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12 Ths Oracjon Skriwmaa. Sot Gunnarson Handed DinicnlDanis Stop Senators, 6 4o 2 Br Al Llghtaer porta Editor. Tne StiWnntii T E KJt IS FIELD, .Spokane, Wash-. June 20 - (Special)- The battle .of the Western Interna tional league's No. 1 and 2 slab stera was fought here tonight be fore 2377 comfortable customer and, worse luck, Salem's Carl Gunnarson came . out on the wrong end with Spokane's Milt Cadinha. The - Spokes took the struegje jJ-2 and also a 2-1 lead in the series. The' low was Gun narson' first of the season against his nine' wins. The vic tory was Cadinha' ninth and he has two losses. The set-back wasn't entirely lefty Carl's fault, however, for he was guilty of only two earned runs. Three infield boot, all by ailing" Second Sacker Vern Rey nolds, amounted to four of the Spoke runs, three of these com ing in the first Inning. A fumbled double play throw with two men on and a bloop single to right by new Indian , catcher and ex major leaguer Chris Hartje brought in the rulnious tallies. The Senator, offensive was on the passive side also as 11 run ners were left stranded on the sacks, v Salem threatened in all but two innings but always seem ingly with two outs and an Im potent hitsman walking up in the clutch. " r Spokane's " first earned run came in the third when Duane Crawford misjudged McCormick's liner to right, letting it go for a triple.' Levi romped home on a short fly to right by Fred Mar tinez. Two errors on one play by Beynolds j in , the fifth allowed Martinez to core after he had doubled with one out. After threatening in four of that first five heats, Salem finally dented tha dish with a two-run rplurge . in the sixth. Big Dick Wenner opened it with a tre mendous 3 2,0-foot clout over the left reenter field fence . for his 10th homer of the season, and then in . succession Skipper. Ted Etaaa Grant, Skew aether 0 I I nmmmmmemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmatmmmmlmmmmmt, and shepherd for tha-4oeal JaaJer Legioa baseball flocks. fceef.. Althoaxh Ethan baa 4t his fsTorite sport, his gripe concerns baseball. Junior Legion species. Graat haa always advocated baseball lug for kids and. if he ceroid find time, would like gaidlag this year's Capital Post nine. Bat Ethan, a Legionnaire hlm fostered by tne American Legion 7 ' self, vows the atatiestal program eosmld ataatd f aeelif tin-. As the eli gibility rales stow read, lads who have not reached their 17th birth v day "before Jaaaary 1 eaai pta j " Legion baseball. Graat believes (ht age liaait. should be hiked one year and. after lisle alar to his reaoe'aiaa we're convinced of his so d thlafclng. Briefly, aad with at the wee of a note, kids are last getting a good start la base ball at the age of 17. They're just tight for high school and Lcf baseball, bat are toe yoatag.at 17 for a fliag at the : proess ioa s 1, later collegia ie and aeaal - pro paddles. Censeqaenliy, Use It-year -olds, la saost case lMviaa ae place to play, lose 14 teres la the gasae and give it ap. Many good baseball prospect are lest in " the procedure. So what Mr. Graat would do eoa4 GEORGE EMIG1I cerate Use liftiag of the age limit one year to IS. as that one year in .'a kid baseball player's-, life is generally the one in which be can develop into a first-classor a se-e prospect. ' Now Ethan isn't cendaetlng a one-man drive to