14 Tha Statesman, Solera, Oregon. Friday. May 23. 1917 Back at it a Portland Meadowa captain mt gendarmes to Ken Gem aaelL mur wsrthy predecessor, after another roogb winter with a bad-acting stomach Ulcer. Pel letting the current boss meeting Koa Intend flag heme to San Francisco to have the cassable thing carved out. One of Gem mells track slenths Is Brace Wil Cams. back again from the east and fall of Intentions for more a, v, fX3 4 EON GEMMELL law schooling at Willamette. . . Yes. we're attended Bill Kyne's spring meetinf at the Meadows, bt we mixht add those oat bnraers of his stUl ran Just like they did last fall all wars bat the way we pick 'em. Bat then somebody has to feed 'em. . . SpeakiB af the gold-grabbing bojutalls. rearlnr one to race Is expensive enough, no doubt. And It s rotten so now. Track Publicist Billy Stepp was telling m, that tt casts aroand $4,000 per year to maintain a thoroughbred. Which to sboutt wice as mnch as the cost In prewar days. For In stance, once upon a time the fee was 5Se per mile to have a boy exercise a horse. Now the demand is two bocks, or yea do It your self and get the nnion to looking yonr way. . . , Another track Item installed this semester at Fort land, and for the, first time any- where, to the issuing- sf the same eotored silks for each horse ran Jag In the same pole position In each race. All bosses In the No. positions on the card sport Jockeys attired la red. All those In the No. 2 slots are decked out In bine and so on. The reason so . the betting pablie might follow their fsTorites more easily daring' the nard-to-see night races. . . . They stoat miss a thing, those hens racing- maestro. . . . A'o Pitching Paradise What with 32 swajsmea belting the ball for a" M or better aver age (latest figures from the Howe bnrean), this season's WTL derby is definitely no pitching paradise. Jost like last year, 'Us a hitter's leagne, as baseball Jar gon, tallies It. Also noted In the recent compilations and this to bo slap at the Senator manage mentwas a neat .3(3 - mark syrtea by Frank LuechL Soloa casteff now with Victoria.. Lake left with the best wishes of the firm sad If bo aps aad hits . It w1U be okeh by the Salem management Likeable Lake didn't fit In with their plans. Looking at saeh a deal from another angle. think of how the Yakima man agement mast feel when It looks at Senator Stagger Bob Moore wbe IS hovering near the .400 level at present.-. . . Baseball to fall of sack surprises. ... Runyan to Ontario Bearcat Ken Kanyaa Isn't, to be eoach at Aamsvllle after all. No sooner had he decided 4o take over the Clam B Rangers than up papptd a more attractive deal froam Class A Ontario la eastern Oregon. So there to where he will .break Into the coaching whlrL . . If be eaa find aa apartment la w Men to live, one of the greatest footballers of all time w ill Join - the village natives. Now-a whole- . saler tmr a large candy orgaaixa tioa la Chicago, Ernie Nevers find Salem near the center of ais operations territory and would like to settle here. For the benefit or we uier arrivals. A e vers was one of the grid game's finest full backs under "Pop- Warner at Stanford aboat Z year back. . . Spec A'o Handicap So spectacle-wearing ballgam era dent amount to much? Right sow they do. Both Earl Torgeson. the Saebemlsh freshman with Bostoa and Bill Kigney, the New York. Giants' sherU topper, sport specs, and both are taking to Na