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Newspaper Page TextI The Statesman. Salem, Oregon. Wednesday. May 21, 1947 Following the current erics with the TiUbu the Senators orBI hare played every member ef the Wl circuit at least one cries. And as ef Monday's game the dab had won IS and lost IS. A stesea of those wins were rained In their home park while IS losses have been absorbed on the road. FroTina- that the J. Wilsons are a hosne-leviBf lot wb -haven't yet been able to do their 'chores well bread. As a fielding elab the . nifi are tbcre star. As a nnlt the Wilsons are No. -3 In- leagee fielding and la. double plays their 1 15 are Indicative of strength sraud the No. t sack. Actual BILL BEARD ViUinx and pitching marks may be ieaad daily la the -Senate Swat" listing, and It will be noted that only Outfielders Bob Moore, at Jto and Lea Kablak. at .320. sal Veteran Catcher Bill Beard. at JXZt, are above the .300 level. As for Beard, he could be hitting 15 and would still be a credit to the team, fer there isn't a catcher la the circuit who eaa carry the termer WlHametteers mitt, tho way we leek at him. We dent leek alone, either, for William LXion and his all-around reliabil tty is currently No. 1 la the pope ar player balleUnr at the Waters yard. Gardener Moore (what a find he was this year!) Is la front of the dab's homer parade with three and is tied with Beard In the important runs batted in di vWm with 19 each. Lea Kablak Bum 20 KBI's to lead. There seem tagly fsat aay star RBI man oa the elab. for Marty Krug has IS, Mel Nanes and Al Spaeter both IS and Bad Petersen 15 la this department. Even Hal Summers, whe hasn't yet hit his stride, has a desea KBI's. ... Top two-base hitter la Krug with seven, fol lowed by Moore's six and fear apiece by I lank Bartelemel. Spae ter, Nunes and Sammers. Peter sen leads la triples with five, two we an Spaeter. Gifted with a pair of fleet feet. Peterson will biff seany three-barters' this summer. , la stolea bases both Kubiak Krug are tied with seven D at t trick Fine Prospect He hadn't proved himself la the Oregea bac afield, but what a dandy ef a high school foot baller was Glenn Bostwick. the Medferd kid who was killed Sat urday night la aa auto wreck near Albany. Glenn . was the Black Tornado swtfty who along "with remembered Bob -.Watson provided the (-point spark for Al bimpsea's terrifies ef .'two and three years ago. He was one ef the best break-a-way runners we've sera la Oregon prep ranks and was looked upon by Duck Coach Aiken aa a good possibility fer hie left halfback post, . . It's Beginning to tell. The winning ways ef Dick Abney In the- local ring have attracted attention from other northwest fistic pro posit rs and only this week Sam Daaeaa nixed aa offer to have has middleweight comer shew in Seattle. So it goes la aay line when yea win. . .-. We mentioned above that Bill Beard is currently leading the popular player voting at Waters park. Would be unfair Sa ignore the fact that likeable 1m Kablak b riding la. the No. 1 of Rod Geared Mayhem "What are these 'hot rods' bow bobbing ap oa the sports sheets?" pea ask. Well, about the easiest way we knew of -explaining them would go something like this: Take aa ordinary roadster or ptckap track, knock off the fen ders, lop and windshield, slap two. three or four carburetors onto a eeeapletely rebuilt meter, paint the thine, christen It with a num ber, bay a crash helmet and a pair f goggles and jump la. It you're s all hang on. for the -hot fed," if tt's a good one will sur- , pas lit miles per hour easily. ... Such Is a thumbnailed "rod.1 aad there wiU be a couple dosen of them la Jimmie Ryan's Memo rial day racing Inaugural at the