i Tha StaWaroqn, Solam. Ora-. Soturdarfi Sepia mbar 21. 1948
Viks Rap LeSjauioira
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Ah Ihiiikmrii Off to Flying Start
LEBANON. Sept
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Hi Al Light ner
DUlonitn Sports Editor
2iSuecial)-Crach Harold Hauk's double-
lb wry much like they might go -places in e
autumn, tonight got off to a flying start ttfie
high's outclassed Warriors, 19 to 0. Upwards
.f 3M0 lined the airr 4 ! uher In the season for both squads.
It t k mI f.f h f t t quarter for the Salem to shed an opening
rth i I fumoleiti. mj raily in the second canto they settled down
t. methodically- Luke apart the Bud Page crew with potently reversed
it.m the enemy, tark.le and ends and with the bullet aerials pitcher!
by Veteran Jtr,ei ri.M'h The Vik tallied twice In the aecdtid frame
titd fn-e again eily in the third. Knn thence on they settled back
!. it feiiie .l.y as iccie mtnnrd most of the posts.
Aw.i Ml v I-et..ii..ii ,uut at the outset of the second stanza sent
th Vikings n their way fr the first score. Dasch grabbed the oval
in h tun 40 nt rml)'rd it back to the 4.7. The accurate-armed
trifle thieotrr, who completed six of st-ven tries tonight, faded back
.ti the first play. stw.t m strike to End Bill Hill, his favorite battery
mate i f lal cimm. rtd Hill gasVoped to the enemy -27. Dasrh then
fed m irie to tfolrbatk Bud Michaels who tore off left tackle, re
tiMd h field and m rmtled for a far corner of Lebanon's end
iinr He made it utXrt a dazzling run and Salem had her first six
lmei tit the cfi D" k H end l ie's attempted drop kick was low
After Ds h returned another Le burton punt four plays later, the
fvalems weie off again. This time it took but eight plays fronvLeba
iM.n' 11 to do it, two of tlte right a pair of Dah's bullet aerials to
lh k Alliwui -eiwl Hill. With the oval resting on the four, Dasch re
er ! to AIIimhj who ((Might his way aiound right end and squirmed
i to the end zone Hendries ki k wan good after hitting the crossbar
and bourn nig orr for 13-0.
Slem (Mk the kickoff rm the third frame and in 10 plays had
N. 3 Muhie)' 32-yard return of ti e kickoff started the Salems from
Lebanon's 48 And again Dasch unfurled two more passes, to Chuck
Bobin and Allison to pave the way. Allison grabbed the fullback's
rw,el shot and rambled 15 yards to th It. Michaels made five on a
iere, Ijast h crashed to the 2 and then reversed to Allison who again
luiimJ tii way orr. Hendrie's kick was blocked this time and the
flt-m trrrf went to work.
lx-banon. futile in both the running and pa swing game, had but
two plays Which iremed to rat into the Viking defense. They were
a str sight-ahead Quarterback sneak Dick Ilobbs and rams at the
middle by Fu llb.uk Bob Downing w ho stood out in the Warrior back
field But tte Win ii. r had to have a hefty break to go their deep
est into Salem y.id, to the 17 in the fourth period. Starting from
their own 44 after a punt, the Warriors put together two firtt downs
and m 23-yril !. J- k Evans to Captain Dick Hobbs, to reach
tbe 17 Hut Evans' neat heave was intercepted by llendrie on the
10 and l .rb.tr i on wan through.
!. h m e.ily the game's standout with his ball-handling and
I-umi g, but he had much company in Mates Hill, End Carlos Houck,
AHimiii. MMhaeU and 220-pound Don Gettis, playing his first football
gm- Hill tepeatrdly thirw Ixbanon carriers for losses and was as
brilliant in hauling down the Das h serves a h was a year ago. Both
ADison and Michaels made murrie for the Warriors with their twist
ing shots at the line. AUimmi was alio a dandy on defense along with
Hill and Getti.
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Army Leads Gridders In Curtain-Raisers Today
NEW . YORK. Kept. 2t. -Ar)-Whlle
the sun still beats down
with mid-summer warmth on
college gridirons, the , nation's
best college football team ef 1944
and 1945 Army nd a num
ber af Its outstanding 14 rivals
will begin tomorrow on what
promises to be the hottest sea
son In many years. Array Is a
heavy favorite over Vlllanova.
