Juniors Open
Might Action
Olney, Albrich Gain
' Meet's Semi-Finals :
Some first - rounders . and also
ome seconds were fired Tuesday
as flight play opened in the annual
Junior Golf tourney, sponsored by
toward Wicklund of Maples
Sports firm.
Two boys. "Jack Olney and Bob
'Albrich, captured to matches each
to advance all the way to the semi
finals. Olney beat Jack Baker, 5-4
In a first-rounder, then stopped
Mickey Raschko. 3-2 in the second
found. Raschko had advanced with
a 2 up win over Don Callaghan In
toe first round. J
: Albrich stopped Leo Sebern. 4-3,
then topped Bob Gordon, 5-3.
Other first round results: Kent
Myers over Paul Sundin, 1 up;
fed Knapp over Ed Bauer, 4-2; Bob
Gordon over Gary Campbell, 4-3;
Ron Hoxie over Don Hughes, 3-2.
The first-round losers dropped
to form a first flight- Two first
flight matches Tuesday saw Bauer
top Sundin 1 up and Sebern beat
Campbell. 1 un.
Championship flight matches left
In the second round: Myers vs.
Knapp: Hoxie vs. winner of Stan
Samuels-Loren Upper match.
- Final firing in the tourney is ex
peeled to be finished up by Satur-
UM
The boys division of the meet
was switched to medal play be
cause of a small turnout, The
cfdwn was captured Monday by
Allan Wood with a 179 score for
36 holes.
Walla' Cowboy
Sheridan Victor
SHERIDAN Curtis Tarwater,
Walla Walla, Wash- cowboy won
the 10th annual Phil Sheridan
rodeo all-around cowboy cham
plonship here Saturday and Sun
day. Seventy-five cowboys from
several western states competed
for cash prizes.
This year's show was declared
the most successful In the asso
ciation's history by directors of
the organization. Large crowds at
tended both performances. First
place winners were Dwight Mad
dox, Weiser, Idaho; Bob Henry,
Portland; Jim White, Carlsbad, N.
M.; Bob Maynard, ' Hollywood,
Calif.; Pud : Adair, Wickenburg,
Ari.; and Curtis Tarwater, Walla
Walla, Wash.
It is estimated that 16 to 20 per
cent of U. S. economic effort goes
Into hew capital goods.
If Tex Salkeld caa tnrn eat a
card spertln four knockouts In
five outs with action ralore all
the way sack, as the laat eating
carried he need never worry
ftbeat to many empty seats. . .
Comments from round about
termed It one ef the best offer
ings In long time. . . Cant get
rud it, the knockout punch
UU stands as the best gate at
traction the ring game boasts. . .
Gals Envious? '
Sidelight noted when Georg
eoos George made his armory .
appearance last week: As the
Gorgeous one made his entrance,
long, blonde curly locks reflect
ing the light, gal after gal en the
premises (and there were plenty
of 'em), with the common fem
inine gesture put hands to their
hair and patted rebellions carls'
back Into place. Wonder If they
were envious? ...
Congrats in Order
The Elks tourney Is new his
tory -and congrats should go to
Exalted Ruler Glenn Burright.
and all ethers having a hand In
the affabr for the snappy manner
la which the meet was run of f.
Week -by-week, round by round
the schedule was adhered to. . .
New what the golfing fraternity
hereabouts will have to do is un
cover s local hope whe can break
the monopoly the outsiders par-1
tieulariy Dkk Test have held
mm the tourney for the past sev
eral yean. . . Ia ear opinion
Jack Russell and Jim Sheldon
toad as THE men in Salem ranks
wfaea they're right. . . But these
Ktky "off days seem always to
b up. . . . I
Will Links Doors Open?
Baseball has opened the doers
to acgiots and If professional
golf one day does the same thing
look what the beys may have to
contend with. At least that was
unite ft feat that colored star
stroked the other day. Just ft 29
31 for a fantastic C9. . . Tarns cir
culate constantly about the pre
dicieus talent of various negro
wingers about the ceuatryl
There may or may net be Hogans
I and S aeads galore among the
'. colored . gentry. That question
win he answered only when the
test ef actual torney competition
arrives if tt ever dees
' Unique Meet Due
Speaking of golf, due fat Aug
st to KOCO-suoasore d event
which will be ualuae ia that it
will be ft -shortstop" affair. It'll
he aa aauhitieas meet with prims
apleaty mm will eeoowme only
two days Saturday aad Sunday.