fatrgreund come May 31. One vie has driven every kind ef raciag car himself. Ryaa admits the "rods" are, right along with the saidget sates the moat dan--gf ous in which to race. And since the lads who have been herding these bepped-ap gas baggies la Portland have had to do it uttppery asphalt, therein cutting sewn their tendencies to uncork the cars fall throttle, Ryaa al lows- as hew the dirt runway at the iaJrgreeiids. something ae to tho beys, will have them eatUng seme right fancy, and daageroas capers ea the opening card.,, , Favorite Loses - BELMONT PARK, N.Y, May 20 -Wj- The championship aspir- skms of Robert J. Kleberg's But Why Not received a rude Jolt to-. cay when she could only run fourth while John J. Watt's Har monica captured the classic coach ing club American Oaks. ! . : - i '"''',' 1 V unite, Sera-avoirs To YaEts, S-3; Wya4t!: Loser Viks Set for Title Bid . Rated at one of the stronger possibilities for the champion ship. Salem high's Vikings yesterday went through a stiff work eat in preparation for their Thursday came with Central Cath olic of Portland In the annual state baseball tournament. The Vikings and Bams meet at 11:15 a. m. Thursday in Portland's Larky Beaver stadium. Coach Harold Hauk yesterday indicated It would be Rod Province en the aaonnd for the Vikings In the opening game. Pete Petros, all-aroand sportster for the Rams likely will be Province's hill opponent. Other games Thursday In the opening ronnd send Hood River against Forest Grove at 9 a. nx, Sandy against Eugene at 1:30 p. m, and Klamath Falls against Jefferson of Portland at 3:15 p. m. Winners advance to Friday aft ernoon semifinals. The class B teams open Friday morning when Hubbard plays Rogue River at a. m, and Parkdale plays Amity at 11:15. Salem will take Into the tourney a 7 -won, 1-lost record against topflight high school competition. Four Salem Battlers Afomey Mtev Kayo Bra -asiraeir ToimisM With all four Salem Installations anxious to wrap up their parts via knockouts i-- and all four of them capable of doing just that--Matchmaker Tex Salkeld tonight presents nis 26-round fistic fiesta at the Ferry Street Garden, first bout beginning at 8:30 o'clock. Middleweight Dick Abney, a sftarpshooting kayo artist in his last two tries here goes in with Billy ; Sunday, , the hard-hitting Chiloquin Indian in the 10-round main event," Abney's most im portant bou( to date. In the best shape of his career, Abney aspires to make it three in a row : by flattening the southern Oregon tribesman who, if he can get by the Sam Duncan comer will gain himself a long-sought -date with the rapidly-rising Jack Snapp of Klamath Falls. Sunday is a knocker-outer type of rlngster himself, farther indication that the mainer will end long before the tenth heat comes around. Salkeld has promised Abney main event roles in a number of northwest fistic stops if he can whip the rugged Indian. Some of the kayo possibilities on the show were lost when Heavyweight Keller Wagner late last week came up with the stom ach "flu,", but his opponent, Bob by Eastman of Klamath Falls is reportedly a heavy-fisted hombre who isn't a stranger to the easier way of winning ring excursions. Eastman climbs in with Frank Pattee of Portland, Pattee subbing for Wagner in one of the four 4-rounders. Featherweight dandy Hal Fries, undefeated in the Salem ring and in the eyes' of Salkeld the most promising of the five- village swatsmen, reaches a big turning point In his local career in an other four-round special. Fries goes on with specially-acquired Ernie Dugan of Oakland, CaL, and if he can put away Dugan as easily as he has his last four opponents Salkeld has himself an other main eventer. The little