Jut what the 1946 season will
produee can't be forecast with
any degree of accuracy because
every team, except Army and
Navy, -will be so much stronger
than In the past two year that
there' no basis for comparison.
Admittedly; most of the major
college trams are heavily load
1942. 1943 and 1944 returning
from the armed forces to join
up with or to dltplace last year's
standout. A a result of the war,
many players who' normally
would have used up their elig
ibility will be allowed to play
from one to three more seasons.
Navy, which has lot more
manpower, than Army won't see
action until' next week.
Other outstanding games to
morrow include Illinois vs. Pitts
burgh. Oklahoma A. and M. vs.
Denver. Texas vs. Missouri. Iowa
State vs. Colorado, Texas Chris
tian vs. Kansas and Mississippi
vs. Kentucky. Oklahoma A. and
Mn the Sugar Bowl champion
and a candidate for another bowl
game this season as long as Bob
r'enlmore Is around to head the
attack, opens against the Den
ver tram that won the Rocky.
Mountain big seven title last
year: Texas, favored to win the
southweat conference crown in
Dana X. Bible's 34th and last
esr as a coach, tackles Don Fau
rot's MIM)iiri team that has been
called the best in the big six.
PI'M-MAN. Wash.. Kept. 20.-fAV-llalfhack
Bill Lipprncott of
Okanogan, running star ef last
i i
car's Washington Rtte college
football team, rejoined Cougar
workout today! after I mUstng a
week r practice because of
throat and foot Infections.
Pltsburgh, Sept. 2i.-y7r-Th
Pittsburgh Steeler scored two
first half touchdowns on power
football led by llaljrback Bill
Duelley tonight and thirn beat off
a last half Chicago Cardinal
threat to win. 14-7 inj a national
league football opener plaved on
rain-soaked Forbes field before
a capacity throng of I more than
31,000. ; .. '
BLOCKER: When Jak Leleht goes place for Oregon' grid Docks
mi autumn, enanee ar Ms path will be cleared most of the time
by Duke Iversoa (above), one of the best blocking backs In the
nortnem division for the Webfoets before tho war. Iversoa 1 one
of many returned vela Te Oliver' troupo this year.
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4 lat duwna ; paaae
I lat doaiu penalties
II Paaara attempted
7 Paaaea eontplated
4 Paeaea tncompltle
Paaaaa had mtereep.
7 Yda. runbark all kicks
5 lumblo
I Hall loa. fumbles
3 Ate. length punta
30 Yda. lost penalties
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Golfers Set for 2nd
Qualifying Heat, SGC
Sa Urn's par-minded men. anxious to take a crack at the numrFlnua
prize jor victories in the upcoming Club chamuionshio tournament
at Salem golf course, today open a second weekend of qualifying over
ine ooum itiver rtoaa layout. All
tourney entries must post a 36-
hol qualifying tally before they
ar eligible to be placed In the
various flights. TTh deadline for
qualifying; falls Sunday night,
September 29.
Upward of 50 have so far
checked fit with IB-hole total, ac
cording to Club Pro Jim Russell.
The final, field is expected to
reach near the 100 mark.; Jack
Russell' one-under par 71 i cur
rently top In tho chase for meet
medalist honors. The tourney
start will find all eligible placed
in 16-man flight in accordance
with their respective qualifying
score and known capabilities.
! The Men's club will conduct an
38-hole Sweepstakes tourney, full
handicap. Saturday and Sunday
coincide with the qualifying.
KoUin' Along
Uv Jerry Stone
Joe Louis has abruptly and completely blacked out tho ring fu
lore of Taml Maurirllo. the latest of tho so-called challengers. And.
with the latest Bomber viectory there la the usual recurrence of the
erica. TJoe Is the greatest -of them all". Well. Jo Is Just about tho
sorrt-bet that ever moved across the sporting scene. Every time he
climbs through the. ropes Just as surely as tho sunrise In th morn
inghe's going to chop his opponent down with a
Murderous smash of leather. And It's pretty gea
erallr Inside eight rounds, more likely Inside five.
