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Newspaper Page TextS Ttf Statesman, Salem, Oraqory TiMttdcry. Juno 3. 1947 ' Ram Malltis IBevos, Solons; nn ".?? varus upemi were u ooni Drought Spell Ends at Park jv Club Drop Sunday Durf to Wenatchee ; For the first time in 96 tries over two-season span, a, saiem Senator home game was washed out by rain last night, and when the lonf drought spell finally . . a . :uj 4V w ; gest game of the season as its victim. Last ntgnu annual exni Lition gigantic between the Wil sons and Jim Turner's Portland Beavers went to, the weather and ;date. '"The postponement wss the fmf -. 1h narlr in turn 103- J1 Ct VWV V ft " ...ft. sons 73 games last year and 22 to date. The Solons flew In from We natchee yesterday morning-and .will tonight, weather permitting, cpen a week-long home stand. Vancouver's sixth place Capila- ix vimt tonight, Wednesday and Thursday, after which the league leading Bremerton Bluejackets come in for their first time Fri- cay mgni iq umsn out u wren. tft Kennv Wvatt. seeking his seventh victory, to face-Bill Bren- The Wilsons, still adverse to winning their share on the load j - -1 I J V,t W.mJa . '. . H ft AM . M t vvenatcnee oj -u ana ta-iw townies the series, 3-2, and their bold on third place in the stand ings. They are now in fourth, a short stride behind Victoria. Hunk Anderson's debut with the club in Sunday's opener was a heartbreaker as he was forced to absorb the 1-0 setback. A twi light? double in the ninth inning, followed by a sacrifice, two m tentional passes and then anoth er walk gave; the Chiefs tfnd Joe Vivalda the ball game. In the nightcap the Chiefs bombarded three Salem flingers in one of the league's ever-present score -fests. Vince Laior suffered the ks. : ' -t- ' first f ame? .. . at Wrnitrhr (1 ' B U O A B-H OA . Kruf 1 l l urwno.ra m Fptrttrj 4 I J Warner ,1 I U NunesJ 4 1 1 I Wuleyi 4 1 1 KkKr 4 4 1 O Andradc.l ,4 I S KuhLk 1 4 0 I WMtr.r 4 .1 JO Funwnjn 3 I J 0 WilUamsJ 3 1 J Wtexson. 3 1 2 HaskeLs . I S.f 3 1 10 1 PMUt.C 10 7 AnOeran.p 3 It 3 Vlv.ldo.p JO J 8 Totals 33 7 24 10 Total 31 V Falem . , ..-.. 000 000 000 0 T ... . AAA AAA Ml V Pitcher tPAB K R ERSOBB Indfmiii 8 31 7 1 1 S 10 V...U. B 32 7 est Errors: Nunrs. Two base hit: Kruir hrAh.lih Runs Batted in: Wtllim PoubW play: S prater to Peteron 48 ; Km. .- . ' L,m lt Wtnatchr (1J) ft H OA " B H OA Vnirl S S 0Gre-nh..m 3 3 3 0 DMUrj 4 10 3 Warner .1 111 v...! a l I 1 WiiItt B 3 4 fkrhrr 3 1 1 OAndrade.1 3 1 1 kubiakj 4 3 3 0 Winter.r 3 11 Vutner.m 4 3 1 0 William J 4 10 1 fu-ron,t 3 10 0 HakeUj HI a I 4 I PmuIc 3 0 3 KaorrV.D 0 0 0 0Condon.p 3 3 1 1 lzor p 3 10 0 Sftthrlnd.p 0 0 0 f inovic 1 0 0 0 M Collm.p 10 0 . UWn : ;-000 631 010 10 . W.r..tKM ' ' 351 033 13 Mv Wtnninc pitcher. Condon;- lotn Pilcher TPAB H SO BB PW . li 13 7 1 Iaor 3', 13 7 1 -a " -4 14 S ' 3 mutherland" a S 0 0 1 UrTntlum . Vi 5 10 rmn: Skeber 3. Beard. Wariejr, AMriof WiUiama. Haskell. Home ron: Andrarte. Two bw hiU: -Nunc. - . . , A WAt l breennaiira . Bit. ... ' nrrenhalglii. Warner 3. Wasley 4. Wil llama. Beard 3. Pe-teraon. Uaior, And , radc 2. Slimmer.: " . Jolinson Gel Win CHICAGO. June 2HWiU Harridge. American league presi dent, todav confirmed tne opinio! c,f Scorera Burton Hawkins that Don Johnson, of Portland, Ore. rather" than Randy Gumpert, , A , AA?f 4rm 4 V A Yankee' 9-5 .triumph over the ' Senators ib Wednesday's night game at Griffith stadium. i s -. Wilson Rites Set '.-'PHILADELPHIA.