Spokane Club
Changes Hands
Ryan, Lamar Purchase
Indians front Collins
SPOKANE, Sept. 2WP)-The
Spokane Indians base-bill team,
which finished .001 out of -first
tlce in Ih Western International
lea (Me this ea?ori. has been sold
to John (Budcy) Ryan of Sacra
mento. Calif., and J. Lamar But
ler of Lo Angeles.
Sam W. Celling, Indian owner,
announced toc.ay that the Cali
fnrnians had purchased the In
dians and Ferris field in Spokane.
He did not divulge the price.
Ryan, who managed the Wenat
rhee Chiefs in 1946 and earlier
thu year said he would manage
the Indiana next year. The deal
la subject to approval of W. I.
L directors and' the city of Spo
kane which t:!l holds an interest
in Ferris fieid.
There was no immediate an
no in cement whether the new
owners would continue the
"working agreement" with the
Brooklyn 'Dodgers under which
Spokane operated this season.
1'NWCA Fixe Rules
SEATTLE, Sept. 20 -(ft- The
Pacific Northwest Golf associa
tion settled the issue of . who
would be entitled In the future
to compete for the asKociation's
amateur title toy voting elimbil
ity to any golfer who is rated
a an amateur under the rules
of the U. S. Golf association or
thoe of the Royal Canadian Golf
association.
Fix Named
PORTLAND, Sept 20 - fP -
El don Fix was named athletic
director at Lewis and Clare coi
leg? today, succeeding the late
Hatty Mathews. ,
F:x, University of Oregon
graduate, has been director of
physical education and coach of
basketball and track. The college
announcement said he would re
tain his previous positions.
Viks Included Among Stale's
Early Prep Pigskin Standouts
By The Associated Press
A dosen teams stood In
Oregon high school football to
day; after the first fall weekend
of the season.
There were Grant, the defend
ing state efcaraplons,and Klamath
Falls, who battled to a 20-29
deadlock, the tying score coming
In the Isst minute of play when
HaUback Pat Duff of rortland
plunged, to his third touchdown
and then plunked ever his sec
ond conversion.
-There waa Medford. which
walloped Franklin of Portland.
2C-S.
The Dalles was drawing at
tention In district 1. The Col
umbia river team scored Its sec
end consecutive victory, the lat
est a 32-21 win over Bend. Pen
dleton challenged The Dalles' po
sition in district 1 with a 14-0
decision over Milton-Freewater,
In western Oregon there were
Salens. IS-14 winner over Roose
velt of Portland: CorvalUa, 31-0
conqueror of Springfield; and
Newberg which downed Lincoln
of Portland, 25-2.
The weekend also saw Wash
ington of Portland t r o n n e e
Grants Pass, 2-: Marshfleld
defeat Reeds port, 26-7: Albany
measure North Bend. 32-t: Mil
waukle swamp Forest Grove,
25-t; MeMlnnvillc down Gresh
am. 21-0; St. Helens trim Ore
gon City, 13-0; and Astoria drub
Seaside. 24-1.
In games with Washington
teams, Hood River lost to Long
view, 30-6, and West linn fell
before Camas, 31-7.
Kentucky Upset, Texas
j Villanova Impressive!
NEW YORK, Sept. 2(-( A) -foothill still was in the practice stage
at a majority of the country's colleges but already they ore waiting
for next year at Kentucky, whose gridiron Wildcats were bounced in
a strenuous Southeastern conference opener by Mississippi, 14 to 7
today.
The Mississippians, sparked by
an aerial battery of Charley Con-
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ended the hopes of the Kentuck
ians for a conference title before
the season began.
The lopsided victories chalked
up for Iowa, Villanova, Texas A
Sc M, Clemson, Arkansas end
Texas followed the pre - game
script although the ease with
which Villanova racked up its 60
to 0 verdict over Kings "point
give semblance of truth to the
rumors that Army may topple
next Saturday when the Phila
delphia Wildcats are guests.
Texas, with the great Bobby
Lane operating out of the "T"
spilled Texas Tech, ,33 to 0
equalling the icore of a year ago.
Coach Eddie Anderson, whose
Iowa Hawkeyes are regarded as
the i big nine darkhorse, turned
his squad loose in drubbing North
Dakota State, 59 to 0.
Arkansas showed no decline
from its southwest conference
championship pace of last-; year
by annihilating Northwest Louis
iana State, 64 to 0. Texas A & M
bounced past Southwestern of
Texas, 48 to 0. Iowa State Teach
ers burned out in the final period
of their game with Iowa State nnd
the big six club won, 31 to 14.
Missouri, another big six power,
polished off St Louis, 19 to 0.
