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12 The Oregon Skriwmcn. Solm. Ore- Friday. June Seventh in a Row Gunnarson Foils Vies, Jensen 3-2 To Notch Eighth Straight Victory Lefty Carl Gunnarson nearly lost his cloak of Western International league invincibility last night In rain-spattered Waters ball yard, but hung on. hurled his way out of a nasty mesa in the ninth inning and racked up hi eighth straight success of the semester. It was 3-2 over the luckless lads from Victoria lhi. tima and it an dinser of a ball came desoite the threats by Jupe Pluvius. Only ,562 paid sat in on Salem's seventh straight decision over the Vies, thanks to the bum weather. The club's 1500-per- attendance average took the only bom town beating of the night The win kept the townies a short hop ahead of the walloping Wena tehees, who again topped Vancouver 10-3 to stay but a I W V Pet. W X Pet. gAlZll 31 IT JM Brtnwrn 33 S 354 Mmlctt 13 IS S3S. Yakima M S? .42 Taoma XI It 37i Vancouvr IT SO .33 SDokMM IS 11 J71 Victoria 11-41 .313 Scorn Thursday: At Salem X Vic toria 2: at Wenatchee 10. Vancouver J; other games postponed, rain. game behind the leading Salems. Tonight's rassle if it doesn't rain will see either .Ed Kowal akL Long Lee Fallin or Bill Schu ble take up the task for our side, and against either Blankenship or Carpenter of the Canucks, both righthanders. Gunnarson beat a good pitcher In Whizballing Bob Jensen last night.; Jensen and hi blazer gave up only four hits while the ene my was collecting eight off Gun narson. but all three runs yielded by the WIL's Rapid Robert" cam ai a result of his wildness,. In the first he opened by walking Lou Kubiak. Lou then swiped second, bounded on to third when Catch er Clifford's throw hopped, into the outfield and came to the dish on Vera Reynolds' short loft to Bob Cherry. . In th fourth Jensen nicked Dick Wenner skull with a side arm pitcher after one was out and Wenner too copped second. He moved to third on ILal Summers' . long fly to center and came across when New Catcher Hank Souza peeled a single into right - It was 2-0 up Uf the sixth when the - Vice finally found the hit hole and" scored twice in bang bang style. With one out Vic Buc cola beat out a bunt. Cherry im mediately rifled triple to right and trotted home himself when Pete Hughes dumped a single to If WesaUhees Chiefs eea the wi laaaooalble f or the ai river stoat shonld whip ap eae Um St. Lomis Cardiaal aaaa from Sacraaseate. Whesv the lesgne re raaed a Weaatchee-St. Leeds set ap for a' franchise, renner work ed oat a deal wherein the Wea atebecs aad Coast Leagae Sacra -aseates hecaase related. Aad Sac raateata has doae right well by her offspring. Or hadat yea ae ti4? ., . . . . JTeaner ..is . doe throagh! here a a Wl tear this weekend, taeideatally. The Cardl aais have a deal wits. Sacramento which reads that the Ked birds can alack off eae Sae player per aesaester. aad . since the Weaat ekees are Sacraaseata spelled sm other way, that player for IMC may eeaae rUht oat ef this lea gae . . . . . The WI schedsle. aa aeatieaahly the went ka the world, doesn't bring the Chiefs to town aatU Jaly 4 for the big doa- ble header. Bis Bees George Emlgh plans to hook the twla bUl for that mm r earth pro gram whipped off by Capital rest No. daring the day . . . . . New face la the sammer playground setap la Faiil Keiling. the SUrertoa aaaa who moves as coach from MX. Angel to C.ervals xt aataaaa. Relllag Is haadltag chores at Leslie along with Tommy Dryaaa. Bob Metxger, the rarriah sua la at Ca pi tola