The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 24, 1941, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextFavorites Named for 'ChufcEill t ... Farter's Cap, winner ef the $50,000 Santa AniU derby, U rated the edds-ea faTorlte te cop the bljr classic Blay 3 and thereby provide his owner, Charles S. Howard, Kentucky Four-Horse Race for O'Hara Signed For Wagner; Cobell Slated That Irish Jerry O'Hara of Portland has signed to meet Sa lem's Keller Wagner and that In dian Johnny Cobell and Boxcar Kline are rematched on the VTW fight card which brings together Tiger Jack Fox and Corporal Ben Shave in the main event, were twin reports from Matchmaker Tex Salkeld Wednesday. Wagner and O'Hara are slated for the six-round semifinal, while Cobell and Kline meet in a six round special. The card, set for next Tues day night at Salem's armory, will mark the first appearance here of elthea Fox or Shave. The(Tifer, a veteran who has boxed some of the best light heavies and heavyweights in the world. Just returned from Ban Diero, where he scored a clean win over Yancey Henry In the main event of a card there. cv. i. l t . at the Boeing airplane factory in Seattle is rated as the same type of battler, as was. Frank Farmer, the one-time Tacozna Logger. Corporal Ben works out nightly with his 25 pupils and is always in condition. Inasmuch as Wagner's first op ponent refused to fight, his match with O'Hara is in the nature of a "re-debut" Salem fans predict a future for the heavy hitting Wag ner, who was a popular favorite 'when he was battling in amateur ranks here. Leslie Pitcher Gets 'No-No' While Leslie was batting out a S to 0 decision over FFA behind the no-hit.; no-run hurling of Eu gene "Wimpy Carver, Parrish was taking a 13 to 11 beating from the Band team in City Intramural league play Tuesday. Clark collected two hits in three trips for Leslie, while Mentzer registered a homer and triple for Parrish. Leslie FFA 5 0 Carver and Kurtz; Woelke and Garren. Band : , Parrish .13 12 14 Kreft and Fones; Farlow, Ham ilton, Stottler and Yoshikai. Barrett Leads ' ; . . PCL Pitchers LOS ANGELES, April . 23.-CAV It Is too early in the: season to list the leading pitcher of the Pa cific Coast league, but-wee Dick Barrett of 'Seattle, the 1149 ace, has already moved into the top spot for fanning rival bitters. Barrett, with .three wins and one Iocs in four games pitched, had struck out 22 batters in games played through Tuesday. Nearest rival was another strike-out art ist. Veteran Ad LIska of Portland. JJhzn 0 Iters Fafl UN ma ChinM rctneat AmaxteC SUCCESS w SO00 7ears in CHINA. No matter with what ailmnt you r AF FLICTED disorders, InmHu. heart, lung, liver, kidney. ton ch. gasTcon-tlpstlon. ulcers. diabcUs. lever, skia. tetnala complaints Cfcsrlie Chns Chinese Herb Co. Office Hours Only liMf. ana a mm. , , to S p. m. and itta. and Wed. S a. 1 10 -JO a. m. IIIJ 122 K. Cam! St, Salem, Or. 1 VI -jv n V Ji PORTER'S CAP " 1 n with another pot of cold. f Vi Bardboots' Predifct Porter's Cap One on Veterans9 List, LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 23-(3-Bluegrass hardboots, those boys who know their horses like a banker knows a counterfeit ten-buck bill, predict a four-horse race in the $750,odo-added May 3 Kentucky derby. That doesn't mean that no more than four horses vill start, but it does mean that they think the winner lies in a quartet. Bowling Scores CITY LEAGUE Arm At Wreckers Handicap 47 47 47141 Hartwell 164 20 185559 Tope 147 171 141459 Gage 132 169 226627 Kertaon 226 165 166 557 Young 211 205 15 572 Totals 929 964 922 2815 Keen Lunch Handicap Coo ley Lloyd Welsh Day Nufer 92 203 180 171 175 .. 