PAC2 I
Sutherland Sees
D LLANO, Fla, Jaly 12-tfV
IX Cmdr. Jock Sutherland, who
has played and coached la both
fields, forecast today that col
left football after tho war tvill
look a lot mora like tho profes
sional fame. The pros hare
learned what the fans want to
see." explained Sutherland, who
Is In charg-e of tho US naral rest
center here "College football Is
still an right, but It has ben t
little slow in knowing what the
fans want. Professional football
Salem Wakltons
noia unening
Charter Meet
Noted Officials
: Attend Inaugural
-, Salem's brand new Chapter in
the Izaak Walton League of Am
erica had Its christening last night
during a momentous and well-attended
meeting in Eagles halL Be-,
ing "Charter Presentation Night,"
the document was turned over to
the old Salem Hunters and An
glers club to highlight the ses
sion. ' !- 'i- V
Bill Finley, nationally known
naturalist and vice-president of
the national organization, turned
over the charter to Clark Bach
man, state I-W league president,
' nrVm in turn nrwntMl it tn the
, 1 Tinl.v Dark.
man were two of many visitors to
attend the meeting: i
Bachman, after being introdu
ced by Hunters and Anglers ciuo
Vice-President Ben Wittaer, in
' the absence of President Jim Lo
der, gave a welcoming talk to the
new members. New Salem chap
ter officers 'were installed and
- various committee appointments
made. The charter was signed by
' all' present.
I Also included in, visitor group
were Frank Wire, state game su
ipervisor. Merle Rose, state game
commissioner and Charles Lock-
' wood, assistant in the commission.
The Portland chapter of the
league was also represented.
BY WHITNEY MARTIN
I NEW YORK, July lMflVWell,
earned, or as our Fritz Howell so
vacation, hoping fervently we.,
a little disconcerting to come in
least a two-Diece band to be greeted with: "What's the matter?
Been away?" Anyway, we return
to find ourselves shifted to the
complaint department by Col
league Russ NewlancL Now. com
plaints are nothing new to us, and
we've done a lit
tie ours el v
lately, particu
larly about the J , - ,
weather. Buti -
sometnmg . new
has neen aaaea .
Ivr Mr. Newland.
who penned af"
piece giving Jackl L
mr -11 t: -
heavyweight rat
ings, suggested that all complaints
be lodged with us then sat back
gleefully to watch us squirm.
i It seems Mr. Newland : knew
What was coming, as there is no
better way to start arguments
than to give your opinion of the
10 , best heavyweights. Anyway,
don't blame us. We weren't around
when it haonened. " honest We
were getting our legs lobsterized
at Point Lookout Beach at the
time, a silly trick if we do say so.
Most of the complaints concern
the placing of Joe Louis no high
er than fifth on Reams' list which,
if you recall, .had the big guys
named in this order: Jack Demp
sey. Jack Johnson, Bob Fitzsim
mons, James J. Corbett Joe Louis,
Jim Jeffries, Max Baer, Jess wil
lard. Jim Braddock and Sailor
Tom Sharkey.
; Now we're In no position " to
contradict " anybody's selections.
and we don't think anyone else
It, for that matter, as it's purely
a matter of personal opinion, and
thre is no yardstick with which
to compare the fighters of differ
ent generations. It's like saying
the Michigan football teams at the
turn of the century were superior
:y
nmi cf the shla bell
-:-'Crsxi. , ":
CoUege-to-Pro
more spectacular. It packs
of a thrill beoaose tt is
more of an open jrame. It tires
more opportunities for scoring.1
: . Cmdr. Sutherland, who coach
ed tho University of PUtsburrh
Panthers to some of their great
est victories and later was men
tor for the . Brooklyn Dodgers
professions! team, said many ,
college coaches are pressing: tho
national : rules committee to
swing- the collegiate game Into .
