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rafe 'Force mid: Brains Collide in Tomighf s . Mat- Meadliuer
McDougall and
Panther Clash
Original - Black f Feline to
Show; Moran Opposes
Mickey Ajcvuire
Scotty McDougall. (sandy-haired
bad man from the! highlands, will
represent force toalgpt In a battle
between force aid! brains. Tbe
original Black jPaJnther. el ere r
negTO grappler from -Lou 1st 111 e,
Kentucky, will represent brains.
Tbe pair of muicle-kneeders,
both of whom appeared on last
week's, card, are! matched in tbe
main event of the Ataerlcan Leg
ion wrestling shiwjwhlch starts
at the armory at8:l0 o'clock.
McDougall, as, surly Scotch-
man as ever rubbed a dime be
tween bis flngeia. has lost twice
in his two appearances here. He
lost to Tommy fTasf la on a foul
In his first appearance and was
downed by Otisf ClQigman last
week. Specializing fn the extra
legal choke hold, the Scotchman
has more varieties of that torture
grab than any Wrestler who has
erer. shown here. I
The Black anter, a coal
black gentleman fron the south.
demonstrated in hi initial ap
pearance last week fthat he is a
master of the type tot grappling
which -delighted Firmer Burns
; and F fa n k tiotchi He "handled
Tommy Tassla With ease, winning
with one fall although it was ap
parent that he touldfhave taken a
second. at almost any time.
Sailor Moran, tpe untamed
'meanie from jNew Orleans, . ex
ponent -of the i solid right to the
heart, will mix with the clever
Irishman from (West Salem, Mick
ey McGuire, in the 4S minute
semi-windup. McGuife triumphed
last week over Marshall Carter,
Detroit grappler whof Is said to be
one of the fire' best mlddleweights
In the world. f
Noel Franklin, hated Portland
menace, will meet Tmmy Tassla
in the SO minute opener.
Scio High1 Wins Sixth
Baseball Battle in Rote
I .
SCIO, Mayf 17. "pub" Elder's
Scio nine chalked up their sixth
consecutive diamond; win Friday
when they defeated Hill City 34-6
at that place. j
Scio lost its first game to Stay-
ton, and has won two games each
from AumsTllle, Jefferson and
Milt city. Two gamls remain, on
Scio's schedule: . May 18 with
Aumsvllle, and Mat 21, with
Chemawa, both games to be at
the Scio field.
Baseball
.cogue
NATIONAL LEAGUE
V L.
Pet.
PltUburgh ....... U
St. Louis -k. U
New York 12
Brooklyn ..11
Chicago ......... 1
Philadelphia ..... 9
Cincinnati; S
Boston S
5 .762
9 .691
12 .522
11 ..500
12 .477
14
12
13
.291
.381
.381
Pet.
.811
,571
.529
.524
.500
.450
.421
.409
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
Philadelphia .....11
New York........ 12
7
9
8
10
9
11
11,
13
Cleveland
i ....... 9
Detroit .11
Boston
Chicago ......... 19
St. Louis ......... 18
Washington
COAST
ST LEAO
W.
r..n
...29
...26
...24
...20
...1
..15
L.
15
16
18
21
22
23
29
Pct.
.851
.844
.591
.533
.478
.452
.341
.311
San Francisco
Sacramento . .
Los Angeles . .
San Diego . . .
Portland
Seattle ......
Oakland . . . . .
Missions .
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-Sunday's Results
At Missions 7-4, Portland 9-5
(First game 10 innings). .
At Oakland 6-1. San Francis
co 10-0.
At Sacramento 1-
A-1
San Diego
At Los Angeles
16-1.
(All second gam
Seattle
seven in-
nlngs.)
Series This
Portland at Sacra
Seattle at San Dlefo.
. Mission' at Oakland.-:
Los Angeles at Sah Francisco.
(By The Associated Press)
Leading Ulttrrs
AB H
Woodall. SF .... 72 26
Pool. Seattle . ...107 39
Gudat. LA . . 106 38
Pet.
.366
.364
.358
Extra Base Hjtters
" Adams, Sacramentg. two base
hits 19. I
Almada, Mission, fh
iree base
hits 6. I
Williams. Sacrameito. three
base hits 5.
Hunt. Seattle, homft runs 10.
. Mailer. Seattle, hope runs 10.
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Boos and catcalls drone a pibroch
for Scotty McDougall, Highland
meanie,' who will wrestle the
Black Panther. Kentucky negro,
-, In the main event of tonight's
wrestling card at the armory.
