Vafcetz Ball Team
Wins From Toledo
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The members of tha baseball
team were guests of Henry Hob
ton at a banquet at tha 4ocal
cookhouse Saturday night.
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Detroit to Win 7 to 6
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DETROIT. Aug. S 0 - (JP) - The
Detroit -Tigers bunched two hits
and two walks with a Boston er
ror today to come Xrom behind
in the eighth Inning and defeat
the Red Soz. 7 to C, in the aeries
opener.- - . . . .
Boston .... 12 1
Detroit 7 8,1
Wilson and Berg; Hutchinson,
Thomas, Coffman, McKaln, New-
som, and Tebbetts. .
Sox, Solons Split
CHICAGO, Aug. 3HA-Th6
Teteran Ted Lyons returned to
duty today after a 16-day layoff
because of a wrenched ankle ud
pitched Chicago's White Sox to
an erea break in a doubleheader
with Washington.
First game:
Washington 2 4 0
Chicago S ; 1
Haynes and Ferrell; Lyons and
Tresh.
Second game:
Washington 4 2
Chicago 3 7 0
Krakauskas and Giuliani, Fer
rell; Knott. Brown, and Tresh.
Go Deeper
Aug. SlWflVThe
Browns
ST. LOUIS,
Browns dug themselves a deeper
bole in the cellar of the American
league today by losing a double
header to the seTenth-place Phila
delphia Athletics, 9 to 8, and
2 to 0. They now trail the A's by
eight games.
First game:
Philadelphia 9 11 0
St Louis 8 10 0
Pippen, Reninger, Dean, and
Hayes; Kramer, Gill, Mills, Law-
Pigtkin Day$
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first tn The Oregom Statea
man sport paces.
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RON GEMMELL-Editor
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Oregom Statesmaa'a sports
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PAGE TWELVE
Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, August 31, 193?
"Buzz" Fails to Kay o Diaz;
.. Has to Do With a Decision
"Buzz" Brown tried hard to knock out Mark Diaz at
the armory last night, but the little Filipino didn't see it
that way, so Brown 'had to be content with a decision.
. The . Portland boxer, holder of the northwest feather
n A lifrMweiVrit. p ' had a little too much class for the
brown boy,"but that didn't keep Diaz from trying from first
last to .land the knockouto
to
punch. Before it was oyer he man-
area to eut up Elmer's moutn
little and give him a pretty blody
left eyebrow. - . - -
Brown made his big bid for
knockout in the sixth, when he
knocked Dias through the ropes
after pounding him unmercifully.
Diaz had been a little groggy at
the close of the fifth and It was
Brown's chance to finish It, but
the little feUow just wouldn't go
for it.
After that Brown didn't get an
other chance, the Filipino coming
son and Harshany.
I Second game' (7 innings, called,
darkness) :
Philadelphia t 7 0
St. Louis 0 8 0
Nelson and Brucker; Harris
and Glenn.
CLEVELAND, Aug. SM)-
K.en tenners single scoring Ben
Chapman from second gare the
Cleveland Indians a tenth inning
victory over the New York
Yankees, 4 to 3.
New York . 3 4 0
Cleveland 4 7 2
Gomez, Murphy and Dickey;
Milnar, Dobson, Eisenstat and
Sewell, Hemsley.
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back fast, and only s brief flurry
at the ropes in the eighth wnen
Dias unloosed s pair of solid
uppercuta and a tenth round toe-to-toe
session furnished rapid ac
tion.
Dial welshed 127 and Brown
126.
Jack Hibbard, 160, Klamath
Falls, won a technical knockout
over Ray Morgan, 163, Portland.
who substituted for Jack Rain
water, in the semi-final.
Dan Smith, IS 5, Longvlew,
punched out two of Jack Dallas'
teeth and a six-round decision in
a special event. Dallas, 180, Van
couver, was futile, but' still try
ing when the agony ended.
Reynolds Wins
Lefty Reynolds, 135, Salem,
won a decision over Ernie Bailey,
132. Independence, in ' a four-
round battle of paperbag punch
ers.
