PAGE EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN. Solenx Oregon. Thursday Morning. April 25. 1946
Beavers Lose to Padres, 4-1; Mooty Victim
Senators Depart Today for WB League Opener
Club to Make
Hop by Train
"'While, Shafer and
Foster Released ;
Tbe pring training tiuttoncd
' op last night with another arc
'drill at Waters, park, SaleWs
, Senators, 19 players and Mgr.
Frisco Edwards strong, depart
today for Yakima to open the
Western International league ?ea
Mson Friday night. The team leaYes
via train at 2:20 this afternoon.
" makes connection in Portland and
arrives in Yakima early tomor
row. The return trip will be
made via train Sunday ! night
following the holiday; dou
bleheader. The Solon management trimmed
the roster yesterday by handing
out release slips to Jimmy White,
' third baseman, and Jimmy Fos
ter and Jack' Shafer. pitchers.
White has not hit up to expecta
tions this spring and his berth at
the hot corner has been taken
over by former uumeicter ijick
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SOLON PEE-WEES: If its mighty mites you want, Salem's Senators
have four who can't stretch over 5' 7" unless they stand on a box.
The quartet, left to right: Jimmy White. Infielder; Ray Malgradi,
utility infielder; Sam Tosti. second baseman and Frank (Luke) Lur
ches I, outfielder. The latter two will be In the Salem lineup Friday
nirht for the opener at Yakima. (Statesman sports photo) .
Bevos Garner
Only Six Hits
Portland Still Game
Out of ltt Division
PORTLAND. Ore . April 24- 4'
The San Diego Padres won 4 to 1
over the Portland Beavers here
Pacific rm league
W L. fct W L rcl
Ran Fran 19 7 .731 Portland 11 14 425
Los An Is 17 9 654 Holtvwd 11 14 425
Oakland IS 1 1 59a Seattle 9 17 .346
San Diego 12 15 .444 Sacramto 9 17 346
Wednesday's Scores: at Portland 1.
San Diego 4:, at Seattle 5. Hollywood
2: at San Francisco 3. Sacramento 1;
at Oakland 7-3. I. on Anl 7-7
Cards, Bums Cop 7th Straight; Yanks in 1st Place
CINCINNATI. April t -lA')
The St. Loula Cardinals notched
their seventh straight victory of
the season today as they dr-
N'atlonal league
W I. Pet. W I. Prt.
St. I uK 7 I .S7S New York 3 S .3S
Itrookln 7 I H71 Pttttkurc 3 S .Its
hicaco 4 3 J7I Phlladelp I .25
Botton 4 4 .50 Cinrtnnal 2 7 .322
Srnrrv Hdndv: at Cincinnati 2,
SI. louli 3: at Philadelphia 3. Brook
lyn II: at PIMtkurth 4. Iklcafs 3; at
New )Ofk 7. Motion I.
feated Cincinnati 3-2. The vie
tory cave Howie Pollet his see
ond triumph of the season.
The Brooklyn Dodgers kept
paee with the Cards by defeat
ing the Philadelphia Phil lies
11-3 for their seventh straight
victory, also.
Boston sneaked Into the first
division by takinr knockdown
dragout slugfest from the New
York Giant l-7. before 13.C7
paying fans. Successive home
runs by Tommy Holmes and
Ray Sanders off reliefer Ace
Adams In the four-run eighth
inning cemented the Braves
margin.
Rip Sew ell pulled the Pitts
burgh Pirates oat of a three
game losing streak as he pitched
and batted them to a 1-3 tri
umph over the Chicago Cubs
before ZI7 pa) log customers.
The New York Yankees went
Into undisputed poaa esiow of
' first place In the American
league when they trampled the
Boston Red Sox 1Z-S before a
crowd of 30.021 fans at I en war
park. Tex Hughsou. who had
won two straight, started for the
Red Sox and wound up the
loser after lasting less than five
minutes.
Charley (Red) Embree pitch
ed five-hit ball for the (lew
land Indians and au eighth Inn
ing uprising featured by re-'
emit Catcher Sherman Ioltar's
double with the bases loaded
defeated the HI. Loula Brown
to 1 In m OMS-gssno trrv
lated series between I Ho Amcr
Iran league elb. -
Americas Itifna
wi.prt. wri p.i.
