Ross, Coke Bottles Conk Karlinko in Y7ild
Brawl; Tony Retains IightheayyTitleBelti ; :
Tough .Tony Boss' kid will still be playing with the Pacific Coast lightheavy rasslin titfe
belt today just as papa Tony said he would before he put the thins! uo against Leo "-Steenko'! Kar-
linko last night at the armory; For the North Winter street inusclernan kept his promi-. He gave
the rough and ready Russian a working-over of the first water ih their title tussle, and in so do-
. ' ' . :,v;,,'; .... .. '.. . I I in made a 'grappling hall! chock
4k! rfe ilLmCtnllJJ?:
- Personal pickups:. Lefty Jack Richards, the WIL's swatting
king just about a year goy has finished up naval preflight and
basics work at Iowa City and Olathe, Kas ahd is now in advan
ced work at either Corpus
Christi or Pensacola. Same oV
Jack - - he still doesn't know:
where, he's gding next v .
Cliff Olson,.: who rearedV the
."-Marvelous Marvs" M a r y i n
Tommervik and Marvel Harsh
man at Pacific Lutheran, then
went over to Fort Lewis to become-
civilian physical educa
tional instructor and f i n a 1 ly
wound up business bossing the
Tacoma baseball Tigers, is now
back at the beginningPacific
Lutheran. He's h e a d i n g the
phys. ed. program at PLC, but
when grid time - rolls V around
tie'U : spectate oniyi- Pacific Lu-
theran has been duratibnized along with so many; others ,
Hub Kittle, flossy JBreballer of WIL days who was doing a nice
job with Oakland this summer until his draft board got to the
"K's," is flinging for .the Sixth Ferrying Command nine of Long
Beach, the same club which has
such ballgamers as Red Ruffing,
Nanny, Fernandez, Harry Da lining
and Max West . i- Joyce Mc
Crea, a "Cody Kid" along with
Nancy Merld, Brenda Helser and
Sue Zimmerman before she got
married, now paddles for- the San
Francisco Chrystal Plunge; team,
the same outfit which brought Ann
Curtis into the national picture in
gal's swimming . , . . And Ma
jor. Paul Schissler, pre-Lon Stiner
grid boss at Oregon SUte. (1924
31), is preparing for the coming
campaign as headman of .the
March Field, Calif., Flyers eleven.
iW About , Pilch?
Note to "Promoter" Pileher:
You and your. Capital Fosters
have- been-lookinir r for some
thing: to promote laiely, so how
about this: JThe major league
. barnstormers have included aau
October IS stop In Pendleton
. during their . post-season west
ward Jaunt. : Maybe if the right
- person were contacted, Mr. Fr
you : might : entlee the big lea
guers to whip off. nine innings ;
or so la Geo.'E. Waters park oa
October 14 or IS or 44 or 17.
on a Sunday.) Might writo one
Judge K. M.- Landis, Baseban
Commissioner, Chlesgo. HL, in
re same, as the ballgamers das
' sn't blow, their noses the wrong
way without an okeh from hinv
But you'd get an answer at lesSt.
For a JPhile, Anyway
4ivui . vua, if uiuauviwi ajoiv
All-Coaster Teddy OgdaMU won't
have long to show the Coast con
lerence boys what he can do in a
football suit after all. Same goes
. for Pivoter Pat White.
Both ' men, all-Northwest con
ference selectees last fall, are sen
iors at v the ,L marines , College of
Pacific school and are included in
the Octobe r graduating class.
Which means they'll be members
ef Amos Alonzo Stagg's Tijers
Jor just three games.
A like situation exfaU at
Southern California, too, where
" Coach Jeff Cravath.has been
droollag over such' marine
trainees as his own Mickey Me-.
Cardie, Howard Callanaaw Norm
Terry, Ralph Ileywood. Jack
Trout, Joe Wolf, Dick Jamison
and Jim Hardy, and Jack Les
eoulie from UCLA and" LitUo
. An-American J a e k I o . Follows
from Fresno State.. An men
tioned are tabbed ' for October
. graduation, and when they go
. maybe Cravsth will wish ' ho
could go too. At least he'll stop
. drooling..
