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Tbm OI-EGO-T STATESMA1T, Salem. Oregon. Wednesday Morning; October 1. 1S41
Shows for Bevos Saturday
Sick McReynoIds, guard from Albany, who will see service with the
Oreron SUte Beavers arainst the Washington Huskies far Portland,
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Tired Beavers Begin Work
For Husky Battle Saturday
OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis, Sept. 30.-( Special)
-A sadder but wiser bunch of Oregon State football players re
turned to the Beaver campus Monday after losing their opening
Pacific Coast conference football game last Saturday to South
ern California at Los Angeles.
The boys -realize they made mistakes that must be ironed
ut this week but they also know
that they have the makings of a
fine football team. There is no
more question in their minds as to
whether they have a ball club.
And, too, there is no more ques
tion as to the ability of some of
the sophomores. Some look just as
green as expected to look and oth-
PHELAN SEEKS ENDS
SEATTLE, Sept. Z0.-JV)-
Coach Jimmy Phelan ran a fine
tooth comb through his Univer
sity of Washington sophomore
end talent Tuesday.
' With Wingman Earl Young
love hobbllnc from a badly bat
tered pair of underpins, rein
forcements for Bill Sloan and
Fred Olson, who won his spurs
against Minnesota, are needed
badly for the Oregon State
tame Saturday at Portland.
'lack.- Tracy, a Seattle soph,
appeared a certainty for a lot
ef action.
ers look very fine. As soon as the
aophs rid themselves of that so-
ealled sophomore complex, they
should go places.
One thing noticed by the
ports writers of Los Angeles
and generously' applauded by
them was the Oregon State of
fensive attack. They remarked
that it was one of the best
rounded attacks they had seen
in some time. Especially note-,
worthy was the Beaver pass
ing attack which clicked
throughout most of the fame.
Thoughts of the Beavers now
turn to next Saturday when Ore
gon State plays "Washington in
Portland. This will be the first
time that the Beavers have played
Washington there. Coach Lon Sti
ller plans on working his charges,
this week improving, their defen
sive work which was ragged at
times during the game with
Southern California.
Joe to Keep
On Fighting
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er who has chopped up one guy
after another with punching
speed, power and boxing skill for
half a dozen years. He was slow,
his timing- was pathetic as . he
missed swing after swing, and at
times he looked baffled by the
whole thing. But once he wound
vp and served up the Sunday
punch, he was the same old hand
tarver. "Joe himself ; wasn't quite
sure whether this punch, 'the one
with which he flattened old Jim
Braddock or the right that busted
Paulino Uzcudon'a face open was
the hardest he's ever tossed.
50 Deer Killed
ASTORIA, Sept . ' 30.-flVBe-tween
50 and 60 deer were killed
la Clatsop county in. the first
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17. Cccrdd Salem Dial 44C3
Majors Draft
PCL Players
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-()-Six-teen
minor leaguers, headed by
righthanded Pitcher Russell
Christopher from the Newark
Bears of the International league,
were drafted Tuesday night by 13
major league clubs. Only the Cin
cinnati Reds, St. Louis Cardinals
and New York Yankees did not
participate.
Christopher, whose record for
the regular season was 16 victor
ies and seven defeats and went to
the Philadelphia Athletics, who
had first pick.
- The other draftees included:
Boston Braves Clyde Kluttz,
catcher, from Sacramento of the
Pacific Coast league. '
Chicago Cubs Hiram Bithorn,
pitcher, from Hollywood (PCL).
Boston Red Sox William Con-
roy, catcher, from Oakland
(PCL).
Brooklyn Dodgers Lester
Webber, pitcher, Seattle (PCL).
Little Woman
Shows Hunters
PULLMAN, Wash., Sept 30-P)
Five vexed males in Pullman
Tuesday were considering seri
ously whether the weaker sex is
woman or man and it all started
because Orlan Case got big heart
ed a while back and agreed, to
take his diminuative wife along
on a hunting trip.
The party, six strong, including
the five burly men and little Mrs.
Case, took part in the special
Asotin county elk hunt.
The party went In Saturday
and Bin. Case promptly shot
her elk, nice young bull which
was the only one killed that
day. In fact when the party
returned here Monday night,
the little bull was still the only
one that had been shot, , and
none of the neighbors have been
indiscreet enough so far as to
Inquire from others of the party
Just how It happened.
Kebrick Named
ELLENSBURG, Sept 3H&h
Bert M. Kebrick, former Univer
sity of California athlete was ap
pointed physical educatiop in
structor and track coach Tuesday
at Central Washington College of
Education. He will succeed Geo.
Mabee, who was granted a year's
leave to accept a post as physical
director at the Tulare, Calif, army
air base.
seven; days of the season, Game
Officer Vern Kirkland estimated
Tuesday, following a check of
cold storage facilities.
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Grid League .
