
Oakland 2 6 3
Missions ... 6 14 1
Miller, ServentL Olds and Ba
ker; LamanskI and Outen.
Talbot Club Has
Finished Project
TALBOT, April 20 The 4-H
health club has completed its
project and . the health posters
and record books have been turn
ed over to the county leader,
Wayne Bv Harding.
Ronald Horen, the only 4-H
Forestry dob member here, has
his work completed, and will
make the required exhibit at the
eoanty 4-H show. . , .
The 4-H sewing club held Its
achievement day - Monday - after
noon at the school house .with
several visitors present. The club
had a splendid display of needle
work. Mrs. C. A. Myers, Mrs. D.
E. Blinston and Mrs. Claud John
son were judges. Frances Horen,
Meredith Johnson and Mary Loo
El la son were chosen to exhibit
their work at the spring 4-H
show Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday in the club display build
ing at the state fairgrounds in
Salem. The local club leader is
Mrs. E. J. Freeman.
Strong
BV FAWL HAWSE-K
Harold Hank would like to
find a pitcher or two but there
aren't any to be found, it seems.
With the loss of Lee Fallin. the
speedballer, he has one pitcher
left, LeRoy Bright. Bright had a
little experience with the high
school team last year and pitched
for the American Legion junior
team. He'll do for one hurler but
even a high school club can't get
along with just one pitcher.
The Vikings are at last Ret
ting a chance to get in a little
practice. When they were shut
oat by Chemawa last week they
had hardly had any infield
practice because of the sloppy
condition of Olinger field. This
week they don't play until Fri
day when they go to Eugene for
a game with the Axemen.
Vern Gllmore takes his track
team to MHwaukie Thursday and
figures that maybe, after winning
a pair of meets, his hoys will drop
one. Milwaukie, Vern says, has
just about the , best dual meet
team in the state. It's a well-bal
anced outfit that gets points all
along the line and is pretty tough
to beat in dual competition
"They'll probably beat us by
about 30 points," Gllmore said,
"but when the district meet comes
along we'll be ahead of them."
Some of the best water
splashers in-the northwest will
converge on Salem Slay 1 when
the local Y. M. C. A. pool will
be the scene of the Northwest
Y. 9L C A. championship tour
nament. Gus Moore, Y. M. C A.
physical director, is busy lin
ing up officials and making
other arrangements for the
meet. Tacoma is the defending
champion in both junior and
senior divisions and will be
here to defend its title. Teams
will be present from nearly ev
ery Y. M. C. A. in the north
west, including the distant Boi
se, Idaho, y. M. C. A.
Talbot Orchards,
Fields Damaged
TALBOT, April 20. The re
cent high water did considerable
damage near Talbot. Drift is piled
on fields, orchards and hop yards.
A lot of the. gravel which was
recently put on the road has been
washed away and flax just plant
ed and .young clover fields are
damaged. Traffic was resumed in
the lower region Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Reeves entertained
Saturday night at her home with
a card party. High score was won
by Ilene Blinston and C T. Meier
and consolation went to Miss Ha
zel Moulton and Dr. J. E. Rohner
of Corvallls.
Marjorie Cole and Louise Gil
mour attended the state Chris
tian Endeavor convention in Cor
vallls Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. Clark Cable Says
Never in England
(Continued from Paso 1)
tionship to Gwendoline, but had
proceeded in good faith when she
wrote letters to him asking sup
port money.
Presenting- the government's
case, Powell told the jury that
during 1922, 1923 and part of
1924 when Mrs. Norton 'Claim
ed she was having the illicit re
lations with "Frank Billings"
Gable was working in Oregon.
"He worked in Bend, Astoria,
Seaside, near Salem, In Portland,
in Tillamook county and In Sll
verton," Powell said. 'He was
traveling, picking crops, working
in lumber yards. In department
stores and for a telephone com
pany Four Girls Candidates
For Dayton May Queen
DAYTON, April 20. Lela
Kelley of the senior class of Day
ton union high school is candidate
for May queen in the student
body May day exercises. Gladys
Ferris is candidate of the junior
class; Eleanor Clow of the sopho
more class, and Marilyn Graben-
horst, freshman class.