- June 2-WFV - i . i j i , funeral services ;wi u d uciu iirre t'7 p. m. (EST) Wednesday for Jimmy Wilson, former Nauona lea rue baaebaJI player and man arer. who- died yesterday In Bradenton, Fla, of a heart attack ' ITis-body will be returned to Bradenton for burial after the " fervices here. f - i t - : ' V - - t j r- -r - ii ' ' f ' ,y L WALKEE CUPPERS: Willie Tnrnesa (left). White Plains, N.Y. holds umbrella ever Dick Chapman af Plneharst, N.C., at Caraansue, Scotland, after Tnrnesa downed Chapman, S and 2, in the finals of the Walker Cup golf tournament. (AP Wlrephoto.) Beavers, Oaks In PCL Tilts Portlands Rained Out Five Straight By the Associated Preas Rained' out of their first five straight games with the Seattle Rainiers, the Portland ' Beavers are this week scheduled to play the Oakland Oaks in, a seven game stand at Portland, start ing Tuesday night. The Oaks, six weeks ago in the Coast league cellar are now in a first place tie for the lead with San Francisco, a game ahead of Los Angeles. Portland is in fourth place. Vince DiBiasi is booked to hurl the opener, Tuesday, weather permit ting. Elsewhere in the league Sun day San Francisco Jumped into the first place tie by downing Los Angeles in both games, 11-6 and 6-1, before a huge throng of 22,500 at Los Angeles. Oakland and Hollywood split, the H lilies taking . the . opener 7-1, and the Acorns the nightcap, 6-1, Sacra mento swept two from San Diego, 9-8 and 5-0. This week Seattle, plays at Hollywood, Sacramento at San Francisco and Los Angeles at San Diego. PIlULY EYES '52 GAMES PHILADELPHIA, June 2-JPi- Charles L. Todd, director of the convention and visitors bureau of the Philadelphia chamber of com merce, announced today he will place a Philadelphia bid before the Olympic site selection com mittee on June 15 at Stockholm, Sweden, for the 1952 Olympic games. SENATOR SWAT (Up to date) B H Pet. BHPct Moore loo 37 J40! Kruf 10 43.263 Anderson 3 1 433: Nunes 158 41 .258 Wilson 0 3 .333 Specter 301 50 449 Kubiak ISO S3 .331! Bart 110 37 .143 Beard 130 44 J74 Mosaor 34 -S .208 Summw 14041.300 Cook , 33 4.182 Stnovie 3510.2M,Wyatt - 38 3.107 Peterson 131 38 .375 Laror 10 3.105 Skcber 37 10 470, Sporer 8 0 .ooo Pitching: i. ''- ' W L SO - s . W li SO Wilson 3 0 5 Stnovie t 8 41 Wyatt 8 3 84; Sporer 3 4T 20 Moasor 3 69 Anderson Oil Lator 3 3 35! Breras Remain 6 Games Up Bremerton's high-riding Blue jackets are still 6& games, up on the Western International league pack as the clubs prepare tp open another week of playr Tuesday. Srxkane Is in secoftd-nalace a game ahead of Victoria.. The Vies are half a game ahead of Salem and the Solons are in turn one game in front of fifth place Ta coma. Tuesday finds Bremerton at Wakima, Tacoma at Spokane, Vic toria at Wenatchee and Vancou ver at Salem. In 'Sunday games the Bremer- tons split with Victoria, winning the opener 3-2 v and f losing the nightcap 3-1. ; Vancouver topped Tacoma in a single, game 7-2 and Wenatchee took two from Salem, 1-0. and 13-10. ' iVlize, WlabV Eleller Pace Major, Hitsmiths I By the Aasoclaied Preae A couple of first-sackers from the i Big Town, George McQuinn of the Yankees and Johnny Mize of the Giants, continued to pace major league batsmen through gamer of Sunday, according to fig ures released yesterday. McQuinn, the one-time Yank cast-off, leads all American league hitters with Capitol Posters Suffer Rainout W L Pet: W L Pet Salem 3 0 1.000 Mi walkie 11 .500 Woodbrn 8 0 1.000' Gresham 1 1 M0 Silverton 1 1 .SOO McMlnn'e 0 t .000 Ore. City ,1 1 00 Newberg 0 3 .000 Salem's American Legion 1 jun ior baseball team was rained out of its attempted game with Mil- waukie at Milwaukie Sunday The C-Ps, winners of two in row - in district , 2 play, have scheduled game . with Silverton here this week. Final arrange ments , for that tilt will be an nounced later by Post .baseball chairman Ira Pilcher and Team Coach Paul Reiling. Pair Liked, Derby: LONDON, June 2 -iJPh The weather and the scratching of three I outsiders served today to make John (Lucky) Dewar's Tu dor Minstrel an even-money fa vorite for the English Derby Sat urday although ';. many British sportsmen' continued to . pull hopefully for the king's entry, Blue Train. Capitols Play ValsetzNcxt STATE LEAGUE STANDINGS W L Pet. W L Pet. Bend 3 0 1.000! Albany 0 1 .000 Salem 1 0 1.000 McMinn'e 0 1 .000! VateeU 1 01.0001 McElroy 0 3 .000 Rained out of their scheduled Sunday game, here with McMinn ville, Salem's Capitols next Sun day go to Falls City to play the Valsetz State leaguers In van af ternoon game. Valsetz is loaded with many Oregon State college players, Including Don Bower of Salem, The McMinnvllle - Salem game will be made up probably next week at night at Myrtle Bowl, ac cording to Manager Johnny Kolb of the locals. Only one league game was played Sunday and in it the Bend team won its second straight by downing McElroy's of Portland, 5-2. McElroy's is sche duled to play at McMinnviUe this week. The Caps have added another pitcher to the roster on a full time basis. Oscar (Red) Miller, long time Coast and Western Inter national leaguer has been signed to a contract He is a left bander. .354 average, only two points above the .332 of fast-coming teammate Joe DiMaggio. Mize boasts a .370 mark to easily top all National circuit swatsmen, next highest being Philadelphia's Harry Walker with a .362 figure. Charley (King-Kong) Keller rnonopolized most of the Ameri can loop's slugging honors last week, raising fns leading home run total to 13; his runs-batted-in figure to 35 and runs scored to 35. Mize blasted two more circuit clouts during the week to up his imposing total to 14 and had scored the most runs 42. In ad dition he presses Earl Torgesun of the Boston Braves for the RBI leadership with 35 to the Earl s" 36. New York's Frank Shea and Detroit's Fred Hutchinson top the Amerk moundsmen with 3-1, while Warren Spahn of Boston shows a sparkling 8-0 record in the National. Junior Sign-up Deadline Today Youths interested in playing junior baseball this summer have until 6 p. m. today to sign up, announced junior waue President Don Hendne. registra tions may b made at Maples EDorts store. " Eligible lor piay are laas irom 12 years of age up to and In cluding those whose lotn Dirtn days fall after June 1. Organ izations of teams in the A and B loops is slated for next week. WIERD'S THE WORD. CAMBRIDGE, England, June 2-lJPY- The International sports event of the i season sends the American Men's Baseball club of Cambridge university against the Oxford' Women's Cricket ciud. The Americans will take on their British girl cousins next Monday at Cambridge. To keep every thing even, one Innings of cricket will be played and then three innings of baseball. Parties: Yes, there Is ta be a harness racing pro tram this year at PertUnd Meadows. The trot tag aneet is U be a 20-day session aae. will start arotiod July 17, Montis ; track publicist BUly Step ... In passing oat the awards at Wil lamette last week Bowman Erick smm handed Gar rell (Track ) Delater his fifth football latter. The Newberc biggie serred in the WTJ Uac for has foar reralar seasons and dur-' F. lac hla Y-lt days at the school get In ane more ' eaaapalra under Duke Trotter which didn't count In his elitibtl- Ity. ratine Only a war could do -..'