181 92 92276 154 165522 181 154515 182 146 99 167 155497 1S4 161526 Totals .1002 960 873 2835 Ked Cross Pharmacy Handicap 66 Kellogg 189 Ricketts 176 Beauchamp . 163 McCarroU . 183 Hamas , 192 66 157 66198 148492 176 170522 168 144475 131 174488 141 181 14 Totals 969 839 881 2889 Parkers Handicap Friesen Causey Koch Donnelly Grant 82 82 82246 193 209 178580 168 158 176502 176 160 151487 . 144 180 121 445 128 133 148409 Totals 891 922 856 2689 Bad's Place Handicap 98 96 96 294 Haglund 159 204 167530 Hisgins : 170 135 159464 Parker 132 176 187495 Evans 168 156 197521 Putnam 167 201 210578 Totals 894 970 1018 2882 Karrs Handicap H. Barr Johnson Miller Tallman Page 50 SO 50150 . 255 198 201652 .. 168 216 191575 197 183 190570 .... 141 149 160459 .... 210 210 184604 Totals 1021 1004 985 3010 Pades Handicap 87 87 213 150 189 221 172 186 209 202 243 170 67201 154 517 189599 191549 169580 214827 Marr Olinger Perry C. Foreman Adolph Totals .1093 996 984 3073 Copeland Yards Handicap . 47 47 47141 Cline. Jr. 178 168 189515 Foreman 194 193 186 573 Patterson 204 148 159 509 Murdock 159 115 204 578 Thrush 139 172 208517 Totals .. 921 941 971 2833 Salem's Olympics Entries Complete Bob Scott,' Martin Svareverud and Darrell Lewis were Tuesday named as Salem's decathlon en tries in the second annual Amer ican Legion Junior Olympics, to be held at Eugene Friday and Saturday. Vern Gilmore, director of ath letics at Salem high, recommend ed the trio to Oliver Huston, ath letic chairman of Capital Post No. 9. Salem's golf entries are Tom Kay, Bob Burns, Bob Sederstrom and Charles Beardsley, and the tennis entries Bill Ransom, WaHy Palmateer and Armond Carrow.. Parrish Slates Interclass Meet - Some 150 aspirants are expect ed to take part in Parrish junior high's annual interclass track meet today on Olinger ovaL announced Coach Tommy Drynan Wednes day. ; - : . - Eighth and ninth grade events include the 50, 100 and 220-yard dashes, the 120-yard low hurdles, shotput, discus, broad jump, -high jump, . pole vault and 440-yard relay. , Seventh graders are to compete in the 50 and. 100, broad .jump, high jump and 300-yard relay. Lcdguo Baseball American Association Kansas City 5, Toledo 4. Milwaukee 15, Columbus 7. St. Paul 7r Indianapolis 5. v Minneapolis-Louisville, rain. '" jj The WHIRLAWAY ' S . . . II ' Top 1940 money winner, Whlrlaway, of the Calumet Farm, Is rated I a contender In the derby chase. Whirls way won seven ef 18 starts, collected S77.Z75. Derby Is Number The "smart" boys list these four: m Porter's Cap. Whirls way. Oar Boots. King Cole. Otherwise, say the hardboots, they represent, in the ordr, the far west, Kentucky, the mid-fwest and the east and that, theyay, will be about -the way the big money WASHINGTON, Aprif 23-P) -A. B. "Happy" Chandler, US senator and former governor of Kentucky, today declared that he had no donbt at aU which horse would win the Kentucky derby May X. f "It's Whir la way on the nose," he said. "He's a grand horse from the Bine Grass section." Chandler said he ha4 picked the winner of five past; derbys. will be placed at the parilmutuels. Each section supporting ts entry. Which of the four will! take