It wQ be a fulckle. sure encash.
ttevos Supply Surprise "'
Among the big surprises cur
rently rebounding about the
arena is the fourth-place bold the
Portland Beavers currently share
with Trkfca fat the Coast league
race (at least up to this writing).
The Eevos are only a handful ef
games away from the leaden
iboagav their perfersnaaee ef she
past week Indicates they may be
slipping. . Anyhow, en paper
It didst look at all possible before
the campaign started that the
Portlands would prove much ef a
ThcyTl Do It Every
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Bookmen, Laundrymen Also Win
Cteizers, W-Saleiii Srab
T lead on No-Glitters
A pair of no-hitters were chalked up last night as the Keizerj
MercnaniS ana W esi oaiein iiumoermeu icapcu u uie ujp ui uie i uu-
lpr "B" league standings with their second straight wins.
Reiser's Ken Prinele cave no blows and no runs and whiffed 17
Corriden Puts
Life in Chisox
NEW YORK, June 29-(P)-About
time somebody called on Johnny
(Red) Corriden to stand op and
take' a bow.
, ' Since Corriden took charge of
the Chicago White Sox May 27,
they have played .600 baJL They
wen 15 and lost 10. That's about
.340 points better than they were
dolnr before he moved In.
Attendance sported under Cor
riden, too. When Red became
manager the Sox had drawn 113,
S25 fer 13 home dates. In elht
home dates since they have placed
to 117,827 for ft season total ef
231,452.
factor In the '50 race. The slug
ging of Joe Brovia, Mickey Recce
ana xuis Alarques ana some
smart pitching by Helser, Adams,
Lynn and Drilling has helped.
Manager Bill Sweeney can also
take some bows. . . But the Fort
lands do show indications ef a
downward trend, which along
with the bad time oar Sal-ons
are having lately, makes it a time
of worry for Owner George Nor'
gam . .
TEX SALKELD
Thinrs Are Looking Up
Huskies, SC Dominate
When yen think ef crew racing
yea think ef Washington's Hus-
; kies and mention track and SCs
Trojans automatically come to
mind. IT ever two schools pre
dominated a particular sport it's
1 the Huskies and Southern Calif
ernians. . . Why? WelL looking
at the Washlngtons yen can find
the main reason in Mentor Al
Ulbrikson. The crew sport, un
like many another, doesn't get its
talent developed ha the prep
schools. Most ef the material
comes raw and untrained. It's up
to the coach to find the men and
give 'em the ABCs. . . Ulbrikson
is to crew what Rockne was to
football. A host ef men trained
by the Husky mentor are now
mentoring the ear sport at major
schools throughout the country.
... As for the Trojans and their
ability to tack down title after
title in track, there Is no doubt
ing that they get ft head start la
material. Deaa Cromwell bant
the sport up at SC and In the
process made the LA school a
f r many a prep staadeut.
Why Suffer-Any Longer
Wkaa otters ran
immOh. Aaaasams aiiiiii tor COM
rears la CiUaa. No bbsXSot wttk
what aaaseeta yoe.are aKHcteo
CtoorSars, rtnUtts. haart. tea, D
. fcMnoys, gaa. riaaUiiallin. oieors.
Siafcetea. rheumatism, rail and hlae
See few. skim, ftamuo eraolalstU
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men as his club topped orchard
Heights, 3-0. Pringle issued only
one free pass. Lowell Pearce of
the West Salems also gave no hits
but had an unearned run scored
against him as the Lumbermen
whipped Salem Heights, ; 8-L
Pearce fanned 10 and walked one.