.. Yen,. Villager BUI Sevens '; Barnst he on. the first team now. Tor the first time la his fonr American league seasons a matted picture at Bev ha been issued. We dent see how they eould have snade it any smaller, but at least they got around to making It af ter all these years . . . . Apparent ly not eat out to be the serious ' or conscientious type of baseball Manager, El Baeke Harris has been turned loose as skipper of the Fresno nine la the Cal-State loon, the Job be took when Frank Demaree was sacked earlier. The real reason for our former Sena tor ; roomie's demise has , not reached as, bat we'd bet en oar single guess. Should John F. Wil son want a southpaw rapper who can really hit often and hard, be could sire El Bucko a bin. What he used to do to pitching In the WIL was a crime, "L at Wl Certainly not absent when the sleight-of-hand staff was issued, Bremerton Boss BUI Shepherd has blossomed with the neatest WIL stunt we've yet. heard of. His outfit loaded the veterans who certainly are not playlnr baseball for stipends the total of which rest within the confines - of the league's 93000 salary limit, Shep herd manages his sugary payroll tbnsly: Hub Kittle, the team's No. 1 fllnger and unquestionably a ballgamer who pulls down aronnd $400 per month. Is also the team trainer. Consequently, Hub's salary Is paid for both his services as pitcher and trainer. We also understand that other Rrem slavers have salaried tasks such aa "assistant gToandskeeper, "clubhouse watchmen' and tlme keeners". By paying the athletes for their ex tra-currteular services. Shepherd can keep his payroll be neath the lawful SSOQt quite ess ily much to the chagrin or his fellow WIL. operators. Cute, huh? , . :' Ouch! The red hot Tacoma Ti gera got that way after Loo An geles sent them two new and ex nerlenced players. Shortstop Guy Miller - and Third-baser Morrle Donovan -. . . . Accidents during the hot rod romps at Lane Oak Friday were few and of minor nature, a young 'miracle. Usually a dirt track makes for all sorts of reasons why the customers find little time to sit down . . ; . Kaeing Maestro Ryan has the one logicaJ answer to the ever-present ques tion: "How come more drivers aren't killed In the spectacular racing smashups? The Irish speed lmpressario Insists the secret of extended-life for the pilots rests In the safety belts which strap them to their seats, and adds quickly that many lives certainly would be saved in highway wrecks If car occupants were belt ed to their seats .... - Tag Team Mix Tops Armory Bee Toniglit Matdom's mayhemiah part nership.' the tac team match, will tonight headline Match maker Elton Owen's offering at the Ferry Street Garden, the tandem tussle climaxing, one of the mat maestro's heftiest cards af the spring ' season. Two pre lims will precede the malner, the first of which will open the party at 8:30 o'clock. Frenchy La Belle and New Zealander Jack. Carter collide In the oao fall opener, after which Affable Al Ssass and Bearded Benny Trudell appear In a t-ef-1 faller limited to 30 minutes. A pair of the circuits' No. 1 villains, past and present, are teamed on the meanie side In the tag scrap. Leo (S tee nave) Karllnko, one of the top nasties 8TEENKO KAtXINKO of aU time here, hat absent the past two years, ts to make his homecoming debut by tleing up with Tattooed lough guy ttorkey KmIImb. Use Toosteeaoo kUl-i hUly. TogeUser they sboald form a formidable enough f pair for aarosMl tac t Is. kXarUako will heat bo rtsnowhered by the barrage of hottlea ho used to straw during his armory excur sions, and on throe of four oe raslans rt took tho gejkdarsnorte to get him off tho raealla' prem ises to safety. On tho cleoale eido It will ho Torre Haale Trtckstrr Bock Weaver and tho new seas lira from OkUhoma, Lea aavoUL Tho Utter mado has local dehat last week and was a big hit. Wearer always