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Hit OZTGOn STATESI-tMl, Salem. Ore-jon, TASar Kcgsinfr October 3. IMl rTirst That SKIs excellent panorama shot of fifth-inning action 'In the first world series rune between the Brooklyn Dodders and the New York Yankees la Yankee stadium shows Phil Rixxuto, Yankee shortstop, putting oat Pitcher Cart Darts to retire the Dodger side. Catcher , " V.. , iT ' ! ' ' : ' k - v Vj ; f ' " i . O - - V - - -a'- 1 i wninmri rm.imirn-rii ii imhiiViihii nnnli n" fill n i n i ' i w. i Yankee Second Baseman Joe Gordon steamed Into the home plate In the World Series opener with kee stadium. Contratulatlnr Gordon Is Phil Rixxuto. Yank shortstop, who follows Gordon In the batting order. The Dodger catcher Is Mickey Owen. The umpire Yankees, 3; Dodgers, 2. This was the first home run of the World Yankee Dies ' . iv'awic-.-,---:-;v'V tum&n Johnnr Sturm of mt Mand on this dIit In the Series game before a record throng of 68.549 spectators in Yankee tadlum. Bed Koue of the xanaees Brooklyn Dodgers who threw to Blexico Builds Dams to Supply US Vegetables . NOG ALES, Sonora, Mex.-JPy-Dams are being built on the west coast of Mexico to insure a plen tiful supply of winter vegetables for the United States in years to come. Thousands of carloads of toma toes, peas, lettuce and other vege- m T73! m tlu delense tax -"tt FRANK MORGAN Bllllo Burko Dtialsl Uttk and. second feature JOHNNY MACK BROW MO ? also news, cartoon and serial ifiv Record World Series Crowd - 6BJS40 of First Home Run of World -' ' " ' , -, , I ' 51 the Brooklyn Dodgers before a record crowd of 68,540 fans In Yan At Second i ; .13 the New York Yankees was forced first Inning of the opening World grounaea to voipn vumu " fee wee Keese ier uie puvoui. tables are cleared through this border city every season, and the output will be vastly expanded when' new lands are placed in production. One of the largest projects, un der construction is Sanalona dam, on the Tamazula river. It will irrigate 200,000 fertile acres. Es timated cost is 40,000,000 pesos, approximately $8,000,000. The dam is expected to be completed in' two years. -v. rHj$ UtUeLbSZ TAX a Humphrey Eddie BOG ART . ALBERT Sylvia SIDNEY 'Vtzzs Ecll . Time z:50 -5:55 -P:00n ' 2ND HIT Joel Dlen McCREA DREW -, a mm tt " 1 : Time 1:10-4:15-7:20-1025 CARTOON S ' 4 ' ?' , x - ' -; Mickey Qwen, who had tripled Dodgers' first run. Is seen between sands of the world series record crowd of 6S.540 may be seen In the picture. Series after his second-Inning home run Is W. A. McGowan. Final score Series. Army Drivers Have Words NEW YORK -P-U. S. Army drivers in the Quartermaster Corps have a vocabulary all their own. Some samples: Armstrong Starter crank han die. Beach her Coast to parking space. Broke to lead Needs to be towed in- Bull O' the Woods Convoy commander. Boom wagon Ammunition truck. , Cowboy Reckless driver. Dig-out To speed up the en gine. Hot foot One who rides his clutch. Killer Truck with no brakes. Rubber bands Tires. GRAND Today RandolDh Scott. Gene Tier ney in "Belie Starr. Lynn jsan. Alan Curtis in "We Go Fasu STATU -m Today Sylvia Sidney, Humphrey Bonn in "Wagons rou at iNiznt. Joel McCrea, Ellen Drew in "Reach' Saturday midnight Ray Mllland, Ver onica Lake in Wanted