remodel the sutiea'si Junior baseball program. Bat he believes that if enough lobbying- were done by the right people (sportswriters aad American Leg too root coaamsartrrs). the big- boys who ran the program would be convinced rather easily that it would be more beneficial if it vert U Include the 18-year-olds . ... Come to think of It. II. Ilaak's irnrreat Capital rest band would be happy Indeed were the It-year -told Uw la effect now. . Catcher Dick Allison. First-baser JeaumerjDsvlke. and Use entire o trie Id of Warren Valdes, Bud Mc- " aUnaeylaad Al atasaell all standouts on the 1945 nine would be back again. H. Haak would like that. Most of those mentioned are maw playing ate baseball. Last week's rala-spattered series with Victoria the first bad - weather week of the season at home, and erea then no games were rained oat played bo havoc with the Senator's ltO.080 attendance goal. Only 1045 paid to see the seven games, which leveled off the first foar heme weeks at 42.(3$. As It Is. the dab still held It's lMtt-per-week average and. at the same rate for the Ust six weeks at heme will wind ap with loCJM forthoyear. What with .Testa tehee. Breasertoa, and Taeoeaa all first division sOljclub doe la aaaaJ the weekly average could rise sharply .... ' ' Sparts: Eddie Kahat, the kid pitcher with Woodbura's Legion eaaa, as Joltia' Joe Kahat's Uttle brother. As if yea couldn't guess Burly BiU Brenner, Vancouver a backstop. paUed a Lncchesl in Wcnatehee last week slid lata a base and . tracked his ankle . . . . The Caps have came ap with the long; -sought power outfield, how ever, lie's Charley Mead. lefty hitter wfaa was up with the Glials ta '44 aad with Jersey City last sammer. He spanked If homers for the ! JCs. fifth high la the International league .... Fond bo par: New that Victoria aad Salem are through swinging at oae anotherj we'd like to see the Vies come up with a heliahlng good atflt. Wouldn't that be fan? . , . . Bis Boss Geo. Emigh's !ghf pUna go lata effect next week at the ball yard. Taesday night the CorvallJa caaUngeat is -due sad ah Tharsday la comes Dallas. At the cleaa af the season a fitting trophy goea to the city which has shown heal represeataUea per eapiU an its special night at the park. Other ctttea are due la later . ... In other words. Mr. Es loach-and-Ustea tear of early spring Is now beginning to blossom . . . . AMEBIC AH UACCI WLMJ W I. Pet Boston ' 43 18 .734 Cleveland 2 33 4S Si York 31 34 J) St. Louis 30 32 .448 Detroit 32 25 .Ml Chicago 22 32 407 WasABgtn 28 38 J11 Phlladelph 13 42 283 - Thursday's resorts: at Oiicajro 3-1. . New York l-O; at SC Louis 2. Boston O- at Detroit S. Philadelphia 2; at Carvel j. Washington 3. NATIONAL UAGl'l - fWLPtl! WLPrt Brooklyn 33 II .623 Boston 23 31 44S St. Lotus 34 33 3S prRaburgh 23 30 .434 Oikeaso 2? 33 340 New York 34 33 A2 Cincinnati SO 29 310 Pttiladelpti 31 30 .412 Thursday'ii results : at Boston 1. St. Loots : at Brooklyn 1, Pittsburgh 3: at Philadelphia. Chicago, doubleheao- ratn; only games sched- Orecoaiaas la tko smajors what they 4Ud saorsday: AB HOAX RBI Whitman. Ddgrs 1 0 0 0 0 Gordon. Yankees 10 S O 0 Pesky. Bed Sox 4 0 2 2 0 0 Doerr. Red So 3 0 1 3 0 8 em, Qrm Tridaj. Tuna 11. 1141 1st Setback t Leily Loses liln ( S sokaa () B H O A B H O A Crawfrd.r SSI OGeraghty.14 00 Flager. S 1 4 IRUkj S Rrynldi.2 4 Vico.l S Weniwr.m 4 GullicJ 4 Kerrx - S Summrl 1 4 Gunrsn.p t 34 Patrson.m 3 0 11 OM CrmckJ 4 ISO Martinez.r 4 3 1 1 Hartje.c 3 1 1 1 l.oorke.3 3 0 10 Picetti.l 3 10 1 Cadinha. p 4 Totals 37 1 U lo! Total 30 7 17 t 8a)cm . 