N Ytik 1 I .Til St fowl 1 4
ItetcMt t ,114 Wa.blnti I .lit
rtota) . Ifcuat t t
(leveiaaJ 1 I .as rhlij4ta t t
cores ''! At NmI ,
Sw loth I; at St. I oi I. 4 ll4
Si St UttalaiMI 4, fll4lahi I.
tetrtlt a Mi(ri irhMl
Bench -riding Bingo Rinks de
livered plnrh-hlt single today
that sparked an eighth luninr
rally as U'aaitlng ton's Senator
defeated Philadelphia's Athle
tics 4-3.
Warren Hired as Assistant
To Simpson as Salem Coacl
1
Salem's school board announced Monday night that Leonard
Warren, former assistant coach at Ashland high school, has been ap-
Wenner. Neither Foster rkr Sha- Pointed coach and teacher in the Salem system. Warren will both
fer have seen much action during
the training period because of so
many more experienced hurlers
in camp.
The club added its 19th prayer
yesterday when Pitcher Paul So
derburg checked in from Califor
nia. He was in the Beaver San
Jose camp, and is the big right-
' hander who toiled briefly for Sa
lem in 1942.
. .. Leaving with Edw ards ttxiay
"are Woody Salmon and ! Red
Daniels, catchers; Lee Ffllin,
Steve Gerkin, Ed Kowalski (who
will hurl the opener), Carl Gun-
' rvarron. Andy Adams, Claude
Janeway and Soderburg. pitchers:
George Vico, Sam Tosti. Bart
Bartolomei, Dick Wenner ! and
"Ray Malgradi. infi-lders, ; and
Bob Cavines. Bill Carney, Halph
Arnott, Duane Crawfcid and
Frank Lucchesi, outfielder.
assist head Salem high rootDaU
Coach Al Simpson next fall and
teach in Parrish junior high
school.
Warren was assistant to Simp
son last fall at Medford high and
when Simpson took on the job
Vandals Down
Beavers, 14-12
as Viking grid mentor he put in
a bid for Warren as his assistant
CORVALLIS, Ore.. April 24
(JP)-The University of Idaho
at Salem War ren is said to be f scored 14 to 12 over Oregon State
a capable line coach. (college today taking full advan-
Tri t.i t'n rl & kn anniiin rod i tage of five Beaver errors and
Monday it had accepted the resig
nation of Wrs Roeder,
Salem tennis coach who has been
in the army the past few years.
More coaching and teaching ap-
, lOCKWOOLERS PRACTICE
- r The Campbell Rockwool oft
''' ball club will practice at Leslie
. 'field Thursday night at 6, accorjj-"-inr
to Del Campbell, manager.
nine walks by four OSQ pitchers.
Tl T 1 . . . . t - . .
former! neavers cook me lirsi iie
innings in a breeze for a 7 to I
tally as Don 'Cecil struck out sev
en Vandals and gave up only two
hits. But it was too good to last
and when Cecil lost control in the
sixth Idaho; turned it into a
knock-down drag-out.
Thp i n 1li vfr'inrl - in fi
. i . I ....t..! : - . :
piain we.r ..,,w ".;sLilrt!, for tH- Vandals and
first defeat for the Staters.
Idaho . 010 004 34214 11 2
OSC 430 100 02312 18 5
Klink. Auer and Vire; Cecil.
Hruger. Clark, Strik and Weg
ner. ' I. i.
tonight to even up their Pacific
Coast league' series to one game
each.
The Padres clubbed Portland
hurler Jake :Mooty for 10 hits
and salted the game away in the
fourth frame with a pair of count
ers. Meanwhile Ed Vitalich was
giving the light-hitting Bevos but
six safeties. Portland got its only
run in the sixth.