Opens Oct. 9
Salem's city Intramural football
circuit, which includes the two
city junior high schools, Parrish
and Leslie, and two Salem high
sophomore teams, the Reds , and
Greens, is slated to begin October
9, according to Athletic Director
Vera Gilmore. 1
Parrish, coached by the vet
eran Tommy Drynan, is favored
to cop the title, although Leslie,
under Loren Mort, may be a sur
prise entry. .Coaches for the Reds
and Greens will be named from
the Willamette university school
of physical education. At present
Gilmore and Duane Mellem are
handling the squads. ,
Schedule: ,'
October 9 Parrish vs. Reds at ding
er r Leslie vs. Greens at Leslie, 3:45.
October 17 Leslie vs. Reds at Leslie,
Parrish vs. Greens at dinger, 3:43.
October 24 Leslie vs. Parrish at Wil
lamette. 7:45; Reds vs. Greens at ding
er, 12:15.
October 31 Parrish vs. Reds at OIThg
er: Leslie vs. Greens at Leslie, 330.
Nov. ft Reds vs. Leslie at Leslie:
Greena vs. Parrish at dinger, 3:30.
Nov.- 14 Leslie vs. Parrish at Wil
lamette, f:45; Reds vs. Greens at
Olinger, 13:15.
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ik Jayvees
Upen -trame
Sked Oct. 7
An eight-game schedule .was
announced Tuesday by Athletic
Director Vern Gilmore for the
Salem high Jayvee football squad,
which this year is to be coached
by Duane Mellem, new man in
the Salemjsystem who formerly
taught and coached in Minnesota
high schools.
r "We would like to have more
games, however, as we have a
large squad and would like, all
the boys to have opportunity to
play, said Gilmore. "If any val
ley teams desire games, we'd
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glad to accommodate them. I
The Jayvees are comprised
Of
juniors, not auite good enoueh to
make the vtrsity and sophomores
too good for the sophomore teams.
Schedule:
Oct. 7 Chemawa here.
Oct. 10 Dayton-there.
Oct. 16 Albany Bees here.
Oct. 21 Corvallis there.
Oct. 28 Open.
Nov. 4 Corvallis here.
Nov. 10 Chemawa there.
Nov. 13 Albany there.
Lowly Bevos
Lose Reich
LOS ANGELES, Sept Z0.-VP)-Portland's
lowly Ducks, who lost
Manager Oscar Vitt a few days
ago, lost a first baseman Tuesday,
He's Herman Reich, who batted
.306 and hit 11 home runs for the
last place Ducks during the re
cent Pacific Coast league season.
Reich joined the army, one of
175 inducted, and was philosophi
cal about it
"JH lose a year of baseball, but
I'm' very glad they let me. com
plete the season before going in."
His draft board, at Downey,
had granted him deferment until
the end of the season.
Reich, a native of nearby East
Bell, began playing professional
baseball in 1339 with Tacoma in
the Western International league.
Bowling Scores
MERCANTILE LEAGUE
Densmore
Zander
Stover
Jaunta
Schrunk -
139 209
133 129
127 122
134 128
142 135
74 723
as s
125 155
119 112
126 133
'138 138
148 120
742 744
188 638
130 391
239 488
168 430
136 413
881 2258
Total
Board Walk
Handicap ,
258
Miller .
129 409
154 385
150 411
175 451
132 400
828-3313
Cross
Sachtler
Seeber
K. Kauffun
Total
Valley Motor
Minon .
Doerfler
Dee Farrar
. 108 114
. 140 197
, 154 158
190 189
125 155
174 396
138 475
183 493
184 543
178 458
8372365
515
168 493
151 445
143 403
217 478
127 412
8112246
Hart
Colwell
Total
717 811
Capital City Laundry
Handicao
8 S
Kirchner .
Hoar
La Duke
Wallace
Woelke
143 182
148 140
110 150
US 142
134 151
659 776
Total
Monmouth
Handicap
Stump
Hehdron
22
151
122
128
123
146
698
146
146
161
141
149
759
.22 22 86
157 149 457
116 101 339
135 144 405
130 122- 381
178 111 435
738 6492083
135 160- 441
125 187 458
129 167 457
139 107 387
94 ' 104 347
622 7452128
Smiley
Merriam
Dewey
Total
Bosler Electric
Saunders .
Walton ZZ
Brown
Mentzer .
Riffey '
Total
Laftteh Celery
Tsukamoto . .
Takayama
Tanaka , , , ,.
140
133
133 '
114
159
679
13
130
163
153
121
140
726
178 110 428
140 119392
135 139 407
140 148 402
146 155460
739 671 2089
13 13 39
142 178 450
144 96 ,403
176 145 474
125 135 387
184 122 446
784 6892199
Ogura 1
Yada
Total
Dr. Harry Semler
Handicap ,
Lindley i .
Smith
Mitchell
Dye
Burton
Total r '
tUehfieM OUs
Schwa-b
McLaughlin
McCune .
McClary :
Herrington .
