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running at the present time, hare made it teach fer the rest ef the
teams ta the Industrial learae all tease a. Reading; (rem the left, front
rew, Sam Ramp, Al Loneks; back rew, Frisce Edwards. BUI McAfee
aad Mese Palmateer. Edwards left the team ever a month are to
assame his datles as a Ceast leasee arbiter aad his place has since
. beea ably fUled by Eagene KJUmlUcr.
Pich-c&pA from the Foul Line
ED DONNELLY
It's going to be rather quiet this week on the Salem Perfec
tion alleys, with the cream of the local bowlers off to the ABC
"bowling wars" at St. Paul, in quest of fame and fortune. Both
Salem entries, Karrs and Clines, strengthened their lineups for
the big event, but the last minute decision of Don Young to stay
home because ot illness in his family may hurt the Coffee
shoppers chances to some extent I
Both squads will roil their team
event nu rsaay mcni, wiw -n ,
doubles aad singles to be rolled :
the following day.
"City leagae The boys were
pouring them in. in the alley's
major circuit, with eight bowlers
over the 600- mark and three
teams posting series scores of
over 3000. "Tig ah" Young led the
field with 40. Cline, sr. had 827,
Pete Swan 622, Eddie Stillwell
shot 015, and Joe Miller had
his best series in months, with
f 14; Doc dinger had 609 and hi
teammate, S q u e e Kitchen, was
a.. Khl wh MAT wkiU Til
gene Kellogg barely squeezed in necessary to read any farther, un
nrith an nf kit 1" you 'el y" absolutely must,
wild was esaa a rvvvMiwi -
... . . ...
is just a regular fellow after alL
. lli 1. wf ' WW ... .
here's a tip for the alley's
beau brummels,' what with Walt
sr. off to St Paul,' the field is
wide open on Tuesday night all
it takes is a couple of chocolate
drops. Gosh! If we weren't so
fat and homely we'd bring some
down ourself (and that let's you J
out too, Bob Parker, on both!
counts.) . ,
The Select tM"
Don Young 140
Walt Cline, sr. 617
Pete Swan 622
Wheeler English 616
Eddie Stillwell 615
Joe Miller 614
Harold dinger 609
Squee Kitchen 60T
Eugene Kellogg 602
Cam mereial leagae Wheeler
English had his hop-skip-an d
Jump ball in the groove for a 616
series. First time in his bowling
carreer he's been over the hump,
and as a result, our society snoop,
Jeryme English, has been in a
"glow" all week . . . and Peterson
had 576 . . . and Cooke 5S5 . . . and
Bud Hart upheld the honor of the
City league with 399.;. and we
are happy to report that Jim
Clark is no longer a sore head
and is rapidly returning to nor
mal . . . and Cookes office boys hit
1003 in their second game, which
is big league stuff . . .and Kenny
Clark, with a 210 game, finally
beat his. wife, Wilms, and saved
a buck.
And when it comes to In
testinal ferUtade, this bey Lea
Crass hag plenty. S9 pias be
hind at the ead ef the first
game the SUteeaaaai atagles.
Lea merely hare dawa the
harder, eMgM wp with the fad
lag Poalia la the middle of the
foarth game, aad howled him
evea ta the fifth to wta the
trophy, aad cash . . . aad Uacle
. Dob was doing, alright hlm
" self, until, his msasgcr. Walt
Cline, sr., showed ap, and pat
the "whammy" mm him.
Mercantile league Sundins fell
off the wagon and out of first
place (but gee, aiat it fun fal
ling off the wagon we mean) and
US bank took over the lead
for the first time this year...
and Frankie Evans tried to bold
the Tailors up with a 5 S3 aeries
...but George Lloyd dragged
them down with a brilliant 96 in
the last game . . . and Folk picked
up the 8-10 . . . and the Statesman
lineup looks like the Salem Sena
tor batting order, with Peterson,
Lightner, Bergstrom and Lieb on
the squad.
