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(Tlrwiif, Clouts A mil STARTING EARLY - .By Jack Sords Disqnallficatioii Gives MEL HARDER. ll THC ViCt2YC&UMl Bonds 'Disputed Win Sport Sparks Tacoma Moves up Into Fourth ! Spot; Caps,. Indians Win By RON GEMMELL TACOMA, May 23.-(VThree bad pitcHes by Francis Dier ickx, tonight cost Salem a Western International league baseball series opener here when Tacoma batters hit homers off them, driving in an'additional two runs to win 5 to 2. It was Salem's fifth straight setback. Salem was first to score when Bob Bergstrom singled, stole second, went to third on a single by Fred Lanifero and scored on i What with 'someone elseV Senators absorbing their fourth straight setback and their 10th a4 lrtaa In 11 starts, with Sa lem high getting conked out of outfield fly in the second inning. This was the only run in the -A M tA-.fMA-tfl anH with Wi - I lamette getting walloped by Whitman in the Northwest con ference playoffs, you can pretty well put Thursday down as the Worst day in the history of Salem baseball teams. . . The only other Salem outfit that attempts to play the game Doubleday Invented 101 years ago, the Kappa Gamma Rhos Of Willamette, didn't have a game slated that day. ! ! - One woman walloper of the gutta pert ha pellet said it was so hot Friday at the Salem links that the flags In the gal's flag tourney melted flat to the tort . . i. . At that, the weather wasn't as hot as has been ' the Vancos ver ball club the past week. By the way has . anyone seen Howard Maple, the Senator bus iness manager who at onetime was scored from a homer. Pitcher Dierickx helped his own cause with a homer in the third for Salem's final run.! WESTERN INTERNATIONAL W La Pet w L rex Spokane 14 S .737 'Tacoma 7 10 .412 Yakima 10 7 1 J88 Salem T 11 .389 Vancouv 11 11 ! JOOjWen'tch.7 12 J6 Tacoma won the game in the fourth time this week. Homers by second inning when Morry Ab bott walked, Ray Perry singled and Bill Gray homed for the Perry in the fourth and Jack Han son in the sixth concluded Ta coma's scoring. Sacs Cop 4th In Row; Stars Best Beavers COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS W r. Pet Sacram'to 94 II .756 Seattle 2 20 .565 W X. Pet HOUTWU 21 24 .467 Oakland 19 27 .413 SanDiego 23 23 ,500 Portland 18 2S .409 San Fran 23 24 .489 Los Ang 18 27 .400 LOS ANGELES, May 23-tiP- Sacramento defeated Los Angeles 7 to 3 tonight to, make it four wins in a row. ' " - It was Pitcher Julio Bonetti's Caps Bag 9lh VANCOUV1SK, BU, May ZB- CCfi-vancouver capuanos eogea first defeat of the season. His out a 5-4 win over the second- record now reads five wonT on- known quite widely as 'Happy? place Yakima Pippins here tonight lost. He was yanked for Frankie il Ever since the Solons hit the for their nintn consecutive west-1 Totaro in the fifth inning after ern International: baseball league he had yielded five hits, victory. The game was the first Totaro pitched well but too late, of a three-game ' series and, the allowing one hit and fanning sev- win put the third-place Caps only en batters. v i now w i . . .-. koeAa 6 -5 MTU IS SgT ftA Wort It GAMES, MA30. 14 193. . scoGui& n I -h :ePlPlf:.SlA Ctive up whm Baer's Manager Claims Foul and Title; Won't Let Buddy Mix in 7th By SID FEDER road. Maple has been ; strangely absent-. . Maybe he's strained an ocular ligament, looking for a So lon victory on the road. Pan Baer Course ) Louis now has shot par for the Baer course. . . At least the big Baer wasn't afraid, like the little Baer, . . The Baer situation, how ever. Is now clothed in Ancll Hoffman's charges. . . That's bet ter than running around Baer. I It's quite a battle they're hav ing in the northern division base ball chase. . . The Huskies, now with nine wins and four losses, have one with Idaho today and two with WSC next Monday and Tuesday, while the Oregon Ducks, also with nine wins and four loss es, has one left with Oregon State today and another Monday. . . Should the Huskies sweep their remaining three, they have the ti tie; should the Huskies lose one one game behind the Pippins. Yakima L. 4 7 1 Vancouver '. ! 