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Hand, ma my play suit, mother,
X can't "work, on days like these
... Humtlddyf The Bearcats are
spanking- the Spauldlhg at a .131
rata In the northwest conference
flag race. The team hit safely no
leu thaa two -desen timea last Sat
urday In trouncing Linfleld twice
. . . And, mates, that Methodist hit
parade Included no' leas than nine
doubles, three triples and one of
those things often termed circuit
clouts, hat which boiled down to
bedrock . nt a n tour eucceaaive
bases and a Bickering smile from
. Mr. Spec Keene, -estimable bess of
the Bearcats, . . Itwaa Horse Lon
organ who poled the plutocratic
bit. that of the four successive
bags, while Bona-ether than An
ton, the powerhouse Greek . pitch
er, got one .-of the triples. Bob
White, the other pitching bitter,
. (or la if hitting pitcher? ) , also
addled the agate for three, aa did
.. Jimmy-Robertson. . , w , - f
So, nty hearvJea, it looks from
this corner like a little homage
should be paid the Bearcats aa
well aa Abater Doubleday next
Friday when fandom commem
orates the 100th birth of the
ball orchard bnsiness. . . Wlfc
lamette'a berserk j batting' was
all the more noteworthy in that '
half of it was accomplished
against Nelson ' Sangras, the
Linfleld fllnger who- baa. been
their particular nemesis for the
last two seasons. L . V :
Description of Tony Gaiento,
alleged heaTyweight prise tighter,
as was written by B1U Henry of
Los Angeles: "Tony is about e
feet 10 inches tall and; roughly.
- the same width. His tremendous
chest development is only exceed'
"ed by that of his abdomen. His
portly . 235-pound frame resem
bles that of a gorilla or orang-out-
' ang In that it is covered with a
; luxurious. mossy mane which
' helps to give him the appearance
- of a parlor rug when In a recum
bent position. . . Tony assumes
this position only ' under protest
He is given to smoking evil-smell-lng
cigars and referring casually
but whole-heartedly to all oppon
ents as them bums."
Bonurds "bad!' Habits
Good.
While "The Great Gaiento."
from the pen of Joseph Donovan,
reputedly tells the life of the Jer
sey keg,, does, it mention that Neil
Clsby. sparring partner ox rnmo
Camera, knocked him stiff in
Boston on Dec. 20, 19297 . . . The
claim that Gaiento haa never. been
busted loose from his ample moor
ings is but a myth. . . Answering
the query of Elmer E. Wetzel, of
Allegany. Oregon: Max Schmellng
beat Louis in the 12th round of
their first fight ... Heard over
the weekend, a new way to keep
your tootsies warm at football
games next fallr Bring hack the
muff fad for women. Only this
time have double muffs, one for
each hand. When muff wearers
reach ye olde ball . game,' take
muffs off hands, reverse 'em and
put feet: in . . . Or maybe Mrs.
Spec already - haa j patented her
gunny sack idea.'. J". .
Also heard, bnt maybe 'tlsn't
new: Champagne' being refer '
red to as king's-soup . Erie
Tipton. Duke halfback who
played plenty of football in the
Rose Bowl, drove in 10 feUow
Dukes in two games won by bis
team 83 to 1 over Springfield
and 25 to 8 over Colby. Tipton
is slated fori Connie Mack's
A's as soon as he graduate. . .
Zeke Bonura. the bounteously-
built first baseman of the Giants,
. doesn't smoke, drink or swear.
l' Ills only I bad habits are allowing
occasional ground balls to bounce
on by Or through him. and max
ine .oDDOBing pitchers cuss when
be parks! the pellet in the stands
.... Phil Salstrom is a Bend Lava
' Bear for the summer . . . . George
Wilkinson was awarded his block
H": for 1 basketball play at Hill
Military academy recently, and
did someone say something about
eligibility rules? . . . Don't look
mw, but i that isn't rain you don't
see coming neither in. the front or
hack oi you. ; ,
Haukmen Journey
To Dallas Tonight
A trio of diamond, tussles;' are
schedule for Harold Hauk'a Vi
kings this week, beginning wiin
a night contest at Dallas tonight.
