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Boudreau Fields Indian
'Starters9 -Barely Win
SHREVEPORT, La., April 4-;P)-Manager Lou Boudreau
introduced the batting order the Cleveland Indians expect to use
: opening day, but it was barely able to defeat Shreveport of the
Texas league, 12 to 10, in eight innings Saturday.
Boudreaa named his batting
order as: Roy Wheatley, center
field; Oris Hockett or Hank Ed
wards (both rookies), right
field; Ken Keltner. third base;
Jeff Heath, left field; Lea Flem-'
ins, first base; Boudreau, short
stop; Kay Mack, second base;
and Gene Desautels, catcher.
Cleveland (A) 111 014 04 11 IS S
Shreveport (TL) 033 0010 It 12
( innings.)
Embree, Ferrick (8). Heving and
Desautels; Speer. Hanner (4), William
son 6), Johnson ) and Crorapton,
Jerdon (8).
Freeman Wins
4th Straight
Bird Title
DURHAM, NC, April -()
David Guthrie Freeman' of Pasa
dena, Calif., and Pomona college
became the men's singles title
holder for the fourth consecutive
year Saturday night when he de
feated Carl Loveday of Mont
clair, NJ, 15-5, 1S-10, in the finals
Of the sixth annual US badmin
ton championships.
The women's singles crows
was retained by nnraffled Eve
lyn ; BoJdrkk of San Diego,
Calif, a pretty girl with cham
pionship nerves and steadiness.
The second - seeded Loveday
provided Freeman with by far
the best opposition he faced in
this tournament. The first game
was never close and although the
New Jersey battler made a gal
lant bid to stay with the cham
pion in the second game, dashing
Dave simply had too many shots.
Miss Boldrlch, UCLA coed.
.. delivered the goods in a 12-11.
11-5 victory over her fellow
CaJtfornlan and doubles part
ner, Janet Wrlfht of Saa Fran-
Cisco,
Pilots Slug Out
.Win Over Beavers
, CORVALLIS, Ore, April i.-(JP)
-A five-run outburst in the sixth
inning won the Portland Univer
sity Pilots an - baseball victory
over Oregon State college Satur
day.
The Pilots trailed, 2-1. until the
sixth, when they laced out five
consecutive hits off Wade Patter
son, transfer pitcher, from Whit
man. They added two more runs
in the eighth inning 4o sew up the
game.
Portland 11 I
Oregon State f
Pesky and Carney; Patterson,
Carey and Amacher.
Gtxmbert Goes Route,
VTins for Cards, 2-1
ST. PETE1SBDIG, I-.
April 4 (P)-Ha-Ty Gna-bert bad
the honor of betas' the first Si.
LosJs Cardinal pfteber to go the
; fan BUe Innings this spring,
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PULLMAN, April 4-tfVPat
Healey, the Canadian comet who
has been almost a one-man track
team at Washington State college,
will concentrate this year on the
US-yard low hurdles. Coach Bill
Ellington said Saturday.
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Shutout Win
Os-LAXDO. Fla, Aprfl 4.-4P)
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Phillies. 1 to t, Saturday.
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Senators, Kewsosn hold the
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Place Second
In Ski Meet
SUN VALLEY, Idaho, April 4.
(if)-Two young Montana skiers
Saturday held the all - western
sportsmanship trophies offered
each year by William J. Jeffers,
president of the Union Pacific
railroad, to participate in the Am
erican Legion western junior ski
meet.
The 124 contestants in the
event concluded, they voted the
trophies to Ed Eck of Anaconda
and Rath Helm f Batte high
school.
The Sun Valley team, paced by
Jackie Simpson, who won the
three-way combined event, and
Wilbur Rathke, first in jumping,
took the meet with a team score
of 828.8.
Oregon A wss second with
716J; Seattle a third with 171.4.
TaUma, Wash-, high placed
fourth with 669.7. Batte high
seventh with 501.1 and Oregon
B, eighth with 491.7.
In the three-way, Reese Stev
enson of Oregon A placed fourth.
Dave .Fisher of Seattle A, sixth,
Don Williams of Yakima high
seventh and Phil A. Peoples of
Oregon A, tenth.
Mary Jane Griffith of Sn
Valley won the girls combined
downhill slalom with Nanette
Gar hart of Seattle, second, gae
Anderson of Seattle, third, and
Knth Helmo, fourth.