000 003 00O 3 7 3 Spokane .... 301 010 10 7 3 Runs batted in: Hartje 3; Martinez t; Cunnarxin, Wenner. Paterson. Two ba.se hits Martinez. Three base hits McCormtek. Risk. Home run Wenner. Stolen bases Risk. Sacrifices Lohrke. Double plays Flager to Viro. Left on bases Salem 11. Spokane S. Baaes on balls off Gunnarson i; Cadinha 3. Strikeouts Gunnarson 1; Cadinha t. Wild pitch Gunnarson. Errors Rey nolds 3. Risk, Lohrke. McCormick. Um pire Smith and Tumi. Paid atten dance 2377. Tune 1 50. Senalor Swai: (Through AB H Pet . I June IS) AB Summers 108 Kerr 110 Bartolmi 173 Kowalski 33 Soderburg 14 Gerktn 39 Wyatt IS rallin IS Miles 3 Schuble 3 H Pet. 20 .345 27 J 43 33 .im .183 3 .143 4 .138 3 .133 3 .105 0 .000 0 .000 Flager Salmon Vico Crawfrd S 425 1 33 .407 309 09 .337 132 43 J2 SO M .323 110 35 .318 1 18 .295 1M97 2M ISO 95 .284 Lucchesi Reynolds Gullic Wenner Kubiak Gunnaxan 35 S -257 Pitchers: OWL Pet. SO WA SH Gunnarson 12 S Soderburg S3 0 1.000 41 29 0 1 000 37 1 000 IS 13 Miles 3 1 Gerkin 22 11 KowaUki 13 Wyatt 13 S Falun .13 3 Schuble 3 t S .888 21 30 B .543 44 40 3 J00 4 S JM 3S 1 M0 4 48 80 and editor, bat oatcc a champion HtUe time these days ta devote 41' V--- - ) HL'XTER VS. ABRAHAMS AMES. Ia.. June 20.P-Slen-der Mac Hunter. 16-year-old San ta Monica, Calif., lad, and Bob Abrahams,- 19 -year -old North western university player, fired their way today into- the final round of the western junior ama teur golf tournament. VETERANS YOU MAY NOW LEARN TO FLY UNDER THE G. JL BILL ; Far Particulars Coatact SALEI1 AIR SERVICE inc. r APFROVTID BY CAA FOR: Private, Commercial. Instructor, Instrument and Mnltl Engine Courses McNary Field John Hughes. Wally Tower Phone "231 Glen Fravel. . Paal Harrlsoa Gullic and Ted Kerr singled. Hal Summers was an easy out but Gunnarson, tired of his mates' llsUessnets with the willow, spanked a single to right to score Gullic. After Crawford fanned, Wally Flager. the new Solon shortstop and he looks like a million both In the field and at bat pounded a hard smash to second to end the Inning. Flager hit four balls on the but ton tonight but three were right at waiting fielders. Spokane's last run came in the seventh when George Risk trip led to center and came across on Bob Pa terson's loft to right. Gunnarson was touched for seven hits and Cadinha for as many. The letter's zipping fast ball laid low nine Solons via whiffs. Lefty Csrl, actually not his pitching self in this rattle fanned only one. tf Skipper Gullic, with three line singles in four times up. led what attack the Sal ems could muster. Catcher Woodie Salmon, hard luck guy of the 1946 season, is Out again, this time with a badly whacked thumb picked up via a nasty foul tip in last night's game. Reynolds has an infected tonsil and has been taking peni cillin shots over here for it. To morrow night it's to be Paul So derburg for Salem against Pete Barisoff, Tacoma Downs - Wenatchee, 7-6 TACOMA, June 2M;P-Push-ing across three unearned runs In the seventh Inning on two hits and four errors by the Chiefs, thi Tacoma Tigers came from behind to win a 7-6 decision over Wenat chee in their Western Internation al league game here tonight. Getting to starter John Mar shall's slants for six runs in the first inning, the Bremerton Blue jackets coasted to a 13-6 victory over the Yakima Stars. Cellar-dwelling Victoria Athle tics scored their third straight victory over Vancouver. 