left bander, loaded with speed and hitting power has been ter rific in his past armory appear ances. Dean Abney, the youthful wel ter who made his pro debut on the last card and outslugged Frankie Duane, New Orleans, in rousing bout is on with Duane again, and anxious to kayo him this time. Ralph Ayers, off . for the past month to get in tip-top shape returns to meet Ralph Weiser of Klamath Falls in the welterweight class. Ayers also is capable of delivering the sleep potion with either hand, and if all five bouts end in knockouts tonight M. Salkeld will be sur prised the least. Tickets have been going at sucn a cup at Mapie s mat ine snow may pull a full house. Packy Mc- Farland will referee. Retting Picks Legion Juniors Faced with being ship-shape by Sunday for bis first game at New berg. Coach Paul Relltng yesterday selected tS Capitol Post No. t Legion Junior base bailers from a field of over, St aspirants during a workout at Waters park. Others may be added to the team later, and some will be dropped, Reillng said, bat the 35 picked will make up the team for the Newberg came. Another workout to booked for Waters at p.m. Thursday. Those selected yesterday t Catchers, Carlos Houck. Ray Cummlngs and Bob Sundborg. Pitchers, Bill Rock. Bob Funk, Frank Osborne, Jim Moore, Dob Watson and Eldoa Caley. First base, Keith Farnam, Del Kleen, Stan Bacon and Jsck Larrent. Second base. Cliff Glrod, Jack Suing, Bud DuVal and Walt Da vey. Third base, Paul Neiswan der, Don Steinko and Ron Dusette, Parks Go to Draw Georges Dusette tried for oae solid hoar, to slap aa his eoa vtnclnr fall nelson and Cana dian Herb Parks tried Just as long to turn loose a bit of every thing la the book last night at the armory, and all either one plucked at the end of their mat mainer as a fall-apiece draw. The sweat-dripper, picking up momentam with every minute after Dusette grabbed the first fall in 42 minutes with his pet hold, wound up with both gladi ators en the downright hostile side. Parks had evened the count with but 4' J minutes to go by consistently operating on Georges mascular les until he E)irop '2nd Ready ' t f y mm. f ' f , I . J 1 IN CRUCIAL: If southpaw fea therweight Hal Fries (above) can get by Ernie Dugan of Oak land. CaL, la their four-round special tonight at the armory, tho popular little Salem knocker-enter will step up to the 'mala event class. He has won all his fights locally so far and tonight will be among other Sa lem comers Dean and Dick Ab ney and Ralph Ayers on the armory 2t-roand fare. Golf Banquet Date Changed The Men's club -sponsored ban quet at Salem golf course, hon oring all winners in the recent Elks club sponsored mid-Willamette valley open tourney will be held Wednesday evening. May 28, instead . of the following Thurs day, it was announced yesterday by club official Dr. George Hoff man. The banquet wiU be an all free affair but all those intending to sit in on it must register at the golf course not later than next Sunday night, Hoffman added. No registration, no eats, insists the official. Also, a 20-man Salem team will travel to Corvallis Sunday to meet a squad from that city, while an other Salem team will play host to another Corvallis squad here the same day. Arrangements for these matches can be made at the course. Racers Start Peace Move INDIANAPOLIS, May 2WPr I A peace move aimed at getting I hold -out drivers into the 500-mile (Memorial day classic made prog ress today, but spokesmen for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway re petted they would not give In to demands for a higher purse. Tho peace move, which- each side denied starting, Is to obtain waivers from all owners who have cars entered in the race to