Leg
.Set
-.
y.. . .. , id, ; ft ;i ,7 iLjf fr ib cy
Couldn't halp but notice the splash by the great Gregory 'where
in he allows as how something is definitely wrong with the Port
sgt. iqxman Encn
best to grandmother In the foot
Yet in game after game Shea
possible and the- badly needed
the opposition fields the punt ana
footed gent who's supposed to
In all the Portland games we've
seen and' the : many more- we've
listened to, the sacrifice play has
' seemingly backfired on Shea at
least 10 times to every time It has
worked. He hasnt got a running
club, nor for the most par a hust-
. ling dub, so should begin to re
alize that running play - and the
Bevos don't mix.
Gotta Hit Em, Not '
Bunt Em Around 7
Shea's get a herd ef ball
gamers whe can't be banted
around the sacks they've get te
be hit around 'em, and front the
looks of the dab in actios most
- of the time, just one base at a ;
time at that. If he persists In
making them bant, might not
be a bad idea to show most of
the boys how It's done, too.
Maybe friend "Gregory wont
agree with us on that since he has
to be more gentle with the home
town favorites and can't call 'em
so many glue-footed bums. But
even in our five years, of stumb
ling through the bushes we've
learned that if a club isn't a run
ning club the only thing that will
save it is base hits and more base
No Flyers, No Ball
GantePhooey'
Saturday : shorts: Babe Bath,
who always' did have a hankering
to skipper a major league elub.
gets his chance Monday. The Bam
bine' has been "signed" to man
age the Big-League AO-Star team
which plays the Boston Braves at
Boston en that day, 8eme of the
stow servicemen Stars- wholl look
to the Babe for signals are Ted
Williams, Johnny Pesky and Don
DiMaggie, a fair trio for any
body's major league nine ... If
' the local Legion still hopes to get
the Pasco Flyers here to play the
Timber Wolves It had best be
snapping its rubber. Seeing where
the WAVES are starting to replace
the Bittners, the Browns, the Am-
erals, the Martinez: and the Mc
, Cormacks at Pasco spells not only
: Snis for. the sailor sluggers as a
; unit but ditto for ballgaming here
with the TWV if something Isn't
done but quick . '. William
Bill" Sine, the hustling catcher
for the Seagulls here last Sunday
who ballhawked a play so effee
: tiTely that be almost made a put--out
at first on a ban hit to his
" : eratie Infield, has been takes en
by the , Timber Wolves as a re
plaeemeat for Lowell Calhoun,
: lost to the team for good . . . 'and
i some 'erroan Reich, .. ex-Tacoma
and Portland ballgamer who gave
ud sergeant's stripes when he
v switched from army at Fort Lew
Is to air force at Gray Field has
t already earned back - the chev
: rons. He's athletic director for the
Gray fielders but stpi is allowed to
play on the Fort Lewis nine, as
. the Timber Wolves will probably
find, put today and tomorrow
And 1s the knew" reports fi
' the .Leslie swimming. pool mf
that "Cody Kid Leah Smith is
.ssxlously. awaiting the boy
friend's training parlor to end at
Farragut, ;Ida ao- they, can get
,. r married -
FisHin' Prospects -Fair to Good
PORTLAND. July 9-(AV
. Fishing eesdlUons in , Oregon
this weekend wUl range from
fair to good, the state game
commission's weekly bnlletin
, Indicated Friday.
County by county report:
Columbia Trout angiing stCl
' should be fair In the Nehalem
river, with spinners and bait
. snost effective.
- Polk Streams beeemlng
eulte lew and clear. The Little
Luckiamute Is fair.
Marion The Santlam Is Im
J proving . steadily', with good
catches being made on files.
High lakes producing seme good
catches. -
Lane -Good fly fl&hing re
ported In Willamette 'river
above Oakrige-and in South
..Fork cf the 7IcHenzte. Clue
river filr. Lakes gJI.