Ta Salem nseCDers eked out
a t-g win from Smokey" Adams
Dracons here, and will be out for
a second win tonight Friday the
Vikings are host to Corvallis and
Saturday! move to Chemawa for
the sixth came of the season
against Gastlneau's Braves.
DiMaggio Hurt; X ray Examination Ordered
if -
i
Jol Ct 'a, staTcexterficIJ of tbe Sew, York Yankees; aUpped mnOt cfl I an tie wet pass cf tboYaxv
' v drJmijt after a trlrle by Cob Estallello of the Washington Senators. ESJa-sla Is
Lelttj2 TZlJfSJit d.bhoe J before beta aemt to n hospital foe
f I ii -it ! .m i A
WBwld
McShain Y5Wt
Put up Title
7agner Seeks Glory of
Winning Anyway at '
Armory Tonight
COMPLETE CARD1
Danny HcShain vs. Bobby Wagner
(Main event)
Otla Cllngman vs. Mont LaDue
(Seml-Final)
Jack Klaer.Ts. Jackie Nichols
(Preliminary) . ;
Durable Danny McShain, king
of the world's llghtheavyweight
gntpplina Strata, will retain' that
title tonight even if Bobby Wag
ner should wangle a win from
him. Should Wagner toss the tal
ented Irisher, however, it will be
the first time he's bit resin since
copping the crown some 18 months
-'' McShain comes back to the Sa
lem armory arena after an absence
of three years, in which time he
has met the best of his weight In
all parts of the country. While his
initial performance here will not
carry the title with it, it is expec
ted that he will be asked by the
Salem commission to put up his
belt soon.
I"' May Get Chance Later
Should Wagner make a credit
able showing against McShain it is
believed he will get an opportun
ity at the belt if the local commis
sidn is successful In its efforts to
force McShain to place it en the
line. ?'
Oklahoma Otis Clinemah. star
villain-tamer, meets F r e n c h y"
LaDue in tonight's semi-final, with
Jack Kiser and Jackie Nichols
scheduled for 30-mlnutes of fast,
clean action in the opener. Harry
Elliott will referee, with the
matches beginning at 8:30.
Salem Golfers Do
Fine tut Lose out
Emrene Wins 44-37 There
-
uespite Best snowing
.
infjr.
a '
ears by Locals
With Bob Taylor setting the
pace in 74 strokes, two over par,
the Salem Golf club 2 6 -man team
made its best snowing in years
on the Eugene Country club
course Sunday but lost out, 44 to
37. Points were divided in more
than half of the matches, indi
cating extreme .closeness.
The Salem players reported that
they were royally,, entettajaed
and that the Eugene course was
in 'excellent condition. A - return
match will be played here within
a few weeks.
Salem (87)
Taylor 3
Eugene (44)
Immel 0
Prescott l
Utter
Hendrie 1 Vs
Walker 1H
' Huffaker
Lengren 2
Nash 0
Flanery 3
Bonesteele 8
Skelley 1
Day 0
Mapes. 8
Patterson 1
Cover 1
Ritner 2
Crews 0
Fisher lVi
HIgglns
Busick 2
Pekar 3
Curtis
HamUton 1
Gallagher 2
PotU Vt i
Waterman 2K
McAfee 1
Princehouse 0
Woodry
Anet 3
Johansen 0
; Vincent 9
Pettygrove 1
Cornell 3
Stanley 0
: Miller 1H
Parks 2
Burnett 1
Oliver 8
Cooley 1
Thompson 2 V
Fields 1
Godfrey 0
Calkins 2H
Faulkner 2
Fields Vt
Moiley 2H
Dillon
Garver
Washburne
Bankers Outscore
aJmZ rMnAMi.a
Slugging, ljrrOCer8
US Bank downed Red it White
8 to 7 and Building Supply won
by default In Commercial softball
CS Bank -8 '-
Red A White 7 It s
' Bertelson and Basse; . Ferguson
and L. Ferguson. ,
" t : "it
3 4a. li
SporU New$
s national coverage by As
aodated Press, daily In
The Statesman sport
Radiomen Grab
Fifth in Row
Blank Papermen Despite
Fine Cutler Hurling;
Bakers Win Fourth
SPRING SOFTBALL LEAGUE
W L Pet.