Lucky Tigers
0"
tin - if -
DICK WAKEFIELD, slngging out-
fielder In the major leagues the
past two seasons for the Detroit
.Users has been handed a medi
cal discharge by the navy and
will rejoin the Tigers as regular
left fielder-today.
here we are back from a hard-
ruthlessly put it; hardly-earned,
were missed, although it is
bright-eyed Ind expecting at
to the . Chicago
Bears, or vice
can't prove it
versa, you just
that's aU l
Our feebleness in contradicting
any sucn list, in aaaiuon w me
above reason, is due to the fad
that we have seen only three
champions in . action, and two of
them Baer and Dempsey were
far past their peak. About ail we
can say is that Louis is the great
est heavyweight we ever saw, and
it is difficult to visualize anyone
beating him as he was the second
time he fought Max Schmeling.
However, anyone who has seen
them all, as has J. . Madigan of
Tallahassee, Fla., still must rely
on memory for comparison. And
as time goes on a gent is liable to
give preference to fighters of
earlier days. Early feats, scenes
and the like become magnified
with the years, and we recall re
turning to a boyhood residence
after an absence of some 35 years
and the feeling of disillusionment
to find a very ordinary, two-story
frame house in' place of the huge
edifice we remembered,
KJawans Takes
Pro GrifJ Post
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12P)
J. Ruf us Klawans of San Francisco
today accepted the presidency of
the Pacific Coast football league.
six-team professional circuit.
.- Ida wans, college football official
for 25 years, said league directors
would meet" July 30 at Los An
geles to adopt a schedule and the
season would open early in Oc-
tober. " i :-- '
1
asl T-IIchie! O'Shea. Irreariity la tie
- (i -J zr v. 1 1
era, "'"an from Frisco." plajLag now at the
Football Trend
line.1 "By spectacular," no eon
tinned, "I don't mean pro foot
ball Is rough. Ton could call tt
ragged, perhaps, and decidedly
not timid. It stm takes s man to
play if! Vj-ij:;
When he played professional
football back in 1919, he said,
there was "a premium en beer
and too often the Idea was to
"send a man either to the side
lines or to the hospital.' Today
In pro football it's a! different
We're Betting on Her
FORT; WORTH, Tex. O. A.
Cole, a war plant worker, lost his
I suit in' district court to prevent his
wife, Mrs.! Clory Fincher Cole,
from running; for congress.! Cole
will be pne of her opponents. 1
He had asked an injunction to
I restrain his v. Te from attending
political meetings and rallies, con
tending that in failing to heed his
admonitions against political acf
tivities his! wife had violated her
marriage oath to obey him.
"I see no place in this case,'
Judge l Walter Morris remarkea,
"where the court has a right to
act No man can! sue his wife to
make her obey or to keep her from
running : for office. ! 1
n&iaDnaD IPcaDMntsnmras
KSLM MBS THBESDAY I39t Kti
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1:30 String Ensemble. ! l
: 7:45 Today's Top Trades.' j
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9M Boake Carter. . i
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9:45 AjnazinS Jennifer Logan.
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11KX Cedric Foster. i i 1
11:15 US Navy. - ? " - A - j
liao-Skfllna Serenade.
ll:45KeUogs Musical Library.:
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1230 Hillbilly Serenade. :
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12:45 The Smoothies. . ,- !
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3:45 Johnson FamilyV i i
- 4M Fulton Lewis. Jr. . '
4:15 Merry Moons.- - 1 f
' 4 JO World's Front Page, i ...... i,
445-Roundup Revelers.
30 News. . I ! .
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5 JO Tom Mix. i i
5:45 Gordon Burke.
BM Gabriel Heatter.
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S JO Garden Talk. -
6:45 Sports. - ' v t
7 0 Commentary. 1
7:15 Lowell Thomas. t
7 JO Cisco Kid. ? !
8:00 Pick and Pat, . . . j , . jr
8 JO Drchestra.;' ..i
0 News. i . i r
9:15 Rex MiUer. i i
9 JO Fulton Lewis. Jr.
9:45 Merle Pitt Orchestra.
