Tha CZLGOll STATESMAN. Cdenu Oregon. Thursday Morris?, October 3, 1S14
PAGE i;
Morton Cooper
Loses Opener
Brownies Cop 2-1
- World Series 7in
(Continued from page 8).
the ninth two-hitter in world se
ries history. It was the first time
that a two-bit; pitching job has
ended in defeat. Cooper struck
out four and cave three bases on
. balls while . Donnelly added two
more strikeout victims.' Galehouse
yielded' seven bits, fanned five and
walked four, one of them Inten
tionally to" l6ad the bases in the
thir wfiietf -the National : leaders
were at bat. .
... ,The Browns victory made them
co-Mvorilps at 9 Jo 10 to take the
series, the first all-St Louis af
'fair since the baseball classic was
inaugurated in 1903. But the Cards
. were quoted as 'the 3 to S choice to
Uke tomorrow's corftest with Max
-Lanier, a. southpaw, Billy South
worth's selection. - Manager Luke
Sewell of the' Browns - said he
would start Jielson Potter, his top
notch, hurler who racked up 19
; victories. as against seven defeats
during the regular season.' .
BROWNS
Gutteridge. 2b
Kreevich, et
La aba. If ,
AB IBOA
4 SIX
4 0
4 o e a
S 6-0 1
J t v 1
-J 1 1 10
a est
s o o ' s
ji o a
jt a in
Stephens,
Moor, rf
r
McQuinn, lb
Chmtman, lb
Hayworth, ' c '
.Galehouse, ; p.
Telals ,,.
; CAJtPIHALS
Hopp. ct .
Sanders.' lb
v Musial, -Vf -
W. Cooper, e
Kurowski, Sb .
Lit whiter. .U
Fallon, SO -
' Marion. a
' Verban. ,2b
Bergamo, If
M. Cooper p
... Garma.
Donnelly, " p
AB I IOI
.9 Oil 0
t 12
1 .2
uvea
0
Totals
..32
7 27 11
Batted for M. CooDer in Sth.
Batted for Donnelly In Sth.
Browns
Cardinals
. 000 200 0002 2 0
000 000 0011 7
Errors : None. ' Buns batted in Me
oumn 2, O'Dea." Two base hits Mar
Ion J. Home run McQuinn. Sacri
'flee MualaU Double play Gutter
- Idee. SteDhena and .McQuinn. Earned
runs Browns 2. Cardinals 1. Lett
on bases Browns 3. Cardinals 9.
" Bases on balls Off M. Cooper 3
4 Moore. r Galehouse. Stephens); Gate
house 4 (W. Cooper, Sanders, Litwhil
r. BeraamoK Strike outs By M
- Conner 4: (Kreevich. Laabs 2. Christ-
man); toy Donnelly 2: (Kreevich,
' Moore); by Galehouse (Sanders,
Litwhiler. M. Cooper 2. Kurowski)
Pitching summary: M. Cooper, 2 tuts.
1 suns In .7 innings: Donnelly, nits,
. - runs in 2 lnmnii. Losing pitcher:
M. Cooper. Umpires: Sears NL. (p.
. McGowan - AL (lb). Dunn Zb);
. Pipgras AL 3b). Time, 245. Attend
nee 232 paid.
, Use :. Yeast
In Yeast
Bread : , .
By Marine Bonn
. - . Food writers must be brave.
; "Lots of things happen, to us, and
we must face the music when
a recipe gets in the paper wrong.
; Wednesday we published a re
- ripe for our. best friend's yeast
bread, and . then left out the
yeast That's something like the
: time we put in a recipe for can
dy that used a drop of glycer
ine and got a "cup of glycer
ine out of it, and the time we
wrote up a formula for jellied
bridge salad with no gelatine.
Let's . just ! hope that 1 reader
friends don't "rise up against
us in wrath at trying out a yeast
recipe without yeast,' and that
this affair doesn't spoil a beau
tiful friendship between me and
the one whose recipe it was.
