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Newspaper Page TextMate Picks AtikleMe Director aim; dm (Goat ; . . j. . . . : ' r : Scharf e Tops Puck Scorers In Coast Loop VANCOUVER, March 17.-(CP) -Bert Scharfe, Spokane Bomber Center, added two goals to his total in the final league game here Saturday night, to ; capture top honors in the Pacific Coast hockey league's individual scoring race. Official statistics released Mon day by President Fred "Cyclone" Taylor show Scharfe out in front with 22 goals and 40 assists for a total of 62 points. Tip O'Neill, Vancouver Lions, and Frank Daley, Seattle Olympics, shared second place three points behind the leader, each with 59 points. O'Neill fired the highest number of goals, 33. Jack Riley, Lion for ward, shared the assist leadership with Scharfe, 40. Porky Levine, Spokane, was the leading shut-out goalie for the season, finishing with four to -his credit, Percy Jackson of Van couver was second with three. The "Bir Ten" G. Bert Scharfe (Spo) .. .22 Tip O'Neill (Van) 33 Frank Daley (Seattle) 28 Lude Palm (Spo) 31 Hal Tabor (Seattle) ....27 Jack Riley (Van) i 16 Glen Vickers (Spo) ... 25 Dave Downie (Seattle) 24 Louis Holmes (Port) .. .24 Frank Jerwa (Van) ....27 A. Pts. 40 62 26 31 26 30 40 29 29 26 20 59 59 57 57 56 54 53 50 47 VANCOUVER, March 17.-(CP) -Following are final standings in the Pacific Coast hockey league: P W L D F A. Pts Spokane ... 48 25 18 5 146 127 55 Vancouver 48 22 21 5 163 145 49 Seattle 48 20 21 7 158 167 47 Portland ... 48 20 27 1 130 158 41 Hank and Army In Status Quo DETROIT, March 17. -()-Hank Greeaberg-, Detroit Titers' slurring outfielder, who re ' ceived the "most valuable play er award" last year and is re ported to hold a $50,000 con tract for this year, may "be in the army before the 1941 sea son is more than a few days old. His draft board placed him in class 1A Monday, but an nounced it had decided to refer - his case to the medical advisory board for a report and would reconsider the classification if the medical board found him unfit for general military serv ice, -i Parties Held At Brooks BROOKS A surprise birthday dinner was given Sunday by Mrs. Ray Aspinwall to honor her hus band. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Leland of South Dako ta, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bushey of Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ginn and son . Bobby of Astoria, Mrs. Ellen Aspinwall, Mrs. Helen Demarest of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aspinwall, Mr. and Mrs. Phill Aspinwall, Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Aspinwall, Ted Busselle, Dean Aspinwall, Barbara Aspin wall, Mr. and Mrs. 'Britt Aspin wall, Misses Evelyn Aspinwall and Ruth Carlson, Clarence As 1 pinwall, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aspinwall. The children of Mrs. Chris Otto surprised her on her birthday Saturday. Present were Mrs. Rilla Martin, an aunt; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wesolowski and daughters, Loretta and Joan; Mr. and Mrs. Wilford La Fountain and Wilford, jr.,land Luetla; Mi!, and Mrs. Orval Otto, Edward, Maxine and Harold Otto, Mr. and. Mrs. Lester RickeUs and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Otto. McKendrv Shoots "Double Eagle" There were no feathers in Lome McKendry's cap when he reached the 18th hole at the Sa lem Golf club Sunday but on his scorecard he carried a double eaIe rare bird and three birdies. ! The "double" was shot on the first hole, or two strokes where five are par. McKeridry, as at tested to by John HeKzel, II. h. Barlow and Joe- Croiu'ii, scored a 33 outbound and a 37 on the way "jack for a 70 on the 18, two under par. Others Fail b'ae ut Chin remedlft A matin SUCCESS for 5000 ysr b CHINA. So natter with what .Intent roa ara AFFLICTED itw orT, aisasitis. heart,, loag. Ilvar. kidnay, ftomaebV