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PORTLAND, May 7-(4VUni-versity
of Portland gridmen dem
onstrated tactics today as Coach
rTarry , right eonffuetto! cTInT
for coaches from IS Oregon bJgli
schools. The session also wound
up spring practice for the Pilot
squad. i .
SEATTLE. May T--DaTe
Hemtherae, bssy University of
Oregon sorinter, led his school
W a. Bsile relay Tlctory by m
east tw yards and gave the
DKki t 7-l decfelen ever the
University ef WashlngUB Hus
kies Uday.
Hentherne already had wen
the eeatmry aad the X2. Tralliag
Jack Barney the anchor lap
by frwe yards, he spurted near
the finish U take the event and
give Orege-n the meet.
The sere had been C5-C1 for ;
Oregwa as they took their marks
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for the final event. Washing-
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Fastest Human I
evenu lefU had swept the two
mile and took first and second
in the low hnrdles before Hen
thorne spiked the relay bid.
Mr. Siciftantl Hoic!
Viking Pair
Piab Net Toga
CORVALLIS. May 7-(Special)-The
Salem high school team of
Bob Satter and Dick Tandy of Sa
iern high school captured the
doubles crown in the annual Big
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Mcscordls In - 3,00 amid 220 PasCnes
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In Great Day
Time of 9.1, 20.2
Recorded for Star
LOS ANGELES. May l-(C-Mel
Patten of the Vmversity of
Southern. California bettered the
(,ilrt r?-rd for the 220 yard
dash t-day with a prinl of 202
iff(,nH. 'hortlv after he rsn th
fajtevt HO yards in hjury, un-
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f )ffir at the dual meet be
tween I'M' ar;d UCLA held on the
UCLA trnt-K. said they would
cerijfv the 220-yard performance
and apply for acceptance of the
nrtik
P..'!n 45 minutes earlier ran
the H'O vsrd dash in 9 I seconds
with fi5 MPH wind beh.nd his
ba k
etc
State Golfing
Tourriev Soon
new ly formed Salem high team,
will be in charge of the meet.
All Portland schools are expect
ed to enter teams.
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Optometrists
The annual Oregon high school
golf tournament, snatched from
Portland for the first time in a
number of years, will be played
off on the Salem Golf club course
next weekend. The conclave is
expected to draw teams from at
least a dozen prep schools.
Loren Mort. advisor for the
Dr.
Ilag be
! Six Tennis Tourney today as they
: belted out a 6-0. 6-2 w in over Dick
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gene.
In the sense singles Rod Rod
riguez of Corvallis gained the title
with a 9-7. 7-5 victory over Dsck
Deen of Salem.
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The wind guage for the 220.'
however, registered 3 3 miles per
hour v. h:h is under the $3 :
allowable.
His nine of 20 1 bettered- the ;
accepted world record yet by Jesse :
Owct of 20 3 made May 23. 1935:
t Ann Arbor, Mirh j
B th the 100 and 220 were run
ever a s.r;,ifcht ro;i-'-
I-Hirv H'.'."ion( if;.l AAl" of-
fi iw. -fiiri Patton' 2Hfi perfor- i
ooked-good ' for cert:fira-
tif n.
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Av
ids the fi. wrld
i seor.nd f. i the K'O
His per f--i rr;ir:''e
. week t the Inter-
;.teur Athietu Teder-
Mrl Patton. show n with his famed roach Dean Cromwell .who is now
track adviser for Southern California. Saturdar bettered the world
220-ard dah record with a 20.2 romp axJiiist I'CLA at Los
Angeles. 'Earlier In the day Patton streaked to an unofficial world
record of 9.1 In the 1ft yard dash.
can;.'
his s.'
rtir.e ft
'f.ree v. ;r
f. nrth 20
! . . m in 9
v- '''0 und
'..! f!t In
; s .how ed
, Abney Pete, Wagner, Hoffert
To Biff at Armory W ednesdax
Bearcats Whip
Prison Greys
W 1 1 l..met te"s Bearcats went in
side the -t.ite prison wsils Situr
d;i" ;ift i f,oin jind jjn. reeded tr.
waMop tie lns.titutioi:; Grey.