Square Deal........ 0 1.000
Schoeaa 4 1 .800
Pheasants ......... 1 . 1 .881
Walts ..... . . . . . . . 1 S .150
Paper Mill ......... 1 4
20-80 ............ 0 8 .000
The Radiomen j broadcast their
fifth straight win of the Spring
loop last night, a 5-0 whitewash
ing of the Papermakers that was
accomplished despits some good
early inning chucking by Don Cut
ler, up from Parrlsh Junior high
school ranks.
Square- Deal picked off a tally
In the first on an error and Wets-
ner's hit, a pair Id the fourth on
Hank Singer's hit, a pair ot boots,
a base on balls and Dick Gents-
kow's double, and then found Cut
ler for five runs in the seventh.
The seventh-inning spree saw the
Singer brothers, . D'Arcy, Bernle
Gentzkow and Causey all reach
Cutler for safeties,
Scboens Play Faultlessly
Schoens Bakers hung up their
fourth victory, playing errorlessly
as Kenny Larson pitched them to
an to 3 win over Waitea. The Ba
kers bombed Roth for three runs
in the first, on hits by Plllette,
Meyer, B. Larson, Weller and
Fowor, added three in the third
with Plllette, Meyer and Weller
against clubbing hits, and a brace
of tallies in the fifth with WeUer
getting his third straight hit.
Waits tallied once in each of the
fourth, fifth and sixth frames.
Squee Kitchen's homer accounted
for the fourth-frame tally, a walk
I anil ".vVAvtnA'a bUw? tl fho
i cuiu uai usti auv a viva dvvi w iu vuv
fifth, and hits by McCaffery and
Scales registered in the sixth.
Square Deal 8 11
Paper Mill 0, 8
Cutler and Panther; H. Singer
and L. Singer.
Schoens . . . . . . .77V. 7 8 18
Waltes 3 '7
K. Larson and B. Larson; Roth
and McCaffery.
Hurler Hank Singer became the
first local softhall chucker to hit
the hall of fame this season as in
final games of last week he turned
in a no-hit mound performance
and slugged in two of the tallies
that gave his Square Deal mates a
3 to 0 win from 20-30.
Singer drove home .Bernle Gents-
kow and Jack Causey, both of
whom had hit safely, in the sec
ond inning, while Brother Lou's
sixth-frame sock, and an error on
Causey's outfield crash, accounted
for the third run. ' -
Schoens saddled the Pheasants
with a 2 to 1 defeat in the other of
last week's final games.
Square Deal -8 ' t
20-80 0 0
TT Sinrcrr and Rinrer? TJrv-
nan and Harp.
. - 1. .
Schoens ............. 2 E
Pheasants 1 S
K. Larson and B. Larson; Jones
and Pangle.
Wolves to Meet
Albany 9 Today
MONMOUTH The Wolves of
OCE play Albany! college of Port
land here Tuesday afternoon.
Coach Don Faber, former Willam
ette university athlete, has a for
midable nine, with six members
Batting well over- the 300 mark.
I Heading them is Bob Derr with a
.546 record. Coach Faber will
start either Dean Davenport or
Leslie Pete each a star hurler
against the Wolves.