Anyway, we repeat, here's
.recipe for yeast bread, .which
turned ' out to take two lessons
to learn instead of one, but will
' produce a good yeast bread in
the most painless process pos-
"' sible: ' ' -
. IJLA'S TEAST BREAD
Cook a medium sized potato,
t and when done, mash through
a fine sieve, add enough water
to make a quart of, liquid (in
cidentally to cool off mixture to
' lukewarm). Crumble, up a cake
of yeast into this, add 1 table
spoon sugar , and" flour (prob-
ablyJ around 1 cup) whip with
the egg beater , and cover bowL
Let stand for around two hours
or less, until frothy. Then add
1 tablespoon shortening (melt
ed), salt and enough flour to
make the right - consistency,
"kneading the flour Into-dough.
Put back into bowl, grease the
top and let stand for about two
- hours in a warm place until
" doubled in bulk. Throw dough
on board, work into four loaves
and put into pans, let stand un
, til doubled in bulk again, bake
at 375 degrees for about, an hour.
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YOU CANNOT
D2. S. zVUE:3IMir
Pioneer Loop
Eyes '45 Go
"League President
Calls 1st Meeting
POCATELLO, Idaho, Oct
WVPresident J. P. HalliweU
4-is-
sued today. in. official call for di
rectors of the ' Pioneer Baseball
league to meet here Nov. 12, to
consider operating, the class C cir
cuit again next yearJThe six-team
league suspended at the end of
the. 1942 season after operating
four jrearsJ . (
.-. HalliweU said he believed if the
war in Europe Is concluded dur
ing .the coming winter that suffi
cient manpower wUl be available
by. next summer to permit re
sumption of baseball play. Direct
ors wiU discuss manpower pros'
pects, t possible tieups of some
clubs with-major league teams,
proposed expansion to an eight
team circuit and transportation
possibilities.
At present league franchises
are held by two Utah cities, Salt
Lake City and Ogden, and four in
daho, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, Boise
and Twin Tails. ; X J ? a ' ii
Pueblo and Denver, Colo., Great
Falls and Helena, Mont, and Pro-
vo, Utah, have expressed interest
in gaining franchises in the cir
cuit when expansion has been dis
cussed in the past; .: .,
Sunnygide Community-;
Club Meets Friday
SUNNYSIDE The Community
club will meet Friday, October 0
at 9:00 p. m. Election of officers
will be hell Doughnuts and cof-
iee : will , be served by the club
All are urged to attend this meet
ing.
Port wine is named after the
town of Oporto, Portugal.
KSLM MBS THTJXSDAY--Ue Ke.
.0 Musical Timekeeper.
,f News. -
10 News. .
7:15 Farm and Home Program. -
je News. : -i -,. -
T.-49 HUlbinys.
S-oo Dr. Talbot
: News. '
S 5 Orchestra.
M Boake Carter.
- t:lS Pastor's CaU. .- , '
20-Mid!and USA. - .
. 5 Amazing 'Jennifer Logan. - ,
AQ;0 News. '
10 l i Terry "s HouSir arty. 4 " i
:3ft Luncheon wtth Lopes,, r .i-"'-10:45
American Woman's Jury.
11.-00 Cedrie Foster.- . ..
11:1S Waltx Time. v .
11 JO-rOrcrtestra.
11:45 Musical LlbraVy.
IS AO Today's Top Trades.
11:15 News.
13:30 Hillbilly Serenade..:
12:35 Smoothies.
12:45 Music. - -
1:00 News. ' ' " Z i;"--" 1
15 Interlude. .
1. -IS Melodic Moods.
1:30 To be Announcde.
1:45 Handy Man. i
S:00 News.
I Broadway Bandwagon.
2:15 Your Army Service forces. ,
S 45 Radio Tour.
3:00 News.
