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Brooms Sfem Double m -" .- . if rj . ; vv- i... ' . : tin a i i;. A Sclcsi.' Oriqon; Sunday Morning 8ptombr . 1S42 oatraiiicjiiu; of tlir Pacific CdasUeagueIeadmtLoi Anieles-bafe Hz$yfJCiv ene game ball club Saturday while the Angels were, bowing - Piortland'a; defeat., hetrtUned v-'ehancttl at breaking the centnrr 'mark In defeat witk a total of ; - t7 to' date aad. plenty af gam ; "t: left, to for 1W1M.'--Vi':y;v,-f Sacramento" ..030 ilO-'100-, 9 -1 Pertland H.300 000 ; 002-5 13 . 6 ':. Nelson and- Mueller; , Osborne, Fitike (7) arid Leovich; ; Hodderti MUcues ' OAKLANb,' Calif, Sept 5-ff) Pitcher, Heiury Pippeh of Oakland 'allowed a "single in the fourth, a ' r fble in Che ninth , arid nothing -'-fy glir -7r0r Saturday ' 'for their 'third w . atiigBvic5ry--sin ; c - - . Coastlagueeries.'?,'; ? , : V Las 'Aageles'- twa hnrkrs, Kea; r- : auaBirkeiaa'Paaeeif DaTls . - weri 'far Um niggardly sar readerlng 1 kits between them, ; Vbt even they m)ht hare ' escaped with ; miner damage f j for the eenterfleld mls- t ' caes af Clarence Maddern. : ' Los Angeles .000 000 000-0 2 2 f ' Oakland I101 000 32x-7 16 ' I Ttaffenfeereer. Davis (8) and '. Campbell; Pippen and RaimondL Seal 3, Start 0 I - HOLLYWOOD, Sept 5-MP)-Sad " Sam Gibson blanked Hollywood Saturday, 3-0, to a hurling duel 'with Whitey Hilcher. Gibson al ' lowed the Stars only six hits and S Hilcher was touched for six but the Seals smashed out two homers, ' San Fran. -L..00 1 101 000-3 C C Hollywood 000 000 000-O ( : Gibson and Sprinz; Hilcher, Thomas (8) and Atwood. ... ; - I - i" - Suds 3. Padres 1 ; SEATTLE, Sept 5-tfVSeattle hit Frankie Dasso, the San Diego f baseball club's fireball merchant "safely 13 times for 3-rvictory ! here Saturday. The clubs will re- " turn.' to' doubleheader' bills Sun ; day and Monday.' 4 ' San Diego -.000 000 010-1 7 ! SeatUe -"I000 011 lOx-S 13 I P'. Dasso and Detore; Carnett and " -Kearse. :" i 1 NCAA Turns War Bonds I Vi CHICAGO, Sept 5 '-(Jfy The NCAA executive committee, clos ing a two-day session Saturday, 'ordered a. fund of $30,000, brig . inally' collected to ; send United States college athletes'to the 1940 Olympic games jn Finland, con verted into war savings bonds. i The committee . took no' new action urging Intensified 'physi cal hardening programs In col leges and universities bnt re Kerated Its stand taken in reso- : - InUons at Ito meeting In Detroit last winter. At that time It ask-' .' ed governing groups of schools ' to provide facilities and cnrrle- ,. - alam adjvstmentr for ; develop- A i men of physical programs as a military - prei-servlce measure. The committee ;saJd y it , would .'- recommepd to xts: rules" group "that . r 'tXt ruJeS'- affecting, college 'sports S be frozen for; the duration. . -.T SWEET . HOME Sent - $-JP ' ' ptaye'; Of t h' el.- McDowell f Creefr.iCogguig company5 have xpr " jected.a"- proposal " to : affiliate Money "r i - T Reject Union Plan ; with" thetCIOisn .X Hedtrick, t Saturday r after an election.-. ;-. - cilu4pn,'.e.viad., w i i r trx f l t c : sttc o . KLAMATH FALLS OHEL, Sept 5 risPfc Sadie, the dancing elephant,- was "stlllf sprawled out'on the LaXeview high school football fields Saturday night, showing no 1 inclination ' whatever to get up," the ' approaching notwithstanding. ' Sadie, Rassell Brothers' CIr-' ens -Jachyderm; and her trailer. . rolled - of f, the - highway near Lakeview into Antelope (now t ek;haBt) canyon Acr. 23. Clr-' eus hinZi with the aid ef . tlock and tackle and some oth er elephants, got her back on .f s rc:3. Eot.Eaile i'.:ti anJ ! '1 djwn and refused to get up. Stidii Cifciis fflrk Leaa tyr rum s;the Solons defeated Jfortiana o-o:nere -v:'.