Vine the Brown Belter Is termed th greatest
heavy of all time there are the Imponderables, tho
"Ms" to consider. Man to man could tho Detroit
Devsstater have beaten Dempsey, Johnson or Jef
fries? You ran never get anything tangible oat of
a sjoestion like that. It can never be anything but
conjecture. However, you take Jo' willingness to
sneet all comers, his 23 title defeases, his phenom
enal ability as a ring craftsman, and It must bo
admitted that he has an argument there. Tho old- joe Leal
tinaera. though, will shake their beads and reverently admonish, "Don't
forget Jeff and Gentleman Jim and Lil Arthur "
Incidentally. Maurirllo. prior to his painful collision with Louis,
kayoed Bruce Woodcock.. Woodcock knocks out Gus Lesnevieh th
other night and Gus stopped Marlon county's Joe Kahut early In the
year. Where doe that leave our Wood burn farmer boy?
Farrith Man jnurer ' Dutrn
Ought to be a knockdown and dragoat series between Leslie and
Parrtah this season with the sqaads seemingly more oa tho same
plane than has ever before been the case. What has always been a
curse for the southend Missionaries th preponderance of man
power at the north end school seems a thing of tho past for this
campaign anyway, as both schools report approximately th same
number of candidates. Coach Bob Kmc her at Leslie, and his Leslie
lads should no doubt be aching to pia bock the ear of Bob Metsger
gang. For through th year It baa been pretty much Parrlsh all the
wa. The Pioneers have lost every man af their potent 194S baek
Oeld. with but three lettermea oa hand all Uaemea. Keuscher fare
a shade better la the matter of returning monogram winner with
five, four them linemen. So te Leslielte asayb this la th year!
IT'rnlhrrman, II ate About A Break?
Here's hoping the weatherman doe well by Walt Erlcksea'
Bearcats when they trek to Saa Jos for th season's opener. Not that
Walt woald prefer a wet field bee a us hi system requires some pretty
Intricate ball handling bat Mr. Weatherman pleas don't let the
mercury run anywhere near tho 94) mark on Sept. 27. Countless are
. the time that northwest team hare takea th southern Jaaket and
ran Into 93 degree temperatures and a lost ball gam. Oregoa Stat
face the same situation la It early gam with Soathera California'
formidable Trojans.
And this brings ap soother matter. "Why must Northwest mem
bers of tb Coast conference make three trip south for every one that
the Trojans and the L'CLA and tho rest make north. The answer to
that one fs simple the power of tho old box offle draw. Tb sys
tem may help th coffers bat It certainly throws th advantage all
one way la the matter of game won and lost. Bat who aro w to
juration the power of tho dollar.
Add to the stalwarts who arc helping to make Salem sport pro
gressive: Stearns Cashing (And what a busy man Is he). Stearns
turned In an A-l Job during the summer In piloting the Salem Sands
to the Junior B title, topping It with a victory dinner for tho kid
tbe other night. Seems like every time wo turn oar head Mr. Cashing
bobs up In connection with some new activity. Boy scouts aoftball,
bowling the man has a variety of : Interests to say th least. And la
a whispered aside we might add that he has been known to play a
game called golf. However, we won't go Into any detail on that.
Table of
Coastal Tides
Timee computed for Tart. Or., by
Uva l' S Coat and Gaodetie Survey
for th Oregon Slatearnan. i
September H if h
Time Water
XI ISM am. J
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Time Water
1 33 am. -J
23
24
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2
Si p.m.
I a m.
1033 p m.
1134 am.
11:14 pm.
12 7 p m.
0 01 s an.
12 37 pan.
47 a.m.
1 :0 p m.
J 31
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!c33 p m.
7 :13 a m.
21 p an.
2J1 p m.
4:23 a m.
4:2 pjn.
os a.m.
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1:47 a m.
01 p.m.
M a.m.
41 pm.
S3 a m.
7:21 p.m.
7 23 a m.
00 p.m.
7 :54 a m.
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aiicly Eleven
Boasts Vets
: SANDY, Sept. , 20 -(Special)
When Coach "Pop" Rannow'g Balem secrets fv
State Waltons
Open Conclave
Oregon's division of the Izaak
Walton League of America opened
its 24th annual convention yester
day at the Marlon hotel. Rep
resentatives from all 13 of the
ftate's inner chapters were in at
tendance, along with Tom Wal
lace, of LouUvllJe, Ky.. the presi
dent of the i national chapter.
Wallace, a visitor yesterday, will
be principal speaker tonight dur
ing tho annual banquet starting
at g:30 o'clock.
; Most of yesterday's opening
business was taken up by re
ports from various committees.