. 3:03 Concert Hour. '
3:43 Johnson Family.
4:00 Fulton Lewis, jr.
4:19 Real Life Steries.-
4 JO World's Front Page.
4:45 Roundup Revelers.
50 News. - .
3:15 To Be Announced.
ao Tom Mix.
8:45 Night News Wire. i'
6:00 Gabriel Heatter.
6:15 Screen Test.
6 JO First Nighter.
6:45 Orchestra.
70 War Commentary.
7:15 Lowell Thomas.
. 7 JO Lone Ranger.
80 Would You Believe It.
5 JO Bulldog Drummond.
8:45 Russ Morgan Orchestra.
8:00 News.
8:15-Cecil Brown.
8 JO Fulton Lewis. Jr. j
8:45 News. -
10:00 Old Timers' Orchestra.
10:15 Townsend Flan. '
1030 News.
10 :45 Orchestra.
110 Open House. .
11:35 News Roundup.
U0-Sign Off.
KOIN CBS THURSDAY Kc
60 News.
t 6:15 Western Stars. ' .
:3 KOIN Klock. '
7:15 News.
, 7:30 News. 1 ' -
7:48 Nelson rrtngle.
60 Consumer News.
S:IS Valiant Lady. -
S JO Light ot the World. ' r
S:45 Aunt Jenny.
60 Kate Smith Speaks. -
8. -IS Big Sister :-,'
8 JO Romance ot Helea Trent.
: t:45 Our- Gal Sunday ' -
100 Life Can Be BeaatiniL
10:15 Ma Perkina. -10
JO Bernadine Frynn. - -105
The Goldbergs.
110 Portia Faces Life.
11:19 Joyce Jordan -.' -
II JO Young Dr. Malone.
11:45 Perry Mason.
130 News. . -'. '"-
13:15-Melghbora. -IX
JO Bright HoriMms.
: 13:45 Bachelor, s Oiildrea
. l0-.Thi Changtag World.
1:15 Bob Anderson, News.
,. 1 -JO Mary Marnn.
145 Something for You. ; !
X0 Newspaper of the Air.
SJ Meet the Missus.
30 News
3:1-Houywood.
Do YeaEsped...
to turn out First Quality
Work with Second Quail-
C Regardless of how skill
ful your hands are, they
- cannot do their best work
if your vision is faulty!
BUY NEW EYES!
Facts V Figures
On World Scric
s
Remaining schedule (an fames at
St Louis): . " " .
Second same. Thursday, Oct. a Third
Sam. Friday Oct. 6. Fourth fame.
Saturday. Oct. T. Fifth came lit neces-
saryh Sunday. Oct a Sixth fame (U
sessary). Monday. Oct t. Seventh
Cam Ait necessary), Wednesday, Oct
Financial figures: 'first cam Paid
attendance 33.242: Groea receipts $148.
168.. Players share 878426.68. Com-
sloner's share 12ZJS0.20. Each club's
share 81L6S7.78. Eacn league's snare
112.687.78. v?v : ... , ; -.:
An receipts of the third and fourth
fames, after deduction of the players'
share, and the entire receipts of the
sixth and seventh games, if played, go
to the .war Relief and Service runa.,
Inc, which also received $100,000 paid
for radio broadcasting ngnts.
Many Trainees
On Husky ?ir
(Continued from page 8),
Ralph (Pest) Welch's major head
aches is What to do after Novem
ber 1., A major transfer of V-12
students 'occurs on that date, and
among the known transferees are
Gordon Berlin, center; De Cour-
cey, Dick Hagen, letterman end
from last- year, Guard Jim 1 Mc-
Curdy, : reserve V Fullback , Bobo
Moore, another j letterman, and
Halfback Bob Zech, letterman re
serve halfback. There are others.
but those six would make a pretty
good hole in most anyone's lineup.
