The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 01, 1942, Image 17

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Newspaper Page Text,-."-. , . " .: I HT02EG0N STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Friday Morning. Mar 1 1342 PAGE Willi ered no better than an ordinary lot, any one of ten fnight do the trick. Sebeertbln to that theory, this corner (oes te a sloacbJngv sauffllnf feldlnr called Sweep Swinfer owned by T. D. Buhl, the Detroit real estate and mannfactarinf man who has shewn In several starts that he's tho kind who can run rifht over horses In the stretch If there's enough distance to a race. And a mile and a quarter Is plenty ef room. Alsab the Betting Choice for 'Daffiest' Kentucky Derby- : By SID FEDER LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 30-(-The final future book odds Thursday night for Saturday's Kentucky derby still had Alsab beaten seven times in a row this season the betting choice, ad ding another1, dizzy twist to the collection that makes this the daffy derby of. all times, r Any resemblance between - the Alsab ef today and the great ' little juvenile champion of 1M1 is purely coincidental. At the same time, game little Requested, who came to town al most unheralded yesterday . In spite of his Important Wood memorial and Flamingo stake vie- . tories, zoomed up In the current , watering almoot alongside the Chicago hope simply by stepping the Churchill Downs trip for the 1 first time with a neat 1:34 33 mile and an eighth workout -Requested clicked off the last Quarter in a" snappy 24 45, 1 and don't complain about being the least bit tired at tho finish. The result was that, although the local betting oracles still had Alsab at Stt to one in tho futures, the chances were the , derby fans sitting in en the par- 7 ty would make either Keenest ed or Mrs. Fayne Whitney's sol Id entry of Devil Direr and Shut Out the betting ehoieo when the barrier - springs on - this 68th running of the derby. Meantime, while Alsab figured to plummet not only out of the favorite's spot but also from a place among the top three choices, It was learned the chances for .Warren Wright's Sun Again to get to the post at about 3:30 pjn. (Pacific War Time) Saturday had .gone from bad to worse. Although Wright and Trainer Ben Jones hadn't made a final decision, they had swung, toward keeping their big quartered husky at home. Sun Again is a couple of weeks be hind in his training, and plain Ben would prefer to pass the der by altogether and point his guns at the Preakness $50,000 the f ol lowing week, rather than take a chance on setting a "short" horse back farther in .the derby. ' . II , San Teddy's bright chest nut boy stays out of It IS horses will be left In Just about as wide open a field as this turf taffy ; pun has ever sported. And the . IS will represent the largest set to hear "My Old Kentucky Home" roll out over the downs since the concert was put on for War Admiral and II others In 37. tsy a good margin in tne "ex perts" consensus, the horse to beat is Devil Diver, husky son of St Germans, who sired two derby - winners in Twenty Grand and Bold Venture. Off his recent snappy workouts, Devil Diver is probably the only none in tne buncn rated a sure - thing to be able to carry the426- pound derby pack over the mile and' a" quater route. And what's more hell have Eddie Arcaro in the driver's seat. ' Requested will push him and . his stablemate Shut Out one of Equipoise's sens, for favorite honors, while tho other ectries Alsab and the Texas one-two punch of Valdtna Orphan and , Hollywood from Emerson . Woodward's ranch at Uvald ' look like the other contenders. However, in this free-for-all, with the horses generally consid Big-9 Baseball Tilts Postponed Until Monday SILVER! ON Unfavorable ground conditions cancelled the scheduled Big Nine baseball championship sessions set for this afternoon at McGinnis field. ' The games will be played Monday- with Gresham, top team In the northwest section of tho loop, meeting Woodburn, second tn the south division at II o'clock. Silverton, south end titllsts, tackle Sandy, second In the north end, at 1:15 p.m. The championship game will begin about 4 o'clock. Webfoots Winding Up Spring Grid EUGENE, Ore., April iH) The University of Oregon's new head football coach, "Hones John" Warren has only the rest of the week to instill his spring Ideas into the grid squad and some of the players already have completed their quota of 30 days with only two under him. Warren's biggest headache looming for fall is the center post. Elliott Wilson Is in the marines nerscnei Fat ton is in the air corps and Wednesday Don O'Neill joined the navy's construction battalion. They were the only ex perienced pivot men on the squad. tfourP jETAOIN shrdlu cmfwyp Flto Results , DETROIT, April It-iJfy-ClU net (Red) Barman. Baltimore, was awarded a technical knock out ever Frank Zamaris, Or ange, NJ, In the main bout ef a boxing card Thursday night whom Zamaris was unable to come eat for the eighth round ef a scheduled lQ-round fight : Burman weighed 41S7, Zamar is 178. 