goes top cabla with the fane hero aad they. too. should make aa Imprimlve team. Midget Racing Opener Called Friday night's scheduled midget auto racing Inaugural at the new Myrtle Bowl north of town has been called off because of ultra muddy conditions at the new plant. Racing Maestro Jimmie Ryan announced yesterday. The weekend rainstorms left the bowl in such condition that it will be impossible to continue work on it until later this week. Ryan will present regularly weekly pro grams featuring the midgets this summer. Sunday a motorcycle program J at tho fairgrounds was washed out by an early-morning deluge which made the track more suit able for boat racing. Ryan, will bring in the cycles for a program at the fairgrounds on Sunday, June 13. Dozens of the two wheeled racers were here for the meet but it was Impossible to take to. the track. When .wort continues on the bowl, upwards of 3.500 seats will bo Installed for midget racing fans. Other tentative plans call for an asphalt speedway and other improvements. - r if.-. J CANDIDATES i This quartet of aaaior leacuq freshmen are eandi dates for "rookie of the year" honors. Left to tight they are Earl .Torgesea of the Braves. Sam Mela af tho Ked Sox. Jack Lohrko af the GUnU aad Eddie Erantt of tho Reds. Toteooo Lohrko aad Eraatt are former Western Iatemallona.1 leaguers, Erautt having pitched for Salem la 1I4Z. West, Neist Cain Berths Cincy Pounds Giants, 9-3 Hartung in 1st Lo; HoVox, QiUox Split aty tho Aas acta ted Preea Rookie Cliff Ha flung ut!re1 his first defeat of Uo season and tho New Yotk Guno found themsolves shoring Ue " KaUonal league's top-spot with'Co 12 Chicago Cubs a the Cuwinnatt Reds belted tho Ottmen. t-2. Tho Reds pounded Hartung for 12 hits In eight tnnirgs atnor.f Cera homer by Eddie Lukon and L4- die Miller. Ilartutvc himself homered for the Gia&ls. llowio Polletfs 10th frame single gave tho St. Louis Cardinals a a-4 de cuTlDn over tho Brooklyn Dorers and also netted Pollett tut Jrd mound triumph of U year. Tho PitU burgh rirales dropped, U Boston Braves, 4-2. with Earl Torgesoa doublirvg In a run for the Braves to up his RBI total to 27. In tho American loop's orJy games tho Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox split a duub'e- beader, tho Bosox grabb.r.g t4 . opener, 0-2. on tho seven-Kit hurling c-f Dave Ferrias, and Lvo Chicagoans -taking the n jhtcip, a-5. PraUdelphaa trtznmexl U Louis, -J. AMOUCAX LKACITX (Tim game) hoeaa OSS 3S O 8 Cirr . . oao fr.-a 1 S rinlsi tM TeMarlu.. aner. lirani -fi aWnrrh ( oed TrMO. st l a o t Murage IWaS III Kluvrvf tit af4 Psrwe: GClp. Cm rot. kta tuber re tl mm Feller In Nose-Dive CLEVELAND, June V6D-Dariag the OertUad spriax training season there waa much speculation by base kail writers and others eiooo to tho elab aa to who would pitch for tho Indiana after Bob Feller. Lately that eacsUoa has been revised ta -who will relieve Feller?- Afler dropping the season opener against tho Caicago Whito Sox. the tribe fire bailer notched three straight shutouts. Then a recession occurred. Boh has failed to finish his last five aUrte aad now has an uadistlngasshd roeord of flvo wino aatd aa many looses. Bob's sadden decline followed publication of has book. "Strikeout Story," aad caused soma to suggest tho rigors af too many auto trash parties la book stores had affected hht pttckLsvf. Feller discounted that. theory sjolto effectively by tasalug a one hit shutout at the Boston Ked Sox tho day after his moot strvau ens autograph party. For tho first time In his career Feller became tho target of tho local boo birds In one of his recent losing appeexancet, 'Gaily', Stymie Jump Earnings NEW