-f'::.v to Oakland. -" " .h.tABt th llfUs - ; I Coast league-leading Log Ange les Angels an two bits, thus en abling the SaeraaaenM Salons to ereea within ene game . ef - the LA nine. . - - ;; ."' John Dawson Bob Gardner Gain. Finals DEL MONTE, CALIF, Sept 5 -(;p)-Likeable Johny Dawson, a Hollywood resident who stars in golf . rather than in the movies, and Bob Gardner, a San Diego state college student, became fin alists .Saturday in the California amateur, championship. , Dawson, eonqaered Smiley Quick, Los Angeles, t and' 1 lav what developed Into a tlcht straggle after the former had made a 'ranaway of it in the first half ef the 31-hale semi finals. ' ' - " Gardner moved Into the last phase of the links battle in some what easier .fashion. He . took a 5 .and 3 decision , over Frank Hix on, Pasadena, and led from the second he'e on. y-The. title will be decided to morrow ever 38 holes at Pebble Beach and the locale will be a familiar one " to 21-year aid Gardner. He lost oat for It here a year ago, being defeated. by Ernest Pleper, Jr San Jose, who bowed ont In' the first round this week. ." ', BiUySeweU Transferred vciwr rrvrvorv wnrr? ttt c.n cuit a uuviuji, n iuuii a , iKjik 5-(iT)-Corp. Billy SewelL the na- tion's leading passer two years ago at Washington State college, has! been transferred from Fort Lewis to Fort Wright and will seek a halfback berth with the grid team here, Coach W, B. (Red) Reese said Saturday. " ..T Reese' said the two dozen play ers now.working but included men from Florida; ; New .York, Texas, California, Washington and points betweeh-representing 13 states.- rtuth Hurt in Diye - NEWPORT," Sept , S X piunge - mto tne namtorium pool bcreiFriday, severely tinjuriedrRo- bert Matthews, ' 17 son , 'of Mrsv tWillam Matthews; editor ef the Yauin'iy News and president pf the Newport -high student body, r anient -of y the injuries .was not determined,: .but he Was feared to have: suffered a neck disloca- lion.'' .' - " :- , ElephdnL JL mt.'i ...,. ft ' Thus .reclining, she wai trans ported to the nearby , field. The eireua" hromfht'fn rn- ful Gardner a htw .ii pnant speciaiist He poked,- prod - ded and tronounel "ii um) as a dollar. But she stm Wouldn't get UP. -: " V;-- ...v- " The; circus bad. other ' engage ments. It had to leave. It made arrangement J for feeding and -attention for . Sadie. And Sadie is stm taking her ease and obstruct ing .early football practice, but seemingly thriving and healthy. Yon figure it eat The circus . i : ' Is,- - r, - 1 ;jBT.. LOUIS, Sept third-place St Lowa third-place 5t wtm h r o wn i swept their second straight dou- ( ' Br owni UeheaderJrom the Cleveland In- f daans Saturday, winning the first game, 0-2, with a four-run rally in me eicnia unui( -hjju, tjuns , we second kanie,.-4-37..with a" three- run spree-.m e:s;yenth.';.Tlie In dians now irau .we ; Browns dj 4 H iamesV; A ; Vr- aevelandU-.T 000, 020: 000-2 sj;l SttlxjuIsi'TOOO 001 Ur9 U 0 Kennedy,': Eisenstat-t?); tieving (?) and Desautels, Hegan'(S); Os- termueller and Hayes, Ferrell (8) Qeveland 001 000 002-3 7 .1 St-Louis 019 00 SO- Smith Ferrick: ?) and Den-1 Yanks; Solons Split WASHINGTON, Sept.V .