Athletics Regain
Top in American
Defeat Yanks 3-2 as Bill
Dickey Errs; gplons
"Win Over Boston
PHILADELPHIA. May 17
-The Athletics, capitalizing on
wild throw In the eighth inni
by Catcher Bill Dickey, put ov
two runs to halt the Yankees an
Lefty Gomes. 3-2, and go back In
to the American, league lead by a
half-game. margin, today. '
Bob Johnson beat out a hit to
lead off the fateful inning and.
with two f out. Skeeter Newsome
sent him to third with a single to
center. Johnson and Newsome
then attempted a double steal and
Dickey, with Johnson trapped be
tween third and home, heaved the
ball Into left field. .
Johnson scored with the tying
run and Newsome, who had gone
to third on the misplay, clattered
across the plate a moment later
with the winning marker on
Chalmers Crissell's two-bagger. -New
York .......... . . 2 10 1
Philadelphia .3 10 2
Gomes and Dickey; . Thomas.
Nelson and Hayes.
WASHINGTON, May 17-P)-Washington
came from behind in
the eighth inning today to score
two runs and win a 4 to S decis
ion over the Boston ;-Red Sox. .
Mgr. Joe Cronin wai forced out
of the Boston lineup by a pre
f ame accident which left him with
a badly cut cheek. He was knock
ed d o w n by a ball thrown by
Pinky Higglns, Sox third base
man. Cronin 's injury was x-rayed at a
hospital, but attendants said no
fractures were evident.
Boston . : V. . 3 7 2
Washington . . ... . 4 9 0
W; Ferrell and R. Ferrell; De
shong and Riddle, DeSautels. ,
Eatonville Signs
Lemmon to Coach
Bill Lemmon. whose basket
ball team from little Bellfoun
tain high captured the 1937 Ore
gon state high 'school champion
ship, announced yesterday that
he has accepted a position as
athletic coach at Eatonville.
Wash., high school. Lemmon will
coach all sports.
Lemmon, a graduate of Wil
lamette , university in 1936, pro
duced a state championship bas
ketball team at Bellfountain, a
school of only 28 students. In his
first : year of coaching. He was
principal, coach and one of two
teachers at Bellfountain.
Before coming to Willamette
Lemmon -attended Stadium high
in Taeoma where he played on
its state 'championship basketball
team In 1931.
Eatonville high Is a school of
about 250 students. Lemmon
characterized it as ten times as
big as Bellfountain.-
Kubiii SecreUirjy
Agriculture Club
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvalllsy May 17 Gerald Kubln,
Salem: Dean Painter, Corvallla.
and Chris Starr, Amity, were
elected secretary, vice president
and treasurer respectively of the
Agricultural .club at the group's
last meeting.
Other officers chosen were Dick
Metis. Mist, president; and Bill
Welt, Lakeview, sergeantat-arms.
Another school of agriculture
club, that for men majoring u
animal husbandy. selected Starr
as Its vice president for the com-
Inr school year. Other Withy
combe club officers are Phil Far
rell. Gateway, president; Bob
Wlthycombe. Union, secretary-
treasurer. The recently held Little
International livestock show was
aionaor4 a thls-waanliatlaa.
ffonnal Beats
iBearcat Team
Nixie
Errors Prove Fatal
att Monmouth; Squad
I "Will Leave Soon
iSONMOUTH. May 17. It is
to lit hoped that the Willamette
Beafcats were b n a y yesterday
shall ng the errors out of , their
baseball -clothes for It was boots
afield plus a timely jilnth inning
home run that cost them a 10 to 8
decision at the hands of Oregon
Norfial here today.
la II Anton, wnose o n i y pre
yious start was. against Albany
iotHge. gave np only seven hits
o die Wolves but errors in ern
cSalf spots deprived him of a win.
g CfConneH's home run with one
aibcard In the ninth -was the win
ntrffor the Wolves after they had
skfed twice-in the eighth to tie
tbweount at eight all.
Mhe eighth was a big Inning for
thff; Bearcats, who batted around
tofscore six runs and take over
thei lead briefly.' ' t
TSie Bearcats, with 10 hits,
outfitted the Wolves, who nsed
tbreW pitchers. Orren with three
hits V and Aden and 'Williamson
with$wo each led Bearcat hitting.