Resolution will be delivered and
acted upon today. Also booked
lor today Is the election of new
Officers. Current state division
Officers are Lloyd Reinholdt, Sa
lem, president; Jim Loder, Salem,
vice-president, and E. J. Church,
Sandy Pioneers wade into their
Willamette Valley Football league
schedule this year, foes will find
a veteran team loaded with eight
iettermen. Rannow had 60 can
didates in his practice sessions
before opening the season against
Hill Military academy Friday.
Canby will be Sandy's first league
opponent here October 4.
Lettermen back again this year
are Daryle EUason. Earl Bell, Les
ter Wolf f and Bob Steenson,
backs, and Jim Dyal, Dick Bow
ers, Charles Marsh, Den Lund
bom, linemen.- Sandy will play a
IQ-gam schedule this year.
Champs Retain
Softy Crowns
CLEVELAND, Sept. 20-iP)-Fort
Wayn' Zollner Pistons and
the New Orleans Jax Girls to
night retained their titles in final
play of the Amateur Softball asso
ciation. Th Zollner successfully
defended the men's division crown
by defeating th Chicago Match
Corp., 2-0. after New Orleans held
th women's championship by
downing the Match Corporation's
female team,' 1 to 0.
Back Grabs Purse;
Tackle Catches Him
l- DETROIT. Sept. U -fP)-GBy
Brown, star University of De
troit halfback, was arrested oa
a purse snatching charge today
a few hours before he wa due
to play In tbe Intra-clty clash
between th U. af D. and
Wayne university tonight. The
sophomore athlete. recently
named "athlete of the year" la
a pojl by the college paper,
was felled by a flying tackle
by ratrolanaa Frank Goran la
a dwntwa theatre
Other visitors who sat In on
yesterday's opening session in
cluded E. E. Wilson, chairman , c f
the State Game commission and
George Aiken,1 state budget! di
rector 'who is representing Gover
nor Snell during the conclave.
IMiddle9 Bout
In Spotlight
I NEW YORK. Sept. fWP
4 Bash Boulevard Is a-buxzlng
; there days as It never has be
fore between; two little men.
largely because one of them
" specializes In patting other fel-
lws to sleep and tbe other caa
f Just about break an opponent
;la half with body punches. As
I resalt. next Friday's middle
weight title fuss In Yankee sta
; dlam. In which Champion Tony
f Zal will throw his body bombs
1 at Rocky the Rock . Grazlaino,
I who specializes In putting oth
; er fellows to sleep. Is a cinch
I to out-draw this week's show
Involving Joe Louis and Taml
Maurelllo by some $40,000 to
1 150.000 at least It Is virtually
i certain of hitting the $400,000
f mark, and may even wind up-
bettering the previous high gate
i for a fight between two other
little men.
Bums' Rush Durocherm en Down
Reds to Pull Game Back of Card
Dyermen Idle
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Seals Winners;
Pennant Near
Oak Iose Ah O'Dotilu
Top Beaver, 5 to 2
' By the Aaaoclalod Prraa
The San Francisco Seals H
but clinched the Coaat league
pennant last night as they trounc
ed the Portland Beavers 3 to 2,
while thie runner-up Oakland
Oaks were dropping a" decision
to the Sacramento Solons 10 to 4.
With ' thre games to play, the
Seals hold a three game lead
over the Oaks and can. get noth
ing worse! than a first placed tie if
they dror their remaining tilts.
Last plac Seattle trimmed' Hol
lywood 5! to 2, and Los Angeies
stopped San Diego 2 to 1.
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Kratlla .. 002 2O0 0l-5 t 0
Pares an if ill; roar ana nnii
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NK'.H St'HOOI.
Balem IS, lbanon 0.
Bend 25. Springfield 12.
Everett 19. Jefetaon (Fort) 0.
Kelso 21. Benson Tech 14.
Eueene 4. Untvrraltv High 9.
Redmond 20, Sweet Home 7.
Hood River 41. Franklin (Port)
Ailorla a, Raymond (Wn) 0.
Pendleton S. Mclaughlin 7.
Aahland 3.1. Coqulllc 0.
Medford 26, Albany 13.
Corvailla o. Cent. Catholic It.
PKOS.
Miami Sea llawkx 14. 1. A porta 3.
N Y Gianta M. C.rn Bay 21.