Tillirrsci Came tlaebacLs
1 lit : J It
land Beavers. Meaning of course
their losing so many games by
one run. ", -
1 From ; where we- sit to look
and listen we'd say Manager
Merv Shea is running the club
wrong, or at least backwards.
A glaring fault of the erst
while pachyderms of the PCL
has been the fact 1 that only
about' three at the most could
run 7 faster than i their 4 invalid
grandmothers. v Today the be
loved bums, have the amazing
aggregate total of approximate
ly eight stolen bases for the
: season, proving that the Klepper
kids are still coming , in-second
races.
calls on the sacrifice to set up
runs. And in game after game
tnrows out Dy a mue ine giue-
be advanced to scoring- position.
;- DUANE MELLEM .
Mcllem Takes
Eugene Job
Duane Mellem, since 1941 con
nected as coach: with the Salem
school system, yesterday obtained
his releascfronv the local system
and accepted a contract to coach
at Eugene f. high., schooL He re-
places Ford Mullen, who recently
resigned at Eugene.
Mellem came to Salem from
the University - of Oregos la
, 1941 and began coaching at
both Farrish Junior Ugh and
the senior high school. He was
head mentor of the senior high
golf and swimming teams ; and
t took over baseball when Lt.
Harold Hank entered the navy
last year.
, A year 'ago Mellem was shifted
to the athletic directorship at Les
lie junior high and served in that
position' until the present vaca
tion term. s
V7- Originally : from Minnesota,
Mellem came west te Oregon Is
1939 after graduation from Con
cordia f university and post
graduate work at the U of Min-
: nesota In 193. He coached be
tween t 1936-59 In southern
" Minnesota. ' ; .
; Whether Mellem will take over
Mullen's head coaching job in
basketball and baseball and as
sistant to Head Grid Coach Fritz
Kramer ; at Eugene is not known.
No successor; to Mellem at Les
lie junior high has been announc
ed by Superintendent of Schools
Frank - Bennett
Coast Lcaguo
! (Friday Scores)
Oakland i
9929 919 Mil
999 291 999 MM
Lots.
Lys
Holm,
Seattle ' 999 9399 lll-t 7 1
Sas Diego 999 199 999-1 4 9
Speeee and Ssesae; Cecil
Salkeld.
HoUywood 999 119 S29-T 11 1
Seat Frasw 999 999 199-1 9 9
Blantos and HU1; Seats, Werle
(S) asd OgrodowskL !
have bees takes from Nehalem
river and s big run Is expected
withis next two weeks. -
Lincoln Silets river produe-
Ing some bmebacks. All streams
are moderately low and 'very
clear. Fly fishing Is expected te
Improve.
Curry Few catches of cut
throat treat reported.
Josephine Larger streams
yielding good - trout catches.
Limits J have bees taken with
files en the Rogue. .
Jackson Rogue river fair for
trout. : . :
" Crook Streams Ja Big Sum
mit district fair. '
- Jefferson McteUas, Crooked
-and Deschutes rivers fair.
niamath Xlany limit bags en
troll have been takes in Upper
Klamath an d Agency lakes.
North and South Forks of the
;rsgE8 yklllsg limit catches
i
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Capitol Posters Merge 7ith Jack Abralianis
To Revive Pro Punching Parties in Salem
The American Legion has gone and done it again.
Apparently set on not letting sports in general die such' a hor
rible death in the village these
yesterday ' merged with newly and self-appointed Matchmaker
Jack Abrahams of Portland and next Thursday night, July 15,
will usher in the first of what is
hot revival of the professional
punching parties in Salem.
-Abrahams, , said to - bo once
t connected with the Chemawa
Indian school as a: boxer sad
trainer and new operating a
private stable of fighters under
the Oregon Athletie dub, eos
l tacted Post Commander . Ira
Filcher this week and bared a
plan wherein he could supply
the punch artists If the local
; Legion would do the promoting.