Mr. 17, Mr. C Go Fuhin
You wouldn't think a mess of
fish could change the whole com
plexion of the war, would : you?
But according to a report ; from
; Quebec, where FDR and Winston
Churchill pow-wowed most - re
cently, Mr. R took Mr. C on a fish-
in' trip. Mr. C had such luck (he
caught 10 beauties) that he decid
ed to stick around a little longer
before making a broadcast speech
to England and rejoining Mr. R in
Washington.
' " Doesn't -necessarily, mean the
CIIAN
. . . LAT.2
j Dt.V T VrnxaMSk Of. O CluoJtJ)
j CUTNESS ISerboilsta
241 North Liberty -fTnotatn
Portland General Electric
Co Oliic open Saturday only- -j
10 msn to 1 pjn : S to 7 pJJW Con
tuitaUon. Blood pressure and urine
testa r tro of cbaxgo. Practiced
.ice LIT. : .
DH3.
f
'
j ;
j
-
-.:-Vr
1
, , FAT . WHITE
complexion of the w a r w a s
changed one iota, but when two
seats of .their capacity can find
time to wet a line, things must
- be really looking up - an our
side.
Wonder if Adolph finds time to
do any fishin' these, days?
Seattle, 5-0
SEATTLE, "Aug. SIH-Al Ep
perly . pitched a masterful three
hit shutout tonight a San Fran
ciscir blanked SeatUe 5 to 0 in
the.; twUight opener of their Pa
cific; Coast league basebaU series.
Saa Fran. mlS2 04 lls-4 II 1
Seattle OOt - M
I Epperly and Ogrodowskl;
Fischer and 8ueme.
Bevos vs. LA
Starts Today
The scheduled Portland-
Angeles Pacific Coast league
series opener for Portland's
Vaughn street park yesterday
was postponed runtU this after
noon,. The teams will engage in
a doableheader starting- at 1 pjn.
BIG SIX
In Baseball
- By the Associated
Batting (three leader breach league)
r-Uyer aad e lot G AB B H Pet.
Musial. Cardinals -Tl SOS a7 17t J52
Appling. White Sax 124 489 40 1SS .337
Herman, Dodgers ..124 474 CO M .334
Wakefield. Tigers .122 511 75 186 JSS
Vaughan. Dodgers .120 400 100 194 .314
Witek. Giants .120 478 -4S ISO .314
Curtright. Whtox 107 -SSS :f 100 JSS
Kens batted im:
Natieaal Learate Asaertraa Leacae
Nicholson. Cuba 102;York. Tigers -8S
Herman. Dodgr S3-Etten. Yankees SO
EUiott.' Pirates SI Johnson. Yanks SI
Heeae rams: -
Nauomal League Aaaelleaa Loagne
Nicholson. Cuba SlIYork. Tigers SO
Ott, Giants 17 Keller, Yankees 34
DlMagfio, . Pirta ,jStephns. Brwn IS
. : 1 IHeath, .Indians IS
Segura Racqueteer to Beat
Naval Orders Force Schroeder
To Withdraw From Net Finals
' 1 . " j . r i i ; ! -
j NEW YORK, Aug. 3 lP-The navy turned good neighbor
today and removed he principal barrier to Francisco Segura's
victory in the rational 'tennis championships. : which beein to-
Legion Series
Enters Finals
v MILES CITY, MopL, Aug. .SI
JPy-1 Hard-hitUng Minneapolis
Richfield blasted their way into
the finals of the American Le-
hgion : . world series tonight "by
downing the ' New Orleans : Jax
9 to .The , southern club was
elemina.ted. . " " : . !
jSpringfield, O, the Cinderella
team of ' this year's classic, will
dispute the title with Minnneapc
lis tomorrow night The Ohio club
is expected to rely : on its all
around ace, lefty - Harry Amato.
