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Victory at Seattle .
SEATTLE, Wash July 17 Wf
In the first contest of its kind ever
played In the Pacific Northwest,
the San Francisco Seals and Holly
wood Stars Joined together to hand
a nine composed-of players rep-
resenting Seattle and Portland Pa
cific Coast league clubs a 7-1 set
back here tonight,
The 'Southerners, . who had
previously pushed across a pair of
runs in the third frame, jumped on
Portland Beaver Twirler Joe Sul
. livan for four more counters in the
fourth frame and a single tally in
the fifth. -
Seattle-Portland's lone counter
came in the bottom half of the
eighth canto when Seal Chucker
Willie Flowers was taking his turn
on the mound. Neither team com-
mitted an error in the fracas, play
ed as a War benefit contest
" Most of the plaudits-of the esti
mated 10,000, went to Ty Cobb, the
- veteran former major league star
who ' gave ' a pre-game batting
, exhibition and a demonstration of
- his speed in beraking for first Pro
' ceeds 'from the game for the ser
vice men's athletic and recreation
- equipment fund.
' The regular Coast league chase
n
will be resumed tomorrow, when
Hollywood goes to Portland for
seven-game series and San Fran
cisco mix it up in the Washington
city in another seven-game meet
San-Hoi 002 419 000-7 f
Sea-Port 600 000 0101 C
' Root Gibson, Intlekafer, Wei-
don, Flowers and Sprins, HHl; .
' Uncap, SnHhran. McCTare and
Socmen, Campbell, 8pIndeL .
Bramham Says
Postwar Boom
DURHAM, NC, July 17-CflP)-W.
G. Bramham, president of the na
tional association of professional
baseball league, predicted today a
postwar boom in ' minor league ;
activity.
. 'He declared many inquiries.
..from all sections of , the country,
had . been received concerning
club franchises, indicating that
fans are itching for a . revival of
the game In communities where it
was forced . to suspend foe the
duration." '-
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Only New City Mark -
Perhaps the year's
breaking SS-degree temperatare
was the reason for It, bat what-.
ever the 'eaase, Ol' Man Wea
ther wasn't the only one aroond .
Salem to establish a new 1844 .
city nark yesterday, as 3527
village i customers visited the ,
' two public swummlng pools to
pash the old figure of 2592, set
Jut last Friday, off to the way
side. Olinger reported 1972
splashers taking to the water at
the north-end splash pavilion,
while Leslie turned In a total
eonnt of 1555 for the day.
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If the Browns win their first .
pennant In 43 years, they con
thank Manager luk Sewel.
luk has only been en the ob
In St. louJs since the middh of,
the 1941 Btason, but fit's' jifi
ways had pennant ambitions.
These pictures show him in!
action on the Browns' bench. L
Bagby Claims
Keady in Week
" CLEVELAND, July Vt-(JP-Jim
i Bagby, who won 17 games for the
i Cleveland Indians last year, pre
dicted "111 be ready to go in
about a week," as he started his
first workouts of the 1944 season
today. The right - handed veteran
arrived last night from Atlanta,
Ga, where he had been rejected
I for army service after resigning
I from the merchant marine. He con
ferred with Tribe Vice President
Roger Pekinpaugh this morning.
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(.DO Musical Timekeeper. i
:45 News. .
1M-News,
T:1J Farm and Home. .
7 JO Romancers.
: 14& Taday Xop Trades. .
Ged Ship Grace.
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S:tf Orchestra.
04)0 Boak Carter, . f '
faster'a Call. ,
S30 MMUasd. VAj - 4- "
: Amazinc Jennifer Logaa.
10:00 Hardy, News.
10:lS-Jack Berch. y ' '
10:30 Luncheon Ipeb'
10 AS American Womaa's Jars.
11 AO Cedrie roator.
11 :1 Waltz Time.
11 JO Sky Iffi Serenade.
11:45 Kellocg Musical Library. ;
12 :0 Org anailtles.
12:15 News.
12:30 HUIbUly Serenade.
1 12:33 Monte Greg or Orcfaastra. i
125 The Smootaies..
1M News.