(Three leadtrs
In each
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Walker. Phillies .... 140 514
Williams, Red Sox - 150 507
McCoaky, Athletics 130 SIS
Pesky. Red Sox 140 S17
Kiner, Pirates 139 541
Elliott, Braves 145 53S
CiUn. Reds 124 393
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121 1T4 Mi
74 171 J31
103 103 jan
115 110 J14
93 100 J14
60 123 J14
Runs batted in: National league:
Mice. Giants. 137; Kiner. Plrotas. 134;
Cooper. Giants, 118. American league
Williams, Red Sox, OS; Doerr. Red
Sox, M; DiMafgio. Yankees, 94; Hen
rich. Yankees. 94.
Home runs: National league Mire.
GlanW. 50; Kiner, Pirate. SO; Mar
shall. Giants. 30. American league
WUIiams. Red Sox, 30; Gordon. In
diana. 29; Heath. Browns. 27.
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Saints, 18-0
LACEY, Wash.. Sept. 20 -(vP)
Linfield college of McMinnville,
Ore., defeated St. Martin's 18
to 0 here tonight in their opening
non-conference football game.
Linfield of the northwest con
ference scored in the second per
iod and twice in the fourth
against its Winco circuit oppo
nent, in a, game which was de
layed by numerous penalties and
which wag more closely contest
ed than the score Indicated. Lin-
neias line plan was its main
margin of superiority.
FAN DIES
PORTLAND, Sept. 20 - (JPt -
Ball fan Leroy O. Lewis, 54. of
Cottage Grove, collapsed while
watching the ortland and Oak
land Pacific coast league baseball
pronounced dead on arriving at
a hospital here. The coroner's of
fice attributed the death to a
heart attack
Penn Staters
Smash Cougars
HERSHEY, Pa.. Sept. 2M;p
Penn State's football team, with
a raft of speedy backs operating
behind a big, well drilled line,
smothered Washington State, 27
to 6, tonight. A crowd of about
14,000 braved a drizzly rain to
see the first big intersectional
game of the 1947 season. Larry
Joe, Wallace Triplett and Joe Co
lone were outstanding among
Penn State's numerous ball car
riers. Coach Bob Higgins sent a for
midable array of fast, smooth
working backs, into action, and
they executed plays that had
Washington State completely be
wildered. Working behind a line that more
than held its ovn with the husky
forwards from the Pacific Coast,
these backs had little trouble rip
ping off long gains, once the Nit
tany machine swung into action.
Gaels, Pilots
Tangle Today
OAKLAND. Calif.. .Sept. 20-0)
St. Mary's Gaels, with Hawaiian
Herman Wedermeyer as the big
gun, fire the first salvo of their
1947 football campaign tomorrow
against the University of Port
land Pilots. A capacity crowd of
20.000 is expected.
Prime favorites nd greatly
strengthened over last season, the
Gaels also will have another star
from Honolulu, Charles (Spike)
Cordeiro, returned from army
service. With Wedemeyer, seek
ing all America laurels again at
left half, and Cordeiro at right
half, St. Mary's has one of the
most versatile backfield combin
ations in the west
The Pilots will start seven
sophomores but Will outweigh the
gaels considerably in the line.
Navy9 Husky
Scriim9 Even
SEATTLE, Sept. tO--Navr'a
Middles and the 1'nlversity of
Washington Huskies hooked up
today In a klng's-X football
scrimmage with nothing at stake
but prestige and came out all
even In -the very unofficial scor
ing column.
Each team and about JO play
ers were used by each during
the three and a quarter hours of
play pushed over five touch
downs. Navy showed up in full regalia
with sparkling gold helmet and
blue Jerseys but Washington
worked In Its practice , uniforms
of dull grey without even wear
ing numbers. This perhaps was
Intended to confuse any scouts
from the University of Minnesota,
which Is Washington's opening
opponent next week at Minneapolis.
hot rnosriccT
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 20
(A)- Scout Joe Devine of the
New York Yankees announced
today he had signed Robert Day,
20, catcher, whom he described
The Stotoorram. Salom. Oregon. Sunday. SopL 21. 1847 -IS
as one of the finest prospects he
had uncovered In years.. Day, a
180-pounder, wilt report to the
Yankees' Kansas City American
association club next spring.
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Kansas Frogs Tie
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 20 -(X)-The
Kansas Jayhawks and Tex
as Christian university Homed
Frogs lost their opening football
battle to the rain and mud here
tonight as the two teams battled
to a scoreless tie before 15,000
rainsoaked fans.
Oregonians
In the Major
Pesky, Red Sox
Second -game 4
Doerr. Mod Sox 4
Second game a
Cordon, Indians 4
Second game 4
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by Martin Hlmelahack and ridden
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featured sixth race at Portland
Meadows tonight and pay mut
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