YORK, Junk W. L. Brann's Gallorctte. running on PORTLAND. Ore., June I-OV Professionals Harold West, Port land, and Ted Neist. Walla Walla. Wash., qualified today for the U. i her favorite track, outlasted Mrs S. Open golf tournament as they j E. D. Jacobs' Stymie and the paced 13 other pros nd one arna- I Warbern stable's Mongoneo to teur in the Pacific Northwest , day in a three-war Dhoto finish playoff. West shot a one-over par 71 74 145 to share the lead on the rain soaked par 72 Waverley Country club course with Ted Longworth, Portland pro, who Novice's Luck KANSAS CITY, June t-VPv-Miss Martha Diets. Olympla, Wash., was Just walking around the Swope Park golf course with a playing companion for the exercise when she decided she'd like to tryr to hit a ball just for the fan of It. Handed a No. 1 Iron, she missed on her first swing. She dldnt do any better on the second try. But on the third the ball sailed right ta the green, 125 yards away, and rolled into the cup. . Softy Meet Tonight Officials and sponsors of the t?ity softball league will hold a meeting at the YMCA at 8 p. m. tonight. Discussion will cen ter about the - opening of the summer eampalaa aa Jane Is. .All Interested parties are urged to attend. I US I WL Pet. W L l"ct. Bremertn 34 15 .84 Tacoma 24 23 .311 Spokane 23 18 368 Vancouver 30 23.444 Victoria S8 22 342Taklma II 23 .391 Salem 28 23 J31j Wenachee IS 33 .313 Sunday results: At Wenatchee 1-13. Salem 0-10. At Tacoma 2. Vancouver 7 (second game rained out). At Brem erton 3-1. Victoria 2-3. At Yakima- Spokane rained out. COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS W L Pet. W L Pet Oakland 38 28 .5834 Sacra mnto 31 33 .484 San Fran 38 28 M3 San Diego 28 33 .AS Los Ancls 39 2S .5471 Seattle 21 32 .458 Portland 23 29 .4Sl! Hollywod 27 3 .438 Sunday results: At Portland-Seattle rained out. At Oakland 1-8, Hollywood 7-1. At Los Angeles' 8-1, San Francisco 11-8. At San Ciego S-O, Sacramento 8-3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday "a results: At New York 3. CincinnaU t... At Boston 3. Pitts burgh 4. At Brooklyn 4. St. Louis S U0 innings), tuniy games scneauieai AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. W I Pet. Detroit 24 14 .633 Philadelp 19 20.487 New Yrk 21 17 A33 Washingt 18 19 .457 Clevelan 1 6 1 S .5 1 6 Chica go 19 23 .452 Boston 20 20 .500 Rt. Louis 15 22 .405 Yesterday's results: At Chics so 2-8. Boston 8-5. At St. Louis 3. Philadel phia 8. (Other games postponed.) W L Pet. W L Pet. New Yrk 22 18 379 Pittsburg 18 19 .45 Chk-aro 22 16 379 Cincinnai IS 23 .4.19 Boston 22 18 350 Philadelp 17 23 .425 i Brooklyn 21 18 338.SL Louis 16 23 .410 to capture the Queens county hajv, dicap at the opening of Aqueduct. By her triumph Galloretto ad vanced to 19th place among the turf's money winners with $29,- 185. Stymie's second place declined the trip In favor of i brousht him 14 000 and save him Neist Neist came in with 73-73 . bank roll of 1S48.423 as com- 14S. nai ! tr Whlrlawav'a record Other results included: Jim isai mi nusseii, aaiem, .i-.o 132 Local Golfers Slate Eugene Salem golf clubber, following up on their recent series with Corvallis, Sunday moot a Xugono squad here. One team of 10 swingers will represent the local J club with, action on the South river road course to be over the! ll-hole route and cocnpetlUoQ to be of match play nature. A re turn go at Eugene is set for lator n the summer. Oregonians In the Majors B R H O A E RBI first game: Pesky, Red Sox Second game: Pesky. Red Sox - I 1 1 3 6 0 0 Smith Speaker At Commencement LEBANON. June 2Dr. G. Herbert Smith., president of Wil lamette university, will bo com mencement speaker