wings. CAPITOL. I Today Laurence Oliver, Merle Oberon in "Wuthering Heights. Dorothy U mour. Jon Hall . In "Hurricane." Saturday "Parachute Battalion" with Robert Preston and Nancy Kelly "Hurricane Smith" with Kay Mia dleton and "Dead End Kida." , HOLLYWOOD Today Dennis CKeefe, Florence Rice, leter Lorre in "Mr. District A nor ney." Edmund Lowe, Peggy Moran in Double Date. Friday Frank Morgan. Blllie Burke In "Wild Man of Borneo. Johnny Mack Brown in "Ragtime cowboy Joe. LIBERTY Today Ralph Bellamy. Margaret Llnd say in "Meet the Wildcat." Bob Cros by in "Let s Make Music. Friday Marlene Dietrich, John Wayne in "Seven Sinners." Tim Holt in "The rargo Kid." , ELSLNORE TodayJoan Crawford, Robert Taylor. Greer G arson in "When Ladies Meet. Bonita Granville, Dan D alley. Jr, in "Down in San Diego. Call Board xc.:r:;f. . . tstsrtdsszst . . Adnztznl Th lh rilling story of Southern Be!! who becarn tht WtsVs fin. Two-Gun" Woman! V V ; I 'Em to score i Peewee Reese with the third and home plate. Many thou cite Home Dodgers Winning Run (Continued from page 16) out hi the sixth he walked Gordon and Rixxuto singled, but Murphy struck out and In the next stanza Wyatt fanned both Sturm and Henrch. Altogether he had five strikeouts for the game. Peewee Reese, the unlucky. little shortstop who seems to be unable to escape trouble, made two errors on the same play in the eighth, fumbling a grounder by Dickey and then throwing the ball into the stands to let the Yankee catcher go to second, but after Gordon had been purposely passed, Rizzuto grounded into a force play. McCarthy, who had let his re lief pitcher bat for himself with two. on in the sixth, inserted George "Twink" Selkirk to hit for Murphy at the start of the ninth and he came through with a clean single, but Wyatt snuffed out the next three men. Following Thursday's encounter the scene shifted to little Ebbets field, seating about 32,000, where the next three games are to be played tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday. ' BROOKLYN B R A 0 4 1 1 0 1 4 1 Walker 4 1 Herman. 2 4 0 Reiser, m 4 u Camilla., 1 3 1 Medwick. 1 4 1 Lavagetto, 3 3 0 Reese, s 4 w Owen, c 2 0 Wyatt, p 3 8 1 Totals ,J1 3 27 13 NEW YORK B R Sturm, 1 5 0 RoUe, 3 5 0 ft 0 O 11 Henrich. r 4 1 DiMaggio, m .3 0 Keller. 1 4 1 Dickey, c ; -4 0 Bordagaray, s o o Rosar, c 0 0 Gordon, 2 . 1 0 Rizzuto. a , ., 4 8 Chandler, p 3 0 Murphy, p 1 0 Selkirk, zz 1 0 0 0 Totals -.34 2 21 15 1 s Ran for Dickey in 8th. zz Batted tor Murphy in 9th. Brooklyn .. New Yerk -800 821 00 3 611 84 Runs batted in. Chandler. Keller, Reese. Owen, Camilli. Two base hits, Henrich. Medwick. Double plays, Reese Herman and Camilli; Gordon, Rizzuto and Sturm X! Dicker and Gordon Earned runs. Brooklyn 2. New York 2 Left on bases, Brooklyn 4, New York 10. Bases on balls, off Wyatt (Hen rich. Gordon 3, DiMaggio); Chandler 2 (Camilli. Lavagetto); Murphy (Owen). Struck out by Chandler (Walker, Reiser); Murphy 2 (Reiser, Wyatt); Wyatt 5 (Sturm 2", Dickey, Murphy, Henrich). Pitching summary: Off Chandler hits and 3 runs in 5 innings (none out in sixth); off Murphy 2 hits and no runs in 4 innings. Losing pitcher, Chandler. Umpires. PineUl (NL) plate; Grieve (AD lb; Goetz (NL) 2b; Mc Gowan (AC) 3b. Time-2:31. Attend ance, 66,248. Owner Gobbled