Apostoli KO's
Mulli for 6th
NEW YORK, April 4-WVFred
Apostoli, former middleweight
boxing champion from, San Fran
cisco, registered his sixth triumph
of a comeback campaign Satur
day night by stopping Joe Mulli,
152, Brooklyn, in the second round
of a featured eight-round bout at
the Ridgewood Grove arena.
Mulli opened with a rush and
during the first minute had Apos
toli - on the defensive with his
charging tactics and a sharp left
jab. In a close quarters exchange,
however, Apostoli connected with
a right uppercut to the jaw and
Mulli went down to a tune-count.
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Join Marines
PORTLAND April 4.-(P)-Tbe
marines got five men of
Oregon State's Rose Bowl
champion football squad Sator
day. Thooe signing up- to report
npon cosnpletlon of their college
eoorses were Joe Day, fallback;
George ZeUiek. ImesBan: LeLand
Gnstafson, halfback; Ralph
Harper, gnard, and Warren
Peirysaan, eno .
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TORONTO. April 4HrVDetroit ' beat the Toronto ? Maple
Leafs to the punch Saturday
first game of the Stanley cap
The game, the first of a best
Wliitman Takes Two of
Three From Idaho - !
WALLA WALLA, April 4-GP)
Whitman defeated University of
Idaho in two games of a triple
header Saturday to win a weekend
baseball series,, four tilts to one
Two four-run ; Innings gave the
Missons the - opener 8-3, then
Idaho nabbed the second, 4-2 and
Whitman copped the finale 4-3 in
eight innings of a scheduled five
inning game, as Hurler Don Pear
son struck out seven consecutive
Idaho batters early in the con-
test
Red Sox Win
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 4
CAVThe Boston Red Sox evened
their marathon series with the
Cincinnati Reds at three-all Sat
urday by trouncing the National
league club, 10-4. .
Boston (A)200 510 02010 IS 0
Cind. (N) 002 000 200 4 12 S
Dobson and Pytlak, C o n r o y
(6); Starr, Moore (5), Blackwell
(9) and Hemsley.
Boy Scouts Move Summer Camp
To Smith Creek, June 14 to 28
Two weeks of an earlier
at Smith Creek camp in the Silver Creek recreational area, for
Boy Scouts of Marion, Linn and Polk counties, is the announce
ment made Saturday by Harry Scott, chairman of the Cascade
Area Boy Scout council camping
committee.
"At our recent meeteings of the
committee a great deal of thought
has been given and study made
of the unusual problems and needs
of the summer camp activities,1
commented Scott. "Crop labor
needs and the tire shortage prob
lem called for an earlier season
and for a closer location than we
have been used to. Therefore we
decided on the advantages to be
had at Smith Creek camp in lo
cation, facilities and opportuni
ties to carry out our type of pro
gram."
The season being planned will
be for the two weeks from June
14 to 28. The camp is in a wilder
ness setting, yet only 28 miles
from Salem. The rustic buildings
fit into the setting and assure
health-, safety, and comfort in U
kinds of weather.
The program of activities Is car
ried out under the direction of
trained leaders, and includes
camping, swiniming, craftwork,
scout advancement practice, hik
ing, outdoor games, wholesome
meals, evening campfires and long
nights of rest Emergency service
training will be emphasized also.
Schools Set
Late Opening
Students will be excused from
the pubUc schools until 10:30 a. m
to view the Army day parade Mon
day, according to information is
sued from the executive offices.
Other events of interest to the
students include: ' -
Monday: 12:50 p. m aU-school
assembly at senior high; Multnom
ah School of Bible a cappella
choir at high school.
- Tuesday: Meeting of Salem
Teachers' association council at
high school; 7:30 p. m. Marco
Polo at high school.
Wednesday: 1 p. m, Garfield as
sembly, second grade in charge;
Highland assembly. Miss Shogren's
room in charge.
Thursday: 8 a. m., McKinley as
sembly; 9:05 a. m. Grant school
upper grade assembly. Miss Wil
liams in charge; 1 p. m-, Engle
wood assembly, Mrs. Eaton's room
in charge.
Friday: 8:30-11 p. n, ASB
dance at senior "high schooL
Junior Golf era
Tourney Dated
PORTLAND, April --(-Ore
gon's junior golfers will hold their
state championship tournament on
the Eastmoreland municipal
course June 15-19, Paul Campbell
and E. W. Williams, chairmen, an--UMinced
Saturday.
Under a special city ordinance,
there will be no charge for use of
the course.