5 8 1 Gisenman and Fueme; Tate and Vernon. ' Indians Top Chiefs Don Gutteridge hit a home run in the fourth with one on base. Sacramento 6 0 Los Angeles - : '3 7 2 Munger and Marshall; Bonettl, Totaro (5) and Collins. Salem, Oregon Saturday Morning. May 24 1941 Leslie Cops 'Mural Softball Title With Win Over Parrisli GRIFFITH STADIUM, Washington, May 23.-P-In the most amazing start and most confusing finish to any heavyweight championship bout since Joe Louis has been king of the ring, the brown bomber turned back Buddy Baer's challenge to his reign tonight, but only aver a claim of "foul" by Buddy's handlers. 1 The tussle was supposed to be a "soft touch for Louis, who had whipped Buddy's big brother, Max, unmercifully six years ago, but almost before the first minute ended tonight, a near ca pacity crowd in this big Ameri can league ball park roared in amazement as Buddy knocked Louis dear through the ropes for a count of four with a left hook that sizzled, jj , Then, when a bloody Louis finally found the range In the ' sixth round, the end came so suddenly and so peculiarly that no one in this whole vast audi ence wh turned out - despite early evening showers t see the national capital's first heavy weight title flrht was quite clear as to just what did happen. Referee Arthur Donovan gave an official ruling that Baer was disqualified when he refused to come out for the seventh round. Baer's manager, Ancil Hoffman, however, came bouncing into the ring to charge that the final blow Cliisox, Tiges Split; Yanks, Bosox in Tie AMERICAN LEA GUI STANDINGS W L Pctl W L Pet Clevel'nd 26 IS JBM iDetroit 17 18 AM Chicago 20 13 .606Philadel 14 IS .424 N. York 19 17 .528 Wash'gtn 14 21 .400 Boston 19 15 .500: St. Louis 11 21 .344 Washington-Philadelphia, rain. Rj DETROIT. Mav 23-PHPaul "Dizzy" Trout hurled the first shutout of his three-year major league career to enable the Detroit Tigers to divide a double bill Friday with the second-place Chicago White Sox. Trout won the nightcap, 9 to 0, after ancient Ted Lyons had dominated the opener for 7 to 1 victory. Trout, in his first starting role of the season, silenced the Chi cago bats that in ine opener percentage Grirths.a Adams; c 4 Pierikxp S Warren I SALEM ft) B H LifTMnrj 3 0 Batesa Pet'rsnjn 3 and the Ducks win their two, the iSSro 4 uue would go to Oregon: and sninnj a should both the Huskies and Ore gon lose one, the title will Je Washington's by .020 points. ' . Reason for the variation tn the number ef games won and lost by the Docks and Huskies is that Oregon was rained out one game at Idaho, and, according te northern division custom, it won't be made up. . , Oregon State, by winning both from Oregon, while Washlnrton tates two, could squeeze back into the championship picture, for then all three would be tied. WENATCHEE, May 23-P)- Slar8 Stop Bcyos jokane's league leading Indians unorr iw - Hollywood rallied in the final innings to overtake the Portland Beavers again tonight, 8 to 3, in a Coast league game. The Beavers landed on HI Bi thorn for four hits and three runs in the opening frame, but were powerless the rest of the game. Bithorn gave up six more safeties, but never was in serious trouble. Spokane's league leading defeated the Wena tehee Chiefs 8 to 2 to open a four game Western International league series here tonight Spokane 6 IS 0 Wenatchee : 2 6 3 Budnick and Meyers; Iibke, Ra- mondl (6) and FarrelL Leslie became the City Intramural league Softball champion Friday, defeating Parrish 3 to 2 despite the fact the Pioneers out hit the southenders 6-4. ; I i 1 Gurnee Flesher's nine picked up two runs in the first frame on two walks, an error, a bloop single and a fielder's choice, and blasted Tommy Bridges from the then put the winning run home In the fifth when Bob Zeller'a I mound in less than an inning. The single scored Merle, Who naai r l dizzy one was backed oy a i gained Hie on a zieiaer s cnoice i mi j WT I nil auacK on iwo niw oox pu- and advanced on Mclaughlin's V'lllllllflll WlHSl'" that mcluded tw0 homers single. u TACOMA (C) OA B H O A 0 OMallryJ 3 2 2 01 2 Starr ,m 4 0 1 01 2 0 Rickert,r 3 13 1 1 O AbbotU 2 0 3 0 3 liPerrrJ 4 3 111 0 1 Gry,l 3 1 SI 0 2 Hanson j 4 1 3 S HBotlhce 3 1 S 0 1 3Holma.p 4 0 14 0 01 i CITY INTRAMURAL LEAGUE (Final SUndlngs) W L Pctl W L Leslie 12 2 .857 1 Red 8 7 Parrish 11 , 3 ; .785 Greens Giants S S; .81 5 Farmers 4 S Band 7 9 383iYamcees a n Pet .417 J37 .333 .154 The Hollies came to life in the Parrish knotted the score in the third, when Stainbrook was safe NW Loop Flag From Bearcats WALLA WALLA, May 2J-(flJ- Captain Harry Pepin singled to left to bat in the winning run in the ninth inning tonight, as Whit- sixth inning with a five-run as- on an error, Farlow singled, Cross defeated Willamette, 5 to 4, Totals 31 7 24 101 Total 30 Batted tor Dierickx to 8th. S 27 12 Salem . Tacoma Oil 000 0002 03( 101 00 S sault that knocked Whitey Hilcher off the mound. They added three runs off Earl Reid in the final inning. The win gave Hollywood a 3-1 series lead. Hollywood q 14 o Portland ,. ; 2 10 1 Bithorn and Dapper; Hilcher, item (6) and Schultz. Runs resDonsibl for. Dierickx 8. Struck out by Dierickx 8, Bases on balls off Dierickx 6. Buns responsible for, Holmes 2. Struck out by Holmes 5. Bases on balls off Holmes S. Wild pitch, Dierickx. Left on bases. Salem pJ p, CMla f. Tacoma 7. Home runs, Cray. Dier- I aures I OH OCalS lckx. Perry. Hanson. Runs batted in. Shinn, Gray 3, Dierickx, Perry, Han son. Stolen bases, Bergstrom. Lanifero, Mallory 2, Rickert, Shinn. . i Double blays. Bates to 1 Lanifero: Holmes to Hanson to Gray; Hanson to Gray; Adams to Lanifero. Time of same 1:42. Umpires, Kallls and Welsgerber. i i Creel Defined Know what a reel is, fishermen? .... No? It is a coffee mill in- Vilo T?-rl V. vented by Satan and designed to Y IKS JLiHQ X Car snarl up at critical times, thereby . - ! - inducing profuse profanity. .. And Af S2f lnrl" a creel is a fragile wicker basket Jrm-' ,. x In which 4b hide a worm can,! car ry a fly book, lunch, etc. It is oc casionally used to hold a small trout Salem . high's baseball nine, which got knocked out of two SAN FRANCISCO, May -A short double by Pinch-Hitter George Detore scored Shortstop Ed Pellegrini from third to give San Diego a 1-0. win over San Francisco in the 11th inning to night "Yank" Terry of the Padres and Sam Gibson of the Seals both pitched effective ball. The vic tim was Tom Seats, who took over the Seal mound in the 11th. San Diego 1 8 1 San Francisco - 0 6 0 walked, Yoshaikai was safe oh an error andMentzer ; singled The loss dropped Parrish to sec ond place. In other games the I Giants beat the Yankees 8 to 8 to assure third place; . the j Band j cinched fourth spot despite a 10 to 7 loss to the Greens; and the Reds bagged fourth place on a 10 ! to 6 win over the Farmers. I Parrish 2 6 2 I Leslie I 3 4 4 Farlow and Yashsaikai; Carver and Kurtz. Reds Farmers .10 -.8 Litke, Stetler and Bowman; Ky- no and Garner. Giants Yankees Brame and Hough; Priem and May. 4 .8 6 3 ..6 3 4 Valdez; to cop the northwest conference baseball championsship. Until the ninth both teams had done all