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Eleven runs! the Spokane
cored on our Senator in the
four-same series that ended all
ren with two wins each. BUT
only two of the entire 11 tallies
were earned.
To say It another war, oar
Senator pitchers were responsi
ble for Jwt two tallies in 43
innings, of redhot baseball.
That's "pitching; In any league,
little alone this Western In
ternational . where this year,
at least, the -mound work has
i left much to be desired.
Honestly, and we say this no
desire to "wax home townish" in
our appraisal, our Senators should
hare won all four games irom the
Indians. Two or three bad boots
afield and one or. two boots by
the umpires was all that separ
ated them from 'a clean' sweep ot
the series, which would hare put
our Senators within a half game
of the top as they continued their
battle with the
kane tonight.
The only runs
Indians at Spo-
for whjteh any of
the Salem hnrlers were responsi
ble for were the second and
fourth tallied oil Joe Kraloritch
in that 12-lnnlng, four hours and
SS minutes, humdinger that held
up Antelope Al IJghtners' wed
ding for at least two hours.
Boots Are Costly
In game one of the series, Fri
day nirht. Bad Brewer turned la
that sweet 1-0 : blanking. Game
two was the ls-rrame arxair. sa
whirh ana two tir&ed rams were
scored off Kraloritch. Game threw
was Roy Kaiser's 8-1 Job, one ot
bis better, efforts and the single
run he allowed - was unearned
Game four was the seren-lnning
nightcap Sunday; won by Spokane
4-2, In which Dell Oliver was net
charged with being responsible
for a single one ot the tour tal
lica. , . i j ' 'i
Our Seanters, anenld hare
won that 18-etaaa affair at
least a dosen times. In the first
place, by earned raa basts
the score shoadd tave beea JS-t
in Salem's favor at the end ot
the ninth. In the second,
Charles Baldy Petersen had ot
lees than fire opportwnities ta
bat home the winning rwa and '
failed in each. In the third,
Spokane's winning runs came la
the first of the 18tn after tha
side shosdd hare bees retired.
One bad boot by Umpire Nene
tich and anotker bad one by
Llffhtnar cost young Ollrer via
tor? la the nightcap. Two Indians
scored In tha fifth after Nenesich
called McGinnia safe at first on a
ball toned there by Olirer, when
after the game even the fipe
kanes admitted McGinnis was out
Another Wigwam waltsed home
in the seventh when Antelope Al
did one of his famous nip-ups and
let a ball bounce through, bis legs.
'Aden a Thief Also.
Lest we forget to mtntloa it.
that Guy Dwight Aden also
robbed our Senators ot aot less
than three opportunities to put
the 18 -inning game away. That
fieetfoott If he'd only learn to
use his wrists more at the plate
be could play ball for any major
dub in either league. .
Although "Aden is a coasls
teat JSO& or better hitter de
spite his "poke" swing, ho
hasn't the Jower demanded fey
the big leaguee of their ot
.fielders. Jier will he ever set
It wh tho Ued-p wrists he
now employs is his swing.
Should the Western s fjateraa
tioaal's best oatXIelder leans ta
loosen those Joints and pall tha
ball, hell automatically be
come worth a pot' of gold to
Owner BUI ririch of the Wig
wam, It yon happened to notice Just
how our Senator outfield plays
Aden, youll see what we mean.
Coscarart in left plays him short
and along the foul Una. Wilson In
center plays right in behind short
stop, and Petersen la right plays
straight away leering about
halt the outfield unprotected.
Then the pitchers (except when
one gets away as it did with
young Oliver) keep that ball out
side. That takes care of Aden at
bat, but no one knows bow to
take care ot him afield.
Williams, Knoll Shine.
