PAGE SIX
Thm OREGON STATESMAN. EaJem. Oregon. WdnsdaT Morning. August 21. 1S46
c
Solons Split With Tacoinnia,
Creep Nearer Second PBace
Kou;iUki Lom-1 Wyatt Winner; Popular Player
Award Tonight; Mossor to Join Clnh This Week
By Al I.ightner
(i.!.:l do fo better than draw with the Tacomas in their nine-game final home series
v.ul :.t night, diopping the opener 4 to 3, and copping the nightcap in a breeze.
1 be ' i ., r ; :
tt: i.'it- !;,!!
10 Ti 'A I ( i ' !
IHt em -. ( i ' K i k
V. -f..' (, .1 I!
lid mutuige t fiec
ked oM-r bv Viincouver. So it now stands: ?alem
half oiiic't
BDI
WIL Marks Tied, Broken
P . T . A , . i aU d P; ess
The Wenatchee Chiefs-
-with
time running
out In the WIL
pennant chase bolstered their
lop lead last nifht a they
trimmed the Victoria Athletics
S to Z. The hie Is nabbed the
win la spite of the 16-strikrout-hurlinc
of the As Bob Jensen,
who broke the league record
when he tipped his whiff total to
7SI. 1 mpires Dawson and Tuma
were escorted from the field by
police after they had called a
derision against the Vies in the
seventh inning. The Vancouver
t'apilanos scored 10 runs in the
sexenth inning and added an
other In the ninth to defeat the
second-place Bremerton Tars. 11
Should Salem high's autumnal Viking blossom forth with foot
Lidbt.g a la the pros, be not surprised. One of those sweltering in the
Multnomah press coup during the Brooklyn-Chicago extravaganza
Burday n.ght, but not too warm to jot down formations, plays, etc..
v.as H. Ha.ik. Villa coaching boss, i ms '" "' " ".. "jj
And thc-c who sa a the pros go at
h kt!"v that Ha.ik had some beau
I lu! :..!f lo stem .1 . . . Another
m h :.g n..m. th.s one Kay (Red)
rihcr. k:ppcr of the New York
Yankees after ca.ng the Wash
i igton P.et.-k.:.s of the National
I. P v. ,i - do:i:g c onsiderable map
l tog of h.s own. In fact, eery play
i -i bv e'ther :! went into r'lah-
itv's !! : t-boi'k. and we definitely
beard a low whittle fiom the for
mer Gonaga man every time
;ler.n D ut s uncorked one of his
k i al spa:k!-?. Dobbs may not
l.irn o.t i t The ber-t back in
toe r. a A . . - A n'.ci k c r.nfei eric e, but
be 1! mt (ei:.oiily be in better
ii.ii:'.ii.i) ihaii the ic-st. A bench
n an v. nt-n ttie Dodgers are on the
nefen.' . e. but ti- Mgnal-calling
ri'iai ter tai k s ti-n the Brooks have
lie ba.l. Dobhs taced off and on the field at least 25 times during
Ibe game
Speak. ng of footballer. 3U1 Austin fans may be quite disap
!.! r ted r.ext -a'.n. Victim of a torn cartilege in a knee during an
SC jpiir.g !i II. Wood burn Bill now has one of those in-again-out-fga
n maladies and doesn't expect to be at right tackle much when
ihe Beaeis ilay. He v. as to have had an operation on the knee
this n.mmer but lo, the dots were too busy to perform It. Tough
too. s:r e H :! ; m good shape at a solid 200 pounds via working on
ft farm this summer.
Stumer or Later They'll Do It Every Time
This m.ght be entitled, You Ain't So Hot, Pop," or "Dickie
Get- Wei!. ' Anyway, Pappa JPon Hendrie, a golfer of sorts, has had a
standing twen'ty-dollars-to-our-I '
tits bet with son-Dick that the
erior member of the Hendrie
tribe is the bet golfer in it. Over
'he years Dick has ne er been
tble lo beat his ; I lustrous sire on
the l.nks -- that i- up until last
Suiiciuv at Neskou in on the'eoast.
Tis repoi ted D
cut good. 3 and
the twerilv. He
k waxed pappy i
1.
and collected
is now
sixteen
rucks ahead. f.i in the past Dick
had to pay Donald J 4 in lousy
bet Fiom now on the father vs.
on battle goes on a buck-acrosa-the-boaid
basis, says Donald.