Aad the boys from Copelaad
yards are going to pat blinders
aa -goring Eye". Mardeek. so
he east keep his peepers mm the
head pta, instead of the -girt
lav the Mae- sweater," aad
wouldn't Donald like to 'have
. a Job like mla. getting paid
for trying to keep
oar work. 1a the
with thai same "Mae sweatcred
honey." Ne Dan. we weald-"
be interested ta trading Jabs.
Indastrial leagae Hartmans
took a one game lead over -Rices
' in this loop's hectic struggle, and
with the curtain coming down
for this season Thursday night,
the finale should be a dinger.-..
: and McAfee -bad a 572.. -and
Evans 565.. .and Lu Pimser let
Rices down in' the clutch. Shame
Lu, shame... and-we tfont want
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Bowling Editor
to overlook Henry Barr with 574
Aad Train v Short has switch
ed her affections from the local
bowlers to the Senator ball
team, bat the rumor has It
that shell soon be giviag the
horse-hide teasers the heave-ha
for the OSC varsity.
Ladles leagae Coca Cola, with
three straight over McKays, just
about sewed up the championship
for this season . . . and Lucille
Putnam had a nice 536 . . . and
Ardey Nufer "celebrated" her
leaving town with a 370 series;
tsk, tsk, Snufer . . . and it's not
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but, now remember we warned
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up" McCarroll had 521.
Angels Slate
Opening Today
' MT. ANGEL The opening of
the, baseball season, replete with
a parade, band, speeches and the
usual fanfare, is scheduled at Mt
Angel Sunday. The preliminary
celebrations begin at 1:30 pjn.,
with the league game between Mt
Angel and St Paul scheduled at
2:30.
Harold Bourbonnaia, ace pitcher
for the locals, will manage the
team this year. Among the play
ers signed are Kehoe. Griesenauer,
Appleby, Micky Wei ton, Chuck
Wagner, Frey, Wroble, Reiling,
Schwabauer of Molalla, and Hat
cher and Gant of Wood burn.
The pre-game program is in
the hands of W. K. Cain, Walter
Smith and Al Wilde.
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BOSTON. April; 19-i)-The
Dodgers continued ' to find the
Bees pitching to their taste and
the Bees' hitters baffled by the
Brooklyn brand of hurling today.
Home runs by Peewee Reese
and Ducky Medwick and Luek
Hamlin's five hit pitching gave
Brooklyn .an 8-0 victory in the
morning part of a patriots' day
doubleheader. and Whitlow Wyatt
turned in a three-hit job for an
other 8-0 triumph in the after
noon. Wyatt had a one-hitter going
into the eighth, when Miller and
Dahlgren singled with one out
West pinch-hitter, walked to fill
the bases, but Wyatt preserved his
shutout by getting Buddy Has
sett another pinch-hitter, to
ground into a double play.
A crowd of 17,038 saw the aft
ernoon game.
First g;
Brooklyn
Boston
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5
Hamlin and Phelps; Erickson,
Sullivan (8) and Berres, Masi.
Brooklyn
Boston
8
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Wyatt and Owen; Barnicle,
Carnett (7), Earley (9) and Bess
es, Masi (9).
Champs Win One
PITTSBURGH, April 19-(JP)-
The world-champion Cincinnati
Reds, beaten their first four times
out this season, crashed into the
win column today with an eighth-
inning rally that scored three
runs enough to nose out the
Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 3.
Until the big eighth, when Red
bats exploded with five straight
singles, it was a pitchers battle
between two big right handers,
Paul Derringer for the champions.
and Russ Bauers, for the pirates.
Cincinnati . w-! 5 i4 13 0
Pittsburgh . J 9 2
Derringer and West; Bauers,
Brown (8) and Lopex.