tteaal leagne pitching as If they were brought up on It Ineiden tally, both Torgy and Rigney are IL rraos. BUI having played for Belllagham la 1939 when he biffed a so-so .271. . . . Come Jaly 4 It will be one year since Kenny Wyatt flipped his no-hit ter at the Weaatche PhUr. T coma News-Tribnner Dan Walton has dug- up the following on no hit games la the WIL: Only six have been hurled in the loop since it opened In 1937. Oscar (Red) Miller for Yakima and Lefty Al son Wllkie for Tacoma accom plished the feat la '37; Floyd (Lefty) Isekite did it for Ta coma in '39 and Bill Bevens came wp with two of the gems the same season. And after looking over these honorable names a second time we find that of the lot only Sevens to a right-hand pitcher! , Lesnevicli Meets Bettina Tonight NEW YORK, May 22-Jfy-Ringwise Gus Lesnevich, who holds the light heavyweight crown and has no aspirations to fight Joe Louis, .will try to prevent Welio Bettina from getting a shot at the Bomber's title when they meet in a ten-rounder at Madi son Square 'Garden tomorrow Y ! Fisliiiig Conditions -Fair9 for PORTLAND. Ore, May 22-OP) The state game commission to day reported fair fishing condi tions throughout most of Ore gon. The weekly fishing bulle tin: .Willamette valley Lane coun ty improved with some limit catches oa the McKenzie and smaller streams. Linn county poor. Yamhill county fair to poor. Deschutes ' area A few bag Sofioflis Win Vikings Annex Opener, 2L 2L to 2 IN loss or 5-Hitter Ends Loss Skein. YAKIMA, May 22-(Spedal)- Salem's losing streak came to an abrupt end at five here tonight when Lefty Wandell .. Mossor downed the Yakima Stars with five hits to win 4 to 0 and sent the Scions to within one per centage point of fourth place. It was Mossor's fifth victory of the season and he was helped along by nine Senator hits off two Yak pitchers and errorless support. The victory also pushed Salem one game above the .500 mark and kept -Jack Wilson's crew a Jump ahead of the sixth place Tacoma Tigers. . Mossor's whitewash Job was his first of the season. The Senators return to Waters park tonight to open a 4-game series with the Spokane Indiana at 8 o'clock. Lefty Kenny Wyatt who blanked the Spokes with one hit at Spoane last week will toe the slab for the Sal ems . against the Brooklyn Dodger farmhands. it was announced last night by Mgr. Wilson from Yakima. Tonight also will be "Kids' Night' at' the park all 16-years- and-under boys and girls will be admitted free to the third ba bleachers. Saturday night will be -Frisco Edwards Night," in mem ory of the Senator skipper who died a year ago Saturday. Also announced from Yakima last night, where 1,850 watched the Stars' win binge cut at six straight was that the Senators picked up Outfielder-first . base man Joe Skeber, released by Yak ima early in the week. . . . Mos sor was red hot in his game, whif fing 14 Yak batters. Bob Moore, Hal Summers and Bill Beard helped biff across the Salem runs. Beard had a perfect night at the plate. Saleas () Yakima (0) BHOA B H OA Krug.l 4 0 1 lBirneiJ 4 115 Peterson. 4 1 0 2 Lilly J (111 NuneiJ 4 0 0 3 Harris! 3 0 0 0 Moorex 113 OjThmpsn.l 4 1 11 0 Kubiak.1 4 1 S (Cnft.m t 0 0 0 1 3 3 Robinson .r 4 0 3 0 SpaetcrJ 4 Sumers.m 4 1 3 0 StasM.3 4 114 Beard.c 3 Mossor .p 3 113 l'Phillips.c 10 3 1 1 0 OKerr.c 3 0 4 1 ! Simon .D 3 0 0 0 Petersen OOOO Fedrmyr 0 0 0 0 Brysch.p 0 0 0 0 Totala 39 0 37 10 Total 30 S 37 IS Batted for Simon In 7th. Ran tor Peterson in 7th. Salem . 