CoVch "Spec" Keene said that
Anto the erstwhile basketball
centeis pitched as good a game
as anW Willamette pitcher has
turned! In this season. Score:
Willanfette 8 10 9
OregonlKormal . 10 "7 i 2
Antote and Moe; BonkowskI,
hler and Lewis. -
Wills
ette's baseball team.
rinner
f the western division
Northwest conference.
title of
11 lesiv Wednesday noon for
alia f 1?a where it will engage
b'hitmafi College, eastern winner.
In i tbfe-game series tor the
onferenesfchampionship. '
Gameswl be played Thursday,
Friday adSaturday. There is a
possibility tat the games will be
played atgn&ht but Coach "Spec"
Keene hd Received no definite
word on! this from Coach Bor
leske of Whitman last night. :
W a 1 e r Weaver, sophomore
rlgh t-h airier fwho won two games
from Pufeet Sound and has won
five straight conte8ts, will prob
ably be ""teeny's choice of pitchers
in the oenlr? game. Jerry Gas
tineau aid eljther Jack Criswell,
freshmanl souhpaw, or L a r r y
Nnnnenkimp Irill receive starting
assignments. ' '
Keene rlll lake a squad of
about 15 lineal to Walla Walla.
Netmen Win two
Matches on
Victorioui la two out of three
mstches th Salem high tennis
team returned; Sunday from a
three-day barnstorming tour which
took It as ar south as Grants
Pass. .( I 1 , ;
I. The ;'Vlkii fietters won from
Eugene four fnatches to none and
from Rosebufg tour matches to
three. If ? -
; ; Their loss pris to Grants Pass
by a match sc?r of 5 to' 2. Galla
her and Downs. I No. 4 and No. 5
men respectlvir of the- Salem
team, were he only winners
against Grantsl f aaa, which the
Salem players fsaid was the best
high school tenkls team they have
met ; this year. ' . i
A great deal eff interest Is shown
In tennis in Gratis Pass, the play
ers reported, anijl about 150 stu
dents? and townspeople watched
the. matenesl -"fjis . f .
Efngeni Beat! ld George Gute
kunst. No. 1 and tNo. 2 men for
the Viking nettiels, will got to
Portland this weekend to compete
In the annual statue tournament.
Braddpck-Louis
iTex
nNass,
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Wi
wi
, Apparert lack of public Interest tn the forthcoming bout between
jimmy Craddock and Joe Louis, and the lack of build-up for the .
tight, may result to the match proving the nop of the century.
Leg tsfnglea havei so involved the affair, and skepticism run so high
over th ability of 1 Braddock to withstand the murderoos onslaught
of. the Brown Bomber, that the genius of a, Tex Richard appears
ieccafcary
If a Hz gate Is to attend the ht la Chicago la June.
Iti His grip' 7
AtV HOVO the
IN HIS
HANDED
W:
HEN Adrian Qulst lost to
Bicardo Tapia in the Aus
tralians' first-round matches
gainst Mexico, the spotlight was
focussed more strongly than ever
upon Vivian McGrath. ..'
MeGrath holds the Australian na
tional title at present, and despite
an abscessed finger, .was easily the
best looking of the Anzacs against
. Mexico. He won his first match of
the series handily, only to be forced
"ar"ir sssa 1 utmtm t 1 . r If .t
j r ? r y s
City; Golf Tourney; Of ficiajly; Enters
Second Round, Many Players in Third
With Exceptional Interest Exhibited
THE Active club'a city grolf tournament moved definitely
into the second round Monday although a number of
players were ready for the third, ha vino; played their
second matches despite the fact that bad weather and con
flicting events caused the deadline to be pushed back a week.
However, in the extra time
which is being held at Reed col
lege Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, eell will enter singles com
petition while the pair, runners-
np for the doubles title last year.
will compete again in doubles.
Dayton Boys Beaten
DAYTON. May 17 The i Day
ton Union baseball boys were de
feated in a 12 to 8 score game
at Sheridan Friday. Dayton has
won four games and lost two.
Bout May Flop
Wefcaro
J,
v -
n- Davis Cup Ace
By BURNLEY'
iivL
t
to the sidelines with an infected
throat before his second single
dueL
If McGrath the Aussies pro
nounce it "McGraw can round
into shape in time for the North
American finals, he may be the most
dependable singles performer for
the team from -Down Under. His
famed two-handed backhand is func
tioning better - than erer, and he
rates an edge over any U. S. pUfoer
with the exception of Don Budge.
allotted, all first round contests1
Owera decided with a minimum of
defaults attesting the Interest tak
en by the players.
Following are the pairings at
present:
Championship flight: Scales vs.
Lengren; Mapes vs. Victor; Olin
ger vs. Hendrie In third round,
Victor defeated Stacey 5 and 2.
