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( Now It's j 1 1 it t V Cameron Holds WIL Bat Title New Records Made , In 1949 Campaign Clint Cameron, Wenatchee first baseman-outfielder won the 1141 batting title for, the Western In ter national league with a mark of JSO, according to official fif- ure released todsy by the Howe Nwi bureau; league satistidans. Cameron played in 111 games. Vancouver Manager-Catcher BUI Brenner hit .383. but appeared in only 8S contests. Dick Sinovic of Vancouver (sold by Salem) in M games hit JUt for second place. Salem's leading hitter was Mel Wesley with .129. Dick Bartle wound up with tout i only II games. Jim. Robinson, Vancouver third baseman had the most hits, 221, and stoia the most bases, 41. Jim Warner, Wen a tehee outfielder grossed the most total bases, 144, and established a new league rec ord with his 43 home runs. This wiped off the old mark of 40 by Bill Barlsoff of Bremerton. madeJ la 194f. Warner scored 1S2 runs to run up another record. Ralph Samhammer of Vancouver's 1940 team had tallied 13L Victoria second-bast man Gil lacDougald rapped oat most dou- bUs, 44, and Dick Myers of YTen- a tehee moat triples, 17. Larry Bar ton of Spokane drove In most runs, 132, and teammate ICen Richard son drew the most walks, 139. Dick ' Greco of Tacoma struck out the most, 120 times. Vancouver tot a . league record ' with 179 double plays. Several departmental records , were established in the pitching table, the most Important being that of Hunk Anderson of Vancou- . ver whose J 17 percentage of wins ciscaraea we out mars ox ibxi oy . Don Osborn of Vancouver in 1f41. John Marshall of Bremerton and Frank Logue of Victoria Jointly hung upf.a new mark for most games pitched at 49 each. Mar shall .also wrote m a new record In Innings pitched, 289, two mere than the mark held by Floyd lae- kite of Tacoma in 1938. Ray For tler of Tacoma set a record for runs allowed with 189, replacing the 173 total made by Elmer Sin ' gUton of Wenatchee in 1940. Vancouver won the team bat ting title with a 208 mark. Salem was last at .283. Vancouver also : was top fielding team with J64. Salem was sixth with .991. J Rex Mi tiurues to ueatn an, tin a'Ojr-r ays --- - ," . : -V- ,;Jj f . 1 DEL MAS, CaL, Nov. I--ThJi dramatic picture snows lex Mays, one f the world's leadikg aatomoblle drivers, nnrtung to neain oaring the 13th Up ef a IM-aalle nee here Sunday. Ifls .ear Is whirling threaah the airj threwuur kin onto the track Where another ear stmckklm. This pletnre Is part of sequence made by Fhetorrapher Phil Bath el the JLes Angeles Times. (AP WlrepbeU te The SUtee- Uuco Staters Next for OCE OREGON COLLEGE OF EDU CATION, Nov. 7 -(Special)- Their visions of an undefeated season now brighter than ever after the convincing 90-4) win at Ashland over Southern Oregon last week, OCX's Wolves hustled Into work outs Monday, to prepare for their next game, another toughle, with the Chlco State Wildcats at Chico, CaL The game win be played next Saturday afternoon. Chico was a Southern Oregon victim two weeks ago 21-14 and earlier In the .season dropped a 7-0 decision to Willamette at Sa lem. - McArtmir expects a very tough game with the big Wildcats who use both the single and double wing offensive systems, i The game will be next to last on the OCE schedule. Tbe Wolves are to play Humboldt State here November 19. norma The Detroit Red Wings, who led the National Hockey League stand ings in 1943-49, had 21-6 record at home and 13-13 on the road. TheyTl Db It Every Time Hatlo THE STORM iSEEVlSTOBfi X 6UES5 WE CAN BE O- JNQNOW- By Jimmy Ha i 1 i I i ' ' mm I mm 1 flUESSTHFV WIWTlJt PUT MORS H DEAR MAN-MXJ DOtfT I THAT OLD 6CNSKR SEEM TO