.The following week, on Nov. 11,
the Huskies meet the Fourth Air
Force team here in what is expect'
ed to be one of the toughest games
of the year. The following week,
they place the Second Air Force at
Spokane, and Coach Red Reese's
Bombers haven't exactly built up
a reputation of being pushovers
for anyone yet. ,"tV
1 Which may explain to' some ex
tent why I Welch is pouring on the
heat during his early games and
driving his substitutes like 10-touchdowns-a-game
was a legal re
quirement.'' Those same subs may
be the first string when the army
and navy move out. .
S JO Stars of Today.
3:45 World Today.
335 News..
40 Lady of the Press. -4:15
Problem Clinic.
425 Lou Holts. 1
4:30 Tracer ! Last Persona.
5:09 Fletcher Wiley.
5:15 Red's Gang
S 30 Harry Flannery. News.
8:45 News.
855 Bill Henry. - ,
60-MsJot Bowes . i. .
C-JO Corliss Archer. - -
L; ' 70 Denv. Nat. Committee. "':
: 8.-00 r Love A Mystery. ?
SOS-Passlng' Parade. ;
. I JO Death Valley Sheriff. :
85 News .
80 Music In the Night.
8 JO Lionel Hampton Orchestra.
160 Five Star Final. -10:15
Wartime Women
1020 Gardening with Bouquet.
10 JO Orchestra, . , ...
10:45 Texas Rangers. ...
11.-00 News.
11.-05 Voice of the Army.
11:20 Jan SaviU Orchestra.
11:30 Airflo of the Air.
11J5 Orchestra.
11:43 Orchestra
1145 News ,
11:00-6:00 son. Music and News.
KCX BN TBlmSOAT 11M Ka.
60 Musical Clock. 1
6:15 Farm and Home Makers,
i 6:45 Western Agriculture.
70 Home Harmonies.
75 Pipes of Melody. r.
T:n ffcw -
7 J0 James Abbe Observes.
7:45 The Listening Post.
1 00 Breakfast rhib .
80 Glamour . Manor.
;30 fctreaKiast at Sardl's ,
100 News , '
10:15 Stars of Today. '
10 JO My True Story.
1055 Aunt Jemima. '
110 Baukhage Talking. "
11:15 The Mystery Chet
11-30 Ladles Be Seated.
120 Songs, by Morton Downey.
12:15 Hollywood Star Time. . v
.13:30 News. . ,
10 News. i
1:15 Radio Parade.
1 JO Time Views the News. -
1:45 Glancing at Hollywood.
1:50 Gen. Paul Malone.
S-00-What's Doing Ladies.
. X 30 Voice of Experience,
2:45 Christian Science Program.
30 Grace Elliot Reports.
S:15 Lawson McCaU.
3 JO RoUie Truitt Time. -3:45
A Pressing Engagement.
40 Symphonic Swing.
4 JO It's Murder.
4:45 Hop Harrigan.
S0 Terry and the Pirate - - -s:lS-Dick
Tracy. i
8 J0 Jack Armstrong
6:45 Captain MidnishLi .'
80 Sunset Serenade, j
6:15-News. 1
630-Spotlight Bands.
6:55 The Story Teller.
70 Raymond Gram Swing - ' j
7:15 Appointment for Life. . 1 -
7 JO Joe E. Brown.
80 News. : . ' ;
8:1S Lam and Abner. .
- 8 JO Fred Waring. I
80 Vincent Lopes.
8 JO News. .-.
8:45 Modern Music Box. j
100 Chester Bowles.
10:15 Henry J. Tsylor.
18 JO Ambassador Hotel ' Orchestra.
110 Concert. Hour.
iPi(i;iiiiu
fr ("' iT) A w
CHARLES TKCMA5
, Courfety of WerfingHoute .
IXI6. CEH. D. P. STAGE
' United States Amy
JCOL VilllAMFCfX.