310 000 0104 Yakima ... .. ... 000 000 0004 Pitcher rPAB H R CR SO BB Mossor 0 30 0 0 14 Simon 7 39 0 3 3 I 4 Brysch 3 10 3 1 0 1 1 wild pitches: Mossor. Left on bases: Salem 10. Yakima 0. Errors. Yakima 4 Three base hits: Lilly. Two base hits Beard 3. Lilly. Runs batted tn: K rut- Moore. Kubiak. Summers. Stolen bases: Peterson 3. Krug, Beard. Double plays: Nunes to Soaeter to Kruf. Time: 3:10. Umpires: Menezlch and Abbey. Spokane 000 323 03010 19 3 Wenatchee 000 021 004 7 0 Latino and Bufflap: Condon. Adam . jrosi ) ana Pesut. Bremerton 004 100 40311 19 3 Victoria 000 900 100 4 0 Marshall and Ronnins: Fortier. Gib son isj ana Fontaine. Tacoma ... 100 000 0067 11 : Vancouver 100 012 0109 11 ; Walden. Sabutls (Si and Clifford Hedcecock. Bryant ). Snyder S) and Bearcats Due ForBairWV Eighteen Willamette baseball players have been named for the traditional "W awards for 1947, Coach Walt Erlckson announced Thursday. Players to receive the awards are Darryl Alder, Bruce ttaraer, uon Barnlck, Travis Cross, Art Dickerson. Joe D is Den riere, Bob Douglas, Marv Good man, Earl Hampton. Bob Lakie Bill . Patterson. Bob Perry, Fred Richardson, Ben Schaad, John Slanchik, Ollie Williams, Lowell Yeager and Manager Tom Yates Hampton led the team in hitting with a .380 mark. Cross and Wil liams hit .344 each, Goodman had .327, Dickerson .313, Slanchik .308 and Douglas .303. Alder was lead ing pitcher with a 2-1 mark. Rich ardson was next with 4-3. The awarding of the Adam Hat trophy will be made next Thurs day at awards chapel. New Ball Arena Nearly Finished WOODBURN, May 22-(Special) -Work on Woodburn's new base ball park north of the city is al most completed. When finished the. park will shave a seating ca pacity of 500 and will be sur rounded by a fence eight feet high, The fences- will be 400 feet from home plate In center and 300 to both right and left The park Is co- sponsored by the Woodburn fire department and the American Legion post and construction . is under the supervision of . J Hughes and Pete DeGuire. Lum ber in the building - was - taken from the city park and all labor is limits in Crook county streams. Lower Crooked river, the Des chutes and Metolius in Jeffer son county fair. A few rainbow limits from Suttle lake. Poor la Wasco and Sherman counties. Coast Stream angling poor In Lane and Lincoln counties, fair in Clatsop and Carry, good fat Tillamook - county. Lane county lake fishing fair. The lower Cmpo.ua river to poor, but the Smith river fair for cut 4-0, Home Tonight; V ;L LEADER: Manager Alan Strange (above) of '. Bremerton s Bine Jackets, blessed with a veter an crew is currently running off .with the Western Interna tional race. Strange is a for mer big league and PCL short step. Beavers Lose 3rd HOLLYWOOD, May 22 -JP) Portland Beavers skidded into fourth place here tonight after absorbing their third straight set back from the suddenly potent Hollywood Stars." The Twinks, teeing off on three Beaver pitch ers, won 7-5 on 13 hits. Vic Raschi was the losing pitcner ana Joe Woods gained the win. Portland rallies late in the game fell short. Los Angeles downed Sacramen to 7-1 and took over first place in the Coast league as San Fran cisco dropped its third in a row to Oakland. The red hot Oaks climbed into third place. Seattle kept up its winning ways by top pling San Diego 6-4. Portland C) aoiiywoea in BHOA BHOA Smlth.1 3 0 1 O'Coxs Oorbold.1 4 10 2 Detains. m 3 O 0 Escobar x 3 10 0' Lupien.l S 4 10 1 Storey J 3 0 0 0 Llbke.r Vico.l 4 11 l'Klleher.l 4 14 0 Wrnner.m 4 13 OjVauehn.3 4 3 1 0 Dobbins. 