the roses appears to be entirely a mat ter of selecitng a winner ii a wide open race which might develop a "dark horse" that ejven the hardboots haven't considered. Such things have happened. ' Jefferson Bests Mill City, 6-0 MARION COUNTT LEAGUE W L Pet fw L Pet Aumsvlle 4 0 1.000 Turner 4 13 -ISO Jefferson 3 1 .750 M. City 0 4 .000 Stayton 2 2 .500 JEFFERSON The Jefferson high baseball team moved into second place in the Marion county baseball league Tuesday! with a 6 to 0 win over Mill City. Weir struck out 10. jj Jefferson J 6 8 1 Mill City I 0 4 4 Weir and Wickham; LaLack and Schroeder. f Golfers Wantell For OC Match! To date there is a shortage of players for the team vihich the Salem Golf club will sen to Ore gon City next Sunday, Secretary John Varley reports. Oregon City club has indicated that i would like to meet a 22-man team. Players on Varleys list, some of them tentative, Include Patter son. Painter, Pekar, Potjs, Petre, Emlen, Waterman, Starr, Day, Nash, Flanery, Gustafsoh, Bone- steele, Lynch, Thomson, Hoff man, Lance, Coppock, Dyer and Roberts. Track Meet Set j DAYTON The - annual track and field meet for ei)it rural schools in southeast Yjamhill county, including Fairview, Grand Island, Hopewell, Pleisantdale, Unionvale, Webfoot, W h e a t land and Yampo, is schedule to take piace ax urand island Friday of this week. , - ' ;'-. 1 i it ywrrtri!) Jr. T. T. Lasa. W.D. i 1 - - 1 tr G Ctaa, NJ). DR. CHAN LAM - Chinese Medleiae C. " 241 Nerth Liberty j Upstairs Peru Geaeral; Kleetiic C. Olflre opea Tmasday tod Sat arday Uy it mjm. t 1 pjau; tU I P-m- Casadtattoa, ' -jmmurt aad ttrtn tests are tre cfearge. 25 Tears ta Baslaass't . . , OREGON STATESMAIf, Salem. SHS Track Men Eye Fourth No Name Title Salem high's cinder team Fri day attempts to bag its fourth straight No Name league track and field title when it risks it against Milwaukie, Albany, Eu gene, Corvallis and McMinnville on Olinger oval. i The Vik entry has never scored less than 55 points in the annual No Name session. The '38 team got 55, the '39 team 55 and the '40 team 68. Coach Vern Gilmore Wednesday night announced his team to In clude: Arthur Prober!, Don Cutler and Ken Sherwood in the 100; Pro bert, Dan Ross and Cutler, 220; Lloyd Griffiths, Bob Byrkit and Jack Gibson, 440; Monte Chris tofferson, Ray Page and Richard Jensen, 880; Gordon Hofstetter, Bob Selberg and Ray Schiess, mile; Max Bibby, Bob Barber and Courtney Jones, high hurdles; Bibby, Reed Nelson and Jones, low hurdles; Barber, Rex Hardy and Tom Williams, high jump; Hardy, Billy Byrd and Williams, broad jump; Clair Priem, Paul Pierson and Bob Brown pole vault; Bill Massey, Ray Loter and Bill Lind, shot; Loter, Milton Bressler and Massey, discus; Hal Abrams, Don Wilson and Bud Cooos, . javelin; and therelay team, to be selected from Bibby, Prober!, Ross, Pierson, Sherwood and Hardy. Big Meet Set At Monmouth MONMOUTH The largest high school track and field event ever staged in Polk county is slat ed here on Butler field Saturday. The meet will include all high schools of Yamhill county outside of McMinnville, and all Polk county high schools. Records that entries will shoot at include: 50-yard dash Pemberton, Dal las, :05.1. - 100-yard dash Barnum and Morrison, Dallas, lb. 220-yard dash Barnum, Dal las, and Plant, Independence, :23. 440-yard run Boydston, Dal las, :54.3. 880 Webb, Dallas, 2:11. Mil a McGee, Monmouth, 4:55. 