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SILVECTON, June 17-(SpeciaI)
The SilverVw Red Sox. all evea In
the ltanJu4j after four games of
STATR lOi r STANDING
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llvrton .t IJWOBend 1 1.250
Weekend g-nr.es- Silverton it
Bend, Albany at Sweet Home (Sat
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bany Sundajr.
play, o to B?nd next for State
league competition, h games
with the Bend Elks will be played
Saturday night and Sunday after
noon, and Manager Bill McGinnls
Box will be seeking a sweep of the
two games.
Silverton currently Is tied with
Sweet Home In the standings.
The other league games this
weekend find the Albany Aleos
playing at Sweet Home Saturday
tight. On Sunday afternoon tht
Sweet Homes play at Albany.
Pitchers for the Silvertons on
their road trip will be Bill Ha
hauiOca, Charley Sauvain, Babe
Schwab or Harley Piper.
After splitting with Silverton in
the first two games of the season
And taking two games from Bend
last weekend, the Aleos are out In t
front of the league race.
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On Star Team
EUGENT, June 17 - (Special)
The 104ft Big Six league baseball
all-star team, chosen by the
league coaches, lists five players
from Eugene, three from Salem,
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Ball to Biff With Forrest in Special
Direr 3Ball!: transplanted Ba
kersfleld tjbattler who new oper
ate out jsof Portland ; and the
Urge PaW . Smaller flstle stable,
and whrft jammed eat a kayo
win OYtrSHek Abney in his last
ontlng jtteHe.i win tangle with
Danny FiMest, an Indian lad. In
the sisroHid special beat en
next Wetf irdy night card at the
armory.! Btl and Forrest. thelat
ter a stablctnate of Monty Mont
gomery lTk; Wolfe and Brave
Junior, wiMge en Just before the
lirhtheavvmala eyent between
John L. SiNllvan and King Hen
ry Lee. tl
Ball In 7Qs inumberous fights
la the armory ring hai become a
top favorite with local fans. They
like ha drlrlnr. two-fisted style.
Matchmaker Tex S a 1 k e I d
claims the Salllvan-Lee scrap
will be one of the best of its
weight class in the Northwest.
Seattle, T a e 0 m a, Vancouver,
B.C., nd Spokane all wanted
Lee the dusky Seattle negro In a
headliner, but couldn't find any
one to fight him until the vastly
Improved Sullivan came along In
recent months. But since Sulli
van's last win here over Bobby
Ford, he has signed a contract to
appear In II fights for the local
sponsoring Veterans of Foreign
Wars. Hen re his mix with Lee
here, instead of In another North
west city.
Sullivan has agreed to make
168 ' pounds for Lee, who will
weigh In around 165. Both have
been hard it drill work the past
two weeks, Sullivan in Portland
under his manager Smaller and
Trainer Harry Essies, and Lee in
Seattle under Manager James
Carroll.
Three four-rounders will be
added to the card later, and the
advance sale of tickets, at no hike
In prices, will start Monday at
Maple's.
three from Albany and on from
Corvsllis. The only unanimous
holce was Pitcher Geor ge (Jun
lor) Simons of Albany.
The five Eugene plavers are
Pitcher Gene Lewis, Shortstop
Jim Barnes, Outfielder Dn Sieg
mund and utility players Mel Jef
fries and Delmar Peake. Salem's
Tin i Secnd-scker Bud Duval
who led the league in hitting with
a AM average Outfielder Frnk
Osliorn who hit .348 and All-
around-man Jim Rock who man
aged a .417 batting average (see-
rwiH hat In iho tnnnl a well aa a
frumhar tt Hiirllnir virtnr1 i
Resides Simons, Albany landed
Outfielder Jimmy Jenks and
Third-baseman Byron Robinson.
Ccirvallis' lone player Is Jack Van
Loan, catcher.
Among the "honorable men
Jtlons" are Pitcher Gene Garver
and First-baseman Keith Farnam
of the Viking.
EAtiM Joost Big Reason
Vim Athletics on Climb
PHILADELPHIA, June 17-;p)-What' behind the Philadelphia
Athletics' current drive toward the top of the American league? Just
look it the A'a batting order and the first name Joost, SS.
Eddie Is a little guy who claims he Weighs all of 165 pounds.
But how he's throwing that weight
will preside over the formal ses
sions tomorrow. Proposed dams
on Oregon streams will be one of
the rrain subjects.
around! He socked his 15th home
run of the season yesterday. That
tied him with Vern Stephens for
the American league lead and put
him one up on Ted Williams.
That s :.t came off Hal New
ho.user of Detroit, the major's pre
mier lefthander. It was Joost's
th'M h; ne run Newhouser this
year. Edd; has crossed home
pb.ie : o often than any other
player in the major leagues, has
driven in more; than 30 runs al
though he's the leadoff man, and
continues to play the best brand of
(frnslve yhortstop in the league.
His batting average, of .320 in the
third highest inlthe league. That's
tall ball playing fir a little guy
who never before has batted .300
and who looks frail at the plate.
riGMT BROADCAST
PORTLAND. June 18 The
heavyweight championship bout
between "Jensey Joe" Walcott
and Eisard Charles will be de
scribed over KFX and the full ra
tiio facilities of ABC, Wednesday,
June 22, starting at 7:30 PDT.
Look and Lcnrn
By A. C. Gordon
1. About how much water to
the aore must be used in irriga
tion to equal one inch of rainfall?
2. What city ranks second to St.
Augustine, Fla., in being the oldest
European aettlement in North Am
erica? 3 Who wai tht "Wizard of Men
lo Park"?
4. Where was the first perm-
Iwent English settlement in Amer
oa? 5. Who was the author of 'The
Canterbury Tales"?
ANSWERS
1. About 113 tons
I. Annapolis Royal, Nova Sco
tia, founded In 1605.
1. Thomas A. Edison.
4. Jamestown. Virginia.
, $. Geoffrey Chaucerv
Middlecoff Lends
In Motor Cilv Golf
DETROIT. June 17 -(TP)- Dr.
Cary Middlecoff proved himself
a good mtidcier as he moved into
a two-;3trokeMed at the half way
mark of the Motor City open golf
tournament today.
The methodical Memphis den
tist, unruffled by a steady rain,
bagged five birdies and 12 pars
as he shot a 67 four under
regulation figures.
That gave him a 133 total and
a two-stroke lead over Bob Ham
ilton of Landover, Md., and Henry
Ransom of St. Andrews, 111., who
tied for second place at 135.
REACH TENNIS FINALS
LONDON, Jyne 17-P)-A pre
view of Wimbledon's outstanding
opener was assured today when
Ted Sohroeder of La Crescents,
Calif., and Gardnar Mulloy of Mi
ami, Fla., powered their way Into
' the final of the Queens Club tennis
tournament.
WILDLIFE GROUP MEETS
BENti), June 17-P)-The Oregon
Wlldliff federation opened Its
quarterly meeting here today with
informal! meetjng J. L. Loder, Sa
lem, president of the federation, 16 holes on June
,
ALBANY SENDS GOLFERS
ALBANY Two young Albany
golfers. Ken Wilson and Dick
Renn, will be entered in the Ore
gon qua!ifying rounds for the jun
ior golf championship, according
to an announcement by Bob Long
fellow, Rolf chairman of the Al
bany Junior Chamber of firim
merce. The Portland play will be
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