; United States Marine Corps
MAJOR 101 JOHNSON
;i ' . Air Ace '
C8.S. ORCHESTBA
An OurHandtn Sread'catt of
. Intsrett tVery American
- 2 " Phone Your Friends
Monday Heavy
Wrestling Bui
JVltfl C. (tmTM PtPtl
;." ij v-
Featuring Jim -Golden Greek"
Londos; world heavyweight champ
f ner Monday
night's Ira Pilcher promoted wres-
tling card at the armory has . been
announced as complete. Londos
will meet "Mad Russian' : Kola
Kwarianl "in the no-time limit
main heat, the champ . to weigh
i vm.I.1 ... - ,...;.. !
Ray Steele, former world champ
himself, will occupy the other
main event by tossing his 23D
pounds against Cliff Thiede, 230
pouhd former Southern California
lOOtoau greai. Ana we ow p. m.
curtain-raiser brings two new fa-
m.TH (M Mm4
ces to the village pit, 200-pound
'Silent Pedro Gomet,ra ; deaf
mute Mexican, and Bobi-Brocolf
Kruse, 195-pounder from Oswego,
i ar.
Ore.
--i-- au. I
No advance in prices lor tne I
all-star show and ducats mar now I
ha mt Ml-. Rrrtln
- i
Goods store. Londos has not def
initely stated whether he will put
his world title belt on the block
Monday, although Pilcher is in
sisting, that he should.
For Midwest
(Continued from page . )
grandstand too. , 4 , -
Jhe stars on the field will be!
topped . by skyscraping " Glenn I
Dobbs, the combination passer-
runner-kicker who paces the Air I
Force SuperbomberL- '
- The Air Force boys from Colo
rado Springs have had. no trouble
this year in whipping five foes to
run their victory string to 18 but i
they'll be meeting a team in the
SeahawksJ far stronger than any
foe encountered this yean
Besides that, the navy club from
Iowa City could not use its officer
material in losing to Michigan and j
in beating Minnesota, but the gold
braid will be available against the
Superbombers.
KGW NBC THCRSDAT-
40 Dawn Patrol .
6 JO News Parade.
6:45 Journal of Lrvtng.
90 Craehme Fletcher.
7:15 News Headlines -
7 jo Here's Glen Again. ,,
f .-45 Sam Hayea.' , -t0-Stars
ot Today. -8:15
James Abbe News.
SJO Mirth and Madaeea.
' 80 Voice iot. A NaUon.
tas Larry Smith. ;
' t JO The Personalrty! Hour..
100 Rath Forbes. I v
10:l-Lawson McCaJs, -Newev
A9AV.. U.. " -"
IB AS Art Bakers Notebook,'
U0-Tht GuldiBg Light f
11:15 Today's Children, i ,
11 -JO Women in White. . ' -
11:45 Hymns of All Churches. '
120 Women ot America.
11:15 Ma Perkins.
12 JO Pepper Young's Family.
13:45 Right to Happiness
10 Backstace WUe. I
las Stella Dallas. .
130 Lorenzo- Jones.
15 Young Widder Brown I
S0 When A Girl Marries.
X:15 Portia Faces Life.
, X JO Just Plain BUL
3:45 Front Page FarreJL '
30 Road of Life.
S05 David Harum. ' J
i 3:30 B. Boynton. ' .
3:45 Aunt Mary. I
40 Dr. Kate. V
4:15 New of the" World.
4:30 Parade of Stars.
4:45 Day Foster, Commentator.
50 OK for Release.
5:15 Relax in Rhythm. .
SJO Songs of Good Cheer.
5:45 Louis P. Lochner. i
60 Music Hall. I
6:30 Bob Burns.
70 Abbott and Costello.
7 JO March of Time.
: 80 Mercer's Music Shop
8:15 Minstrel Melodies.
SJO Coffee Time.
0 Dinah Shore.
SJO EUery Quein.