San Dleco Portland
BHOA BHOA
Criscola.m 3 15
Ancle S 1 4
G.Vfcclm.3 4 0 2
Garmjs.r 3 3 2
M Donld.l 3 0 8
Jensen.l 3 13
Ballmer. c 4 2 2
Uanifro.2 4 14
Vitalich. p 3 11
0 Whe-elr,2 4
0 Bart on. 1 4
2 Smith. ni
0 Reich. I
0 Escobarj-
0 Owen .3
1 Brown.s
0 Holm.c
0 Mooly.p
Goulif h.x
nulllc.3
Storey.
Hncher.t
llrlsei a
Strange
Adams. c
Wvatt.p
Pulford.s
Amai al.r
Golfers Tune for Semis
Total .12 10 27 7
Totals 32 6 27 17
pumtments in the system are ex
pected to he mnde within the next
few weeks-.
Bids foi tfie proposed new ath-
leti
the board. Woi k i n the new foot
bail stadium and tennis court
will begin this summer at the
senior high. A new .gymnasium
building at the enior high will
also be built as well as an ath
letic plant at Leslie junior high.
the
x- Batted for Owen in 5th.
-Batted for Browin in 71h.
1 Ratted for Holm in 7th
a Batted for Moolv in 7th.
I- Ran for M. Smith in Sth.
San Du-ro (MM 02 1 (MM 4
Foil la nd XK ool Hl 1
T.i rors- Gtillle. Run batted in--Vitalich
2. C'riscola. tJarm. M. Smith
Two bae hit Barton 2. M. Smith
Sacrifices --Vitalich. (ivn-luian Left on
base San Pk-ko 8. Portland 6 Hr
on balls Mnoty 4. Vitalic-h 2. WvaM I
Strikeouts - Mw.lv 3. Vitalich I. Hits
off Mooty 7 in 7 IrimnKs; Watt 3 In
2. Wild pitch- Wjatt 1. Losing pitchei
-Mooty Umpire Ma7io. Knjjeln and
Borskl. Time-2:05. Attendance 6J7S
' Sportie Sorties: Bob Daggett, Chemawa s new coach, is already
rn 'the ball, front and" center, ifor the Indian athletes. He claims the
!kitis at least three of them were aeniea creciu 101 uicuvjuk a woj-
Parrish: Cops
Opener, 7-4
Parrish collected ten tilts off
Crosby In On
Hockey Deal
Salem Elks club sponsored
City Open tournament field, set
for semifinal round playoffs In
the championship flight and
the final round In 13 of the
other 14 flights, has a chance
to tune up today at Salem golf
course in the Men's club "Dou
ble Eclectic" Thursday meet ar
ranged by Jim Rusell. The
double Eclectic card calls for
nine holes today and nine more
next Thursday and will be play
ed over the outroing nine holes
each time.
The Open semifinal matches
have been timed as follows: De
fending Champ Walt Cline. Jr..
and Jack Russell tee off at
Sin it It River, Loon I
Lithe Angling Good
HKKDSPORT. Ore. April 24
fV) This section of southwest
Oregon drew a record number of
trout fishermen for the season's
opening.
More than 300 anglers crowded
the upper reaches of the Smith
river, and nearly all got limit
catches. Loon lake yielded 2500
trout Saturday and Sunday.
Molalla Wins
Trianiriilar Go
12:45 p.m. Saturday and Meet
Medalist Jack Brande and
Frank Shafer to at It sUrtlnc
at lt:3 un. Sunday. Other
matches In the various flif hts
must be completed by Sunday
nifht. The trophy award ban
quet has been dated for Thurs
day, May t, following the fin
ish of the tournameut.
The Men's clubbers will send
20 golfers to Corrallis May 19
for a team match while tt from
Corvallls tangle with as many
more local lights the same day
here. On May t the teams will
Suarez, Lacey Tiff to Draw
In Slow Main Go at Armory
It was a bad night at the armory last night the flrtt taid,4)
since the punch-for-pay buainesi made lis irturn few months" .