1 AS Interlude.
. 1:15 Lurn 'n Abner.
1 JO Full Speed Ahead.
SAO News.
S. -OS Broadway Band Wagtm. :
1:15 Marine Band.
2:45 Radio Tour.
3:00 New.
y. a S Concert Hour.
, 2:43 Johnson Family.
40 Fulton Lewis. Jr.
'4:15 Merry Moons.
40 World's Front Page.
4:45 Roundup Reveler. i
SfiO News.
5:15 Superman. . !
8 JO Tom Mix.
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AA All-Star Tilt Set
MILWAUKEE, July n-W-The
American association's tenth an
nual all-star game to be played
here the night of July 26, will be
dedicated to Mike Kelley, owner
of the Minneapolis ball club. Pre
sident - George Trautman an
nounced today., Kelley is observ
ing his fiftieth' season in profes
sional baseball i
Ex-WSC Pechuls
New Air i Chief
SPOKANE, 'July 17-iAVCol
oho A. Pechuls, former Washing
( 45 Gordon Burke.
- Gabriel Beatter.
S-J 5 Screen Tests.
SSO American Forum ol Air.
1 Commentary.
IflS Lowell Thomas.
tSSO-True Detective Mysteries, t
S 40 Gas Anaheim Orcn.
8:15 Art WUaan.
8 .30 Freedom of Opportunity
., 9:00 New 4 t r- '
;15 Bex Miller.
JO Fulton Xrwis. Jr. - -j-
:45-r-Vairghn Monroe.' . -.y
lOfiO-Muaio.- -i - - v' ' "
lOSU-rOrchestra. ....
10 JO New. ' ,
1S MUtoa Bench Orchestra,
UH)o Open House. ,
' 12.-00 Sirs Oil.
BOW NC TVKSSSt
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4)0 Dawn Patrol.
S;3o News Parade.
7 0O Music.
7:15--News Headlines At Hbrhlicbts.
1 JO Charles Bunyan, Organist.
7:45 Sam Hayea.
8 .00 Stars of Today.
8:15 James Abbe Covers the News.
850 Mirth and Madness. -9:00-Thtt
Personality Hour.
10:00 Ruth Forbes.
10:15 Lawson McCalL News.
10:30 Aunt Mary.
10:45 Art Baker's Notebook.
1(.-00 The Guiding- Light. 1
11 :15 Today's i Children.
1 1 JO Women in White.
II. -45 Hymns of AH Churches.
120 Women lof America. t
12:15 Ma Perkins.
12 JO Pepper Young's Family. .
12 :45 Right to Happiness. -
1 .-00 Backstage Wile.
1:15 Stella Dallas. 1
1 JO Lorenzo Jones.
1:45 Young Widder Brown.
2:00 When a Girl Marries.
2:15 W Love and Learn.
2 JO-Just Plain BUI.
' 25 Front Page FarrelL
1:00 Road of Life.
3:15 Da rid Harum.
3:30 B. Boynten.
3:45 Rambling Reader. - .
4:00 Dr. Kate.
4:15 News of the World, .
4 30 Voice of A Nation.
445 The Forfotten Enemy.
SAO OK for Release.
5:14 Relax in Rhythm. .
f JO A DateS with Judy.
AO The Mystery Theatre. .
5 JO Words at War. ;
, 7 0 Charlotte Greenwood. . ;
1 30 HUdegarde.
- t DO Mercer's Music Shop.
fas Fleetwood Lewton, Commen
. I . tator. f - - 4 ,
I j0 Johrmy Presents.
SH)0 Every tlitng for Boys.-"- '..
OJO Haflywood Theatre.
' 1. DO News Flashes.
IB 5 Your Rome Town NNewt.
1025 Musical Interlude. - ,
10 JO Strings for Meditation. 9 '
' 1055 News i i ' '
II 0 Biltmore Hotel Orchestra.
11 JO War News Roundup. , "
1SM-2 im-twuif Shift.
K BN TTESDAT llJt Ke L ,
10-Musicat aock.