their scoring In the first three rounds, and the contest had become a hurling duel between Bui Hanauska of Willamette and Ken Benham of Whitman. Han auska did not allow a hit from the fourth until the ninth, when two 'singles and two costly errors tied the score and set the stake for Pepin's hit It was Whitman's Bixth consec utive baseball playoff victory ov er Willamette, which won the title last year from College of Idaho. - Final game of the series will be played tomorrow. Willamette 4 6 4 Whitman 5 9 4 Hanauska and Robertson; Ben- ham and Gross. by Bruce Campbell good for four runs. : First Game: Chicago ! 7 11 0 Detroit .1 1 ; Lyons and Tresh; Bridges, Tho mas (1) and Tebbetts. Second game: Chicago 0 7 ! Detroit : .9 14 i Dietrich, Humphries (6), and Tresh, Dicky (7); Trout and Tib- betts. -7 5 3 .10 11 2 la that Vancouver game our young Dell Oliver lost 6-5 whea Pete Jonas plunked a homer wlth one aboard In the eighth. the fireball righthander didnt allow a hit from the second un til the eighth. . . Also, our Sena tors outhit the Caps 14-7 aad didn't commit a single boot Not all f their losing streak naa oeen atuiouubie to poor baseball. Ernie Kirshaw, the Cap twirler Terry and Salkeld, Detore; Gib- tournaments as it wound up year's son, Seats (11) and Ogrodowski. activity Thursday, finished with a Band i . ui Greens . , Kreft and Linelley; Graham and White. i Letters Given WU Athletes total of 10 wins and 9 losses for a .328 percentage.; ! The Viks were humbled 4 to 2 by little Carlton to get boomed from the Linfield invitational meet and then suffered a 13 to 3 drubbing from Albany In getting knocked out of the No Name tournament I Downs Advances who shoved a two-hitter down the Tn TV of nTrkiiv-nsv Solons' throats, is a school teach- AU 11 Cl "urn-yJ Oaks Even Series SEATTLE, May 23 -(P)-Oak land . evened its Pacific Coast league series with the second place Seattle Ralhlers, tonight by converting timely extra, base blows into a 6 to 4 victory.' ; Outfielder Fred Tauby delivered a payoff home run for two runs in the third Inning, and the Oaks lege of Portland. had another two-run inning in the sixth when Bill Rigney's sin- Wolves Wallop Albany, 10-7 MONMOUTH The OCE Wolves had to come front behind twice here Friday to score a 10 to 7 Seven blankets for four year participation in sports, and 34 letters in sports were awarded Friday at Willamette university; Receiving blankets were John ny Kolb, who has had a strong record in football, basketball and baseball; Paul Bennett football; er. . . That was his first effort of the season, and according to the Capilano point of view it was a pretty good one. . . It moved the Vancouver News-Herald's sport ster. Bill Dunford, to remark: "Kershaw took time out from pre paring the next day's geography; lesson no small task these days." sue drove In one run and Ud run i laimu, May ZJvrT-oenu- Duezabou lined out a double to nnausts emerged toaay, in cie I scor- Riirn-r. f Al . lt t. I tl " uxw annual uregon nign scnooi i Oakland ' $ 11 1 tennis lournameni aner two i Seattle a 1 1 i baseball decision over Albany coi-1 Justin Weakley, football and track: Otto SkonU. haskethall: Howegger's seventh Inning hom- Howard Eberlr. 