Total
Staytoa - .
Handicap
Morran , , ,
Tuel ,; j
Bryant ,
Scfaacktsick.
Chrutensen ':
Total :
164 172
.123 117
141 " 152
179 165
. 153 167
, 765 773
88 88
, 132 152
, 147 .165
. 109 114
129 155
106 106
713 780
121 457
137 377
131 430
169 513
187 606
746 3284
264
120 404
130444
107 330
158 442
119 331
722 2215
Glenn's fce4 Watte
Handicap-.
34 S4,
102
Boyer .
Walker
Bramel
129 176
. 13212
,.160 1&8
, 137 148
, 133 115
725 750
. 177 149 ,
. 157 . 193
190 153
164 173
1S6 148
854 818
150 449
135 392
164 462
145 430
115 373
75322-8
1- 428
147 4S7
173 51 S
169' 506
197 611
764 2463
Doll
Ashby
Total -
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Jarvia ..
Simons
Thompson .
Warner
Schoen ;
Suds Beat Stars Ticice 2-0:
Meet Sacs for Coast Prize X
SEATTLE, Sept. 30.-5ate,sromcking Rainiers, who
came from the ruck to win their third straight Pacific Coast
league baseball championship, did it again Tuesday night in the
Shaughnessy playoff, first round. . .
Facing the prospect of elimin-
ation by a single setback, the
Rainiers blanked , Hollywood
twice by 2 to 0 scores to win the
seven-game series and the right to
face Sacramento for the presi
dent's cup. '" '
Seattle wen Tuesday-aLrht en
two brilliant right-handed pit
ching performances. Ed Cole let
the Stars- down with three scat-
Chicago Skein
Begins Today
CHICAGO, Sept. 3HT)-An old
Chicago autumn customthe city
series gets under way Wednes
day at Wrigley field with the Na
tional league Cubs opposing the
American League White'' Sox.
Ted Lyons, 40-year-old White
Sox hnrler who beat the Cubs
twice in last year's scries, was
expected to pitch the opener for
Jimmy Dykes' crew, with Clause
Passean the , Cobs' probable
mound man. j
The Cobs haven't won the lo
cal post-season affair since 1930
and the Sox have an all-time
advantage of 17 victories in 24
city series. .
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"Kewpie" Dick Barrett came
. back to aire them aly four in
the seven-Inning nightcap.
Third Sacker Dick Gyselman
drove in both Seattle runs in the
second game. He got the third of
three Seattle singles in the second
inning, and he singled home the
other run after a walk and a sin
gle by' Al Niemiec; Shortstop Ned
Stickle scored both runs. He got
on. on an error thelirst time and
on a walk the second. V;
Seattle will open the presi
dent's cup playoff against Sac
ramento here Friday night, Sin
gle games, will be played Satur
day night and Sunday after-,
noon before the teams go sooth
to finish up.
Hollywood had held a three to
two lead over Seattle going into
Tuesday night's games.
(First 'game)
Hollywood .0 Z 1
Seattle 1 J2 5 1
Tost, Bittner (8) and Dapper;
Cole and Fallon.
(7 innings) ',.
Hollywood 0 - 4 S
Seattle 2 7 1
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KEIZER The first, fall meeting
of the Keizer Garden club will be
held at the home of Lois Keefer,
October 8. A speaker and program
is planned '. .' . .'
" Friday ) night will .be ?tKe! first
fall community club meeting "at
Keizer school. A business meet
ing and short' program is planned.
Lester ' Pearmine, David Saucy
and Peter Hauser . are attending
Oregon State college. Zillah Frog
ley is attending , aiVertising- art
school In Portland. Lois Pearce is
studying with a commercial school
in Salem. Eileen Holdeif of Ore
gon State will resume her: study
at Oregon State.
l-O. Mrs. William Blake is
entertaining Mr. and Mrs.: Mac
Dougal, Mrs. Eda Edwards, Mrs.
James Blake, and two children
from Regina, Canada. f -
William Blake, Keizer district,
and John and Alfonce Watson,
Pasadena,. Calif, are enjoying a
hunting trip in eastern Oregon.
New; Officers of
Sons Take Posts
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bany, state vice commander of the
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captain; Dale Chladek, first lieu
tenant; Lawrence Ensley, second
lieutenant; Robert Coleman, ad
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officer; Robert Stevenson, ser-geant-at-arms
and . Leroy Ellen
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LEBANON The body of John
T. Griswold, who died of a. heart
attack while at work in .the B.
L. lttersbn orchard to the La
comb neighborhood,": , Saturday,
was taken to Helix Tuesday and
graveside rites will be read there.
Howe Funeral home,;; Lebanon,
was in charge. - ; , .
y The deceased, who had been in
this yicinity for th,ast year and
a half, was born in Helix, -November
3d, 1882. He is survived
by his mother; Mrs. Zura Gris
wold,. Seattle; one brother in Se
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