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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1949)
S' ft 3rd Placers lis isteaveirs Cf lias Paws At Portland Bjr The Associated Press . Sorhe of the Mind taken from their Mils' by virtue of Sunday double loss to L the Hollywood Stars, the t Portland Peavers, now back in the second division of h Toast league baseball stand ings, open another crucial, week at home Tuesday nighw. I he Beavers play the third place Oak land Oaks who re now 3V games tip on the fifth place Portland club. Oakland is 2Vt games be hind 'second placeSacramento. At .the same time Rortland is . Vi gamesup' on the sixth place Se- other ario this week dace Hollywod at Seattle, San Diego at Lo Angeles and Sacramento at San Francisco, Hollywood's 4-3 series conquest of j the Beavers pushed the Stars 6Va fames ahead " nf second olace Sacramento. On the mound for Portland in Tuesday's opener will be either Roy Helser or Tommy Bridges. - The Portland-Hollywood series drew 51,367 paid for the six days. Given a food start .aeainst Oak land, the Beavers could do over 40,000 again this week, . Cridder Sues 'Star' Fathers CHICAGO, Aug. 1-CP)-A form er Notre Dame football player to- . 'day sued for $20,000 damages for injuries he said he suffered while training for and playing in the 1SM8 Chicago All-star game. William" J. O'Connor, 25 of Tulsa, Oklaj- alleged In his fed eral court suit that the injuries had impaired his earnings by $20,000. His attorney, John . Paul Stevens, said O'Connor was un able to play for the Los Angeles Rams last year . under an agree me it through which he was to receive $5,800.' The player said he v was injured in the chest during Kractice Aug. 14 and in the game etween college stars' and the Chicago Cardinals, National foot ball league "champions, ; on Aug . 20. . : Defendants Jin tlie suit are' the .Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc.; the Chicago TrF bune Charities, Inc., and'i Arch Ward, sports editor of the Chicago Tribune. - The , two corporations tnd -.Ward sponsor "the annual Same. Ward said in a statement iat Mr; O'Connor, like all otrj er All-star 'players, was insured against loss of salary due to in Juries In the All-star game or .preparatory workouts by Lloyd's .sof London. The claim wjjjl be re ferred to the insurance company. I''"' . ' ' ' " : TheyH Do It Every Time ' vs-a- 3y Jimmy Hatlo hOSUOCTHfe SALESMAN iSONLyiDOHAPPyiO PUT THE RAP ON HIS CQKPANV5 CREDIT MANA6& IF n"li.6ET HIM -AN ORDERS WWy SHCHJLD X DO BUSINESS with ycukoutftt ? that ckEDtt. GOON OF YOURS CAUSED MEAlL , KINDS OF TROUBLE ON "WAT, LAST ORDER I SAVSVtXJ! W MMT-HEfe WACKY He 9 CAUSED riCTiON ALL ALONG THE UNE XHEATHEyi?E TyiNJ THE CAN TO TMIC WFP". i ' ' "" ' X SCARED THE RANTS V RlrrligrcM-fri uiA I ( OFF SHAKEE WE WONT 1 .i; ,kJlH5252n l- HAVE ANY TROUBLE VWTHJz h& SSPSIR r11! ( Th.-heilputuf 2 m -CkEDTT A4ANA6ER IN I V pprvrr?3,..x TOLD ifi. -f- iHEHOMEOFRCEr T'nVN fp Hqaly, Bevo Moguls to Talk Eriksen Said Over Proposed Solon Purchase Syracuse Pick U.S. Trackmen Defeat Finland r ' William Healy, assistant secretary of state, said Monday! he would confer with the Beaver Baseball club management, probably Thursday or Friday in Portland, in connection with his proposal to purchase the George E. Waters basebau parKnere, along witn tne baiem &ena tors baseball team of the Western International league. Healy indicated he and some as sociates were ready to purchase the Senators franchise,! along with the ball park, provided the price was around $60,000. The Salem basef balf property is now being used as a farm by the Portland Beavers. Healy refused to divulge the names of his associates but said they mean business. i It was reported here that-the Beaver management has fixed price ranging ..from $100,000 to $125,000 for the Salem baseball park and franchise. , "If we purchase the property we desire.: to close the deal before the end of the current baseball season", Healy said. "Thai would place us in a position to complete reorganization before the opening of the 1950 baseball season.", A previous proposal to purchase the Salem baseball property local ly feu . through When the pnqe asked by. the Portland 4 Beaver management was considered too high. ' . Tahoe Entry . Takes Trophy DETROIT, Aug. l-iffi)-A 30-foot " California speedboat! streaked round the Detroit River