who has pitched two victories and
saved another with a great ninth
inning relief job. The final starts
at 8 pan, MWT. ,
New Orleans .100 100 J01 11 2
M inneaoolis 000 304 02" O 10 2
Taylor, Brennan and FavaroU: Dan-
telson, ueuorn ana couuts. -
I full of screaming customers hap
'pier than if they'd all had refunds
on their income tax. ,
' - The- session was ; Irmly one of
the. more super exhibitions, of
riving- and taking the hard way:
'; by the .grant and" groaners, and
Mr. Steenko, in rare form, didn't
go down finally beciaie he
wasn't f I g h 1 1 s (oops. It's
wrestling-.) He gave Tongh Tony,
enough of a battering '' that the
champ will probably take a cou
ple', bottles of arnica to work
with, him today at Paulas Bros;
-cannery. ,; - " -;
And . poor Karlinko No sooner
had Roes' smashed f him for 'the
victory and left him at the mercy
of ; the . hooting customers, than
zing-zing-ring came the pop bot
tles. - Two or ' three were near
misses, but - a fourth , one '.nailed
the kinky-crowned Russ onx the
back of the bead and he staggered
to the dressing room with blood
dripping from the wound.
The exhibition by the ired cli
ents ; win probably necessitate a
little law-laying by the sponsor
ing American Legion body.- From
now on the customers will proba
bly do their "coke drinking from
paper-cups.
Bat back to Tony and Steen
ko.' Ross outpunehed the : Rus
sian for the first fall and final
ly flattened him a f t e r ; both
k I e k e d, slammed and whaled
away at a terrific dip. It was a
right cross to the -kisser which
set up Mr.- K. for the falL
Tony got tangled up in a neat
Boston , crab hold in the second
canto after more i high-powered
clouting and finally got himself
pinned. ;. ' ;'j ..
Then after a series of double
drop-kicks to the chest. Tough
Tony started beating a tattoo en
the Russian's puffed face, setting
him up for same with tugging
handsfuU of that kinky hair. A
crushing dive oa the- Russian
after he was k a eked"' silly
brought Ross the victory, ' the
faas tot their feet and the pop
' bottles from the bleachers. - -
And even Milt Olson, the de-
serving cuss ; who's been trying to
get at Ross, took another step Up
ward by defeating! . a character
named Toughy Porter in thesemi
windup. j - Toughy was tough,, all
right, but since Olson ; has been
drawing I the meanies every week
lately he's apparently gotten used
to 'em. Anyway, he took two of
the three falls over the bald-head
ed Porter in a well-accepted
match. 4
Ernie ; Piluso and Glen Stone,
the Washington cop tangled in an
honest-to-goodness ' clean curtain
raiser with Piluso taking the final
fall after both had scored earlier.
The largest wrestling crowd
- of . the : season, excepting the
night The Ang-el appeared here,
was on hand for the entertain
ment, and the gladiators didn't
send 'em home sorry' they came.
It was truly one of the best cards
of the season so far..
National Lcagiio
I (Tuesday Seores)
St. Lasus OM IM 0024
Ptttsbargh ...01 0M 010 t It S
LaaJer, Mwnger and W. Ceeper;
KJLiatger .and Lopes. - -.. j -
Braaklyu
..202 000
S
s 1
rhttadelplua
-Higaa) aad Bragan:
Kransaisa-
ban, Barrett and Moore.
Chicago ... 010 001 000 I 0 0
CtawlioaU 041 010 00 v 1 S S
- Derrtager and Ltrtngsteat; Wal
ters and Mneller. ; 1 .
New York :..000 000 000 0 4 1
Boston .... .oio mo 00 a s 1 -.
Mngo. Feldaaan S). WHUg )
and Loaabardi; Andrews and Po
und. championships, ! which begin to
morrow at Forest Hills.
Ensign Ted Schoeder. ' the de
fending champion, received navy
orders mat willpr
take him out? :
of the district1 J
and be withdrew1 f
from the tourna-?
ment i because he:
could: see only a
remote p06sibili-
ty of. being able-"
to play I throughr
to the finals: I
Segura, 3hct
two flit e 1 1
SCHROEDER
player to beat among the 32 men's
singles entries - although he was
seeded second to Frankie Parker,
runner-up to.Schroeder last year.
Tancho" was I beaten by Parker
in the 1942 semi-finals, but he has
beeni playing regularly this sum
mer and won every tournament
he entered, Parker, who joined the
army in January, has been absent
from tournament play all season.