1 basketball: Bob er with one ahead put the Wolves Vogt football; and George Gute- ln front lor'tne nrst ume, dui i kamjrt tennis. xney naa w w u aam wucu - Awards glven were to: UallJ siioveu pair ui ttuu uwu Basketball H ward Eberly, Cleveland l ttiw t: t i t v I ' Battle to Tie j NEW YORK, May 23-(ff-The Boston Red Sox- and New York Yankees, battling for third place in the American league, played to a 9 to 9 deadlock Friday when darkness and a sudden dust storm halted hostilities at the end o nine innings. The game was a hard-hitting spectacle that Included 13 safeties by the Sox and 10 by the Yankees with nine pitchers taking part Lou Finney homered with one on for Boston in the first inning and Tom Henrich hit his second in two days with one on for New York in the second stanza. Boston Ji 13 ! New! York 9 10 : Dobson, Dickman (6), H. New some (8), Ryba (9), and Pea- cock; Chandler, Stanceau (6) sreuer (7j, Murpny m, and Dickey. i Indians Win Again S CLEVELAND, May 23-(A,)-Ken Keltner's triple with the bases loaded in the first inning pow ered the Cleveland Indians to a 4 to 2 victory over the St Louis Browns tonight in Cleveland sta dium. Ray Mack's single drove in the other run in the same in ning. j Southpaw Al Milnar racked up bis sixth victory and gave Denny G alehouse his first defeat each pitcher allowing but five hits. More than 40,000 saw the contest 5t Louis - . a S 1 4 8 2 WASHINGTON, May 24-() -Ancil Hoffman, Baddy Baer's man a ex, ' announced early to day that he would appear ; be fore the District of Colombia boxing commission at noon to claim , the world's heavyweight title for bis fighter on the con tention that Joe Louis fouled Baer at the end of their title match, here last night v : 'V ' X. . ! ' uV Iv I ' , i VV ' j . si i i M I JOE LOUIS I Qncy Defeats 8 to 4; Cardinals Win NATIONAL. LEAGUE STANDINGS W L, Pctl W T. p- SC LouU 23 t .719 PitUb'ch 13 IS .430 Brooklyn 22 12 .647 Cincinrtt IS IS 45S . xork 17 14 348 Boston Cnicago IS IS 300 Phuadel 12 IS XI 10 21 J2S Pippen and Conroy; Cole, Scrib ner (3), Brown (7) and Camp- belL Woodburn Slates Two Ball Games WOODBURN Woodburn Le gion Junior baseball squad, under Coach Hal Chapman, will play two seven-inning games at at Le gion park Sunday with the Kappa Gamma Rho fraternity of Wil lamette university. L The first game will start at 1:30. rounds of singles and one of dou bles. :l ' In the doubles finals tomorrow Ashland will meet McMinnville and Eugene will play Roseburf. Results: Doubles Roseburg (Clyde Car- stens and Paul Cacy) beat Salem T nl 1VW lVTort tliams) j iixvvi.- Husky Netsters (Bob Sanders and Jerry Williams 6-0, 8-8. i Second round singles Warren Downs, Salem, beat Gene Peter son, McMinnville, 6-1, 6-2. First round singles Warren Fleming. Milwaukie, beat Bill in thm firt at the eiffhth. In thel . . -. . . ' . . . .J. Til txri I Jonnny a-oid, Jim Hooenson, iweni s Galehouae and FerreU: Milnar 1U1 OI Uie '""ui. t U l ni an Tl I - vmln cr,r- drive nm" f- and Desautela. five home toaca u 3L tun u Tw, ti. I -sr mrr -aTi mouth collegians to Salem to pUy J: I J W rlTlft l-a-HlTlS V -4 tvi.r.llar.tfiF r.m Rat-I AU. VCA UUUQ, fUA WWW 7 W V M MAW urday afternoon; i Mftf MaC 11:, T Albany j'- .f ; -X j 11 S . J UlVlSlOn 1 1C OCE 1 9 t it 5 of the sixth round a vicious right hand that dropped the huge Call fornian for the third time in less than two minutes had been thrown after the bell sounded end ing the rouhd, and thus automati cally disqualified Louis on a foul. Baer bad Just been floored for the second time la the sixth round with a vicious right cross. Be got up just as the lips of both Referee Donovan and the knock down timekeeper, Charles Rey nolds, formed the word "ten." Just then : the bell ending the round sounded, but Louis air ready had charged across the ring and let go a smashing right that connected with Buddy's jaw. Buddy's handlers refused to let him come out for the sev enth, and Hoffman, who piloted Buddy's big brother, Max. to the beavywelf ht title, announced he was claiming the fouL The finish was greeted by con fused shouts and roars from the crowd of more than 25,000 who Jammed this big ball park, but the most amazing part of the fight came in the first round, almost the first minute, when Buddy charged across the ring and let go a smashing left hook that dropped Louis head first between the sec ond and the top strand of the ropes. Joe climbed to his feet and got back into action at the count of four. Referee Donovan announced that the fight officially ended in the seventh rouhd. "That talk about Louis hitting Baer after ; the bell is baloney," Referee Donovan said later. "The blow started before the bell sounded." 