- Abrahams assured Filcher that ;
he could round up 25 or 29 good '
boys la the northwest, most of
I them shipyard workers itching
for a fight, but had no place te
shew ; them, So Filcher and bis
posters, figuring tune's a
wastin', t e ok en ; Abraham's
proposition, i1 -
Result? An opening i card fea
turing Leo The Lion" Turner
and Indian Pat Black Cloud in
the eight-paneled main event of
28 - rounds of 1 boxing " Thursday
night ; - . -:i - I ' L ; j ,:, ' I: 1 ; i; r;
r Mlddleweixht Turner, we II
i knows in these parts and whose -last
wuting was es one ef Joe
Waterman's National Boxlsg
. club 1 cards - is Portland some
- weeks ago. Is said to be Is A-l .,
- shape. ' Abrahams . reports that
Turner has been working out
regularly at the Vanport Ship-
yard athletic club asd Is weigh- .
ing l5S pounds now. --rj
Black Cloud,; also a Swan Is
land' shipyarder has' also fought
on the i Portland cards. A ' 158
pounder. Black ; Cloud decisloned
Billy McGee of San ! Francisco
twice and' flattened Jimmy Col
lins of Portland recently. Abra
hams claims the Indian southpaw
is tired of waiting for better roles
on- Portland .' cards, so is more
than just a little happy at get
ting this - shot at Turner. :
. Wasting' so time probing the
bushes i for battlers, Abrahams
has already matched up the
supporting card for Thursday's
epeserv, Most ef these lesser
lights are aloe right out of the
shipyards asd have .pitched
punches at one time or another
es Waterman's whaling, sesleus.-
Speedy Cannon, ! 140 - pound
colored quicky from San Fran
cisco and Schoolboy Mel Boberts,
143-pound Portlander, draw down
the 8-round 1 semi-windup. Can
non is thought of well , enough to
have been given a spot, on the
opening , fight card in Seattle
Monday night, reports Abrahams.
Roberts is one of the most
popular youngsters In his
tows. He's - only IT but
plenty ef leather asd holds wins .
over such men as Billy Roberts,
J o h n n y - Benjlman and Lee
- RomanleUoall well ' known In
Fortlasd. Ti-:- '-A ' tin-.'-'-"Ace"
Pratt, Klamath Indian
from Eureka, Calif, at 148 pounds
meets Johnny Benjiman, Portland
colored boy, 14? pounds in one of
the three 4-round prelims. Ben
jiman also fights on the Seattle
opener Monday night.
.The other two bouts, both four
rounders, pitch together Kid
Ramirez, 154 - pound Mexican
from Monterey, Mex . and Billy
Ray, 150-pounder of the Portland
Multnomah ' club and P a n c h o
Lupe, ISO pound Mexican from
Los Angeles, CaL; and Alex Ship
pen, 130-pound Umatilla . Indian
from Pendleton.- r " r-.'
Pneher assouseod that ticket
for the, opening brawl would
e m
Cubs 5, Giants 3 ,
NEW YORK, July JHAl
though Ernie Lombardi socked
five hits in five times at bet, in
cluding a two-run homer in the
ninth to tie the score at $-3, the
Chicago Cubs beat the Giants Fri
day 5-3. ,.;'. - : r :c
Chisago 911 999 199 992-5 11 1
N. Tork..99 999 192 999-3 19 S
Wise asd MaeCailough; Wlt
tlg. Adams (9 asd LombardL
Commission
on eggs asd worm bait. Seres
Mue and Wood rivers also good.