permit those who have not yet entered to get into the race, al though the entry deadline was April 13. Keene, Shortstop, Loren Spense. and Jim Williams. Outfield. Mike Glenn. Darwin Kerber and Gordon Bacon. finally stomped an "uncle from the popular Frenchman. The struggle waa every bit aa rugged la the final 21 minutes as We easterners expected it to be. The semlwlndap went to Back Weaver In a walk as Gorilla Foggi refused to return for ' second fall after the Terre Haute trickster had hung bis reverse flying mare and neck cracker special en the nasty for the first falL The opener went to Cockey Stockey Kneilsen of the Tennes see Knellsens when be took the only fall In 30 rugged minutes with New Zealander Jack Car ter. iinr-..' !! i . i ip Opw First Inning Burst Gnclier Strait Hands Locals - 4tri Consecutive Loss YAKIMA, May 20-(Special)- Pounding through with four runs in the first frame off Southpaw Ken Wyatt, the Yakima Stars downed the Salem Senators, 5-3, here tonight, for their second straight .win of the series and at the same time extended their cur rent wining streak to five. The So Ions remained in fifth place in the WII standings, losing a chance to advance a step closer to the fourth-slot Vancouver Caps who also lost tonight It was the 5th set-back in a string for the Salems and was Wyatt's 3rd loss against six. wins. The initial explosion by the Stars came bn singles by Les Barnes, Spencer Harris and Sam Stassl, - coupled with a wild pitch. Carl Gunnarson replaced Wyatt in the second stanza 1 and permitted but two hits the rest of the way, one of them Buddy Phil lips' sixth inning home run blast. . The Solons main . offonsive ef fort fell in the fourth when sin gles by . Bud Peterson and Hal Summers together with a two base wallop by Mel Nunes netted two- tallies. The final Salem counter came in the seventh when Marty Krug hammered a triple and scored via an outfield fly. Solon " Skipper Jack Wilson played Pitcher Dick Sinovich in the outfield tonight in place of heavy-hitting Bob Moore who suffered recurrence of a leg ail ment. Salem (3) B H OA Yakima (3) I H OA Krui.l SIS 0 B.rnt.i a i i a 4 3 S 4 110 4 Sll 010 5 0 2 0 4 1.0 7 4 S 0 2 0 0 1 Petersons S 1 3 0 Lolly j Nunes J 4 12 3 Harris .1 KubiakJ 41 0Thmpn.l Spaeter 1 3 0 l Clift.m Sumersjn 4 13 O'Roblnsnjr Beard.c 4 0 S 0 StassiS Sinovicjr 4 110 PhilUps.c Wyatt.p 0 0 0 OStrailp Gunrsn.n 1 0 0 3: Bartolmt 1 0 Totals 32 9 24 7 Totals 22 0 2713 Batted for Gunnarson in 9th Salem 000 ZOO 1003 400 001 00- S Yakima Losing Pitcher. Wyatt. IP AO HO ItS ER SO BB Wyatt 1 plus 4 3 4 4 3 3 Cunnarsn 7 22 2 1 1 I 4 Strait 0 26 0 3 3 7 I Errors: Gunnarson. Barnes. Wild pitch: Wyatt. Passed ball: Phillips. Left on bases: Salem S. Yakima . Home run: Phillips. Three base hit: Krug. Two base hit: Nunes. Runs batted in: Phillips. Harris, Stassl a. Krug. Sum mers, Nunes. Sacrifice: Strait. Stolen bases: Barnes, CI l ft. Double play: Lilly to Barnes to Thompson. Time: 1:58. Umpires: Nunezich and Abbey. Brems Jump Lead Margin By the Associated Press The high - flying Bremerton Bluejackets stretched their West ern International league lead to two-and-a-half games last night with a smashing victory over the Vancouver Capilanos at Vancou ver. Pitcher Jim Lowman waa the key man in the Brems win, scattering seven blows for his 5th mound triumph, batting in two runs, scoring three and banging a homer. The second-place Vic toria Athletics dropped an 8-7 game to the Tacoma Tigers with both clubs colecting 14 blows. The last-place Wenatchee Chiefs smote the Spokane Indians, 10-8. Bremerton 221 022 20011 IS 3 Vancouver 012 000 000 3 7 Lowman and Volpl. Ronnlnf (4); Snyder, Bryant (7), Manier () and Stumpf. Tacoma 