Among, the stars of the series
were Johnny Williams and Fred
die Knoll, the two new recruits
of our Senators. Johnny, the per
sonality plus boy,- not only ban-
moke up your
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Tasfn Thrill
Scotch Graham
' . st Tour Croccrsj
Col em, Oregon, Tuesday Morning. July 9, 1943
It's Yankees ! y0 Nats
Ail-Star Came
Is Set Today
One-ime Bombers Receive
Croniia'a Call, Much to
Sarprise of All
ST. LOUIS. July 8-(IV-It will
be the New Tork Yankees repre
senting the American league
arain tomorrow against the pick
of the National league talent In
the eighth annual all-star spec
tarle. i - .- I - - ,
Fans congregating here tonight
for the big mid-summer baseball
show were jarred off balance. by
Manager Joe Gronin's" selection of
Plteher Red. Huffing and four
others: of the fourth-place Yan
kees to start the game at 11:30
a. m. f PSTI in Sportsman's park.
Neither thai Detroit Tigers nor
the Cleveland Indians, first and
second i place clubs in the Junior
circuit J were accorded a single
starting assignment by Cronln, al
though he said he expected S 3,6 00
fans would see- Lefty Al Milnar ot
the Indians and Buck Newsora of
the Tigere In three-inning mound
appearances. . :
; Penluac or waiters
Deacon Bill McKechnle,
ger of the National league forces.
coustered with stars from six of
tbe eight teams la bis league.
beaded by a battery from his own
Cincinnati Reds.
McKechnle stiH refused tonight
to say whether big Paul Der
ringer or slender Backy Walters
would be bis opening pitcher but
named i Ernie Lombardl ta eateh.
tub oectsion or uroaia to ns
a - rlghthanded 1 pitcher was re
sponsible for McKechnle including
three lefthanded batters In bis
lineup - Arky Vanghan of the
Pittsburgh Pirates at shortstop.
Johnny Mise of the St. Lonts Car
dinals at first base and the vet
eran Mel Ott of the New Tork
Giants in right field.
Mfze
Gets Call
Use of Mise. the National
league batting -ch am xl on, ahead of
his own - Frank MeCormick was
the most difficult choke for- Mc
Kechnle ta make. MeCormick. a
righthander, has been batting
about zn points better than Mise
and had never missed an inning
of all-star competition since
breaking into the majors.'
The selections ot Chicago's BUI
Herman at a a c o n d. Brooklyn's
Harry Lavagetto at third, and Joe
MMtwwt; of Brooklyn and Terry
Moore of St. Louis In the out
field were fairly obvious.
Cronlft'i choices were uotblng
abort of radical, although be em
phasised his lineup was "subject
to chan re. - I
Tor his Ieadoff batter and third
be sera in tbe scrappy pilot ot tbe
Red Sax named Cecil Travis of
tha Washington Senators, who
wss not even chosen on tha origi
nal squad of 2S American league
stars. Travis got Into the ram
when Had Haifa of tbe Yanks
withdrew because, of injuries.
However, the Senator is slugging
potent: .lit; while Ken Kelt-
ner of the Indians, tha other pos
sible choice, is batting .22 f.
Gordons Is Kamed
But if this effort to cat 'bat
ting power looked entirely rea
sonable; the naming of New
York's Joe Cordon, bailing .245,
Is a bit surprizing when Second
Baseman Ray Mack of Cleveland
is hitting .IIS. likewise Bill
Dicker, who will catch Ruffing,
is batting JKSS tor RolUe Hemsley
of Cleveland, j - .
The Americas league was es
tablished as a heavy favorite to
Win. - ; -, i f -
In the regular , mid-summer se
ries the Americans have won five
oat ot seven. , '
YTtitern Open I r .
Entered h j. Fard
. MINNBAPO LIS, July S-P-A
field ot more than 100 amateur
tlnksmen. Including .Marvin
"Bud- Ward ot Spokane, the na
tional champion, start a six-day
chas-e after the title of the 41st
Western Amateur . Golf tourna
ment Tuesday. ,
Practice rounds turned in so
far laaicata the tonga Minneapo
lis - golf course may r ot . cause
some of the club swingers s
much trouble as first thought.
M&r&hilelc! Two
ItOSSBURO, July 3 -4' (A5)
Marsiriald took two games in a
fair; 12 to 4 and 11 to 6, from
Rosofrnrg la American Legion
Junior baseball games at Marsh
field yesterday,
died tbe receiving chores flaw
lessly but also hammered home
five rana and did what few
catchers have been able to do this
year throw oknes Kino Maij-
tines, tie league ton rase i&iex,
out at second.