2; 'It was out and out robbery," Hoffman charged. I didn't want Donovan ; as the referee, but I bad to take him in order to get the fight- : Baer, himself, bore his man ager out contending he "heard the bell and was hit Just as I was dropping-my hands." Louis, how ever, insisted he had not hit his gigantic rival after the belL K Thus ended what was with out doubt 'the toughest session with any rlral Leuls has had since Two-Ton Tony Galente gave him a busy three rounds f It In Jane, 1939, and to most observers It was as rough an evening as the" Bomber has tHICAGO, May 23-tirVBatUing back from the depths of the na tional league, the world's cham- pion tincinnau tteds knocked ov er: the Chicago Cubs Friday, 8 to ! V before a ladies day crowd of 11,729 spectators. .The Reds, who now have won five of their last ..six games, do 4 Via rS,K. tkA . t knocking Claude Passeau out of the box in the third inning. Johnny Vander Meer started but couldn't locate home plate yield ing three runs on no hits in the third InmriBT nif nraa 4,-lrt In : the fourth. f , Lombardi paced the Cincinnati attack with four singles. Cincinnati .8 10 1 Chicago L . 4 4 S iVander Meer, E. Riddle (4) and Lombardi; Passeau, Olsen (3), Erickson (8), and McCullough. George (8). TostI, Frank and Cardiff ; Czed- lock and Rush. ! ; 1 Oakland Biggie Is Signed j For Wagner, Tuesday Card Dynamite Jack Hogan, Oakland heavyweight, has signed to meet . Salem's Keller Wagner In the eight-round semifinal bout of the May 27 fljjht card at the armory, Promoter Tex Salkeld of the Vet erans of Foreign Wars Boxing club announced Friday.- "Hogan," said Salkeld, Mis con sidered ons of the toughest water front Irish ers in the San Francisco bay area. He should give Wagner all he wants, and maybe Just a little more. - 1 1 "Wagner, however,H ,i continued the veteran matchmaker, "has the makings of the best heavyweight this teritory hag ertr productd. 1 SEATTLE, May 23-P)-Univer-sity of Washington tennis clavers. seeking their third straight team I Tourney Winners title, led the way today into thel Mrs. A. A. Noweli won class A, semifinal round of the coast con-1 Mrs. John Heltzel won class B and i . .i . . . . i . Ransom. Salem. 6-3,8-6: Warren iercucc nonnern oivision louma- Mrs. John Thompson won class w iv. c,tm sa nm!ni R.A I enx here. ora were wasrungion aces, as were i Salem Golf club course oy ine sa- iwo or ine lour doubles . teams. iem Women's Golf club. laano was ine runner-up tnrougn the quarter-finals with the other two teams in the doubles. Wash ington State and Oregon ' . each placed " one- in the singles semi precuct ueu ue uie uol w uiv . f I M ! . coast py nua-wuiver. O e.l 11 . The good-looking Salem young- spring aOItDail r since turning professional fourjlO LiOlltllllie weeks ago. His latest was over Logger Dan Smith of Longview, a I Spring games in the city soft- rugged puncher who never before J ball league continue .through next had been counted out Wagner I week,' Manager Gurnee . Flesher crumpled him up like an accord- J announced Friday. Ion. ;!:..'::. I The schedules includes: Monday Wagner and Hogan precede the j night, Schoens vs. Pheasants and 10-round main event which brings I Waits vs. Papermakers; Wednes- If . , 1 . aa 1 uxjiyj rr , luauo, aaay iiyty Coach Tubby Graves called on his Ken Lilly, Wade Bettis, Bob Bai ley, Leonard . Williams, Donald