Armctrong Willing to Return . to Figlztirig;
Thite Counters With f Won't Box Blind Manl
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31-P)
Now that Denry Armstrong has
reenasldered -his decision to re
tire from the boxing game and
decided te ge through with his
scheduled 10-ronnd match hero"
September It with Luther
"Slugger" mite of Baltimore,
White's manager, Sam Lampe,
says the deal Js off.
T positively wiU not let
mite fight a blind man, and
that M Just what Armstroag is,"
G'BYE OL
19th' HOLE
Seattle's famed, Saa Point Country
' fire recently,. damage running
. waa rushed to the scene, but the
teurnaments. (Better stop playing wtih matches? Master Bunny
layoat .might look like this.)
Bobo Moves ' Again
Browns Peddle
Buck Wewsop
To Senators
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 31-C-Louis
"Bucky'.Newsom, who made his
1943 r debut with the Browns in
midAJuly on a promise of pitching
them to a . pennant, instead will
leave a scene of bitter and hu
miliating defeats to Join the Wash
ington Senators. ,
; He was sold today for as) an- ;
disclosed cash sum. Vice Presi-1
dent WUliam O. DeWltt aa
nounced. '' However, the trans
action was believed to bo at the
v waiver price of $1$99.
It I wttl be much-traded Bobo's
third term with the Senators. He
wiU Moin , the club : immediately,
apparently in a late season gam
ble to hold the team in second
place. - . .
Newsoms third and shortest
tenure with the Browns was a
: bitter disappointment. Temper
amental, bnl k y B u e k was
knocked out of the box - nine
times while winning- one game ,
and losing- six. He appeared as
a relief pitcher ta a tenth eon
test and was pounded hard.
Local Golfers
Enter Touriiey
Four citizens of Salem golfing
circles Walt Cline, Jr Harvey
Wahlgren, "Bunny Mason and
Bob Sederstrom have - qualified
for entry in the annual Portland
city 'open championship and have
been assigned first-round matches
next Sunday. '
. . Cline, who "has held numer
ous eity titles here, to scheduled
to tee off Sanday ou the East-,
moreland eouroo at lOtO ajn.
Sederstrom, former Salem high
llnssmaa. Is fat the. same opea
ins round foursome with Cline.
Wahlgren. at present Salem eity
open tttlist. Is scheduled to tee
off at llS and Mason at IVM
Sunday. Cline, Sederstrom and
Wahlgren are la the -ace and
fliarht whUo Mason Is listed with'
the third nirhters. , ,
How They
COAST LKAOTJB
i W L Pet. W Tu Pet-
Los Ang 707 2 .737 San Dieg 62 70 .440
San Fran 04 Z JlSHoUywd S3 77 .440
Seattle 74 03 .MOOakJand 90 77 .434
Portland -: 07 OS .4S3,Sacramt 20 SS .283
Tuesday Tesults:
At Seattle 9, San Francisco S. : : .
. At Bollywood S. Sacramento 2.
tlos Angeles at Portland and Oak
land at San Olego . postponed until
today.) -NATIONAL
LKAGTJK
W-L Pet. W t Pet
St. Louis 00 43 jSSO'ChlcagoSO 04 .480
Cincinnt 00 SS S6 Boston "A4 OS .454
Brooklyn 09 SO 42Phlladel 04 70 .433
Pittsburg 7 61 iUNew Yrk 44 70 - J61
- Tuesday results: '
At Boston 0. New York t. '
At Pittsburgh 2, SU Louis 4 (night
came), -i- -
At CineinnaU a, Chicago 2 (nlgnt
At PhlladelphU 2. Brooklyn (night
game). : - ; . -
AMEBIC AN LE AG rC
W L Pet. W L Pet
New Yrk 77 40 .62 Chicago ,MMJI6
Waahinst 40 90 :43 Boston 90 C7 A&
Cleveand 03 97 JSJSt. Tmls 90 60 .49
Detroit J 98 J21 Philadel 41 S3 23
games scheduled Tuesday 4
- -. '
Lampe -declared today. "Fur
thermere, I don't believe a box
inx eommlssion . ta . the country
would pass Ceary as fit far the
ring. - -
"Armstrong - was gnaranteed
40 per cent of .the gate for the
September It fight and White
took 29 per cent U get the
match. - BJght now, ' Armstrong-,
Isat worth It per cent. Ho
wouUnt draw t2t,C8t." :
Lamps said he had wired Dob
club, on the outskirts of jthe Puget
in excess of MM . Fire flahtmg
-flames eonsunaed the pteturesauo
Won't Be a Hoosier After, All
EDDIE KcGOYERN, the naUon's outstanding scorer at Kose Poly
last season, who tab year has been attending IaIana U. announced
this week he Is leavmr the Heeaiers for Illinois where he can study
an enxmeerthsT course Indiana
unlucky Hoosiers. M cGovern went through summer grid practice
with Coach Bo McMillan's turnout. - , -- ' ,
City Keglers
Meet Tonight
' Members and sponsors who hope
to be part of the Perfection bowling-alleys
Major league the Com
ing season will gather at the skid
ways tonight to discuss, plans and
draw up a. schedule. Manager Hi.