Haoa, the l?a Dieg young
ster who replaced Beer at sec
ond, covered his patch, like no
oecontH tsersA8i CAher than Me
. claaJii Uas done it W-artors park
this aeasoa-' To Lira also jroes at
lot of tLa cr&I-'t tr Williams'
throw-oct cf iriTtlisez, for he
stayed on the Use or Martines
r 4iies and pat tSis bsil on Lim
: iik a vftt9ra It was close and,"
rrtNllie -had to dive under 2fIao
" to acco:rj.Ish It, but he nTer
You eaa a!l also the -name ot
the Llttla Skipper, but since he's
a star Lx a firmamert ail his own
we hate to be repetitious.
Weismuller
Otto Jsrets f Chicago, stewest
route to a new American awfaa
Xree-fttyio race of the National AAU men's swimming and diving
champioasbipa, held at Santa Barbara. His time was 2:UUt re
placing Jcnnny weismauer's saam of 2:13.6, set several years ago.
Salem Legion 9
. Books WoodDiirn
Patterson to Hurl Caine $
HillaBoro. CcU 94
Win Over 'Bitra
Salem's Junior Leirlon basAbai:
einb goes into district alavoff
ur on iu name oiauona for the
nrst time this season Wednesday
afternoon at 2 p. m., meeting the
Woodbaxn nine that, like Sa lam.
baa. been defeated osice by Hiils-
ooro..,.' . : in . . .fs
Coach Ktbaa Grant annonnaad
last night that Southpaw Ciar
Patterson would open on tbe
mound: for the Salems, ' with Ben
uitiora ana Dick Hlchberrer held
in reserve, r Little Pete Hauser
will do the catching chores.
- a. major lineup change will
place Dutch Simmons at short in
stead ot Eddie Salstrom. who mar
get the rlghtfleld Job. Rollle Haag
win, be at Hrst, Doit Bower at
second and Georce HochateUer at
third. Milton Freehaa will work
nt-tert. Don Barnfck In center
ana either Butte or Salstrom in
right. : !
Hillsboro's Mclrwin Tet Wood-
osrn down with three bits and a
to ft blanking Sunday, la ad
dition, he topped the nine-bit at
tack on Woodburh's Day with two
singles and ' a triple in four ap
pearances at the piata, -Mclrwin.
who lost a nltchlnn
duel to Salem's Patterson dur
ing tbe high: school tournament at
Lrafleld last iprlaff, ttruckot II
Wood burn battersv f
WMte and Kiltie
Report to Seals
SAN FRANCISCO. July tWjPV-
Ontflelder Don White and Hubert
Kittle, right-banded pitcher, two
new San Francisco baseball dab
players purchased over the week
end from Washington clubs, ar
rived here tonight by plana.
The Seals paid SS6a for Kit
tle and sent tha Yakima 4 two
rlghthanded hnrlers ia exchange.
Bowes going outright and Charley
scnani on option. The Tacoma
club received : IS00 - for White
and Outfielder Eugene Kiley and
snorts top Don Trower. both en
option.
Kittle may take the place of
Sam Gibson, Injured : ia sliding
last week in a tilt against tbe
Oakland acorns. .
Outdoor Girl
r
Jean Clans sen shonldn''t need her
lariat to climb to the title of
flaest outdoor fjlrl at the Sn-
- llna Calif rodeo. Shs Las al
ready hen chosen "iss Co'.a
. sales, and, judging from fcer
. ' r I cture, - it wasn't becanse of
her ability to break fcrencoa.
ECS photo.
PAGS CSVETI
Mark Broken ,
swimming sensation, is plctnred en
record as he annexed the 220 vard
esuimng
Inig! Sjpokane
Four Her
Split Pippin
Clnb Wini Only League
Contest
on Monday
tresterm bternatlonal
' . ! i W
Spokane ; . 47
SALEM j S
Yakima 42
Tacoma SI
Vancouver 22
Wenatchee 4. 21
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21
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27.
ST
44
42
Fct.