Pete Keene, 148, Chehalis, won
an unpopular decision over Okey
Gillespie. 148. Aumsville, after
the slighter Aumsville scrapper
had floored him for the nine count
in the first round.
There was a triple-killing of
referees with Ted Peterson -Hand
ling the first two, "Frisco" Ed
wards, coast league umpire made
available by rain, handling the
semi, and Ralph Gruman, the
regular referee, the main event.
Gene Shields out
Of Grid Business
PORTLAND, Aug. 30-PV-Gene
Shields, line coach under three
University of Oregon football re
gimes, quit the gridiron for the
logging business today.
Shields, ex-Webfoot guard who
assisted Captain John J. McEwan,
Dr. Clarence Spears and Prince
Callison, resigned from Washing
ton high school where he coached
last season. His successor is Hal
Hatton, former Pendleton high
school and University of Oregon
fullback. Hatton coached at Co
quille high before Joining the
Washington staff last year as
Shields' assistant
League
Baseball
COAST LEAGUE
(Before Right Games)
W L
Seattle : 92 61
Los Angeles 84 69
San Francisco .- 80 69
Sacramento 78 74
Hollywood 69 S3
San Diego 69 84
Portland 67 82
Oakland 68 85
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L
73 45
68 51
68v 55
.60 66
69 58
53 63
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago .
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
....52 66
38 77
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(Before Night Game)
W L
New York 87
Boston
Chicago .
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
85
.74 47
.67 55
.65 56
.64 68
.53 72
.43 78
.34 86
Pet
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.549
.537
.513
.454
.451
.450
.444
Pet
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.571
.553
.517
.504
.457
.441
.330
Pet
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.612
.649
.537
.525
.424
.255
.283
All National league games
rained out Wednesday.
Western International
Vancouver 8, Wenatchee 2.
Bellingham 9, Tacoma 5.
Yakima 7, Spokane 6.
Bonetti Hasn't
Walked a Man
In 56 Innings
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 80. (P)
-Julio Bonetti, who has not
walked a batter in 66 Innings,
has established what Los An
geles baseball clnb officials an- .
nonnced today as a new Pacific
Coast league record for control.
The Ancl hurler, leading the
league' with 17 Tktoriei and
four defeats, baa not passed a
batter since July 20 when he
opposed the San Francisco shib.
Be has participated In seven
games since that date.
- The major league record for
flawless control is held by the
late Christy Matbewson who In
-1018 twirled 68 Innings with
out walking a batter.
4 r MMaHM
"Choppy? Parke,
Ex-Webfoot Back
Paralysis Victim
EUGENE, Aug. IQ-Vfy-Yrlen&M
were advised today that William
"Choppy" Parke, 31, one-time
University of ; Oregon halfback
tar had succumbed to infantile
paralysis at Long Beach,' Calif.
Parke played for Oregon from
1128 to 1911. He was football
coach and director of physical
education at Mountxuma school
for boys in Long Beach at ths
time of his death. His widow and
baby daughter survive him.
i "ChoppyV brother. Boh,- also
was a noted Oregon football play
er and once was national "colle
giate Javelin champion.
Canadian Champ Wins
CHEBOYGAN, Mich., Aug. 30.
-(5-A 1 1 h o u g h outweighed 38
pounds, Charley Belanger, Ca
nadian heavyweight chamslon.
knocked out Dave FJassen. six-
foot eight-inch ' Gladwin. Mich..
giant In the fourth round of a
scheduled eight-round match to
night Belanger weighed 189 and
Klassen 227.
Pro Giants Beat
Collegiate Stars
CHICAGO. Aug. 30.-(P)-The
New York Giants, national pro
fessional football champions, de
feated the college all-stars, I to o,
before 81,456 in flood-lighted
Soldier field tonight scoring all
points by field goals.
The professionals outplayed
their amateur brethren through
most of the game, which saw the
collegians' best scoring chance
ruined by pass int -ntions.
Ken Strong, with 11 years of
professional football back of htm,
scored two of the field goals for
the Giants. Ward Cuff registered
the other. Strong's last boot was
a long, spectacular one of ii
yards in the fourth period.
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