Pepco Entertains at
Aumsville P.-T. A. Meet
AUMSVILLE, April 20. The
Parent-Teacher association met
Wednesday at the schoolhouse.
The P.E.P. company of Salem
entertained with several numbers.
The glee club, directed by Miss
Clara Dodson, also, gave numbers.
The program was in charge of
L. D. Roberts.
Plans to Bring Family
HAYESYILLE, April 20.
Reese Evans of Ipswich, S. D.,
has returned to his home after
spending two weeks with his
friend. Chester Doolittle and fam
ily. He expects to return - soon
with his family to make his home
to Oregon,
NOTICE
To Residents of Salens and
Vicinity
HTATK MOTORS, LNO, OF
FERS NEW LOWEST Fl
NAMCE RATE ON HUDSON.
TEKRAPLANE, PACKARDS.
INTEREST ONLY 4 DIS
COUNT. YOU CAN PLACE
YOUR INSURANCE WITH
XUUR LOCAL AGKXT OR
BROKER. SAME FINANCE
KATE ALSO APPLIES TO
USED CARS NOT OVER
THREE YEARS OLD.
State- Motors, Inc.
L. D. Lambeth, Pres.
Orange Stages
Notable Rally
Eight Behind Going Into
7th, Scores 11 Runs
to Win Out 13-12
MONMOUTH. April 20 Ore
gon .State's baseball team opened
a late inning slugging attack to
score 11 runs in the seventh and
eighth innings and defeat the
Oregon Normal nine 13 to If.
here today. -
The Wolves, chasing , two Bea
rer pitchers, Rasaka and Boner,
to the showers in the first five
innings, held a 10-2 lead as the
game went into the seventh in
ning. The Beavers hopped on
Mohler in that inning for four
runs and then took seven off of
Moore who relieved him in the
eighth.
O'Connell socked a homer for
the Wolves In the ninth but the
bases were vacant.
Both teams played sloppy ball
with 13 errors charged.
Oregon State 1311 6
Oregon Normal 12 14 7
Rasaka, Boner, . Fenger and
Soller; Mohler, Moore and Lewis.
Umpire. Edwards.
Karr Pinmen Take
Gty League Title
Circuit Ends Tight Race,
Whinner Just One Game .
Up on Acme Auto
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE
Final Standinsg
W. L. Pet.
Karr's 49 41 .544
Acme Auto .......48 42 .533
Cline's Food Shop. .42 48 .467
Willam. VaL Trsfr. 41 49 .456
Karr's clinched the city bowl
ing league title in the final meet
ing last night by taking two games
from the Willamette valley trans
fer team, all they needed to keep
from being tied by Acme Auto,
which won three straight from
Cline's.
E. Poulin rolled high game
With 247 Dins Mr! Erepl Kaa-
galned high series score of 611.
Karr's
Karr
-199 146 134-
499
E. Ponlia
Miller
247 162 mo 577
187 . 170 158 515
168 193 101 522
211 199 183 593
Whita
Paja
1012 S70 824 2708
Handicap .s a V 2 2 6
aT 18 223 202 11
Bailer las lit m a?a
Lindatraaa 165 161 178 504
Pat nam 12 150 1SS 470
Johnson. , 165 141 144450
S95 860 804 S019
Clint's rood Slop
Barr 168 143 12S aftA
Cline 148 163 181402
D. Poulin 149 194 ' 171 514.
8ta 103 17S 1SS 449
Younc 100 159 192 541
758 837 837 2432
Acme ant a WrarVara
Handicap 10 10 10 30
Hart well . 204 171 lia aa
IBaim 175 166 168 SO
Derkebaefc 169 193 175637
Steiaboek
-150 188 140 484
.177 173 153 503
835 901 865 3051
Walker
Delegates Chosen for
Convention By I.O.O.F.