Giants Bag 5th
NEW YORK, April 19-JP-The
New York Giants ran their win
ning streak to five straight to
day as Hal Schumacher pitched
five-hit shutout and Babe
Young and Harry Danning belted
homers to give the Terrymen a
7 to 0 decision over the Phillies.
Philadelphia 0 5 3
New York 7 11 0
Hughes, Bruner (8) and War
ren Schumacher and Danning.
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Portland Beavers Bag
Win as Liska Hurls
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Seattle 4 JSZiLoa Ang 4 S J33
SanDleco t 4 .CKiSan rran 4 11 JtSI
Oakland 9 1 JOSlPortlaiUI 3 It JU1
HOLLYWOOD, April l.--
Hollywood ost a 10-inning game
to Portland 3 to 0 today to halt
its winning streak at four straight
and drop back into fifth place in
Coast league baseball. .
For nine innings it was a red-
hot scoreless pitching duel. Port
land's Ad Liska yielding but four
blows and Southpaw Freddy Gay
only seven. Then the visitors got
Gay's number and shelled him to
the sidelines, Hi Birthon coming
in to register the final two put
outs.
The final frame began with
Lindsey Brown drawing a pass.
He raced to third when Gay threw
Eddie Wilson's bunt over Bill
Sweeney's head and scored as
Frankie Hawkins followed with
a single into ngnt, wuson stop
ping at second.
Both runners were promoted a
sack on Ted Norbert's sacrifice.
Then Johnny Gill dropped a hit
Standings Among
Tho Bowlers
MAJO UAGVI
Clines Coffee Shop
Copeland Yards
Karrs
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Pet.
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JWS
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Red Cross Pharmacy
Keener Lunch .
Acmo AUto wreckers
Maah Purntttur
Bud's Plao ,
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19
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.444
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.333
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Parker's
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Hainan 1S4. Clin, sr. MS, Younf 1S7,
Poulin 1S9. Coe 13. Murdoch 1S4. Pag
1S4. Kitchen 1S4. Thrush IB, alanwr
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LADIES' LEAGUI
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Pet.
Coca Cola
Capital Beddins
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Ke(ittes
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31
34
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McKay Chevroiett
Hubbard Motor
Royal Desserts
-53
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94 JTT9
Mickey's Sandwich Shop. 33
Cllca's Beauty Shop 33
1 -274
Barniea 193. McCarroU
191. Wood-
field 190. Nufer 190. Averill 150. Gar-
barino 14S, Putnam 147, Jleaxera. l
Lockrldse 149, Meyers 144.
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Hartman Bros
Rice's Men's Shoes
Coca Cola
Mary-Doe Nobles .
Stat Printers
Standard Oils
Woodburn
Goldies
La Roches
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-99
91
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-44
-49
-45
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-41
.441
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Bill Darls
56
Masser 1S1. Bona 180. Clin, ir
174,
H. Barr 174, Coons 174, Steele 173,
KitzmtUer 171. Dahlberg 170, Pimsner
170, Ramp 108.
ELECTRICAL LKAGUK
Master Bread
Groundmen ,
Linemen
Dr. Semler
Nelson Bros.
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43 .522
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Salesmen
Watson 173. Hauser 144. Greene ISA,
Carkins 1(3. Wilson 141. Muls. Jr. 181.
Barnbott 190. Sundia 190. Bulkley 190,
A man 150.
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Paulu Tauers 50
State Street Market 93
Cookes' Office Boys 91
Straw Sk Straw 50
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Senator Barber Shop
Shaws, Woodburn
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Pittsburgh Paints
47
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Ntefiotooat Ins ranee 4Q
Pi lean's Purnit re - 39
Peterson ISO. Masser 17S, Rkrketts
170, Grant 177. Gac 177. G. Cher
rinston 174, Scales 171. Xrecn 180.
Hauser 109. Datuberf 70s. Averul 140.