First, the show grossed only $1100. Second. Kalem's Hud Ahney t
himself kayoed. Third. Manual James definitely didn't loic like m
gladiator who is aching for a future squabble with Ieo (T, Li n
Turner. Fourth, both top attractions amounted to little more than
brisk gym wotkoutt. And last, the crowd went home tit haj py fur
the first time in the six shows that hae been held to date,
The main eent between Snooks Ioirey, 1.10'j. Hartford. CVnn.
and Johnny Suraez, 137, Los Angeles, was a lightly-belted 10-rourdl
draw between two gent who do have plenty of nasi but who appar
ently didnl feel in the moml for hard punching last night. It
10-rounder loaded with sparring, sparring and more sparring w.tri
almost all solid punches landing on Shoulders Instead of whiakers.
James gave up 18 pound to substitute datky Jimmy D.kon, ?
change sites for another Inter- I pounder of Oakland. Cal , Who was in for bent t etin King, ftrxf
city outing.
Hayes Catching
Record Broken
rd Relay record last week t Eugene, and he would like meet of- j chalked up 7 jruns for a t-4 ver-
" firials to re-check their scoting
t relay entry of Cal Picard, Chet
i Ashman and Vic Johnson, Went
- 510, 5-9 and 4-10, respectively,
"for a' 16-5 toUL The class C" Re-f-lays
record for the event is 'iist
ved at 16-3, two inches less than
t the Chemawa kid's mark. So it's
;? apparent new Coach Daggett has
; : a beef. . . . Speaking of coaches,
1940-41 Senator Skipper John
. (Bunny) Griffiths has moved
A managerial talents from the York,
-Pa, nine to the Hegerslown, Md..
'.ehib in the Interstate league this
year. Yes. hell sti'l be a regular
t shortstop. The York pof-t. ?n
' cid en tally, has been taken oier
"by Walter, (Boom Boom) Beck,
.'the fprmer coast and major league
'pitcher. . . . Laff of the week:
;4 Del (Snide) Campbell, the rckk
wooler and insulator, hired Pjn
t wheel Percy Crofoot not Ion? apo.
-f Tiot that Crofoot was expected; to
J" be a hotshot in Campbell's buji-
- ne. mit oecause iampuen - i
The trio, cnemawas nign jump j dict The victors gathered' five
I unearned runs in the first two
f i
. , iff- -
DETROIT, April 24?,-The
Detroit News said today that a
Los Angeles syndicate consisting
of millionaire sportsman Dan
Topping, film stars Bing Crosby
and Randolph Scott, and movie
agent Tonv Owen has filed an
Leslie hurler George Statftenberg j application for a 1946-47 fran
in Wednesday aftern0on-3 junior chise in the National Hockey
high school siries opener at Les- j league, posting a $10,000 chAk
lie, and with seven Leslie errors, with league President Mervyn
(Red) Dutton as a binder.
According to the news, which
said it obtained the information
from Tommy Emmet, Detroit
businessman and a friend of
Owen, the application included a
to erect a stadium of
20.000 fans capacity for hockey
games in Los Angeles.
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ST. LOUIS. April 24 iV)-2u-cher
Frank Hayes' durability rec-
j ord ended at 312 coiiMt-utive
! games today.
Sherman Lollar. 21 -year-old
I who led the International league
jwith a .367 batting average last
season, w a lc-hinc1 itie plate ind
Manager Lou Houdreau said he
would retain the assignment until
it was determined what he might
be able to contribute to the Cle e-t
land cause this season.
The Tribe pilot paid enthusi
astic tribute to Hayes and pre
dicted his durability record never
would be duplicated. .
spent six rounds trying to get rloae enough to fin some. woik. James
got the decision but the crowd booed evety iihiikI for Its slwnes sfd
scarcity ofpumhes. Jame did try to fight at lesot.
Abney met his downfall at the hands of Portland's !0-piml
Davy Arndt in the second round. A bury had a bulii in ttie firt
heat, but just before the bell went down after leing hit with a !tp
left to the face. A right srr)aher to Dud's face lie l lum orr tl
roMs in pel iod No. 2 and tliat was all. Moirie Peleiton, I Sit, Tun tr,
brother of remembered Buddy Ietern, matte Ills ro debut m Hiin-M
by kayoing Wild Dill Daniels. 160, Poilland, In the second HHind if
their rpelim. A right to the chin did it. And Chuck (Kii) Dro n. .