10-7. Wenatchee 010 020 2018 f 4 Tacoma - , . 300 001 31 1 1 Cronin and Pesult; Martin. Soatre (I) and Kemper. Bremerton - 800 400 30013 14 1 Yakima - - 000 000 043 0 W 4 Federmeyer and Volpi: Marshall. Kasepehuk (1), Bohnen (3) and Mt Conncll. Victoria Ono 242 11010 30 1 Vancouver . 001 100 104 7 11 1 Bats 8 1, Ferrara and Clifford. Or teig (5). Snyder and Leovich. Bob King Wins Hoodies Meet Scoring- 21, readies. Bob King copped first place la the spec ial Thursday night play at the Salem golf club. King shot a SS. Second place went to Ieo Eatey with a J7 and 2t readies, while Floyd Baxter carded at St and 1, readies for third spot. 25 participated. . Boxing Critic Behind O'Toole PHILADELPHIA. June 20.-UP) -H. Jerome Jaf pin, democratic member of the Pennsylvania sen ate and a frequent critic of pro fessional boxing, said tonight the Louis-Conn fight in New York last night was "a phoney and a fraud. The public was taken for a hayrlde," l heartily; endorse the criti cism of the fight by Congressman OToole," Jasp&n said in a state ment "I made the same com plaint two months ago in letters to Governor Dewey of New York and Mayor. O'Dwyer of N e w York City, urging a complete investiga tion of Mike Jacobs' setup. Neith er letter was answered." KC7s, Makers Bag Easy Wilis The Knight's of Columbus arid Pa per makers chalked up easy wins in the softball practice games at Leslie Thursday evening. The KC's spilled Golden Pheasant 10 to 1 behind the S-hit hurling of Jim Rollins, while the 'Makers trimmed Salem Navigation S to 2 on Henry Singer's 3-hittcr, Knights 1 t rheasaaU 111 Rollins aad Meyer; Carver and ftwlnk. rape makers S lo 1 8. NavlgaUoa X S 1 H. .Stager aad L. Singer; Cal ler and Henery. GAME BODY TO MEET PORTLAND, June 20-A) -The state game comrnisMon will mull hunting regulations st the July 13 meeting here. 8 A BIN TOPPLED RICHMOND,? Va., June 20 -(P-John Faunce, Hollywood stylist, defeated Wayne Sabin, of Port land. Ore., in straight sets in the world's clay court ciuimpionahips today, -2, 6-4, 6-3 Rutgers Crew Liked, Regatta Easterners Boat Best Time for Lake Course SEATTLE, June 2 O-lP)-Speculation centered on Rutgers as a championship possibility in Sat urday's big regatta here after it was learned that the favored, un defeated Wisconsin Badgers met a transportation delay which cost them a day to prepare for the 2000-meter grind on Lake Washington. Chuck Logg. Rutgers coach, wouldn't divulge his crew's time in yesterday's trial, but he did smile that it was "better than 6:15." So far, that had been the best time recorded by any of the shells this week, and was turned in by Washington. Some watch-holding onlookers reported ominously that Rutgers time was even "better than 6:10." Apparently Rutgers wasn't de terred by choppy water which had Coach Al Ulbrickson of Washington moaning that his green oarsmen lacked swing and catch. Tag Team Bee Back Tuesday With an assist from both a broken ring peat and the Sa lem Boxing aad Wrestling commission, the tag team grap pling brawl between the Joe Ly asm -Walt Aehiu aad Faava Katonea-Bob Kennaatoa duets returns to the armory neat Tuesday night aa the mala event aa Elton Owen's show. That aaartet waa goiag at it fall throttle