Wednesday night when a class of 105, largest in the history of Lebanon high school, receive diplomas. Bac calaureate services for the class of 105 students were held Sun day night. Tho Rev. John Houer of the local Baptist church was the speaker and the Rev. Harry Rarey, president of the minis terial association, presided. Brooks. May 27 BROOKS Grade school com mencement was held Tuesday. May 27, when diplomas were given Charles Fitzgerald, Wanda Earls, Esther Ingermanson, Billy Berry, Iris Hillyer, Searing Horn- beck, Charles rinley, Kathleen White, Robert Steckline. LaVern Davis, Richard Cowan. Marlene Henny, Pauline Earls, Carol Rus sell and Nona Rse Morrow. The Rev. Lloyd Anderson was the speaker. Presentation of di plomas was by Sam Ramp, school director. Annual school picnic was held Wednesday with a ball game later. Woodcock Tour Eyetl LONDON. June 2 -TV Tom Hurst, manager of Bruce .Wood cock, said tonight ho would leave for the U. S. next month to ar range a boxing tour for the Bri tish heavyweight champion be ginning in October. "There is no question of Woodcock's meeting Joe Louis or Joe Baksi In the states," Hurst said. "He Is making the trip to gain experience which he would not get in England bo- fore taking on the top men." North Howell Pupil Make Plan- for Fall , NORTH HOWELL All mem bers of the eighth grade gradua tion class here expect to go to high school next falL Janice Jack son will attend Mt. Angel. Arletha Meye and Junior Howe west Sa lem Bible school. Edward Pfau and Earl McCollum, Gcrvais and Lorraine Schaap and James Moullet Silverton. Expert Painters Are Now Available Now la tha flrna to do raaldan Hal and Ladaa trial rcrlnflnj. Fro aaUmotoa. Polk Centennial Seeks Fiddlers for Contest DALLAS A call has gone out from the Dallas chamber of com merce to all old-time fiddlers to get out their fiddles and practice for the Old-Time Fiddlers' con test to be held during Polk coun ty centennial July 25. Ted Cooper has appointed Fred West, Paul Bollman and Elmer Parke as a committee to promote the feature. Prizes will be given for the best fiddling. If 19 ATTEirnon LOGGERS 'i-Inrh Logging Chains Now Available Capital Bargain House 145 Center SL .e on o-.a-a f at. Uus io oas obo-3 S a MeCohsat. Sevaee tSl asi riwM mm4 lor iv. NATIONAL U-A.CXT ObcwmU e is OM 0 14 I aew Taeh . SO 810 1)43 U 8 Wallers ood Lomonste; Kartwrvg, Astdre o fl s4 Cansir PtttaOwrgW m4 S- IIS 4 II 1 svw-e tse ee oca j t a Se-rs a. Itemr. and SuUsb: S Jntirsssy. Lanfi-K Mil 4 St. Lo Via S3 8 I a tofelra 10 antUnnt PW and ' 4 ii a a-4 I Bras Kieo !: u. tt. coeey (11 and fceoora. aArrraTT tvixs PITT5 BURGH. June -.j-y-Sleepy - Looking Doll Ra Party of btiiw-ukeo knocked Cut Dnc oey Lay of PtuUdelplua hero to night la 2.57 f the eighth round of their ochodulod 10-round roaia event at Zlric arena. Harritl"c Hits Move9 Rumor CHICAGO. June 2 CIV WiU Harridge. American league presi dent said today he know of no basis for any rumor that some American league clubs were now dissatisfied with their present ci ties and contemplated moving to the west coast. Harridge said all league clubs had a "big" season last year and apparently ere beaded towards another boom (SMtT SA.ID MV CAT WU2 1 tv SO X TCS.9 HCA VMC7 HOAM4y PW-i r- J TT 340 Court SL fh. till P--- 3 CoWxa. 1 1 t ( 1 4 inmsniG a sick cm? let lodeq's auto Donons "cunE" rr nom If yoor ear Is nasi tally la tba garage far raira . . . If yonYe anrstavg It aloag. boptag H win bold oat a few anera day . . . trt Loder Broa. expert nsecbaalea free M a tboesatb eWea-ap and restore It to flrst-elaw eandltlsn. Bring It ta now! 1-DAY SLAVICS . SERVING SALEII MID VICnUTY FOQ 19 YEARS