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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1949)
1 Tna gtarlaaman. Salem. Orexjon. SaturdaY. Tun i,-Hit t 1 T , , V- DAII.Y AND SUNDAY j The Nation s Top Comics & Your Home Newspaper j 1 1 I Thcyll Dolt Every Tim? '. a-' By Jimmy Hatlo AndTHB PAIKT WAS HARDLY VQY l5WHEN THlHSS GOT HOT QM THE Doubles Kings Top Segura, Pail For IVq Net Title After. ten;vars, joe RrwMiv Ir?DECIDcO t HAVE A Bl5 S16M . V VACANT LOT NEXT DOOR- PAINTED ON THE SIDE OF HJS bHUr' LONDON. June J-UPr-Big Jack Kramer and Utile. Bobby Biggs. Kramei iPT- Jt II . . ." 4k . I i -Vv Id I'm A FARMEC? eL J rt I kJ f ru GO OUT AND l O' FPESMUY jPt- I T 1 ' I .J' Ji-fc-tfs -n A& Vlaf? former Amcftcan amateur a I n ties champion team ad ia wis the, world profcJr ional douMes to- It took Be-two Loa Angela awlngsra five seta, however. before tber Jack k licked Panctio Segura of Ecuador' and Dinny Palli of Australia, 4-. I-S, -4, 6-1. Tomorrow night. Rig and Kramer will face each other on opposite side of the net to de cide the alngiea cnarapionarup :. ( Monarch Wins In Golf Meet . TAUIM. Jaae aW-Fr-sUa Lee- Kld of Belgium, playing under t ium af Maaateur DertU. wen hla first match la the laterna Uoaal galf championships" of fraaca a tht Salnt-Clond Halts tada. He defeated Bernard Fuaaieu af Fraaea, t and L sad entered the seeeod rawed, M be played U asorrow where he will meet star aula of Vniuma. a Spaniard. .-nlft -rjr blocks av Shkr Pui y y pin !. mrumj nMjn, t, s")l awrs iarri '. w v Rogg-Szasz Tilt At Armory Arena The Tony Ross vs. Al Szasz mat feud which has been a hot item In other North zest grappling stops of late will be next as main event at the armory, Ttiesday nii?ht, , Matchmaker SJton Owen has an nounced. Furthermore, winner of tiie clash here will be given a crack at Frank Sto jack's Junior feeavy crown later. Owen will an nounce the -balance of the card later. He adds there will be a couple of top surprises for the fa as la the prelims. I AMES PICKED CHICAGO, June S (JP- George ICeprord James of Cornell Univer sky today was named as-the east's coaching aide on the collegiate staff for the all-star football game at Soldier field Aug. 12. If Pitching Holds Up, Salem HasWI Loop Pennant Threat Br A. L There may be a Western Inter national league pennant waving from that new; Waters field flag pole yet if the irena's favorite occupants can 'begin production efficiently, and consistently In their pitching department. The hitting and Irun-making on the Senators ctuh is there, but definitely. Fact isj never In the club's history has there been such robut batting averages as now. All but one regular ia whacking the ball at far Over baseball's suc mi niche, thai .30L mark. And that one. for an tnfjelder has been flirting with the respectable .270 height. Even though the league is decid edly a hltter paradise this year there are over 40 WIL regulars clouting .300 or more batting such as that being produced by Manager Bill Beard's crew can't help but keep It up In- the thick of the flag race. It's the pitching that will now! have to come "through, or else mnxt game's will be simply .a case of you-get 0- runa-weni-get-a-dozen. The league seems overrun with those foot balllsh rassles this semester and forces one to wonder whatever be came of the artistry in Class B pitching. Or, whatever became of Class B itself. " With the benching of'AI Spae ter this week, there went the last of the 1948 team's regular person nel.. New" faces are now in every position- other' than the pitcher's box. Last year it was Bill ttur gher, o;Jim Wert, lb; Spaete. 2b; Joe Gedzius, ss; Mel Nunes, 3b; Eddie Barr, If; .Dick Sinovic. cf, and CaljMcIrvln, Ralph Samham- mer, Jim Ulsen or two or three others, rf. You don't set a one now whwttip club goes afield. Th, re building job has been complete, in other than the very important de partment that says "Pitchers." In the meantime, if it's cannon ading, baseball species, you want, drop out to Waters field most any evening.! Better bring along your ear muffs though,, as you might gH shell -shocked. - 4 Dodd on Star Staff CHICAGO, June 3 -(yp)- The south's representative on the col legiate coaching staff for. the all- star football game at Soldier Field Aug. 12. will be Georgia Tech's Robert Lee (Bobby) Dodd. Dodd's