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Newspaper Page TextOh. Senators) Again Single Game With Victoria Plan .Tonight: Dbubleheader Wednesday Rain for th fourth straight same kept the Water field premises idle Monday night. wahmg out the opening gam of the Salem Senators-Victoria Athletic? ne Weather permitting, the series will . tivht .ith & msle same at 8:15 o clock. A double- rt u i i-. a " j' -- -a- -3- header, starting at seven clot Is booked for Wednesday night, and another tingle shot for Thurs day night. The Salem then hit the road to Wenatehee for Friday, Saturday and Sunday engage ment. r It still Hill be Riffhthimrier Bill CKbrrn on the mound for the Sen ators when they resume play, j Manager Bill Beard hi a'n-'. rmunted. Jackets Win; Yaks in Lead BREMERTON. May 2- -Lar-r Barton and Jack Park blast ed out three homers good Jen five tun a the Spokane Indians won , the firt game of their" Western International League sene at Bremerton Monday iwght. 10-". Barton hit for the circuit in the second and fifth inning, each time with "a mate aboard Parks got his round-tripper in the sev enth with the sacks clean Trailing by one run. Spokane unloosed a four-tally rally in the eighth at the expense f reliefer Krfth Simon. At Yakima, the Bears went into the league lead again when Tiny Tfd S;iv;rese pit heri a 12-5 win Off Vancouver Yfckima now h;;s sewn ,rv. two losses. S;.lem. id! Mi.nil.iv, has a 6-2 maik &l h..fif ?' I"' ' l? 2 Birr,,' -.n 212 W - " 11 Ki-rt-li Baker Hi-rvtp iii r,1 Fai' t--e. Simon i"i ursd Rr.nir. OOfi iX 114 ! J3 4 2ti 21 ! 24- 12 14 3 CoteIl,i 1 Thurptnn fit Svrev and Oit-)S rid SKrl DOlXilRS TOP ARMY F.ST. POINT. NY. Max.2 Ti The Rrookly'n Dodders pushed rio a run in. the tenth inning en an infield error and wild pitch to defeat Army. 4 to 3. in their annual exhibition with the cadets on Douhleday field here today Brvklvn 000 000 120 14 I 2 Army 100 200 0O0 03 2 Rainev. Minner (7) and Ed wards; .McCarthy, Perry (10) and I rons X f i . . How come no midget auto racing this spring at Hollywood bowl? You must'xe misled our tale a month ago when we told that Promoter Jimmy Ryan forecast a closedown altogether If he couldn't get a bet ter lent arrangement with the bowl landled It's obvious Jim hasn't made that arrangement, and unless - . , , Tj he due there'll be none of the roar- j Ing runis around. Too bad. for that aing job put in lat season co?t . -somebody a pretty imy . . .. Vis- -. y- Deacon van Buren. ;ne . ancieni Portland Beaver outfielder at the turn of the centurv Y-5. the ami able Deacon, looking fit . eer, admit to. 78 year Mdri he might be cheating a little, however, and that Mi-h could be his "baseball age" At any rate, he tame up from his native Portland not . only "to watih a good team lay ball." as he put it jokingly, tut al4 to see hi tld friend Ruby Robert Brows. bo.ni.n f the Vancouver Caps. leac f i tui B b were fellow play ers on nme of the !rt bush league as will a profe"SM-iial nines In the Northwest during the lMH)"s and earlv lJWMi's. Van Biiren was Brown is having a tough time staing on his. feet these days and that he diH'i't nrutke the isit t -town . itfrthe Captlanos . . . Needn"t be feeling Ih sorry for Coach Jes. Hill of USC's track team when Mel Fatten graduates Jolmny Bradley, former All-American prep sprin ter from GSendale. C'al . has already notched romps of 9 7 and 21 2 for the dahc as a Trojan frehman this season.; And that, friends, is fly ing mighty low . . . Guess there wasn't much spoofing over the ability; of I'umpton's Hugh McElhenny. the he's-in-again-out-again transfer: to the V of Washington The biguUack is listed as No. 1 