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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.
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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
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Carver and Kurtz; Woelke and
Garren.
Band : ,
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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.
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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.
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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:
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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. , - ' ;'-.
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C. Olflre opea Tmasday tod Sat
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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.
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interest rat. A Prateatlal sa-Tear
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OUR BOOTS
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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. Au
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burn; Margaret Unruh, Hayesville;
Joan Smith. Swegle, and Delores An
derson. Inez Granger. 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
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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.
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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.
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