136, Portland, flattened Jmunv Fields, 140, Saciament i. suU for l-i.l
Towery. with a light to the chin in the f i rs-t round el the.r srip.
BrilislitT (Bolton
SIh iVv Kkorl
VIRGINIA WATER. Fng'-u,,!
April 24 -(A')- Heniy Cotton, for
mer British open champion who
has set sex en course record 1 in a
Inlli4iit ruifr of I'ritematioUfil
golf e n,x titioii, et iV !ihe't n
other tiMl.iy.
Cotton lu t a lla'if'J 6S o t r
the f.230 ard WentwutU cmro
to lead Hi other pi "!ff. iijU in
the jii.ilifing ioumI of the 0
1'inloii Mar toui naufr.t.
v MOLALLA, April 24-(Special)
Coach Don Wilson's Molalla
trackster.-; liicked up 72 points
here Tuescl.iy to win a triangular
track and field meet with Mil
waukie and Silverton. Milwaukie
had 66 points and Silverton 13.
ea in by Alolallas it. Marquardt
in the mile, 4:34.9, by Kraxbereer
of Molalla in the 880. 2:04.5. and LONDON, April 24 -P- Gus
by Milwaukie's Morse in the 1 Lesnevich arrived in London to- ;
javelin. 153 feet. 6 inches. Re- i day with a big advantage In
sults: , I food over Freddie Mills, his
High hurdle- Brown (Mill. Sni(ith ! British opponent for a fight May
14 for the light heavyweight
Extra Calories
May Help Gus
boots and four hits and then add
ed two more in the seventh. Set-
tang down alter tne iirst two in- i promise
nings, Leslie tame back to score
four runs three in the second
and one in the fifth -to make it
5-4 going into the final inning.
Fisher, Osbbrn" and Baker all
got two hits for Parrish, both of
the latter's going! for two , bases.
Ray Cummings got a double for
the losers. The two teams play
again Friday at Leslie.
Parrish . 7 19 4
Leslie 4 . 3 7
Rock and ifaylor; Stoutenberg
and CummltiKS.
National League
i
St. Louis 102 000 000- 3 3
Cincinnati 000 200 000 2 9 0
Pollet and Rice. BUtkviell. Fox '5.
1 uoil ibi, lletki- 181 and MurlUt
Boston 000 021 340-10 14 3
New York W0 202 UJO 7 10 2
Wright. Hcndrickxiii S i . PoM-del!
(91 and MasJ: Koslo, Carpenter i".
Adams ill. Budnick . Focher (91
and W. Cooper.
(Ml. Baxter (Mill. Walker iMl Ml
100: SpeiKhls iMi. C In istman grAH ) .
Wells (Mi. Piper iMili. 109.
Mile: "R Maiquardt iM. Ionart
; (Mil). luris Mi. E. Marquardt (Mi
' 4 34 9
440 Fiv (M). 5litnski (Mil). Trim
ble S. Iharlen (Ml. 55 3.
U Hiudles Tie between Brown
(Mill and Smitji Mi, Miller (Si,
Walker (Ml. :26 2
220: Hopson (Mill. Link 'Mi. Speiss
(Ml. Worthen (Mil) 24 7
0: Kraxbereer iMl. Weber (Mill.
Vittrtrk i Mil ) . Bennett (Mi. 2 04 5.
Javelin: Morse (Mill Howell (S).
Bond (Mi. Sacher (St 153" 6"'. j
Discus 7.ulmkl (Ml. Morse (Mil).
Piper (Mill. Hamilton (Mt. 123" 4". j
snoi: lie Deiween riptr imiii ana
Mori n (Mill. Cummincr (Ml. Zulm
rki (Ml 43' 2"
High jump- Howell (Si. Smith (M.
Blumenkamp (Mt. tir between Yuunij
and Baxter iM:li. 5' S '.
Broad jump: VVrll Ml Youni
(Mill, tie between Wught and Brown
(Mil). 18 6".