002 004 020 S 14 1 Victoria : , 101 110 0217 14 2 Chetkovitch. Greenlaw (0) and Ku- per: Krasparovitch, Prior () and Fon taine. Spokane 001 220 030 0 1 Wenatchee 000 142 30 10 10 Samson. Stevenson (5). Soltier (7) and DiMaria; McColum and Peut. MONMOUTH WINS AGAIN MONMOUTH. May 19-(Spe-cial)-Coach Budd Gronquist's Monmouth high baseballers took their second straight win over In dependence here today, banging out nine hits for a 13-6 win. Saw telle and Howard held the Indeps to' five hits. Walker and Jacobs Were the pitching victims. SENATOR SWAT lUp to date): B H Pet. BHPct Moore 88 34 .38 Peterson 101 28.257 Kubiak 104 32 JOS Slnovie 20 S .250 Beard 101 31 .307 Summers Si 22 .242 Wilson , 3 1 .333 Cook IS 3.17 Mossor 14 I JM Gunninn 22 2.134 Spaeter 141 3a .270! Wyatt 23 1.007 Bart 7B 21 Laior is i -n i Nunes 100 2 .260 O'Boyle 4 0.000 Krua , 111 29 JflO Sporer 0.000 Pitching W L SO S 8 45 Slnovie W L SO 2 4 33 S 1 13 0 4 13 0 0 3 Wyatt Mossor 4 S 3S O'Boyle t ai'Sporer S 22, Wilson Ounnsrson S Laxor 1 H Pet. Walker. Phillies 26 90 13 34 .400 McQuinn, Yankees 23 82 8 30 J66 Mullin. Titers 25 04 22 34 J62 Mize. Giants . 20 92 .32 33 J59 Lamanno, Reds , 20 06 0 23 J48 DUlinger. Browns 20 119 17 41 .343 Runs batted In: NaUonal league Torgeson. Braves. 30; Marshall. Giants, 24; Elliott, Braves. 22. American league Williams. Red Sox. 25: Kennedy White Sox. 21: Doerr. Red Sox. 21. Home runs: National league Mize. Giants. 10; Torgeson. Braves, 8; Mil ler, Reds, 8. American league Wil liams. Red Sox, 10; Keller, Yankees, 8 Gordon, Indians, 7. Baseball's lilflMl CAB R Top Drivers Due for Races When a sport begins to inter est "biggies" In a competitive bracket. It haa "arrived" and that, briefly, explains why driv ers who have earned plandits In major racing circles are also turning their hand at piloting the roadster (hot rod) racers. For several years, the great ma jority of roadster drivers were merely owners or part-owners of cut-down machines whose ac tivities were confined to out-of-the-way dirt tracks. Came the day last year, however, when the hot rods made their first ap pearance at tho Portland Speed way and met with such acclaim that "major drivers began to look with approving eye on the stripped speed chariots. At a recent meet In Portland, no less than six well-known Pa cific Coast midget racing car x ' v ...V.. . ' SCRAM: A wild throw from tho outfield In the Chicago Cubs-Brooklyn Dodgers gsme haa ballplayers, umpire sad photographer dock In as Tom Brown ef the Dodaers (rlxht) slides In with a run. The umpire Is Babe Plnelll and No. Is Carl Furillo also of the Dodgers and the catcher Is Bob Schefflng. Brooklyn won the game 4-2 at Chicago. (AP Wlrephoto). I m 1 WIL WLPct. WLPct. Bremertn 23 11 .070 Salem 1817.314 Victoria 20 IS .OOSi Tacoma 13 II .436 Spokane IS 13 M Yakima 12 St .363 Vancouvr 17 14 -S48, Wenatchee S 24 J 50 Last night's results: At Yakima I. Salem 3: at Vancouver 3. Bremerton 11: at Victoria 7. Tacoma 8; at We natchee 10 Spokane 8. COAST LEAGl'B W L Pet. W L Pet. San Fran 30 20 .000 San Dieeo 23 24 .489 Los Angls 29 21 .580 SaeramntO 23 27 .460 Portland 25 23 Ail ! Seattle 22 28 .440 Oakland 25 25 S00 Holly wod 20 2S .408 Last night's results: At Hollywood 8. Portland 2: at Seattle 1. San Diego 2: at San Francisco 3. Oakland 4; at Sac ramento 1, Los Angeles 2. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. W L Pet. Detroit 17 10 .630 Philadel 13 15 .464 Boston 17 12 78 New Yrk 12 14 .462 Cleveia 13 10 .565 Washing 10 IS .400 Chicago 16 14 .333 St. Louis 10 IS .357 Yesterday s results: At Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 11. At Washington 4. Chi cago 7. At New York 2. Cleveland 4. At Boston S, Detroit 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet W L Pet. NewYklS 11 .577 Brooklv 14 13 .519 Chicago 16 12 .571 Philadel 15 15 300 Boston 16 13 .352 Cinema 13 18 .419 Pittsbur 13 11 .542 St. Louis 9 IS .333 Yesterday's results: At Pittsburgh 4. Boston 3 ((12 Innings). At Chicago 3, Philadelphia 2 (11 innings). At Cin cinnati 1. New York 9. tOnly games scheduled.) Duck Pinners Slate Action The Northwest Duck Pin tour ney is set for the BAB Bowling courts this weekend, with teams from over the sector entering. Saturday night action sees Mill City, Independence and the B it B ladies team going into action at 6 p. m. Men's, singles will be run off Sunday at 1 p. m , with dou bles starting at 4 p. m. Specta tors are welcome. KATS WIN The Keizer grade school Kats walloped Falrview's eighth grade softballers, 28-4 at Keizer yester day. CHURCH SOFTBALL Youth Center tipped Central Lutheran, 6-0, yesterday at Les lie in a enior loop clash. Who's Jones? They Ask By Whiter Martin NEW YORK. May It-OVA paasJed yeang lady wbe ob viously bad her own Idea, of a celebrity turned to her female companion as the next foursome schedaled te tee off In the Na tional Celebrities' lonrnament at Washington last Saturday was announced and asked: ."Who Is Bobby Jones? The answer was eq sally en lightening. "I think he played golf or something. Well, todies, we coo Id tell yea that Bobby Jones waa the only golfer to win, and probably the only golfer whe ever will win, the four major tournaments the National Open and Amateur and the British Open and Amateur In one year. Bobby Jones won the National Open four times drivers were behind the steering wheels of roadsters. They were Gordy Youngstrom, Boh Gregg, Ernie Raamussen, Gordy Liv ingston. Andy Wilson and Bill Weiman. Livingston. Weiman, Gregg and Youngstrom also are top wheelmen with the major ears, and the fact that they have turned their driving talents to the roadsters Is evidence by these "men who ought to know of the future ef the bet reds. Most, If not all. these premier drivers will be pounding the throttle when Jimmie Ryaa pre sents his first roadster race ef 1947 at the Salem slate fair grounds Memorial day. Time trials start at 1 o'clock, with the remainder of the program helmet dash, heat sprints and Class B and Class mala at Z:3o. 1 Is Dodger Pee Wee Reese. No. f Stars Wallop Beavers, 9-2 HOLLYWOOD, May :0 The last-place Hollywood Stars, behind the steady eight-hit hurl ing of Rugger Ardizioa, downed the third place Portland Beavers, 9-2, here tonight in the opening game of the clubs' Pacific Coast league series. The Stars pounded three Beaver pitchers for 11 hits with Jake Mooty suffering the loss no Hollywood IHOA I X OA 4 1 8 (Com 8 8 1 4 118 Skurski.m 4 0 1 4 13 0 Lupien.l 2 1 0 1 Libke.l 4 0 2 OiVaughnJ 4 2 9 O Ross.r 4 2 9 Stoi Lazoi 3 10 1 3 3 12 4 12 9 4 12 3 Vico.l GorboldJ 4 9 2 0 Davis J Murator.e 4 2 4 0 Nnser.c 2 0 4 0 Mooty.p 1 0 0 2'Ardtzola.p 4 111 Moore.p 10 0 0 Radulvch 1 0 0 0' Sierra. p 0 0 0 0! Helser 1 9 0 0 Totals 24 8 24 0 Totals 34 11 27 0 "Struck out for Moore In 8th. Struck out for Sierra In 9th. Portland 00 000 101- 2 Hollywood 221 000 40 9 TLosing pitcher. Mooty. Pitcher IP Al R H TER BB SO Mooty 3 14 9 9 8 3 8 Moore 4 17 4 8 4 1 1 Ardizoia 9 34 2 8 2 2 3 SieiTa 1 3 0 0 0 9 0 Errors: none. Left on bases: Portland 7. Hollywood 6. Two base hits: Esco bar, Storey. Davis. Three base hits Lupien. Home runs: Vaughn. Sacrifice hits: Lupien. Runs batted in Vaughn 2, Rosa 2. Lupien 2. Davis 8. Storey. Mur atore. Double plays: Libke to Vaughn to Lupien. Time 2:10. Umpires: Msi seo, Powell and Ford. Attendance 4,563. San Diego 200 000 000 2 1 Seattle 100 000 0001 4 Kennedy and McDonnell; Orphal Kippie ( ana Hemsiey. Oakland 000 200 2004 f i San Francisco . .. 