.40
.522
.fit
.421
.222
bXoaday Beenlts
Yakima I, Yaneouver 4.
Our Senators, who were in Wal-
f wails lor am azhlbttlon game
last uighx, are tonight in Spo
kane to begin 4 three-game aeries
that la more a continuation ot tbe
tour-game skein that ended all
e"en here Saaday night. Our Sen-
atars won the first, S-l, .behind
Boy Helser's seven hit nitchlnr.
sad lost the seven-inning night
cap -z with Deu Oliver the vio-
bb of xonr unearned runs.
' For that matter, the single tal
ly seoren on Heiaer was of the
aot responsible for variety, and
only two ot the 11 scored by the
Indians in four games were
earned. :t v, -
The Solons. after finishing with
Spokane Thursday, are back home
Friday for a four-game series
with Vancouver. j
.Sunday's scores:
sai- i i e - e -
aS Wtllfa, T
f i - 4 .f
w f i - S S
aervMn a Jfafe; ouvar eat Baiiwr.
li " s
Ttkiat , . I ; a a a
IaiIaT, Oraaiai jaa Yolplj XHtU aaS
Wamtcha '. ! is ie
Taktma- --,.," , e 19 t
. uarma ), Cristkar
W
Bipji meveaaau, aeiaua
17)
Eraaa.
Vaaooaver
u. mil,l
T S
Llaytl; AlbtuMM-aai
1 " ' "
Aid Plenina
TAXIMA. July sWV-Yaklma
Pippins Stranri totrether haavr
bits tonight to nose out Yaneou
ver 5-4 in a Western Internation
al league game.! .
Vancouver scored ones in tha
second, but Yakima ta the same
inning counted twice ! when Bill
Johnson homered. Jack .Wbincle
doubled and. Borneo Evans
brought him home with a. single.
The caps went Into tha lead In
the sixth, when R. Oriels trisled.
E. Stewart singled. Wimpy Qulnn
uvsffHu ana moss .. jscy aouoiea I
for; three runs. In their half of
tha same lnnlnri tha Plnnina ! I
chased - across I three: counters.
Walt Bliss singled. Ed Wela-andt
homered, Whipple smacked out a
triple and came ! borne when Por
ing singled, ; L ;'.- .
The Pippins
announced
they
bad ptioned Chuck Greer, pitch
er, to Twin Falls, Ida., and had
purchased Hal Schimling, catcher.
Vancouver . 1 4 11 1!
Wakima i 14 0
Osbora and I4oyd: H. Johnson j
and Evans., j - ,,.
End of Picking Stsells
Lane Jobless to 2572
EUGENE, July 8-CTV-Lane
county has 2S7fi unemployed per
sona, 324 of them women, A. Bsy
Martin, manager of the state un
employment office reported today.
The end of cherry picking swelled
tbe number. ... f ;
Say.
stei
CI
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Ey frits nomiLi
. COLTJMBTJ3, Ohio, July 9-GP)-Korthera
Ohio Is trailing the In
dianssouthern iOtio is rabid
about the Redsbut central Ohio
wishes they'd hurry and get this
silly baseball business out cf tbe
way. i
Around tbe Buckeye capital
there's only one j sport foothalL
And football, around here, means
Ohio State university. ;
Opening of tbe grid eeason ts
some : three ' hio&ths sway, but
the faithful are getting a bit wild
eyed already, as ; they surrey the
Backs' chances of repeating as
Big Ten champs. The staiiunt
Waits Blank Paper Mil!,!
si Don Caller
i -TwirU 2-lHuer
' City Softball Lene .
Pet.
Square Deal t , 1
Kennedys - g .1
Pheasants , -,-,.'- ' S '
.271
.714
.C2S
.422
Paper Mill , , , " , '
Waits',,,, t ' f
.27$
Schoens Y -
.00
Games Tonight
Kennedys vs. Pheasants.
Schoens vs. Waits.
Rine-artned Rae Yoeom pitched
four-hit. ls-strlkeout ball as the
Pade-Barricks pounded oat a I to
2 win over the touted San Fran
cisco Sherry's last night la tbe
I first of a two-game series. Game
two-is set for Thursday, night.