Coach Al Cox will pit either
Jake Miller or Toung Farthing
his most reliable hurlers on the
mound against the slugging Pi
rates.
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IP CD m IT S
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EON GEHHELL Editor
Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, May 2, 1939
Mauler Meets World's Champ
v. i '
:
y
Bobby Wagner, the anKHrth-worklng Austrian, who Wght meet.
Danny McShain, world's light heavyweight rasslln' champion, ln
tbe main event of tbe weekly show at the armory. ! P
Woodburn Awaits
Viking Gndermen
Salem No-Name Champions
to Test new Track
in North Today
It's out to Woodburn today and
a dual meet with the fleet Bull
dogs on their new track, tor Coach
Vera Gllmore and his Vikings,
who last Saturday retained their
championship of the No-Name
league, meet In its second-annual
running.
Gllmore Indicated last night that
practically the name squad which
scored 55 points In tne No-Name
meet. Just a hslf point less than
the 1938 team tallied, would work
against the Bulldogs. Which
would mean a squad compona ui
Bailey Waller, Nlomiya and Leon
ard Williams In the sprints; Shinn
and Selberg, half mile; Chapman,
Macy and Lei and Williams, 440;
Wilson, Watts and Smith, mile;
Murphy, Mason and Miles, hur
dles; Baker and Lucas, pole vault;
Nelson, Tom Williams, Thompson
and Bressler, weights; Nelson,
shinn and Waller, Javelin; Rich
ards, - Burton and Hayes, high
Jump; Bailey, England and McCor-
mlck, broad Jump; and a relay
quartet ; made - up from Waller,
Ninomiya, Bailey, Chapman and
Leland Williams.
' Coach Johnson has one of the
best .track squads In years
at Woodburn.
Idaho Hits Timed
To Defeat Huskies
SEATTLE, May l-fJ-Buncli-
lng its hits. University of Idaho's
baseball team defeated WS-Bhlng
ton, 5 to 4, in a northern division
Pacific Coast conference game to
day.
The Vandals Jumped on Pitch
er Chet Johnson, scoring three in
the third and two in the fourth.
The Huskies came within one
point of tleing the score by
ninth Inning rally and had bases
loaded when- George Zlegenfuss
filed out to retire the side.
League
Baseball
COAST LEAGUE
W L
Pet.
Los Angeles ....... ...22
Seattle' : -18
Hollywood IS
t
.710
.581
.500
.484
.484
.414
.414
.313
San Francisco. 15
Sacramento 15
Portland , ,;, ,;,, ,,,11
San Diego . ,.. 11
Oakland 11
. Sunday's Result
At Portland 4-4, Hollywood S-2.
At SeatUe 12-2. Oakland 2-1.
At Los Angeles 2-3, Sacramento
12-7. t . .
At San rranclsco 1-5, San Diego
4-i. . 'r-iva
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pet
1.727
.431
.100
.551
.214
400
.200
Boston .. ,. -.1 - t :
ClndnnaU t 4
Chicago . ...... ......i , . 4
St. Louia , ,,,S 4
Brooklyn 8 ' 4
Philadelphia ;. ,4 7
New York 1 T
PltUburgb X : t
A3IER1CAN LEAGUB '
New York . : .425
Boston ' . I .425
Chicago ' ' 4 4 .404
Washingtoa , ' ; , S ' 4 .554
Detroit ; 4 , S .545
St, Louis 4 i .411
Cleveland 4 4 . .400
Philadelphia ., r -";'',' 2 T .222
Sunday's Results .-: : -
At Philadelphia 1, Boston S. ;
. At New xork a, Washington J.-
. At Detroit 14. Cleveland 1.
At St. Louia S, Chicago 4.
. er.- - . A .:
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Oliver to Speak.
Banquet Tonight
Annual Y SporU Diners
to Hear Title Coach.