000 300 0003 7 2 Wilkie and Raimondi; Werle and ueonard. I -o Angeles . . 000 000 200 3 0 Sacramento . 100 000 0001 8 Adams and M alone: Smith and Fits- gerald, Fernandes (7). Cougars Gnch Division Flag PULLMAN, Wash.. May 20- -Washington State college today won the Northern division Pacific Coast conference baseball title, defeating the University of Wash ington. 13-7, wun a seven-run spurt in the sixth inning sparked by two home runs. Washington 200 330 000- 7 0 0 Wash. Stat. 022 107 01 13 11 9 Colt. Jorgcnaon ). and Andersen Rockey, Rogeaon (5), and Wilbur. SCIO LOSES S C I O (Special) Scio high's baseball club dropped a 9-4 de cision to Turner here Thursday. from It: to US'). Inclusive, lost la play-offs for the title twice, finished a Ion la second place enee, and tied fer second once. That means he was either first or second every year but one 1927. He waa daring that period what Babe Ruth was to baseball, what Ked Grange waa to foot ball, what Jack Dempsey was to boxing, and what Bill Tilden was te tennis. In short, he was "Mr. Big." although he'd be the last to consider himself la that light. For some reason e arc nt too surprised that the young ladies weren't too sure Just who Bobby Jones was. When yea stop think of It, It Is 17 years since Jones has been in real competl tion. .. !JMS - , v --o . . ' m- I it ' ? r ' ' i (Biaini4s CSeach Top; Bosoji Wear Tigers Ottmen Tip Reds as Braves Lose; Bevens Drops 4th; lOlh for Ted By the Associated Press The New York Giants, bad lasts in the 146 National lea rue race. boomed to the top of the standings yesterday as they pounded the Cincinnati Beds, 9-1, with Rookie Clint Hartung chalking up his sec ond mound triumph of the season. British Event Calls Amerks CARNOUSTIE, Scotland, May 20-ifp)-BudWard said today the 18 American entries should do well on the Carnoustie medal course where the British amateur golf tournament begins Monday. After probing Its roughs and wrinkles for the second straight day, the Spokane amateur said: It has a big American 'feel' about it and there's one blessing. Unlike SL Andrews a course of umpteen hidden holes Carnous tie has only a few unseen haz ards." Ward and his U. S. Walker cup teammates were the first ef the large foreign entry, including 12 Frenchmen and one Dane, to ar rive atthis wee Scottish town in large numbers. They came up from St Andrews Sunday after regaining the Walker cup all except Francis Ouimet and Fred Kajtuner, v who are expected Thursday. NW Trackmen Vie Saturday PORTLAND, Ore., May HHJF) Whitman's Missionaries wore rated the favorites today for the annual Northwest conference track meet here Saturday, the first held In Portland. The Uni versity of British Columbia Is ex-, pec ted to provide strong compe tition for the top spot. 4 Three records were seen In dan ger the high jump, the pole vault and the half-mile. In the high Jump, three contestants are capable of topping the conference mark of 6 feet 1H Inches. They are Harold Howard, Lewis Ac Clark; Joe Mann, College' of Puget Sound, and Bob Bourland. College of Idaho. Art Bakke,, Lewis Ac Clark, and Paul Tomchik, CP-S will make the assault on the pole vault record of 12 feet lTs inches. Harold Ellmers, Lewis St Clark, will attempt to lower the 880- yard run record of 2:00.5 minutes. Bevo, Cougar Players Lead IUGENE, May ' 2(HJP)-Bud Fortier, Oregon State shortstop. and Wally Kramer, Washington state pitcher, are leading their respective divisions in tho North ern division baseball campaign, according to an announcement made here tonight by Art Litch man. Through games of May 17, Fortier is at the head of the bat ting list