Tasket, Dan Moses and Chuck i .r nfold denendablewP!trhi.r War. Tennis-Sumner Gallaher, Glenn U. Sier,r.M hrft th- TTn.r. Olds, Wayne Sturdivant George J ef Washington into a tie for noesman. - l i the Coast conference northern dl Golf Paul Bennett Buddy vision baseball leadership today Reynolds, George La VatU and I with a 7 to S decision over the Wrestling Louis Bonney and; Curly Monfils. Freddie Steeled Comeback, Marred by Casino's TKO HOLLYWOOD, May 23-)- Jimmy Casino of, Los Angeles marred' the comeback plans of Freddie Steele of Tacoma, former world middleweight champion;, tonight by scoring a technical knockout in the fifth round of their scheduled 10-round bout Casino weighed 161, Steele 160. Steele was never off his feet toother : Buddr . Peterson and I day nieht Sauare Deal vs. Paoer but uoin eyes were ciosmg nu Powder Kid Proctor hv what is Mill Office and Schoens vs. Paper- was at the mercy of his younger expected wBl be a test for the Jaw makers,- Friday night Pheasants opponent wnen tne reiereo cauea Proctor fractured In his March vs. Paper Kill Office and Waits a halt after 2 minutes, 20 seconds tattle. with Tony Kahut. Ira. Square Deat,. , , r f the fifth rotmd.: ; University of Idaho. t The victory put Washington on even terms with Oregon, which was idle today, with a record of nine victories and four defeats, I 'Sierer had to help out the hit ters, however, to rally the team in the eighth after Idaho had taken an early 4-2 lead. His sin- gle was the last blow' in a three- run, game-deciding attack on Ida ho'S Dal BechtoL Washington ' ' 7 6 I : S 8 : and It was " Steele's first bout in more than two years. . . 1 TT keemed 'slow. and was beat- Mi Wlht first two rounds.; but I MhO cam. back In a semblance of his It siercr Watson; Bechtol old thne f orm to take the nextjK1. Brooks.' two. Jolting Casino several times. lefts to the head, however, backed 1 Orant Winner Steele into a corner in the fifth PORTLAND, Ore May and. although he fousht his way I -Grant high school won the an- t h was in no condition to 1 nual city track meet here today, continue. . piling up 62 toints in the senior Manager Pete ReJQly said Steele division and 49 in junior com-. wnuiA mnttnn hi cnmehack netition. No other competitor was campaign.' " '' t, ' -lose..:-f -,' Increase Lead May 23-;P)-The Cardinals fat tened their league lead to two full games tonight, repulsing the Pitts burgh Pirates 2 to 1 in a pitching duel between Red Bird Mort Cop per and Maz Butcher. It was the first night game of the , season, drawing 18,553 paid customers. Pittsburgh , 1 5 1 St Louis 2 9 1 Butcher and Lopez: Cooper and Mancuso., League Baseball SENATOR BATTING AVERAGES B H Ave I B H Ave Helser 10 S joo Tallin t 1 Xa Adams 47 14 .298 Bercstm SI IS JU Griffiths 5S IT Lifhtnr 39 10 .10 Lanifero 6S 10 J7t Warren T 1 .142 Petersen 04 IT .2Si Dierickx S 0 .009 Shinn 60 IS .250 Tenter 4 0 -00 Bates 00 13 JS0Ub . 0 .000 Swope 8 S .250 (Oliver 10 .000 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo 10. LouisvtUo S. Minneapolis 13. MUwaukee T. , St. Paul 3. Kansas City S. Indianapolis 7. Columbus 4. gone through la 'any of the 17 title defenses he has made sbaee taking the fiaht game's richest' prise from gallant old Jim Braddock in 1137. . ' ,That first offensive gesture on the part of Buddy, who outweigh ed Joe 237 pounds to 2014, was certainly a hair-raiser of the first order, particularly coming from' a 10 to 1 long shot, who was only supposed to be a tuner-up for Louis' title defense against Billy Conn In New York, June IS. , CI. 1. t. 1. Here's Some Inside 3U-U-li"Xi Dope on How to MB BBS f k. 1 For DATES TIME PLACE See Sunday's Oregon SUtesstsa ' Become a STAR In your own kitchen. PLAN TO ATTEND - THE :y-t SMM'. mm mm mm mm r