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Oregon. Sunday I-Iomlng. April
Stanley
Cup
night for a' 3 to 2 victory in the
hockey series. i . ; j j
of seven series, was" played be-
lore 14,189 cu-toiners.
The hard-hiUing visiiors rack
ed np two goals in the first
period, which the Leafs match
ed, and got the winner tn the
: After establishing this lead the
Red Wings threw up a sound de
fense, which, hacked by great goal
tending from Johnny Mowers,
turned back the Leafs at very
stage. - , ;. ,.- ,
. Don (the eeamt) Grosso was
the tn-Jvidoal star of the torrid
contest. He got the first De
troit goal less than two minntea
after the game started and be
dropped home the winner late tn
the second period.
The other Red Wing tally went
to Syd Abel and Grosso earned
an assist here.
Johnny McCreedy and Sweeney
Schriner were the scorers for the
Leafs. "
Jimmy Orlando drew a major
penalty early in the third for
nicking Bob Goldham an the
head and drawing blood. So
tight was the Detroit defense,
however, that Mowers had only
one real shot to handle dar
ing the five salnates his team
was short-t-ss-ded.
summer camp season to be held
Stylist Here
J.
Miss May Morgan, eorsetiere-styl-tst,
arrived tn Salem Saturday
to conduct a foundation garment
showing at Sears Roebuck com-
Monday and Tnesday.
First Salmon Enter
Tillamook Bay
TILLAMOOK, April A-JP)
Fishermen reported the season's
first Chinook . salmon entering
Tillamook bay Saturday. The
first fish landed weighed 23
pounds, 8 ounces.
Woolgrowers Elect
PORTLAND, April 4-(P-R. L.
Clark, Portland, was reelected
president of the Pacific Wool
Growers Cooperative at a meet
ing of the directors hero Friday.
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First Grocery
Glass Slated
First meeting of the claa fa
grocery salesmanship sponsored
by the vocational department of
Salem public schools and the Ore
gon Food Merchants' association
is to be held in room 310 of the
old high school building. High and
Marion streets in Salem, at 730
pjn-, Tuesday, April 7, it was an
nounced Saturday.
Instructor in the course of 12
classes is to be Elmer Berg, Salem
grocer, assisted with special dem
onstrations by representatives of
food producers and retailers and
by experts in various fields from
state departments. The course is
to be outlined in detail at the first
night's session.
Sunday School
Gives Invitation
College and business young peo
ple are extended a welcome to at
tend Sunday school from 10 to
10:45 a. m. in the fireplace room
of the First Presbyterian church
Sunday. Special speaker for the
morning will be Roy Ferguson,
leader of the worship service win
be Dale Bates.
On March 29, the college and
business young people elected
Christian Endeavor officers for
the coming year as follows: presi
dent, Sybil Harvey; vice-president,
Dale Bates; secretary Ruby
Kearns; social chairman, Keith
Nash; worship chairman, Bettiel
leo Payne.
Football Clinic Set
SEATTLE. April 4.-(P)-The,
University of Washington wfll
hold its annual high school coach
es' football clinic May 8-9, with
Pest Welch and Herb Duggins in
charge.
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Marine League.
For Thursday
Response to invitations has
tendance of members of immediate families of men now serving
in the marines is anticipated
by the Salem detachment of
of the organization declared Sat
urday. Fearing that they had
missed some marine families in
the Salem area, they urged per
sons with sons, brothers or hus
bands in the marines to plan to
attend, and, if possible, to tele
phone their intentions to 6047 or
8029 so that facilities for serving
all guests can be assured.
In addition to the program
planned for the 8 o'clock party at
the American Legion home, Che
meketa and Cottage streets, members-of
the league and their guests
have been invited by Al Adolph
of the Grand Theatre to preview
"The Shores of Tripoli, new ma
rine corps movie.
On the program at Legion
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Family Party
been excellent and a large at
for Thursday night's party given
the Marine Corps league, officer!
home are Major Hardy of the
marine recruiting service; Dalle
Florence, state commandant of
the league; Charles BoseU, state
adjutant, and Michael Hodes,
national inn for vlce-eommaji-dant,
all of Portland. L, L. Plt
tenger, detachment commandant
for Salem, is to preside at the
program planned to acquaint
marine families with the ma
rine corps.
Discussion concerning possible
formation of a women's auxiliary
to the league is anticipated. Fa
thers, brothers and sons of .ma
rines or former marines may also
be invited into the detachment as
social members of the organiza
tion, it was indicated Saturday.