12-? Fi.ii.k Gatchell ar.d Bert
Lund ' niomed to ho'.d the in
matos to e-n hits. Ci..l r-1! riv-
"hree blw!. in the mx
hurled
hsle the 'Cat; toed eff on
'or 17 hits. ;.mi ng them
. ;r of homer bv John
itul one fiidi by Chuck
TT'irdv ) .f
Will.iu tte explodod r i.e run
ir. the !'. ' two iniiints
Mti kc k te and Roue eac h belt
ed it, hroe runs of Wl.
T,hie 'C;it next !ame is a con
ferenie to acalnst Lewis and
Cliitk in Portland Tucwi.-.v. The
lx;il- .irt Oregon at V." .-iters pfirk
WffM -ft v nieht
Willamette 010 200 f45 12 17 1
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I All five bouts on Matchmaker Tex Salkekl's armory fiytic show
for Wednesday n;Kht are now signed and ready to go. Salem gladiators.
riM r.jf into prominence more and more under the guidance of Manny
Morceil and George Matters, who are operating a local training gym
with Jack Rainwater, are booked in four of the scraps, including the
m.-tin event f-nnd six-round semiwindup special.
j In the malr.er Durable Dean Ab- ,
; ney gees on uith Davey Ball, hus-
time and popular Bakersfield, Ch. nLm 14 Agrloi'O
150 ,.our,der ui... has had three Odieiil IVCHiei 3
previous excui .ohs In the local I ij.
rina cine was with Abnev, for
eight rounds Abney plucked
narrow and uri-opular decision In
it.
Indian Joe Pete, a sma?h hit
lAith tho patrons In his first two
trips as a professional, both against
Jimmy Ogden of Portland, jteps
up to the i-iouttd class against
Hrae Junior, another Indian, from
Redding. Cal. T'lig one is in the
featherweight i las.
Big Keller Wagner, prewar fa
vorite here whose first comeback
try over a year ago fiziled. will
bounce back in the top four-rounder
Wednesday. Keller is reports
edly in fine shape again, and will
tangle with Chuck Maxson, Cor
vallis heavy.
Don Doyle. Pottland negro with
a bright ring future, according to
the experts, appears in another
City Electric team
ci;.shed through with
first
The
Salem
score tfc take over first plai
in the Ci;.s B team ciivision ir
the Not thvv --t International Bowl
in? (Vlvi at Portland Fndav
night M.. !lard Bowling Center of
Seattle had pieviously led.
Another Saiem entry, the Sa
lem Hardwares, moved up into
second f lare In Class B :a a 2737
score Park Thede s 623 paced
the Hardwares.
3 i four with Lvle Wescott of Rose-
There are more than 800 spe
cies of native North American
birds.
and Roth:
COI C. RS MASH IDAHO
ITU. MAN. Wash May 7-hlpV
Wa" hiiirton State college took its
lftl i i i'.erfctive dual track , and
fieli' rrn.l trvdav bv plowrrfg un
der r t'n:v;rsity of Idaho 1034
U a Northern Division
(ntc I'nder a hot sun. the
rovi". i w fn M of IS f rst places
Sn? sweot three events, the broad
W. di-c-us and sh-tput. '
burg Salem's Johrjthy Hoffert, get- !
ting better with each outing, does j
the c ui tain-raising chores at 8:30 j
o'cloc k w ith Jimmy Ogden. the lad ,
Pete defeated three weeks ago !
here. They are in the 130-pound
index.
Packy Mt Tarland will referee j
the show. The ticket sale opens
Monday at Maple's.
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r i.i's Olympic ciew c hamps
bead north Tuesday evening to
try to even a score with Washing
ton Saturday on Lake Washington
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