Malheur Owyhee river pro
viding reed catches. Limits of
sOversides and rainbows have
been taken at Beulah dam es
spinners and worms.: ;k i i:l
DHS. CHAN . . . LAM
Dr.r.TXuaJn.D. l Dr.O.ChaajNJ
CrnNXSS nerbailsts '. '
241 North Liberty
(Tpctalrs Portlard General Clartrle
Co. Off to open ' Saturday only
18 a.m to 1 p m.; to 7 p) m Con
fultaUon Blood pressure and urine
tests are free of cbarxa. Practiced i
txnee isit. i
L ' ' i r ' " ' ' ' ' t Hi ii i mi J-
Ij neoGa
war .days, the Capitol Posters
hoped will turn out to be a red
Beavers Sock
Sacs, Climb
Back to Third
SACRAMENTO, July 9 -(A3)-Portland
defeated Sacramento, 7
to 4 In a free-hitting Pacific coast
league contest here Friday night
to take a five to one edge in their
current 10-game seriesr : jv
I The Beavers scored in the
second and fourth tunings asd
thes drew ahead with three
more Is the sixth after the- So-'
loss had pounded homo four
counters in the fifth.;.--. ': -r
The Beavers added a pair of
unneeded tallies In the eighth.
With one man out, Stan Rogers,
who had a perfect day at the plate,
singled to center, took second on
a wAd pitch, moved on to third
as Malone threw wild. In an at
tempt to : get him at second and
scored on another wild pitch. Wil
son singled, went to second as
Rupert Thompson was walked and
scored on Les Floyd's base hit to
left - . -.... - .,- u
Fortlasd 919 19S 929 T 12 1
Saera. .999 949 999 411 t
iWilsos asd Adams; Pin tar,
Pillette t) and Malone.
Knott to Hurl
Opening Game
CAMP ; ADAIR-(Special)-Man-ager
Jack Knott of the limber
Wolves baseball dub, former
pitcher for the Philadelphia
American league club, will start
against the Fort Lewis . Warriors
Saturday in Portland as the two
clubs open their two-gsme series.
Just who Manager4 Morrie 'Arno
vich of the Warriors wUl counter
with is not known.
Knott held the Pasco Flyers to
six hits in seven innings in the
all-star game at Seattle on the
Fourth but lost 3-1.
" The two clubs wffl shift to
2 Albany for a Sunday' clash at
2:39 p. m. es Central field.
Knott wfll probably start one
of the following en the mound
Sunday: Sig Langsam or Jim
. Barnes, I righthanders, or , Lefty
Bob Karlln. Barnes b) a new
comer to the already powerful
Wolf nine. ...
Cooper Twirls
3-Hit Shutout
BOSTON, July 9-(JP)-Morton
Cooper won iis 11th game of this
season for the World : Champion
St' Louis Cards Friday as they
shut out the Braves 7 to 0 in the
first game of their; series. The
Braves made but three hits with
only 28 men facing Pitcher Coo
per,: probable.- starter in the all-
star game Tuesday. r "
St ' Louis.401 999 929-7 11
Boston 909 999 990-9 3 1
: M. Cooper and W. Cooper;
Barrett. Farrell (4) and Poland.
BIG SIX
In Baseball '
By, the Associated
Batttag. fSaroa teMen m each leasee)
' rtayes and eiak O AS S H Pet.
Curtrtcht. -White Sox ST. MS SO Si J3
Stephens. ' Dtotuna . , ,. 80 SS3 SI 7S J&l
Wakefield. Ttaera 10 SOS SO 100 J30
Muslal, Cardinals 75 2S3 47 93 J30
Hack, Cubt Tl 17S J7 SS JBt
Herman. ZVideers 78 SM 3 S3 JS21
rMhlcren. PhiUiea . ,.TS S71 SS S7 431
kattee ta:
Wattsnal League Aamerteaa Loagae
Herman. Dodgr . sitEttea. Tankeea S3
Nicholson. Cubs 49 Stephens. Brew 49
DUUaggto, Plrts SSliuibs. Browns 4T
., i ,. '--'i- Johnson, Senat 4T
Besae runs:''- -
Nattonal League Amortean League
Ott. Giants UXeller. Yankees 10
Nicholson. ! Cubs 9 Lambs, . Browns 19
DiMassio, plrata 9 Stephen. Brow 19
LitwhUer. Cards 9! York. Tigers 19
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LC3 ANGHLT3, July 9 -(3
EeTore you bet all your clsnder
on Gtmder the wonder, ILtca te
a word from a track coach whe
is one ef the veterans of them
all: Dean -Cromwell - says - G3
DodJs ef Eos ton is ready te run
the twe-mSe. is less than nine
minutes Saturday.