-(f Big. Bflf Zubef limited 'the New York Yankees to five hits ias Washington turned baclc the world champions, 1 to 0; in . the second game -Jot twln't bill ' Satoday night, after the Yankees had taken the opener, 6. to 2, behind Ernie Bonham's steady hurling. , New .YorkL 400 000 002- a7 0 Washington 010 -000 0102 a - 2 X Bonham .Tand;. Dickey Leonard, roiier (v; am tvans. v j v - New York 1. 000 000' 000-fl. .5. 6 Washington- 001 000 00-l 10 1. ' . 1 1 rr 1 . J - creuer, mu xiosar; .uocr ana Early. 1 1 - ; CHICAGO. ; Sept- 5.-()-TThe; left iMe of the Detroit Tigers', m- neld-Thn-jiBasemah Pinky .Hlg-1 gins and Rookie Shortstop johnny. 1 , Mam MiMMlM . Tma nit. itiiv- 1"" W J .IJ.4 . 1 1 H 1 T: " A..V . . m 4-2 victory over, the Chicago White. Sox. vr - ' . . Detroit 810 101 001-4 11 2 Chicago 002 000 000-2 4 1 Trout and Parsons; Humphries and Tresh. A'b 4, Bosox 3 BOSTON, Sept 5-JP)-P bill Marchudon won bis 16th game Saturday as the Philadelphia Ath letics came from behind to beat the Boston Red Sox, 4 to 3. Philadelphia , 000 120 100-4 9 0 Boston . 003 000 000-3 10 0 Marchildon and Swift; Hugh- son, Brown (9) and Peacock. Bowlers Plan For League Openings The gathering of the two fore-1 most bowling leagues- this week i marks the beginning of the fall and - winter bowling activity" for the Perfection bowling courts." Some curtailment will be nec essary dne to war changes bat the Perfection management as sures bowlers that teams will be about, the same. .; - The City. Major league meeting has been called for Tuesday night at eight o'clock, while the Com mercial circuit will gather Wed nesday, night Montana State Grid . Schedule Curtailed , BozEMAN, Mont, Sept i- -Montana State college will- can - ed its Rocky 'Mountain confer- I ..:lt..u i.j i, iw' i ence looiDau games uus vux, aui- ietic director Schubert Dyche an- nounced Saturday night - Dyche Intends, he said, to go through with the only two non conference contests on the sc he dale: Idaho Southern Branch at Baseman Oct' 18 and Montana University at Butte Oct 24. Competitor for ' Vancouver's Clarence Maddern, thiough '- now' patrolling; center field position for the Los' Angeles l Angels in the Pacific coast- league, boosted .bis," average" - someV six pointf 'and now leads', the- entire' Western:" International..: baseball .circuit .W&'i'sharpw4S3i percent, aser-averages released 'Saturday (revealed,: Jack Richards, Salem's hust ling '.first baseman, gained It; more himself to takeXfirm hold on second place with a J43 Average. 1 Even thooh Wch ards' was not given credit for I " the games of August' 39 and Si . at Spokane not much hope was . given the former ' Willamette . . university ' man ta- overtake v -Maddern. "V " '. . " Sam Taofmina, Salem outfield er, is in fifth place but does, not qualify because of an Insufficient number of games" played. 1 . ' . , o ab ? r : h Pet. I Vancouver. i13l. 4431 sso. 122 .- S27 I srokn - usi 4444: nei. sei I Tacoma 123 -4524. e4 1164-ass . . ? team nxviixsa. - W. I., PO A B Pet. Vancouver J79 Bl 3434 -1621 Spokane ..53 77 3410 1551 182 6S 228 954 til SSI saieat M s 1151 1253 Tacoma . 