... Jh OIXGON CTATEC IAII.. Scxa,, Oregon .Tuesday Morslsg. I lay 3 IS S3
50 Awards Given
Bearcat Athletes
Golf, Tennis, Basketball
and Football Men Get
big "W" Letters
' Fifty major athletic awards
were Issued by Dean P. M. Erick
Bon,ln the annual awards day
chapel at "Williamette university.
Erlckaon issued the letters in the
absence of Boy S. "Spec" Keene,
director of physical education.
Three minor awards were given
to members of the Bearcat Rolf
team, who in turn presented the
student body with the state in
tercollegiate golfing cup, sym
bolic of the championship they
annexed lart month:
The list of awards included:
Football, fourth year, Paul
Beneett and Art Gallon, both of
Portland: third year, Teiphton
Blake and Justin Weakley of
Carres, Larry D r u r y and JoMi
Kolb of New Brunswick, NJ;
Pete Williams of Halsey, Bruce
Williams of Salem, Ellis Rogers
of Yelm, Wash.t Art Baird and
Floyd Cline of Portland. Second
year, Floyd Baker and Bob Hin
man of Med ford. Jack Kaek of
Lebanon, Joe Holland of Mt. An
ge, Maurice Lonergan of New
ark, NJ; Larry MeKeel of Oregon
City, George Median of St. Hel
ens, G e n e Stewart of Ontario:
first awards, Ai Walden of La
Jolla, Calif.: Martin Bar&tad i of
Woodburn. Gordon Moore of Ti
gard, AI Wiekert of Salem, Wally
Olson of Tillamook, and Buddy
Reynolds of La Grande. Verne
Larson, Longriew, was given a
manager's letter. .
Basketball, third year, Bob
White of North Powder, Cecil
Quesseth of Salem, Howard Eber
ly of Oregon City, John Koib of
New" Brunswick,' NJ; Otto Skopil
of Salem; second award, Jimmy
Robertson of Albany, Sam Galla
her of Salem; first year, Bruce
Williams of Salem, .Joe Murray rf
Clinton, Iowa; Ken Lilly of La
Grande, and Ralph Farmer of
Fort Peck, Mont.
Track," third year, Justin
Weakley of Camas; second award.
Rex Putman of Salem, Lancer
Robertson of Salem, Ken Lilly f
La Grande; first year, Bob
Swing of Salem, Harold Abbott
of Portland, Paul Cooking-am of
Newberg and John Gardner of
Snoqualmie, Wash.
Tennis, (hird award, Bud Gil
more of Grants Pass, George
Gutekunst of Salem; second
award, Sam Gallagher of Salem,
Hume Downs of Salem; first year.
Warren Bertelson of Salem, How
ard Eberly of Oregon City.
Kolb top Hitter
! In Title Series
Johnny Kolb, swinging a elub
In the jolting manner he did as a
freshman, led the Bearcat clouters
at bat-in , their Northwest confer
encef championship, series with Col
lege of Idaho last week.-
Kolb collected four blows In
nine official trips at bat. for a
.444 average. He was followed by
Shortstop Al Walden and First
Baseman Ollie Williams, both of
whom hit .333 for the series.
"Summaries for the champion
ship series show:
Batting Summary
B H RBI Arc
Kolb, 3k fl
WldB. . 13
WHUmbs, lb 13
Belehar 7
Cather ood. rl 13
Rout hard, IS . IS
Whit, p 7
2 ,444
1 .333
1 .333
2 J88S
2 .231
2 ' .167
0 1 .143
1 .111
2 - .10
0 .000
O .000
O .000
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Rebertsoa, e '
Ragtdala Z
Daemttt S
Me A one, p ; 3
rieldias Soma uury
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Pet
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Koth
Waldoa
4
0
3
5
0
0
s
0
2
1
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7
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1.000
William
Belcher
Cathor ood
oathard -Waita
Lonersaa
Robcrtsea
Kagadal.