man at that i iHu-t by Howie Otiell dunng the spring tuneups . . . He didn't beat the: bouncin' Bevos Sunday, but sounded via the radio like Frank Shone.' the fotmer Portland outfielder and bii boss for the HI-fated Salem Triibier pro .bketeer is steadily establishing himself as a Coast league pitrher ith Oakii-.d He always did throw hard even if he didn't know in Whith direction it was going half of the time .... Jlfris Rruce Itennrtt Rnillv Herman ttrix Kpeaklng of tluskr athletes, nest time yOu ee the name "Brace Bennett'' en the screen at a theater have a good look at the guy. Attnallv he's Herman FrU. the one-time Washington shot patter who U1I holds the llokie' all-time best mark of 51 feet. S Inches . . . Remember BoMt f oteouui. the wee redhead who used to wow the elients at the old "I-ewiartl t'lab" . here? Well, she fro throated entertainer has quit that line new and has gene into a sports entare in Portland. He's operating a large Bhuffleboard parlcr. Fver since a few ef the vole getters put the bite oa the' pin . board. fthnffteltcHtrtHnc has become a right popular spert In sums part of the state ... Hrctirtl 231 Tiffirul Turnout at Michigan State Jim Aiken at Oregon and Kip Taylor at OSC had over 100 candi d?r for their foi tball piir,g practice sessions, but lo, look what turn fit .,it as Michigan State for Biggie Munn this time. No; less than a rtti-rd 231 ri--,irr.tv' Mi.nn lt inly seen players, three of them reg- ji.r . it h:s firte out! it d 1S4? V,e was the little George Guerre, the rw.if-isrit -a!haoK. Hut . r.e wn't Lynn Chadnois. the lonelegged .Vu!t " t !t of Matt-Jtff duet that certainly showed the4 folks s me Jo.-'tt.l!iig in hi-s ttternoon al CorvalUs last fall . . . Inas- n.nth iiS P.p. V t!r m.-uie the tup to Salem and Corvallis with the Siiiit.n !..! .i; a no; tt.dt ' numerous friends hereabout, it might be lrMeseMirg to nr that hi n. Ha! V'ogler. has been elected eap-f U.-.n . f t e ttaro tor IS-iS. He r lays lots f tackle despite weighing only; 183 j.urwt .... , Spartan Mint Rai$e 7mm Ballplayer Alo Michigan Stale mat be a pretty fair baseball school also. The ; Spartans have gtra IS players to the profesoioaal ranks, since : Juae of 194? . . . ter notice how many Dixie Howlfai there are j la sports these days? Someone over at Msec aw, convinced Idaho : Coach Hew en started It aU when he became so famous aa the stoss-throwing Ala banaa halfback, dag up' a few statistics oa It. Ho aays there are six IMie Hewetts now ptoyiatg peofesa tonal base ball, and last year Mississippi State had a halfback of the same name. Idaho's HoacU was Jast plaia -BUT unUl he; was well along with his jrareer with the Oimsoa TMers 4ac idenUlly . . . tipekaae hasn't laaded Pftcher Joha Consul yet. and amy aot at all. A Z3-ganae winner for Bnairlis tant, year aad siw opMoaed to spoaaae ay Oitux. iaaat why he shouldn't have la pitch 8- The) Statesman. Sclm. Oragonj Tut jdaj. May 3. 1943 Saturdays Favorite Ms r'H -X A 7, VU- J 1 1 . OlympU. wlthEdde A rear, up (above), ranks high among favarites far the $100,600 Kentucky; -Derby Satarday at Churchill Downs. Olyaapia Is amned by Fred W. Haoper. Dean Abnoy, Davey Ball Signed for nsain Evont Dean Abney, the local hop Davey Bait Bakersfield clouter. vent chores on Matchmaker Tex N v i'.; if FEANK SHONE disappointed to learn that quite I is urea be ana goos reasoao i la ft CXasg B loagaa agala that IMimSoiro Capftanro ! Win Over MoDlleo Becker, Moran Hit PCL Homers; Beavers Play Twin Bill Tonight ' By the Associated Press - Seattle's Rainiers last night downed the Hollywood Starts 3-2 in- their Coast league baseball mix at mostly on the fine pitching of Guy