Haman : reminded last night.! La
dies 4oague members and enthu
siasts will convene at the: alleys
tomorrow -night. . , - : I .--"u
' -Meetings of Commercial and In
dustrial leaguers will be called at
a later date.
How to Keep Busy
During a Ball Game
TOLEDp. Aug. 11-(P-A cleaa
steal that didnt appear in the
seorebook was reported today
by Coast Guardsmen; and Wald
pert baseball players. . -
A man butcbeded a cow aloag
sido the ball field at Tachata
durmg the game, they said,;
leaving only the hide for the
owner who appeared before the
game ended. , .,:- ;,
Veinstcck to Cdach! Spokane Air Eleven;
SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 31 -(Jpy-
Irsy.Welastock, who full- 5
backed the University of Pitts
burg when Pitt's Panthers were
the . wonder boys of ; football, iv
will coach the Sokane ah ser-' ..
vice "Conunandos," successor
team to the undefeated second .
sir force Combers of 12.?. the
Spokane . air serrlee are ieonsi
mand announced today.
, Second lieutenant Welnstock
Is at headquarters and turnouts
wCl begin next week, said the
announcement from the po
tane air dcpsL- '"
lloatfomery, r e e o g a Ised In
. some ' Quarters as the. Ilii-t-weifht
champion, offering- him
a guarantee of - ILMet to take
ever'- the White : match.; ' -.
, Joe , Lynch, promoter el the
, Armstrong-White fight, threat
ened court action against Arm
strong when the : Las Angeles
negro aeUbouneed his retirement
last mroek after Kay Botlnoon
beat ' h!m decisively 1 la New
Ysrk, ':' j
Sound metropolis, was rased by
equipment from Seattlo proper-
rolf clubl seene of many famous
Biason, else our South JUver road
1
i :
5 w!
J
V...
dot oat; carry. Kesult-4ucfcy OlIaLJ
405 Sivimmers
Out Last Day
- A total j of 405 bathers turned
out yesterday ! for final flings- at
the Leslie and Olinger playground
pools. Olinger counted 243 during
its test day and Leslie had 163.
The pools and playgrounds are
now closed for the year.
Director Bob. Keuscher, of . the
Leslie pool announced an actual
total of 21,387 bathers have been
counted at the southern resort for
the season. Actual figures were
not available at Olinger.
Oregon Delays
Grid Opening
, EUGENE, Aug. 31 . -()- The
University of Oregon announced
today football practice, scheduled
to begin -September tt, would not
get under way unto. September 15.
AthleUc director Ansa Cornell1
said Oregon State,; Idaho ; and
Washington State probably; Would
postpone drills also,; principally
because players cannot leave war
industry; jobs until school regis
tration begins
Six games with five college
teams have been arranged and .
the Commandos are arranging
two snore tilts. The tentative
schedule calls for; an opening- '
battle with Idaho here October
Z and games with Oregon State
at CorvsIIlj u October t. Whit
man college la-Walla Walla Oc
. teber 17. and here November
, it; Washtagton.' October 39 in
Seattle, and Wasldngton State
November la Spokane.
Teams contacted to? round out'
-tie schedsle Indse Uiah, V.U
lametio, Crrzoa, Perlland U, "
9Ctz2o Still Coackhc
'Practice 'o-Be.
