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SAN BERNARDINO. Calif,
March U -(A)- The St Leois
BrtwM, wh hare been sing
(lag tneir ppMMnU Into sab
mission, resorted U tight Bitch
lac and fine fielding U dw
the Ftttsburgh riratee today. 1
to . fee their tab straight
rW-lory.
Jm Oetrewskt. Bryan Steph
ens and Frank Macau eellsbo
rated ta a masterful pitching
exhibition, limiting the Corsairs
ta two bits.
waa4 ut Seattle ef the radfle
Coast leagne.
Weather permitting, Holly
wood will meat Laa Angeles at
Fnllerten tamarrew.
Uaan bat failed te get a man
heat.
n'HITTTEX. Calif, Mareh tt
(V)- Wet grennda forced cancellation-
af today's achedaled
exhleittea game between Holly -
SAN FRANCISCO. March 20
(AV Helaed along by Jaa Bre
vla'a 4S-feet homer ta the
eighth, the Far lite Caast leagaa
Saa Francisco Seala beat the
Chicago White Sax. 5 to 3. tn
an exhibition baseball game to
day. Tha WhlU Sax fathered It
hita eff CTWf MeUaa la the first
faar frames bat they couldn't
pat them terether ta make runs,
la tha fifth they hit safely six
OAKLAND. Calif.. Marcb tt
(P)- The Chicago Cube wen their
second straight came from Oak
land af the Pacific Caast league
today, I m 1, before a erewd
of 4.Mt.
The National leaguers scored
three anearned runs aff Charley
Gaaaaway in the first Inning-,
and then palled a triple play en
the Oaks la their half of the
frame. Cab Shertstop Kay Smal
ler went back late short center
field te take Ed Sameeffa fly.
Smaller teased te Ray Mack at
second to catch Breaks Haider,
and Mack threw te Ed Waltkns
at first te cet Merrill Combs.
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point and another by three points. They came home with debbers
down and a to-beck-wlth-lt attltade. That trip and Its three leasee
sUrod with the teeea mnch toe lone fee its own good late la the
campaign.
Don't be looking for that pre posed balcony la MeArthar eeort
Tery aeon. A tale tie Director Leo Harris basaed with arehltecta con
cerning the addUlea of ISM balcony seala te the peril ion, bat then
fare np the plan and took fire natnates te regain his breath when
he was laid the coat weald be flSS.St! Yea. one handred and sixty
theeeead backs. To give you aa idea of hew prepeatereoa that la la
theoo skyrocketed Umea. the entire eeort was bollt at a east of only
ftZS.Se.
Lambert' $ 880$ Should Help WV Thinclad,
Eight teaane la the American Legion Jnnlor baseball district the
earning seaaea. leUlee Capital poet's Irs nieher. after attending a
meeting with its to officiate. la order te gala a state tenrnament berth
la Ait Salem's entry mast eliminate teama from Stlrerton. Wood
barn. fcUytea. New berg. MilweehJe. Oragea City and McMlnnriUe.
. . . One sore point winner for Jerry Utile's WU tracksters. If he
can regain bis edge of high school days, la Benny Lambert, crack
half -sailer en Tommy Drynan's wartime Viking teama. Benny used
to whip off some t:t rempa la the St and was one of the beet In
the stole . . .
Hal Lee Isn't the only one who belieres Washington's Sammy
White W the best basketball player on the Coast "Honest John"
Wsrrea af Oregon will chirp yon the same words . . . Although Jim
Tomer is oaqeessiocLabtjr a bear gay sorting throegh the Portland
Beavers at Riverside, ear rote gees to Bere Trainer Tip Berg as the
busiest. There are St s as or ted Beavers la camp, and Berg is the only
trainer. In case yea aren't aware of It, a baseball club trainer lasses
the eeoipment. keepe track of It. nine errands, keeps the premises
tidied ap, acts as a doctor for the baMfamers who eternally moan
of their achee and peine and makes arrangements for almost all the
read Jaents, be they two miles or twe thousand. In his spars time
he 1 hags flies la the outfield te make sere few balls art lest . . .
May to Cowh Yakima' $ Youngtter
If all Yakima pitchers come np as submariners this season, be
not surprised. Signed aa a coach for the WIL team's youngsters Is
Csrl Mays, the eoe-Mme major league great who operates the fishing
revert ea the Alsea . . . Big football clinic at Willamette U Tuesday
night when Jim Barber, former All-American tackle for San Fran
cisco L' snd now assistant coach with the New York Pro Yankees,
offers me lee of top professional teams In action, plus a discussion
ef the T and single wing formations. All free, too ...
Spartans Top
Viks for Toga
(Continued from page II)
Salem's Hugh Bellinger who was
to later be picked "all state"
along with Houck for their bril
liant play this week, was keeping
the Vikings close by coming
through with points Just when
they seemed to need them bedly.
Edwards and Baker sparked an
early fourth period surge by the
Spartans to carry them to a 38
29 lead, and with slightly over
three minutes left to play in the
ball game, all this time played
cautiously as the Spartans refus
ed to gallop with the Viks, sudden
ly exploded.
Both teams began driving and
hitting their shots. Bellinger op
ened Salem's thrust with a 25
footer and then teamed with Cen
ter Jack Miller to net the Vikings
two more baskets. But Edwards
and Tom Bucy of the Sparts were
matching the Salem points. With
exactly two minutes left to go Cor
vallis was in front 41-33. Edwards
hit for another of his specials
from in close and all Salem hopes
seemed gone.
