,0 Th Stat man Saltm, Oregon, Thursday. Tun 12, 1947
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VI AVE SPLITTEBS: These three outboard aces will compete Saturday In the Portland Rose Festival
races in Portland harbor. From left to right the pilots are Hockey Stone of WUlamina, Howard Nel
Min of Portland and Harry Eyerly of Salem. Eyerly. president of the Oregon Outboard association
a third place in the Clans C event of the Hearst trophy races at Long Beach. CaL, last year.
Boat Races Due in Festival
Ontboard motor boat races
will share the billing la the
Portland Rose festival Ka tarda jr.
the races to be held In Portland
harbor. Thirty to forty hot shot
drivers from the Pacific Coast
states and Idaho will compete,
according to Charles Shirley, Jr,
Oregon City, regatta chairman
of the association. One of the
racers will "be Harry Eyrrly of
Salem who Is president of the
association and last year winner
of third place In the Class V
-racing runabout event of the
Hearst trophy races at Ienc
Beach. Calif. Eyerly h now lead
ing the field In the Pacific
Northwest Class C service division.
Other racers expected to ap-
pear Sa tarda r Inclodo Hacker
SUnr, ace driver front Willi
mina; Howdy Murray. Albany;
Bad Yea pie. Oregon tilt; Art
Godfrey. N a an pa. Ida.: IJn Key
and Hill Rankin. Seattle: W liber
McDonald. Coos Bay: Marv Mr
Kleer. Spokane: Al Benson.
Seattle; Joe Rhodes. Kiamath
Tails, and Howard NeHon. Port
land. Inelnded In the Portland
show still be a pleasure boat
parade by ! boaU; an Inter
collegiate crew race between
crews from Oregon Slate and
the C. of Washington, water ski
demonstrations snd hale boat
races.
National Open Starts Today;
Pirates Slow Giants' Surge!
Iloiiaii, Locke I i Oils' Circuit
Co-Favorites
166 Swinger Kraily
To Chi in (Jir
Tige
rs Mand Senators 6-3
Defeat to Deadlock Series
Ninth Inning
Rally .Halted
Kollitt' Along
By Jerry Stone
Sinovich Gets Loss;
Locals Still in 3d
a
With the Misters of Maul apparently calling it qaJta locally for
the summer, youse guys with recurrent and strong- seizures of fistic
fever in other words you fans should be able to look back over
the bouts of the past campaign and chirp: "Well done, Mister Sal
keld. well done." The underlying melody's carried pretty well
throughout the schedule a melody of kids trying their hardest, of
Joes-who weren't too much under or ever-matched. Of course
there's been a sour note to Intrude raucously at odd times which, after
"i ''K '' ' J' I-
TEX SALKELD
all. has to be expected. And then
occasionally there could be heard
the low. deep basso -which would
be Mklnh Salkeid growling at
some of those anemic gates which
occur with Irritating frequency
hereabouts. But the broad picture
'haa been harmonious enough,
which means credit is due Tex
as well as the glove swingers.
Well all be looking forward to
nest fall when Harry Levy ring
the curtain up once more with
his familiar "In this cornah "
And. incidentally, one lad
whose gonna be disappointed at
temporary shelving of the ring
sport is Jim Brock. The big guy
has been training faithfully for
the pat several months, priming
for his debut in the local ring.
Brock, as we mentioned some
time back, really takes the
punchin' game seriously and
. m e Knn he"ll Ke a. familiar fir.
re at the ol' armory next winter. YonTl like 1m. ...
Hilly Bounce Hack
Comeback deluxe: That of Billy Sullivan who is one of the main
stays of the Pittsburgh Pirates' catching corps, after five solid years
of inactivity. Billy performed for Cleveland, the Chicago White Sox
and Detroit Tigers during the '30s. Now don't query, "Who's Sulli
van?' Surely you guys of any years at all remember that smiling
Irish kid, sire of a great ball player, who played with the old Salem
semi-pro Senators under Frisco Edwards in the Oxford park days.