The r.oi them di ision of the
Cotir.ty B league's loss, the south
nn di i-inrs gam Both Lew
Uh! hammer and Mike Glenn,
oac hir.g men at St. Paul and
C.ei ais.
years, a
i espe ti ely. in pas t 1
e nm teamed uD fori
Tinner high, L'hrhammer s i
l i inc pa I
f r st v r s !e
rito (iei
hir t
any th .r.g
c -iiuenj i.!
well Paul Relling. to
Mt. Argel sk : pper, goes
ai" St. Paul may not
'ih ng Maff. or e en
to '.d' h. if a school
I. "ii, i.-i. t lifted.
IT Uet a i.ttft It a Vol
L.(f 1: mh-t be rati lung about
Tt-- !e..K .f .- y-ar. fc r L'mps
C'l Har.ke and Hugh.ie Ua, the
k -g bait i t ..e m men of the
WIL. bad to have a cm (inn of
i-i fi t ,i iT t ;on in Wenatchee
the or her e e alter nate fans
bidm (ti a m tt-c d"'r of their
o - g
t-c !eaK,.e:
l.c - h. .
S ptc-n.be i
I'-e :.-.p
e .i ;
. I v.,,.. "-.
f p , r i t '.
.i rr ' Along with our
I ti . a n ie. t he guys
i be tf.c bappic-st tome
8 .i : e nn t a - u i ed I y
a. i ' . What a ear
. All c.f '-ni know
.in i ; ' ,.i n k f u i 1 y . ei y
A . - t
. i .t t ! a! pa V - f o - p I a
A . 1 - Atnc-i ic.i t on I i -.
i 1 1 1 "t hold its own
Ai
f. A I I
'! I
X. 1 1
he til:
i :-ti.'i
if: tan
f the
' t 1
and glamoi that
campaigning was
c-ia-ed trom the
! K ()00 w ho w ati h-
n 1 1 ' : -e!
the
i ago I'
, i.ih.-
Brooklxt:
l)i id gc i a ncl ( 'bi-
ket- S inday night True.
.!-: ah ! is-bcM.m-y-a-
oach we e 'fieie. but the (iei fee
ion t'e p. - ACa'. e in w ith their
7tk-t-m and Muk-'em game lei t
ciif w 'n the i ii nion th.at here is
fi;ba : i.ng t'at i,m I be beat. Col
legiate f..o-nail at itv be.-t will
., e .. b.-d t n,f competing with
it f' i c : ow d appeal.
TIFRNKV WINNF.R
St.Airi.K. Auk 20 .,Vi Hilly
Tici'it-v. ?. -i mes Cleveland wcl'ei
tig' '. win a lil-i'iunii decision
,i -:ght o . Babe I'icao, a wny
In i. ti .-m (K-.kl.md. Calif . for
: . . t -' . : Kb' : ir .g u toi v in
- p neiirer the tuMona piare nremertons. mjoiKiuny Helpful, the '
behind
Bremerton and 2 14 ahead
to 10 In a wild hitting affair.
Bill Barisoff hit his 37th homer
for the Tars equalling the loop
record. Gut Ilallbourg pitched
the Spokane Indians to a 10 to
4 win over the Yakima Stars.
The Spokes tallied eight runs in
the initial four Innings.
Bremerton 03 1 3 0 0 1 JO 0-10 1" 1
Vancouver 000000 10 00 1 11 13 4
Marshall. Medegnmi i I and Pagha.
Volpi 8i: Bryant. Cuay r8l. Hedgecock
1 B and Spurgeon.
Spokane 10 301 001-10 13 3
Yakima Oil 000 020- 4 4 3
Halthouig and V'ai : lilman; Strait. Si
n.on i4p, Thomp'on (8i and McCon
nell. Wenatchee 000 000 410 5 6 0
Vu toi la OOO 010 010 2 8 0
Green. Pesut and Fitzgerald; Jen.sen.
Paulson and Stumpf
nannDD
1
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W- eV' i ,
I
BILL Al STIN
Salem Boxers
Win 2 Games
The Salem Box girls' Softball
team, rapidly gaining for itself a
reputation in state
circles, de
cisively defeated a couple of
I downstate clubs over the week-
end. The locals walloped Jantzen
! Knitting Mills 19 to 4 Sunday
night in the Rose city and came
back to hammer Oregon City 17
to 2 Monday evening in the
Clackamas county town.
Next Friday night the Salem
girls will enter an invitational
tourney at Portland's Buckman
field, being scheduled to meet
the Devil Demos at 7:45.
Salem . It 23 S
jantzen
Barrett and Wadawoilh
4 S S
Lemon. Ol-
saiV,"
17 14 4
2 7
Mialey, Mil-
City
Bairett and Wadswoith,
ler and McCain.
Senator Swal:
I 4
-
I
, -in?