faa, constipation, ulcara,- diabetia, farcr. akin, fa mala complaint- -- , :v Charlie Chan Chinese ' Herb Co. Of fie Uoora On'j Taea. and EU s -n. It I 'p. i. sas . Sua. and W4 a n. t -10:34 a 123 S. Com'l St., Salem, Or W$k When J m I mi 'j imJk Aimi . I . flAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP : - Philadelphia A's: Yojung and Willing . - By JACK SORDS US! MC0 f WlU. 66 MJCtf lA -TAB SftjfU6T , J lUiS SUMMefe ie WAS A jF tLS vj frfotii0& STAFF "Ii4iS U- pg Mis secoiD MAJORS &PPI6 COLUtiS.JK. MAS A FAiROWJCe-1& Me's -(Us So oP Bowling Scores COMMERCIAL LEAGIE i Shrock's Used Cars ' 3 Handicap - 9 9 9 271 Harrington - 126 163 160449; DonnelJv - 170 197 16252 Hansen -140 16S 127435; Green - 178 159 1584931 Swan - 145 190 142 477 Totals 768 886 756 2410j Straw Si Straw I Awrill 183 182 1615281 B. Straw 158 176 169503 King 170 IPO 1685281 W. Straw 163 169 140 472 Newman 197 181 174552; ToUlS 871 898 812 2581 I ... 176 133 137 44d ... 141 158 132438 153 191 151 49$ ... 153 148 162 463; ... 150 183 170 503 V-l, Dallas A. Collins worth hC. Collinsworth Woodman Bees Grant Totals. - 773 813 752 2334 Shaws, Woodburn J Handicap 61 61 61183 Shaw . 149 114 145409 Hunt - 171 149 158 471 Austin - 125 146 120391 GriUey 190 149 233572 WiUelord 143 1 64 155 462 Totals Paulas Tasters Garbarlno . Krech Parker .. 839 783 872 2494 . 172 169 215 556 .. 155 179 18151$ .. 174 174 201 54 .. 157 138 213508 Hill Hobbs 201 154 117 47? Totals 859 814 927 260(1 Friesen's Furniture ;l Handicap 18 13 18 "54 Friesen 173 186 153 514 Cau'iy 141 176 130 447 Lloyd 203 158 149518 Baker . ... 173 183 164520 Tully 159 148 147454 Totals 867 8C9 763 2499 State Street Market Handicap . . J8 38 Hauser 147 )t McClary 145 KS8 Mapes . 135 183 Scales 174 175 Kleinke : 171 156 33114 154 46? 19j 506 131 44P 156 506 125452 Totals 810 888 .Senator Barber Shop Ch3rrinRtcn 155 181 GusUtson 149 151 9' 2496 180 5lfe 151451 Dahlberg 235 152 209596 RichettS 244 186 208638 M.isser .. .202 162 183 54 Total 985 832 931 274 Boiler Electric Lama 1 arker Kenyon Filler CUrx Totals Nicholson Insurance Handicap . . ... Htnderson Payne j Nicnolson 192 190 169 182 191 157 1R9 571 178529 28 5o6 146 178 158 482 158 1 28 125 411 856 835 858 2549; 18 18 18 54 119 177 131427 187 167 169 523 131 148 157 436 166 175 146 487 Harvey Cafe , 153 171 202524 Teals Pittsburgh 'Paints Handicap . . Peterson . .. Blatchford Linostrand Hendrie Carstenson 772 856 833 2451 12 237 112 203 12 12 36 154 193584 132 163 407 163 142508 204 115 147466 131 118 163412 899 694 820 2412 Totals ' Cooke's Office Boy Clark 227 168 196591 RoSS 145 189 133467 English . 174 172 135481 Barker .. 14 202 127473 Perry r 183 234 17:1590 Totals 873 965 764 2602 Lightweight Title Battle Postponed f NEW YORK, March n--The Lew Jenkins-Bob Montgomery fight, scheduled for March 26 at Madison Square Garden, was post poned today until May 9 because the lightweight champion: suffered a cut eye in training. - MILK IIIXTURE FOB STOIIACH UICEBS A recent medical discovery bow beinc med by doctor ; and hospital tTery rbera ti prortn ooasually accettfol ia the trtineit ef atoioacJi aleera caaaed from excen acid. It is harnleta pre paratlon ;ret 10 effectiT tbat i wany eases the pains 4 of stomach . nicer dis appear almost immediately after it is ased. Also recommended for fas pains, indiges tion and heartbura dao to hyperacidity. Sufferers aoay aow try this at homo by obtaining a bottls of Loria from their druggist. Luria . contains this new dii eovery i '1 port form. Easy to take. JTast snix two tcaspcoofala in half glass f milk. Costs bur little and sold ander ib, absolute gnttee that it nnit sat isfy or mo-iey refunded. Lorta for sale by Fred Meyer and drug stores e,very- Jacc -f7j.r n--uiil s-fief II GAMftS fOR CHICAGO 7 Salem. Oregon! Tuesday BeHogaatedTopsin39th Annual Pinehurst Tournament PINEHURST, NC, March 17-W-Ben Hogan, the close coupled little Texan, was