up by Police in Turk Trap BRITTON, Okla. -P)-When the sheriff s office lays a trap, it makes sure it catches something. R. L. Williams reported the theft of his 40 turkeys. The sheriffs office called all commission houses to watch for .someone selling 40 turkeys land to hold him until 'dep uties could arrive. Soon one of the concerns gave the alarm. Dep uties sped to the scene. They found Williams in the grasp of commission house employes. Wil liams explained he found the miss ing turkeys, but forgot to notify the sherift : - -L -a W with :hScctt.Csr.rifirney tiwiwjfi ag Dsns J Aadrews Jobs SJseppiri 2nd Elt! WE GO FAST! With Lynn Bari -Alan. Curtis - Contln-etu 8hew Daily Bex Office Opes 1 T. SX. Coast Grid Squads Set for Saturday; Teams .Confident PULLMAN, Wash, Oct 2. - lege football team, remembering how its dipsey-dew aerials were stymied last week by Calif ornia dew, had a grin ready for the weatherman Thursday when he promised dry,; sunny weather for the Saturday tussle with the State dropped a 7-6 decision day when Billy SewelL nation's j leading passer last year, iouna me i ball too slippery for accurate flipping. With the favorable fore cast, f Coach '. Babe Hollingbery's crew discarded all else in favor of I passing practice this afternoon. Bears Hop Train BERKELEY, Calif., Oct 2,-JP) -The California varsity ran I tnrougn a quicK sweat-srun arui late Thursday and left on the souinern f acme ior aaiuroay 8 football same at Pullman with Tir--v: cut I naauiuswu owk. . coacn stuD Ainson is taiung the- full 37-man first squad north. He announced that the starting lineup will be ithe same as for i the St Mary's game with the! substitution of Porto for Mc Carthy at right halt The team will stop over at Multnomah field, Portland, late Friday for a drill and reach Pull man 8:30 a. m., Saturday. USC Hopes up LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2.-4V Prospects of victory over Ohio State's grid eleven here Saturday brightened for the Trojans of Southern California Thursday when it became known that Cap tain Bob DeLauer may see serv ice in the intersection-! contest DeLauer missed last week's game against Oregon State be cause of a knee Injury, but has oeen rouncung Dacx into conai Lion this week. He- may not start aauiab uic uuvoa, uu wKfauxj will get into the battle before it grows very old, taking over his right tackle position. Ohio Ready too ALBUQUERQUE, NM, Oct. 2 -VP)-The Buckeyes of Ohio State rnmntH hrrnicrh a thrMhniir .-o , drill on tne greensward or the University of New Mexico's sta dium Thursday in their final se rious workout before meeting Southern California's 'Trojans in Los Angeles Saturday "Everyone is in fine shape and we are all enjoying tne trip west," said Coach Paul Brown. The squad of 36 arrived by special train in mid-afternoon. Husky Lineup New SEATTLE, Oct 2.