The football team without a coach our Willamette univer
sity Bearcats are still without an official head boss today after
another meeting between the members of the athletic commit
tee of the board of control and Acting Director of Physical Edu
cation Lea Sparks yesterday in Portland. But the naval-flavored
'Cats have themselves a football director one who will conduct
Bears ;Sign Up
96
Allison 'Happy' ,;f
(He Should Be) ,l
BERKELEY. Calif lAug. 31-A)
California's 1943 football . roster
was signed . by 99 candidates to
day and Coach Leonard ."Stub"
Allison said he was pleased. The
first-day turnout included, several
of the Bears' 1942 lettermen.
About a fourth of the eandl-
J ... - t ... ... V .
dates are freshmen, aad some -
of these are navy and narine
earns students participating- la
service courses at the universi
ty. ' Service men also- made up
part of of the remainder of the
list. Including' three members of
Stanford university's last year
Matty.-''; ;V'''-" ; j V
Whether the service freshmen
can : participate in football train
ing ; depends . upon approval - of
their commanding officers,, the
fulfillment of certain physical re
quirements and the approval' of
Robert G. SprouL president-of the
university. -I " "
H The list " did not bear the
names of soldiers taking courses :
at the university, the secretary '
of, war having forbidden their
lMtrtlcipation j la taterceeglate
sports. This army rule may have
some effect upon the participa
tion of BUI Kelnhard. Jim Jar
kevkh aad Jack ' Herrero, all
last year first . stringers, who
now are enrolled in upper dl
vision KOXC. These' three were
among those to -sign today. Their
status will be decided Uter,
when exteat of army Jarisdie
tioa over the KOTC Is deter
mined. - V i. '
Cubs to Take
Angel Players
LOS ANGELES, Aug. ' 31 -iF)
The Chicago Cubs will take over
six or seven members of the Los
Angeles j chib, far out in. front m
the Pacific Coast league,: for. pos
sible ' 1944 duty. , ;
Clarence Rowland,' president, of
the ; Angels,: said these .players
probably would' go to the parent
club: Shortstop Bill ' Schuster,
Second ! Baseman Roy Hughes;
Outfielders Andy Pafko, Johnny
Ostrowskl and Rip Russell, Catch
er i Billy Holm, and Pitchers Red
Lynn and Jodie Phfpps. i ; ;
Iuis to Stdi;
On i West Coast
SPOKANE Aug. I-(4)- Sgt
Joe Louis, world heavyweight
boxing 1 champion; will appear' at
Geiger field here. Fort ?wis -on
the west coast and Gowen Field in
Boise during his nationwide ex
hibition tour, the public relations
office at Geiger. said today.! r
No dates were released. . ."i
Ball Series Threatened
ti:-:-. i--x-4 :- v-:
HAVANA,: Aug. 31.-(ffTThe
sixth spnual. world series of ama
teur baseball, scheduled in Ha
vana at the end of September,
was threatened today by an offi
cial announcement that airlines
would not have priorities to
transport players from the Ameri
can nations - .v.-.; v
Toicjuto-Toitin
Scarce; DiMag
By JUDSON BAILEY
NEW YORK. Aug. SMAVMore
than 700 home runs have been hit
In the major leagues this season;
but the 'once : familiar feat . of a
lugger getting at least one in ev
y park ts gone. ; :: j?--;V, -;
Last year, for the first time In
many seasons, no player in either
league landed .in the all-around
homer circle. Seven players. In
cluding the three DiMaggio broth
ers, Joe, Vines and Dominic, each
missed in one park.' -;'
' This year the only player In
UCLA, Saa Jose SUte and Saa
Francisco university, the depot
report, said. .