this week when Ac hi a piled against the ring rapes. severed the earner peat, knocked himself oat aad fareed the commission to call po can test" and rea.aest the retake for next week. Parses were held ap and will be available next time along with those of that night. Which makes for more incen tive for the gladiators. The take will be split on a 64)-4t basis sixty to the winning team. Owen will llae ap two 26-mlaate prelima ta accom pany the card, same ta be sa ne a need later. Moore's 1 Hit Tilt Tops Cops JUTSUOa A' I.EAGL'K W I. Pet 1 W L Pet. Shrocks 3 0 1 0O0 Mayflower 0 2 OOO Eagles 2 0 I ooo Police 0 2 .One Curly s 2 0 1 0U0 V. Motor 0 3 .OOO Scoie last iilfhl: Eagles 4. Police 8. Jim Moore, who best Mayflow er with a two-hitter last- week, limited the Police club to only one bingle Friday evening, pitch ing the Eagles to a 4-0 junior 'A' league triumph. The lone hit off Moore, who had IS strikeouts to add to his first game total of 13, was by rival hurler El don Caley. The Eagles got ' all their runs sfter two were out in the first frame. Three walks and singles by Richard Howard, Jim Wil liams, and Bruce Boatman turn ed the trick. After that it was a hurler's duel for the remaining six frames, with Caley and his successor, Ryland, allowing only three more hits and fanning 10 themselves. The Eagles made the only error of the game. Police 1 Eagles . 40 a 4 1 Caley. Ryland aad Kara; Moore and Howard. Vandal Athletic Director Quits SPOKANE, June 20-P)-The Spokesman-Review said tonight that George W. Greene, Univer sity of Idaho athletic director who has been on leave while serv ing in the navy since 1943, will resign to enter business in south ern California. Placer. Club Vernon, Senators . Walker. Dodgeis Wllllanis. Red ou .. Muaial. "a r dni la . Hupp. Braves DiMagaio. Red Sox Runs batted In O AB R H Prt 40 IB 35 TO SOS . 40 ISO 28 73 JOS SO SOS M T4 .354 87 238 43 70 .347 . 48 ISO 32 50 .343 . 4S 178 38 SO .341 -National league: Slauenter. Cardinals 44: Muaial. Car dlnal. 43. Walker. Dodgers. 43 Amer ican league: Doerr. Red So. 33: Wil liams. Red Sok. 49: York. Red Sox. 48. Horn run-National league' Mil. Giants, 11: Blattner. Giants. 7; Md'or miek. Plulltes. 7: Klner. Pirates. 7; Ku rowskl. Cardinals. 7. American league: Williams. Red Sox. 13; Creenbeig. Ti ter.. IS. Keller. Yankees. IS. DER'S AU Work Gaaraaleed 42S Ceert St. Call 7522 ( On All IlaheTl HE Jacobs-O'Toole Scrap Looms NEW YORK, Juae 2t -(T) Bomber Joe Louis, still king af the ring after 22 heavyweight championship defease, had a check lor SC2S.tlC.44 waiUng at Promoter Mike Jacobs' office today for knocking Billy Conn lata retirement but Bomber Joe went out to play golf la stead af pick lag- It ap. Billy wound ap with Just half aa much money S112.tSS.22 plea such assorted abraalons as a cut aereea the bridge of hi a oae and braises ander both eyes for having the roof cava ta oa him la the eighth rouud of loot night's fasa at Yankee stadiam after seven sloppy ses ND Schedule Meeting Set SPOKANE. June 20 --Officials of the northern division. Pa cific coast conference Will write basketball and baseball schedules in Spokane June 27 to 29. Since interest is increasing in conference baseball a plan to in augurate championship p 1 a y offs between northern and southern division winners will be consid ered. Silverton Set For Woodbtirii SILVERTON, June 20- (Specials-Coach Pop DeL-iy's