70 C2 J7 1564 iS7 S4 rVDIVTDUAL. BATTTVO mclaSc Players la Tea or Mere Gimtt xcM ruetktn Battiac Brlow J.t - . Ab H HrEbi Pet Maddern. Van. ef 178 1 64 354 Rlcmaraa, Sal lb 111 111 U U yr;f 1 LOZCningtQT UllClB r- - t - ' itiooettVoar 'yf'' V.r-,A. -' F. PwjwT Meet in Net Sin NEW YORK, Sept S -flV ?A5 aS l V I "VV-?;-?". have .cuto deeply intpenum- -' ViS X- knowsonV, pf aight' members of ' .Kk'fikl lastfyeWs.team'jiotet intmif J 'fcnnPItnrtak " -' -. r-'SSVf-v''&RJR: flew is ow wtuaij iJ sn1 Tx) Sohmnlor 4r of ClMidale. Califs fomrht their to the final round of the national Forest Hills Saturday as a crowd Buck Bruning Retains Dog Show Title PORTLAND, ORE, Sept M5) -Buck Bruning of Ashaba, hand led by his; owner, J5r. Stewart Sowle, Rockford, HL, Saturday retained the - Pacific northwest Springer Spaniel club's amateur shooting dog stakes trophy. . It was the second straight victory for seven-year-eld Back, the oldest dag hi the elnVs an Baal event - Newt Sir Malcolm, northwest field tail champion in 1839 and owned by" Dr. C.G. Sabin, Port land, was second. .,-.' - " -'r-Brawny of Ormaady, -owned and handled by K. O. Beqsettej Stockton, Califs was third and Elysian Echo, owned and hand-, led by E. G. 'Roller, Oakland,'; Calif, was fourth, " Marendo's Chino, owned by A, L. Marengo, Stockton,' won the puppy stakes. ; ' The open all age event will be held Sunday. . Krause1 Selected 1 d ' r iV' ' ' T ' ' UV-VregOll iHXT I , vy. ,. EUGENE, Sept 5 -(P)- Gun ther Krause of Portland ; is the new president of the Oregon State Bar association, named -.- at the closing session of the annual con vention here. - j : ' Herbert -Welsh, Lakeview, was named vice president Arthur H. Bueeola, Fpok. lb 4Mt 1S4 1 S SIS 3 315 LoForte, -Tac.-ea -3i:i jei Taormlna, Sal, of 1Z Jonas, ' Van, p ' S3 1 Wrieht. Van. lb ii. 47r Abbott, Tac. of , -Mullen, Van. 2b 528 II t M 311 30 48 3t'3 144 11-89 501 121 IS ; m 2-9 157 . - 4 27 Jacobs. SDok- lb 37 . 11 1. 9 21 Brovia. Tac, of 97 ; 7 M 2S3 Cameron, Spok, 3b 447 -129 58 2 3 Donovan, Van. 3b 363 105 1 70 2 9 Malolry, Van. sa 2?5 150 1 I7 W Sueme. Van. e 33 109 S 47 SS CCenaen. Sal. of IS O S 21 Adn. SDOk. of 4C1 123 1 43 Cauuanx, ul Z ..437 lit It i: Pctertea. Sal. c 404 1U 4S 278 ddern WSL ! i ' r ? . ' ' r .41.. .: ... : 'i-t.s'-v .. ' . . : -. : . .m. ,a .. - : " :.:.. ... '- " , I ' - ' JACK RICHARDS . I I 1 a v - a : -: Kt: Vl-?Kaldn1eyeii .1:; ; ? w vl I f. Enlistments in the armed forces IChMerROAtf M1AW-. drinm tel aatsbier T S5ir SS?. gles final Frankie Parker of Los Angeles, I amateur tennis championships at of 9000 roared approval Parker, the 27-year-old bat tler ef Palish extraction wha has been trying to win the title for It long years, reached the threshhold of his ambition as he turned back Fanehe Segara of Ecuador. S-L f-1, 2-C, t-2. It marked the first time Frankie ever had reached the finals. : Sehroeder, 21, and the nation' top-ranked amateur player in this war year, survived a -furious I first set to eliminate Lieut Gard ner Mulloy of Jacksonville, Fla 9-7, 6-3, 0-4. It also was the first 1 time he had been within shooting distance of the .title, though he! won the doubles championship last year with Jack Kramer. I 1 Winners af the women's semi- I finals were ' Lenlse ' Breogh af Beverly Hills; Calif, and Paul ine Bets af Los Angeles, giving the coast state a monopoly on the " sinslea play-offs. Miss Brough, after a shaky start, re- covered to lick blond Helen Bernbird of New York City 5-7, -4, 6-2. Miss Beta foaght.ff a' 'match' point. against herein the' .' third set to win ont over Mar garet Osborne of. San Francisco" The women's finals ' will-- be played Sunday,' as well as the final -; in the men's