Pole vault Thompson (Mill. Young
(Milt. MtKinnu (Mi. Sanner (Miii
10 6".
Rela Molalla first. Milwaukie ec
ond. 1 4(i 2
championship of the world.
Unpacking four dozen eggs and
several pounds of butter. Gus
posed for envious Bntish photog
raphers, who are rationed to two
eggs a week w hen they can J
get them and three ounces of
butter.
Indian Fighters
Win in Portland
Oaks 7 3, Angels 2-2
j Brooklyn 103 015 100 -11 16 0
Philadelphia 200 100 000 3 1
I HiKbe. GreKK ( nd Andersin. .
Hoerst. Johnson (3i. Lopatke 161. Pear
i son (81 and llcmsley. Senunick (8). i
000 002 1003 9 1
v 110 100 01 4 11 1
Bithorn. Chipmaii (3i. Schnutz (5
and Uvingston; Sew ell and Can-.t Ui
American League
LOS ANGELES, April 24 -(.-Pi
Th Oakland AeniTis hanHed th ! Chicago
t . .. .", . j - . ..t. i Pittsburgh
ios ngeies vKeis a uuuvie set
back today, 1-2 and 3-2 opening
their series fdr second place in
the Pacific Cipast league stand
ing?. The victories left the Oaks
a game and cie-half behind the
Angels.
Oakland 000 000 0257 6 1
Los Angeles 100 100 000 2 4 2
" I ' " 1 i New York 010 40."? 040-12 15 0
(9) and Raimondi; longer and Boston 020 201 000 5 10 4
Williams. ' I Gumpert. Marshall (4i. Wade (7 and
,, -j. i Robinson; Huehson. Raebv (5). But-
Oakland , 000 111 9--3 7 0 land (7l. Brown (81. R ba (9) and H
Los Angeles .,. 000 000 Z 2 6 0
Palica, Gassaway (7) and
Philadelphia 000 000 011 2 6 0
WashinRton 000 0O0 04 4 7 1
Besse. Christopher 181 and OeSauteic
Scarborough. Haefner iB) and Evans.
Wagner. Partee (9i
Cleveland
ANDY ADAMS
ponsoring a softball team this! year and Percy is a softy pitcher of :
..means. But lo and behold, the h'lnwneeier nas lurnea ouc 10 ue .
' of Campbell s best and fastest yorkers in the art of weatherstripping! j
. ; . For the old adage that "Tf formation just isb't any good at all ;
t'- in the Northwest because of the wetness of the autumn weather, the !
northwest division elevens will do okeh by it next fall. Just every
r one of the six teams in the division will use the "T"! Check 'em over '
V" yu ninlc n Oregon. Oregon State. Washington. Washington
t. State, Idaho and Montana. Washington and WSC used it last year
'and Oregon used a modified version. Idaho recently announced a j
"." switch to it. Montana has installed it and Oregon State is putting
?l it In daily during spring football dril!s at Corvallis. So the "too wet I
V for the T" talk is quite all wet in itself. ... .
Pronpect Sam Hicks Asks for a Job
" There is no ouestion but what both Mgr. Pric-n Edwards and j
Bix Boss Georee Emigh are li-Oking for any available hot-shots for j
i their Senators, but one Sam Hicks, of Slocum Corners. Ore . (wher- ; Kearse; Chambers and Stephen-- St. Louis wki 000 0
V ever that may be) isn't what they are looking for. Sam "writ" the son. T i mwTsTrertnsIlM!1 and M
-tmigh man a letter tne otner oay asKing ior a jod. mis is nuw n 1
Z. goes, word for word:
' -J3eer Mr. Am me: I am a ball player from wrfch I urn a livin.