View Game Film
ot gridantics at the University of ?andy4B7. Willamette Valley. Dodgers out-lasted the Phillies to
Oregon, win address the annual J??6 conte,t- I day. 13-12, by pushing over two
YMPA nrinr aiwtrta A I n n m r
whuiniui tnr t-u tnni.ht k
tonight
- - -
YMCA.
Oliver, who is ' gaining a repu-
tation as' an excellent speaker
throughout the state, will side his
address with a presentation of
the Oregon-CCNT basketball
game pictures. Tne game was
played last December In Madison
Square Garden, New York.' with
the Oregon team suffering a one-
point defeat.
Second' speaker will be H. W.
Adams, superintendent of Silver -
ton scnoois. his suoject wiu oe
"Physical Education and its Con-
trlbutlou to ciuzenanip."
Presentation of awards for the
year will be a main feature of the
program, which will also include
music and special features.
Vikings Sweep to
6th Net Victory
Salem hiph'a tn n la turn
grabbed its sixth straight victory
in high school competition Tester-
day, downing McMinnville 5
matches to 2. Carroll and Moynl-
ban recorded their seventh
straight doubles victory, and are
undefeated for the season.
Results:
Singles Chambers, S, defeat
Tut a.Ja A. 'ii o . a ,?.'
U"-: w
juuyuiaan. o. aeiwiea noDMM.
M. 6-4. 6-1; Dow, M. defeated
Lafky, S. 8-6. f-4; MarUn, S, de
feated Stephenson, M, -3, 7-5.
ban, 8. defeated Manning a n d
Doubles - Carroll and . Moynl
,:v?r&r,i
and Hendricks, M. -0, -7.
Stolen 11 Bases
GRANTS PASS, May 1 - (fl1) -
Grantt Past high school stole er-
erythlng but the umpire's mask
in beating Myrtle Creek's baseball
team I to S Saturday. The victory
hinged on 11 stolen bases, lal by
Grants Pass. ,
Runs? Plenty o f 'Em Here
After losjsa; tires In a row, the Chicago Whits Sox bans out 19 hits
lor 17; runs to wallop the Browne in Chicago. ICke Kreevleh, Sox
-outfielder, crosses home plate here on a tuxne ran. -.
V A I am M en; nw - aa sn
A Homer
Is the Btatesmsa sports
paget home sports news
' cornea first hi all ways.
PAGE SEVEN
Sherwood Drops
Silverton Game
Helser for Winners Turns I
in 18 J Strikeouts;
Score 3 to 1
s 1 L VHRTON SUverton took
over the lead of the Willamette
Valley league Sunday before ' a
large crowd at McGinnis field.
deteating Sherwood 3 to 1.
Silverton made three runs in
the first inning off one hit, a I
errors and one walk. Sherwood
scored In the sth ikn Rhr I
walked, Pete singled into left wen win oi tne annual
field,; and on attempted double three-game . series. Bearcat base
to put out Pete and Steel, Re- i1 rtock soomed with the double
oer came some. 1
Helser struck out his first four I
men up and totaled 18 whiffs at I
the end of the game. Podbielan I
went out in the first inning with I . Friday's double bill will be pre
one away and Toss took over ceded by a parade and ceremonies
and . retired the side by strikinc I
out the first two men. He man-1
aged four- strike-outs and al
lowed six hits.
Silverton 3 7 1
Sherwood 1 3 -4
ueiser ana jonnson: Fodblel-
an, Voss and Laurens.
. Umpire Kendall.
W O O D B URN The Firemen
stoked their baseball boilers with
1 LTSV! lJJS!T
.- , "r,. "I ,"V XI
K,,1-!
hits and four walks off Becker l
for six runs. Eldon Cone clubbed
iur iwo oases io ciean me bags.
Putman led the St Paul hit-
ters, with three for five, while!