and Harold llaak is at O linger Speaking of New Tlk Football Coaeh Haak. he doesn't kaow Jast what s rates Ids charges will aUIisc la the faU. Tact Is. be haaa't had saach ttsae to think It over er to cheek ap oa a ho will be back to play 8US football. The T. with Keg er Daech's aaaalag. Is possible, bat llaak wtU -likely wind ap wsiag His prewar staff, the doable wing. Not aalike asset ether grid skippers, llaak Is convinced aay system will work U It has the right kind ef ataterlal to make the wheels ge reaa4 a . . . . Ke footballinx. the California sheets are pointing to the Northwest for the likely IMC Coaat conference title winner. There aghta he a law against saeh propaganda delivered this early. Aad aa help as. we hareat seen where Son them Cal has dropped eat ef the rCC ..... The Cal scribes opine that both Oregon fad Oregon State wUl he exlra-streag. Try aad get either Tex Oliver er Lea SUaer to admit ft, thoagh ..... Speaking of propaganda, the Leais Ceaa hrawl aext week aheald hit the fJ.aoe.0 mark haads down. With sack meaUagtoa rattlers as Sid reder. Gajly Talbot aad Whit ney Martin filing daily with deseaa ef words from both camps, the fkuie higgle Is getting three aailliea worth ef pablleity alone Who to bet oa la the higgler Being ease who as fasaed for gener osity with ether poepU's money, we'd rather nat say. rersoaaUy. we're sticking with the aid adage ride with a winner. (Bat at even mon ey.)! ..... M. 13 lea Owes, the raaelia' maestro did himself and the vtTUge a favor this week with his arasery aaaeaaceaaeat that from here to a kids aassr Is years eld will ae asaaltleS aaleaa accompa nied by parent ee gaardlaa. The saaoke-filled and darkened Ferry Street Gardea haleeay as aa place far the tads sad lassies who srea't with aaesa or pea. or evea big brother er sta. The Sponsoring Capital rasters are he Kind Owea la the new, aseve. sad It's a good eae. Net that the Javeniiea sheald he restricted solely from the rsaalea, either. The new rale sheald apply for fights or say ether hippedremer pre seatod at the hail ..... las oar athletes at the Leonard's romp aad stomperie this week are hamming mhat apart It weald be to have a IX ganger handy hist ahoat the tlase that eye-catching macaw makes his final grab at what garb Madam Tvette Dare wears la her act. The saadam's timing Is perfect she grabs aad garbs again jast la time after the bird has his final fling. Sense algbt Mac will fly off with the abbreviation. And thea the asadaaa will snrely catch cold : - Kin; of Trout REDMOND. June 13-JPy-Meet the king of the ! lower Deschutes river a T7-inclf rainbow trout, dressed weight: 'eight pounds. It was landed by W. C Dent. Ter rebonne, with a LNo. 12 fly and a six-pound leader, after a 20-min-nte struggle. VETERANS . YOU MAY NOW LEARN TO FLY UNDER THE G. BILL j For rsrtlcalars Contact SilLEII AIR SERVICE INC APr0i:D BY CAA TOR: Frlvate, Cenamercial. Ins tractor, Iastraaseat aad Maltl Engine Courses McNary Field Joha Haghes. H'ally Tower Fhoae 7ZJ1 - . Glen FraveL raal Harrison lit for Towiiifcs t i HATTY r A MILT: talent's Vie teats the dish, after his three-ran heaaer la the fifth Wednesday night aad gets the glad haad from KabUk. who Jast scored. Wenner (it) leeks as does Clifford (hands en hips dlsgnstedly) aad Umpire Smith. Thanks mostly to Vice's aaaaah, the Selena wen -. (BUI Scett phsts). renter. A double play Kubiak to VI co on Beans MarionetU's crounder pulled The Gurinar out of the bad inning. Another double killing, this one Reynolds to Vico In the fifth after Vern spearea a