18? Register At Jefferson JEFFERSON On hundred eighty seven men between the ages of 43 and 65 gears' registered here Monday in the fourth regis tration for classification by mili tary uuthoritleav V. At a special assembly Monday at the Jefferson school, the flag which the Jefferson 4H clubs re ceived for a good showing in the parade Friday in Salem, was pre sented to the school. Mrs. Charles Hart made the presentation. Gilbert Jones, son of Mrs. S. H. Coin, left last week with a group of US engineer," who will be em ployed on a government project. FARMERS UNION NEWS JBUENA VISTA Farmers union is to meet Friday night A meeting is called that night at the Jsell to organize for fire fight ing. Everyone Is invited and urg ed to attend. ' Construction of Berry Receiving Plant Proposed SCIO DaU ol opening con struction work on the proposed berry receiving station at Sdo had. not been learned Wednesday by Ed Rubesh, 'secretary of the local fruit and berry association. It was recently reported that the Spencer cannery of Lebanon would erect " such J a building somewhere on Main street in this city, Construction work oft the receiving station Is' . to start in time-for completion for this year's crop. i , j 1 'J Viks Hope to Play Maroons Barring intervention by one ; Mr. Jupe, Harold Hauk's Salem high Vikings meet with the Mil- waukie Maroons this afternoon in a postponed divisional No-Name league clash at Milwaukie. Scheduled for moud duty is lanky Carl Butte. As neither Glen Morioka, smooth fielding third sacker. nor Dick Highber ger, husky sidearmer, are avail able for weekend road trips, it Is probable the Haokmen will open with Willie Graham, hust ling utility aspirant, at the third base position. The remainder of the lineup would be Don Toomb, catch; Gor dy McMorris, first; Chuck Whit- temore. second; Louie Hough,-,! short; Keith Lang, center; Del Keen, right, and Everett May, left Dallas Netters Swamp Sheridan DALLAS - (Special) - Winning all four matches here Wednesday, the Dallas Dragon netters turned in a 4-0 victory over Sheridan. The wim counts in the Polk- Yamhill tennis league standings and puts Dallas in first place with no losses. It also marks the be ginning of the second successive undefeated year for the Dragons. Last year they copped the cup. Results: Singles Rices (D) downed Bowers (S) 6-3, f-3. Hartman (D) downed Morris (8) 8-2, -L Doubles Riggs and Hartman (D) defeated Bowers and Mor ris (S) 7-5, - Mott and Pe terson (D) defeated Henton and Small (S) 5-7, 6-4, 7-5. Pan-American Games - Postponed Till 1943 BUENOS AIRES, April 2Q.-(JP) -The Pan American games, scheduled to open here next Nov. 21, probably will be postponed at least until 1843, it was indicated Thursday by Juan Carlos Pala cios, chairman of the Argentine Olympic committee which was to be in charge of the huge tournament. Woman Breaks Arm DAYTON Mrs. C. A. Wilson of the Webfoot district received a broken arm Friday at her home. She was coming down the flight of stair steps with the electric cleaner when she became en tangled in the cord and fell, land ing at the bottom of the steps after falling 12 steps. Strong Idaho Track Team Awaits Beavers MOSCOW, Idaho, April SOHP) The surprising University of Ida ho track team, which upset a highly regarded Washington State college team last week, will play host to a similarly favored Ore gon State club Saturday. Coach Mike Ryan said Dale Clark, sprinter who doubles in baseball, would return from the diamond team's Oregon tour In time for the meet. Clark . won both dashes in the WSC contest. Fishin' Prospects Said Only 'Fair' PORTLAND, Ore., April St (-Weekend angling prospects fat Oregon streams are only fair, the state game commission said Thursday. Coastal streams are high and some are roily. The Deschutes river has pro duced some fair catches and conditions In the Hood river area are good. 170 Ilorih Connerdal 0k " cqfs cd cd cac-? Fealnring Inspected Heal WEEK-EIID VALUES III BEET Ground if Fresh Daily Pound Steaks Pound Lzl Kd Vi? Boiling Beef Cuts Pound 11 COUIJTriY STYLE SAUSAGE lb.210: Frahhricn 11. 22c Creamed Cottage Cheese Y n : A TO Tn mm u ib. 150 Vzc Spicy Pickled Figs Fjcci Assorted Sliced Lncch Ilcals SililLL LOEJ FODK COOPS lb. 350 mmir Choice Sides Pound. Sliced Breakfast DAC0II o lb. Ponnd WEE. Sorvo x light-hoartod talad stylod for tprfng and toppod off with your favorito droiting... a welcomo combination at tho tasto turm to brighter, gayor food. Hero aro somo ways to add ' snap ; to your spring appotitot Dnchc:3 Salad Ihrtoinn pint jci 23 Hiraclo Uhlp, Ilralt's pint far 23g Ho Ttlado nayonnaiso pint jai28g Dost Feeds Llayonnaiso pint jar 31' Kraft's Prcnch pressing, 0-os. bot. 15 Miroefe Prcnch Dressing C-oa. bet 15a Nollov'iTANQ Pint Jor 24a w ST s. iAAIlh 1 r rs IP Far food jswtritjf S; leMt. Rich in tnerais. n eat B it 8 or 4 trra Vfetlf. vitaiAias, jiroteln ind 32c U. 8. No. 1 New Potatoes U. 8. No. 1 California. Lb. 40 ASPARAGUS i ADISQES, GREEII OinOIIS : ! 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