0:15 Farm and Home Makers.
8.45 Western Agrtcunura.
7:00 Music a
Y5 Top of; the Morning- - r
7:15 News, t "
7 JO James Abba Observes.
7:45 The Listening Post
80 Breakiast Cluo
S0 Glamour Manor.
0:15 Vote of Experienc.
JO Breakfast at bardia.
10 0 News. 1
I0:15-Sweet Klver. .
10:30 My True Story. . '1 -,
18:55 Aunt Jemima. ,:'
11 0 Baukhaga Talking. '
11:15 The Mystery Chef.
UJO-Ladies Be Bested.
12 0 Songs by Morton Downey.
11:15 Hollywood.
2 do News, i -
:i0 Sam Hayes. "
. 1:15 Radio Parade.
lldS Tim Views the News.
- 1 JiS Blue newsroom, v .
' 1 o Edwtri Jorgenson.
2 DO What's Dnma Ladies. .
52 JO Voice fit Experience.
245 CorresMndents Abroad.
. SDOCraoa t Elliott Reports
j 2:15 Lawsoir McCsH. News.
i 3 JO Rollie I Truitt Ttaoa.
3 :4V-Don Norman Show. . "
. 40Land 14 the Lost.
40 Vagabnd News.
; 4:45 Tha SfA Hound
; 5:C Terry jsnd tae Pirates .
f S:IS Dicte. Irrscy. . ,
; 5 3 ack A rmstroBg.
;5:4i Hop Sampan.
S-f-v-Livestwa Reporter.
y 6 C 5 Sunset Serenade.
j s-15 War :rrpDondent.
I :? -5oot! M VaodS r
i S. tory i Teller. " :
iJ Ray mind Gram Swing
T:15 Greomr Kicks.
7 MK Fed (J'der.
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t iw-Lum ind .fcner.
I S:30 Nit-W:.t ' fiourt. .
t .1- Let Yaursc-t Go. , - ,
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Winy wwinp.
ton State college football star and
Pacific! coast middleweight ! box
ing champion, is the new chief of
the Spokane -air service Command
maintenance i division. ;CoLt Pech
uls. who received his : wings as a
fijhter pilot in 1936,1 came here
from the Oklahoma air s e r v i ce
command, where he was assistant
chief gf maintenance.' ,
BasKunning in Coot.
1 i I'll '
MABSHFIELD. Ore4 vlr 11
(ip)-Strlpedi and big-mouth bass
are bitting i in Coos river,, sev
eral 14 and 15-poonders were
taken this f weekend.
M-Orcbestra. i
llH-Concert Hour.
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4MoNwa;
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.isr rjoss luuifuii i
SkVKOXN Klock
T:154-Hadlincr News.
- 730 iNewai.
1 A5 Makwn Prtnglc.'
- Si)s Cunsamer New. , !( 4
S:i5 Valtant Lady. "1
' a 30 Light. of fae World. ,"
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S.D0W Kate Smith Bpstk& .
.:15r-BiSister - -
a:30Romanc of fletea rrsat :
OtsS Our Gas Sunday.
IS DO Life Can Be Beautiful
14:15 Ma Perains '!
IS JO Barnadina Flynn.
10 45 The GoWbergs '
11 .-00 Portia facas Lif aJ
11:15-Joyce Jordan. . s !
11 JO Young Dr. Malon.
11 :45 Perry
12:
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12:15 Neighbors i 1 .
12 JO Bright Horizons.
12:4$ Bachelor's Children, 7
: 1M Broadway Mat! nee.
134 Dorothy Fisher, j -1
JO Mary Martin. ' !
1:45 Mid-Afternoon Melodies.
2 :00 This : Changing i World. -:
2:15 Newspaper, ot the Aw
2:45 WUdernessi Bosa,
S.-Ott News t
h 3:15 AU Star Dane.
3 JO Stars of Today.
3:45 The ; World Today.
3 a News. - '
40 Lady of the Press.
4:15 Xewk. f I 1
r 4 JO American Melody Hour
5 AO Galen Drake-
5:15 Red's Gang, i j .
