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Jumps turned in eighth graders
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Blume and Willis Graham.
Results: '
SEVENTH GfJLDK '
2nd.
Sod,
2nd.
SO yard dash 1st. DaUoude: 2nd.
SeDDood: 3rd. .Brennan. Tim sSS.
75 yard dash 1st, Bcppond; 2nd.
High . jump 1st. DaMoude; 2nd.
FusseU: 3rd. Balonstfer, Height 4 teet
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Broad Jump 1st. Brennan; 2nd,
Beppond; 3rd, Cocking. Distance 13
leet 10 Inches. -
. Shot put 1st. DsMoude; 2nd. Fus
seU: 3rd. , Davis. Distance 34 feet
Inches. ' -'.
220 yard relay Won by teanr of
DaMoude, fusseU. Brennan and Sisk
in :3l. - -
EIGHTH GRADR
M yard dash 1st. : Blume;
Straw; 3rd. Esau. Time
100 yard .dash 1st, Blume;
Straw; 3rd. Esau. Tim U1.7.
Hih lump 1st. Anderson;
Johnson; 3rd. tie - between Welty.
Klein smith and Sproule. Height 4 leet
.1 inches. ;..
. Broad Jump 1st. tie between
Blume and Graham; 3rd, Sproule. Dis
tance 13 feet 10 inches.
Shot out 1st. Wright: 2nd. Gra
ham: 3rd. Esau. Distance 30 feet V inch.
300 yard relay Won by team of
Straw. Graham, Sproule and, Bunnell
in :3S.
NINTH GBADB
50 yard dash 1st, Goffrier: 2nd,
Sexton: 3rd. Hickman. Time :.7.
- 100 yard dash 1st, Wiper; 2nd,
. Goffrier; 3rd. Simmons.' Time Ul.S.
220 yard dash 1st. Sachs; 2nd,
mckeu; 3rd. Sheets. Tim 37.7.
High lump lit. Sexton: 2nd.
Weldner: 3rd. tie between Aduddell
and Mfrfcl. Heiaht 4 feet inches.
Broad Jump 1st, Lisle: 2nd. Bid
food; ard. Wiper. Distance 13 feet
!' I Inches. t. .
Shot put 1st. Robins: 2nd, Jack-
son; 3rd. Wallace. .Distance 33 teet
a inches.
Discus 1st. Robins: 2nd. Province:
3rd. Van Dyke.' Distance 80 . leet 10
440 yard relay Won by team of
Bachs, wiper, mcaeo ana Jones in m.
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WAVES H ELF OUT ON FARM-WAVES stationed In WaaUiifioii. D. C.. who volunteered to sets on farms on their days'
. off without pay, art shown burning brushwood an Arrowhead Fans near Herodon, Vs. - .
Harder Gains
199th Triumph
CLEVELAND, Maj J.-(flV-Md
Harder, veteran- Cleveland hurling
ace, recorded his 199th major
league victory today as the Indi
. ens walloped the Chicago White
Sox' 9 to 4. Harder, who will be
85 next .October, allowed seven
hits in gaining his second win of
the season. This is his 17th year
with the tribe.
Chicago 000 209 002--4 S X
Cleveland 060 002 5Z--7 11 1
Rosa, Speer (8) and Castino;
Harder and Sasee. .. .. ;
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Cari Junior
Noses Out Win
SAN MATEO, Calif, May 3-
Car Junior surged from behind to
win over Tweendeck in a photo
finish of the $1600 feature race
today at Bay Meadows.: Tween
deck, which led all the way to the
stretch ' of the mile and i one-six
teenth event, led Philadelphia by
a neck at the line. Carl Junior,
timed in 1:48, paid- $12.90. $5.80
and $3.50. Tweendeck returned
$50 sod 4.50 and Philadelphia!
85.40.
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Waymire Rites
Will Be Friday
WOODBURN, May 3. Funer
al services for Harold. Evans
Waymire, who was accidentia
killed in an automobile'; accident
early Tuesday morning,; will be
held here at the Ringo Funeral!
chapel at 1:30 Friday. Rev. John
L. Meyers of Oregon City will be i
in charge of the services.
Harold " Waymire was born in
Newberg September 15, 1928 and
b survived by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen C. Waymire, a bro-1
ther James Leonard Waymire, j
US army air corps; and Marvin i
Leroy, and Darrell Wayne of
Portland; also . his . grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Waymire of
Portland.
JRAVELER The nation's
first lady and one of Its first
travelers, Mrs, Eleanor Reese
i velt arrives at Washington sir
pert from a soBthern Jatmt, ear
i eying a sweater and seme ef the
! handbags sad knitting hags for
which slit is Beted, r -
STALK INC THE U-B 0 AT-ln i heavy North Atlantle sea a U. 8. Coast Gaard
: cutter hrata-Ier emeeny soktasea searaaders and gsanU eaefeeenid Altted svppUea.
I f R I D C E C 0 M E S D O W N Adjadged a navigation hazard, a bridge built at Norfolk,
Muym'.i.uM Win yrvw
Cubs Drop 10th in Row
CHICAGO, M ay -P-Roy
Johnson made his debut as active
manager of the Chicago Cubs to
day, but they suffered Jheir tenth
straight loss when the Cincinnati
Beds showered the premises with
17 hits to win, 10 to 4. '
Cln, 12 32t 02010 17 0
Chi. , 211 110 000 4 f S
Be La Cms and Mealier; Der
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diantpella lines bp the sights en
a M revolver daring .small
practice at the Coast
Gaard's base at Boston.
Browns 7f Tigers 4
ST. LOUIS, May 3-iT)-Pound-ing'out
five runs in the fourth in
ning,, the Bt Louis Browns batted
their way to a 7 to 4 victory over
the Detroit Tigers ; today. Jack
Kramer received credit for his
fourth consecutive triumph
against no defeats, best record In
either league. ' . i' -'
Detroit .82$ $18 001-4 t 3
St. Leals CS$ 508 ll'--7 11 1
; Treat, OrreH (5) and Rich
er d s; Kramer, rioUlngswerUi
(9), Caster (9) and Kaywerth.
Cronin Sparks 7in
BOSTOrT, May J-i)-Manager
Joe Cronin put himself at first
base today and played a major
role by liitUr.j homer as the
Boston Ed Cox snapped three-same-
losing streak by defeating
the Washington Senators 11 to 10
In a clu-;.j match,
: Wash. .1:2 2:2 2:118 1$ 1
' Boston .:) til tlx 11 IS 1
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wastelands, this U. 8. Navy Martin Mariner waa landed on a dry take with emly minor damage.
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