B H Pet B H Prt
Salmon 21S 77 .157 Spaeter 21 5 23
( law Id 34 135 352 Gunnmn 70 15 .214
Cirlhc 226 75 332 Wyatt 4t 1S4
Wheelr 42 4 .322 Schuble 44 .183
Sinners 350 102 ,l Bai tolini 253 48 .182
Wenner 4:i8 125 .283 Soderbui f 45 8 .17S
I.tic hesi 118 4B 275 Fallin 32 3 094
Hevnlda 2 81 272 Mess 1 0 OOO
tr laiier 174 45 259 Poi ter 2 0 000
Kerr 2fll 52 .259 Souza 3 0 000
KoMlski 67 16 238
Pitchers G W L Pet SO WA SH
lies 5 10 1 000 17 7 0
Watt 28 13 6 684 90 126 2
Sodeibmif 19 7 4 .636 43 57 0
fiwnnaison 27 12 8 600 S3 86 1
Sitiuble 21 7 5 583 44 46 0
Kowalt.lt i 20 7 13 .350 101 128 1
Poller X 0 1 000 9 2 0
Fallin 23 3 7 3O0 84 58 1
Nothing Gained,
1 1 ' t gall if- I
lacoma '41 Salem 1 3
BHOA BHOA
Marsh 2 4 0 3 2 Reynlds 3 3 0 0 1
Kuperc 4 2 3 0 Wheeler 3 3 11
Clifford 1 4 2 7 0 Flager s 2 0 1
Kemper 11 0 0 0 C'rawfrd 13 2 2
Jot a m l 3 2 2 0 Wenner m 3 1 1
Cireco r 3 12 0 Sumei 12 0 2
Pc-leisn 2 0 1 3 Souji c 3 0 9
S-oM .1 2 12 3 I.ucchsi r 3 1 5
Hedntn p 2 0 0 1 Kowskl p 2 1 0
R kt x-ni 3 0 10 Salmon a 1 0 0
Total 28 S21 9 Total 25 4 21
x Batted for Kemper In 3d.
a B-tted for Kowalbki in 7th.
2
0 j
0 1
0 I
0 j
j
' '
9
"
Tai-oma
Salem
0O2 100 1 -4
020 010 QL 3
Pitching Summaiy:
IP AB H
Heddington 7 25 6
Kalkl 7 28
R ER SO BB
3 3 2 2
4 4 7 1
F.i rors None VP. Hedd.ngton. Pass
ed halls Souza J.eft on bases: Ta-c-oma
. Salem 4. Sacrifice: Reynolds.
Home runs: Jorat. Two base hits:
Wenner. Cliffoid. Greco. Scott. Runs
hatted in- Wenner. Souza. Kuper. Clif
f..i.i inno Cnufnid Marh. Stolen
hj-ev Joiatz. Umpires Rencle Schu- 1
t'le Vounbliiod and Moiaii. Tnnot
6 games In arrears of leading
of the vultjng Tiges.
Red" Hai vel a marvels and the
Gullic gang meet in a single shot
tonight at 8;15, and during the ses
sion Salem's most popular player
of the season will be handed his
$100 victory bond by the Bishop
studio people. That player Will
likely be Duane Crawford, the
say - little - hit - plenty first
baser who has a large lead in the
race. Also, !ton(ght may se Lefty
Wandell Mossar in a Salem' uni
form at long' last and goody
goody. He Has been ordered to join
the Gullic$ just as soon as a
slightly injured hand heals and
was in Portland last night. The
digit was hurt last Sunday in San
Francisco. 1 The talented lefty
comes as .'last-ditch help for the
struggling locals Former Beaver
Hank. Souza joined the Salems last
night and caught the first game.
It could ! have been a totally
successful takeoff for the Splons
and for 2033 customers last night,
but Eddie Kowalski, the tough
lucky of the nine ran afoul his
too prominent wild streak and
dropped the opener to Enemy
Righthander Bob Heddington. A
pair of walks to start off the third
heat, and then a single by Catch
er Earl "Kgper and a double by
First-sac ker Chuck Clifford ac
counted for two runs. Eddie got
behind in pitching to Bobby Jo
ratz in the fourth and the ' Tige '
outfielder smacked one of his soft
er serves over the right field wall
for a third run. A double and two
outfield flies proved the clincher
in the seventh.
The home side had picked up
ford's single. Dick Wenner'sdou-
, ble, Frank Lucchesi's infield hit
and Souza'f line fly to right., An
I other came in the fifth on Kmval
' ski's single, a sacrifice and Craw
! ford's bloop hit Into left. But
that was all off stingy Mr. Hed
dington. Salem salted down the night
cap In the first Inning when Hal
Summers, with the bases loaded,
powered tremendous triple
high against the distant center
wall, off youthful Richie Colom-
bo. But the Gullic made things
more secure in the fourth with a
six-run outbreak, which wasn't
Colombo's fault at all. His mates
kicked in three errors in the ber-
serk fram and the locals jtun-
aged to wf-ave In seven assorted
base hits. The biggest blow of
the uproarous stanza was "Wen
ner's soaring double high against
the left barrier.