Pittaburgh 14. Chicago . Cards 7.
Chicago Rockets 17. N Y Yanks 17.
ol.l.Mir:
Alabama 24, Furman 7.
High Point NC , W. Carolina 4.
M. Mines 0. Rt. tuis U 24.
Ohio Welean 11. tent. Mich. .
Detroit 31. Wayne .
Drake 2. 01. Ambroaa 13.
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Tigers Victors
BROOKLYN. Sept. JO-f.TVD..
I Walker's two-run homer in rt
tit Ih inning powered the Brook
lyn Dodgers to a 5 to 3 win e ver
the Cincinnati Red today and
lifted the IDurochermen to with
in one game of the St Lcuis
St. loiiU
Rraoklyn
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Sacramento
Oakland
Nelson and
BuxUni (41
Kan Diego
Xjo Angeleia
Seat and
StepheOaon
San rranrlaea
Uhalt.ni
Luby.2 2
Jenrting'a J 4
Fain.l i 4
Tormlna.r 3
Whlte.li 4
Nicely .4 4
Ogrdakl.c 4
Harrell.p 4
012 3112 002-10 IS 2
012 001 OtXV 4 11 4
Filnrrald: Stephana
Piooen i7i and Ralinnndl
WMT IMM 100 I 3 2
200 000 00 2 4 1
Rice; CViambera and
H OA
Peruana
B H O A
14 0 Revnld 2 4 0 1 9
2 3 c.crwrd.r 4
1
1 1 4 Xacobar.m a
1 11 StoreyJ 4
3 0 Reich. I 4
1 2 0 D Crwfd.l 3
0 1 3' Wheeler j 3
1 S 0 Ballinger.C 2
3 0 l'Llcka.p 2
' Barrett. p 0
TV Holme 1
Schubet.p 0
0 1 1
ToUla 34 11 27 11
Ran 'Frahciaco .
Portland;
1 1
1 1
0 1
0 14
1 3
0 3
0 0
0 0
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0 0
3. 1
Frenchman Sets
Swimming Mark
I Marseille; Sept. 2o-(Vp)-The
world swimming record for the
200 meters free style event was
broken today by Alex Jany of
France who was clocked in two
minutes S.4 seconds, the French
press agency reported. Jany's
lime bettered the 2:0tf.2 mark
set previously by Bill Smith of
the United States.
Total 30 3 27 16
101 000 300 -"-
000 000 0112
F-rroraStprey. Rtina batted irv Fain
Jenninsa.iL.uby. Taormlna. Wheeler.
Ktorey. Twojbaaa hlla Jennlnga. Taor
Mina. Horn ruin, Wheeler. Storey.
Double playfe Reynolds to Wheeler to
D. Crawford. Baaea on ball Harrell
2. Uika 3. Strikeouts Harrell 4. L.I
ka 3. Barrett 2. Earned runs Harrell
2. Lliki t. iHita off Llika S In 6:
Barrett 3 In! lj: sehubel 0 In 1. l
Ing pltcherflLlaka. Umpires Ford. Fi-
oiel and lurk. Time 1:34. Atlen
danae 34SS. j
O'Nekl Pacinir
i 0 0
Memphis Field
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. SeDt. 20-.4
O'Neal (Bick) White, the Green
wood, MIsst. bruiser with the del
icate puttihg touch, laced out a
four-underj-par 68 today to in
crease hi i lead 'to four strokes
at the half Way pole of the $10,000
Memphis Open golf tournament.
His 36-hole total -was 133. Bare
Ijf within i hollering distance in
second place came tall. loose-
Jointed Herman Keiser of Akron,
Ohio, the masters winner, with a
C9 added to his previous 68 for
19 i. alarm Dang 2ammy aneaa.
the Bntisrt Open champion from
lot Springs, West Va., was third
With 138.
! Betitl Grid tiers Win
!' BEND, i Sept 26 - (Special) -The
. scintillating running and
passing of Halfback Dick Maud
lin paced Bend to a 25-13 win
over Springfield here tonight In
the opening Big Six game of the
season for both teams.
earcat Drills Eased
Walt Ericksoa scat hi HU
lamettc Bearcats through signal
drills and ball handling ses
sions yesterday la place f a
scheduled - lnter-squad game.