: First flight: B. Thomas vs. Pe
kar; Day vs. Stacey: Flanery vs
Eyre in third round. Flanery de
feated Lynch 4 and 2 and Eyre
defeated Skelley 2 up.
Second flight: Fisher vs. E,
Thompson; Miller vs. Crews In
third round; Bonesteele ready for
third round. Bonesteele defeated
Arthur 4 and 2, Miller defeated
Parker 1 up. Crews defeated Are
hart 5 and 2.
Third flight: R. Moon vs. Cur
tis. SUrr vs. Bolton. Bates and
Jackson ready for third round.
Jackson defeating Hlgglns 2 and
2. -
Fourth flight: Powell vs. Mc
Crary, Caswell vs. McDowell; De
Souxa. beating Hunter on 19th.
and Kltzmliler, beating Bernard!
2 up. ready for third round.'
Fifth flight: Kletslng vs. Swart,
Collins ts. Hoffman, Earl vs. Var
lo, King vs. GalUgher.
sixtn night: Donnelly ts. Chase,
DeSart vs. Cole.' Gardner vs.
Lange, McAllister vs. Porter.
Seventh flight: Mlckelson vs.
Nelson, Palmer vs. Ricketts, Clark
vs. Benson; Smith ready for third
round beating. Cook 2 and 1.
Eighth night: Snyder vs. Hage-
mann. Kitchen ts. Merchant,'
Clar: ready, for third round, Mai-
son vi. McCullough.
path flight: Drynan ts.- Van
Lydegraf. Bailey ts. GusUfson.
Stone ts. McCaffery, Cook ts. Eis-
mlnger. ' -m
Tenth flight: Foreman vs Pe
terson. Bertelson vs. KInzer, Cook
vs. Alley 'in third round. Cook
beat Marr 2 up. Alley beat Moore
2 and 2. - -
Eleventh fl ight : Schoettler va.
Bone. Pearce ts. Berg, Wymer
vs. Gordon, McCaffery vs. Steele.
Twelfth night: Ulrlch vs. Free
man, Green vs. DeFrance.
Liberty Has County's
Champion Kitball Team
LIBERTY. Mar 17 The Liber
ty school boys kitball team won
the county grade school soft ball
championship at the track meet
last week. The final and deciding
game was won f rom tbo Staytoa
team with a IS to IS score. Play
ing on the Liberty team were:
Lather Marhammer, Murray Ba
ker. Dean Glenn. Forrest Celling,
Robert Daach, Chris Sparks.
Floyd Plank. Lynn Barton,
Charles Hamilton; subs, Paul
Judd and Woodford Carson.
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(XhE DEFEAT Of
QUXSTT BY WA
IW THE MEXICAN -t
MATCHES MAKES
! IT APPeAF As IF
AICGRAIW IS THE
AttZACS ' BEST B ET'
(S!e W tAiD tip
WITH A R4D THROAT
AMD IA1JURT
Even if McGrath iant able to
play, Australia will still be for
midable, with Crawford, Qulst and
Bromwkh to choose from as singles
contestants. 1
Quist probably had an off day in?
bis losing battle with Tapia, for net
Is rated high on the world ranking
net list. Crawford, a smart veteran
beat Budge last year at German
town. V! j ; 1
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Robertson
In Sunday Shoot
' fnk
Dr. C. G. Robertson again led
Salem scattergua artists when he
broke 48 clay targets out of SO
in the If yard event at the Sa
lem Trapshooters club grounds
Sunday.;
J.' W. Shaw and John Craig
each shattered 44 of the clay
birds and tied for the top In han
dicap shooting with j 22 cracked
out of 25.
Several of the Salem shooters
went to Toledo to shoot over the
Toledo gun club , traps
At least two squads are expec
ted to go from. Salem to the an
nual Medford handicap to be
held May 2 and 20. The Med
ford gun club has i posted $S0Q
in added money and $ 200 in spe
cial purses and trophies for ihe
event, profits of which wlU go
toward three yardage purses, fn
the Governors' handicap of the
state shoot to be held here June
10.11.12 and 12. ;
Other Scores Sunday:.
IS yard D. Crltiser 45. Charles
Fellers 44. Roy Hartman 42, P.
D. Quisen berry 41, Dean Glrard
87, George VIeeco 25. W. N.
Simon 24, W. IL Wolf. 24x25,
Fred Leist 21x25, Roy Payne 20
x2S.i " i I
Handicap D. Critlser 21, W.