. 5 JO Harry FUnnery.
, 55 News 1
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95 Bill Henry. 1 !
S0 Jack Pepper Show.
O JO The Doctor rights. .
. 7:00 Corwin. -, j
7:30 Hello. Soldier J
' 7:45 Dean Hudson Orchestra. '
. SK Lot a Mystery.
8:15 Passing Farad. 1
8 30 Big Town i j
. S. -00 Judy Can s
: 1 35 Short Short Stories.
ja Million DuUar (utt .
10:00 Five Star Final. ( .
- 10:15 Wartime Women, j
10:30 Western Stars, j
10 JO Edwin C. HilL j
; 18:45 Jimmy Doesey. j
11 flO Talks. I
11:15 Cartes Molinos Orchestra.
- 11 JO Air-Flo at the Air.
, 11 35 Orchestra. t
: lias News. -;r j t
120 Serenade.' 1 1 j '
; 1230-8:00 jajn Musts and News.
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W:15 Th Hornemakars" Hour .
11 Do Allen Roth. ;
11 9 concert HalL 1. : ;
12O0 News.- 1
1235 Noon Farm Hour. " ,
til Hidin' the Range.
1 d5 Treasury 1 Sahitsu
1 30 Variety rtme. i
2 0 Homemaker Half Hour. ,
3 j30 Memory Book ot Muale.
3O0 News. j! . 1 ' I ' J
I ;15 Music ot we Msstsrs.
4J00 Trad Wbids: Calling.
;I5 VoiL-a ot: the Army. - -
4 Jo Novatim
" 4145 Adventures in Research.
SUM On the Upbeat..
6 JO Story Tim.
B; 45 It's Oregon's War.
S:15 News . i J ', - ; ,
:30 Evening Farm Hour.
7 JO Lift Up Thy Voice,
t .00 Norman ClouUcr. . , .
8:30 Music ' .
30-New t 1,1 1
, S:45 Evening Meditattona. .
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Finney gave the Sox even more
power at the plate when he took
over first base after his crops had
been harvested. at his Alabama
farm.'
Clift returned to Washington
just in time. Three of the four
I remaining Cubans, including Third
Baseman GU Torres, turned in
their unilorms and headed for
I home, but Ossie Bluege had Clift
I to take over the hot corner. Al
though the veteran reported only
a week ago and had been bothered
by: a sore shoulder he was able
to step out of retirement into the
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lineup. Outfielder JoeTessiQc wss
lured back to the Nats from la-
neapolis and Catcher Al Evans
was discharged from the navy.- .
When the Iowa Pre Flight
school detached Wakefield, the
slugger joined Detroit Immediately
and started to war out the opposing
pitchers. Although he may not be
available for long, .the $52,000
dandy has sparked the Tigers flag
hopes. i '.
War plants yielded Boy Mack
and Buddy Rosar to Cleveland on
a part-time basis, .and Connie
Mack dug into the minors to re
place athletic weak: spots. Bill
McGhee, purchased from Little
Rock, bit so hard subbing at first
base for Dick Siebert that the vet
eran went to the outfield when he
returned. Joe Burns from Indiana
polis took over the second base
job and Larry Rosenthal, acquired
from the Tanks hy way- of New
ark, went to the outfield.
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At Notre Dame
SOUTH BEND, InA, July 17-flP)
A total of 145 candidates only
nine ' of whom have had college
grid experience turned out for
today's opening session of sum
mer football practice at Notre
Dame, Coach Ed McKeever an
nounced. Heading the list were
Bob Kelly, halfback, and George
Sullivan, ' tackle, . both of whom
performed with the 1943 'squad.
Kelly, a naval V-12 trainee, will
be available until the end of the
navy semester October" 28. . Sulli
van, also anavy students, will
play all season.
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WASHINGTON, July 17-t?
Aaron ' Perry, hard - slugging
Washington welterweight scored
a tecnrucai jcnocxout victory over
Morris Eeif, Brooklyn, in the sev
enth frame of a scheduled 10-
rounder tonight
Perry weighed 143, Beif 144.
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