4 14 2 Rom J . S V "J Murator.c 4 3 0 OjUnser 3 1 1 1 Raschi.p 3 0 0 2'Sheelyt 1 0 0 Bianco. p 0 0 0 0 Yayhan.p 0 0 0 0 RadlvchJ 10 3 0 Llska.p 0 0 11 Silvtra 110 0 RelchV 1 0 0 0 Totals 39 0 24 0 ToUls 34 13 27 14 Batted for Smith in 8th. Batted for Liska in Bth. t Batted for Woods In 7th. Portland 000 110 2013 Hollywood . 000 231 01 7 Winntne pitcher Woods. Losln( pitcher Raschi Pitcher IP AB 4'i 31 li 2 0 R 0 3 1 4 H KR BBSO 0 0 0 0 1111 3 1 3 0 V 3 0 1 Raschi -Bianco - Liska Woods 7 37 Vivliin 3 S 1 3 113 Errors Muratore. LJbe. Kou. ien on hu- Portland 0. Hollywood 13. Two base , hits Escobar. Lupien. L)h- ke. Home run Lupien. Runs batted in Dobbins. Smith. Corbould. Storey. Woods. Cox. Libke. Unser J. Lupien, Vaughn. Time 3:43. Umpiers rord. Mazzee and Powell. Attendance 4901. Los Anceles OOO 000 313 7 10 0 Sacramento' ooo ooo oio l o McCall, Lynn (7) and Gillespie; Har rell. Cronin (S) and Fitzgerald. Oakland 010 300 1317 13 1 San Francisco 000 000 0101 S 3 Sorriano and Raimondi; Brower, Ros so 0) and Gladd. 1 100 000 0034 0 0 300 400 00 0 10 1 Vitaltch. Oteen 4 and Kerr: Dubiel. Reis () and Sue me. BAPTISTS WIS First Baptist downed Calvary Baptist, 8-4, in Church league softballing at dinger yesterday. Straight Duckpin Tourney Set With Mayor R. L. Elfstrom and Chamber of Commerce President Keith Brown booked to roll a special match as a starter at p.m. Saturday, the Northwest Dnckpin bowling tournament will then take off on the B & B courts. Immediately following the .special match sponsors of Salem teams wilt engage In an other exhibition of matches. Clarence Shrock will meet Har vey Eisner, Lew Newman tan gles with Mr. Klnnder and Mr. Larson meets Sid Stevens. First tournament matches will find Independence, Mill City aad I7ew Rolo-Tiller JUST RECEIVED LARGE STOCK HURRY WHILE THEY LAST league Holor Company 355 N. Liberty Salem, Oregon Tel. 7001 Weekend! throat fishing. Southern Oregon Favorable outlook In Jackson county, poor la Josephine except on Rogue proper where cutthroat angling Is good. Eastern Oregon Improved in Baker county. Poor In Lake, Wheeler, Gilliam and Morrow counties. Malheur fair. Pros pects favorable In Umatilla, Un its and Wallowa counties. Hood River Next In Prep Playoff VAUGHN STREET PARK, Portland, May 22-(Special)- Sa lem high's Vikings opened up with their big bats for 12 hits here today, and accompanied by Tall Rod Province's three-hit flinging downed the Central Ca tholic Rams, 11-2, In the first round of the state prep baseball tournament The win catapulted the Vikings Into a semifinals game tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock with the Hood River Blue Drag ons who today topped Forest Grove, 6-4. Other winners today were Eugene over Sandy, 2-1, in 12 innings and Jefferson of Port land over Klamath Falls, 6-0. Eu gene and Jefferson play tomorrow after the Salem-Hood River tilt. 1 Also on tomorrow's program is the opening round of the Class B tournament. Hubbard plays Rogue River at 9 a. m., and Parkdale plays Amity at 11:15. Coach Harold Hauk's Salems, breezing along behind Province's 11-strikeout flinging salted away the game in the third inning with a 7-run outburst. Hits by Roger Dasch, Dick Allison, Dick Mase, Carlos Houck and