Salem Laundry made its debut
with an 8-5 victory over Bishop
Electric as Dave King threw a
three-hitter. Commercial Book
Store stopped Four Corners, 8-1
as Ron Whi taker hurled a four-
hit job. . -
Boyington and London led the
Keizer attack with two for three
each. Puhlman and Trussell pick
ed up a pair of blows apiece to
spark the West Salem offense.
DeRosier paced the Bookmen with
a pair.
Orchard Heichta 000 000 O-Lfl a S
Keizer : 001 110 X 3 4 3
Tripletta ana Fadenfecht; Plngle and
PearL
Salem Heights 006 100 01 0 1
West Salem 003 104 X 8 S 1
Butler and Adeitt; Pearce and Oa
born. Four Corners 000 100 01 4
Coml. Book 003 050 x S 1
Walker and Stubblefield; Whi taker
and Reitienstein.
Bishop Elec. . . 100 022 0 S 3 8
Salem Laundry ... 103 301 08 3 3
Rhino and Miller; King and Win-
SMV,
Walton Session
Slated Tonight
Discussion of big game hunting
regulations by State Game Com
mission officials, a talk on forest
fire prevention plus two movies
and a demonstration of spinning
casting will feature a meeting of
the Salem Izaak Walton league
chapter tonight, 8 o clock at the
clubhouse.
Bob Mace and John McKean of
the game commission will speak
on big game regulation and S. T.
Moore, district ranger at Detroit,
will deliver points on forest fire
prevention. Moore will show
film, "Then It Happened", which
deals with the disastrous Maine
fire In .1948. Another film to be
shown is "Elk for the Future
portraying elk operations in Wyo
ming. Pat Crossland is in charge
of entertainmenr f or the session.
Wives are invited along with
waiton members,
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Radio Column
Farmers Union Juniors of Ore
gon, and who are attending" their
1950 state camp at Camp Adams
near MolaUa, will speak on the
Oregon Farmers Union weekly
radio program Wednesday, June
21, over Station KOAC at 7 pjn.
on ."What Goes On at Camp."
Dt.T.TJJUavNJa. BtAOwaJMs.
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By Jimmy Hatlo
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'A LISP IN THE WORM!
G&4RETTE LI6HTER W&BBLESi
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THEM THIN6S TAKEN
Legion Plays
Oregon City
BUI Hanauska's Salem Capi
tal Post American Legion base
ball Juniors again ge to Oregon
City tonight to play the O-City
district entry in a night game.
The Salems have won ence and
lost twice in district play thus
far, and one ef the setbacks was
a 4-2 season opener at the
hands of the Oregon City dub.
Salem's other loss was to the
SIlrerton-ML Angel entry. The
victory was registered ever
Weodburn.
Either Bob Steinbrook or
Steve Merchant, will face the
foe from the mound in tonight's
game. The Salems are faced
with upsetting Oregon City or
falling far behind ia the district
pennant race.
'Spin' Caster
Here Tonight
Buzz Fiorini, noted Washington
fishing guide and, spinning tackle
exhibitionist will make his Salem
appearance tonight at the Izaak
Walton league chapter clubhouse
located at 500 S. Cottage st, near
Mill creek. The demonstrations,
free to the public, will be given
at 5 and 7 pjn. Fiorini is from
Seattle and his visit is being spon
sored by . the numerous fishing
tackle dealers in Salem.
, The visitor will use spinning
tackle and will show how to cast
both overhand and sidearm for ac
curacy, and also for distance. He
will also give many valuable tips
on catching fish with spinning
gear.
All-Star Ring
Show Planned
PHILADELPHIA. June 20 -UP
An all-star boxing show of four
10-round bouts was announced to
day for Shibe park July 10.
The headline bout will match
Ike Williams, world lightweight
champion, against George (Sugar)
Costner of Camden, N. J.
In one of the other 10-round
bouts Bernard Docusen of New
Orleans will meet Otis Graham of
Philadelphia in a return welter'
weight bout.
Look and Learn
By A. C Gordon
1. What four Presidents' like
nesses are carved in granite on
Mount Rushmore, in the Black
Hills?
2. What is the oldest fortifica
tion in the UJS. over which the
American flag has flown contin
uously since it was built?