Lefty Ken Wyatt. although
wilder than usual and in trouble
often, breezed to his 13th v ictory
in this one. He whiffed six and
walked seven along with deliv
ering a pair of Salem's 14 base
hits himself. Kowalski's loss was
his 13th, incidentally.
The 2033 gathering amounted
to a running jump at the 100,000
goal which must be chicken or
feathers tfri.s week. The grand to
tal, with seven more games to
go, reads 92.037. Doubleheaders
are booked for Thursday and
Sunday nights. . . . "Doc" Regele
and Amby Moran, the latter back
in the league again and the pair
of 'em classed by the athletes as
the two best boys in blue in the
circuit, are doing the umpiring
chorea this week. Moran was a
mite late In arriving, but is wel
come. . . . The league's leading
rapper, Dick Kemper, got tn bat
only once in the opener. He didn't
like the way Regele called a
beautiful block play at the plate
by Souza in the third inning on
Kuper and was promptly handed
the well known thumb. . . . To
night it's to be Lefty Carl Gun
narson fof the Gullies and Hal
Jungbluth for the enemy.
Dusette-Gray
The big squeeze fall nelson
dealing aloe I of Georges Dusette
and Karl Gray was too msrh
for nasties Mike Nacertan and
Bob Kennaston before a siseable
crowd al the armory last night
and took the tag team mat main
event In straight falls. Which
wag very much okeh with the
customers. After both Dusette
and Gray took turns plastering
the meanies with their favorite
weapons, it was Dusette with a
nelson on Xaserlan for the first
fall In 2 minutes.
Not content to go at It one
Nothing Lost:
Second game:
Tacoma (J Salem (14)
BHOA BHOA
Marsh J 3 2 0 2 Rey nlds 2 5 3 3 1
Peterson 4
Clifford.l 4
Kemper.c 3
JoraU.1 9
Greco. r 3
SrottJ 4
Rickert.m 8
Colmbo.p i
2 2 1, Wheeler .3 5 12 3
0 B 0 Flager. s 4 12 2
1 4 1 Crawfrd.l 3 1 7 0.
0 3 1 Wenner. m 4 2 10
0 2 0 Summers. 1 4 2 10
1 2 1 Kerr c 3 17 1
1 1 1 Lucc hesi r 3 1 4 0
0 1 2 Wjatt p 3 2 0 2
0 0 2
Jimink.p J
Hedingtn 1 0 0 0 Totals 34 14 27 9
Totals 33 7 24 11
Batted for Jimmink in 8th
Tacoma 000 001 002 - 3 7 3
Salem 310 0O0 00- 10 14 1
Pitching Summary :
Ip B H R Er So Bb
Colombo Ja.l 11 10 8 3
Jimmink J 4, 15 3 0 0
Wyatt , 9 13 7 2 3 7
Errors Greco 2. Flager, Scott. Rick
ert 2. Wild, pitches: Wyatt 2. Colombo.
Losing pitcher Colombo. Left 00 base
Tacoma H, Salem 5. Sacrifices: Flager.
Wyatt. Three-base hit: Summers,
Wenner, Petron. Two-base Hits:
Wenner. Wyatt. Bev nolds. Kemper.
Runs batted in: Summers 3. Crawford.
Wenrier 3, Marih. Petersrn
Clifford
Umpires Mortn St Regele. Time: 2.10.
Attendance: 2033.
All-Star Grid
Classic Looms
Came (iiilack Tei
For College I'layen
EVANSTON, 1., Aug. 20
The 13th annual college all-star
football game may be strictly a
spectacle for some 95,000 fam at
Soldier Field Friday night but
tor the rolled ate inuirl eenerallv
it w, i 1 1 be a postwar comeback test
of bread-and-butter significance.
At least 55 of the 68-member
squad Coach Bo McMillan will
send against the champion Los
Angeles Rams of the National
Football league are headed for
professional play this fall. Most
of them are rusty from military
service and certainly not mw
younger than when they were
campus hot-shots, two, three and
even as many as seven years ago.
For instance, all-star Captain
Martin Ruby won letteis as a
rip-snortin' tackle at Texas A A M
in 1939-40-41.
The Rams, now en route from
their Compton, Calif, base, will
polish off practice at Soldier Field
tomorrow afternoon and Thuisday
night. McMillan will stage an all
star dress rehearsal tomoi r iw
night and Thursday afternoon.