Province him self, plus an enemy error and two walks brought in the seven tallies. Both runs off Province were unearned in the second in ning. Hitting stars for the Vik ings were Dasch and Allison, each With three hits and two doubles apiece. Allison drove in four runs and wiped out five attempted thefts of second base. Bud Craig will be on the mound for Salem tomorrow. - Although touched for 10 hits Don O'Leary tossed Hood River to its win over Forest Grove. Jim Hanns of Eugene and Daryl Eli ason of Sandy battled on the mound for 12 innings before the Axemen squeezed over the win ning run. Hanns fanned 16, Elia- son 18. Brem and Sandstrom di vided Jefferson's mound chores to blank the Pelicans with three hits in that game. Jeff collected 11 safeties and is the defending state titlist. Salens (II) C-CaUielic ) BRHK BRHX HendrieJ 3 3 1 0 Marthlcr.3 3 0 0 0 Dasch .a Allison .e Houck J Craig. 1 Glenn.l Ok born. r Mascm 2 3 O Pain.l 3 0 0 0 1 3 O Rosers.r 0 1 llSpraeueJ 1 0 0 Knapp.c 1 0 0 Danzers 1 0 0 Slmlch.m 1 3 O Schlbel.l 3 3 OPetros.p 3 0 10 3 111 110 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 Provinc.p 3 Girodj 0 Flemtnf.l 0 0 0 O Mnfnbyr.p 10 10 0 0 0 Feron.s 10 0 0 0 0 0;Vranizn.m 10 0 0 Valdez.r 1 Totals 30 1113 1 TotaU 33 3 3 1 C. Catholic 020 000 0 8 3 1 Vikings 107 130 'll 13 1 IP . HO RO ER SO BB Petros 3 plus 7 0 S 1 3 Moffenbyer- 4 0 3 3 0 3 Province - 4 3 2 4 11 1 Two base hist: Dasch 2. Allison 2 Runs batted in: Allison 4. Dasch 2 Houck, Mase 3, Province. Forest Grove 030 000 14 10 4 Hood River 013 111 0 0 4 - Edmunds, Borst (0) and Hodje; O' Leary and McCormack. Eusene 000 001 000 0013 7 1 Sandy 100 000 000 0001 0 1 Hanns and Smith; Eliason and Lund- bon. . . Klamath Falls 000 000 00 3 3 Jefferson 303 110 0 11 0 Williams. Whltt (0) and Tsumura Brem, Sandstrom (0) and Clement UW Crew Shaken Up -for Gal Meet SEATTLE, May 22-;p)-Coach Al Ulbrickson, who shook up his junior varsity crew yesterady In an effort to get more speed into his second boat before the Sat urday clash on Lake Washington with .California, drummed his fingers nervously against his megaphone today as he watched his charges from the coaching launch. the BAB Ladles teams In ac tion. At 7:15 p.m. the B Ac B Hotshots play the Peacock Cleaners. At 8:30 Shrock Motors will roll. At 9:45 Larson Home and Loan takes its - torn and both Les Newman's Men's store and Klnnder Hardware roll at 11 p.m. with Eisner Motors. Singles and doubles events will start at 1 pan. Sunday. Many cash and merchandise prises are available for various win ners. Dona tors Include Stevens tt Sen, Vince's Electric, Bishop's. Heider Record Shop, Elfstrom's, Y eater Appliance, Miller's and Stiff Furniture Co SENATOR SLINGERS More than one left hand hitting WIL'er has winced when he has faced the 1-2-3 men of 8alem's mound corps this season, for the trio is lefthanded all the way. Messrs. Wyatt, Gnnnarson and Mossor, left to right above, have won 14 or the It wins the Senators have notched thas far. The Se lons open a home stand at Waters park with Spokane tonight at elfht o'clock. Wyatt will pitch. . He blanked the Spokes with one hit last week. Cardinals Down Buccos In Majors' Only Tussle ST. LOUIS, May 22.