-I aint vary cmart butt I kan shfKir hitt that ol pill. I wood like to :
" triout with yur Sailem ball klub frum witch I unnerstan yur the ;
J manijer. I wont ask fer much celery, jus enuf too get bye on as ;
"V-I am mor interestud in jus hittin at ol pill I plaed with Slocum j
Kerne rs Giunts in the Kitten leeg until I w us putt out of bizness j
-by that dam Hitler. I'm a outfeelder and boy I kan soor hit at ol
"piL Butt I'm no suckor and wood hav to hav a-t lee-t fourty bucks a
";munth fer yoo too gett by cervises. Lett me no riteawav ifen you
'kan yoose me as I mite change mi mine and play with Slocum Kor
ners agin. I dont eet much butt I kan soor hit at ol pill. I gott by ow n
gluv butt no shooz az they hoort my feet. Is it okay too play w ith out
-t'them as I did with the Jiunts?; Sinserally, Lem Hicks, Slocum Kor
vners. Or."
. All of which adds up to "that ol pill" being handed to Biz Boss
t: Emigh in the form of a rib. (No, George didn't sent Lem a con-
tract, or a pair ol "shoos".)
r'-Senator of Today Pitcher Andy Adams
Meet the Senators dept: ANDREW STANFORD (ANDY) ADAMS,
- pitcher. Big Andy, hardest worker in the Senators rank, stands 6-3,
.. weighs slightly over 200 and comes from San Francisco. This is his
. 1 first year in pro ball but he has had a winter league version of the
paj-for-play sport in the tough. San Francisco Peninsula circuit,
playing with such noticeables as Marino Pieretti, Tom Seats and Joe
Orengo. ... The big slabster, who yielded nary a run in all his spring
V carr.p appearances here, is not married and spent the last three
- years in the army air corps. He was attending the U of California
-hen Beaver Scout Tony Patch lured him into signing with Salem.
. - . Andy's last full season in baseball was in 1942 when he pitched
J In the fast Northern California; semipro loop, winning 14 and losing
only two to hurl his club to the pennant. He is now 22 years old and
has already proved to his SolOn mates he's adept at another sport,
handball. Andy spots most any of em 18 points per game and then
: bangs out 21-18 wins. ...
Hockey Play
Knotted, 3-3
VANCOUVER. B. C, April 24
(CP)- The United States amateur
hockey championship playoff was
all squat e at three ictoi ie apiece
tonight after Vanromer Canucks
defeated Boston Olympics 3-0 in
the sixth game of their best-of-seven
series. The teams meet
Friday night in the final
PORTLAND), Ore, April 24-(,P
Ralph Wei.-er, a battling brave
from Chemaw a Indian sc hool, and
Blair Gustafson, University
Homes, staged a back alley brawl
in the featured 135 pound fight
of an amateur card here Tuesday
night.
Weiser, Oregon AAU champ,
won by decision.
Other ieult 100 pounds Carrol
Genaw. Cheinavta. TKO over Ray
nuiviliiisiin, no jLiijriu V- u r I ip .( - j
ni. I iiimawa iku over l-am un
man loo pounds Bob Henry dectsion
ed Franc Sheretta. Chemawa. 12S
pound Jimmy Proctor. TKO over
I-arry Georiie. Chemawa. 118 pounds
Willis CTensaw. Chemawa. TKO over
Gordon Hasten, ITS pound Herb Pat
rer. deeiioned Rrginald Tulft, Che-nwvi.
(XH 0O0 050- S 7 0
001 I S I
ouse. Kra-
Mancuso.
MAJOR LEAGUE: , Clines Coffee Shop (2)
Valley Packing Co. (2) (Evans 174 169 173516
Kenyon j. ..185 173 t4 552 ; Cline. Sr. 181 171 167519
Friesen .149 168 183 500 ! Kirchner 182 174 161517
Zahare 162 179 225 566 ! Henderson 169 169 209547
King ..
Masser
156 158 233 547 i Murdock 231 157 204592
...188 189 149526
! V-8 Salem (1)
Leonards Supper Club, fl) Hartwell 183 190 162 535
dinger 199 149 161 509 ! Barr 161 151 153 465
Adolph 180 146 168 494 Welch 168 156 148472
Rajfcurn :....175 192 11- 498 j D. Duncan 202 186 169557
Garbarir.o 159 191 167517
Young .. .180 116 202498
'
Frank Doolittle (2)
Bone 170 227 166563
Cline. Jr 190 185 148523
Thrush .' 200 191 157, 548 j
Perry 159 168 171498
Foreman ..190 167 164 521
Page
151 166 148465
Capital Bedding Co. (2)
Poulin ...