sharp liner with a runner on. first, was welcome also. Salem went ahead to stay in the seventh when Jensen wobbled at the start and walked Souza. Hank Bartolomei crossed up everybody figuring on a sacrifice by walloping a drive far over Ciremeies head in left for a dou ble, sending Souza to third. Jen- en whiffed Gunnarson, but Ku- biak's high bounder to short sent Souza across with the winner. Gunnarson had some pitching to WIL flag aad brother, that BMdy nysa noes uie wee - larre veto of thaaks to Kea Peai T. S3. KEN PfcNNER night, hooklag It oa to the bage PCL Scores: Sacramento 000 011 000 3 8 J1 Oakland 10O 0O0 Oil J 11 0 Staley and Conro , Ardizoia and Rai- mondi. San Ditfo 020 000 003 - 4 It 1 Hollywood 000 100 0OO- 1 4 1 Olsen aitd Rce. Cuccurulki, Smith 1 3 1. Blttner iti and Unsrr. i Jpz'- .1 si do in the ninth to rescue his win at that. He opened it badly him self by walking Hughes, Carl's only pass of the session. Marion etti laid down a sacrifice but wound up on second with Hughes on third when Gunnarson threw the ball into rght field. At this Lefty bore down, however, got Bill Dunn on a foul pop-up to Vico, Ciremele on a grounder to Bartolomei and Clifford on anoth er to Kubiak to walk away un harmed Jensen whiffed nine, walked only two who eventually hurt him and hit Dick Wenner twice, one of these resulting in the other run. Gunnarson fanned six in trying to keep up with the fastballer. Lefty Still Hot: VICTORIA (I) 1A11M (3) BHOA BMOA Steele. 3 4 1 4! Kubiak. 3 0 1 nuccoLa 14 1 t oi oi Crwfd. r 4 1 1 e I 1 10 3 i I S Cherry m 4 3 Hughe, r 3 1 MrntlL. 3 3 1 Dunn, s 4 S CUtm, I 4 3 Clirrd. c 4 d Jtrarn, p 3 1 RanrMli. s Rynlds. 3 4 Vico. 1 4 Wervr. m 2 Sumers, I 3 Souza. 3 flartol. 3 3 Gunnn, p 3 o n pi Tot&l II 114 I Total 28 4 17 Ran for Huctiea tn Sth Victoria 000 OOJ 000 3 Hits 001 313 10 S Salfn . - 100 100 10 3 Hits - i .. 101 100 10 Pitching summary : fp B H K Er So Bb Jensen 3S 4 3 3 9 3 Gunnarson .: 33 I 1 1 I 1 lVrors. ClifforS, Gunnarson. HP, Wenner 2. Wild pitch. Gunnarson. Left on basaa. Victoria S. Salem 5. Threa base hits. Cherry Two base hits, Vico, Bartolomei. Runs batted In. Reynolds. Souza. Cherrv. Hughes. Kubiak. Sacrifices. Marionctti. Stolen bases. Kubiak, Wenner. Double plays, Reynolds to Vsro. Kubtak to Vico. Umpires. Tuma aad Smith. Time 2:01. Attendance. 562. Wenatchee Still On Solons' Tail WENATCHEE, June 13-()-Two home runs that brought in six Wenatchee tallies enabled the Chiefs to defeat Vancouver's Cap illanos 10 to 3 here tonight to give them a 2-1 edge In their Western International league se ries. Dick Adams homered for We natchee with two mates aboard in the first and Jim Warner re peated the process in the seventh. The Salem-Victoria game was the only other league fracas that survived the general rainstorms over the northwest Thursday. Vancouver 908 Oil 100- 3 10 1 Wenatchee . ..409 000 33x-10 IS 4 Snyder. Bryaat ) and Bren ner; Fltsgerald aad Pes at. Santiam Lodge To Stay Open Santiam lodge, high in the Cas cades and a ski resort in the win ter, will remain open during the summer, according to Arthur Boeschen. manager. To be utilized as a vacation and fishing resort. the lodge is centrally located with a dozen lakes within a six-mile radius, 10 miles from Metolius river, six miles by road from Big Lake, which is excellent for boat ing and swimming. The lodge is also five miles from the 8-lake basin country at fhe foot of Three Fingered Jack. The latter is reach ed by the Skyline trail which passes within a few yards of the lodge. Horses will be