HME WHAT TW5 5TCAWT LOOKING FOR ANO 7WEWHATISOU NAME f XLL.CCMc BACK A6AN' T1L1 TUSfilM SHINES NELUa THEY'RE THCY USEPTOHVE r XM DEUVEkEP CO-D AND THEN CHOESONN THE LAST KALH HOURTHANTrlE VlLLAcC BLACKSMITH PIP Moris Launch Eugene Drills A happy crew after their best showing of the season in trim ming Astoria last Triday night Salem high's Vikings got down to work Monday for Friday's night's racial Big Six league fracas against Cugene's Axemen on the amy grid. The tilt will be the local's final one of the- regular season. Currently tied with the Axemen, CorvaUia and Albany for the Big Sue lead, the Viks can sain a tie for the title with the winner of the Albony-CorvalUs mix this Weekend IX they atop the Eugene fang. The winner win. also be In the thick of contention for district honors. Aside from those stakes the tot wlU be a renewal, of the state's oldest prep athletic rivalry. Several Items were particularly leasing to Coach Loran Mort aa he SaJeeas ran over the Astorlana. The pass combination of Cone Oarver-te-Doug Rogers clicked with deadly effectiveness against the Fishermen and mat weapon rosy used frequently against Eugene. And once again a big cog la the Vlk-attack was Captain Jim Bock, lie added to his sparklers with a 90-yard touchdown Jaunt ta the Astoria game on the second ttalf klckotf. Fine Interference by his mates helped Jim. JSort will hurl his charges through scrimmage this after' t n . rnciK V-V i ny port in A stdrm-butashoe STORE 15 THE GALS' fAVORTSNUaHARSCKl I MANX 3U ROBERT MCQJBBttsI, 2536 DELAWARE AeJ Whitman Next XOrflWBT CONTXXBiC w Lit ret. CeUese leaho 4 0 1 uawia -Clark Pactfie U - LlnneU WUUaaatte VhMnua ii Man caaMs: Whrtmaa at its alia .at 3 .41 S4 40 I jm ft si ee jm ii tu nt (mbm: Whttmaa at W 111am . daOata a Idahe at TtvUU. Now la the midst of one of the worst slumps in! the history of football at the school, Willamette's Bearcats, losers ct their last four straight games, tangle with the lowly Whitman Missionaries next In Northwest conference play. The game la scheduled for Sweetland field next Friday night Evan worse ott than tbe Bear cats In the matter of conference wins and losses la that they have dropped four tilts to WITs three, the Whits wfll come from Walla Walla with hopes for a win and an ensuing escape from the loop cellar.- Thy now palp occupy the dungeon with the local eleven. Coach v Chester f Stackhouse put bis charges to work Monday to prepare for the clash. The only other conference game this week pu,ts College of Idaho at Pacific. Should the Coyotes win K they'll take down their second straight league title. A loss will leave thg Idahoans in a tie with Lewis a Clark for the champion ship, as the Pioneers have wound up their league schedule. ' MSC Star Out as OSC Go Looms ' i ' I - CAST LANSING, Mich, Nov. 7-W-The Michigan State football team surveyed its bumps and bruises today after the hard fought 34 21 defeat by Notre Dame Saturday. The most serious casualty was Fullback Leroy Crane, who reinjured bis bad knee against the Irish. Crane will be out for the remainder of the season. The team leaves Thursday for Portland Ore., where K will meet Oregon State Saturday. j Greeatrae Stable's Guillotine, Crack two-year-old, will miss his fall racing engagements because of a swollen neck gland. The American League has woa if World Series and tbe National League IT. ' I s W II Look! and Learn By A. C. Gereea 1. Which are the four largest nations, in size, in the world? 2. What highly Inflammable gas forms tne greater part of water? 3. Whose portrait appears on the V. 5. flvo-doUar bill? 4. What Scottish queen was be headed by Queen Elizabeth? 5. 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