-JF)-A 3? man University, or Washington football squad will head for Portland Friday morning for Sat urday's clash with. Oregon State. Coach Jimmy Phelan has listed r m v a m n e A lineun to onen against the Beavers, giving an Oregon boy a chance as field gen- erai. Frunaruy, because of ros ball-hawking against passes, Pete "Suzy Q" Susick of North Bend, Ore., made over this week from a nauDacK, wm can me signals in his first starting . assignment for Washington. The Huskies are expecting a busy afternoon In the air lanes after reports on Oregon State's accurate passing against USC Other starting - lineup changes listed by ' Phelan Include Bill Holmes and John Zeger as guards and Wayne Sterling in Bob Fried man's tackle post The ahakeup will leave Ray Frankewski, rated as best of the Husky guards, on the bench at the starting gun. Some Famous Names Join Famed Marines WELCH, W. Va.-CV-Herbert Hoover, Andrew Jackson, Jesse James, and a , Roosevelt recently enlisted here for-service with the US marines. But it's only coinci dence. The recruits' full names are Cecil Roosevelt Branch, Her bert Hoover Callaway, Andrew Jackson Bowman, and Jesse James Williams.: ATI four are from the same county, : Salem's Newest Theatre TODAY and SATURDAY fct-Wit lti wmkmA , sWtbwismVmmIM-V PLUS TXIKXLL IHT tsf Ktie Gswett tjrmMMi Added Thrill , .Chapter 4 Serial "The Spider Returns Continuous Daily From 1:CD P. II. (Plus Tax) i P - The Washington State col University, of California. to UCLA in Los Angeles Fri i- o DO WllXlCJ OCOICS Salem Brewery 68 ss es is -16 179 153 501 .138 17S 133 443 1S0 209 190 579 -103 130 103 32S Thompson schaeuer ,,, Scales Besse Graham .153 163 143 468 809 914 789 2913 WMt1nr Handicap . 66 66 66 198 .133 137 163 423 "5.n .199 170 301 570 shony .133 134 153 409 .156 123 123 402 .159 197 148 504 835 617 854 2506 Goldens rwjutr. J48 173 188 818 .177 147 121 443 Herr ytter .164 150 157 471 .128 123 146 397 Benston .117 114 174 415 805 788 858 2451 Coca Cola Cline, Jr. . Paterson McCaffrey Eiker 171 210 158 531 159 131 155 445 133 140 140 403 .1155 153 161 4S9 Bone 180 154 189 523 859 855 868 2578 Lloyds Used Cars Handicap -87 37 37 111 Uoyd -133 149 137 418 weiagerber , Davenport . Welsh .137 133 -169 459 -148 132 169 .168 171 137 474 -165 196 197 558 808 816 846 2469 Nufer Rices Men's Shoes Handicas .58 56 56 168 -155 199 149 503 .181 135 136 452 jreuer McDowell Rice .143 135 168 446 -135 170 178 483 -157 173 244 574 Donnelly Dahlburg 827 868 931 2626 Standard Oils Handicao ..101 .132 101 101 303 McAfee 167 206 507 192 233 561 Palmateer ., -136 Guatafson -150 -151 M4 119 393 188 191 530 147 156 443 Cunningham 142 812 919 1008 2739 mM w .T . a. i Handicap 42 42 42 126 coons 173 189 149 511 Chet Graves Cal Graves . 180 142 171 493 209 158 167 534 ..... 170 122 133 423 170 175 162 507 944 828 824 2798 Doc kins Prince Hogg Bros. Handicao .. 93 93 93 279 -170 190 158 518 -143 161 192 498 -154 H5 193 522 .157 148 121 424 .147 168 163 480 864 933 922 2719 Cooley Randall firn."ourS I KJein Carstensen State Printers Handicap - 70 70 70 210 -179 189 183 533 139 139 Hart Blain Muner 157 154 311 V,n,?lh -153 142 150 445 ..138 148 164 448 .179 197 154 530 Andresen 874 878 869 2617 Pink Elephant-LaRoche Talbot 152 134 132 418 Grier 137 135 131 403 Taylor 143 173 132 Cottew : 187 199 202 588 Atkins ; .200 155 181 538 918 883 873 2393 Sears Roebuck Co. Handicap - 13 13 13 -159 198 154 149 168 191 39 509 Larson Ricketts -Hoglund SOS .200 147 204 551 Alexander .. . ., -128 149 175 450 Putnam ..182 113 158 451 829 798 893 2508 AutO in Hock to Police MANSFIELD, Q.