Beavers Lose,
Tie with Sacs
SACRAMENTO. Aug. 20 -T
The Portland Beavers and Sacra
mento Solons fought an 11 -inning
6-6 deadlock in the second
game of a doublcheader tonight
ftcr the Senators had taken the
first game 2 to 1 behind the
seven-hit hurling of Jerry Sta
ley. Both teams collected 15 hits
in the second tilt.
Portland Sacramento
BHOA BHOA
Smilh.m
Craw frd.J
Bailingr. c
Store v. 3
Escobar. r
Vico.l
Reich.l
Brown a
I.txka p
But-tier
OiBia-i.p
Mathen
110 RjnwfV.m 3 1
0
0
0
n
2
0
3
1
1
1 3 2 C c.i Oett .l 3 2
1 4 1 I.illard r S 0
12 0 Mtilv 1 3 0
1 2 0 Mesner 3 3 0
0 4 1 Manual c 2 1
1 1 0 Kampiif.J 3 t
0 0 I Calvef ' S 1
0 0 1 Stalev p 1 0
00
0 0 0 Totals 24 S 21
0 0 0,
Totals 25 7 18
Ratted for I.iska In Sth
Batted for Brown in 7th
Portland no ooo 1 1
Sacramento 0U0 1 10 2 .
Ei ion None Runs batted in Kam
pouris, C'oroett. Reich. Two bae hiU
Mesner. Storey Corbet. Stolen
base- Ramsey. Saetfi(6ce Vico. Staler
Double plav-Caley to Karrpouri
Mesner to Kampouri to Corbetf Left
on base -Portland! 4. Saarainento
Bates on balls D.Bfeasi 1. Stnkeouta -
'-"j1" t-Wy . rr , J1 ..i
3 innlnga Ironing pitcher I lka I m
pirea Boreal. Maulo and ti.eln
Time 114. a-
Portland . 100 008 321 00 13 1
Sacramento 0O2 61 1 SOS M I II 1
Mooty. rWher i7t. Cohen i8. Di
Biai '10) and Turnr; S-elnsoth Nel
ton ill. Goniales (11) and L'onrnv.
Mairucrf (91.
Pendleton in Finals
LA GRANDE, Aug. J0-ip(-Pendleton
hammered out a pair
of runs In the 12th inning last
night to edge La Grande, 11-9. and
capture the district 8 Softball
championship.
r
Ioccfuo
WI I.IAGIS
W L Prt WI.Pct.
Wenachee IS S .811. Yakima SS S3 .470
Blemartn S 4 S73 Spokane 0 80 4S4
Salem S7 92 94 Vancouver 4a ST .412
Tacoma Sfl 39 S6 Victoria 43 77 .397
Tuesday's Result: At Vancouver II.
Bremerton 10: At Yakima 4. Spokane
10; At Salem 3-10. Tacoma 4-3, At
Victoria 2. Wenttchee 9.
COAST UAGIL
W L Pet W I. Pet
San Fran M 4t SO0 Hollywood 47 70 914
Oakland ! S4 Clt'San Diego S3 S7 .419
Ioa Angls 97 S4 S4 SeattU 93 SO 30
Sac-rmnto 11 70 .325 Portland SO SI .353
Tuesday's Result: At San Diego 2.
Seattle 3: At Sacramento J-S; Port
land 1-4. At Oakland 1. Hollood 3.
(Only games scheduled).
in Mat Win
at a time, both Mike and part
ner tried the two-on-one "hold"
In No. 2. Bedlam banted loose In
both ring and audience, and ended-
when Referee George Pop
penhelmer disqualified the cul
prits. Dusette had another nel
son on Naserian at the time,
however, so It made little dif
ference. Naturally. Mike and
Robert roared "foul" and "we
wanna rematch."
In the prelims. Jack (Tiger)
Riser's dropklcks flattened aging
Bulldog Jackson easily and Joe
Wolfe bested Dr. John Bonlca.
two falls to one. in a pleasing
scientific scramble.
NOTICE r INTFNTION TI) IM
PKOVK THAT PORTION " RIR4.I.
WKNI K FROM TMK WF.ST I INI: OF
OMMKtM IAI. S1KFKT TO THE FAST
LINE OF JOHN STREET IN THE CITY
OF SALEM. OREGON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Common Council of the City of
Salem. Oregon, deem it necessary and
expedient, and tjereby declares its pur
pose and intention to improve that
portion of Ruial Avenue from the
West line of Commercial Street to Ihe
East line of John Street in the City of
Salem. Marion County. Oregon, by
bringing said portion of said atreet to
the established grade. constiucttng
Portland Cement curbs, and paving
said portion of said street with Port
land Cement concrete pavement thirty
feet in width, in accordance with the
plans and specifications therefor, which
were adopted by the Common Council
on live 5th day ol August. 194S. now on
file tn the Office of the City Recorder,
and which are hereby referred to and
made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby de
clares its purpose and Intention lo
make the above-desci lbed improve
ment by and through the Street De
partment of the City of Salem, Oregon
Bv order of the Common Council
of the City of Salem, Oregon, this 8th
day of August. 194 1
ALFRED ML'NDT
Citr Recorder. Salem. Oregon, j
A. 7-8-9-10-13-14-15-16-17-2O & 21
Death Closes Career of rI lurry Uji Yost
ANN ARBOR. Mkh . Ag.