In the 150-pound class, and rugged will make with the 10-round main Salkeld's next armory ring show. Wednesday night. May 11. it wiu ZKZx renting, "w not t i - ' nine weeks sgo Abney and Ball! bcnooi wperimenaenuamw n. biffed an eight-rounder here, and ; Bushong said Wiley had confirm the popular Dean was handed the j ed acceptance of the post tonight, decision. It was close all the way, : He had visited here Friday and however, and made for a rematch, i was one of a dozen applicants for That rematch would have been j the job vacated, by Russ Acheson, signed earlier, but Ball broke a who goes to Eugene high school, hand the next week in a scrap Wiley. 24, started at Oregon as a with Indian Dick Wolfe at Coos ' freshman under Howard Hobon. Bay. The hand has had eight weeks in which to heal. In his bout with Wolfe, Incidentally, Ball broke his hand- is the second round. He battled the rugged in- dian seven more heats before he was neat Ball alw has been a pop- ular battler in his previous arm ory showings. Of additional importance on the upcoming card will be the appear ance of two mere Salem gladia tors. Indian Joe Pete, tke clever little featherweight will appear in the six-round special, reward for ; bis win ever Jimmy. Ogden. And Big Keller Wagner, a heavyweight favorite in prewar days, wftl snake a comeback In the top four-rounder. Salkeld is now lining up op ponents for them Abney Pete and Wagner are in the George Masters- Manny Morrell Salem fistic stable and are tuning up daily. Beavers to Leave On Road Journey OREGON STATE COLLEGE May 2 (Special) Coach Ralph Coleman and his Oregon State Beaver baseball team will depart Tuesday for the Inland Empire and the opening of the crucial six game Northern Division series with Washington State, Idaho and Washington. The Beavers play the Cougar Wednesday and Thursday. Idaho Friday and Saturday and Wash ington next Monday and Tuesday. Oregon State is now in third place in the standings, a step behind the leading Oregon and WSC nines About eight and one half mil lion youiigsters are now enrolled in United States high schools. t -!" 'X. WINNING LIAP-. ttaUtaa Hollywood, accomplishing the task Fletcher and a home run by First Baseman Jieinz Becker, muis Layne was on third base when Becker connected off Righthander Walt Olson. Sammy White drove in the oth er Seattle run with a long fly. Both pitchers allowed six hits. Los Angeles pounded out a home run in the ninth inning to give the Angels a 4-3 win oyer Sacramento. Don Johnson waf the pitching victim. jC& The Portland Beavers resume their series with the Oaklands Tuesday night in a doubleheader at Oakland. Following a Wednesday game the Beavers return to Port land Thursday to open a five-game home series with the Seattle Rainiers. SeatU (S) l BolWwooe B H OA B H OA Ramsey ,m 9 0 6 (kPlus.r 4 C 1 0 YoKkJ & 3 Handl-y .2 J 1 J I I Norttljn 4 0 2 0 1 KellehcrJ S 1 i LavneJ S Becker. 1 S NoUlJ 3 0, Steven 1 4 1 10 1 Sheridan. r 3 OBaxesJ I 2 Albright. 4 Grasaox 2 ritchr.p 4 White. c 1 Sandlockx 4 1 t 1 0ONell. 1 1 I 2 Olsen d 2 0 1 I 0 Genovetej 2 0 0 o e Gorman 0 Totals 32 e 27 S Totals 30 6 27 14 Walked for OUn in 8th SeaitW a o&l 00ft 3 H oil v wood 000 010 0013 Pitcher" IP AB R H ER BBIO Fletcher & 30 2 6 2 4 4 Olsan 8 28 3 6 3 S I Oliver . 1 4 0 0 0 0 C Errors Giasso. Baxes Left on base Seattle 7. Hollywood . Home run Becker Run batted in Becker 2. White 1. andlo-k 1. Double plays York, to Alhtijjr.t to Becker; Fletcher to Albrint to Bcktr; Baxes to Hand lev to Steen Tin e 2 03 Umpires Mutart. Ford and Gordon. -Attendance - 2.434. Los Angeles 012 000 0014 t 1 Safxarnento . 