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.7
,13
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2
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.857
.500
1.000
1.00
1.000
1.000
,750
750
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Stolen aaate Walden 2. 'William. Bel
cher. Catlierwood 4, Lonergaa, Kobert-
Royal Casualty
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Brotr ef King Georss VI cl
Great Britain, the Duka of Glcu
cester baa been disclosed es uf
fering frcm cuts caused try bomb
explosions on the Franco-Belgian
front, Tlia dake, shown, as h$
appeared recently at the .Xrc&t .
where he la chief liaison cCcer t9
the Brltlah Celd forces In France
has both bands badly braised, ae
conJing to the EwriTi7iciHMfTt- -
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league Baseball
Senator .Batting Averages
B II At.
Harris
.111 40 .380
Coscarart .
Heiser
Barker
Baer ,
Clabaugh
Lightner
.111 38 .342
. 25 8 .320
. 46 14 .304
31 .292
21 .280
Petersen
Davis
Bishop
Soinila
Griffiths
Oliver
Brewer
Wilsca .
Clemence
; American Association
(By The Associated Press)
Lomsville 1, Columbus 2.
Indian aporis 5, Toledo 4.
Xanuu City 3, Minneapolis 4.
Milwaukee at St. Paul, post
poned. Pacif c Cms Leazaa
W 1- Pit W L Pel
Seattle So 22 .377 Hotlr'4 Mi 2 .517
. hiata 30 .336 L. Ana. 23 SO .45S
8. rito. 26 .527 Sae'mto 2 S3 .448
Oakland ;.0 28 .517 i'nrtl'd 22 SO .423
S nda'a Beaolts
Portland & Uo'.h wood 4-3.
Seattle 7-4, Oakland 2-11.
San iranriseo 3 4. Saa V.eg 2 2.
ho Aagelra 4 1, KaerameDts 8 5.
All six Clubs
Vie 1st Night
(Continued from Page 8)
and Bob Dunn of the Paper Mill
to the prize committee.
Teams in the loop are the
same as "last year: Kennedys,
Schoena, Square Deal, Golden
Fhearanf, Paper Mill and Waits
Following first week's play,
league games will be held each
Monday, Wednesday and Thurs
day nights, with out-of-the-league
tilts to be played Friday
night.
Silverton Splits
With Albany Team
By The Associated Press
Albany's winning streak was
ended at five games Sunday.
Silverton, after dropping a Sat
urday night contest to Albany, 13
to 6, came back Sunday afternoon
to score a 2-1 triumph, and con
tinue in the race for its second
straight State Baseball league
championship.
Jack Sc. Jill of Portland dropped
a doubleheader to Bend, 4-2 and
5-2, while Eugene grabbed a pair
from the second Portland entry,
the Portland Babes. 4-2. 16-6.
Med ford had little trouble with
Hills Creek, sweeping the two
game series, 7-5, 12-3.
Bend ...... , 4 4 3
Jack-Jill 2 8 0
Farmer and Krcmera; Peadergaat and
Wittcke.
Brad . , . S 10 1
Jaek-JiU 2-31
Houtraeaa and "ebl ; Leitheiaer and
Wittcka.
Portland Babe
8 9
Eofene
.18 15
Wan er. Mason. Kataa, Birca and Am-
I acber, BoeUndt j Hate be; on and , Cloa-
Portlaad Babes 2 5 4
Eojrene 4 6 2
Carateaa and Amaeher; Wiltshire and
Kattaaoa,
Hilla Creak 8 6 5
Medford .12 10. 1
Kendall. Jobaaoa and Fiacher; Sego
and Hi k'as.
IlilU Creek
S T 1
Medford
. 7 11 O
B. Kelaay and O. Kelsny ; Lanning and
iJairtciBi.
0SC Professor
Stay ton Speaker
STATTDN Prof. J. W. Scher-
burne, assistant professor of
psychology at Oregon State col
lege, delivered tne commence
ment address at the high school
graduation exercises Friday
night at the high school gymnas
ium. Dorothy Chrisman was the
valedictorian and Erma Darby was
the salutatorian.