Walts, showlsc the nower that
put the Meatmen In possession of
the 1939 pennant, bombed tbe Pa-
permakers by an 8 to 0 count
behind, Don Cutler's two-bit hurl
ing in the opener.
Yocom, known as "Mammy In
some parts, had too much umoh
on the agate tor the Bay City las
sies, a husuing crew who' know
their softbalL While two of the
tour bits she allowed came In the
Inning in which the Sherry's tal
lied their two runs, Yocom wasn't
I responsible for either.
' Pearmlne Starts Rally
A fall-grown, single into rirht
field off tbe bat of Nelly Pear-
mine in the sixth broke a 2-2 tie
that had existed from the first
of the fourth and started the P-Ba
cm a rally that netted four tal
lies before Emms Wong, tbe Chi
nese hnrler of tha invaders, abut
it on. rearmxne'a blow tamed
two.
1Tes WW PnaSsWfew twa an sasl
com all connected for bits la tbe
auy. while Morgan. Carsoa and
Thomas drew walks; It was the
second blows for both Pearmlne
aad: Yocom. wbo registered four
flf the six bits garnered off Wong.
Tha F-Bs pounded one heme in
the second oa a walk, hits bv
Feamtiae aad Yocosa and Taoos-
loft to second base, and a
end set tbe third on Moore's bit.
a walk and an error.
Moore Harts Finger
The game wss not without Its
casualties. Dottle Moore, husky
F-B catcher, suffered a dislocated
finger when a pitched .ball- bit it
in, the final frame; Helen Smith,
snerrya second -baseman, twisted
her ankle in the second inning
snd was forced to retire: and Fer
rari, Sherry s catcher, suffered . s
dislocated finger! .
Waits collected 12 blows off
Bob Willis Nicholson. - Drynan.
scales, uarbanno and McCaffery
each retting a pair as the Meat
men blanked the 'Makers. Cutler
wss in rare form, allowing no
runner beyond first base aad put-
I tsng out four on.
Only three runs were earned off
WUlls despite the free hitting.
Five errors behind him were el-
4ku MM- At J 11... it.
bJtff.
his own wildness,
Sherry's
4
Fade-Barrick
f
E. Wong and B. Ferrari.' C. Pe
ters: Rao Xocom . and Moors.
weica.
:.. .. t
McCaffery
It 1
2 1
W01U
Paper Mill
Cutler and
jaad Scbnuelle.
Younker Reported
its xesung zzziiy
YAKIMA. July t - fifrt - Rov
Youker, catcher for the Yakima
Pippins of the Western Interna-i
tional ' league whose skull was j
fractured by a thrown ball Sun.
dan was reported "resting easily I
tonight oy hospital attendants. .
Can Dumler. Wenatchee twirl-
er, threw in sa attempt to catch!
looter on second base ia the
game yesterday. The bail struck
tbe catcher above tbe right ear as
aesild back to the bass.
w - .s
JenniUffSe bmitil
Lrad Qualifiers
PORTLAND. Jsry.i-PV-Four
Oregon golfers topped a field of
SO in regional auallfying play
hero yesterday to win entry into
tae national publle links chsm-
plonshpls at Detroit July 22-20.
Tha ' nuartet Included Louis
Jennings, Marty - Leotlch and
Lloyd Mead of Portland, and Clif-
and IS turnSnSacardseo??f; I
Mead iff? Jlol6a LepUc3L li
Drops Case o 1143
Montromerr-Ward adred out
Gasco. 11 to. S, la aa Industrial I
sort o&u sessioa last night -
Gasco V 2
Mont-Ward 11 - 2 1
Creldl and Boesch; Ceardsleyt
ana ueaxer. .
out-
ticket ofSco, open since May for
the fall sales, has a stack of or
ders that high.
James L, "Gentleman Jim"
Xlanlck, wbo beats the tom-toms
fer Ohio, came up today with a
prediction that the Bucks would
do all right this year st the gate
&nd on tha gridiron.