With practically everybody
SparMers
All-Star ballgamers far the National leaguers m their dream game against the American leaguers next
Tuesday nighty Jaly 13, are (left) Stan Muslal ef the Cardinals, outfielder; (center) Mel Ott of the
Giants, outfield, asd (right) CSly Ileimas of the Dodgers, Inflelder.
Very Important Theft, Indeed
Wally Moses (sliding) of the Chicago White Se steals home with
the wmninx rus Is the 14th Inning of s recent game with Bootes
Bed Sox. Victory case with the- slide, 3-2. Bootee Catcher Bey
Parteo tries to find Moses In the cloud of dust.
Cobb vs. Bambino Again
Georgia Peach Says Baseball
Should and Will Survive 7ar
DETROIT, July eVTyrus Raymond . Cobb declared Friday
that baseball by all means should continue in war-time and fur
thermore tljat he saw no, reason why It couldn't survive.
Without mentioning his old
How They'
STTAMUD ....
COAST LB AG UK - i
W L Pet.' W L Pet
LOS Altg SI SS .728HeIlywd . 40 45 .471
Saa Fran 4S SS J78ISeatUe JS 49 .459
Portland - 41 41 JOOiOakland -SO 4S AS9
San Dies 43 43 V4MiSacTame SS 94 .341
. Friday results:
At Sacramento 4. Portland 7. :
At San Dies 1. Seattle S. ' t
At Lot. AnfclM S, Oakland 2 (10
Innings), t - ..
At San Francisco 1. HoUywoed 7.
NATIONAL I.KAGITS ' - - -
- W L Pet.- - '' W X. Pet.
SL Louis 49 14 S3,Pblladl 34 39 .484
Brooklyn 45 33 J77tBoston -Jit 37 .464
Pittsburs 37 33 J29lChicao 3I 41 All
Cincinna ST M J07lNew Yrk SS 44
- Vridav reeulta:
At Brooklyn SV. Pntsburgh T (19
Innings).' . . -v v
- At Boston 9. St. Louis 7.
At New York S. Chicago S (IS Inn-
At PhnadeTphla 4, Ctncmnolt '11
(nicht. sum). h- : .'
AafXSUCAN LKAOUaU
W L Pet. W--L Pet.
New Yrk 39 -S9 JM CleeeUd -4 SSv499
Detroit J7 33 jaSIBostoa 4 37.479
Chieaco 3533 ASSSt. Louis 73 34 473
Wasbinst 3 SS J14IPhnadtl 4S .42T
Friday results: ; - .-- - - -, .
At PhUortelnMa Detroit 4.
At Oeeelane 9. Waahmgton 1 (U
At St. Louis 17 Boston 4. .
, (Only : games scheduled.)
Sox Lose KoUovriy ; :
Chicago, July i-iffi-Don Kollo
way, 24-year-old second baseman
for the ChlcagoVThite Sox, passed
his army physical . tests x Friday
and was notified to report : to
Camp Grant, m, on July 39.
L
. -jrt'i' JUL
speccliilzx- en the- probaUe
outcome ef the benefit Carnival
of Cham; Ions . feature ' event,
plttlag Gusdar LTaegg, the
Swedl&h cham?, against Dodds,
the divinity student, asd Bobby
Ux&xtJ. iWJUlt California dis
tance galloper, the views ef the
University ef Southern Califor
for National Loop
V,
rival specifically, the 56-year-old
former Georgia peach , thus-took
'another shot at Babe Ruth, who
was - quoted recently ; as saying
that major, league baseball was
losing money fast and would sure
ly have to close shop. .