Cone duplicated for Woodburn. I
WOOdburn 9 11 7 I
St. Paul 6 10 &
ovurouunau ana voxel : . uecx-
er. Mills and Klrsch. I
, CANBY Collecting 22 hits off
four, pitchers, the Canby club
romped over Beavercreek 22 to 4
I V"aoJ
v u ' "i x
I evercreek 4 B 4
1 n . . . .
vvroy ana iurx; nicnter, fiv-
ana. uunton, c. Hagerdorn and
x. uageraorn.
WiUameUe 5, Lone Elder 1.
Stratton Pitches
Filial Ball Came
1 CHICAGO,. May l.-a-Monty
airauon won upwards 01 xzs.OOO
and Dizzy Dean lost' the ball game
today.
I The Chicago White Sox, for
whom Stratton pitched last year.
knocked Dean out of the box and
won an exhibition intra-clty game.l
to
All receipts from 25,514 spec -
tutors went to Stratton, whose I Sublimity ........ 0
gameness and courage after belScIo 0
lost his leg la a hunting accident
m
last November inspired the bene-
Km0- i
Before" the game, the six-foot
I Ionr iexan, now a wnite sox
coacn witn wooden leK posed
for tne newi reel ameramen and
liuuiugrayaers wtio tun .manager
Gabby Hartnett and then received
a motor car from a former team
mate. Tony Plet.
Then came the dramatic and
pathetic touch. He took the
mound, from which he tossed 15
victories for the Sox last season.
In a halting style, he tossed sev
eral balls over the nlate. Then ha
i ,lv ... .
.77-; ..
aaavavajn eiuw aaaa w uv vusjvuf m n-a a
ly forlorn figure.
BurreU Defeat Aldrich
cuy uauh
Bob Burren defeated Frank
Aldrich after they had deadlocked
at IS holes and played three extra
ones, Sunday in the only cham-
the Active elab'a elrv tonnummt.
BurreU will meet Dr. .Harold
I Ollnger in the semi-finals. Bert
Victor and Bob Utter have yet to
I play their second round ' match.
I The winner will meet Ralph
. Mapea. , .
North Today
jNorUtwest League Leader
After -Second Win From :
Portland Pilots -To
Portland tor crack No. 1 at
the Pilots Is today's schedule of
the Bearcat .baseballera. who- Sat-
oroy de their list Northwest
conierenea aeons oy aouoie aunx
lag Llnfleld.
Coach Spec Keene will probably
toss Larry Nunnenkamp against
the Pilots, - with Freshman Hal
McAbee held in reserve.- and- Big
I Guns-Bob White and Bill Anton
tbe Pacific double-
header 'here Friday.
;', First Game 7-6
The Xeenemen copped a
7-6
M"tt . rrom xne uniiaweuers nere.
ana victory today win give the
wu irom xaniieia, maxing seven
victories in 11 times out .for the
IOCl collegians tnis year, a .911
percentage.
commemoration of the 100th
anniversary of the birth of base-
ball. Local service clubs are back'
ing the centennial celebration, and
Friday .was yesterday formally set
I aside as Salem day by proclama-
tion ot Mayor W. w. Cnadwick.
.
Bees Win Fifth
To Lead National
t-nA nui '2iit hi.
fim Btart of the season after two
reiief lobs, turned In a four-hit
whin th. v Tnrir mania i in
nd hot th Roxton rm Into
h KaHn.l Itini. load th
I atranrtti nt thafr ft atralrht
I TtnrT
BROOKLT. - May l.-(jF)-In a
wUd, see-saw' ball game that in-
volved seven nitchers and took
1 thPflsan ftntirnl ntflll tV4 mfflllfsaa t rlsn
runs in tne last or tne nintn arter
I Philadelphia had taken a one-run
lead with seven UUles in the first
1- - . r
half.
PITTSBTJRGH, May l.-P)-
I johnny RIzxo s bat and spectacu
lar pitching by Truett (Ripper)
Sewell snapped Pittsburgh's eight
game losing streak today aa the
Pirates beat the league leading
Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1.