H. Wolf 20, D. Glrard 10. C. Fel
lers 17, George VIesko 12.
Moore Is Wild so
Cubs Defeat Reds
1
CINCINNATI. May 1 7.-JPy-The
iwildness of. rookie pitcher
Lloyd Moore together' with shaky
relief pitching gave Chicago a 5
to 2 victory over the! Reds today
to enable them to salvage tbe
final of the three-game series.
Chicago . 1.5 . 8
Cincinnati -J2 1
Lee and O'dea; L. Moore, R,
Davis. Grissom and V. Davis.
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Leads
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Woodburn
and
Silvcrtori Win
Defeat Reedsport, Sweet
Home in Openers of
State League
OREGON STATE LEAGUE
W.L.
1 0
Pet.
1.000
1.000
Silverton ..
Woodburn
Bend . :
Toledo
Sweet Home
Reedsport
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Eugene. . .
Sllverton'a Silver FalU ball
team was the only newcomer to
turn In a win Sunday in the open
ing day for the circuit. v
Silverton defeated Sweet Home
10 to 5 after counting seven runs
in the last two Innings on only
rour nits.
In the only t game between
league veterans ' Bend defeated
Eugene C to 5 in the closest game
of the 'day. i- : :
Woodburn. opening at home,
downed Reedsport' 7 to 2 while
Toledo beat Hills Creek 7 to 3.
Scores: . j '- ; 1 '
Silverton ' i 10 : 11 2
Sweet Home j ..5 12 - 7
Burch and Wattier; P. Schmits,
Foster and T. Schmits, Morgan.
Reedsport ..i 2 2
Woodburn 7 12 2
Lola, Nykammon and Adam
son; H. Zimmerman and Voget.'
H11U Creek ; 13 1
Toledo L. 7 11 1
B. Kelsay and G. Kelsay; Pll
lette and McClatn.
Bend ' 9 8 2
Eugene . 5 11 2
' Roberts and King; Wilton and
BUSS. . : I
WOODBURN, May 17. The
Woodburn ?town, team opened Its
1937 baseball season at Legion
psrk Sunday when it played the
first state league game with the
Reedsport t e a m , winning by a
score of 7 to 2. ' '
Leaders In Woodburn s 12-hit
assault on' the Reedsport pitchers
were Gant who got three hits,
Cody, Whitman, Salstrom and H.
Zimmerman who had two each.
Hills Creek will be here next Sun
day, r-
Win Streams Begun
By Salem YMaiigs
Corvallis Nosed.. out 1,1-10
There; SUvertori Game
Is Scheduled Todav
Salem high's baseball team,
which stopped its losing streak at
nine atraight when it defeated
Chemawa Friday, entered upon a
"win streak? Saturday when ft
defeated Corvallis high 11 to 10
in a wild affair at Corvallis. . .
The Salem batters, who . have
apparently begun to hit. gathered
11 base blows off two Corvallis
pitchers while Haines and Bright
were holding the Spartans to sev
en. Both: teams had big Innings,
Salem scoring five runs in the
fifth only to have Corvallis du
plicate the feat In the sixth.
A ninth inning Corvallis rally
fill short when Otto Skopil, form'
er Salem athlete, was touched out
at home when he attempted to
steal with the bases loaded, two
out and three balls and no strikes
on the batter.
The Viking club will meet Sil
verton at Silverton today. They
were defeated 17 to 2 ; In their
first encounter with the . Silver
Foxes. ;
. Score: ' . ' , , :
Salem 1111 2
Corvallis , ;...10 7 5
Haines, Bright and ' Jones;
Crockett, Saunders and . Mason.
Willamette Co-ed
TenKii8 Team Wins
The Willamette women's ten
nis team defeated .Oregon Nor
mal's women's net squad by a
match score of 8 to 1 at Mon
mouth yesterday. Scores:
Rae Toeum, Willamette." beat
Ebbert, s-1, S-l; Huffman, Wll
lameHe. beat Fierson 4-6, 6-4. 6-3;
Ruth Yocura, Willamette, beat
AlUshlk -4, 1-1; Faber, Willam
ette, beat LanceyT-5, -4 i Moore,
O.N.S.. beat Kurts 6-4. 8-6, 6-4:
Huffman and Rae Tocum beat,1
Altishin and Fierson 6-2, 6-4;
Faber and Ruth Tocum beat Eb
bert and Lancey C-2. 6-2. . ,-
VJ U E G
NOEL FRANTOJN
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Salem Armory, TuHIGllT 0:30
Lowe Floor BOe, Batcony 40e, Iteaerred 8eats TSe (No Tax)
Stadeata S3c, Ladies S5
Tteketa Cliff Parker's aad Lytle'a - Aaspirro Amrrlcaa Lesion
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Interclass Game
The Juniors, of Salem high post
ed a .13 to 9 Softball victory over
the sophomores in the opening
game of the interclass Softball
series yesterday.