That was Mr. Billy, though he was a flrst-sacker then. . .'. Inter
esting to note, too, that Billy and Hammerln' Hank Greenberg are
great pals. The two gents roomed together while In Detroit livery
and both Sully and Hank counted It a stroke of fortune they they
eould renew associations on the Pirate club. Yep, they're roommates
again. ...
Here and There
Ralph Caley la back again with a coaching berth in the Junior A
ball loop, and his son, Eldon, a talented chucker. Is also ready for
another season's duty but not under Pa. For several years now
the luck of the draw has separated 'em. We've a hunch though that
Ralph'U be rooting just as hard for his yearling, even though the
kid is wearing the wrong uniform, ... And Mistuh Art Hurlburt of
Mayflower was getting envious glances after he drew, in two straight
tries, a pair of the juniors' top chuckers Caley and BUI Amen. . . .
John Varley. one of the king-pins of the Salem links staff. Is hoa-
piUlited with an appendectomy. . . . Thirst for athletics Isn't alone
confined to youths of male vintage. We've a concrete argument
there for here's the No. 1 evidence. Fourteen-year-old Alice Lehman,
after winning the coveted LaMoine Clara scholarship award at Les
lie junior high with its accompanying lit, was asked what she was
going to do with the prise dough. No lacy accoutrements of femi
ninity, no frivolous formats, no sparkling adornments for Alice. She
vowed she was coins to buy a baseball glove with that ten bucks.
. . . End of sn era: Bob Schwartz, skipper of the Papermaker soft
bailers, reveals that Hank Singer, after many years of fruitful hurling
chores, will forsake the mound for infield duties this campaign.
Hank's passed his peak as a chucker, but he'a always been capable
of belting that pill. ....
TACOMA, June ll-(Special)-
Nipping a last inning threat in the
bud, and bunching their 11 hits
effectively, the Tacoma Tigers
trimmed the Salem Senators, 6-3,
here tonight to even the clubs'
Western International league se
ries at one game apiece. The So
lon s held onto third place in the
standings, thoiigh the fourth-place
Victoria Athletics moved within,
half-a-game of that slot by win
ning tonight.
The Tigers put away the game
with a trio of two-run innings off
Dick Sinovich, who Went the route
for the Salems and suffered his
seventh loss against three wins
Alter the solons had taKen an
early, lead with one in the third
as Al Spaeter singled home Marty
Krug, the Tacomas pushed over
a pair in the 4th and two more in
the 5th. The final Tiger tallies
came in the 8th on Bob Hedding
ton's two-jun homer.
Jack Wilson's crew punished
the plate for a duo in the 7th on
four hits off Carl Shapely, and
had their rally going' in the
ninth uVin uritH torn nut TCill
Beard singled and Sinovich andl
Spaeter walked to load the bags.
Mel Nunes' force-out ended things.
The teams meet again tomor
row night.
Salem Tacoma .
BHOA BHOA
Krug.l 3 3 OTedschijn S 0 1 0
Spaeter 4 2 1 2 JoraU.r 110 0
Nunes ,3 S 11 1 2 StetterJ 3 13 2
Moore.r 2 0 1 0 Kuper.c 451
Kubiak.1 3 0 1 0 Paton.l 4,213 0
Sumers.m 4 12 0 Hednrtn J 4 1 0 S
Petemon 4 1 S 1 Miller 4 0 17
Beard. c 4 2 3 2 DonovanJ 3 14 3
Sinovic.p 3 0 1 SShapley.p 2 10
Wit.
W L Pel. WI.Pcl
Bremertn 33 IB .MS Tacoma 2 27 491
Spokane 32 22 .593 Vancouver 23 27 S1
Salem 29 23 .337Yaktma 21 31 .404
Victoria 30 27 .32 Wenache 17 37 J1S
Last night' results: At Tacoma s.