with a healthy .488 mark. Kramer, who had five straight mound triumphs through May 17, added another Monday when he defeated Washington. Oregonians In the Majors BR HO A IBbi Petky, Red Sox -4 0 0 2 2 0 0 Doerr. Red Sox 4 s l s s 0 O Gordon. Indians 3 0 0 8 2 0 0 Pitchers: Bevens. Yankees, lost to day. Record to date: W 2, L 4. lost today. Record to dale: W L L 4 The Dlair Dnsi Domb (NEW IMPROVED MODEL) v Dlosls The Cherry Frail Fly COMPLETE COVERAGE SAVES TIME SAVES MONEY SUCCESSFULLY PROVED EFFECTIVE Salem Hajdvare Company 120 North Commercial ff r;J jl Clear Sight in the Sunlight l'-X4eJa,k Dr. E. E. Boring Our sun glasses are scientifically ground and En ted to challenge the sun. The cost of good sun glasses is little . . . the benefits grtat , Dignified Credit . BORING OPTICAL COMPANY its Court iB 9 Giving way to the Ottmen at the top were the Boston Braves who slid to third as Hank Green berg's 10th inning single gave the Pitts burgh Pirates a 4-3 decision over them. Lon Frey's 13th frame sin gle netted the Chicago Cubs 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Phils, leaving the Cubs a few per centage points behind the Giants. The Brooklyn-St Louis game was postponed because of rain. In the American loop the Bos ton-Red Sox climbed within one game of the Detroit Tigers a 9 they crushed the Detroitcrs, 8-3. with, the aid of Ted Williams 10th ho- . mer of the year. Cleveland swept it's three-game series with tho New York Yankees by dropping the MacPhaihnen, 4-2. Floyd Bev ens lost his fourth game for tho Yanks. St Louis tipped Philadel phia, H-l, on the four-hitter of Bob Muncrief, and Chicago rap ped Washington. 7-4. I AMERICAN LEAGUE: St, Louis ,310 030 40011 18 Philadelphia 000 100 OUO 14 2 Muncrief and Early: Savace. Mc- Cahan (5) and Roear. - Chicaeo ., ,, . ..... 023 010 01 7 IS I Washington 400 000 000 4 S 3, Smttn, Loe 1 Harrtst 5 FapisA! ( and Dickey. Stephenson 8); Mas terson. Scarborough 13) Canduit (I and Mancuso. ; " Cleveland Oil 000 020-4 0 New York 000 000 2002 8 O. Black. Gettel tSl. Klieman St imt Hecan. 2-ooes (II: Bcvtm. Pan (8 Cumpert it) an Berra. - Detroit 110 000 0013 10 J Boston , . ;. 034 100 S 10 0 Trout. Corsica 3l. Houtteman ! and Tebbetta; Dobaoa and Wagner, Partee 3. ' .. NATION Al, UAGCY - t Boston .,; -,.-. ,, .000 002 100 0-r3 12 Pittsbursh u- . 201 000 000 1 1 0 no innings Sain. Karl ( and ttasl: Bahr. Bon- ham TI and Klutts. Philadelphia 002 000 000 00 It I Chicago ,100 000 0Ot 018 13 k in mnings) Schmidt, Raffensbereer afT). Huahoe Ml) and Semlnlck: Wyse. Meyer (0)1 Borowy (I) and McCullouch. New York 000 20S 002 0 19 OncinnaU . 010 OOO BOO 1 8 2 Hat-tuns' and Cooper; Erautt. Hotkr . RKkUe (7), Becgs (0 and Lenv anno. Jackie Futile Against Cubs- CHICAGO, May Xf -W- As far ae the Chicago Cnbo are een eened, Brooklyn's Jackie Kebtn son has a lot so leant a boat bis learno hlttiBg and first-basiBX. In five snuaea against the Brains, the fleet beg re star ha dented their pitching for eaa hit In It trips feeble .053 per centage. ; ; -"-- t .. We call pitches against Kobia ooa Just like we do aay other hit ter, oaJd Catcher Clyde McCraf loagh, "but he Is having a 4ot of troable with or breaking staff. He lances and sUps at the boil, ae wo keep htm oa the hook neat of the time." . TURNER WINS ST. PAUL-(Speclal)-St Paul's Marion County B league base ballers bowed to Turner. 19-8.' here Friday afternoon, as-Turner swatsmen cracked three Saint huriers for 13 hits. . i BUGS & UPHOLSTERY Cleaned and Moth Proofed . In Your Home SALEM DURACLEAN SERVICE Phone 3731 ICE CDEAII Qaoris SAVIIIG CEUTED Salem A West Sales Phono 49C6 Dr. Sana Haghei Phone t50o 32 aw Sa rtviHK. - ?-aj OBeaSHBTaaaSSsTaW lgfl OBBSSSSSBsTeM