000 102 0003 1 Kelley. Mazar it) and -Ma lone; John son and Kerr Bend Hi Names Roger Wiley BENP. Ore., May 2-(i-Big Ro ger Wiley, four year letterman J basketball ace of the University Of Oregon, has been named coach of that sport for Berid high school Ltonight. Wiley graduate from Oregon in June and win sian on Job in the f ,11 DuckNetters -pv TVTT TUT j I Imt'll V I MYIPII hLf"" 11 ?? lfie11 University of Oregon's tennL team Monday downed the Willa mette Bearcats on the WU courts five matches to one. Another end ed in a tie as rain took over the conclave. The only Willamette man to win his match was Tom Wsrren, who downed Oregon's Menser, 6-2, 7-5. Other results Carey CO) d. Connors (W) -2 6-4; Van . Zandt (0) d. Bristow (W) 8-6. 6-0: Carpenter (0) d. Bonnington (W) 6-0. 7-5; Lorenz (W) and Williams (0) tie: Carey- ; Lesser (0) d. Bristow-Bonnlng- ton (W). 6-2, 6-3; Carpenter-Van j Zandt (0) d. Warren-Connors (W) 8-6. 6-4. Cards Go to PHILADELPHIA. May t-JPr-The St. Louis Cardinals have gone to bat for Leo Do roc her. the suspended manager of the New York Giants. The Cardinal play ers aoked Eddie Dyer, their man ager, to write Baseball Commis sioner A. B. Chandler a plea of leniency for Durocher, who hi scheduled to go oa the carpet before Chandler tomorrow for al legedly striking a fan. "We don't know the details, whether or aot Darocher hit the man," said Cardinal Coach Terry Moore. "But wo know that the personal abase yea take from toe stands Is oa the Increase, aad of the cracks are .awfully "v- - ' ' Y : " . 4. . Attendance On Increase NEW TO IK, May t-4Jf-Basebill attendance fat the ma jor leagoes, expected to . drep after the 1941 all-time high, ilwin i slight taereaae ever last year fr the first tw weeks eg the seaaeav It was ajusevneesl by leagse statisticians MesMlay. A tetal mt 1.728J34 fans paid to watch the big- leagsers aa compared to 1.7S9.4S7 fer the saane perled la 4S. Althestgh the iacreaae fa enly approxi mately 1 per cent, the fact that attosidaaee la holding ap to the record level was surprising. Rain Halters Ducks, Idaho MOSCOW. Idaho. May 2-44"V- The Oregon-Idaho Pacific Coast "conference baseball game today was postponed because of wet groaads and will be played aa part ief a doubleheader tomor row, j The Ducks are In first place In the Northern division of the con ference, but only by a few per centage points over Washington State!. Court to Hear 'Jump' Appeals NEW YORK, May 2-;P-The U.S. circuit court of appeals will hear the appeals of Max Lanier and Fred Martin, former St. Louis Cardinal pitchers, tomorrow on w hy a temporary Injunction should not be granted lifting their base-, ball suspensions. A similar appeal, filed by form er Kew York Giant ouffielder Danny Gardella who is also under five-year ban for jumping to the Mexican league in 1946. will be heard by the same court Thursday. The court said it would decide all three cases at the same time. Home Injured In Auto Racer INDIANAPOLIS. May 2 - VP) -Byron florne, 26-year-old midget race car driver from Scenery Hill, ! Pa., 'was injured, critically today in the first accident of the season at the Indianapolis motor speed way.; Home, a newcomer to the big two-and-a-half mile oval, was at tempting to pass his American au tomobile association drivers' test when his eight-cylinder Grancor special smacked the southwest re taining wall. The car. entered for the 500 mileirace May 30 by Tony Gran atellj of Chicago, was demolished. Home was taken to Methodist hos pital: where physicians reported he had "a narrow chance of recov ery.'1 He suffered several fractured ribs.' a broken leg above the riglit ankle and numerous smaller frac tures, but the moot severe injury was