selection as an aide for Head Coach Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma was announced today by the Chicago Tribune, sponsor of the charity classic which pitsl the All-Stars and the Philadelphia Eagles, national football league champion. Annual Pacific Association Cinder Show Scheduled Today By Rom Newland ! , BERKELEY, Calif., June S-fJPr-Tlme honored evenU such as the 10,000 meter run, the hammer throw and 1500 meter walk have dis appeared from the college track and fidl scene out this way. But-they will be hauled out tomorrow as part of tht annual Pacific association (AAU) championships. Look ant! Learn By A C. Gordon Look and Learn Future PG-S-12 Which is our oldest national park? 2. What is a carboy' 3. Which is the largest city in the worjd whose name" begins with the letter "C"? 4. What is zoolatry? 5. What famous ancient orator overcame stuttering bv speaking i with pebbles in his n'outh? ! ANSWERS 1. Yellowstone, wntch became a national park in 1872. 2. A lare globular glass bottle, which is enclosed in wickerwork .or a box, as for carrying acids. 3. Chicago. 4. Animal worship. 5. Demosthenes . SATURDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Daylight Time Kilocycles: KSLM 1390. KOCO 1151. KOIN 171. KGW 21. KEX ll90 Today'$ National league St. LouU at Boston (night) Pollet (4-3) vs Sain (4-4). Pittsburgh at Brook lyn Werla (3-3) vs Barney (1-3). Cincinnati at New York Weh meier (1-1) vs Kartung (5-4). Chicago at Philadelphia rush (3- t) vs Helntzelman (4-3). American league Washington t Chicago Mastersoiv (3-1) vi Wight (5-2). New York at' St. Lout Byrne (3-D vs Fannin (2 1). Boston at Detroit Parnell (7-1) vs Hutchiniion- (3-2) or Houtteman (1-1). Philadelphia at Cleveland Fowler (2-3) vs Bear den (4-3)'. ' Salmon Trolling Datea Changed POKTLAWD, June I -0T)- The atate fih commission decided to day to permit trolling for -Chinook aalmon only from March IS to October '31 instead of all year arouHJ. A companion propoaai would1 change the silver salmon trolling season from the present '(July 1 -November 1& period to June 15-October 31. -The suggested! regulations drew ' no opposition at a public hearing .today, and the commission said a formal order would be made soon. World record quarter mile dash holder Herb McKenley of Jamaica will be among a group of top stars appearing In the 1949 renewal of one of the oldest meets in the far west. McKenley set his 46 second flat time here last y?r, A high school boy, Ollie M&tson,- now a Univer sity of San Francisco freshman, pressed McKenley to the world mark, on the University of Calir fornia s Edwards track stadium. Ma I son .will be trying again. I.lnvft I-aReai-h of Panami nhn won the 100 and 2J0-Vard aprints here last year, again will be favor ed in those events. I Bob Richards of the Illinois' Ath letic club is expected . to top the pole vaulting brigade but hardly is likely to better the Pacific as sociation record. The mark la 15 feet 6 inches, set y Cornelius Warmerdam. Torn Montgomery of the San Francisco; Olympic club will be on hand to defend his P A. title In the hammer throw and 58 pound weight toss. Walter Boehm of the Olympic club looks like a cinch to retain his 1500 meters walk laurels. The hip wigglers are aa funny as some comedy acts. Besides the gufst stars. McKek- ley. La Beach and .Richards, strong representation;; will be furnished Dy iamora. ,tiie twympic ciud, San Jose State, FWnso State. Col lege of the Pacific, California Ag gies and the ; University of Cali fornia, whose; athletes will run unattached. noui 6 KSLM KOCO KOIN now; 7 0:1S 0:3 00:45 Newt Hods Pod Down-beat I KOCO Klwk 'KOCO Kloclc IKOIN Klock fKOI Ki'w-k KOIN K'ocU Hod( Pod Kneasi NVw Hod re Pods IOown-bt IDown-teat ll nb-al KSIJtt KOCO KorM KflW Krx : Newt rTtiiekaeper Tax Rltter (News KOIN Klwk lNew Hear This (Hear TbU Roundup Boys Time- Tempos (Farm Markets INewi jOld So-tt (Time Tempo NeVf lExterv. It'ser News . INew IReearrh Ad, 81 KSLM OCO KOIN nw kex ; ws ewa Muulc iMuirtf A. Andrews !A. Andrews D. River BoyiM. Afrontkr IBrcakfast Can Breakfast GangToo Trades ' vaneiiea inome -sinaera iwt. Melodlei lYou Tliert 'J. Marlowe iHome Aeent Vou There Sam Haves Frank Carl 9 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KF.X 1 Barg. 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