10.-00 Wings Over West COMti
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10:45 Musics. ! 1-1
11 .-00 Open House. i
12.-00 Siga Off. I i
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KOIN4-CBS THUKSDAT 4S
. 60 News, - -
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6J0 KOll Klock.
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7:45 Nelson Prtngle. 1
8 .-00 Consumer News.
8:15-Valiant Lady. ! r
. S JO Light of the World.
8:45 Aunt i Jenny.' ; -
SAO Kate Smita Speaks. !
9:15 Big Sister -
1 30 Romance ot Helen Trent
9:45 Our Gal Sunday.
10:00 Life Can Be Beautiful. :
10:15 Ma Perkins.
10 JO Bernadin Flynn. r
10:45 Too Goldbergs. !
11 0 Portia Faces Life.
11:15 Joyce Jordan
11 JO Toung Dr. Malono. I
11:49 Perry Mason. i
' 13 AO News. -- - i,- i.X
12 d9 Neighbors. I ;
12 JO Bright Hortrons.
12.-49 Bachelor s Children. ;
1 AO Broadway Matin ee. ''
139 Dorothy Fisher.
1JO Mary Marlin,
. ls Problem Clinic. i
2 AO This Changing World.
2 '15 Newspaper ot the Air
29 Wilderness Road. i
3 AO News
3:15 State Traffic.
3 JO Stars of Today.
3:45 World Today,
3:55 News,
4 AO Lady of the; Press. '
4:15 Bob Andersen. News. -
4:30 Trseer Lost Persona: ;
5 AS Galen Drake,
' t:15 Red's Gang. . :
S JO Harry flannery. News
S4S News. , .
5:55 Bill Henry, i- -. .
6 AO Major: Bowes '. .. ,'.
JO Corliss Archer.
7A0 The First Uni -
. 7 JO Here's to Romanes, i
8.001 Leva a Mystery. i
8:15 Passing Parade.
; 8 JO Death Valley Days. ;
. 855 News.1 ! - i ' !
9 AO Dreanun Time.
9U5 Heathman Melodies..; I
9 JO Orson Welles. - ;
19A0 Five Star FmaL
14:15 Wartime Women '
10 ao Gardening with Boquet. ,
" 20 JO Orchestra. i
11 AO News. f t
UA5 Carlos Molinos Orchestra.
11 JO Airflo of the Air.
'11 J5 Orchestra.
11 .-45 Orchestra ' ' i M
11 SS News
12 AO Serenade
UJO-SA0 ajn. Musie and News.
REX BM THtrwsnAT-U9 KC
AO Musical Clotfk.
- 6:15 Farm and Home Makers.' -Sa
Western Agrmiiturw. ,
7 AO Home Hannoeies. :
- TAS Top o the Mornlnf.
T:lr-News
7:30 James Abbe Observes
7:4S The Listening Post. ,.
AO Breakfast tut .
9 AO Glamour Manor. . .
9:15 Voice of Experience.
JO Breakfast at SarCU'a, i
10 AO News. ;
10:15 Sweet ftiver.i
10:30 My True Story.
10 AS Aunt Jemima. ..
llA0-Bsukoage Talking. t
U 35 The Mystery Chef.
11-30 Ladies Ba Seated.
11AO Sorts. b Morton Dowiwy
1I:1S Hoi.ywood &ur Time.
Wi3 f.r ,
AfterjY7ar
I story. Coaches now are looking
j for men who are alert, speedy
1 and coechablev The old maxl
I mum that tho hearieriteam was
j bound to win Is a thing of the
jpasw h , j ; ( i j t
i "The proresslonal pUyer today 13
eaa ho called a postgraaaaie in i
the study of the sport. From my
experience I would say that any
college player who goes into pro
fields continues I to ; improve en
lata Vt11 a fan tk ffna MM
Majors Swing
Back to Action
f
Five ; Games on Tap
!AftepAU-SUrCi
NEW YORK. July 12-KflV-Back
in their own back yards after the
12th Annual! All-Star j game at
Pittsburgh Tuesday night, the ma
jor leagues go back into pennant
action today with five' games list
ed. Three of the tilts are listed
f or National leagu parks; two for
in uie raapmu, we xeague-ieaa-ing
St Louis Cardinals take on the
third - pei Cincinnati Reds in a
night game, j New ; York goes to
Philadelphia if or another arc tilt
ahd Pittsburgh, in second place.