The nnirersity records show
that all of the returning veterans
from last year's varsity (gradua
tion took only a center, end and
back) are eligible for the 1210
wards. It's tbe first time ia years
that some ct tha beys didn't
stumble over a scholastic hurdle.
With that cheering news, the
ticket c&lcs took a Jutaj.
I
' Bat, in a special statement
wire, the former Alma Hanson, just after their beautifully staged baseball wedding at the home plate
la Waters park. Reverend George H. Swift, rector of the SL Paul Episcopal church, is in the fore
ground; Biddy lUsbopV general manager of the Salem Senators, Just back of the kissing couple; Dor
ris Ilansosu sister of the bride, who was maid of honor, stands pensively to the right; and members of
the Salem aad Spokane baseball dabs are la the background. The wedding, scheduled for between
ames of a doaUeheader, was held p until near midnight by the length of the first aad only game.
Jocks, Nags Get Insurance Under
tigacres Flan;
Tickets Are krered by Hope Only
By GAIL
SEATTLE. July 8 W
1 jockey and horss lasurancs plan at th Lonaracres raes track
I jw. ana so xx too uuiuvsuua u unag usuea uj jocjtejn,
I exercise boys and owners Idike.
The horses ha-ren'jt been
probably vote ntlffh. Theyvt
Trapguiiner
Practice Finng
With tbe exception of Clareaee
Tewnseads 42x54 in tha lt-yard
event,.-Salem trapsbooters who
tndalged la a practice round at
tbe local club Sunday had lltUe
to boast about. -
; Top 100 targets fired was W. D.
Carter with 42, while Ernie
Doerfier led 2S targets handicap
shooting with,- 22.
The scores: i '
109 targets W. D. Carter 42,
Frank Farmer 42. Jim Bird 41.
Rav Dunkel li. Robert Ulff UL 2.
J. Werline 41.'
SO targets C, Townsend"42
Sam Stltchler 42.
. 28 targets Ernie Doerfier 221
W. H. Wolf and Deaa Gerard 22,
Frank Rock aad Fred Bernardl
21, Dan Fry IT, Lyle Storey IT.
Handicap W. O. Carter SI,
Tdii; sVDorfT.; and
Lyie Storey 22.
Red Sox. Albany
Again Are on Top
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Eilvertoa's Bed Sox, dropping
the theretofore league leading
Medford : Craters twice, a v e d
Into a tie with Albany for leader
ship ot the second half ot State
league play la weekend games.
The Sox added a t to I Sunday
win to their 7-4 defeat of Jimmy
Hero Saturday. Albany bumped
Hills Creek twice. Jack and. Jill
split with tbe Portland Babes aad
Bend and Eugene divided. .
Sunday scores:
HltU Crk ,
.04
AlSaay
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KaaiiH aad O. ataikux Jmimb aaa
rptiek.
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Silvtotoa ., , m TOO
stn aa EUtrklas: WUm aad Km,
EaSM - i - - i- " . S 4
Bb . S - IS I
HatekMM. Etktarf m! Ur: rarta.
! sr Msraock, lieatcfeMV sitch aa sure
Frtiaa4 Babaa'
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Jack JT1H
aad
aaueaar: Iaitkiw
aa4 Uixa. .
f :
S IS
Carataa aaS Aatclirt FaaSMSraatk' X.
Wlttaka, raekay aas Wum. :
U" SUrs Shed
Meeting for Wednesday PU
Salem's Hunters and Anglers
club meets Wednesday night at
o'clock in thslr quarters at the
Eagles halL with business ia ret-
rhce to the 11 10 hunting sea-
ia preparauons xor tna zau
liberation ot trout the principal
tems ot ciscnsaioa.
All members are urged by Seo
reUry E. J. Church to attend.
f or.-rOaogs
Head Coach Francis A. Schmidt
and Praise Agent Ztenlch hare
proved miracle men at the art
ot "packing 'em in" at the Suck
eye . horseshoe. They hit Ohio
together, back ia 1934, and
they're been a top-notch team
ever since,
!.acs they took over, tbe Backs
have played 48 games, - winning
25, losing 12 and tying one. Ohio
has r'ied up 1029 points to23
for tie fee. They've wca sensa
tions.! victories, and they've cut
epectacultr defeat yoa all re
meister bow Notre Dame score 3
three last-period touchdowns to
win 18-12 in 1S25, snd how Cor
t!l and llickix&a ortrcame It-
to The Statesntan. admitted It was
Via
but Guvs Who Buv
FOWLER
- - Thevr trrinr out a ttaw
heard from yet, but they'll
sot to die to reap their im&ncial
oeata.