CAjrrtU. LKAGUK
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U. S. Ns
Sundin. Tailor
Statsamsn
Valley Motor
-51
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-31
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-17
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41
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Saieai Brewery
Dr. Pepper
Glenn's Red At White
Ha mil ton Furniture
Marion Hotel
-70
B crestrom 1SS, Sundin iSS, Cotwe
1(1. K-ans ISO. White 190. Schrunk
IS.
137, -tonnelly 131. Day
Us, Stever 195.
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over short that brought both home.
When Herm Reich singled to left,
Sweeney gave Gay the hook.
Portland ? 10
Hollywood 0 '4
Liska and Hawkins; Gay. Bir
than (10) and BrenzeL Dapper
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Oaks Blank Suds
OAKLAND, April lg.-f-A
home run by Cecil Dtn the
seventh inning was the only score
as Oakland defeated Seattle here
today, 1-0.
Seattle Q J .
Oakland ..; i 4
Cole and Campbell; Salveson
and W. RaimondL
Padres Victors
SAN DIEGO. April 10.-(VSan
Diego went on another hitting
spree this afternoon, 'dubbing two
San Francisco pitchers for IS hits
and a 10 to 1 Coast league victory
wnich clinched the current seven-
game series for the Padres.
Mel Mazzera and Mickey Has
lin led the San Diego assault, the
former batting m four runs and
Haslin sending three across. Maz
zera 's home run with two on In
the third inning put the contest
out of San Francisco's reach.
ban Francisco 18 1
San Diego ; 10 18 1
Epperly, Kittle (5) and Sprinz:
neoert and salkeid.
Sacs Increase Lead
. SAC3tAMI-VrCv April 1.-6P-
Sacramento increased its Coast
league lead to a game and a half
over Seattle and San Diego here
today by taking a 6 to 3 baseball
verdict over the Los Angeles An
gels. It was the third Solon win
of the series against two defeats.
Los Angeles 3 g j
Sacramento f 7
Coffma n, Berry (9) and Collins:
Green, HoUingsworth (7) and
wieczorefc .
Spokane Claims
WI Flag Won
(Continued from page 0)
tweea the two of the as they
aaake ap fer the speed that Jel
ley lacks.
It's a redhot race for the catch
ing berth between Jack Roche,
who joined the team late in 1940.
and Bill Beard, on option from the
Yankees. It's likely Roche will get
the call because he is Spokane
property. The relief catching as
signment will probably go to Ken
Meyers, up from Twin Falls this
season.
The infield utility role will be
filled by Jacobs, who ia his years
in the Coast league played all the
infield spots at one time or an
other.
Yes sir, unless some of the other
clubs improve considerably, the
Indians will repeat again, and no
foolin'.
Feeder Eggs Held
Legal to ! July 1
PORTLAND. April laWJPWTh
State Game carnmission announc
ed today that it would permit the
use of -feeder eggs by anglers
until July 1 to give dealers an
opportunity to dear their shelves.
At its March meeting, the board
banned the use of such bait, in
cluding canned corn "to attract
fish," but reconsidered after nu
merous complaints were filed.
After Jury 1 the ban wfll be re
placed.
Pacific Wins Two
PORTLAND, April 1I-UVP--
cific university swept a double-
header frdm the University of
Portland baseball team today, 5-4
and 11-3. Portland previously
had . won 'one game from Pacific
UnT?C!;-s7 VT"9 IADI13'FXIEE
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DETROIT, April 19-s-Spend-
Ing all available time at the Job,
Bob Teller of the Cleveland In
dians mastered the Detroit Tigers
today, 2 to 1, to rack up his first
victory of the young season even
though his swift one seemed
slowed down. ,
A slim Saturday crowd of 15,-
000 sat through a humid afternoon
to watch Feller and Sophomore
Johnny Corsica of the Tigers toil
two hours and 40 minutes in
duel that looked like it might go
around the clock.