But not to the Viking players
themselves. They turned on the
steam that had made them a great
ball team earlier this week and
closed with a terrific rush in those
final moments. First Miller hit
one from a corner and then Bel
linger looped in a 20-footer. Mil
ler again from the corner and
then Bud Duval and Dave Cham
berlain 1th free tosses. Another
hit from the side by Keith Far
num brought the Vikings up to 41
points. But all the while Baker
and Edwards were all but match
ing Salem's drives with more bas
kets. Only a few seconds remained
when Chamberlain tossed in a 20
footer to close out the scoring.
Edwards and his 21 points was
Two Ball Notables Cross Paths Once Again
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Joe McCarthy (left). New manager ef Boston's Red Sex. exchanges comment with Babe Ruth aa the
Bamblae sits en a Red Sox exhibition game at St. Petersbargh. Fla. Rath, raea tinning la Florida,
played under McCarthy ea the New York Yankee In the early '30s.
the big difference, and there was
no stopping him Burly Mr. Baker,
the football terrific who turned
slightly magnificent in a basket
ball suit this week, came in with
11. Bellinger, playing an inspired
CerrslUs (47)
tt ft pf tp
Baker .1 3
Reardon.f S
Edwrdsx 10
McCfrty.g
Madisonj 1
Babcock.7
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Totale 10 1 31 47 Totals 17 S 81 43
Msrshflele (34) ( St. leas
Bruce 10) T (141 Nevesu
Rung (3 F (3) Anundl
Montgomery (11). C (13) Serbousek
Hunt (341 G .... (S) Bratsch
Megale (7) O (3) Boddington
Marshfleld Holland. Flitcroft (3)
Hugglna. Anderson (3). St Helen
Sullivan (7) Horn, Noble. Kearsler ()
(34) Newkerg
( 9 Hoy
(7 Geartn
... . (4) Grey
. (13) Nordhill
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K-Falll (45)
Barnes (3 F
Dawes (4) T
Lust 10 C .
Ken net t (9) G
Zaraalnakl (15) . G
K-Falls subs Dorman. QUott (2)
Whitney. Schubert. Edwards. Newberg
Winters. Case (3) Cummlngs. Nelson.
WsshingUn ()
Codsey (3) T
Webb (8 . F
Schuberc () C
White (13 Ci
Kepke (12) G
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(101 Lewli
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(131 Dolbeer
( 4 I Stearns
( 0 1 Bader
Washington subs Murray (3) KoeD-
k (1) Jackson (2). Tlgard O'Brien.
Harris (2) Amburn (3) Kimp.
game, had 17 points before he
fouled out in the final minute.
Salem had dumped the Spart-
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Salem, Oregon
ans 52 to SO during the season at
Salem, but lost a 43-41 game to
them at Corvallia. The Vikings
were after their seventh state title
tonight, but finished with their
eighth time as second placers in
these classics. Astoria topped the
Ahuks in the finale In t41, the
last time Salem had gone that far.
Marshfield's defending champ
ion Pirates went into tonight's tilt
with St Helena, sight no higher
than third place, but they pro
ceeded to assure themselves of at
least that distinction as they edged
the fighting Saints in a thrilling
overtime aeasion. At the end of
regulation playing time it was 47
47. It was then that the Pirates'
Ken Hunt took over, firing two
free throws and a bucket and giv
ing the Marshfield's a safe margin.
The Pirates were on too at the
half, 24-21.
Tigard forard Toby Lewis upped
his tournament score total to 62
with 10 points as his club fought
a futile battle with the Washing
tons. The Colonials boasted a com
fortable lead all the way. Don
Zaroainskl garnered 15 points to
pace Klamath Falls to its fairly
easy win over Newberg.
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Kelly Charged
With Passing
50 Bad Checks
Raymond Wilson Kelly, 38, Sa
lem route 9, is being held in the
city jail on a forgery charge after
confessing to detectives Saturday
night that he had passed more than
50 worthless checks on Salem busi
ness men since early January, city
police stated.
Kelly was apprehended Satur
day afternoon by Detective Wayne
Parker in a local hotel where he
had been registered since Febru
ary 23. Parker, who had been
searching for Kelly for more than
three months, said Kelly's hand
writing on the hotel register tallied
with that on one of the worthless
checks.
Parker said Kelly had employed
numerous aliases, firm names such
as Stevens Dairy farm, R. E. Beck
Berry farm, E. S. Miller Berry
farm and A. C. Anderson Turkey
farm to help him cash checks.
District court warrants held by
police, all stipulating S 1.000 bail
each, are made out for Jim Ander
son, Jim Brooks, J. C. Miller and
J. C. Moore, all aliases Kelly ad
mitted using, Parker said. The
checks were cashed on grocery
stores, service station, hotels and
second hand stores, all in Salem,
They averaged about $13 each.
Kelly told detectives he cashed
several checks at servioe stations
by purchasing 10-gallon buckets
of grease, telling the operator he
W I L L.I N C Geo. Douglas
MacArthar, it-year -eld sanresne
commander far the allied pow
ers In Japan, has announced that
ho would accent the presidential
nomination "if called by the
American people.' bat weald
net seek U actively.
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would return for his purchase lat
er. Five service station owners ap
peared at police headquarters Sat
urday night to teQ police they
were still holding: buckets of
grease.
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is not comedy by , necessity but
bears the name of comic opera to
distinguish it from grand opera.
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