Harms- worth course1 today to capture the historic British International tro phy Jor' the .Lake Tahoe, Calif., Yacht club: R. Stanley Dollar's SklpA Long, with D)llar at the wheel, wdn the 16-mne run-off rate iwith " Jack. Schafer's Detroit boat. Such Crust. Both boats had won' one heat hi the successful defense of the Harms worth trophy and the run-off Was necessaryvto deter mine whfther the brorfze trophy would remain in the Detroit Yacht club or go west. Skip's bestv speed today was 84 821 miles per hour in the con tested first lap. House Approves Stamp Increase WASHINGTON, August l-(jV Bilis .doubling the cost of the fed eral rrtigratory bird hunting tax stamp; and earmarking the excise tax on .fishing equipment for, use of the states for fisheries devel opment were passed today by the the house and sent to the senate. .The bird hunting bilL already passed by the senate but in dif feFent form, would increase the tax stamp-cost from $1 to $2,. with the extra revenue to be used for enforcement of bird hunting laws and the development of wildlife aras. Stainless -steel trolling lures and fish hooks don t have to be polish ed every spring. They stay bmht Walter Johnson pitched 113 shutouts for the Washington Sen tors during his career lor the major league record. . Doitt Handle HELSINKI, Aug; l-(PhAmerl-ca's track and field stars captured seven first places ut of 11 events today in the first of a two-day dual meet with Finland at the Olympic stadium. A crowd of 16, 215; was present- The United States won the 200 meter dash, 400 meter run, 3,000 meter steeple chase, high . hurdles, shot put. broad jump and 400 meters relay The net proceeds of $51,500 from the 1945 gotf championship at Dayton, O., were contributed to jhe local hospital and repre sented the largest single contri bution of its kind from one event SEATTLE, Aug. 1-fPV-Unoffi cal but reliable sources said today Gus Eriksen, under whose tutelage freshmen' crews at the University of Washington have never met de feat, has accepted the job of head crew coach at Syracuse university Eriksen was not available for comment, but friends said he has sold his home here and plans to leave for Syracuse in a few days Formal announcement of his acceptance is expected to come from Syracuse within the-next 24 hours. Table of Coastal Tides TIDES FOR TAFT, OREGON (Compiled by U.S. Coast & Geodtic Survey. Portland. Oregon) Parifle Standard Tim. August HIGH WATER . LOW WATER Time 7:10 a.m. 6:41 p.m. 8:46 a.m. 7:40 p.m. 10 10 a.m.'. 8 37 p.m. 11:13 a.m. 9 35 p.m. 11-00 noon 4 8 10:27 p-nv 6.9 41 6.7 40 88 4 J 8 4 5 8.9 Time 12 58 a m. 12:03 p.m. 2:13 a.m. 1 :03 p.m. 3:16 a.m. 2:16 p.m. 4 16 a.m. 3:23 p.m. 5-06 ajn. 4 :26. p.m. Ht. 0.4 2.2 0.0 -0.3 30 -0.8 3.1 -1.1 3.0 T 8 - NEW? YORK, Af. lnfVFerd Frick. president of the National league, says the recent epidemic of fines and s as pensions for man agers la no hew trend. . "We treat them Jost as the same as la the past," said Frick, every body knew what happens .when a man pots his- hands en an um pire." -.. i' Trick ' did not .'name name or places-about who puts his hands n what nmp bat it's s matter f record that Bncky Walters of Cincinnati, Leo Dnrocher of New York and Frankle Frlsch of Chi cago have been set down for ar guments jwith umpires. CHICAGO, Aug. l-W-Marlene Bauer of Los Angeles and Bar bara Mclntire of Toledo both carded five-over-par 80's to share medalist .honors today in the 18 hole qualifying round of the Wo men's Western Golf Association Junior Open championship. The qualifiers included Barbara Hand of Portland, Ore., who shot a 47- 4996, ? - TUESDAY'S BROADCASTS j . Pacific Daylight Time Kilocycles: KSLM 1399; KOCO 1490. KOIN 97t. KGW 629. KEX 11M HOUR KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW r KEX 6 0:t j Nws ;! ' News ' i Hodge Pods Early Bird : teas Dawn Patrol KOIN JOock Hodge i Podga tarly Bird Tarm Newt KOCO Klock KOIN Klock - "Eaf It Bird ' 6S-45 March Time (KOCO Klock KOIN Klock Hodge Podge Early Bird 7 KSLM KOCO KOIN .KGW KEX Dawn Patrol Tex Rltter ' KOIN -Klock Farm Time' News Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol (New News i Top o' MornlngiToD o' Morning Newt '- Newt Fred Beck T arm Time ' fold Songs News I Band Box - Bob Hazen . Irime Tempos 8! KSLM News : (Breakfart Gang 'Breakfast gang ITop Trade OCO West. Melodies West. 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