It was left to the veteran Gerry
Walker, former fun-loving dar
ling of the Tigers, to break it up
in the eighth with his second
triple of the battle, a blast to deep
center with two men on.
Cleveland . 2
Detroit 1
Feller and Hemsley ;
f 0
0 0
Gorsica
and Tebbetts.
Bosox Belt A's
PHILADELPHIA, April 19-P)
-The -Boston Red Sox' power at
the plate and the Athletics' mis
cues afield gave the Red Sox a
7 to 2 verdict and a sweep of
their two-game series today be
fore 8604 fans. It was Boston's
fourth straight victory.
Boston 7 11 1
Philadelphia 2 6 4
Dickman and Peacock;, Beck-
man, Ferrick (5), Harris (8) and
Hayes.
DiMag Homers
WASHINGTON, April 1-P-
The New Tork Yankee's heavy
artillery rumbled into action in
the tenth inning today, banging
out a triple, single and home run
that brought a 5 to 2 decision
over the Senators.
For the first nine innings Ernie
Bonham and Dutch Leonard each
pitched seven-hit ball. But Phil
Rizzuto led off the tenth for the
New Yorkers with the deciding
run by slashing a single to right
and, after Henri ch's sacrifice had
shoved Rolfe along, Joe DiMaggio
proved that bit of work unneces
sary by belting his second homer
of the year over the left field
wall.
New York . 5 11 J
Washington 2 7 - 1
Bonham and Dickey; Leonard
and Early.
St, Louis at Chicago, postponed,
rain.
Albany Defeats
Lebanon 5 to 3
LEBANON
Albany dropped
the Lebanon
Berrypicker nine.
5 to S, here Friday in a district
six game that saw Kennell of Al
bany and McKinney of Lebanon
locked in a hurling duel. The
former struckout 10 and the lat
ter nine.
Jacobson and Kennell hit three-
for-five for the Bulldo-s.
Albany . 9 10 0
Lebanon 3 7 0
Kennell and Herman, McClain;
McKinney and . Thoma.
St. Mary's Grade
Teams Post Wins
MT, ANGEL The boys and
girls of St. Mary's grade school
kept their undefeated rating ; in
the Marion county grade school
league by defeating Gervais grades
here Friday.
St Mary's boys piled up a 22 to
2 score, while the St Mary's girls
won 23 to . -
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Owens. Matchmaker
MURIEL VEACH
(Story CoL S)
Oregon, 5-3
CORVALLIS, Ore April 19.-(vP)-Oregon
State college defeated
University of Oregon in the first
Pacific Coast conference northern
division track event of the season
today by winning a 5-3 decision
in a relay meet"?
. Oregon . State freshmen also
downed Oregoertreshmen, 4-JI.
The Staters' ' varsity . won 'the
440, 880, two-mile, four-mile and
shuttle hurdle relays. Oregon won
the shot-put and high jump re
lays, in which the stellar Les
Steers competed, and the mile re
lay. '
Steers' leap of 8 feet 7 Inches
aided Oregon in setting a new
meet record of 24 feet 9 inches in
the high jump event" -
Oregon State's hero was Jim
Holloway, who recovered from ; a
fall in the hurdle relay to nose
out Ralph Furman, Oregon anchor
man.
Tarstty: .
440-yard relay Won by Ores on State
(Gray. Truax. Findlay. Graves) : . Ore
gon, second. Time. MM.
Two-muc relay won ay Oregon
State ( Waterman. Vattlaneourt. Nelson.
Graff): Oregon, second time. 0:00.4. ,
Shotput relay Won by Oregon Reg
ner. 44 feet 2 tnctaes; Steers. '43 feet
S inches; Foster. 42 feet 10 inches;
Mechan. 30 feet 1 inch): 147 feet 4'
mcrtes: Oregon State second (Christy.
43 feet 1 inches: Bain.. 40 feet T4
inches; Hansen. 44 feet 4 mcnes; Ms son
30 feet), 143 feet 1. inches.