The service men who play
wCi; practice during , the hours
oet aside for physical training
asl the games wIU be "en their
own time ea Can days and
, at night. -
Weinstock completed Lis col
lege career at Pittsburg la 1S25
and played professional football
the fo'Jowlsg fsU with the Phil
adelphia' Caries. Ce slipped
foetbs3 la 1J: bat returned to
GridderS
Y7ould Play'Cats
rr
reeled
istants : .
practices, etc, until an official an
nouncement is made by University
President Dr. G. Herbert Smith on
his return ; from a naval confer
ence in New York on September
20, . ; -f , '
Sparks, who Is handling tho '
physical, education reins. la th i
absence of 14. Com. Spec Heene,
assumes, the duties of football
"dreeterT unUI .JrK Smith- re- y
turns. He will have as his as- '
slstants " Chief Petty Officers
Harry "Duke .Trotter, former
UCLA athletic great and twh '1
- Carroll once associated with
eoachlnr at .Gresham high and
George Washington . university.
The navy 'Chiefs were' granted
permission to assist Sparks by
Willamette. Station . Commander
IX George C. Bliss with the stip
ulation .that any 'and all football
assistance by the pair not inter- -fere
in any way with naval luties.
Both. Trotter and Carroll are tied
up from 7:30 ' aJn.: to 4:30 p.m.
daily,, but are available otherwise.
The chiefs' volunteered their
services to assist with the director
ship of football .. until a coach la -named.;
' ' : ' ' , "
Director Sparks last night an
nounced official ; football prac
tice will be called on September
It la compliance with Northwest
conference rules. It ts not known
r yet whether there is such a thing'
as a Northwest conference since
IJafleld. Paclfie and College of
Paget Souad have ; yet to state
whether a football program will
bo conducted st the ! respective
schools. - i'-. :;-r.: ' y
: In the meantime thf company
teams of the V-12 program at Wil
lamette wul continue with intra
mural football workouts and con
testa. The intramural football pro
cram Is a part of the physical ed
ucation setup at the school, and .
when varsity practice is called the
. . i. . i a..' A...
trainees wui .oe penxuiievi u lum .
out on. their own accord. Varsity
football will not be a "must."
Upon Dr. Smith's return, a list
of candidates will again be
shuffled la aa effort to uncover
the : right ( man . for the bead
eoachlng i Job " at ' the school.
Sparks Intimated.
So far the 'Cats have tentative
ly scheduled games with Oregon at
Eugene, Whitman and Astoria
Naval Jase; The latter two in a
home and home series.
Decline Seen
CHICAGO, Aug. 31-(iirVRalph
Moore, secretary of. the national
farm! committee, forecast today a .
in in IS ner cent i decrease- In
food 'available for consumption in
1944j "unless the farmer has a
price for his products that will
let him meet labor competition
and unless price restriction and
government directives are remov-
eo. .'- . i .
: : Moore , told a press conference
that there j waa "at least' a 30,
per cent similar decrease lrr:1943'
under 19424 .-. I . V
In Chicago to arrange, for the
national food conference,"," Moore, ;
a Granger (Tex) farmer, said he
favors abolishing the farm ma- l
chlnery restrictions of OPA and
WPB and replacing - them ; with
two laws "that worked during the
first war" a non-hoarding law,
and an excess profits law.
Twixilcs 3, Sacs 2
tit C91- 9
IXoUywood 919 CM' 991-3.19 3
Key, PCletfe (9) and Malonej
Smith, Thomas (9) ' aad Crea
ael. ' -
Homer Hitters
Only One Jtt
the National league who has even
a chance at making the grade is
Vince DiMaggio of the Pittsburgh
Pirates and his prospects are
scant He still needs to collect cir
cuit clouts in Chicago and " St.
Tvula iwtiwa the! Pirates have
only a Lnor aay OOUDieneaaer
left, and -even if he should get
these his accomplishment would-
a792qula7C VUUUUli rfca.su; uvuic iw
hit in the All -Star game at Phila
delphia. He was not able to hit a
homer in a. regular league game at
Shibe park. : :''. '
the Eagles In 1337 for
foui
rs of compct'llan.. V
Spokane lost Its prospects -of
having tho ' Bombers ' operate
from here for a second season
when the second air force head
quarters was moved to Colors "a
Springs earlier tLIs year.
As the second air force var
sity, the lumbers rolled w de
feated throujh a touzh scLc Z ."a
of college an3 service 'teams,
elLaaxiax . tl.e seasca ' wll a
Sua Eawl vlclcry over Kzrilj
Elstmocs last January L
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