opens at Chicago. Boston and
Brooklyn are: idle, according to the
schedule. j ' : 1!'
tOver in) the American, Chicago
opens at Detroit in a twilight game
and St LouU, out in front of the
pack, plays at Cleveland. New
York, Boston, Washington , and
Philadelphia are idle. !
ISO-News, i I
: 1:15 Radio Parade 'I
1 JO Time Views tho News.
1:45 Blue Newsroom imvuw.
s 130 Edward Jorgenson.
-00-What's: Doing! 'Jdies.
2 JO Voice Of Experience.
2:45 Christian Science Program.
3 AO Once Elliott. I j
3:19 News t
.3:30 Rollie Truitt Time.!
3:45 Don Norman I Show.
4 AO Musical Mysteries. )
4 JO Irt Murder. 1
4:45 Seai Houna h I
SAO Terry snd the Pirates.
S:19 Dick Tracy.
S JO Jack Armstrong.
5:45 Hop Harrigani
SAO US ! Coast Guard.
JO Spotlight Bands
S 55 The Story Teller.
I AO Raywnond Gra Swing,
7:15 Appointment for me.
130 Red Ryder.
SAO News., i . j :
lit Lum and Abner.
S JO Oregon's Own.
9:00 Joe: E. Brownj
9:Se News. ! !
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10:00 America's Town Meeting.
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4 AO Dawn Patrol i.rn.-
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7:15 News Headlines, i
7 JO CharVes Hunyan. Organist
: sara uayes. i ;
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8:15 James Abbe New
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9 AO Personality Hour, i
lOAO-Ruta Forbes. 1
10:15 Lawsoni McCaO. News.
10:30 Aunt Mary, i I
10:45 Art iBaKera Notebook, .
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11:15 Today's ; Children. I
It JO Women : in wtute. I
11:45 Hymns of All Churches.
IS AO Wonien ot Americai
12:15 Ma sPersiru. i-
13 JO Pepper-oung-s ramuy
13:45 Right to Happitteam
r Au Bacsstase wusv .
1:19 Stella Dallas. 1 - I
1 JO Lorenzo Jones. I i .
1:45 Young Wldder Brown..
SAO When A Girl Marrtes
2.15 We Love and Learn. .
t30-Just! Plain BUL
2:45 Front Page FarrelL
SAO Road of Life, i l (i ' . .
:15 David Harum I
Z JO B. Boynton. i I
3-45 Rambling Reader.
4:15 New of the World
4 JO Voice of A Nation. .
4X9 Carl! KaJaah Orchestra.
5:00 OK Hot i Reteasej h
5:15 Relax in Rhythm, f
SsSO Day roster. Commentator.
5445 Louis P.I locfaner. i - '
AO Music HalL
JO Bob i Burns i
7 AO Presenting Harry SaToy.
7 JO The ! American Challenge.
SAO Mercer's Musie Shop.
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JO Those We Lore. i
AO Aldrich Family, i
9 JO Ellery Queen. , . ,
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1035 Your Home Town News
1025 Musical Interlude. ii
10 30 Strings for Meditation.
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usv-i a
KriAC TXrrjBSDAT-458 ne.
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10 RMUnf the Range.
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4:45 Excursions in Science.
I AO On the Upbeat.