High Jump relay Won uy Oregon
(Steers. 0 feet 7 inches: Harria 0 feet
4 inches: Beif use. 0 feet: sCcKee. S feet
10 inches). 24 feet 0 inches, (new meet
record, former made in 104O by Oregon
State in Eugene. S3 feet S inches): Ore
gon State Toad (sfandie. S feet 10
inches; uudrey, S Jeet IS mcnes; , Ab
bott. S feet S, inches; Oisen, 9 f eet
inches). ..
SSO-yard relay Won by Oregon State
(Gray. Smith. Blair. Graves); Oregon
second. Time. 1O.S.
- Shuttle hurdle relay Won by Ore-
State (riadlay. Phelps, Abbott.
Holloway); Oregon second. Time IAS.
Four mile- relay Won by Oregon
Stat (Waterman. Graff. Nelson. Vail
laneourt); Oregon, second. Time for
winner 4 0.1. (Ran as single mile-run,
order of finish, Vaillancourt and Net
son -ed for first; Waterman. OSC,
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Team Defeats
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women golfers are on the tour
ing foursome which is scheduled
to day an exhibition match un
der auspices of ; the Women's
Golf club of Salem here May 2,
with proceeds to be diverted to
the Salem chapter of Bundles
for Britain. -
Mrs. Harold Olinger Saturday
reported the Salem club had al
ready sold 130 tickets for the
event and that tickets are to be
on sale downtown and at the Sa
lem Colt club this week.
The foursome which is slated to
stage , the exhibition match in
cludes: Marion McDougall, Port
land, present Oregon chamDion.
five times , winner of the Pacific
Northwest Gol association cham
pionship, former j western open
champ and twice a quarter final
ist in the women's national; Mrs.
Joye Kavanaugh Priebe, present
Seattle champion and medalist in
the 1940 northwest meet; Muriel
V eaten, Longview, present Wash
ington titlist and winner , of the
junior title in the 1040 western
meet; and Mrs. Bruce Besrdsley,
Portland, former Oregon junior
champion.
These players receive no part
of the gallery fees, all of which
go into the Bundles for Britain
fund. They are touring the north- .
west at their own 'expense for
the good of the cause.
McSIiaiii, Eto
Vie Wednesday
Tro Eto, the barrel-chested Jao-
anese who last week settled Bull
dog Jackson's hash. attemDts to
do the same for Danny McShain
in the main event of Wednesday
night's grappling card at the ar
mory. It's another bad man vs. bad
toari affair, and should Eto em
erge victorious he would proba
bly lay claim to the "kin of tha
killers'' title irnmediately.
Eto and McShain meet over the
hour route on a program which
includes Bulldog Jackson against
Jack Kiser in the semifinal and
Prince IlakI against Sneeze Achiu
in the opener. All women are to
be guests. Promoter Herb Owen
announces. . ;
third; Graff. OSC. fourth: Ross. Ore
gon, firth: Nochachos. Oregon, sixth;
Kngel. Oregon, seventh; Mallory. Ore
gon, eighth).
Mile relav Won be aruon n.-
L ee, McKinney. Tuckwiler). Oregon
IH I HIUWI. x imt s o.s.
Three mile relsy Won bv ftnka
(Bkiae. Shina. Flake, Tisher); Froshi
second. Time 13:44.7. -
440 yard relay Won by Rooks (Sack
ett. Hall. Muskrat. Marvin). Time :MI.
Mile reUy Won by Frosh (SheMon.
GI- ton. Wilson. Ray). Time 3:310.
SSO-yard relay Won by Rooks
(Sack ett. Muskrat, Taylor, Wilt. Time
1 Tett.-L
(Sacketi Muskrat. Taylor. Wilt). Time
SMnn. Flake, Fisher). Time T 4.4.
(New record. Old record by Oregon
State. 1033. 7J4).
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