4'-rieldiag Harris (Harry l
Yast. w ha ballt a natUnal repa
Uttosi as a football strategist
taring 39 years with the I'nltfr
aJty of Michigan, died today af a
gall bladder atUek. He cele
brated his 75th birthday AprU St.
Although he had been in failing
health far several year. Vost'i
death rant saddenly. He had
walked around his Ann Arbor
home this morning and was ap
parently gaining strength follow
ing a recent Illness.
His career as a football coach
began In an era of snnstached
players garbed In tnrtlenerk
sweaters and ended In a day of
Kf I
f& Miracle Man qP the, moment
S yE A
JUGGLING OFV J kv S5', lj
HIS HANDY MEM A lic cfH
MUST BE VHAT Y. fajjt VE&&
DODGERS UP L A J SSjr3
THERE V XL -rfi J
Murphy Ex pec t cm 1 It
Pitts Reject Guild
iWith Decisive Vote
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 20 At Members f the
Pittsburgh Pirates team today i ejected the Ameri
can Baseball Guild in baseball's first -olle ti e bar-
gaining electicn by a 15 to 3 ote
Nineteen of 31 eligible playets
voted in the election, one ote was
challenged. Ten players did not
itnunliiu n office biiildififf and two
eligible to vote were not available
because they were out of the city.
Guild organizer Robei t Murphy
has ten days to challenge the
election a challenge he undoubt
edly will issue. Murphy, chewing
a cigar, took his defeat calmly,
saying: "The result came as no
surprise to me since I've said
within the last couple of days---off
the record the Guile couldn't
possibly win."
Standings
NATIONAL League
W L. Pet I W L Pet
Brook In 70 44 S14 Cirvrinnti 91 S3 447
St. lOui SS) 44 Sll New Yrk SO S3 442
ChK-aso SI 93 940 PhiladelB 41 423
Boston 9S 59 900 Pittabutg 49 S3 417
Tuesday s result At Chicago 9-10
Philadelphia 2-2: At Piltaburan 10
Brooklvn 0: Al St. Ixuk 4. Boa Ion
1: At Cincinnati 3 New Yoik 4 I
AMERICAN LEAGUE: I
W 1, Pet W I. Pet I
Boston 93 34 S7 Cleyelnd 9 2 47 I
New Yk 47 4S S7 CViw aao 93 S4 453 i
Detroit S4 SO 541 SI Lotus SO S3 439
Washing UN 4U Philadeip 36 SI SOS
TuMiv result' At Boston 9-4.
St. Louis 1-5 At Philadelphia 3. De
troit 0. At New York 2. Ctitcago 9.
At Washington 5. Cleveland 4.
SaiH.s Wallop
Dallas, 21-0 I
The Salem Sands slaughtered ;
the Dallas juniors. 21 to 0. at '
Dallas lost night behind the one- I
hit hulling of Jim Rock. Steams I
Cushiog's lads belted out 21 hits j
during the fiay. A letmii game ;
is set for Capilola Sunday after- '
noon.
Sands 131 442 S 21 21 1
Dallas OOO Ouu 0 - a 1 13 j
Rock and Tavlor; Olsen and King
j
PCL Scores:
TtrSDAV RFSll.TS
Seattle OOO 210 000 -3 10 2
San Diego OOO OOO 110 2 7 3
Pulford. Yelovlc 1S1 and Heaid. 1
Seats. Treichel "81. Vitalich ' and;
Mc Don lie I.
Hollywood 110 0M) mil 1 I 0
Oakland non cn mm 1 4 01
Dassu and t'nsei. Sai and Hai 1
mondt. I
Complete
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ly flushed and the ratdiator
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LODEH BROS.
4(5 Center St.. Ph. C1S3 - 54C7
llth Tear In Salem
giant aadia and eheerlng nmll
tades. Since 14 Yotl had been In
irtnal retirement, a I t h o g h
holding the post of atheletic di
rector emeritus al the Ann Ar
bor Institution. Ilia condition be
came serious enough this spring
to warrant his hospitalisation in
Battle Creek. Mich. However,
he was released within a few
days and allowed to return to
his home in Ann Arbor. Mrs.