Net 1 man in every book Monday night on the eve of the 39th anntial north-south open golf championship. It was over Pirtehurst's championship No. 2 course, just a year ago, that Hogaif started off on the most sensational scoring streak in tournament history. Up to that time he hadn't taken a major tournament. ljut he won here, followed up with victories at Greensboro and J .sheville, set new scoring records j in each of the three, played the combined 216 holes in 34 strokts under par, broke par or 11 of His 12 rounds and bettered 70 on ten of them. - t r,.;nKkorfl VTrxran took off into top mcbey-winning and low-scoring honors for 1940, and now is recognized as the man to beat almost every jtime the pro brigade goes to the post. Hogan, PGA Chamd Byron Nel son, and Open Chamf ion Lawson Little will make upl the three- I c t -i t. c-nApiQl th ron.cirp trv Tnp. day's first 18-hole jround. Dick Chapman, the national amateur M titleholder, also is in the field, as 1 : Tim PAat (ho V '-. t-r Aiictrallan who will be making! his proles and Saliin Hoop Teams Eat Basketball teams of Willamette university and Salem jhigh school, each a champion ir its regular si lason, were guests ojf the Salem c lamber of commercej at its Mon day luncheon. Willamette won the Northwest conference title and ffalem high the No-ljfame league ampionship. 1 Coach Howard Maple of Wil lamette described some of the season's highlights indluding close mes with Pacific cpast confer- ehce teams. I j Coach Harold Hap c of Salem Mgh said his team tl is year .was aj . better and stronge ' team than tpose which won the state cham pionships in 1939 anc 1940. enators Want ilogan for Ilus A prize contest for a four-word saogan to oe painted on the side of e Salem Senators baseball club's new bus , was atinounped Monday by Business ManagSer Howard Maple. V ; i- iTen dollars will be! paid to the person ' submit tLig tpe ; winning slogan with entries to be judged by a iboard consisting of Ron Gem mll, Fred Zimmernfan, George Flagg and Doug McKy. Closing date for entries is April Entries may be pent to the spirts departments of either Salem daily newspaper. - tie. JJr3 IA?T SBAScA Morning, March 18, 1941 Duke of Windsor Wins in Golf NASSAU, Bahamas, March 17. -fP)-TYie Duke of Windsor re placed Bobby Jones as Tommy Armour's partner in an informal golf match Monday, and the team handed Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen another 3 and 2 defeat. Armour and Jones had beaten Hagen and Sarazen by th same score in a 36-hole benefit match Sunday. The duke dropped a ten-foot putt for a birdie deuce on the ninth hole and used his handicap strokes to help Armour on three other holes. Savohl Wins hy KO ST. PAUL, March 17-(iT)-Lee Savold, 190, Des Moines, knocked out Henry Wacker, 189J,i, Chica go, in the second round of a scheduled ten round bout Mon day night. Wacker was down for a nine count just before the bout ended. Oregonian Training With Cubs r r-v HARVEY STOREY llarvey Storey of Forest Grove, Ore b a new acquisition of the Chl eago Cabs, secured from San FrancUco, and is reported showing ' plenty of pepper during the spring training at Santa CaUllna island, . off southern California. Alxo at the Catalina train Inr base Is Dom inie Dallessandro, Cubs outfielder, pictured above going through his paces. v ' r:'-4:-. Selections Of Schmidt Bearcats Get Prepared for Opening Tilt "Spec" Keene's bat boys are dusting off the Bearcats big sticks in preparation for the opening baseball game of the 1941 season two weeks away. The uni versity team will get down to formal practice routine this week to polish off the rough spots shown by informal workouts dur ing the last two weeks. Coach Spec Keene expects to spend much of his time with his pitching staff, generally regard ed as one of the strongest on the local campus in years. Early sea son headliners among the hurl ing candidates include