3. What three adjoining states
of the Union have names begin
ning with the same letter?
4. Is coral animal, vegetable or
mineral?
5. What is the oldest musical
percussion instrument?
AHSWJK2
1. Washington, Jefferson, Lin'
coin and Theodore Roosevelt.
2. West Point, on the Hudson
river.
3. Indiana, Illinois and Iowa.
4. Animal.
5. The drum.
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Broad Buying
Sends Grain
Prices Ahead
CHICAGO, June 2(HAVBroad
general buying sent prices up at
the board of trade today, after
corn had resisted declines in oth
er pits early in the session.
At the close, wheat was 1 to
2 higher, corn was Its to 1
higher, oats -were to 1 high
er, rye was 1 to 1 higher,
soybeans were 11V to 4 Vi higher,
and lard was 3 cents a hundred
weight higher to 3 cents lower.
Wheat was aided early in the
session by some mill buying' and
prospects of export business. Af
ter corn refused to decline com
mission houses started fairly heavy
buying and a firm to strong tone
continued to the close.
Slow-Motion
Rally Saves
Stock Losses
NEW YORK, June 20-(ff)-The
stock market staged a slow-motion
rally today following a short but
severe morning trouncing.
Losses outnumbered gains by a
heavy margin "at the final belL
Closing prices were at or near the
best levels of the day, however,
and most declines were limited to
fractions.
Trading hit a fast clip during
the morning drop but slowed on
the way back. The flurry of ac
tivity lifted sales to 1,470,000
shares from 1,290,000 Monday.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks lost 2 of one point at
78, a low since May 15. The Indus
trial group was solely responsible
for the drop. Rails were unchanged
on average and utilities a trifle
higher.
The market was narrow with
only 1,112 individual issues trad
ed. Of these 553 were marked
down and 270 improved.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby riven that the un
dersiened has filed in the Circuit
Court of the Stale of Oregon for the
County of Marion, Probate Depart
ment, his verified Final Account, as
administrator with the will annexed,
of the estate of J. C. Cannoy, de
ceased, and that said Court has fixed
Monday, ttte 17m day of July, 1950. at
the hour of 9:15 o'clock A.M. of said
day. as the time, and the Circuit
Court Room in the County Court
House at Salem, in Marion County.
Oregon, as the place for hearing; said
final Account ana an objections
thereto.
Dated at Salem. Oreeon. and first
published this 14th day of June. 1950.
Konaia c. uiover. Administrator
with the will annexed of the estate
of J. C. Cannoy, Deceased.
J 14. 21, 28 Jly 8. 12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that
the Circuit Court of Oregon for Mar
lon County has appointed the under
signed administrator cum testamento
annexo of the estate of Irene Scott
Hatfield, deceased. All persons having
claims against this estate nereoy are
notified to present the same, with
proper vouchers, to the undersigned
at 1763 North Winter Street. Salem,
Oregon, within six months from the
date of first publication of this notice.
f irst puDucanon nereox is June iui,
1350.
CLTVE SCOTT,
Administrator cum testa
mento annexo
Chris. J. Kowitz
Attorney for Administrator
Salem, Oregon. J 7-14-21-2S Jly I
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them non-nourishing, un-appe til
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None or iRrurri maix
Of THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE Of OREGON, TOR THK
COUNTY Or MARION
No. IfiSOV-
O. J. WUIDEBOTH,
riainmr.
vs.
G. XV, SNOOK.
Defendant.
By Virtue of an execution, tud
dgmcnt
Issued
order, decree and order of sate
out of the above entitled Court ta
ute aoove entitled cause, to me di
rected and dated tbe 14tn day ot June,
1950, upon a judgment and decree cn
tered in said Court oa the Stn day of
April. 150. in lavor of H. J. Wende
rotii. plaintiff, and against O. L.
Snook, defendant, for the sum oi
S500.QO.! plus interest at six percent,
from the 10th day of December. IMS,
ontU paid, and tbe further aunt of
$100.00 attorney's sees, and tbe fur
ther sum of costs and disbursements,
and the costs ef and upon this writ
commanding me to make sale of tbe
Xol lowing described property, to-wit:
Beginning on the West line of Block
SS of North Salem with Additions.