T think baseball should con
tinue by all means,1 asserted
Cobb, making a business trip
to Detroit where he served two
decades as player asd manager.
T was sery te see - the Texas
league -and seme ethers fold up
' without putting up a stronger
fight to keep going.
"Baseball deserves the right to
operate. It's a great American in
stitution' and, in - my. opinion, - lt
has done much to prepare young.
men physically and mentally for
war."
American
(Friday Scores)
TTash. tot aaa ass ate MM
Clove, ate 40t C8t ttt - S
" lesard, Scarborooch (11)
rXaefner (1J) and Early; ltagby
Boston J41t est 3f 4 11 1
St. Leuis M3 ttt ltl 11 t
Bughses and ; Conroy, ' , Poa
eock (t)i Ussertef sad nayes.
National Lcaguo
(Friday. Scores)
Cincinnati tit tS 113-11 IS 1
PhCadeL. Ul C5J e09-4 13 3
neusser. Sheas (C asd
Muellen Kimball, Diets ..' (t),
Fschs (t) and Flaley.
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sts&3 ecf. " ."'
Tve bees watching - Dodls
asd he's la top shape," reported
: Cromwell, seasoned " buCder ef
champions. "Dodis ran six laps
faster than LTaegg ran the , same
distance La their recent Chieage
race, and he seemed te have .
plenty left. So the Swede may
bo getting more than he bar-
All - Stars
Bums X7in Wild
One From Bucs
I BROOKLYN, July sur
prise" squeeze bunt by Billy Her
man with the score tied, bases
loaded, j and two .put, climaxed a
four run tenth inning rally to give
Brooklyn an 8 to 7 victory over
Pittsburgh Friday.
The Pirates apparently . bad
the game by scoring three
en four hits off Ed Head
i and Xirby Elgbe la the top ef
; the tenth. but the Dodgers,
bounced right back against Bob
Klinger. fourth Pirate hurler,
who failed te retire ony of the
five sues he faced. ,
Here's how the Dodgers did it:
Augio Calan singled, Dolph .Ca
milli.and Bobby Bragan walked,
filling ( the bases. Galan scored
when Pete Coscarart fumbled at
Glossop's grounder. Pinch hitter
Dee Moore walked,' forcing In Ca
mmi and bringing ; BUI : Brandt
to Klinger's relief . Arky Vaughan
and . Frenchy- Bordargary hit
grounders on which Berkley, run
ning for Bragan, and Glossop were
forced at the plate. Joe Med wick
then beat out an infield hit scor-
ing Moore with the tying run and
setting the stage for Herman's
winning bunt.- ""' '
Pitts iltt3 ttt ttt -3 7 13 3
Brook. fet tit SOt 4 13 1
nerbert, ateslgno (7), Ger
nJefcl i (3) . Klinger (It) Brandt
(lt) asd Lopes; Newsem, Head
(S) EUxbo (It) and Bragan.
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Tigs Trininpli
DETROIT, July fiHVThe De
troit Tigers cut the New York
Yankees lead ' to two games by
shutting out the Philadelphia Ath
letics, 4 to 0, behind the four-hit
hurling of Little Hal White In a
twilight game Friday night It was
White's second win sgainst seven
defeats. The Tigers collected 11
bits off three Philadelphia pitch
ers. : ' .i
PhUa. -...., ttt tot est a 4 3
Detroit J8t tit ttx 4 11 1
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' Christopher, Fsgas (7) Cesse
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Just what the seloetod repro
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have learned during the Inten
sive St-heur course Is water
safety as taught by Americas
National Red Cress Field Repre
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week Is Ollnger playground
swimming pool will bo demon
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the publie is Invited te attend.
The troops have been learn-
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hew te swim with full pack.
how to keep firearms dry while
in water, how ' to enter and
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transport - an Individual on a .
airetchar In water, how to awlm .
through burning ell and debris
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