doubles, 1 in which . Sehroeder and Sidney Wood, jrv meet Mulloy and Wil- liam Talbert of Cmcinnati. Schroe - der and Parker are not scheduled to settle, their leud until Monday, when . the women's doubles and mixed : doubles .crowns also will be.decided.' ' : r ' :", Lewis, Portland, i was i, reelected treasurer, . and V F. rM.' - Sercome, rviuuu, iccicvvcu. bcvicmuj. '. K Only; e Schni, Tae, P 'Z134 37 - J i. IS Tto Youngman,Tac, irsj 147 c a w . zoa . T-r av ' til m . aut - puiiina. s.V8f'l325Vi5:,asa 97. it SI g Championship Bradley, Tac, p iXju- 23, 'a;2S3L'. ad-.$heltonpurse iithe .It. tiy, pokv 3B 'iuei, :4-2 I? . iPrtUifthiarr Modiep-r-5 tar iS:Ml "S. Ir'p-rSea re:hUhgunan Roeee. SaL'-M KitUe:Spok, p OUHTg. .11 Bu&bman, Ball. Balstrom, Moore, Roane; Bryant Man, aav '- 4221 Pttar, Spok, e 4..5e.ao-. s i4 a.uiou,'Vaj, c . rr T . . . - i-i a an an - , it i . 'a -a -s- 234 1 invai... jv?eu .-w-v-w vet: SpokipsM 3tr'a: i 4 324 h 4 Hiltibrand .handican 2.' 80 . Ur- van. c ii:.ins -stfi- at 2231 ii--.-: - k..riii'"'v '-.:?. Sal, 3b -a.l3S - 3S'e ' 1722 I I? ,usu-. rvue g iu, a -, ,!, .2i';ri1lr I,.;!'; Rll ( Will. M fsre-eti i'Ta.lbr JJ SO a 44 317 Vtr'-7? -TT?- Van; p.- 7 K"e 7f 2o9rJLn,tne,MUtiDrana, nanoicap. Wi "a: Sjiaal..- l-SaYf ;!fr2lt Observing tte 88th t)irthdayf 600 is . schanr.Tae at -is u ess 123,125 ' . I tT.rx; . -. r'JC a. . Moore.-sal w2 is ii 4 i t: i c, Johnson. Tac 31 13 - is 44 14 171 ErauU, Sal -: 1 v 4 Garland. polc .X33 11 Henriksen Van 29 10 Baetdi. Van-Sal t9i - S Sooerberg, - Sal .32 Y t Buthman, - Spok 28 S O'Flynn, Spok 24 T Brovio, Tac 1 Clow, Sal 24 - Molitor, Spok , 14 . 1 UinhiS. Van a a Noto Official scores of Salem at Van r poicane games ci ugusv ana have not been received.) Jona, Van , ..T...23 'ja .v ! ' GMitSiMipJBii: n KEW..YOR1C Septal I -PH'Tht New York Giants' put CTimpi'in;be;perintipU as they rode to -ft Victory over the 1 NaUonal league leaders on 7 rif ". 1-' fan .i Aom luesaav PORTLAND, ORE.. Sept, S-WV CoachRoberi LI Matty? -Math ews Saturday, issued a call .for what he i hopesV will be the first University ox Portland xootbau There b eonslderabla .doabt I thai : this will j eonia aff .as. ' planned. for;. Mathews at ; y et ; field? a ;toneh Kmilin iil fokVmemeM. Phil: Braphy and Orvllle Shields. rilattewlls willing, tosettlt for a' 20-man squad," let alone a win ning one, .and in an attempt to muster the squad, Portland has declared . freshmen ' eligible - for T1? P1 X : I X : 1 Dim-out , regulaUons upset tne lPofnd achedule, ajid.it stm has not been revised. To date,' games scheduled are Sept .25 Pacific Lutheran at Portland; Oct 23 Wuametto at Portland; Oct 23 Linfield at Portland. Tigers Best Spokes9 8-7; Or - T7 T OClllliT f lLLOT SPOKANE, Sept S-C-After two nights of extra-inning battles, Spokane and Tacoma managed to finish" a Western , International league baseball game In the resu night,! Tacoma chopping short a lation number of stanzas Saturday Spokane rally in the ninth for an 8 to 7 victory. .. Spokane had .the tying tally an . third base when the . end 16 by Spokane off Charlie Schanz, "Twenty-six bits were racked upl posting hla t victory. Xhe hitter's but Schanz struck out 11 men in picnic "rsaw. Spokane's . Johnny Stamper get four hits, one a ninth- frame triple, in five times at bat, and manager Pip Kohler: of Ta coma hit .three-. for four. " , Tacoma' took a 4-2. lead in the third but opened the eighth with I the count all even at e-alt A Tex J as league ; single by ; Pat Rooney 1 bushed home two counters, enouch 1 to win the.' came when Stamoer I died on third : in' the ninth after I tripling one run home for , Spo- kaneJ Tacoma L..:.:.103 020 020-8 10 1 Spokane -201 020 1017X6 2 " Schanz and Spurgeoni OTlynn and Cameron.' yv.: 'ir en At a ejnwr . 