ireported to be in his throat. Table of Coaslnl Tideti Tide? for Tft. Oregon. May 1949 (Compiled by U S Coast At Geodetic Survey Portland. Oregon ) May HIGH WATER LOW WATER Time Ht Time Ht S 4 13? im. 5 34 p.m. 3 31 a m. 6 36 p m. 4 41 a m. 1 30 p m. 6 2 43 0 4 3 S 4 S 1020 a m. 38 p m. 11 18 a m. un IS: -0 6 34 -0 4 34 0 1 Bat for ip' low about a player's wtfe aad faaally, for instance. -The worst thing now, theh. Is that people are raahlag onto the ploy lag field daring aad right after games, atop ting glores. grabbing oops of players hoods aad. yon II remember, area try ing to get away with favorite hots. fWo're aot saylag ball players or managers ahoald hit anyone, any mare than they ahoald be molested. Bat we do hope for leniency fas this ease hoeaaso wo oer certain circumstances the saase thing eoald hap pea to aay of as." -'fc5. -"-lM' J i Katy as Cy Eight Horses Set for 'Derby . By Join Chandler LOOSV1XUE. Xy, May -4JP) -Eight horses tangle tomorrow la the f lt.aeg Derby Trial at Chur chill Downs. When the smoke clears away some ef the uncer tainty surround ing the Kentucky derby should be untangled. OlympU. Fred IV. Hooper's fa Torite for Saturday's SI . classic, tops the list la the one' mile trlaL Strangely, this bay sea of HetiopoliS hasn't eearin eed the Blue Grose residenU that ' he deserves such high rating. But if Eddie Arcaro can boot Hoo per's three-yrar-old star home a top. therr's no doubt the rash ', will beoa to climb aboard the Olympia -derby baadwagoa. Quick Pardon Seen On Pow-Wow With B Truman, Ross Chapter two of the mat battle that blew- up at the armory last week, when Treacherous Tony R a,s s tricked I Handy Andy Truman Into a win that had part of thej crowd willing j to lynch the black - thatch-i edroughian. I will be pitched j tonight as M a t c h m aker Elton Owen's main event. And if Andy has bis way, the now unpopular An thony will more than get his comeuppance. Ross got Truman, to yield to a friendly handshake last time when both were en tangled In a stymie hold. No sooner had Andy agreed than Rom twisted him into a crab hold for the win. It was then that Anthony needed the gen- I I (mm Tony Ross Inter sectional -Tilts Occupy Teams in Both Ma jor Leagues ei.h .t.A nrVL v i I u "'"""-'i clashes start tomorrow with the New York Yankees still a suronsine first in the American league and the iw" Biffivn j7i avers vau iii meir ittfra WESTEU.V INTERNATIONAL WLPcf. W L Pet Yakima 7 2 778 Tjcoitji 4 5 444 Salem 6 2 7!H Wenatehee 4 S 444 Bremerton S '4 SOtt Vancouver 2 4 333 Spokane 4 4 500 Victoria 2 6 .250 Monday result At Sleni-it.r la (ralnl. At Bremerton- 7, Spf kiT?v 10. At Wenatchee-Taeoma ilatei. At YtpKi ma U, Vancouver 5 COAST LEAGIE W L Pet. W I. Pet San Diego 19 14 .576 Los Angle 18 18 .VI) HoUywea 20 15 571 Seattle 17 IS 486 sacrmnto 11 11 J14bn fran is l 4S Oakland 18 17 514 Portland 12 20 375 Monday results: At Hollywood 2. Se- Ml 3 At Sacramento 3 Ixm AneeU 4. At Oakland-Portland (doublehead er Tuesda . NATIONAL LEACL'E Ho games schedulvd Monday. AMEKICAN rSAGVK No games scheduled Monday. Cafe Bowlerg Notch Record PORTLAND. Ore., May 2-t-A class C team from La Von's Cafe in McMinnville. Ore., got hot to night and knocked over the North west International Bowling Con gress record to take the lead in that, bracket. The five man team put together a total 2690, seven points better than the, classic record set by a Tacoma team in 1940. Other class C team action shoved yesterdays leader down to fourth place. Portland's Pink Elephants took second with 2559 and the Steak House went to third with 2326. The Shrine hospital held in fourth with 2S14. Commercial Loop Winds Up