His charges were so banged ap
from .the heavy scrimmage of
tbe night before that Ericksoa
thought It wise t foreg any
heavy work. IIwever the
Bearcats will engage la a short
scrimmage period this morning,
final "scrum" before the opener
with the San Jos Spartans.
Friday night. Th Bearcat nea
ter hpes to have a clear pie
tare a to just whom will make
ap his starting line-up, espec
ially, la the forward wall, after
today's practice. Monday and
Tuesday will be at tapering off
period for the locals. They leaVe
for the south Wednesday.
; Apparently still ahead of tbe
rest af the field la bids for
starting backfleld berths against
th Spartans are Jhnny (Red)
Fletchall at full: Chuck Furno
and Larry McKeel at halves,
and John Slanchlk at Quarter,
la th line battles are going
oa for practically all positions.
Bob Hill seems to have an edge
at center, and Joe Behnenkamp
1 showing well at guard.
Ericksoa Is still not entirely
satisfied with his squad's ball-
handling abilities an all Im
v portant Item in bis double-wing
5 offense bat figures another
;Cupl f days should remove
, the -thumb" from the situa
tion. .
G B R H Pet
Muslal. Cardinals 14 585 117 218 .373
Vernon. Senators ...140 550 84 195 .355
Williams. Red Sox 143 46 140 170 .343
Hopp. Braves ...123 426 73 14 .343
Pesky, Red Sox 146 502 112 200 ..'CIS
Mlzc. Gianta 101 377 70 128 .337
Runs batted In National: Slash
ter. Cardinals 12S. Walker. Dodgers
114. Musial. Cardinals 87. American:
Williams, Red Sox 119. York. Red
Sox 118. Doerr, Red Sox 115.
Home runs Natrona!: Mize. Gianta
22. Klner. Pirates 21, Slaughter, Car
dinala IS. American: Williams. Red
Sox 2. Greenberg. Tigers 38. Keller,
Yankees 29.
Jo-Jo Signs for '47
SEATTLE, Sept 20WP)-Jo-Jo
(the Georgia Flyer) White today
signed a contract to manage the
Seattle Coast league baseball club
through its 1947 season. No terms
were announced by President
Emil Sick.
MERCANTILE LEAGUE
Bnxfrk's Market Z)
181
Brent
Morris
McNeil .
Haagerson
Ross
SUtesmaa (1)
Lange 16
Maatro 113
Rowan 155
Larkins .. 93
Talmage . , 122
Psrlflc Fruit (3)
Clark
Aleshlre
Merrill
188 175 It 1552
164 141 154 459
194 l175 122451
162 196 135 S3
203
182 SM
138 , 139445
125 17 40
95
98
84
Elfeldt
Meyer
143
145
120
141
170 171
140
130
143
152
Knight of Calomkuf ()
Blckler 191 142 ,
Wickman : 132 103
Kottke Ill 153
Kennedy 133 156
Bigler i-lM 163
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82273
141347
143426
176451
168 431
135 428
139 480
151484
105 340
145 409
146 435
143462
National Battery Co. (2)
Bartholomew 169
Cameron 80
Mauke 145
Halverson 178
Lover 167
205
- 123
141
141
185
Senators (1)
J. Albrlch
Albrich, Jr.
Page
Brant :..
Olney
Walton Browa Co. ()
Michael i i 111
P. Valdcx 144
Systma 157
Cordier II). Helms .. 141
Riches 1. Prael 142
Salem Modelers (3)
Simons j
Stealer . 1
Farrar
Bradley
Hammer
177
137
145
165
149 136454
127 87294
156 138 439
157 189524
178 187532
132 143480
142 140405
141 116398
132 137-410
166 171522
150 83344
180 203527
113 147417
107 , 106354
150 133425
151 156484
144 173 454
171 152 4fi8
153 138 450
204 164548
Pro Boxing to Resume
In Salem on October s
ProfewiioiMjl boxing, certainly the town's in and out sport thfse
many year, is in again. Veterans of Foreign Wars Boxing Committee
Chairman George Malstrom announced yesterday that pro beak
bashing will commence again at
LUiBiriTFIIiM3
NATIONAL LEAGUE '
WLPrt. . WLPcl
St. Louis 92 54 .4.10 Philadelph 66 SI .449
Brooklyn 91 55 .623 Cincinnati 61 84 .421
Chicago 77 66 .5.18 Pittsburgh S 64 .413
Boston 77, 68.5:11 New Yen k 58 69 :W5
' Friday's Reaults: At Brooklyn 6. Cin
cinnati 2. I Only game scheduled )
AMt.KICAN I. K At. IK
W 1. Pit. WLPrt
Boston 99-48 rtllH Chicago KS 78 4
Detroit 85 59 ..490 Cleveland 66 81.449
New York 82 65 .S.i8 SI. liuts 63 80 .441
Washngtn 67 75 .4S6 Philadelph 49 97 .336
Friday's Results: At Cleveland I. De
troit IS. lOnlv game plaed.