Those graduating were Jack
Allaway, , t Rosella Bell. Zeipha
Carter, Dorothy Chrisman. Erma
Darby, Lucille Frichtel. Raymond
Gries. George Fery. Cloyd Har
rell, Helen Hughes, Ruby Hughes,
Wallace Humphreys. Larry Kim
sey, Karl Grettzer, Darel Lewis;
Margaret Lucas, Georgia Maisel,
Maxiae Minten, Allan Phillips,
Irene Poole, Arnold Proctor,
Stephen Proctor, Edward Roeser,
Louene Bandner. Alvln Schmitt.
Richard Scbuets, Elinore Shinkle.
Maxwell Stayton. Edwin Thomp
son, Genevieve Whelan and Velma
Yeoman. ;
Canby Clings to Lead
PORTLAND, May 27-!PCan-by
defeated Aurora, 10-6, yester
day to maintain its lead la the
Willamette Valley Baseball league.
Other scores: - St. Paul 6, Willam
ette 4. Molalla 7, Mount Angel 6
Boy, 9, Anto Victim
: tTT.an.TATW ITALIC. May 27-
Up-ordan Smith, 9, son of Mr.
Mm: . Mnrk Smith, died yes
terday of injuries suffered when
u truck by an aatomooiie Satur
day. , '
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U03 AlOBLC3t. CALIF-
.OIL!- - at Srd.
106 .
75
94 26 .273
,.,..105 26 ,24
; 13 3 .231
44 9 .205
; 10 2 .200
8 It .194
11 2 .182
15 2 .133
... 10 1 .100
6 0 .000
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Givan of Seattle :
Wins BC Amateur
VANCOUVER. BC, May 27
-Harry Givan, husky young
Seattle star, won the Briti h Co
lumbia amateur golf champion
"'p here today when he sanl" a
30-foot chin m on the green
of th- Marine Drive Golf cllnb to
beat his fellow townsman Cerrh
Herti 7 i'1 S.
Givan thus became the first
Amerlcen to take the British Co
lombfa amateur title since 192.
Playing with superb st-idtness,
he was six up at the end of the
first nine !. and took the same
lead into the final 18 holes. De
spite a strong west wind the for
mer Walker cup star shot par
golf throughout.
?" Mayers sho- '- srood form
on putting, although Givan missf 1
an eight-footer on th irst green
!n th swrd round, giving Bert
the hole. Brh had lan led on the
tt in two.
Givan. however, proved master
on the 20th and regained hlsi five
hole advantage.
Angels Finish Baseball
Season With two Losses
MT. ANGEL Mt. Angel col
lege finished its baseball season
with two defeats at the hands of
the Monmouth teachers, a rather
tree
It is
Ill
mediocre comeback after a three
year layoff, However, with the
initiation complete, hopes are
high tor- next year with practic
ally every member of the squad
intending to return for the '41
season. '
Jack O'Halloran, Angel pitcher,
led the batting averagea with a
7C5.
Idaho Bats Blast
13-4 Win, U of W
MOSCOW, Idaho, May 27-Fr-University
of 'Idaho's heretofore
timid bats blasted 18 hits off two
University of Washington pitch
ers as the Vandals pushed Wash
ington deeper into the northern
division baseball cellar with a 13
to 4 ; victory here today.
Merle Stoddard, Idaho pitcher,
added to the Huskies confusion
by driving . out a homer, triple
and single In five trips; Catcher
Gordon Price and Centerfielder
Joe Splruzza of the Vandals, also
hit for the circuit Mitchell.
Washington outfielder, got a
ronndttipper for Washington.
Idaho scored , three runs in
the first, singles in the second
and fifth, added two more' in the
seventh, and then climaxed the
season's- biggest field day with
a six-bit. six-run splurge in tne
eighth. . . -
Washington 4 7 2
Idaho 13 18 2
Iszard, Heath and Watson;
Stoddard and Price.
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body it is almost champagne-like
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tiftnmj f.rti btt., OailxnJ, Calif.