brought in to the lodge for saddle trips. Lodg ing and meaU will he available as in the winter time. ri Our Shop Is Now Operating IK OUR NEW IHJILDING AX'e ran five im mediate service on any make car: Mechanical, Body Work, Painting, Steam Cleaning, Luhricalion. Watch for ear fornal opening when building Is entirely completed. WE CAN AND WANT TO SERVE YOU! SHROCK IIOTOR CO. Corner Cherch and Chemekcta Sfs. Phone (503 Ottmen Victors At Cooperstown Tigers Defeated, 9-5; Tribute Paid Lamlis COOPERSTOWN. N. Y.. June IS iA Abnrr noubledav'a olrl home town welcomed baseball back to its birth place toda appropriate festive surround ing. Tiing with a throng of 10,000 turning out to match the New York Giants trample Detroit 9-5 in an exhibi tion game in which Gov. ThomaJk C. Dewey tossed out the first ball. The most colorful of the days ceremonies was the dedication ojf a hall of fame plaque commemori ating the excellent work of the late Keneraw Mountain Land is by Governor Dewey and Commissions er A. B. (Happy) Chandler. j Dewey paid elaborate tribute to Landis' memory, calling him the man whose "strength. of character brought, back the great American game to the confidence of the pub lie," after it had been rocked by the Black Sox scandal. ' The ball game was decided bef fore the first inning -was ovti Hal White, a native of Utica. H. Y.. only 40 miles away, was the Detroit starter, but the Giant Showed little sentiment in jamf tning across five runs on five hitf including Sid Gordon's two run homer, snd Detroit was never in i4 New York (N) SZZ SOS t0S- 1J Detroit (A) Zl 001-5 i Schumacher. Hoover (4) and Cooper. Lombard! (7); Whlto, Corsica (S). Manders (7) an! swirt. ; 8 Grid Games i Set for Viks ! The football schedule for Sa If m high next fall was yesterdai announced as completed by Gur4 nee Flether, Vikingv director of athletics. The Vikings will open at Lebanon o n September 20 and Will close against Springfield here November 15. Eight games are on the menu. There is one open datei October 18, which may be filled if an opponent can be found. Medford's Black Tornado, ten tatively booked for November 15 at Medford, has been dropped in favor of Springfield, a Btg-6 lea gue opponent. No other mutually acceptable date, could be arrang ed Vith the Medfords. The sched ule: September 20 At Lebanon. September 27 Klamath Falls hi October 4 At Albany (). October 11-At Bend ). October IS Open. October 25 At Corvalhs (). November 1 Attorta here. November S Eugene here ) November 15 Springfield her. ) Bte-S league . game. Stafford Out Of OGA Meet PORTLAND, Ore., June 3-(JP) Don Thompson, Newberg, will vie with Bob Duden, Portland un attached player, and Tom Mar low, Eastmoreland of Portland, will meet Joe Ahern. Alderwood of Portland, in semifipals of the Oregon Golf association tourney tomorrow. Thompson scored a 1-up victory over Lou Stafford, Eastmoreland, title favorite, in today's closest match. . JXiden won over Ed Vanden berg. Col wood, 3 and l; Marlow, a darkhorse, defeated F. A. Hen neken of Monterey, Calif., 1-up and Ahern took a 1-up victory on the lth from C. W,s Salvador of Columbia-Edgewater. Sheldon First, r Match vs. Par9 . Jim Sheldon, sheeting a 17 with a five handicap, copped top hon ors la the 'Match vs. Par' tour ney at the Salem Golf clab Tharsday Bight. Sheldoa was oae stroke better than par whea his handicap was ded acted. five other entrants Leo Estcy with a it. Nap ateco.se with a it, Ned Ingram with a 39, Dave Eyre with a St. aad Bad Water ata'a with a 17 all were evea with par whea the hsadlcaps were sab tr acted aad tied for second place. There were 27 entries. Stnalor Swal: " SENATOR SWAT fltffl In ffl spts AB H Pet. AB H Pet. Salmon 71 SO .433 Daniels 31 2S5 V !