The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 04, 1949, Page 9, Image 9

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CINCINNATI, May SPy-Com-misiiooer
A. B. (Happy) Chand
ler fivt Leo Durocher a clean
bill of health today and demand
ed that every baseball club in
the country take immediate steps
to protect its players from the
abuse of fans.
In less than two hours. Chandler
found there was not sufficient
evidence to Indicate the New York
Giants manager had "deliberately
assaulted" Fred Boysen. a fan of
tuerto Rican descent, after a
fame at the Polo grounds last
Thursday.
"Under the circumstances, the
suspension against Durocher is
lifted immediaely and Drocher
will rejoin his team on Wednes
dav. May 4th," Chandler announ
ced The commissioner took a belt
both at club owners who have
not properly policed their park
an 1 at fans who -have abused he
athlete.
' There is ample evidence. he
aid. "that the "Polo ground was
not properly tnlired on the after
noon of April 28th. or Fred T$y
sen would n"t have taeen :rmi'
ted to move about in the box
seat ertion. for which he had no
ticket, and to hurl insulting In
fiav. which he directed at Du-ro-h.T
principally, and would not
have twen on the field at the con
clusion of the came.
'?"ir play tU m.-.nns that virions
name-railing by f.ns; in the di
rectum of players, be r.ot indulged
In RII player have a right to
protection from ' u n w a r r a nted
hu.se
President Horace Stonehara of
the fliants, h-emintf at the quick
acquittal of his peppery little
manager, promised the situation
would be rectified immediafely at
the Polo ground.
Dorocher. having paid what he
earnestly hope is the last of num
trojs trrps to Chandler's office
here. Just sat and re!axed and
drank milk after the ordeal had
nded.
In New 'York. Benjamin H
Chasin, attorney for-Boy.n. upon
being; informed that Durocher had
been cleared, said: "That's good"
He declared. howeVer. that he
will proceed with the prosecution
of Durocher on a simple assault
Charge The reinstatement, he con-
tinwf i. will have no legal bearing
n toe law . oe.
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1. In what year was the "Star
Spangled Banner" made the U. S.
Natiotial Anthem?
2. Which is farther north. Bos-
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Portland -TJ's Pilots, by notching 10 of 15 first places Tuesday
downed the- Willamette U track and fieiders, 80-15. on the Bush
nasi u re c,Kt! Bob Herndon and Matty Mathews of the Pilots each
made 15 pomts with three firsts apiece. Willamette's Ted Mertz had ton Mass Pr Berlin. Germany?
firsts in the hnrdles events and ' ;
tied for second-in the high jump ixftEPS DOWN ACADEMY
to 'collect 12 pJints, leadijsg Coach j ' ;
Jerry Lillie s team. Independence's Hopstei-s chalk-
The most outstanding achieve- 1 ed MP a 3 to 1 Marion-Polk league
Silverton'9'
Tops Vikings
SILVEHTOiV. May 3 -rSpecial)
Ray Lester's three-hit pitching and
$om timely hitting againstf Jira
txk netted Coach Jerry Gastl
peau's Silverton Silver Foxes a
t-1 baseball win over Salem high
today: The Vikings could put only
two of their hits together for a
run. in the "fourth when Art DuVal
tingled, moved up or tiaik and
cord on Rock's in? .
Sil vert on srore . ' h second
n a double h- Jv-U li'.in'-'c and
si-ile by - ti?:.-x. Singl-s
by Mattox. Rob .7 or "son and 1
ter brought in c Tfif r r tr. in the
thtrd A walk- ? .To. i; Kol!n'
doijhI- not' ' '- t' Tt S-''. erton
talv ;n the f.f-
Iaude Hf, er had Salem's
Other lut IVv rv V R;.ie T,d
Marv TtiompsiTi.lv) h.,d hits for
Sil et tari!
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Si! eiton d!(i 3 l 1
R rk and Jofs; ltcr and
Hsnle
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merit of the meet was the javelin
toss by Willamette Bob Hall. -a
freshman frm Woodburn. The
muscular athlete threw the spear
192 fee,t 5 inthes, one of the top
marks in all; th Northwest this
spring. Summary: ;
Mile: Joliey (P) Tim 4:59;
Stauffer (W Weise (W).
440: Rooklklge P) Time :53 5;
McKet (P) Prediletto (W).
100: Herndon (P) Time
Clothier P) Wooley (P).
120 HH; Mertz (WJ Time
Thalhofer (P) Fedje (W).
880: Loudon (P) Time 2
Weis (W) HeynolcU (W).
220: Herndon (P) Tim :22 8;
Clothier (P) Bates ( W).
2 Mile: Staiiffer (W) Time 11:
03 5; Van Hoomsen (P) BeaU (W).
220 LH: MerU (W) Tim :28.7;
Rooklidge PJ Thalhofer (P).
Relay: Wort by Willamette (Bat
es. Shangles, Prediletto, Fedje)
Time 3:37.8. ; '
Pole Vault! Wridne (P) Height
10" 6"; No (XV) and Spencer (P)
tied for secoikd.
Shot: Mathews (P) Length 3T
2"; Elliott (P) Johnsrud W).
Hi;h Jump: Mathews (P) Height
5'9". Mertz and Fedje (W) tied
for second. ':.
Discus: Mathews (P) Ienrth
115' 4": Gottfried (W) Johnsrud
(W). j
Broad Jump: Herndon (P) j
Lensth 20' 6l"; MacRae (W) King :
P.
JiveUn- Itall (Wl length 192' 1
5": Marris.r.i P) Status P).
victory over Salem Academy on
the! Academy's West Salem field
Tuesday. James went the pitching
route for the Hop -ters. allowing
seven hits, same number as given
up by Don Goertzen for the losers
I Independence Oil 000 13 7 2
Academy uuu uui u 1 1 t
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James and Scott: Goertzen and j
Zeller.
3. What term is used to denote
a thousand million?
. 4. What two inlets are the larg
est in the North American con
tinent? 5. What two characters of an
cient history' are always spoken
of as the types of true and noble
friendship?
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COUNTRY IS -AM I KEEP tWiMlN'
WOULDNT it be just AWFUL IP
WE KEEP TRAVEL! N UKE THIS '
FOREVER?
ANSWERS
1. In 1931. "
2. Berlin.
3. A milliard.
4. Gulf of Mexico and Hudson
; Bay.
j 5. Damon and Pythias.
The huge chunks in which raw i
emerge in the mill are called in- The Philadelphia mint in 1932
gots. ' produced 14,500,000 coins.
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