DAYTON, April 20. At the
regular meeting of Yamhill lodge
wo. 20, Odd Fellows, Wednesday
night, R. D. Johnson and Theo
dore Rossner were elected dele
gates to the annual I. O. Q. r.
convention to be held in Port
land Hay 19-20. Alternates -are
Wendell Willard and Mllo Par
ish. Naomi Rebekaa lodge Nor81
elected Madalene Rossner and
Mrs. Wendell Willard delegates
and Mrs. Vedah Willard and Mrs.
Theododa Magneas, alternates.
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Monitor Enters
Softball League;
Opener May 12
MT. ANGEL. April 2 0-A meet
ing of the officials ofXhe local
softball league and thefmanagers
of the teams signed up wa3 held
at the ML Angel hotel Saturday
night when plans for the big op
ening night, scheduled for May 12.
were discussed. All teams are to
participate fn the parade which
will start from the city hall. Dr.
A. F. E. Schierbaum will be mas
ter of ceremonies.
Monitor submitted its list of
players and was represented by
Laverne Norten as manager. The
four teams previously turned la
were Knights of Columbus, For
esters, North Howell and Sodality.
Managers of the teams i are Tony
Bteler. Babe Uselman. Tod SIpt-
fens, and Jtaymond Rot hen f Inch,
respecltvely.
Tickets were given out to the
managers .of the various teams
Saturday night. The opening game
will- be played between4 the local
team selling the most tickets and
the outside team having the larg
est sale to their credit.
E. P. Scharbach and Johnnie
Schlesinger were appointed of
ficial umpires for the season.
Silver Foxes and
Frosh Tie at 7-7
Quit in 7th and Silverton
If as 7 Hits; Two. Foes
Scheduled Friday
SILVERTON, April 20 Every
thing went by sevens as the Sil
verton , high baseball team tied'
the University of Oregon Frosh
here today. The score was 7 to 7
when -the game was called off in
the seventh inning because of
rain and dusk. And Silverton col
lected seven hits.
Both pitchers were wild. High
of Silverton Issuine ten walks and
Robertson of the Frosh six.
West Linn will come here Fri
day for the first league game,
and the Silver Foxes are also
scheduled to play the Oregon State
college. Rooks the same day.
Lineups:
Silverton Frosh
Johnson. 2b Jackson, cf
Grace, cf Cox, rf
Oster, ss Jones. 2 b
Specht, If Qulnn, ss
Kuensl. lb Fisher, 3b
Busch, rf Goode, cf
High, p Kelley, e
Hatteberg, 3 b Dick, lb
Simmons, Robertson, p
Frosh 7 S 5
Silverton 7 7 1
Tryouls Are Held
For Best Spellers
SALT CREEK, April 20. The
spelling tryouts at the Lower
Salt Creek school was held Fri
day night with the following
schools taking part: Orchard,
Pioneer,Upper Salt Creek, Lower
Salt Creek and Smith Field. Polk
Station school is in the district
but had no representatives pres
ent. Contestants were: Orchard,
Catharine Fink and Mildred May;
Pioneer, Walter Taylor and Tru
man Robbins; Upper Salt Creek,
Louise Brown and Roberta Nor
ton; Lower Salt Creek,' Esther
Schrader-and Paul Buhler.
All spelled 147 words before
any -missed.
Those who won the place to
represent this district at the final
contest in Dallas next Saturday
night were Roberta Norton and
Catharine Fink. Mrs. Anna Dash
ields and Leighton Dashlelds of
the Smith Field- school pro
nounced the words.
Crews to Co East -
SEATTLE. April 20-Wn-Tlve
University ot Washington granted
permission today to send all three
of its championship irivi to
Poughkeepsie.
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