Silver ton American Iegion Junior base ball team steps into its first com petition in the fight for the coun ty title here Saturday afternoon in a game with the Woodburn Juniors. The game is set for McGinnis Fiold. Sunday the Silverton Juniors go to Salem for an afternoon game with the Capital Posters. On Juno 26 the Silver tons play Woodburn at Salem in the final game of the tournament to de termine county champion. National League St I-ouls 001 000 000 t 13 X Boston 001 OOOOOOl 8 1 Dickson and Gargiola. Rice 8): Wright. Wallace . Singleton it) and Mai. Pitttburgh 3O0 OOO OOft 3 0 0 Brw.khtn 101 031 30- 7 11 1 KUmfvirh. I.enmng 4i. Cierheauser (71 and lxpex: Hit be and fandloi-k. SP0OT11IG r-..'i- ,,.4., - , I U .. ' V '.. ' '' ' 1 ' t -. - - A r : . ...i .- f A v ' 1 "1 v? 290 N. Front Street JUST DECEIVED ftalmoa Rode Penn Reels Casting Rods Bay City Reels Hildebrandt's Tapered leaders Monel Reels 4 Streamglo files Children's Rod A Reel Kits Southbend and Heddon Bass Lures DROP IN. WE HAVE OF PARKING SPACE. OFEN sions that should have been ac companied by waits music. Billy picked up his check dur ing the afternoon - and confirm ed his retirement plana, despite Jacobs' suggestion that be change his mind. The fight mob. meantime, cut the battle to bltaand agreed: (a) That thai was the last heavyweight title bout In a long time, not only because Joe plans to rest until next year, but alo simply because there's aa out standing swatter left lor htm to fight; (b) That bill fought the bomber directly opposite to the style he found so sacceoafal in WHOPPER: ir It's big fish yau want, how about this SI -pound striped baas caught by John Heath while trolling in Coos Bay? The aanaal Coos Bay bass derby Is now oa and runs until August 10. Lions Club Derby Chairman Dick Hill Is holding the fish above. (Photo courtesy Coos Bay Times.) IFiriiim PORTLAND. Ore.. Jane 2CWP) Except for Clatsop coanty and a few spots In Jackson and Malhear counties, the weekend outlook for fishermen was reported "poor" today. The prospects by districts: Portland area Streams lew, angling fair. Willamette valley poor In Benton county; fair In I.ane with boot spots Gold Lako and Blue River; Improving fly catches In Yamhill j county. Deschutes area Deschutes ri ver fair: Metoltus river fair; Blue and Suttle lakes poor. Coast Fair In Coos county, poor la Curry aad Lincoln. Southern Oregon Fair In Dia mond and Fish lakes, good cat-cbM-.ad Rogue. Easterns Oregon Generally poor In Lake county; upper and lower Owyhee rivers fslr, but -some rainbow limits taken on spinners and worms; Snake river, poor. RONNETTE WINNER SEATTLE, June 20.-"P-F.on-nette, a 6-year-old mare owned by Mary Kelly, won the feature six-furlong race at the longest odds of tonight's twilight meeting at Longarec. The pan-m u t u e 1 payoff was $29.20, $14.70 and $6. SIXTY PI CK GAMES MONTREAL, June 20.-iP)-The National Ilex key league w ill play a 60-game schedule next season, 30 games at home and 30 away for each club. GOODS ST0I1E LOTS TILL S P. M 7 vV asm Better Than Louis-Conn Tiff facing Joe la their 141 fight, and (1) thai no one mho gives Louis a elesr shot at him Is golag to beat the bomber. There wao considerable hi larity, too, over the contention of Kepresentatite OToole D NY) In Washington that the fight last night waa a "stink eroo" and should bo Investlgat ed. Promoter Jacobs shrugged It off with the statement that OToole's office called him be fore the fight "and j, wanted complimentary tic he to afid I re fused sa new comes the holler." :, OToole . climaxed a day of verbal battling with Jacobs by threatening ta use him for ltf.