- IBS 63 .341 Gunrsn S3 8 2M Reynolds S6 33 .337 Sununn 88 XI .338 Lucchest 71 36 338 Bartolo 153 SI JOS Crswfod 108 33 .308 Wyatt It 3 .183 Sou a io 3 .3uo KosiUk t .173 Kubiak 173 48 33 Sodrbrg 14 ' 3 .143 Wanner Gullic Kerr 17S 4S 374 Ovrkin 36 3 .139 44 12 XT3 Fallin 17 3 .111 84 34 .253 Heas 6 8 Miles a a .000 Pitchers : Gunnarson Soderburg . Hess . . Miles Gerkin Koalskt Wvatt Fallin G 11 W L Pet SO WA H 8 8 1.000 36 37 1 S3 .31 . 1 1 . IS 18 13 . 8 I 13 . I 8 6 1O00 8 1 0U0 8 1 000 4 .114 5 5O0 3 .400 4 333 1 .000 33 3 1 31 38 37 36 3 18 f 17 41 36 43 8 ScHuble Adams 1-8. optioned out.) Sammy Sneacl Cards Subpar 69 to Pace National Open CLEVELAND. June 1J-OT)-Sam Snead. who has been a front ranner In this tournament before, and Toney Penaa. a swsrthy - eomplexioned dark horse, ahot subpar OS's today to set the pace In the first round of the first postwar United States open golf championship. . Xhree r par for the open- round of the 72-hole test. -$t of first since 1941. Snead. one the pre-tournament favorites. snd Penna showed the way to 170 starters as a record first day gallery of 9.000 paid admissions followed the players over the White Named Rainier Boss Jo Jo Turned Loose By Sacs for Ramsey SEATTLE, June 13-0P)-Jo-Jo" White, .slow-drawling, fast-running former major league outfiel der, is the new manager of the Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast league. Seattle officials made the announcement early to day after a three-cornered dicker in which they purchased Out fielder Bill Ramsey from the Boston Braves, then traded him to Sacramento for White as a re placement. Ramsey had been here on option. White succeeds Bald Bill Skiff, who was fired Tuesday after a five and a half year tenure .as Seattle pilot longest managerial stretch in the town's Coast lea gue history. Seattle obtained White from Detroit in 1939 in the Freddie Hutchinson deal. Jo-Jo's sparkling play made him a big favorite here during the pennant winnjng years of 1939-40-41. Oddly, Skiff had a chance to get White back for the 1945 season, but he fig ured Jo-Jo's ffcgs might not hold up. So White went to Sacramento and only led the league in hitting with .355, and also led in runs scored, total hits and total bases. Ramsey was voted Sacramen to's most valuable player in 1944 so he will be no stranger there. He was leading the Rainiers in hitting with a .322 average, being the only regular sticking above .300. Beavers Lrose In 12 Frames PACiriC COAST I.EAGl'K W I. Pet. W I. Pet Oakland 48 27 .640 Hollywood X 38 4S0 San Fran 47 30 610 Sacramnto 37 41 .474 Loa An Is 40 35 .533 Ho rt land 2S 46 .378 San Dleico 40 38 .513 Seattle 17 47 MJ Scores Thursday : at Portland S. San Francisco 6 1 12 innings st Oakland 3. Sacramento 2: at Hollywood 1. San Diego 4 At Seattle, Los Angeles, post poned, rain. PORTLAND, Ore.. June 13WP) The San Francisco Seals came from behind to niip the Portland Beavers, 6-5, in a 12-inning. Paci fic coast league baseball thriller here toninght. The win gave San Francisco a 2 to 1 edge in the series. Port land gained the lead in a big five-run fourth inning and held it until the ninth, when the Seals tied the count at 5-all. Saa FranrlM-o Portland BHOA BHOA Uhalt m 6 13 0 Shone. m S 2 1 0 I.ubv 2 S Jmmnt,3 6 r'ain.l 6 4 SWhrrler.2 4 2 3 2 3 3 Esrubar.r 6 0 3 0 7 0 Store v.l 3 0 11 I 0 Reich. 