McCluskey
Larson ... .
Boyer
Karr
168 182 188 5M
163 190 223- 57ft
180 182 188550
164 234 189587
198 148 170516
7-lp (1)
215 215 177007
169 183 187 539
174 179 128-481
191 171 176538
Haman 178 224 L76V-578 Coe . 170 128 167465
Silverton Wins
SILVKKTON. April 24 -(Social)-
Silverton high downed Mt.
Angel 10-3 here today in a non
league ba-eball game.
Mt. Anrel 000 003 0 3 4 4
Silverton . 250 120 10 7 1
SinI 5, Star. 2
Hollywood ...001 600 0012 11 2
Seattle . 301 000 10 S 11 0
game I Kimball. Enealante (1). Cueu-
rullo (7) and I'nser; Elliott and
Sueme.
Seals 3, Sao 1
Sacramento . 100 000 0001 4 1
San Francisco 000 001 02 3 7
Staler and C'onroy; Melton and
Sprini.
As.AS'
I
in M-G-M's exciting screen
H at .
1 a al lif & Ia
Salem Hardware Co. (1) !
Krejei . . 179 170 143 492 j Valdez
West ; ... 191 154 220 565 : Mirich-
Thede 141 138 133 412 DcGuii c
Hoar . 198 149 173 520 ' Glodt
Ramages
Soon CLAFiK GABLE GREER GARSON in "ADVENTURE"
COMING SATURDAY TO THE ELSIIIOBE
M Efflay IBe A
BEFORE V7E GET ANY IIOBE
Of Thc.-t Mm", lint i
Mletic or 7 Sliiris
and Shorls
(.KT YOUKS NOW WIIILK VK IIAYi; Til CM
Wright's Swiss Ribbed Aihlciic Shirts
And fine combed-flat knit T shirti. Finent finiah ancJ woik
manship.
$1.00. $1.35 and $1.50 each
EarL Pennington and Princeton Shorts
Button front, elastic and French back, tie aide,' an jp- front,
striped shirtings, broadcloth, rep. baloort cloth, bat.tte, broad
cloth arid sateen faced fabrics, solid white and fjnry colors,
sizes 28 to 50 waist ff 4 4 r f?l y A
JL.JLQ to 3H.tJ
a pa r
Hriefs. all elastic wai.vt band, limit 3 to
3 Tf AC
a customer ? I'air p aiIjI
AH-white apoit ahirta, hcft leeea
NATIONALLY ADYKHTISKI)
LONDON Hit AN I)
BELTS AND SUSPEIIDERS
Hone, llandkerrhiefii and Arrruirie
Hew Summer! Weighl Office Coals
NEW. SMARTLY STYLKD SPORT COATS AMI
SLACKS, DRKSS AND WORK 1'ANTS
NEW TWO-TONE Sl'ORT JACKETS AND 100
WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS
FLICIIT JACKETS. WAIST HAND LENdTIH. If0'.'
WOOL. DIAGONAL WEA ES. IIOirNDSIOOTII
CHECKS AND CAVALRY TWILLS
-
Complete Assortment of Topcoats
IllTY NOW, PREPARE FOR NEXT FALL
No suits today, sold out eterday - try arain nmf other $if.
NEW BRIGHT COLORED SPRING A1ID
SUI1HER TIES.
Ite.iuliful selection tt newest patlen. lliindmsJe, rciillrrt
conf trurtion. Buy now for Father's Day.
Nationally Advertised Chelson Hals
America Vt fine fur felts C.C aOft C"7 C f
New Spring Siyltn , sOaUU A ? a3U
NEW LUKCAGE Sl'ITCASES AND HAND HAGS
For Style, Quality and Greater l'alue
Shop at the
QUALITY
BTYLC
CCD-OTTMES SKCOP
GREATER
or Often
AJP J:
value:
Ufm OTZ
J. Joephn. Tr.p. - llovtard lluaaker, Mr.
387 State Street
Next Door to HartmanVc Jenelrv Store
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