Th OZZGOZI STATESMAN. Solaa. Oregon. Friday Moa&g. Apc3 21, 1341
The New York Yanlteea 1944 Wartime Style
Pekar Cops Marctlwner
Estey Snares
Thursday Golf
Jjeo Estey, hot contender In the
I Spring Handicap at Salem golf
( course, yesterday copped top prize
; in the regular .Thursday play, a
straight handicap 9-holer, by I
shooting a 37, deducting 2 for
handicap and winding up with a
net 33, Walt Cline7r., also shot a
37, but could knock off only one
handicap stroke and-finished sec
ond with a net 38. Twenty-five
I participated in the Men's club I
affair. - . y
Millard Pekar finally won out
over Dr. J. L. Sears in their handi
cap j tourney first round match
yesterday, 3 and 2. The pair went
38 holes before reaching a decision.
It was the. only tourney match
fought off yesterday, although
numerous others will no doubt
take place between now and Sun
day night, second round deadline
time. ' ! - r'"'-:,-;i -r
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1A
4F
4F
Bulb Muncher Gets 30 Days
Each one tabbed with respective selective service status, above is the lineup with which Manarer Jee
McCarthy started eat te haul down another pennant for the New York .American leame ball dab.
Left te rlchU Spvd chandler, p; BUI Drescher, e; Oscar Grimes, ss; Don Savaire, 3b; Larry Rosenthal,
rf; Johnny Lindell, ef; Nick Etten, lb; Bad Metheny, If; and George Stlrnweiss lb. (AP Wlrephote)
Duration 9s
Battle Today
WOODBURN Friday games
in the Duration league baseball
battle pit Canby at Woodburn,
Silverton against Mt Angel and
Chemawa against Molalla, all
slated to start at 3 p. m.
' Mt. Angel's Preps added an
other victory this week in the on
ly game played Tuesday by de
feating Canby 3-0 behind the ef
fective twirling of Joe "Red" Biele-
xneier. Rain forced cancellation of
the other two games. The Preps
are leading the league with two
victories against no defeats. Mo
lalla is second with a win and no
setbacks, Chemawa third with 1-1,
Canby fourth' with 1-2, Wood
burn and Silverton tied for the
bottom with 0-1.
great, to resign his position as
athletic director at Eugene high
school, a post - he held for 12
years. - .
Kramer, an all-coast guard
while at , Washington ' State, has
been on a year's leave of absence
from the high school, and has
been doing recreational work for
the Kaiser shipbuilding Interests
at Portland. Henry Kuchera, for
mer' University (Eugene) high
school coach, is expected to suc
ceed Kramer permanently.-
Giants 10, Braves 8
Cooper Belted
In '44 Debut
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ST. LOUIS, April 20-ff)-Mor-
ton Cooper of the Cardinals, who
was injured in an exhibition game
NEW ( YORK, April 20-WfV-Md week, said he was ready and
JZS? mt ".J?5?t" asked for the pitching assignment
wu. uiB ew to u-aa against the Pittsburgh Pirates to
three, each clouted a home run to waf ta mistake on his
pbcb we--ew iwkh w "l part The ace right-hander : was
hitting 10-8. victory, 6ver the Bos- knocked out of the box In the sev-
ton Braves today and clean sweep -nth-lnnint although the Cardi-
of their three-game series. ' , nals went on to win for George
Munger, 5 to 3. ' '
Suds Nipped
In 12th, 3-2
SAN DIEGO, Calit, April 20
(P) Frank Tincup, Seattle hurler,
handed the San Diego Padres a
12-inning, 3 to 2,. Pacific Coast
league i baseball victory, here to
night when he walked his mound
rivaV Frankie Dasso, with the
hassocks loaded to force the win
ning run across the plate. )
Seattle 011 600 QOo 000-2 1 1
San D. 01 101 000 001-X 11 1
Tlncop and Saeme; Dasse
tad Balllnrer.
Cincy 2, Cubs 1
CINCINNATI,- April 20 -ff)-
Making his first start In the big
time, Senor Tomas de la Crux
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from Cuba hurled the Cmdnna'i
Reds to a Uce-hit 2-1 victory oyer
Chicago today to take the season's
initial series by the same margin.
-000 000 "100 1 ii
Cincinnati 100 000 001 2 6 t)
Fleming and Holm; De la Cruz
and Mueller. ' " . . " i r
Oregon; Can't Spare
Workers Out of State
.:vvi.--" :; -: -yvs
PORTLAND, April 2(HVOre-!
gon cannot spare workers for Jobai
outside the state I C Stoll, state;
manpower director, said here to-'
day. He made the statement after
several hundred persons asked lor
Information about war production ,
board call for workers at Pasco,
WashJ MiL '"V.H
k"Oxegon cannot recruit workers.:
for; outside projects and maintain
Its 'own vital production sched-
ules." Stoll said.
Kramer Quits
Eugene High
EUGENE, Ore, April 20-V
Poor health today caused Fred A.
Fritx . Kramer, former Wash
ington State college football
'Frisco Tops
Acorns, 9-4
OAKLAND, Calif , April 20P)
The San Francisco Seals defeated
the Oakland Acorns here tonight
9 to 4. Pitcher Nubs KLeinke, af
ter giving up two runs to the
Seals in the second inning on two
singles, two doubles and two
walks, yielded four more in the
fourth. A two-bagger by Ben
Guintini sent Kleinke to the
showers and A. Raimondl took
over.
San Fran. 020 410 101-1 15
Oak. Oil 00111-4 tl
H a r r e 1 1 and Ogrodewski;
Kleinke, A. Raimondl. Mtmoz
, and W. Katmondl, Fenech.
V O C A L W INNER S Leonard Warren (right). MetropeU
taa Opera, baritone. acratwUtes Haga Tlxmpw, Tacama,
Waakw baritoacw aatd LaeUI C imtn, Salem, Ore eontraUe
finaUsU ta the Metropelttan AndiUons ef the Alt,
Paul Blew (left), S4, who claims he can eat "anything at aU.w starts
munching a light bulb In felony court ia Chicago where Judge Wil
liam Daly sentenced him te 30 days on a charge of petty larceny
. brought by Mrs. Alyce Humphreys whe said he swallowed her ring.
Blow said he woaMnt waste his time swallowhur rings and a po
liceman testified a flnorscope examination of Blow's stomach showed
nothing bat "nails, wire and broken dishes." (AP Wlrephote)
Boston 020 000 OSS 8 12 X
New York 500 031 01 10 14 2
Barrett, Llndanlst i (S), Car
donl (S) and Clntts, MasI (t).
Melton, FoU (9), Feldman (9)
and LombardL
Pittsbnnh 000 100 200-2 t 2
St Lools-lOO 111 20x-ft 10 0
Caccnralle, Eeseigno (7) and
Lopex; WL Cooper, Manger (1)
and W. Cooper.
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