1 6 113 2 Taornina.l 6 Whiter 5 2 0 Crawford. 3 1 3 Nicely .s 1 Holm c 6 16 0 Brown. s 4 3 4 Snrm.c Melton, p Sanders tBrovia Mthson.p OgrdsKl.c t Young Llen.p 0Salveon p 3 1 1 0 M Smith, 1 2 2 0 1 0 Totals 47 1 3 36 Totals 43 11 36 20 Batted for Sprlnz In 7th t Balled for Mlton In 7th. I Batted for Matthewson In Oth. San Francisco 0O0 201 0C2 001 13 1 Portland . 000 500 000 000 9 11 3 Errors Fain. Shone 2. Wheeler. Runs batted in Fain 3. Crawford. Shone 3. Whttkr. Taormlna. Young. Two base hits White. Shone, Uhalt. Home runs Fain. Taormlna. Sacrifices Salveson S. Ogrodowskl. Double plays Luby to Fain, Crawford to Reich. Left on bases San Francisco S. Portland 11. Bases on balls Salveson I. Melton 2, Lien 1. Strikeouts Salveson 3. Melton 3. Mat thewson 4. Lien S. Earned runs Sal veson t. Melton 3. Hits off Melton 9. runs S In Matthewson 0 and 0 In 2: Uoi 3 and I hi 4 Hit by pitcher, by Lubv by Salveson: Storey by Mel ton. Winning pitcher LVan. Umpires Powell, Warneke and Foresi. Time 2 30. Combine Eleven Plays at Tacoma SEATTLE. June 137- JF) - Be cause Seattle presently doesn't havo an available stadium large enough to accommodate profes sional football, the Seattle-Taco-ma Indians of the Pacific Coast Football league will play their home games in Taccma'i 20,000- capacity stadium. Among some 20 players already signed are Marv Tommervick. Marv Harshman, Earl Piatt, Bill Holmes, Herb Godfrey and Bing Nixon. 'MAKE IT A MAKE A CAREER OF AVIATION ! : r i j t-c- r-r i i Post Office Building Salem, Oregon Canterbury Golf club's rain sodden 0.920-yard par 72 layout. The Canterbury course holds record-making snd heart-wrecking memories' for Snead. It waa here, in the 1940 open champion ship, that the lone-hitting Hot Springs, Vs.. shotmaker fired a first round 4 that stands Jn the records as the lowest opening day score in the history of the 46 - year - old championship. He wound up that touraament with an 81, the highest score for the day, and a tie for ISth place. Sam might have had another Oregon Statesman AI Lightner Editor- a. I A-' JO JO WHITE New Rainier boss. Tag Team Tiff- On Armory Mat j The popular tag team tusale two matadors to s side and two sides is next for the Ferry Street Garden mat main event. Match maker Elton Owen elarloned yes terday that he had signed what he believes to be talent enough to produce one of the best tag toamers of the season here. The meanie vs. cleanie angle will al so be In evidence in gobs. The nasties will be formed by Bob Kennaston, the roughle tooghle from Gold Hill. Ore., and Punishing Paavo Katonen. always a capable in any rassiiir brawl. The cleanies are made up of no less than two of the most popular gents to pull on tights in the local ring Joe Lynam and Walt (Th' Sneese) Achiu. The usual tag team rules willprevail for the Tuesday party and the mainer. will be preceded by a pair of 20-minute prelims to be announc ed. Making In all eight grapplers for the Tuesday outing Instead of the usual six. Prelim occupants Mill be an nounced later, says Owen. 11 Nags Entered, Longacres 'Cap SEATTLE, June 13.-7P-The $5,000 Longacres inaugural hand icap Saturday shaped up today as an 11 -horse vent. although en tries will not be closed until to morrow morning. It appeared probable, also, that the six-furlongcopener would be run in the mud, with rain soaking the track today and the forecast indicating more dampness tomor row. Silver Treason, last year's win ner, was among the likely start ers. Sir Jeffrey, a standout in last year's campaign, was expected to pass the inaugural and shoot for the $5,000 Tacoma handicap Sun day, a mile event. Hill Riflemen Win PORTLAND. Ore.. June 3.