Marlon County. Oregon, at a point
umi mm mm xeci norcneriy xrom tne
southwest corner of said block:
thence-northerly along the west line
Of said block S3 1rt- Uimm .
erly parallel with the south line of
DKM
block 122 S feet ta tha r.nf.r
i ox saia dmck; thence southerly par
aUel with the west line of said block
59 feet: thence westerly parallel with
the south hne of said block 123J
xcet to ine piace ox beginning and
being a part of block 9 North
with Additions, Marion County, Ore
gon, according to the duly recorded
plat of said addition on file and of
record In tbe office of the Marion
andnstateCrd"r l0r CmmtT
Now. therefore, by virtue of said
execution. Judgment order, decree and
order of sale and in compliance with
the commands of said writ, I will on
Wednesday, the ISth day of July, 1930.
at 10:00 o'clock ajn. Standard time
at the front door of the County Court
House in Salem. Marion County. Ore
gon, sen at public auction (subject to
redemption as provided by law), to
the highest bidder for cash ia hand,
all tbe right title and interest which
ie wixnin named defendant G. I
Snook had on the 10th day of Novem
ber. U the date of mortgage, or
mce that date had In and! to the
above described troperty or any part
thereof, to satisfy said execution,
Judgment order and decree, interest
mi aixnuiix COSTS.
Sated this 16th day of June. 1950.
- DENVER YOUNG, Sheriff
of Marion County. Oregon
First Publication: June 21, 1950
Last Publication: July 12, 1950
R. W. DeARMOND, Attorney for
. Plaintiff. 687 Court Street
5aiem. Oregon J 21, 28, Jly S. 12
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310 Mooflnq Nottcwa
Salem Lodge No. 4 AJP. & AJif.
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70 pjn.
312 Lost and Found
LOST: Brown wallet money urgently
needed. Guy Jonas. Ph. 26834.
314 Transportation
DRIVTNG to San Diego Tri in late mod
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chicks Gehrmg Hstchery. suverton.
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1000. 12 wks old Parmenter red oul
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410 Seeds and Plants)
LATE Cabbage plants. Broccoli, Bro
sei spnu jenuce. enarve. swles chard,
scotch kale, 13c doc Burpeea bybridt
tomatoes lie ea. Marif olds, cosmos,
asters. 20c dox. Out Center. Sllke
Greenhouse. Rt. 9 Box 184.
GOOD seed poUtoes. Bruce Sqiuer. Pol
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412 Fruit and Farm Produce)
STRAWBERRIES U' pick. 12e lb. .&
E. of Keizer.
; V mi. s. on Claxter
Rd. Duane Sears.
STRAWBERRIES 0-plck. 12c lb.
ml N. Keizer School. mi E.
no
ggs mall box. Roy Boggs, Phone
233:
GOOD Strawberries. U-pick. lie lb. I
Joe Tendrick. Rt. S Box 438, li mi.
N. W. Macleay.
Ydli PICK strawberries. 15c lb. Rt. 2"
Box 334A on Portland Hiway. 1 mOe
. south of Brooks. Bill Duffus.
STRAWBERRIES. U pick. RU 1. Box
221. 1 mi N. brodge on Wallace Rd.
Brine containers.
tf-PICK strawberries. 12c lb. Ray Woelt
ke. Rt. 1. Brooks, (North Howell
Sch home.
STRAWBERRIES, U-pick, bring own
containers 10c lb. Chris M. Bartruff,
Rt. 2, Box 39SP. Chemawa-Quinabr
Rd.
STRAWBERRIES Sr. currants. U-pick.
Keizer-Chemawa Rd. Box 2175. Archie
Clageett.
STRAWBERRTIS: U-pick. liS IS.
Wayne Strachan, SUverton, 1 mi west
of N. Howell store.
414 Farm Equipment
193S MODEL P-30 rarmalL excellent
condition, rubber and steel wheels, 3)
bottom 14 -inch International plow,!
Ph. Dallas 372S or 2967. r
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