- Hits Home Run, Too! OBaaBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBIBBBIBBBBBBaOBUBBBBBBBBBSBOBBBBSmm Sevens Hurls Yanks To 6-1 Win Over Hose CHICAGO, June 20. (A) The New York Yi.nkces mWte-1 a gran4 opportunity to tut tin appreciable slice from t Ite IUhton Red Sox's huge first plsce margin today when the C'r.Hi.go yitite HtX he!! them to a split in their double header. f tpe tcled Hill Dietnt ft handcuffed them in the opener, 3-1, but the Bronx Bombers c-me back to win the nightcap 6-1. Spud Chandler, gunning for hi 11th mound Success In the opener, met his third -j-evertal instead when Chicago' big H-I Trosky doubled with the bases loaded in the third inning to drive in all the White Sox runs. The Yankees watted little time agaiuM F1 Smith (n the night cap, tagging the solid soutlipjw for three tuns in the first which, was featured by Joe DiMaggto's l Ao-iun tilj lf. Floyd Bevens pitched the triumph for the Yankees sni helped his own cause with a 400-foot home run, his first of the season and the second of his career, in the second stanza. - - Sam Zoldak shut out the Boston Red Sox 2 to 0 on four hits and the St. Louis Browns svept a three-Rime series. Detroit's Tigers threw a bat rage of hrr.c runs at the Philadel phia Athletics, scoring seven tfmes on four circuit swstjl lo beat the A's for 1he ninth straight time 9 to 2. Hank Edwards' ninth-inning Mngle kiuhI George Case from second to gie the Clevcliind In.iiiii.s a 4 to 3 tnumph over Wash ington. Sending 12 to but in the eighth inning, the St. Louit Cardials 4 set off an eight-run explosion for ? 9-1 itli.ry that gae theni a Clean sweep of their lotir-gatne sei te w ith the Boston Braves. : Rocked for three runs in the first inning, Kn by ifigUe settjlcd down and blanked the Pittsburgh Pirate the rest oA.the way to chalk-up his seventh straight victory us the Biooklyn Dodgers came from behind to win 7-3. Three-day PIT Meet J Slatetl for Portland j PORTLAND. Juae 29 -i.P.j The Pacirie International Trap Shoot association will open a! three-day meet at the Portland I Gaa club grounds here tamer I row, with 2S9 eoatestaato from all atatea west of tlje Rockies; expected. Oaks Increase League Lead COAST IFACir W I. I'ct ! Wl. Prt Oakland M M 4l Moll yttnorf 40 12 444 Kan rian SI 31 S77 ar morl.i 40 t 471 I Jim Anili 44 Ml J'nrlltMX. Mi VI M San IIko 414.1 4t4KaHlr ? 11 1VI ThiMtMlay's rrnulfa at Oaklaixl II. Kan Dlean S: al loll hixkI 8. Hat ia ntrnlo 3. O0y (4161 ftchrdulrd OAKLAND. Calif.. June 20 .V, The Coast league-leading Oak land Acorns went on ;i hittuii; soree tonight, and with Brooks Holder hitting an inside-the-pai k homer with the bases filled in the sixth, trampled San Diego, 14 to 3, to sweep their three-g a m e series. The Hollywood Stars defeated Sacramento 6 to 3. Portland, Seattle. San Fran cisco, and Iis Angeles were on the road Thursday tiuvelliiig to new series sites The Hcvos open in San Diego Kiiday night. Fan Dlrao ftM) 100 070 J 1 Oakland IMJ.l HIS l4 14 II J; Kennedy. Cliapule i4l. HrUllwarl 8 . and McDonnell. Mirt aixl H. Martin Sacramento .. 