120-yard high hurdles Blan chard, Dallas, :17. 200-yard low hurdles Abel, Dallas. Broad jump Morahiva, Inde pendence, 19'8". Javelin Hensley, Independ ence, 1832". Diicu s Crippen, Monmouth, lWH-. . Shot Weibe, Dallas, 40'11" Relay Dallas, 138.2. Sandy Defeats Woodburn 12-5 WOODBURN Sandy defeated Woodburn 12 to 5 here Tuesday in a Big Nine league baseball game, clubbing two Bulldog pit chers for 17 hits. Sandy 12 17 I Woodburn 5 8 6 Scales and Crain; Holman, Ma thews and Pavlicek. JNITORM asthly paymeaU; mm eaeral expease; lacrease tn interest rat. A Prateatlal sa-Tear Mertsac ts tae sate way to flnaaee yoar koine. Avallabla la. selected section!,, JHA llnaaclnf opttonaL HAWKINS A BOBESTS. INC. Authorized Mortal Loan Solicitor for Tb Prudential Insurance) Co. of America. Suardian Building. Salem, Oregon ' 1 1 1 s Oregon, Thursday Momlng. April 24. 1S41 lBowns OUR BOOTS 1 Winner of three of six stars last favorites to take down the blx Results of 4H Exhibits Judging The results of judging of exhibits, completed Wednesday by a panel of expert appraisers of 4H club work, is as follows: Home woodworking, first year boys: Blue ribbon, Norman Martin. Howard Saucy. Bay Miller, Myron Teets. all of red ribbon, Edwin Cummin gs, Ronaid Snook. Vane Yung, George Baldwin, all of Keizer. and Wayne Russell. Aur ora; white ribbon, Rosa Shannon and Kelly Pulver. Keizer, and - Donald Mears. Lake Labish; David Bosell. and Cordon Cota, both. Salem Heights. Home woodworking, two', or more years: Blue ribbon. Harold Brantner, Maurice Lakilaw. Mitsuakl Yosbimoto. Varian Carrow and Daryl Sbackmaa, all of Keizer; red ribbon. Jim Bulea, Salem: Cray Robinson. Clifford Kle man and Don Sun. all Keizer; whit ribbon. Julius Numata and Gerald Weathers, both Keizer. Farm 'woodworking: Blue ribbon. Richard Krenz, Victor Point. Power woodworking: Blue ribbon. Jim Shau ver. Keizer; red ribbon, Nathan Schloneger, Keizer, and white ribbon. Keith Bones, Turner. S. A. Jackson, Benton county agent, acted as judge of all woodworking entries. Cooking Division I: Ice box cookies: Blue ribbon. Jeanne Darby, Victor Point: Winona Breunenger. Woodburn; Martha Pearcy, Keizer; Delores Mohr, Harmony, and Ella Phillips. Gervais: red ribbon. Barbara Dotson, Salem Heights; Viola Bierly, Gervais: Joyce Gorton, Salem Heights; Marlyn Nichols, Bethel; Maxine Props t. Mill City; white ribbon, Philip Marx, North Howell; Beuian Comer, Mill City; Barbara Webb. Turner: Jo Ann Frady. Rich mond; Violet Willig, Harmony. Vanilla drop cookies: Blue ribbon, Delores Girod. Lake Labish; Anita Mil ler, Marilyn McLoughlin and Florence Nussear, all Woodburn; and Ann Beck er, Swegle; red ribbon. Merle Hamp ton. Sidney; Shirley Baker, West Stay ton; , Mary Helsel. Woodburn; Mary netta Smith. Richmond: Joyce ' Hend erson, Hayesville; and Lola Windecker, Lake Labish; white ribbon, Barbara McNeil Salem Heights; Melba Harold. Stayton: AlVera Pur cell. Keizer; Joan Lake and Lametta Cozad, both Swegle. Cooking. Division 3: Loaf of white bread: Blue ribbon Eleanor Smith, Swegle; Cora lee Nichols. Bethel; Jean Hotchkiss, Woodburn; Marian Rowland, Aumsville, and Erma KuenzL Central Howell; red ribbon. Lois Wacken, Hazel Green; Margaret Traeger, Mt. Angel; Luella 'Nichols.' Bethel: Myra Kaiser, Mt. Angel: and Shirley Kaufman. Central Howell; whit ribbon. Jean DooUttle. Hayesville; June Stoweu. 