Salem 3; at Vancouver 13. Wenatchee
Sactos Pound
Portland, 8-0
Bevot Futile Before
Frcilas' 2-IIit Job
SACRAMENTO. CilU.. June 11
-0P)-Tony Freitas pitched a tw. o
hitter here tonight to beat Port
land 8-0 and gie Sacramc-nto So
lons two straight in the Iu il.r
Coa?t league enc. A home tun
by Joe Marty paced a 13-hit So- m.irk;lle agreement that the win
Ion attack. ncr of the 72-hole me!l p'ay
rrUaa4 Saerameal r)air prohably would be either
BHOA n H OA Bobby lxcke, the South Afriran
Ratio. 3 0 1 IRaimer m $ 4 0 frn.vation. or Little Hen Hngan.
ST UHMS COUNTHY CLt'n.
ST LOUIS. June 11 The bat
tle of the club ended fitly ami
cably today, with the US C.olf
avoriation a clean and ctnpldt-ent
victor oer the rtofr- nmal. and
a fu Id t Ift6 player from every
yxtion if the country prepared to
tec off tonvtri'W in te National
0w-n at the St lnji Country
rlul.
S.nie of the -i.fr -lotiN were
ttt.t ! l.ppy 1 dirty - nine of
them, by i ffiriil count, had Iweti
reiuired by the t'.lfing father
t ither to "tone-dfivi n" their ll'cl
iron club fct- or to throw them g
out entirely. Hut all of them, in- S
cluding'defendmg champion Lloyd j
Mangrum. had compiled with the i
rule one way or the other, and
their bag were slotted with lily-
uK.t. ifnil.nMlc
In between an frrannil grum-
ble at the "tough" attattide r-f the
U S C, A . the player oicrd re-
. mi
c
r
L
Socks in Vain
tlrooV Ixwr, T:rr
Split; Yanks SrlWL
tr ftmt tt U 17 rf.
net t4 the New Ycrk C.at.a
ynu'te gx 4 W u-t Un- Ao tt rt
V-Wty f trtrtr iti, rici at
r e t-frl y a l'- P.t'.4iT
r,(at tacr4 t itfuc1 ith
-7 margin nr Crtrirn.
4t 1S fart tt.at "n l
hit fVn C'urV. 4-4 T
Gtr,t 'rin1 dd it -:. ti
rxeners tmn y s;:a-t1 ?4.r.;l
a-wl N ( ty iir-y M.i T
CHt" Nttirir.al Wf. Ve-4 t.1
rut y t ft-T41yr. Da'fr
hwwexl U Orciwi. - t',
Ray aluelirt b'-!l r!ns
cW.I4e O- e-Uir.g tio T l..l.
de'iU l.ils bet t $: Lu
Card. 5-4. sod is O .
itwv im m-er h"'jc-. 4-0 M
In tb Arrwt k an i m-1 t De
trrt Tgets t-.'rte"1 te
Virata A. T-l. tn t f.?t l.:t
of a tt-CHll Injt o-o: tt
i ltig-U-ap. 4-4J. a rta r4w Cl
J j Shieb. rt.uctirf h Ir, t.sl ir.
. I r league game. Wfi t'm
'v , J with rit., T Tr-rs
at Victoria B. Spokane 2; at Brem
erton 4, Yakima 2.
Smilh.l 4 0 1 NlionJ 4 0 I I
Wener.m 3 110 Mesner J 4 0 2 1
Storey J 3 0 3 1 Mrt .1 I 1
Reich.r 3 0 0 0 Zlpay.l 3 3 0
Vico.I 3 1 14 1 Ftirzo.r 8 3 4 0
Silver e 3 0 3 1 Fernadve 3 0 3 0
Radlvch J 3 0 13 Well 4 0 13
COAST I.EAC.l F. j DiBial.p 10 11 riciUn.p 1 I S 1
WLPrt. W I. Pet. ' Dobbins 10 0 0
San Fran 40 31 .343 Sacramnto 33 34 493 , Moore p 0 0 0 0
Von Anils 441 33 .348 San Diego 33 3S 4!S7 Go r bo Id 10 0 0
Oakland 37 32 .S3 Hollywod 33 3S 45S
Portland 31 31 .300 Seattle 30 38 441
the former Texan hn w far ha
been denied this greatest cf
American golfing prie
The two were ro-fa orite at
ony 4-to-l agaifttt to lake the
$2000 firt prire.