't'n at v (iMAinrlaot ".k f I . ' t sxioou' ine cara mauaes: v,- lifMUyard targets, twb'prites tin eaStcW AB-rXM y 1 . o.-:.'roi; 7 f M.' I" Morris members of the f am per Friday, night. withJir. ,and I Morris at their Home, sso North. 'fouilh.atreeV l.the group er "TJr.' and Mr.- Henrr Morris if.?': Trapm ioiuiijDaa Scheduled for today at the Sa lem Trapsnooters' cinbii themer- ?i!?r-!:i fell t otf each:3r--,-f.i is I-440 ii is of Salcnr and ite and Mrs R. E. 14-1 ir 134. Seibert;r .of McIlvmejivhne is s;s 14' n messages for the ccasibnT were w 255 i?i 1 received from Mrs!. ' Rose AUen 5 U n il der, another ! daughter who Uves 14 io in si in Klamath Falls; from another 1 !m if !! Dr. Morris, a son. who makes his J home in Pine Bluff, WjO and i I . I "CCl tWO grandsons. Her waning at CtnelnaatLj the lass clipped a fair game aff the Dodgers' adf, vtjilage In the lnnant. chase,, leaving them anly three, lengths ' to "front of. the Cardinals - J In turning back, their crosstown rivals" til, the opener Jor threes game series before jcrowd of 8,963 paying " customers, the Giants routed Whitlow Wyatt, the ace of the Dodger curving. corps, and tagged him with, his fifth de feat compared with : 17 ' triumphs. While Young's grand slam was' h the payoff punch, the blow that i pradneed the final Giant ran ' and sent Wyatt to . the showers ' was a single by rookie Mickey Witek. wha collected three hits - for the day to stretch Ids bat ting' streak to 14 eanseeative j games, 5 v .-' f v : Bill McGee was Wyatt's mound rival at the start,' but he failed to Jfast jthrough ., the fourth, al though "the Giants.:, gave , him v a "vo-ruh lead in. the opening'frame oa'singles by , Billy Werber and I Witek, an error by Dixie Walker FandVan outfield; -fly. by, Young. vf alker, wha more, than made 4 a for. Ida bad threw ay on ring im fonr of Brooklyn rmnsand' tearing throe tinses Usoaelf, tied the score lsi .' the' second with the first of his two hem Brooklyn . .020200020-6 J00 041 00-7 10 New York 1 Wyatt, French (8), Casey (7), Head (8) and Owen; McGee, Teld man (4), Adams (8) and Mancuso. CINCINNATI, Sept 5-6VThe St . Louis Cardinals won their second straight game .from the Cincinnati Reds Saturday, 3 to 1, Johnny Bepp scored the win ning ran in the ninth an a short liner toward Erie Tipton la cen ter field, going ta- second after Erie aasumed Johnny was going to call it a single.' lie crossed the plate on George Jarowskl's single, '-i ' :;."-;vA Ken ODea'i blooper jingle In the sixth scored both . the other Card runs, with Stan Musial mak ing it an the way from first St Louis 000 002 001-3 10 3 Cincinnati; 010 001 000-3 100 Gumbert, Krist (8) and Owen Starr, Thompson (7) and Lamanb. How Thev WKSTEXN INTCXNATIONAL WL Pet ' ' Wt.PM Vancouv SI S3 jSM Salem . 58 73 .443 Tacoma 74 62 .544, Spokane '- M SO .412 aaioraay act ant Vancouver 1-5, Salem S-3. Tacoma t, Spokane t. ' COAST tEAGTJfc Wl. Pet. WLPct. Los Ang 4 45 J91 San Fran Sacrmto 82 85 i86 Oakland ; Seattle . - S3 72 341 HoUywd -San Diego 79 78 .500! Portland . 