-iflP-The SL Louis Cardinals bunched half of their eight hits in the seventh inning for three runs and a 4-1 tri umph over the Pittsburgh Pirates which drew 14,034 paying fans. of the day. Red bird Manager Eddie Dyer was banished by Umpire Art Gore when he protested vigorous ly a close play at first in which j Whitey Kurowski was called out ; in the sixth. The big inning in cluded singles by Joe Garagiola, Red Schoendien.st, Terry Moore and Stan Musial. Musial scored on a passed ball. Southpaw Howie Pollet scat tered seven Pittsburgh hits for his second victory of the season, against five defeats. All other games were rained out today. Pittsburgh 001 000 000 1 7 1 St. Louia 000 001 30 4 0 1 Higbe and Howell; Pollett and Gara giola. Illness Shifts Portland Card PORTLAND, Ore., May 22 -(P) A throat infection today ruled Joey Clemo, Portland bootblack, out of a scheduled ten-round main event boxing bout here to morrow night against Felipe "Sonny" Gomez. The Portland boxing commission physician at h nhvciral rhprkun toriav &airi PLmn , In nrw innHitinn fori V , " we ooui. Matchmaker Tex Salkeld said Bobby Richards, Tacoma feather weight, would substitute for Clemo. Jack Snapp, Klamath Falls. Ore., and George Cote, Ca nadian middleweight, will meet in another ten-rounder on the card. Schaake Names Cat Trackmen Coach Elmer Schaake yes.terday named the Willamette U athletes who will Saturday take their flings In the annual Northwest conference track and field meet at Portland. The meet will be held on the Roosevelt high school oval and will be sponsored by the Lewis it Clark college member of the conference. Qualifying heats will be ,held at 10 a. m., finals at 2 p. m. The Bearcats to take part are Ron Runyan mile and 2-mile; John Macy, 440; Jim Burgess, javelin; Ralph Ohling and Tom Grimm, 880; Don Preiss, 2-mile; Tasker, high hurdles; curt namai, low hurdles and broad jump; Marv Goodman, broad jump; Er nie Miller, Tom Boardman and Art Gottfried, shot put and Boardman and Gottfried, discus. Since he has no material for those events, Schaake will be.un able to place Bearcat threats in the dash events, high Jump and pole vault Schaake sees the out come of the meet as a Whitman U of British Columbia duel. NW Meet: PORTLAND. May tt-i&Y-S ports schedules for 1947-48 will be drafted at the annual spring meeting of the Pacific Northwest inter-collefiate ath letic conference here tomorrow and Saturday. Coaches and fac ulty representatives of the eight eolleges tn the circuit will also elect officers and discuss rules revision. The Blair Dust Bomb (NEW IMPROVED MODEL) Blasts The Cherry Fruit Fly COMPLETE COVERAGE SAVES TIME SAVES MONEY SUCCESSFULLY PROVED EFFECTIVE Salem Hardware Company 120 North Commercial Four Tie in Doubles Eveoift As State TrapguDi .Tfleet (Dpems tonight in a four-game series opener It was the only major league game Wn WIL W L Pet. W L Pet. Bremertn 25 11 .694 Salem 1910.514 Spokane 20 14 .588 Tacoma 17 IS .475 Victoria 20 15 .571! Yakima 14 23 .37 Vancouvr 17 16 J15i Wenatchee 0 26.265 Last night's results: At Yakima 0, Sa lem 4: at Victoria 4. Bremerton 11: at Vancouver 5. Tacoma 7.