The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 08, 1942, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text1 FAG3B0XIT Th STATZZMAIZ, Scdosa, Oreejco, Friday Metislagr May 1&42 i. i -r-w 'So.'" a - . if,. .v., yl'y - ... 1, sr. . i 1 v.v-3rj'S. -v 1 r. if IT. PAoaep&oto With at least 70 dead and Jumdrtdi Injured, dtlxeni of Pryor, a ww boom town Jn fiortheMt en Oklahoma, begla the work of rebuilding following & diautroua tornado which ripped down the aaata street of the town, deaUng out death and destruction. This picture was taken, from the atr Note buildings with topi blasted and other wreckage. Oregon Netmen Hand Bearcats Double Loss The University of Oregon ten- sis teams, both varsity and fresh man, took the measure of Coach Les Sparks' Willamette Bearcats kere Thursday. The Webfoot var- yity was held to a four matches to three margin, but the yearlings swamped the 'Cat Kittens 7-0. The 'Cat upper classmen started, out strongly in their sincle heats, Gallaher. and Gil more defeating respective op ponents. Bat the other three , Methedists west dewn. Gil more and Gallaher came back In the doubles to win and give Sparks crew an even split. . Results: Gflmore (W) defeated Baker (0), 6-0, 6-2. Gallaher (W) defeated Williams (0), 6-2, 6-3. " Rickseker (0), defeated Downs (W), 3-, 7-5, 6-3. Rooney (0) defeated Olds (W), -3, 6-3. Larson (0) defeated Jacobson (W), 6-0, 6-0. Doubles: - Gilmore and Gallaher (W) de feated Baker and Williams (0), 1-4, 6-4. Rooney and Rickseker (0), de feated Downs and Jacobson (W), 6-3, 7-3. Frosh: Frees (W) lost to Howard () -!, C-L Tesarkh (W) lost to Damschens (t), 6-1. 6-1. Connors (W) lost to. Jensen (0), 6-0. 6-0. Xordquist (W) lost U Crawford (), 6-6. 6-t. Edwards (V) lost to Williams (9), 6-0, 6-3. Doables: Frees and Tesar Ich (V). lost to Damschens and Howard (), 6-4. 6-1. Con nors and Xordtnlst (W), lost to Jensen and Crawford (0), 6-0, 6-J. Gervais Cops County Baseball Playoff GERVAIS Gervais high, win ner of the North Marion county championship, mot Aumsville, winner in the south, Tuesday at St Paul In the playoff gamo and downed the Rangers with a 12-2 rout. Gervais pitcher Cutsforth was in no trouble at any time and limited Aumsville to five hits. Gervais 301 222 02012 11 0 Aumsville 000 100 010 2 5 4 Cutsforth and Brown; Nichal, Lane (4), and Hayes, McManman. Hale America 24-3 SPT ?-..a- Finally Got To See Him And Moid KANSAS CITY, May 7-") Back In 1817, Bill Burwell, pres ent manager of the Louisville Colonels of the American associa tion, was pitching for a Clinton, la., baseball team. Ziggy Sears, now a National league umpire, was playing in left field. Oae day Sears said to Bur well: Tm going home for a day or two. Got to." "What's the matter?"' Bur well asked. "Got a new son at home. I've got to see him." Burwell never did set around to seeing Sears boy until today when Ken Sears pounded out a homer that helped Kansas City deieat the Colonels, 2 to 1. "Well." aald Burwell after the rame, "I fhtally did get to see ZIggy's baby." IWA Office Moved PORTLAND. Mav 7.-UF- Headouarters ot the CIO Inter national Woodworkers of Amer ica will be transferred from Se attle to Portland May 16, IWA Secretary Ed Benedict announced Thursday. Hale America Open Hailed As Success NEW YORK, May 7.-(P)-With such masters as Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan, Craig Wood, Bobby Jones, and many others already entered and more coming every day, the Hale America national open golf tournament not only positively will be held June 18-21 at Chicago but it promises to be a glowing success, the United States Golf association said Thursday. The announcement came in the form of a refutation of a floomy prophecy by President Ed Dudley of the PGA at Phil adelphia that the event might be cancelled for lack of Inter est. It seesos that bis; Ed was bine because only about 209 en tries were in the box at this time, about half of them ama teurs. The tournament is being spon sored jointly by the USGA and the PGA, with Francis Ouimet of Boston, chairman of the joint committee. Local and sectional qualifying rounds are to be held all over the country, with net proceeds both from those and the tournament proper going to the navy relief society and the USO. Entry fees will be turned into war bonds. Columbia Levee Request Denied WASHINGTON, May 7.-(P)-The board of army engineers in formed Senator McNary (R-Ore) it had disapproved the request of the Columbia drainage district No. 1 that levees along the Co lumbia river in Multnomah and Columbia counties, Oregon, be improved to prevent floods. The district urged the work to save farm land being flooded and Chalky Wright Stops Lulu's Win Streak NEW YORKy May 7-()-Lulu Costantino, pride of the east side, came to the end of his long vic tory string Thursday night when he lost an eight-round decision to Chalky Wright of Los Angeles, New York-accepted featherweight champion, before 6000 at St Nicholas arena! It was a non- title bout, each boy weighing 123. For Costantino it was the first defeat la 57 fights as pro. fessionaL and the decision In Wright's favor vnfnrlated Lola's admirers. One Judge called it a draw, while i Referee . Arthur Donovan and! the other official voted f or WrlchC The Associ ated Press, calling It conscienti ously, thought Wright won by five rounds to three. It was a fast, hard fight Wright, a flat-nosed little negro of a re puted 34 years, had a great ad vantage over his inexperienced rival in the infighting. When they got close he plastered Lulu's ribs and that undoubtedly was how he won the nod. Chalky was much the smarter in close, where Lulu appeared not to have been well taught There were ave knockdowns not even a starrer and nobody was seriously hurt Costantino's seconds had a little difficulty, however, In keeping closed a cat on Lulu's left cheek bene. Manning Manages Silverton Sox; Sched Announced SILVERTON Playing Mana ger Ken Manning will again han dle the reigns of the Silverton Red Sox in State league play this season, but just who else will play for the Red Sox has not been given out by W. L. McGinnis, dub manager. A group of young ballplayers are being looked over, however, and they are getting practice on their respective school teams, according to those in the know. The Sox open season play at Portland June 3 against the Portland Firemen, managed by Bay Broows. The Firemen will play a return game here on Jane 7. The rest of the Silverton sched ule: June 15 Silverton at Eurene. June XI Eugene at Silverton. June 28 Silverton at Albany. July 24 Silverton at Port land. July 25-21 Silverton at Bend. August 5 Eugene at Silver ton. August 9 Silverton at Eu gene. Aurust 12 Portland at Sil verton. August 13 Silverton at Al bany August 10 Albany at Silver tea. August 22-23 Bend at Silverton. prevent erosion. The board said the plan was not approved be cause of the large local benefits and the lack of evidence that lo cal interests would shoulder a substantial share of the cost 440 Sdca'i Eiclail Paclrina Planl ! 251 gfift Si UHE.&D.A. FINEST QUALITY INSPECTED MATS PmrpQ K-rvLr and Jti no orifice of quality. ; NO TRICKY BARGAINS. REGULAR Sugar-Cured SIIOKED Picmcs Fat Back BACOIT SQUARES For Seasoning snniUED HAIIS We Feature Choice Eastern Oregon Younr Steer Beef. Unexcelled for Tenderness and Flayor. Young Steer SffiLOIII STEAKS Young FORK STEAK Lean. 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