YmI. whom he married In 1C.
was with him when he died.
They have one son. Fielding II.
Yot. Jr.
Melding Yost, renowned as a
gridiron, tactician, won the first
Rose Bowl game with his Mirhl-
x. limn.
Lose;
ST. LOCIS.
tlanhcHl the
I ..
d B R ll Pi
113 453 as 17 3
Mmial Cardinal
Hopp. Brave
Walker, bodceis .
Veinon. Senators
William. Red Sox
Peshv. Red Sox
107 412 57 17 357
113 444 70 1 54 :i47
!L 1f !52
imi i m ,
wn
Rvin batted in
National Slauliiei.
Cardinals SI: Walkei, Dudgeis S7 M;i-
If' trd,";".7!' . AU,r!"-"n .".''n
, necj mi nm, i oi a, ntu w r, witi i .
fid iw
I Home runs National Mire, riianti
1 22. Kiner. Pirate IS. Northev. Phil-
lie 13: Halton. Rests 13 Ameiiran
Will. am Red ?k 3J C5ieenleis. las
ers 25. Rebel. Yankee 23
llrMUti la Uie ma jar hat Ikey
aid Taedat :
R H O A I NBI
Cordon. Yankee 3 1 4 I S
Whitman. Dodger 2 1 S
Peskv. Red Sox 1 1 .. 2 I 3 3 0 a
111 . 4 t 4 .1 I 0
Doe. r. Red 9Vox ill . 1 I t 1 0 1
2 . 4 1 I 1 0 1
n Skr! Final Till
The final contest-of a seven
game aeries of so ft ball tilts be
tween tbe Kalem oollce and the
Portland FBI U slated for Leslie
field tonight at p.m. The
teams broke even In the Initial
six frays.
WHITE ML ma
White sidewall beauty for ordinary black tircsl
Won't mar from curb scuffing. Easy to clean.
gan Miuad In 1 t . developed
Michigan's famed polnt-a-mln-ule"
team that rolled up 21(1
points to 42 for the opposition
during the years 101 to 1M5.
and turned out IS -all-Americana
during his long tenure at Ann
Arbor.
He was a brother-in-law of
Dan F. Mrfiugln. widely-known
Vanderbllt university football
roach who died fceteral tears
ago. A native of Fairy lew. W.
Va . YmI payed baseball at Ohio ;
Northern university, then Ohio
Normal. There was no football
team there hut he discovered'
the game at West Virginia uni
versity In 194 and hi career
was shaped.
EIGHT YEAR,
KAWAGER AND
F1VC VEARS OVER
A MILLION GMT '
INL (ap Narrow!
Cards Win, Brooks
Ted HitS 331
Aug. 20 AT
The St. Cardinals
.Naltorial league lecl ng tr ' sr ri
tKlgers advantage to-TTlie'hal f girn' tonight as ;
Ihey tiinitnc-d the Boston; Braves,
tn I. while the Dodgers weie
losing to IMtsbiii gh. How ie Pollett
atllowed the Biaveii just three hits.
"he Dodgei could get but fotir
hits off Nick StiiiKcvuh as the
Hui i muled them. 10 to 0. The
ChicMgo Cuba el.sbed out a double
beating to the Philadelphia Phils.
5 to 2 and 10 to 2: unci tbe New
Yoik fZiants tr,k the f'uiiionati
Ketls, 4 to 3. oti homri s by Goocly
IWen and Walker Coer.
1 In the Amencan league the j
. . . .t.
Dcninii rveci .-ioj spin a d 1 1 wun
the St. I'Uis Browns, winning the
! first g-me. 5 to I, and dropping
i . , . . . ,., ,
1 the afU'imath, 5 to 4. led d-
hams hit his 33d homer of the
1 year in the second game. At Wash
ington Bfbby heller lost his'third
game in a row-, as the Senators
nosed the Cleveland Indians. 5 to
I 4 with the help of Indian errors.
I The New Yoik Yankees bowed to
J the Chic ago White Sox. 9 to 2, and
1 the Philadelphia A s blanked the
Detroit Tigers, 2 to 0, behind Bob
Savage's thiee-hit hurling.