TALTNTTD
Lcse (s
rtraa w k
l..mt4 llip V. 1. -. lu
t-ttrma. al. ' " -r " -
e&lftM with O- r.l.t f . V.
I. IS M4TUI Al.
West Savsmttag
Last nicht's results: At Sacramento
. Portland 0: at Seattle 4. Oakland 3;
at Hollywood 9. Los Angeles 3; at San
Francisco 4, San Diego 3.
Totals 2S 2 24 17 Total VI 13 2
Batted for DiBiai in Slh.
Batted for Moore in Sih
Portland ono or ooo - 0
Sacramento V0 71f jri a
Pitcher IPAB R H ER PB SO Vv P
DiBiaM & 13 4 10 4 3 0 1
Moore 3 II 2 3 0 0 0 0
AMERICAN I.F.Ar.l'E
WLPct. WLPct
fl:4 Sif 14t a l k aa a at
"f iFrelU. 9 28 0 2 0 1
aw a v a .- a v, c c striva I i i i
Boston 24 22 .522 Washlnstn 20 23 .444
Philadelp 23 24 .310 St. Louis 20 2 433
Yesterday's results: At Detroit 7-0.
Philadelphia 1-4: at Chicane 3. New
York 2 111 innings): at Cleveland 0.
Boston 3: at St. Louis 2, Washington 4.
Coast Schools
Handed Fines
fame- with the ! l.t at n
Yotk Yankee Ul aa ll-irif
frit A rV-&n - twa
Asertea-8 U ' Frark She. rf New Y.ts.
things iW.t the gassw slsre kia ,uffrt r .th 4rvr
arriTsI la tas ewsiatry. will W ,..,, ,.. r
Fr1 Sfi tr ir".rr-l r iart.
1-0 r-d WaKrjfn d mjw-j 5 L
1ji. 4-J
He f Ike fatwrHe ta la Na-
tUal Chs. aUrUng ThwrWar
si t. Ia. Lache Kaa a i er
as est II 044 aer week la gU
esmlags aartag kts rWil tatts
far.
Errors none, l-ft on nar
Portland 2. Sacramento 10 Tvko bae
I hits Ramsey. Zipay. Freita Three
I base hit Marty. Home run -- Ram
sey. Stolen bases Riuo, Fernande.
Freitas. Ramsey. Runs batted in -
Marty. Zipay. Ramsey 3. Well. Fret
; tas. Double plays Well to Nelon
' to Zipay. Time -- 1 59 Umpire -
, Cordon. Mutart and Sommer. Atten-
NATIONAI. l.EAGl'E
WLPct. WLPct
N.wAWb W 1Q SfiT Dl.il.J.lnl. 1 1CI
Brooklyn 27 21 53 Cincinnati 23 28 .4.M (
Chicago 26 21 .5U St. Louis 20 27 .42 !
Boston 27 22 .351 Pittsburgh 20 27 .42 ! Oakland 000 010 004-3 10 3
Yesterday- results: At New York Seattle onl joo loo 4 7 2
7. Pittsburgh 8: at Philadelphia 8. St. : Gaaway. fpw 'J'- T. HafeT .
Louis 4: at Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati 3: nd Raimondi Secil. Ren 9i. R.pple
Babe Reaches
English Finals
CULLANT, Soot land. June IL-Ji-Mrv
Pa be Dtrikarn Zahar
las. the fe-mmine golfing machine
frtm Denver. Co-or ado. dtcveard
putted her ijr Into Ihe finals ef
the Hritifh women's amateur gf
t hampKeih:p loday and became
a rr"re tax r i te to n the title
fw the United States for the firrt
One rf the r.'.rtett esurp'.e c
velvet It trat cf a l4'h ij tury
eer.brde-red rag in 1 1- or :g-
of Mnjnl St- J4ry. CreterTe4,
rglarvl
Greco je
3 2 0 0
at Boston 0-2. Chicago 4-3.