Earl Tool son, rugged burley, Idaho fresh man; Jack Richards, southpaw first year man from Jefferson high school in Portland with a great semi-pro record; George Hanauska, Woodburn freshman with considerable experience; Hal McAbee, two year letterman, a right-handed curve ball special ist; and Dick Kern, a freshman from West Linn and still another southpaw. The opening game of the sea son will send the Bearcats against the Oregon state penitentiary Greys within the walls, March 29. Denver Hoop Meet Starts DENVER, March 17-(TP) -The victory circle widened to take in teams all the way from Louisiana to California Monday in the Na tional AAU tournament, one of the prize events in basketball's 50th anniversary celebration this year. Only three college teams Boise, Idaho, junior college, Phil lips university of Oklahoma and Greeley, Colo., State of the sev en entering the meet, survived first round battles. Texas' lone entrant, the Dallas Wilsons, otherwise this year's Southern Methodist outfit in the disguise made necessary by a conference ruling against compe tition in this meet, won its first round game. So did the Louisiana contender, Snreveport Morris Dicksons. The Arkansas representative, Ouachi ta college of Arkadelphia, fell be fore Greeley, Colo., State, Rocky Mountain conference champion, in a rousing 45-40 contest. The Oakland, Calif., Golden States team and Yakima, Wash., YMCA engaged in a defensive struggle in the first half but the Californians dominated the seo ond half scoring for its decision. It was Yakima's first loss this season in 26 games. Grants Pass Coach Gets Army Orders GRANTS PASS, March 17-(P)-The US army sent Loren W. Tut tle, Grants Pass high school foot ball and track coach, notice Mon day to take physical examination preparatory to a possible call to service as a first lieutenant. Tuttle is a former Oregon State college football guard. DOMINIC DALLES ANDRO Follow, Appointmiui Boston Coach , Dennis Myers .Boston college selects - Dennis Myers, above, former line coach at both Yale and Brown, to head its coaching staff. Myers suc ceeds Frank Leahy, who resigned to coach at Notre Dame. Training Camps LOS ANGELES, March 17-)-Scoring eight runs in the last three innings, the Philadelphia Athlet ics defeated the Chicago Cubs Monday, 12 to 11, for the third straight time in an exhibition game. The victory was Philadel phia's ninth in 10 exhibition games. Philadelphia (A) 12 8 3 Chicago (N) 11 18 2 Marchildon, Vaughn (4), Harris (7) and Hancken; French, Hen drickson (4), Olsen (7), Campbell (8) , Fanning (9) and McCullough, Schcffing (7). TAMPA, Fla March 17-fVP)-Third Basemen Bill Werber of Cincinnati's Reds, a life Insur ance man during: the off-season, believes in working as he plays. He reported Monday selling Rick FerrelL catcher for the WashLnrton Senators, a $5,200 single -payment 10-year endow ment policy durlr Saturday's game. SEBRING, Fla., March 17-(yP)-Paul Campbell's single, which came after Al Moran issued three passes to load the bases in the eighth inning, Monday enabled the Boston Red Sox to defeat the New ark Bears of the International league,. 6-4. Boston (A) .... 6 7 1 Newark (Int) 4 10 2 Powell, Butland (4), Dasso (7) and Peacock, Walsh (7); Dibiasi, Baker (4), Mornan (7), and Fal lon, Sears (8). SAN BERNARDINO, Calif., March 17-jP)-Hanson's sixth in ning single off Rookie Lloyd Dietz with the bases loaded scored two runners Monday and gave Los Angeles a 3 to 2 tri umph over Pittsburgh in an ex hibition game. Los Angeles (PC) ....3 9 0 Pittsburgh (N) 2 8 2 Stine, Fallon (4), and Holm, Hernandez (6); Gee, Dietz (3), Lanahan (6) and Lopez. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 17-(P)-Lefty Gomez gave two great performances Monday to lead the New York Yankees to a 6 to 2 exhibition victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers before 3181 fans. He pitched two-hit ball for five innings, walking only two batsmen and granting one run. And he scored the first run of the game after nicking Curt Da vis for a double in the third in ning. The game was close until the eighth inning when Joe Gordon sent home three Yankee runs with a two-bagger. Brooklyn (N) : 2 5 0 New York (Ak . 6 9 0 Davis, Wicker (6), Carleton (8) and Owen; Gomez, Sundra (6) and Dickey. FORT MYERS, Fla., March 17. -jiP)-The Cleveland Indians won the first game : of .their , 15-game spYing exhibition .series with the New York Giants Monday, 4 to 3. A home run by Ken Keltner and extra base hits by Oscar Grimes and Gene Desautels did most of the damage to the Giants' pitchers. New York (N) i .3 10 3 Cleveland' (A uL.X4 8 , 1 , Hubbell, Lohrman (5) r and O'Dea;1 Dorsett, Eisenstat - (4), Harder (7) and Desautels, Hegan (7). - ; . .. LAKELAND, Fla, March -17.-(if)-Rudy York, the big Cherokee first baseman from Cartersville, GaL, blasted three home runs and a single -.in four times at bat - to lead the - Detroit Tigers to an . 8 ; i. - i' r - -J for Football . Job George Greene of Lewiston Gets Double Post; Wicks of Idaho Southern Heads Two Sports MOSCOW, Idaho, March 17-W-The board of regents of the University of Idaho announced late Monday afternoon that George Greene, director of athletics and football coach at the Lewiston normal school had been appointed director of athletics and phy sical education at the university. , ' Guy WicHs, who has been Golf Tourney Q ' ! IV uauners - 1 ... - Play Sunday Qualifying play in the annual city golf tournament sponsored by the Active club was not so heavy on Sunday as pn- Saturday but a number of scoites were turned in. Next Sunday ikight is the dead line, j T - Orville Beardsley matched Bob Utter 's 72 and they stand tied for medal honors. Otherwise there were nor j scores in . the low 70s" recorded On" Sunday. Four players are tied at 78; Frank Lynch, Ken Po ;ts, Bud Waterman and Keith HalL , Composition of the Salem Golf club four-man -team entering a tournament at Oregon City next Sunday was still uncertain. Utter and Beardsley, Pat Patterson, who turned in a 73 on Saturday, and Glen Lengren and Don Hen drie with 74s were in the running but several players including Walter Cline, jjr:, and Jim? Rus sell, were expected to compete for places on the team. The city tournament is being conducted on a new basis this year, a small entry fee being charged for the purpose of pro viding substantial prizes. No greens fees are charged for qual ifying round or tournament matches. Salem Skier Cops First i WiUiahi Boyes, of the Santiam Ski club, bested 21 opponents to win the combined junior cham pionship slalom and downhill com petition at a meet at Hoodoo bowl Sunday sponsored by the Bend Skyliners. Hei scored 228.3 with time of 65.4 seconds for the two slalom heats fend tied with Wil liam Sieberts of the Cascade Ski club, Portland, in the downhill event. Zivic Displeases In Title Fight PITTSBURGH, March UHJFh Fritzie Zivic drew loud bobs Mon day night frm a crowd which began walking out in the ninth round of his I first fight at home since he won the welterweight boxing title from Henry Arm strong. Zivic, weighing 149, had little difficulty in ginning the decision over Servio Turiello, 150, of Italy, in their ten round non-titular contest, after flooring his oppo- nent in the choppy right first round with a hand. Salem Cocker Spaniels Win Honors at JUions uog onow Salem c1 bgs, Frank C. Bell's cocker spaniels, were Sur.day named the best brace in the Salem Lions Kennel club third an nual dog shdw, held at the armory, Saturday and Sunday., J-arge numbers of Visitors viewed the 280 dogs on exhibit. Judged -be$t dog in the show was Int. Ch Fancy Free of Del win, Kerry blue terrier- owned by Mr. and MrsJ William F, Fox of Piedmont, Cajif. . Best dog in each class, accord ing , to judged, follows: Sporting; Clu Moxie bf Stagboro, English setter owned by F. W. Mackay of San Francisco; hound. The Qua ker Girl, beagle owned . by Wil liam H. Pynf of Vancouver, BC; working, Can. Ch. Flamette von Drachenf els, j German shepherd, owned by Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Farley of Selttle; terrier, Int Ch, Fancy Free of Del win, the show's to "I ' exhibition victory over the St. Louis Cardinals here. Monday. St. Louis (N ...7 10 1 Detroit (A) f..