Here's bew the plan works:
It a Jockey Is killed while ras
ing, his estate gets 4000, If he's
injured while racing he gets 22S
a week while grounded, for not
te exceed 120 weeks. It hospital
ised, he gets aa additional 22S
week for aot to exceed 20 weeks.
U killed or Injured while exer
cising, he gets xms-hait those
rams.
Exercise boys, if killed while
exerclsiag, get 92000 for their
estate. If injured while exercis
ing, they get the same benefits.
If a horse entered In a race is
injured so badly its destruction
is necessary, the owner will be
paid the winner's share of the
purse, or In any event no less
than 2100 nor more than S1000.
Under the Longacres plan, pre-
nriums are pets by the following
deductions from all purses award
ed ta each race: 110, from the
winning purse; 94 from the place
parse ens xz from tha show purse.
The first payment under the
aew plan already has been made.
- Jockey Lynn Josepbsoa, whs
was cut over an eye when thrown
from Qutballaa at the gate wait-
ins the belt tor the firat race a
week ag. received a Its cheek
irom President 'Gottstela of tha
Washington Jockey clnb. Tbe pay-
meat was tor a week's inactivity,
although Josephsoa'a time spent
on tae grouaa was only two dsys.
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tbe ball where the tans could see
It, . if 4 their . eyes . ' were i quick
enough. The Bucks will kick on
tbe first down, or run or fa&s
on the fourth, but they play the
kind of game the fans like. "
the envy and despair of all rlrals.
In the six years the Schmidt-Hen-l
Ick duo bad been at Ohio, a total
ct 2.18S.102 tars bare ellckei ta
tamstlles. An average cf 45,313.
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ance has teen 1,280,22 9, an
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worth It. It's Al Lightner and his
Hollywood!
Y7ar Relief Is
Their Pnrpose
To Bo Auctioned Between
Benefit Games j Oilier
I Acts on Program,
: lTollywood Is sending solftballa
to -Salam, ae less.
And. so fiei Cross headquar
ters here reports, the overslsed
dlaraoad onions are to be auto
graphed by lnema atarta.
The balU, expected to arrive in
Salem this morning, will be auc
tioned off to the highest bidders
between games of the big! double
header war relief program at
Sweetland field Wednesday
night.
Start earing up you may get
a Shirley Temple. Or, maybe, a
VI visa Leigh. Or, rf you are a
woman, a Charles Boyer.
That isn't all the additional en
tertainment set fer fans who wish
to contribute to the Bed Cross
war relief fund by attending the
games at prevailing prices. The
program includes:
A balancing act by Clarence
Disney, alem amateur.
VA tumbling and acrobatic per
formance by the euartet ot Nelson
sisters from Corvsllis.
Several numbers by the Cen
tennial singers, headed by Ronald
Craven, who is to portray Joe
Meek in the coming Centennial i
pageant - j
Preceding tbe games, which
bring together Kennedy's Klda
and Sevare Deal la oae tilt and
the Fade-Barrtck Girls and Si
berian ot Fortlaad la tbe other,
a parade wilt form at Marlon
square aad march to Sweetland
field. It Is to be sponsored by the
Whlsketinos. aided by the Cher
rians and the Whiakertno Junior
bead.
Proceeds are to bo turned over
to the Mariem eeaaty ahapter of
tha American Bed Cress, to help
fill oat tha 21000 stilt lacking la
Its war relief quota.
T, T, Laaa, ST. . O. Caa, M. O.
Herbsl remedies tor ailments
of stomach, liver, kidney, skin,
bleed, glands and urinary sys
tem of men A women. 22 years
la service, ftatarosathic Physi
cians. Ask your neighbors
about CHAN LAM.
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