AuiaaSville. Turner
And Stayton Win
CASCADE LEAGUE
W L
AumsTille '1
I Turner 1
1 Stayton 1
I Sweet Home 0
rAumBvilIe. Turner
and Stay-
1 ton Sundar won onenine cames
I in the Cascade baseball loop.
j Aumsvllle whipping Scio 17 to
J 8, Stayton downing Sublimity
is to z and Turner trouncing
j Sweet Home 12 to 5.
Stayton ............ 11 3
Sublimity 2 3. 2
Oatchell and McRae; H. Lu
lay land W. Lulay. s
Turner .i 12 11 1
Sweet Home .5 11 5
Russell and D'Arcy; Foster
I .- v.AmrArA
Inmsrflla
17 12
8 3
I '
Scio
Cliiefs Will Face
Alilwatikie Today
CHEMAWA The Chemawa
high school Braves play the first
of three, games . scheduled this
week when they entertain Mllwan
I kie high's strong team here Tues
day afternoon at z:ae.-i - v-
The, contest will be the- 1 Sth
game ot the season for Gastlneau's
Braves, who -will be after their
ninth .victory, having won -eight
of 12 gamebv
The lineuu will sot be changed
for the game air the: boys have
been . produeingplenty of base
blta..The probable starting pitch
er wBl be John Slkkpoo tor the
Redskins. s ""- "i- - .
' The Indians; will play Molalla,
at Molalla, Friday and Salem here
Saturday. s J
y)
"
'-'
Pet.
0 1.000
1.000
a 1.000
1 .000
1 .000
1 .000
JACK IUSER vs. JACKIE NICHOLS
SO Minutes
2!Wl:M.cS G:3Q
Lower Floor SOe, Itelcoay 40e. Rrarrved Meals 7Se (No Tax) '
- . . - . ' - Students 2.V, Indies E.V - r
Tickets: Cliff Parker's aad I.jile's Aaxpiees American U&ou
, fjerb OweaMattnasaker
Turf Limelight
1-4
1 K ,
iUsHHhaa
re
Gas Dye (above), 19yeared ap
prentice jockey from Boise, Ida
ho. BtMinMl iatA f Iwt haraa wmgtm
Ing limelight In a national way-.'-'- ' V.
by riding five successive win-
nera at Tanforan track, near ., v
Saa Francisco. Dye is the lead-- r
ing rider at the, present meeting
at tbe tracks AP Telemat. . w
WSC Double Wins
Over U0 in 10th
5' to 3 Victory 1 Rides on
Eastmans Lusty Blow
With Score Tied
EUGENE, Ore.. May l.-flPW
Sam Eastman, Washington State
college catcher, clouted a double
Into left field and won a . ball
game, 6 to Si from the University
of Oregon today. j
Eastman's sock came in the
10th inning, with the score tied
and Brannford and Hooper on
base.
Bob Kinnsman, Washington
State, and Bob Creighton, Oregon,
each allowed eight hits. Kinnaman
one earned run and Creighton
three. ' ''
Washington State ..Ug g 2
Oregon l.S "84
Kinnaman and Eastman;
Creighton and Walden.
Over Eric Seelig
Apostoli Has Nod
y CLEVELAND, May l-(-Pred .
Apostoli, of San Francisco, recog- ,
nixed as world's middleweight box
ing champion in New York and j
California, won a close 10-roand
decision over Eric Seelig, of New
York," here tonight in a non-title- '
boat. Apostoli weighed 159 and
Seelig 16S.
Seelig, former llghtheavyweight
champion of Europe, took an early
lead, but slipped badly In thedos-
ing I rounds. His. last bid r tor vic
tory came in the eighth round
when he drove the champion to '
the ropes with a flurry of rights.
Apostoli had Seelig hanging on
in the ninth round and easily took; 1
the tenth. He opened a cut over
the New Yorker's eye in the third
round.
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