-UP) -Col. Frederick H. Loomis of Hill Military academy, Portland, said the war department advised him today that the academy rifle team had won the national rntercolleg iiate ROTC competition for 194J. I1ILDEBRAND HIGH YAKIMA. June 13 -UP)- Class championships will feature the first day program of the Washing ton state trap shoot tomorrow here. Top practice scores today in cluded Glen Hildebrand, Salem. 49; Merle Hinkle, Portland, and Joe Coatant, Lewi.s ton, Ida., 48. UILLIOR!" The finest training with the latest equipment la the field af aviation Is yours in the U. S. Army Air Forces. Good pay while you loam. Over three-quarters oi a million have already Joined the new Reg ular Array- MAKE IT A MILLION; Got full facts at your near est Army Camp or Post, or U. 8. Army vocruihng Station. 87 today had It net been for lapses en his approach shots to the 10th and 11th greens. Snesd's S7 here six years ago, cave him a two stroke lead on the field, but the lead he shared today with the 38-year-old Pen na of Cincinnati, was a margin of one stroke. A shot behind the pair were two tournament vet erans. Mike Turaeaa of White Plains, N. V., one of seven golf ing brothers, and 1944 P. G. A. Champion Bob Hamilton of Chi cago, who had 70s. Eight players, including Byron Major Clubs Shift Scrap For 1st Place ; In Senior Loop Redhot ; . NEW YORK. June 13-p)-.The battle for first place In the Na tional league resumes tomorrow as the loop's western clsbs begin their second invasion ef the east while the eastern teams af the Amer lean circuit, headed by the fast stepping Beaten Red Sox. Journey west for the second time this season. - Chicago's third place Cubs renew their feud with the senior cir cuit's league leading Dodgers in s night gsme st Brooklyn while the runner-up St. Louis Csrdlnals tackle Manager Mel Ott's slipping Ktw York Giants In a day contest at the Polo grounds to highlight the Na tional league card. ' . - The Dodgers, who have lost five of their last six contests laclad ing three straight to the Cubs snd two oat of three to the Cardinals, are only two games ahead of the Red Birds and foar In front of the Cabs. The racing Red Sox. ten games ahead ef the New York Yankees in the American league, clash with the White' Sex In Chicago In aa after dark contest and the Yanks battle the Browns ander the lights In St. Louis. Rata postponed the only scheduled game in either major cireali today between the Boston Brsves snd the Pittsburgh Pirates st Pittsburgh. Fishin' Forum - PORTLAND. Ore.. June 13- (JP)-Weekend angling prospects are not too bright, the state! game commission reported to day, hut a ffu' lakea and l j offer fair sport.' The weekly bulletin said Eu- gene area streams have cleared considerably and good catches of rainbow trout have been report ed in the Willamette and Mc Kensie rivers. The report, by counties Columbia Sloughs In Clat skanie area flooded; limit catches ot catfish, bass and.rrappies In diked area from Prescott slough to Marshland district; Nehalem river good for boat fishermen. Benton Angling poor, al though good catches of bass and spiny-rayed fish in Long- Tom river. Jefferson Best angUnr on the Deschutes; poor on Blue and Suttle lakes, Metolius river spot ty. Tillamook Conditions ex pected to be fair. Klamath Upper Klamath and Agency lakes good to troll ing: also Wood river and Seven Mile: Klamath river good to an gling. Little Deschutes, for fly fishing. Others fair. Caley Fans 12 But