Keith Larson, Junior pitcher,
held the sophs to fire hits but
errors ; w e r e plentiful on both
sides. 'A ,
The Juniors ' will meet the sen
iors Wednesday. Score;
Juniors IS 9 9
Sophs ! . .9 5: 7
K. Larson and B. Larson; Ap
plegate and Williams.
Washington Wins
Interstate Coif
Nine Points up in Annual
Statehouse Contest on
Inverness Course
The men who work around the
statehouse at 'Olympia defeated
Oregon's state employe golfers at
Inverness Sunday 58 H to 49 V
in a 36-man team contest, and
thereby went nine points up in
the. annual contest for the Hart
man Bros, trophy, possession of
which will be settled at the sec
ond match of the year at Kelso
in September. . j
The Inverness course was in
good shape despite the windy and
rainy weather, but those factors
bothered many of the players, es
pecially on the long nine.
The score:
Oregon
Washington
Ward 742
Haskell 792
Taylor 7 4
Flanery 83-4-0
Nash 753
Shoenrock 78 0
Hendrie 83-M Woodward 77 3
Skelley 823
Bergh 87 0
Babb 791
Walgren 83 0
Robinson 8 8 1
Bates ,8 6 3
Mlllner 84 2
Osterhout 77 2
Palmer 81 3
VanDorn 87 2
Jenkins 92 0
, Keller 881
Olson 832
DeBow 88 2
Selher 91 0
Bowler 913
Webster 91 0
Sproule 8 4- 3
Glenn 87 1
Starr 39 1
Merchant 8 7 3
Parsons ' 95 0
McCrary .89 2 ;
DeSousa 91-0
Leary 91 2
Ament 95 V
Olson 102 1 V'nBVs 102
Earl 933
Sullivan 1120
Mills 85 2
Free 932
Townsend 88 3
Camp 88 1
Burns 88 U
Swart 92 1
Chase 92 0
Roxbury 87 2
G'br'ls'n 851 Writer 851
Smith 93 0 Stocking 90 3
Elliott 89 0 McDonald 863
DeSart 95 1 Harrlgan 87 2
Malson'94 1 Brisl'n 941
McAllister 99 2 Frye 102-1
Bovelle 89 And'son 92 2
Low 87 2 Hartnett 89-i-l
Owen 97 1 Moriarity 982
Benson 94 2 Olson 980
Austin 100 3
Anthony 1030
Milnef 109 0
Reynolds 98 3
Gardner 108 Parks 104-2
Restaurant Team
Wins Long Tussle
Needs Three Extra Frames
to Beat Radio Men;
Hogg's Winner
Lloyd GIrod scored on a long
fly to tbe outfield to give tbe
Quelle softball team a 2 to 1
victory over Square Deal Radio
In the longest game of the spring
season last night.
r The game ended In the tenth
Inning three over the regulation
seven after the teams had
battled with the score tied at 1-1
from early in the contest.
, Girod got to first on a single
and made third after two wild
pitches.
Miller. Quelle pitcher, held t,he
Radio batters to only four hits
while Serdotx, Square deal hurjer,
gave up only six.
- Hogg Bros, shut out the Man's
Shop 6 to 0 as Roth pitched five
hit ball. Doane socked out two
home runs and Nick Serdotx a
home run and a triple. Scores:
Square Deal 1 4 3
Quelle i. 2 6 2
M. Serdots and Singer; Miller
and GIrod. .
Hogg Bros. ...t 9 2
Msn's Shop 0 5 0
Roth and McCaffery; Glim ore
and Drynan.
f-
Freddie Miller Wins ,
NEW TOR K. May, 17-WV
Freddle Miller of Cincinnati, for
mer world featherweight cham
pion, easily outpointed Marie
Fisher of Newark. N. J.. in., the
main eight-round bout, at Dexter
park In Brooklyn tonight as the
club opened lor the summer sea
son. .l
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SCOTTY BIcDOUCALL
TS.
BLACK PANTHER X
1 Hour
SAILOR MORAN
vs. . j . ,.
MICKEY McGUIRE
45 Minutes s
vs. TOM3IY TASSIA
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