LA to Argue
Major Status
ill and Hemsley.
Lo Anceles 07 Jon oi'l S a 1
Hollywood onl nrxi ar- 9 12 1
Adam. Dobeintc 11. 0rxun "i and
Sarnl. Yaylian. Greory 1S1 and Cart.
eron. San Diego (i out no 3 .1
San Francisco on l Wi 30 4 a r
SaJvo and Rice: Mrltrn. Rom ill
I and Leonard. OKrodowski Bi.
SUN VALLKY. Id.hn. June II
Ti All ten memler of the Pa
cific Coit ctnferer.ce vcre a
sesed fires for annj violation
of their o n athle'ic purity code
in an unusual riimax to the three
dy spring meeting concluded
here today.
The University f California at
Lo Angeles, conference fix.'t.il
champion lat vear. rirc- the
-tiffest tensity a f;r,e f.f $2 4oO
Its crot wn rival. So.jtr-em Cal- ilfrc tofnorrow
iforni.1. was .red 1 ec- Shting J9 holes in tMay
ond highet m.urt C'a'.ifoir.ia .i quarter - final and Kmi - f i n I
Berkeley was finer! $6.Sn Stanford round lr f trr-kr ueder rm
was wf'H a WK) cijUv t'n- femr c-n tie rugged Gul'.ane
ver-ity i f Oi rgtm. l.tnn. Wh- coorve. Mrs. Zaharvas f nt cc-
ir.ct'-n St.itr. $.tfiO. l'tiivrtity of epred bttle Ftarvces "Runty"
Washington. 1200. University of Stcf he-n. J and J. and then rjt-
Moi.tana. $125. University cf Ida- ed Jean Donald. V SotLsh
m
aaaaMMH
Expert
Paklcrx
Are Now
AaiUllr
If ow la clbm
to do resiien
Aal sxxkd tttdiaa
trial pals to .
Frss.
M
ho $125 nd Oregon Slate College
$25 00.
Totals 34 10 24 12 Totals 31 11 27 18
Salem 001 000 2003
Tacoma 000 230 02
Pitcher: Sinovlc, earned runs (
struck out by 3, bases on balls off 1;
Shapley. earned runs 2. struck out by
4. bases on balls off 4. Wild pitches:
Sinovic. Errors: Paton. Left on bases:
Salem S, Tacoma 4. Home runs: Hed-i
inrton. Three base hits: Kuper. Two
base hits: Nunes. Greco. Beard. Runs
batted In Spaeter. Kuper, Paton. Greco
(2). Beard. Krug. Hedington 42). Sac
rifice: Kukiak. Stetter. Shapley. Dou
ble plays: Stetter to Kuper. Time: 1:50.
Umpires: Dehaney and McDonald. At
tendance: 11.228
WACtitMrrnv T 11 m
Los Angeles' argument for a ma- 'aNGtlOllGl iaCQQUO
jor league baseball franchise will '
be laid before the meeting of1 Naitai i-estae
the baseball clubowners in Chi- Pittsburgh 7m aa oon a u
capo Julv 0 ImnarH J Rnar-h f ; New York SOU leo 20 7 4
the Los Angeles county board of
supervisors, said today President
Clark Griffith of the Washington
Senators invited him to attend the
big league meeting and present
the case for a weft coast franchise.
Meanwhile, the Columbus, O..
dispatch reported that a syndicate
headed by Postmaster General Cincinnati
Robert Hannrgan is completing a
deal for the purchase of the St.