100 News Flashes.
16:15 Your Home Town News
105 Musical Interlude.
16 JO Barbara and Boys,
11J0 War News Roundup.
120 X a m Swing Shut.
KOAC THURSDAY 550 Ke.
100-News
10:15 The Homemakers Hour
110 School of the Air.
11 JO Concert HaU.
130 News. - - i-
12:15 Noon Farm Hour.
10 Ridin' the Range. -
1J 5 Traffic Safety.
1 JO Variety Time.
20 Home Garden Hour.
2 JO Memory Book et Musia
3.00-NeWS. vv:; -t. :n
S:1S Musie
40 Horace HeidL - -
4:15 Latin-American .Neighbors.
430 America Marches.
4:45 Music Salon.
80 On the Upbeat
Sao Dick Jergens.
5:45-Lest We Forget J .
10-News.
6:15 Evening Farm Hour. .
70 Southland Singing. :
7:15 Listen to Leibert
7 JO Lift Up Thy Voice, - ;
8:00 Keyboard Classics. 1 -S:15
Musical Comedy Revue.
8 JO Music that Endures. : r
6 JO News.
8:45 Evening Meditattons. .
100 Sign Ofl. ? - -
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rawJ2 sC3 Jaawwal !
nit cr.ciinir
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TUNE IN .
Army-Navy Go
Jr. High Grid
bcheduleSet
Salem School Athletic Director
GuraeeFlesher yesterday announ-
the football schedule for the
four iUe-Parrish Junior high
fvithan am. rh. Bia.
Thursday, October 12. with, the
Blue4 otog Pa
rish Greys at Parrish and the Les
lie Golds meeting the Parrish
Cardinals at Leslie.
Each team will play six games.
An all-star game between the pick
of both Leslie and Parrish squads
will be held on Sweetland Field
the night of November 22 at 7:3
mber 22 at 70
dula: tx
Blues vs. Parish
Leslie Golds vs.
o'clock. The schedule:
October IS: LasUa
Greys at rarnsn;
parrish Cardinals" at Leslie. October
Parrish Cardinals
at Leslie; Parrish Greys vs. . Leslie
Golds, at Parrish. October Mr Leslie
S1 S2f w ie;,Pw:
p'bS "irt
priiGi,e Leshej Lesh Golds
1 rs. Parrish Cardinals at Parrish. No-
Ivember I: Leslie Blues vs. Parrish
Cardinals at Parrish: Parrish Greys vs.
hM,eh7r is-.
Leslie Braes vs. Leslie Golds at Les-
rT? y m CaKU-
nais at paman.
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Valley Obituaries
JEFFERSON Funeral services
were held at the Jefferson Meth
odist church for Mrs. Charles S.
Emry 80, who died September 27
at a Salem hospital. Rev. N. Sher
man ' Hawk, pastor of the local
Methodist church officiated. Mu
sic was furnished by Mrs. Leonard
McCaw and Mrs. C. J. Thurston.
Bearers were Frank Fuqua of
Portland; Tom R a midell and
Manley Ramsdell of Canby; Jack
Cowdrey of Boise, Idaho; , Ray
Haines of Melino; and Clyde Rob
inson; all. relatives of the deceas
ed. Interment was in. the River
side cemetery, Albany, with the
Howell-Edwards Funeral home In
charge.
, JEFFERSON Mrs. Grace
Thurston has received word of
the birth of a new great grand
son, Kent Thomas, born Septem
bex27, to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ver-
gin at Toledo. He has a sister.
' U.S. cities named for promi
nent persons number about 375.
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66 Veterans at OSC
Have Expenses Paid I
CORVAT.TJS, Oct. 4-(P)-AU
college expenses of .65 World war
II veterans registered at Oregon
State' college this fall are goverri-ment-paid,
the registrar's ' office
said today. , : r
Government assistance through
a federal rehabilitation grant has
been received by 32 of the vets,
while 14 are . enrolled under lh
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