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7 JO Lift VP Thy Voice, jl
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Acorns Reaain
LeagueLead
OAKLAND, July 12 -)- Fast
ball Pitcher Kenny Gables, In bis
first start of the season, held San
Diego: to two hits as. the second
(place Oakland Acorns scored a
fc, o Pacific Coast league ric-
tory tonight and climbed back
tOD the leaeue race. The Padres
(scored both safeties in the first
innin -
San Diego C0O 609 900 0 1 1
Oakland 001 C01 20 J t
1 Dasso and Ballinrer; Gables
and' KalmondL '
i Bible Saves Ex-Vandal
Gridder From Shrapnel
SEATTLE. July U-(ffH5e- .
cond Theron S. Ward, Jr
CALnrrurii' UtiCT or MfOTAtr. I
MOT StlROUtf FOa LOST
a sl a JAAP
UTTLE JUCHE EOOIXT.
TUSH R!DEi frrr :
: : Wu I! got himji I ij .1 IlllhSIIIP
, RIGHT HEWsrnLT) Vs lf r - . ,
I fei s out ais then ir'-r- - r ,
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, ' '' X 8EMSM0g yPUTtS T 700 100K Wf VW lrv HAPPENS ON THf5B JWUKe , I
I ; ""if vfe comma JkBOLKDN THAT CUTS UTTUE BU, ) UOfT WB fWT, 1 RUN. SO0T1N8 THAT 7 '
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Z3, ex-Unfrerslty of Idaho foot
ball player, whoso parents are'
of Lewtstca, Iiaba, wrote then
from a hospital, In England that
is Bible from a minister stopped
a ; piece of shrapnel erer his
heart on a Normandy beach
, head. 1 believe my fighting
: days are over." he wrote. "It's
.going to take a longtime before
I can use my right hand again."'
Bo was wounded In tho right
arm, chest and mouth.
Track 'Double'
Mark Notched
CALGARY, July 12 An
all-time -record daily double, tor
prairie race tracks of $3388.0$ was
recorded at Victoria 1 park today
when a rank outsider, Man of
Irqn, won the second race coupled
with Thatcher, winner of the first
HE HAD TO 5TO EVERY
WHERE HEWENf CROWDS
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Wellington Sets
Junior Ball Meet
VANCOUVER, Wash, July 12
(V Washington's American Le
gion, baseball tournament expec
ted to remain on the "out-for-the-duration,(
list again this season,
was scheduled today for Olympia,
August ' 4-5. Legion officials said
an arrangement with the Greater
Vancouver - Recreational ' associa
tion had succeeded In lining up the
four entries required for a state
tourney.
Nelson ?Jug"
Enroute est
KANSAS CITY, July 12 -UP)
Jug McSpaden and Byron Nelson
are to arrive here Friday morning
for their 18-hole exhibition Sat-
THEY THINK lEMU LEAD
.L LEAD
E60L0J
EM TO WHERE THE (60L0
AS HIDDEN
THEYlLTHJNK COTH OF US
HAVE CONE WHENTrCY FJNO
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tills. fJt:rr.xas i.aej.
fi If
moderately fcot Iron. Plats.
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fowl ana ux.ej i
BamsBseSBBBK BSSSSSBSSSHSSB
J-T7A -.
urday afternoon against ' Benny
Bogsess and Pvt Bunny Torpey
at Victory Hills golf coursa ia
Kansas City, Kan. After, Satur
day's exhibition, McSpaden and
Nelson will go to Denver for a
Sunday appearance. r ; :
Howlhcv
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NATIONAL. LCAGtTK
W 1, Pet W X. Pet, !
St touls SI 31 .lOSjPhiUdel 33 41 .43S
Pittaburf 40 30 .571 Brooklyn 33 44 .424 ,
Ctodnnat 43 33 360iChicJo 29 40 .420
New Yrk 37 39 .487 Botoa 4S JS9S
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W V Pet. W X. Pet.
St Louis 45 34 J7 Chicago S4 37 .47
Boston 41 35 .539Cleveand 37 41 .474 -New
Yrk 39 35 J27 Detroit J 43 .463
washing 38 39 .494;Phuadei: 35 41 .461
SO THEY FOLLOW HIM
LIKE HUNGRY HOUNDS
'CHASW A RABBIT.
IJb8mG8ZNjSTHE SWAGES
TO THS RANGERS CAMP.' !
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