Still Loses Eldon Caley struck out 12 men for the Salem Police Thursday night, but to no avail as his team mates failed to hit and field as well as their opponent Shrock outfit, and Shrocks won the Jun ior 'A' league encounter, 8 to 3. Feature of the game was a triple with two on by Dick Mase of the victors. Tonitht Mayflower Milk and Eagles, the two teams doped in pre -season prognostications to lead the league, clash at Leslie in a game postponed from Wed nesday. Shrocks I 6 0 Police 3 4 2 Fasnacht and llerberger; Caley and Kirn. Pee-Wees to Sign Ball Pad Month Boys from 12 years old snd under "PeeVee leaguers" will register for the summer Junior baseball league season here Mondsy st both Capitola and Leslie playgrounds. The signup will be held from 1 to t p.m., with Bob Metiger at Capitola and with Paal Keiling at Leslie. v t ilMr I, fyff for r1& aiher's Day Gifts Barometers 7.95 Hooded Jacket Water & Weatherproof 5.35 Gaff Hooks From 2V45 Canras Fishing Creel 2.45 Golf Carl 13.95 and 24.95 Knee Length Wool Sox 99 Collapsible Rubber Boats (air corps) 29.50 Fly Reels ......&50. Bowling Shoes, Hunting, Fishing, Golf and all-pur- pose Hats and Caps from .. 1.00 FISHING TACKLE AND HUNTING ACCESSORIES I EXPERT ROD AND GUN REPAIR all at nBALTuIB SPORTING 290 N. Front St. Nelson. 1939 open champion aavd present P. G. A. tHUst. wha shares top favorite honors with Ben Ilocan to win this eae. had one-under-par 71's. Besides Nel son this group of par busters wss made ap ef Henry Pieard, Canterbury professional; .Jimmy Demaret aad Henry-JUnaom of Houston: Vie Ghetsl of Knox vllle. Tenn.; Steve Kovach of Philadelphia; Scudday Horner of Montgomery. Ala.. Skip j Alex ander of Lexington. N. C, and Ed (Porky) Oliver, ef Wilming ton, Del. Scenes I jju aim umj Tipoff Plans! i from tup r-atLtoc or rUi.f AND caNt? June mIICtA. ; secrets are out that is. the! stra tegy Joe Louis and Billy fConn will use ugaimt each otherhlune l. If ihe six rounds he boxed today may be accepted a-i a tip off, what Billy Ccn has in mind to do a week from tonight ,1a try to bring Joe Ijouisdowrt with a steady barrage tjo the big man's middle. j "I'm gfiing to kr-ep Conn going backward this tithe." Louis dis-r!o-cd. "The last I time, he ; kept coining to me, ntiif I let hinr and it Uiis just whatj he wanted.- I won't let him d it thi time. I'm planning a fat. forcing i fight keep him goin back alt the time." ; The same official medicine men who couldn't get the least bit hi larious about Joe Jxiuis condition gave out rave notices on Billy Conn today. But they weren't any "higher" on sweet William Itfcan iwu; cx-iicuvyweigni cnampio; on nana to watchi a savage six- rouna anil. f Reading, from left to right, this pair of one-time clout kings were Jack Dempsey and Jim Braddock, who, saw a "mean" Obnn club a trio? of sparmates all over; the place. While Dempsey only went so far as to say Billy was Vjust as good as before and punches harder now," the Cinderella ; man from whom Louis won the title went all the way and picked Billy to dethrone Joe net Wed nesday in Yankee stadium. ; Champion Joe gave the opposi tion a tough going-over before a large and distinguished audience today. Joe slammed five sparring ng u. i ne improvement over nis form of two days ago was so marked that it couldn't be missed. There were few dissenting votes. The expression "clink" Is! de lived from air old prison at Bunk side, London, named "The Clink. ORCHARD PICKING LADDERS j NOW AVAILABLE j t 4-10-12-14 and 16 ft. 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