-.........8 9 4 McGee, Vandenberg (4), Kim-; ball (6), Nabem (7) and Cooper; MueUer, Uhle (4J, Fuchs (8) and Sullivan. To Rellere Misery off CO LIDS Lipoid Tablets - SalTt -Rata Dropa Coagh Drops Try 'BcVJ4y-Tlai-- Woadarfol xamiataa director of athletics and all-round Southern Branch, Pocatello, was named basketball : and baseball coach. , 1 . . . Greene's appointment is effect ive just as soon as he can be re lieved of his duties at; the normal. Wicks will take over bis new post September 1. - - Both men are Idaho gradu . ates and : their appointment, with that of Francis Schmidt, formerly of Ohio State, Sunday as football coach fills out araln the ranks of the Idaho athletic staff, thinned by the resigna 1 1 o n of Basketball - Baseball Coach Forrest Twogood and the dismissal of Athletic Director . and Football Coach Ted Bank and Assistant Coach Robert -Tessier this winter, t Schmidt said Monday he was already contacting men to work as his assistant and that he hoped to have" a choice soon -for the approval of the regents " because "this is going to be a big job." . Greene, who as athletic director will take over half of the duties relinquished by Bank, has been ' athletic director and dean of men at the Lewiston institution for eight years. He was graduated here in 1928 and in 1929 obtained his masters' degree in education. He w as coach at Payette high school be fore going to Lewiston. Wicks was graduated in 1925 and coached successively in the Genesee, Moscow and North . -Central (Spokane) hifh schools before going to Pocatello nine years ago. For. the last' five years he has been both director, of athletics and football coach. . Football Coach Schmidt issued his first call for spring football practice Monday for next Mon day and said he would spend this weekend getting acquainted with state athletic personages at the state high school basketball tour nament at Boise. . , MOSCOW, Idaho, March 17-(P)-Forrest Twogood, University of Idaho basketball and baseball coach, left Monday for New York by way of Fort Worth, Tex. Twogood, who has resigned from the university, effective at the end of the baseball season. Will stop .at Fort Worth to con ferj it was learned, with Texas Christian authorities regarding the TCU's vacant basketball berth- He fuLcontinue on to New York then to4hjneeiing next week of the National Basketball Coaches' association. : Gordon Williamson, varsity infielder, will handle baseball turnouts until Twogood returns. Portlander Victor PORTLAND, . "' March- 11-iJP)-Championship of the Oregon Gun club's indoor gallery match rifle shot was won Sunday by Guy D. Jones, Portland, who topped com petitors from 15 cities with; a score of 586. ; - . bestf toy, Wim Pee Woo Chiang, Pekingese owned by Mrs. Frank A. Miller, of Portland; non-sporting, Ch. Long's Brat Boston ter rier owned ' by Mrs. Walter D. Long of Olympia. Two beagles owned by Duane Gibson were the only Salem win ners Saturday night Others plac ing Sunday were Medwal Mag nificent owned by Walter L. Mo Dougal, Jr. reserve dog in Scot tish terriers; Lyndhurst Mac, owned by K.. J. Golliet winners dog and best of opposite sex - in Labrador retrievers. " Pr.T . Laaa. H.D r. O. Chan. H.D DR. CHAN LAM Chlntta MedHlna Co. 211 Korth Uberty ; Z Oartalri PorUand General Eiectrla C Orfic apan . Tueaday, aod Saturday tily 10 a.ra. ta 1 p.m.; 6 ta 7 p.m. Caoamltattoa, Bloa praaanx and arUka Uata ara frr af charge. -4Si" -2 Vaara ta Baalnaaal J - .''