- at Wenat chee 7, Spokane 10. COAST LEAGUE W L Pet W L Pet. Los Angls 31 21 .581 San Diego 23 20 .469 San Fran 30 22 J77; Seattle 24 28.462 Oakland 27 25 .519 Sacramnto 23 29 .442 Portland 25 25 .500 Hollywood 22 29 .433 Last night's results: At Hollywood 7. Portland 5. At Seattle 6. San Diego 4. At Sacramento 1. Los Angeles 7. At San Francisco 1, Oakland 7. NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. W L Pet. Chicago 17 12 .586 Pittsbur 13 12.528 New Yrk 15 U 577 Phtladtl 15 16 .404 Boston 18 13 .552 Cinctnna 13 18 .419 Brook I v IS 13 .536 Sr. Louis IO 19 .343 Yesterday's result: At St. Louis 4. Pittsburgh 1. (All other games ratned out ) AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. W L Pet. Detroit 17 11 .607 Philadelp 14 15 .483 Boston 17 12 .5SS New Yrk 13 14 .401 Clevelan 13 10 .565 Washinct 11 IS .423 Chicaao IS 13 .516 St. Louis 10 19 .345 (AU Thursday games rained out.) New Golf Range Will Open Soon A 250-yard golf driving range. one of the first in the valley, will be opened at 3360 Portland road about June 1, it was announced 1 Thursday by John M. Hamiel, who initiated the project. Ham iel, veteran of two years in the navy, said he planned to have about 15 tees and that a lighting system was being installed to per mit night practice. Clubs and balls are to be available at the range. Legion Juniors Hold Big Drill Coach Paul Reiling herded his large Capitol Post No, Ameri can Legion Junior baseball crew through a lengthy drill yester day at Waters park, the next to last workout before the team plays at Newberg Suday. A final practice will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Reiling an nounced following the workout that Lefty Bob Funk would hurl against Newberg in the sub-district seasonal playoffs Sunday. Carlos Houck will behind the bat but the many team aspirants are still fighting for the other start ing positions. BOUT PLANS MADE PHILADELPHIA, May 22rMV Promoter Herman Taylor dis closed today he hopes to arrange a Bob Montgomery-Ike Williams crfampionship lightweight title bout "within the next two weeks." Phone 4308 McPhail Slaps Fines on Yanks NEW YORK. May 22 -JP-The weather was too chill and damp for the Yankees to play their scheduled game with the Detroit i straight in the first half of th Tigers here today, but a . half- I preliminary handicap from the 24 dozen Yank players were under- yard line. Colson beit out E. P. stood to be ery, very hot after Patton of Albany and Joe Cotant receipt of a memorandum from 0f PocateUo who had 43x50 President Larry McPhaiL" j scores in this event. Cotant fired The six, of whom perhaps the , from the 24-yard line also, Pat warmest was Joltin Joe DiMag-j ton from 21 yards. Those who gio, were advised ' that their re- carded - 47x50 were Don Cannon spective salaries had been depict- : of Salem, D. O. Nebergall of Al ed by fines ranging from $100 , bany. Bud Hoehn of Edicn. down to $25 for their failure to : Wash;, J. L, George of Albany cooperate wfth the Yankee man- and B. Smith, Sandy. The second agement In the promotional ven- j 50 birds of the prelim handicap tures. DiMaggio drew the heaviest will be shot' off later. Defending jolt, $100, for his refusal to pose champs in the prelim handicap are for a special news reel during Rocer BealL 1st 25: Don Fish. 2nd. the recent Yankee - Cleveland In- dian series here. It was the first fine imposed on , Joe since he joined the club in 193S. Charley Keller, DiMag's out field teammate, and Catcher Aar on Robinson each was penalized $50 for declining to pose for the dd'lSiicffS; JaT dell drew a S50 setback for nav- ing advised younger Yankees to pieton. Albany 44-41 ; Gence. in balk on attending night banquets 'al7l9 lined up for them by the club. ; SLaV4 "uSfl?? Don Johnson, rookie pitcher, and ( Sweet Home 42-4002. Harpo-'c, Inde another whose identity was not pndence 41-41 r Fraewtnt disclosed were fined $25 . each, purportedly for having