Tars Improve
Ixkad Position
By the Associated Press
The Bremerton Bluejackets
added Another game to their
"Western international league lead
and pulled out of a losing etieak
as thev dumped the Yakima Stars
4-2 last, night, with Lefty Joe
Suftivan chalking up his 6th win
cf the year. The Victoria Ath
letics temporarily halted the top
spot bid of the Spokane Indians,
with fcn 8-2 win. behind the four
bit hul ling of newcomer Jim Arn
old. Jack Harshman paced the
Vies with a -homer, two doubles
and' a' single. The Vancouver
Capilanos i-mashed out a . 15-2
KUiy': over the la.st-plare We
natchee Chiefs, with the Cap at
tack featuring a pair of grand
lm homers by Manager Bill
Brenner and Outfielder Frank
Mullen..
Wenatchee . 000 000 Oil- 2 7 S
Vancouver 012 003 18 15 13 1
3
I
Ostermuellcr. Hifhe ill and Sulli
van: Jansen. Beers 2 . Ker.ned) 1C1.
Trlnkle ill and Cooper.
St. Louis 3ro inn ft 4 lo n
Philadelphia 5on ono no J 0
Pollet. Burkhait !i. ll.rk.nn 2.
Staley (Si and Her Gara(ir.la l.
Wilbur 1S1; Raffensheiter. Vhr-idt
i2l. Hushes 4i. Rne id and Sem-nick.
Indians Land
Cougar's Kramer
SPOKANE, - June IMAVWal
ly Kramer, star pitcher for the
Washington State college baseball
team, today signed a contract
with the Spokane Indians in the
Western International league,
Business Manager Denny Spel
lecy announced.
The 24-year-old Toppenish
right-hander will join the Indians
in Spokane Sunday for the open
ing game of the Vancouver series.'
SENATOR SWAT
ND AllStar
Club Selected
PULLMAN, Wash., June 11
(VP)- The Washington State and
Washington baseball team placed
three players erh the. official
northern division All-Star squad
selected in a poll of conference
coaches. Washington State offi
cials said today.
The All-Star team listed Wally
Kramer, Washington State, pitch
er; Frank Constantino. Washing
ton, catcher; Sammy White, Wash
ington, first base; Walter Kirsch,
Oregon, second base; Chuck Bray
ton, Washington State, third base;
Bud Fortier, Oregon State, short
stop, and Bob Santee, Oregon;
Bill Taylor, Washington, and Lar
ry Orteig, Washington State,
outfielders.
nri no4 non s ( 1
Brooklvn 00 1 010 rt?o 4 13 1
Riddle. Gun.bert nl lrrnrvn
Hat ten. Chandler i. Kina iii. Urn.
Louis Cardinals from the club's bardi ii and ri.rd
present owner, Sam Breadon. "If .
ik. w, i.. i. Firl iai..
uitr """'!." rjii.iivn.. i ius - ( hirato inroj
cessful," the dispatch said, "base- Boston oon ono ow
ball circles will immediately spec
ulate on the possibility of the Car
dinals moving to the west coast.
4 11
7
I.ade and Scheff :r. . Spahn. S John
son 3i and Mii.
Second fame:
Chicaeo not onl 5 ) j ft
Bostnn nrm non rro 7 7 1
Chipman. Kush ii and Mri'tilmuih
Cooper. Shoun 1 . Wrigl.t .i and
Mast.
Cvs Old Arm
Still Y earning
C1.FVI1.AND. Jane 11,1
lenUn Tre U) Vosjng. k
came ( af Ohta's hill In 4)
ansl In t2 sea teas respited a
string avf pitching V kUrtet w hleh
prebably never lll be sarnaeaest.
wanted le shew the fan In Cleve
land stadlnra teday thai "I ran
still threw nae arer the nan."
Etghly-year-atd . wha waa
Sll times daring hi career. e
refted the wHn ta lea ane fraen
Ihe meand daring a nee eh at
heme alale a he was hanared aa
"tr Yaang Itay." aat he dMn'l
gel la carry It aat. a alale t an
nlre Charlie FVerrr called "alay
ball."
trwampion. " and &.