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Portland General Elec tric company home economics consult ant, acted as Judge of 450 cooking en tries. Forestry Division 1: Blue ribbons, Henry Froehlick, Bethel; Richard Stew art, Salem Heights; Richard Rauten kranz. Richmond; Clarence Erwert. Grassy Pond, and Billy Bock. Rich mond; red ribbon. Granville Perkins, Ellery Dearinger and Marvin Diarmit, all Richmond; Al Ziebart and Dolores Peterson, both Silver Falls; writ rib bon. Dean OldenthaL West Stayton: Jim Zwaschkl. Richmond: Richard' Dunn. Salem Heights; Audrey Fields and Har vey Barney, both Silver Falls. Forestry. Division 3: Blue ribbon, Walter Hippe. Bill Hill. Jimmy Bur nett, Myron Cavender and Marvin Kuhn, all Richmond; red ribbon. BUI South. West Stayton; Richard Krenz, Victor Point; Charles Chittick. Lyle Rush and Lloyd Rae, all Richmond; white ribbon. Raymond Krlger. Wood burn: and Richard Nienke. Ray South and Billy Wilkinson, all West Stayton. Forestry Division 3: Blue ribbon, Raymond Bartoz and Edmund Bartoz, both West Stayton; red ribbon. Alvin Gilbert and Lyle Gilbert, both West Stayton: white ribbon. Clinton Wilson, West Stayton, and Wesley Darby. Vic tor Point. - Forestry exhibits numbering 79 Judged by Theodore Rainwater and oseph Woods of Oregon state forestry department. Col. Roosevelt Back NEW YORK, April 23-P)-Col. Theodore Roosevelt, jr., 53,' today was ordered to return to the com mand of the 26th infantry, first division, US army, which made history at St Mihiel and the Meuse-Argonne. The 26th is sta tioned at Fort Devens, Mass. State Employe Dies ASHLAND, April 23-jP-A heart attack was fatal to E. I. YOT SO LWVM AUTO rJilO EB Q LE ! smoothest ride y car can give yoa. Want the Easiest Handling? Owners say it's the easiest car in the world to drive end park. With Two-way Roller Steering this Nash grips the curves, just breezes through traffic! - And only Nash offers a Weather Eye moll J The derby stock of Kinr Cole, Ofden Phlpps bay candidate, soared I when he won the slx-furlonr Fanmonok handicap at Jamaica's peninjr. He earned $27,850 in 140. " . 4H Club Units Compete Today Boys and Girls of 27 County Units' Seek Healthiest Crown (Continued From Page 1) pus in June, as well as other local distinctions "' Health club contestants will come from Richmond, Salem Heights, Auburn, Keizer, Wood burn, ML Angel, Looney Butte, White, Central H o well, West Stayton, Sidney, Gervais, North Santiam And Talbot schools. ' In addition to the health eon test, the day's program - at the fairgrounds show building .In cludes a bread baking contest at 9 a. xn.; stitching and darning contest at 11 a. m.; cookie bak ing and squared board contests, 1 p. m.; doll dressing and for estry .Identification, 2 p.- m.; sponge cake, camp cookery and baking, 3 p. m. Dollar dinners, served by com peting club members, will also bs prepared at noon -and at 5:30 p. m. . The Friday and Saturday pro grams will continue to offer other competitive features open to the public. - ' Johnson of Oregon City, a state barber, examiner, Tuesday as he made a-r routine- examination " of a 'local barber, shop. Coroner's Deputy C. M. Litwiller reported. 0- '-jl-"u1 In this Dfe Nssh Sedsn you get cp to 30 r.llles to tho Gd!on..tho Widest Seats -tho SK200t!;cst Rido end Esslcst Ihndllnir a Ccr czn givo ycu! Crtr 2fCC3 A VTtti Ctn U lira IzAl "OwtfvkckMtkaNash'MO has baa aatplr iasnaad... 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