COAST I.KAC, I'K
W L Pet. W I. Pet
Rn Fran 1 13 67 .KIO Sjicrninto 92 91.504
Oakland' 110 70 ,611 Sn Diego 76 107.414
Hollywod 94 88 .521 Portland 73 107.404
Los Angls 93 87 .518 .Seattle 27 108 .401
Friday's Results: At Portland 2. San
Francisco 5; At Oakland 4. Sacramento
10; At Seattle 5. Hollywood 2; At Los
Angeles 2. San Diego 1.
Tornado Trips
Albany Eleven
ALBANY. Kept. 20-7!-8pec-lal)
Medford' Black Tornado
came from behind wit tun
touchdowns In the last half here
tonight to diep Albany' Bull
dogs. 26-13. Albany was leading
by a 13-12 count at half time.
the armory on a rcgulat scale
beginning Wednesday night. Oc
tober 9. The second show has al
ready been dated for Wednes
day, October 30. i
The boxing promoting VFW
alo announced that Alfred (Tex)
Salkcld. long known in local fix- ! J
tic circle, will he the official I A'M
matchmaker for the Salem shows.
Salkcld was in town yrMerday to
strike up the agreement with
the Vets.
Although Salkcld only hinted
as to who might appear on his
first show, he did make known
the fact that he is "all for the
development of local fighters" for
his Salem shows. Tex is . also
matchmaker for Portland since
taking over from departed Joe
Waterman. "Salem fighters will
be given every opportunity to
nhow on the Salom cards," Sal
kcld promised. "In fact that's the
way. I'd like it ! throughout if
enough. Salem fighters become
available and competent."
He wil4 announce his 'opening
night main event early next week.
Cardinals, ; National - league lead
ers. The contest, only senior Ip
game of the day, wa a make-up
tilt for the 1 inning 0-0 tie the
clubs played recently. Jchniiy
Vander Meer, the gent who rtrp
'ped the Bums ro!d during 13
frames of that marathon go, w as
the ilroofc? victim today.
In the American "league's rr,ly
game the i Detroit Tigers belled
five Cleveland hurlers for 22 hits
and a 15 to 1 victory. Third kae
man'George Kell paced the Tig
ers with six hits in seven trips,
tiring an American loop mark.
NATIONAL LIACVET
Cincinnati . 000 020 ftnt 2 16
Brooklyn not) MO 10 5 7 t
Vandermeer. Hetki l. fiiirtert
and Mueller; irrrrms. r rr an
aey 19) and F-rt wards.
EH1CAN UACIE
Detroit , ..... 225 050 001 IS 23 f
Cleveland 10O DOO Out 17 1
llulrMinmn. Grey IS and Tttsta;
Reynold. Flanlsan r2. Frr.bree ill,
;aaay i5r. iiwin ti and We-gei,
Jordan IS) I
Watch the Fur Fly!
dries Start League
MINOR PLAYOFFS:.
Twin . Falls 6. Salt Lake City 3 (10
innings). (Series: Salt Lake City 3.
Twin Falls 2 1
A A Loulfcvilie 2. Indianapolis 1.
TexaDalla 8. Forth Worth 8.
INTERNATIONAL Syracuae S.
Montreal 0.
A brand new league makes
Its bow la Salem bowling- cir
cles next Thursday night at t
o'clock when tha Civics clrcait
debuts on the Perfection lanes.
The Civics set'ftnal plans at a
meeting at Perfection last night
and elected the following offi
cers: Stan Smith, president:
Ijtwrence Anderson, vice pres
ident, and ! 111 daman, secret-tary-treasurer.
Teams entered
In the loop are Salens Lioaa
and Junior Chamber which
will probably field, two team
apiece: West Salem Lion: Ki
tes nis; 2-3. and the Activities
club.
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