Play Here's how they finished in the Commercial League No. 1 last night at Capitol alleys, for the sea son: Zagles Lodge, Starr Fruit. Good Housekeeping, Goldie's of Silverton, Master Bread and Lutz Florists. In the. Individual aver ages, Joe Coe's 186 was high. Henderson had 185, Warren Yaldez 182. Kenyon 180. Nagley 177. Ol- noy 176, Kitzmiller 176, Nuber ITS. sj Mirich 175 and Farmer 173. Te? '''. r si smsmo i A Ted Stare Accompanyiag OlympU wilt be his stablemate. Ocean Drive; la a laat-chaace test to deteratlao whether or aot hell try for Col. Matt J. Winn's prise oa Saturday. The trial also will show ap the hone of Calumet farm, which has had a lot to say about the derby la recent years, but seem a bit Impotent this time. Traiaee Bea Jones will send oat the ea try of De Luxe and Ponder, and If one of them shews well, hell be back again Saturday. Greeatree stable's Capet, sec ond derby choice until Olympia and Palestinian beat him la the Wood MemeriaL, b another to be reckoned with tomorrow. Capet whipped off a saappy half -nail workout this morning la SS Clash Tonight dannes to get him to the dress ing room, as the fans and Tru man were in hot pursuit. Tru man did get In a few good licks first. Rosa at first refused to grapple with Truman again. But be changed colors quickly wKen Owen threatened a lifetime sus pension for him here. Truman refused ever to show, in Salem again until he first got a full sised crack at Tony. Because it will be the smash banco expected, Owen will have either Harry Elliott or .Ray Steele as referee. Three prelims, first one start ing at 8:30 o'clock, are lined up also. Huskies Bill (Bull) Weid ner goes against Bill Sledge. Lee (The New Steenko) Karlinko tries Buck Davidson and Sugi Hyamakl meets newcomer and roughlan R4" Lyons, vet eran topnotcher. National league defending champ- vvu.Momrti up sioi wnetner me encior me luist- t Prt-j-ident Horace Stoncham. "I West swing will find the same I Fred Hovscn. the Broiiklyn fan two team. .n top r(tm.iins to be j who ( hiimcd Durochel assaulted seen. Jh Y.rlkce undoubtedly! him alter a game at the polo face the more difficult task, for ' grounds 1.11 Thtirsdav is not to they must play 12 straight game. be it I'icm ntr. It w ill he prc on foijeign fields, nine f them sumbly. sfinple ase of Chnnd against western teams. ler r;king "Did you io it?" and Before returning to thejstadium for a night game against Cleve land, the Stengelmen will oppose the St. Louis Bfcowns twice. Chicar go White Sox three times, u'ctroit Tigers three times and Cleveland's Indians once. There are also three games in rniiaaeipnia as a 1 i . . . 1 . P,e- ,U"V ne reui.n no me The Yankees still will be .minus , rays of his np.M heel rceled a n j excessive ;,U i fication deposit that w, w, .... 1 "r' However, Ivb Porterfield. flashy young righthander, who has been out with an injured pitching el bow.. Is expected to take his regu- 1 lar turn on the mound. That wil insure Casey Stengel at least throe top-notch starting pitchers Vic Raschi, Ed Lopat and Porterfield. , Billy ;Ro'uth worth's Braves, with nine victories in 14 starts under their belt, start a 12-gamo home stand tomorrow night with a Chance to solidify their position. They meet the Chicago Cubs twice. Cincinnati Reds twice, Pitts burgh Pirates three times and St. Louis Cardinals itwire before tack ling the Brooklyn Dodgers In three games at Braves field. American League Boston at Detroit Kinder (1-1) vs. Hut chinson (0-1 . Washington at Chi cago Scarborough (1-2) vs. Jud son (1-1). New York at St. Louis Lopat (30) vsGarver (1-1). (On ly games scheduled.) National League Chicago at Boston (night) Dubiel (0-1) vs. Bickford (2-1). Cincinnati at Brooklyn Vander Ueer (1-1) vs. Branca (3-0). Pittsburgh at Phila delphia (Night) Johnson (0-0) vs. Roberts (0-2). ? r l w I i i T l gwm s w a WU ONLY A 'OOt aTrriOUD-fcU. GET YOUR ioday'sfgWS a. aa w yfe?22S323 nnACIE SPGCBAt ee w I Mb oako J FIHESTOIIE STORE Center & Liberty Stv j . j. Phone Trial Today seconds wader Ted Atkinson and left the rail birds mumbling If thosasolves. If Capet takes thd trial, he could be the fair-haired roll by . Saturday, i The flel4 rounds oat with Arthur P. Cal ler's Petey Cotter. Afton Villa farms' Jacks Town, and Mrs H. J. Da nun's Koundeleer. ; Olympia." winner of his last, four races and the top aneney winning three year-old of the season with $U5.5i. Ocean Drive and Capet all will" carry US pounds. Petey Colter and DeLuxe get U with lit. Ponder, , Jarks Town and Keandc leer have lit. The nags that get lathe Der by will have to pock 1ZC pounds, and like it. for Friends Rally 'Round Ski pper By Cayle Talbot '! '-," ' CINCINNATI. May 2-i'T-Lee. Dun her. ho suddenly has come , up with a lot of friends he hadnT ; even upected were on his side, - j prol ably will gain a quick axon (Oration when he fares Baseball ! Commissioner A. B. (Uappr) Chandler here tomorrow, r Chandler wouldn't say so. He still was intent tonight OS goitg tr-.rough the motions of a heating and said he was qf a open miisd." But the letters aa4 telegrams pleading leniency fog jlhe manager of the New YciH Giants eic. .filel high on his desk, j and he )id read tjhem. s "I hope I can give you a quick; -'decision, as soon as. the hearing I is over." said the man who holds Durot her s ,fate- in his hands Bg-.-.m. -!.. "L Other than that. Cfa"" de- f clined to be quoted on the case. (Yet it tm firly evident from , his untioubled countenance that he isn't as peeved at Leo this time j as he vas, say, two. springs go So far a he knows, the com- missioner said, the only ones who .. ;n ... . ir n ' ,orr,orrow morning are D.iro her .-vnrl f". i;irts nffuil incliugnff I ll.'i.,.. ...linn .'i..' I i didn't. " . . " 1 j j I After that it will be up lo Loo .and Stoncham to - conviinte the: commissioner, orally and! by affi davits' of fan, that it was all a ; mistake. - . j ' I f I If Chandler gives the i peppery littje pilot the benefit of the doubt he pM,bablv wiHtMen Dur- 0iher s suM-ensioil .will be 1.1 tod arid he uill be free to resume bJSi,' management of the Giants. H j has been suspended since last Frl- day. ' .1, Whatever happens tom6rrow, j however, Durocher still must far I a charge of simple assault ' filed against him In New Vol4 City today by Benjamin H. Chasin. attorney for Boysen. The suftimonj is returnable in upper Manhattafl court next Monday, Chasin, after applying for summons, told newsnrvrni that hope Durocher is reinstated. wouldn't want Leo barred for life. Chandler has heard a great deal of that sort of sentiment the Ias few days. A source clo to him explained yesterday that the com missioner slapped a suspension on Durocher so abruptly only because he feared the Boysen j incident might have led to further trouble if Leo had remained inl uniform. Rat mussel. jaiiHi Over 14-6 Level KLAMATH FALLS.! Ore. May l-OPr-George Rasmus.se.ri.- Univer sity of Oregon pole-vgulter, raif well win some titles for his school this year. He Indicated this oi; Saturday night by soaring 14 feet 6 inches in an oshibition eent here. The mark was well over the 14 feet 1V inthei that win in last year's Olympics;. What s more Kasmussen mad the 4oaD. his highest to dgte. under adverse conditions on a cold, rainy night. . c-u I w w fltOM 3 DAT VAU TWIS. win. 2191 i i" Lip Today Z7 X