79 80 497 73 8S .462 70 89 .440 0 97 sa sataraay Kesmit saeramento S, Portland t. Oakland 1, Los An teles 0. San Franciaco 3, Hollywood 0. Seattle 3, San Diefo 1. . NATIONAL LEAGCE WLPct. ' WLPct Brooklyn 91 42 484! Pittsburgh B9 S9 .481 M, iOUia SV49 Aotjcnicago W 74 . 454 New York 73 60 .349' Boston . 53 88 Cincinnati 83 88 .494 Philadel 2490 J84 aataraaya nesaita . - BrookOyn a, Mew York 7. St Louis S, Cincinnati 1. AMEKICAN LB AG VI - -. WL Pet - ' NewYork 89 45 J64i Detroit Boston ' ' ti 54 .eoiChicato WLPct 5 71 .478 59 71 .454 St. Louis .72 83 J33Wahfnetn 84 77 .412 Cleveland 64 64 SW);PhiladeTph 80 89 380 satarcay susana---.v....; New York M, wumnnon x-i. St Louis 4-4. Cleveland 2-S. Detroit 4TCblcaso i; i " Philadelphia. 4.. Boston S. V s r t sa w , a a. - . sr a i '"v- : vi. -J 1 v. 1 -Ml-" , y 1 -'"--i, - i Jack frost P. Tan C-aoaowJ t . SUU Cottar Its. - SaJent - Ikone illll Official. Oorarnment Tire Inapoetors Northwest War Industries footbal f. league, wiu?vieaJO enierei irvin . . oruand, -Vancouver, - Seattle anav opoaane aeiense pianis, umpuncA .1 a . . . . f--.- 1 i ed a ,12-game borne-andhom schedule Saturday' with play openi i." ing Sunday,- September i4: i Portland and: Spokane.?. -; ,' . . .Vancoaver wW, play at Fort J land and Seattle at Spokane In ir v the first games, an ef arhlch Vtll . Commissioner -.Cotton f.Wilcoa " V listed the rest of .the schedule "U as,followsi4 T-.7?:: Sept 27-r-Spokane at VancpuVer. f Oct 4-T-Seattle at PorUaridC- l:.-, Oct : ll-l-Spokaneat Seattle. " Oct? 18 -Vancouver at; Spo- kane - Portland at Seattle: i v 1 Oct 23 Seattle at Vancouver! Portland at Spokane. - 'rvT t ' ; ' -Nov." l'f Ooen' for Xeima play" - Independent elevens J ? i i - Nov. S - Vancouver at Seattle! Spokane: at Portland, e '-i 1 Nov. 15 Vancouver at Port-r rorlworlJaYS Iri:Portlafia PORTLAND, OR1L Sept -UPi ! -tjrolfdom's leading money win ner, . Ben -Hogan,' will spend ' two days in Portland on his, Pacific northwest benefit tour, Al White, Portland " promoter -in charge, said Saturday. ' - 5 On Sept 31 ha. will giye aa exhibition ai Uoyd's golf eonrsa 'and the foUowlng day will play a match at Alderwaad; with three well o known Portland prea, Larry Lamberger, Ted Lengwarth and Al Zimmerman. White sakt that f final arrange ments have not been completed for HoganY appearance at several ci3 ties, but that i he had been def initely booked for Boise Sept ISf Spokane Sept 13, Walla Walla Sept '14K Seattle Sept 15, and Vancouver Sept 17. Tentative ar rangements have been made for a Sept 19 match' at Tacoma and several other dates are pending, he added. Iregion Nine Again Wins MANCHESTER, NH, Sept l(P) Loa Angeles defeated Manchester, 5-2, Saturday for a second straight victory in the American Legion Junior baseball championships. rne tmra game in tne best Uiree- in-five series will be played Sun day afternoon. Sandberg Named WSC Frqsli Coacli SEATTLE, Sept Roy Sandberg,' former Washington State college football and baseball star, was signed Saturday by the University of Washington as fresh man football coach to succeed El mer Huhta, former Hoquiam high school mentor who came here sev eral months ago' but entered the army- before he got to field a yearling team. 'V 'j f "; ' Sandberg coached football at the Collere of Paget Soand. Ta coma, f rem' 1931 ta 1337 ; and aba has coached i Everett high school and Pnukli: Wgh," Porti ..He was graduated from in mi ; "J.:"' v ' aea. a. rT. . H Angeles aaT8a " al t I