Uttcr's 73 low,
Salem Golf Win
Th Salem Golf club's "first
team" demonstrated that It Is
still capable of holding Its own
against competition by defeating
the Lake Oswego Country club
team 37 to 20 on the Salem
course Sunday. A year ago Salem
did not muster a strong enough
team and lost to Oswego on the
home course. Bub Utter's 73 was
low medal for the day. Summary:
Salem 87 Oswego 20
Cline, Jr., I Belford 1
Utter 2 Ott
Hendrie 3 Callahan 0
Lengren 3 - ' Enyeart ' 0
Caver 2 i Hlnckle t
Nash 3 - Arnold 0
Patterson 1 Wood 2
Painter 3 Chinnock 0
Lynch Itf . Murdock ltf
Thomson 1 Jackson 2
Watterman 24 ' Chandler
Potts H Payne 2
Fisher 3 Knowlton 0
Powell 1V Rogers
Emigh Pinkerton 1H
Kerwin 2 CockeU 1
Gustafson 0 Hargroce 3
Pekar 0 Kerren 8
Petre'S . Marsh 0
Grants Pass Scores Win
Over Crescent 4 to 3
GRANTS PASS, May 27 - (Pi -Grants
Pass kept Its record spot
less yesterday by defeating a pre
viously undefeated Crescent City
ave j0u
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wopean-type
refreshingly dry and pale.
team, 4 to 3, la a Southern Ore
gon Baseball league game.
Medford - broke Into the win
column for the first time this
year, turning back Ashland-Tai-ent,
S to 3. in a game that was
enlivened by fist fights.
Pangle Homes to
Give 'Birds' Win
Hal Pangle's home run with
the bases loaded ! gave Golden
Pheasant a 7 to & win over Ken
nedytf . in a Spring loop soft ball
contest at Sweetland last night. .
The Kennedy team - clicked for
a tally in the first frame on Sieg
mund's double and. an e r r o r,
scored a pair In the second on
triples by J. Bulkley and E. Bulk
ley, and put two- more across In
the seventh on E. Bulkleys hom
er with Clark ahead.
Kennedys , S : 4 ' 0
Pheasants .J : 7 7 1
E. Bulkley and J, Bulkley; Sie
bens and Pangle. , , ,
. Poetoffiee Plnckg Win
Post office plucked a 7 to f
Industrial league woftball win
from- Montgomery-Warls yester
day, scoring five rana In the sev
enth on six hits and a walk. Cur
ry of the M-W clob hit a homer
with two on In the sixth to ac
count for halt his team's runs.
MonL-Ward I 6 7 t
Postotflca .J 7 10
Beardsley aad Block; Shedeck
and Thompson. - -
yer tasted.
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Game out of Five
YAKIMA, May 2 7-,n-Yakima
tonight won Its fourth victory in
Its current fire-game Western In
ternational league series with
Spokane, pounding Pete Jonas for
12 hits and a t-S win.
Hub Kittle sparked the Yakima
attack and held the Indians to
only seven hits with his mound
work. He got two doubhes, both
driving la runs, and a single In
four times at bat. Bill Reese hom
ered with one on. f
Sookane .. 8 7 2
Yakima . ..t 12 3
Jonas and Lake; Kittle and
Younker. : " . ;
Parrislicrs Whip
Faculty, 11 to 6
Home runs by Warrea and '
Ault assisted Parrtsh Junior hUh's !
Softball club to a 11 to 8 victory
over the Facelty nine la the an
nual contest played yesterday.
The only extra base tbe Faculty
team registered orf four Parrlsh
pitchers was a double br Coach
Frank Brown, who burled for the ;
teachers.
Parrlsh ,"; 11 12 4
Faculay .. , , ., 6 7 9
Sheldon. Farlow (8). Lltke (6),
Lltwlller (7) and Wenxer, Yosha
kla (4); Brown and Johnson.
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OCE Women Are
Arcliery Champs
MONMpUTII, Msy .27-,lVTbe
state archery title was in posses
sion of tbe Oregon College of Edu
cation today.
The Educators' women's team,
national cbimplons, scored 184 1
points In tbe Columbia round,
nosing out University of Oregon
with 1820 points and Pacific uni
versity with Hit points.
In tbe men's division OCE
chalked up 1765 points, followed
by University of Oregon with 1820
and Oregon f State college with
111,
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