Agaimt I!- talL f re--U dirf
TVabe in tnorTow"s Jg-ro'te f.nal
will go Jacx)uelirte Ca?on of
lnedon. a rdfing "urkno n."
343 Cossrl IX JV tTt
iron
American League
Amerlraa leaca
Filst fame.
Philadelphia Of! onn ofiA-
B H Pet.
Anderson 5 3 .4001 Nunes
Moore 1 IB 40 .336 Krug
Wilson 6 2 .333; Spaeter
Kubiak 174 58 .333! Bart
Beard 159 51 .321 Mossor
Summrs 156 47 .301 Lazor
Skeber 44 13 J29S Wyatt
and Brennex.
Spokane OOO 010 0103 4 3
Victoria . 011 022 11 8 12 0
Spitzer. Stevenson 181 and Bufflap;
Arnold. Kasparovitch l" and Anske.
Yakima 002 000 0002 - 6 3
Premerton 010 200 01 4 5 1
'Oait Wi'le''"n (5) and Phillips;
fullivan and Vol pi.
OirlV ! I'rut'lice
The Cvrly's Dairy Junior,
baseball club will practice on
Olinger field tonight at
'clock. All team members are
urged ta be an hand. -1
B H Pet.
173 45 MO
172 44.256
219 55 .256
110 27 .245
28 6.222
19 3.105
34 3 .088
9 0.000
0 0.000
Steers Enters
Coast Meet
DflDTI A VII r-.. T..n II 1
a uii 1 -., u unr 1 1 -m 1 e-nuadeipriia orl onn oftrt- 1 7 1
ls steers, one-time university uetrou no .no ru 7 n
of Oregon track ace and holder ' Mc ,han- t'oieman .81 and R"sar.
of the world s high jump record, i mV''
will compete in two coas-t meets Philadelphia nr dm fmn 4 a
this week under Multnomah Ath- Detroit im mi nm a 7 2
letic club colors. Steers, who re-' 1.frh,!h nd Gl,p,r ';. c..t.ica
turned to competition in the re- . ' n'1 wnr
. t -V A ATT : , I : . . ...
trill uirnuii rrt mtfiuiK. win rsew inn 700 ram non im J fi e
compete in the Southern Pacific i-hica on non onn 01 3 10 e
meeting at Los Angeles Friday rje" "1 mnYnrs"""" M"nr n1
night and at Berkeley Saturday '
mgni in me uacuic association iwwn 010 ntm mi 1 7
Table of Coastal Tides
Low
Time Water
11:57 ajn. 0.4
Tides at Taft. compiled by U. Coast
and Geodetic survey. Portland, ior
The Oregon Statesman
June High
Time Water
11 4:43 a.m. 4.8
6:57 p.m. 5.3
13 6:03 a.m. 4.3
7:33 p.m. 5 7
13 7:26 a.m. 4 3
8:08 p m. 6 1
14 8:45 a m. 4 3
8:46 p.m. 6 6 ,
15 9:57 a.m. 4 4
9.36 p.m. 7.0
11:00 a.m. 4 6
10:10 p.m. 7.4
11:58 a.m. 4.9
10:54 p.m. 7.7
12:52 p.m. S O
11:37 p.m. 7.9
1:46 p.m. 5 2
2.7
08
20
12
1.1
16
0 2
19
spor
Peterson 146 41 81EUason
Pitching:
W L SO W L SO
Wilson 2 0 5 Anderson 1 1 15
Mossor 7 3 72 Sinovlc 3 41
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Bomber Slates
Seattle Bouts
SEATTLE. June 11 -(A')- J
Louis will box two foes in exhi
bition matches here next Tues
day night.
Originally it was planned to
have one opponent for the cham
pion but Matchmaker Me! Ep
stein ' decided today that was too
much of a load for one fighter
so split the exhibition bout into
two sections.