taken Lin dell's advice at its face yelue. . Linfield Cops Series Opener i - - McMINVILLE, Ore., May 22-iFi A Whitman college bobble in the 13th inning handed Linfield a 4-3 victory today in the first; game of the annual Northwest confer ence baseball playoff. It was a pitching duel all the way with Dean Forsythe of Whitman giving up nine hits and Gene Petersen yielding six. Whitman 001 000 Oil 000 03 0 4 Linfield 02O 010 000 000 14 9 4 Forsythe and Richardson; . Petersen and Burr. tv: 4) Clear Sight in the Sunlight Dr. C E. Bering Our sun glass?s are scientifically cround and tinted to challenge the sun. - The cost of good sun glasses is little . . , the benefits great . . v - ' Dignified Credit BORING OPTICAL COMPANY 3S3 Coart Thv CMC St Si Henklc Takes First Trophy TacomaV Colon 1st In Prelim Handicap The annual Oregon State trap shooting tournament opened with an audible roar beneath sunny skies yesterday at Salem Gun club, and following the first day of firing in the? four-day classic some of the 200-odd scattergun ners entered were convinced they were just as hot as the weather. The doubles championship ef the tourney and the preliminary handicap events were popped eff yesterday, CO artisti taking part in the former and 85 in the lat ter. Today's program lists class championships In the 16-yard event for Class A, B, C and D shooter. Additional banging in the special Wolves handicap 203 targets at 1724 yard also. wiU be taken care of during the sec ond day of the session. Four doubles marksmen. Jc Cotant of Pwcatello. Mert H-nk!o of Portland, C. D. Henry of Los Angeles and Earl CoLson of Ta coma, tied for the title yesterday with 92x100 tallies, but the trophy for the event went to Henkle-as he. being an Oregor.ian. was the only one of the quartet eligible for the cup. The other collected shares in the cash prizes, how ever. Henkle is 1947 state cham pion. Col son came through with a double win by shattering 50 25; Sheverly Sather. 3rd 25; I Miller, 4th 25 and Beatl forth total 100. Top results of yester day's shooting: DOUBLES: Henkle. Portland 47-4502: Hera-y. Los Aneetes 47-45 02: Cotant. Peca tello 46-46 S2i Colson. Taoom 45-47 92: Etchen. Kansas City 44-4e 00: Ray. "t'-usz r.ii- rUH r. Tent field. Wash. 40-42 02 Scriboer, Port land 42-40; D. Cannon. Salem 30 43 -01: White. Spokane 42 -3 SL PRELIMINARY HANDICAP: Colson, Tacoma . 24-2550! Patten.' Albany 23-25 48; Cotant. Poeateiks ?S-Z3 S: Cannon. Saiem 23-24 47; Nebereal, Albany 24-23 47: Hoehn. ML Ver no 23-2447: Georee. Inde pendente 24-23 47: B Smith. Harris bun 24-2342; McMillan. JClamat! Falls 22-24 : Tempiet'wt. AIb 23-21 46: Stinetey. Cat:e Rock 21-25 40: Marx. CaMle Rock 23-5340; Hull, Pendleton 22-24 40: rarmer.' P.K reall 23-2346: Irwin. Tamma 22-23 45: Ray. Jobn Day TZ-Z3 V !cti downev. Seattle 22-2343: Terkleaoft. San FrancHN-o 23-22 U: Stemier. Portland 22-23-45 M:i:ian. Sweet Home 22-2244; D. Peer. Suhfjir.rty 20-34 44: Hiltlbrand. &:rm 34-30 44; Douff Heater, SI ay ton TZ- 44; Jann sen. Seattle 22-2244. WILLIAMS PEDDLED . INDIANAPOLIS. May 22-iVP-Purehase of Infielder WoodxcMT Williams from Hollywood of tha Pacific Coast league . was an nounced today by ,the Indianap olis Indians of the American, sociation. 1 Dr. Sana Dagoes Climb greasy engine? Not you! Not us. either, but that Isn't necessary. Good pictures depend on good camera, good films, good deTeloping and printing. - Jat - being donated, , .