Californiai!! Win
BROflKLNr, Mass. Aug. 20 .41
Jack K lamer, Is Angeles and
Ted Schroeder. (llendale. Calif,
defeated Buddy Behrens and Tom
Molly, fl-3, 8-6. fl-2 in first round
play In the National Doubea tour
nament today.
juyon
l set
Fcrricr Grabs
PGA Limelight
Hitf Jim' Me.Ia.Ul;
Sliootn Heroril 13 i
IHIRTLAND. Or Ai.g 20-'
H:g, blond Jim Ferr'cr fhattetl
par. a national record ant
. ,,,, pes of rival stars ; today lo w :n
medal honors In the 1946 Prfe-
sion;, Golfrts a ifttion harrt
pionship with a 3flhoe q-.i;ifjr
ing seme of 134. Wheri tbe A
ti lirin-bot n shai pshx. ter, no-.'
playing out of San Frarctsn.
rimtniil home the final putt for
m 29-34-63 tcMlayhe had ar-i-ompl'ikhed
thee feats: I T U rc-ed
two ytrokes off the eld PCA
cpiijlifv ir.g acoie of. 136. 2. T:e-i
the Portl.n'i Country club cm
petitive course record cf 3 at
l.i.-t year by Ben l( gn cf Her
shcy. Prf 3. His 29 was the lowest
tune-bole sent a for a national
I'GA event; the 63 wa tbe best
siiiglt iound fr thss tourrwmert.
He won himself $250 and a geld
mcd.d for fronting; the f.!d
Tbe first round i leader, F. J.
Dutch' Hdiison of little Rotit,
Aik. whose 61 nabtied the b.ead
bries, ame back with a 71 Udf,
good crioc;Hh to help t-qual t
old IIIA qualifying; iecor-1 cf 131
j for two rounds but still Jwo shot
j bc-huid the flying Fenier in the
i iv c i -all total. I
li e 64 low scorer of the tbjrt
; mg field of 122 1 q ifchfied f r
' tri;itc h play competition it-rfr.g
' totniniow. Defending harr.pi"-n
B.vion Nc-Kon of T'.edo. ) , ws
i j t rriii t ic idly qualified. Sc'-ie f
148 and under qu4lified f'.r bKe
liiinipioii'hip proper. Arr.fr
tbo'- jij.-t getting unrieF the w.:e
wcie the holders of .the two .rr.ost
1 iiripi i t.iiit tit!s in golf. L'. S.
i p ii cb.impion L!ivd Marigium
of ( 'biiiigo and Briti h cj.i
lifir.p Sam Snead ijif H,t Spring ,
" 'n. t..it h had 1 47. j j
i National Lcaquo
IVrsDAV.I RESfl.T-'
l'inir!,ii.ii. 11 rioA fv -1 a a
c huacn "il ojti ntt -i 1
I liniell . T Hum e 1 7 Svtr.,r. .
ItiMfiv v ar,f l.iv.mrston
fh ,la.lc ipl.ia I1U ("O li t Id t
' 'I'll'lio 2lM lJ H ! 14 " t
S I an and Hrrrmty, W, Bithori
'.Ii amJ SMheffli.g.
Il-iiikli n CHiO intH fat- 4 t
I'ltisti.iiKh 4l Jt - 11 lt i
j I j.n .r!( Henrrr.an I . har.ey $
Mead mi ar.d I'dwiidi. Aifiton i- .
' Mi vici-i and lji,pti
H'tii.n )! nnq in I a
St Ix.tus IK 211 c-4 1
Nirreling. F Barre't ' ar.d Ma .
f'f.llet and Caranola
New Vol a l! IWi2a.l --4 t
rir nnali i4 )mi S t
hiwlo arid CTnoper Ci ,ti r-r 1 aot
Mueller.
American League
t r.urr'v Kri.Tf' M
t
t '
Bt
KM 31
Ma lit
sthu ie
Pat lee
ar.d
t-JI
s,i l,u.s orat 318 tk 4 21
il.o,n liatomnst-. 4 9
KliMter. Eerrla k and Mirr.K
llariia Zuber 1S1 ! H Waa.-.er
ISrOoil l4 Mat tmm, . f S
Philadelphia lo la - 2 7
New riamaer ar.d Km raids, Savafe
arid Drtaulala
I luraso Iftfl tK4 44V- I if
Near York ram 0 ! I Ma - 2 9 I
tipat and Haes: Ci.n.pert. oer
7l. CieOel it) and N'ltilxa
Cleveland - . 010 J ar 4 T 2
Washinston . 120 OJO ar.a-9 1
Teller and Began; llaefner ar.4 Ear:- .
IIILI.SBORO VICTOR
HILLSBORO. Ore . Aug 20 . JP
i Perfection Bakery f Hillsboro
won the district 12 Softball tour
nament hampionship here tonight
defeating the Blooming communi
ty team 11 to 9.
Duck Pin BoYIinz
Opest Kach Day
1 P. M. to n r. M.
Boys. Girls Over 14 Year
to Set rins Highest Tar
f ountain and Lnnelt
Open i 12 T. M.
AIR-CONDITIONLTJ
llAintowling Court
Tom Wood, Owner
21S N. High At. : rkone MT1
395 1!orih High