Bill Petersen, big Chicago fight
er who has won two main events
nevciana onn non non n j
Harris. Ferris 181. Johnson 11 and
Partee; Emhree. Feller and Mejan
Washington 300 ion cin 4 a
St Louis lie onn nno 1 j
Wjrnn and Ferrell. Znldak. Moulder
ft) and Early
SG(?s Stale
Bogie Session
Fratare of the weekly Men's
clab gathering at a lens's CVolf
clab tanlght will be a Blind
Ragle session over the nine
hale route. A scheduled rUfle
teurnev was rained out last
week, lull handicap will be la
effect far Ihe novelty event,
with two holes detracted at the
finish.
Acting Tourney Director
Glenn Barrlght announces the
weekend fare to Be an 11 hole
Sweepstakes event.
Oregon Links
Sfjiial)l Boils
Portland. June n i- The
Oregon flolf HsmkijIiihi tj.y hid
only 20 Oregon Public Links' Coir
association players to the OCA
championship, despite the threat
of public links groups to boycott
the tourney unless 45 or its mem-
GOLF-
Practice Range
3.160 N. Portland .load
1 Vjf
here by knockouts, will get the bets were invited
Legion Plays Mac Nine
Oregonians
In the Major
B R H O A EKBI
Peskv. Red Sox . 4 0 0 1 2 0 0
Doerr. Red Sox 4 1 2 S 4 2 1
O'lOon. Indians .4002,500
Jfcnvtn. Giants, pitched today but
ksa not uedited. to huu. . ... . .
Anxious to return to action
after three straight postpone
ments and to their third straight
district two victory, Salrrns
Capitol Post No. 9 American Le
gion Junior baseballers will to
day take on the McMinnville en
try in a five o'clock game at Wa
ters park. The Macs have yet to
win a game in the district com
petition. Salem Is currently tied
for the district lead, with Wood-
burn, both teams being unde
feated. Coach Paul Selling will start
either Lefty Bob Funk or Leslie
Junior high Righthander Jim
Moore against the McMinnvilles.
The New berg team comes to Sa
lem for a game next Monday
afternoon. Other district games
due this week send Newberg to
Oregon City, Gresham to Silver
ton and Milwaukie to Wood-burn.
assignment for two rounds then
Tiger" Jack Fox of Spokane, thp
former light heavyweight cham
pion, will go two rounds.
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II DUafta? VIII !
Tho 20 public liiiksteis. all fiom
Portland, have until Fricl.iy to
decide whether they, will partici
pate or not.
RUGS & UPHOLSTERY
Goonod and Moth ProoJod
In Your Home
SALEM DURA CLEAN
SERVICE
Phono J7JI
Gra.iano SelK
Anotlirr rmu'tip
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t'HICACO. June !! V. K ky '
Graziano, New York middle
weight who meets Champion Tony
Zale in a 15-round title bout in ,
Chicago stadium July 16. arrived 1
Haas. Reds 45 17 21 80.a3Shel, tiday from M mj.hu vvheie,
Runs batted tn"T National lr.iue '-,t2 " '' "" k-yo over
Mize. Giants. 45; Marshall. Giant. 42: j Lddie Finai last night. C.raz
Torneson. Braves. 39. American league j iano raid he Would take his lirst
Keller. Yankees. 3. DiMaRilo. Yan- Workout tomorrow. He will leave ,
kees. 34; Stephens, Browns, 31; Wil-1 , . . . , . .
Uams. Red Sox. 31. Saturday for Toledo Ahcie he
Home runs: National leaiue Mie. ' will meet Jerry Fiorello of New
Giants. 1; Miller. Reds. 12; Marshall. York Monday in his last tuneuD
Giants .11 American ileaeue before lUrting final training for.
Muihn. Tigers. . Zl. 41 Court al sail laia
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Slaughter. Cardinals 48 IS5 2S 5S ..'
Walker. Phillies . 47 1S4 22 58 J54
Boudreau. Indians 40 144 23 SI -3M
DiMacglo. Yankees 4 175 33 HO 341
McUuuin. Yankees in n M 341
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