101 010 (MM) 3 17 I 1 Hollywood 00 MMJ 01 12 U Frrttat, f letcher BI and 1 ihium Resigno, Datto i7) and Unwr. Marshall Smith In Jr. Finals PORTLAND, Ore. June 20-(.P Marah Smith. ex-Salem youth now of Rose City club of Port land, and Don Moxel, Tucnmj. will compete for the Oregon Golf association's juiikor championship tomorrow. Smith downed Dick Yoal.; Portland, 6 and 4, and Moel turned back Ray Morgan, Eugene, on the 20th hole in today's semi final. Dick EMey. Portland, md Del bcrt Tatro. Roe Cily, will cUh for' the boys' division crown. Two Pen t landers, Sully Lighty anT Irothy Alesaiiiier f Alei -Wood, will play in the gnU' finals. Our Shop is Nov Operating IN OUK NKW HtI!J)IN(; U r run tc iniinriliatr rrirr on any iiiaLr rar: Mrrlianiial. ltotlv Work, Painting,' Slrani (Mrunins:. I .iiliriralion. Wiith for ur fmmal otwning hni building fl entli el v WK CAN A (I.ittfii tt llir Shrork arirlv Show. 12:45 t 1 p. 111. TurMlay through SaturJar.) v. I . SHROCK MOTOR CO. Corner Church and Chemeketa 09 In uamagee, assorting Jit abs was accusing him af extor tion. The congressman said ha had told hb New York attorney to file salt against the aram!. . er. OToole denied that "he sought free sests. j In an Interview, j he told a reporter that the "theie fight setup In New York'! aa falsa as Jacob' store teeth, "A fight such as ' the Louis Conn affair becomes a national . scandal when the mails are used to send aut tickets, accept checks and ballyhoo the boat, and Ihe tad la aad television also brought lata the picture, ' ha j said." Hogan-Demarct Pace TOLF.DO, Ohio. June 20--Beu Hrg&n fcnd Jimmy Defnaret gallopl irilo the lea J, todiy . in the 1946 Inverness invitational golf toutnfameiif on the , strength of h pair of red hot putters. They firmhed with fa seven hole tid fantage over V. J. Hrrl son and fit.m Hyrd. In Ihe; Inverness t-atrnamenL Ihe ruimlitr tf holes wji carry over from one match t another until each Uem has pUyed every other te..m. Running eciiid 't the end f the fir't naind was the duo if IIviom NelM 11 and !(arolI (Juxl MSiM(in. whiih fuudtod with a thite mMiwin over HU llamil toil ami Duk Mrtz. I'hMtiiiU-r llMijrr anj Herman Kcimt gi.bLM-l a tw.-lole a1 vantatge over Sam Snead and Vie Ghezi. L2ry Mangrum. the 1946 r.ttif.n&l ogen champon, and .awinn I.iltle were on up over Toney I'i,r. and Herman Bar ion. Caj)s' Manajrer Resigns Post VANCOUVER. B. C . June 20 J (CI') Sylvester Johnson, manager of the Voncouver Capitanue, tur iifitly battling it out here with V'ictoiia Athletics) fur the cellar position in Uie Western Interna tional liMsebatll league, wired his resignation from Portland, Oie.. tonight. Syl is staying in Portland due to the acute illness of hi wife, end said invthe wire he wout-J1 be un able to devote his full time to the team. No announcement has been made as to a likely stKfetaur. American Loaguo New Y01 k .001 (a irt eos 1 8 I w t 4 1; Diet run and Clucaiu OU3 01 ChanilUr and Rubinon; Tieah. N-w York . 310 141 00-4 is IW-I 1 Chkiio Hevens and Nla'hoa; sinitn. Ciovo 3I. aiiih l) and G. Uiokey.t . . hm to 004 rMo aoa-8 4 f St I-..UL 3u MO 8 8 t Dobauti and II Wagner. M.-Ciali 181; 7.oldak and -rhull. - riilladrluliia . 100 a U01 -1 f f Detroit 100 Ui, II Kneir, Ham 1S1. Ure (1) a4 Rutit. Iiiiut and -Mlft Watliinclcm - SOU 34 OS0- 8 I t'lawlaiMl out W 1414 II 1 Nttum, Maaleisun 4t at4 Kva"! aVIlna. r)la 141. Kliaavlkaa and Ha. Illar ill. if r completed. Tourney M) WANT TO SltiiVK'YOU! Sis. rhone I52 1