-JP)-A local l motorist has' his automobile "in hock" at the police station. He can redeem it by paying for 17 parking violation tickets. ) tO 0 E I - lw I mmiimf WrtOh, Juicy Fraiilis.lb.3ig(D SLICED PIG FORK LIVER, lb. Picnic JQcasls I Ring Style HUa Hd Esu n.i : SLICED; DBBMF21S? D21G0II, A Uttlt Plz Lin! ansifjosib. t -Sg' Cured 170 North . Commercial With . Peerless v : V Bakery Anting Good ForiWeekend PORTLAND, Oct Z-JPy-Coast- al streams will provide generally good fishing - this - weekend, the state - game ! department's weekly bulletin saidj Thursday. ; Salmon runs are fairly common in coastal streams and trout and ack salmon : are . . comparatively abundant Best streams are the Necanicurn, iKlaskanine and Lewis and Clark rivers. :: .The bulletin by counties In clude: 1 lion Good' catches of trout being made in bota Mortar ana soutn sen' tuun river. ! Benton Salmon fishing good in low er Alsea river. Lane McKenzi river good tor trout, Willamette fair. SiUslaw very good for trout and fair for salmon near Florence. Lakes lair. Douglas Umpqua river fair for sal' man trout, trout and an occasional summer steelhead. Some silvers strik ing in Schoiteld river. JoseDhine Conditions Ideal and ang ling generally! good. (jiatsoo au coastal streams zooa includinar Necanicurn. Klaskantine and Lewis and Clark rivers. Catches in clude . iacksalmon. searun trout and an occasional silver as well as trout. Tillamook Trout fishing and sal mon trolling fair. Jack salmon angling off. !";. ' Coos Lower Coquule river food for silver salmon. - Curry Salmon fishing very good in Rogue river, steelhead and cut throat plentiful in Pistol river and cutthroat angling good in Chetco river, ! r UO-UI game May Be Wet EUGENE, Oct --(")- The weather forecast left in doubt Thursday night whether the Uni versity of I Idaho's razzle-da-zle football would be hampered by LAST TIMES TONITE TWO OUTSTANDING HITS r2 i Bis;! Hits! "Wuthering Heights" Laurence Olivier Merle Oberon STAI1TS SATOILDAY "BAIL OUT!" tVZZJZZ la 40 seconds if everything si Essex ro. nut Companion Feature' WANTED FOR MURDER! Xj,) Eanpfcr's Scgar Cured Mm A i r S8 SrL'&. V .-- Va ajv X X ,a. fo5 ft ' - SKY TK00r-intI 1 S&S ROBERT NANCY EDMONO HARRY V PBESTOn KtlLY O'BRIEH CAR-Y V 1 ... . . . . . .... '- . 1 IP- i J ".:J; mvmmmn Fancy Ycung Te) rtn To) f7'? IS W Liv, m - - . 1(S Loin Beef . Sloolis, lb. 100 Si i r h z if' wet field against the University of Oregon Friday night The Ducks were expected, how ever, to have sufficient power to blast out a win over the Vandals regardless of the condition of the' field. Although Ed Moshofsky and Val Culwell were out .of the line with injuries, the rest of the Oregon squad was in good shape Thursday night j ffl mm Tenlte and Sat - Twi Hits Ileov;! IIcow! It's Cattier Than The Women!" JOAN CRAWFORD ROBERT TAYLOR GREER G ARSON ' HERBERT MARSHALL Companion Featore Thrills and Mystery "Down in San Diego" Bonita Granville Ray McDonald COMING SUNDAY x r .... , i . "Hurricane with Dorothy Lamour Jon Hall 15c Plus Tax Till S bjb. CONTINUOUS FROM !: P-M. ii "CUI.I UP!" pray their sweethearts ( the danger's over goes right! tcsia ccssai k:dt unit g Plus New Serial (Eiiher E&d) 17lA0 Cksice Sleaks lb. 290 in in,i,i I f" ws rcaturlaj State f ' ' Oregon . Inspected " . '. Meats ; wi I ' I I r k V -- " mf I l I M Country Style j! Sausage u,. (D 7 j . cemj, ib.i