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FfyweiglitToga Prize Tonight Terry Allen Defends , Against Dado Ilarino B Eta Carter' HONOLULU, July 31-flP)-Rlval -managers of Terry Allen and Dado Marina each predicted today, a knockout victory by . his boy in their world flyweight till bout 'her tomorrow night. Johnny Sharp, manaxer of tl Ueholder Allen, said Terry would atoo Marino "between the 11th and 13th rounds." . Sad Sam Ichinose, who manages Marino, said, "Dado win kayo Al len by the seventh." The managers agreed that their fighters ar in good condition. Sharp said Allen. 2t-year-old Londoner who beat Honor Pra tes! of .Trance three months ago to win in crown, is "In excellent form and ready for the toughest iort of fight" Sad Sam said Marino, 31-year-old Honolulu beer truck driver, is keyed up and "in the flghtingest mood I've ever seen him in." Allen and Marino staged their final workouts this, afternoon for the fight In Honolulu stadium. Both should be below the 112 pound limit for the weigh-in to- umhtuyt. f : TksyH Do It Every Thzz By Jimmy Hatlo HOTEL KJTCWSMS rtt&T rSsvit L? p The Stcriearngn, Salem, Orxyon, Tusdqr Angusl 1, 18509 Tlie Nation's Top Comics DAILY A0 SUNDAY Your Hera tfctcspser ACEXANQE? TO A lU, MtS FWfcNOS I X HAVS In 1 .. Las tri F if KV Jleys. !, Uf taiwa aye 1 SOUNp NKTE.SO--i ( THEY A(?E DONfT MDUR R?lNOSVA EGBEPt KftWE REAL NAMES M J?CATI?OVO ttCBV AND If BUT I AM A BUSINESS UAX1. I CAM ro t LSOM3Ll5 TALENT FOR TVCU5ANDSOP DOLLARS, NDU WILL BECOME KCHf Armory Fight rBee Wednesday The gloved gladiators, 18 of sane, are standing by for the VrW-Tex Salkeld boxing show at the Ferry Street Garden wednes day nisht first on sine the slambango produced here a month arc Two 8-rounders share Wed nesday's top billing and will be supplemented by a trio of 4-mas-ters, first of which starts pro ceedings at 8:30 tun. Dean Abney, much improved Jefferson blond belter goes post ward with the capable Paul Ken nedy of Longview in the feature a-rounder in the 160-pound divis ion. Just before that one Don Sogers, classy Portland light weight climbs in with the rugged Larry Reagan of Hermiston. The announced Eddie Kahut-Al Cliff scran. : v.- '- The fours: Whitey Klrsch, Eu gene,' vs. Pete White, Portland, middles; Jimmy Byrnes, Portland vs. Lew AngeL Oregon City, heav ies, nd Bobby Schaeffer, Eugene vs. Tommy Warren, Portland, middles. ' '. V The advance sale of tickets, at the new sonular orices. is now In progress at Maple Sporting Goods store. Exhibition Tilt la Waters Lot The Salem Shopping Canter "Capitolettes" . tonight return to Waters field for their exhibition I clash with the famed Lind Florists of Portland, runnersup last year I in the women's world eottball tournament. Game time is 8:431 o'clock and will follow a prelim-1 inarv booked for 7:30 between the Papermakers of the Salem Men's City league and tn LSDanon acs. Bullet Betty" Evans, Xmetime crack nitcher for the Linds Is no I latter bout replaces the formerly longer with the club after having turned pro in Chicago, am m Doris Barrett. Laura Nelson and Thehna Parrish the Unas nave thre quite capable replacements. other Lind players include Dotty Moore, a veteran of eight years, Irene Maas, Jerry -Burroughs, Midge Stevens, Mugs Dobson and Dolores Price. OHe" Olson or Jackie Gardner likelv will do the nrtchinff for the local aals tonizht Both divided the chores in tne ian came vie Canitolettes clayed at Waters field with the barnstorming Har lem Queens. 'The Queens that one 4-2. . The Linds and Capitolettes (last year known as wary rionsaj played her a year ago with th former copping a snappy 1-0 victory. v Mack Family ToKeepA's f (Continued from preceding page) Roy and Earla have taken a 30- day option to purchase 81 per cent of the stock for nearly $2,000,000 from their' half brother. Connie Mack, Jr.. Mrs. Connie Mack, sr., and relatives of the late Benja min F. and Thomas Snibe, zormer presidents of the club. Connie, jr., placed the $300,000 value on the club. This includes Shibe Park, the American league franchise and a number of minor league clubs. Should Roy and Carle fail to exercise the option the group head ed by Connie, Jr, can buy tne controlling interest. In either case all three sons quick to point out Connie, sr., onen cauea -&&r. ttaseoau" ana now celebrating his 50th (Golden) anniversary as manager, will stay at th A's helm. "Dad can manage as long as he wants to," Roy, Earle and Connie. jr, insist. The purcnas ox tn controlling Bid LindSwifty v.- Tennis Gates Open to Negro SOUTH ORANGE, N. J, Jaly 11 -(P)-Barring th defaalt f top- seeded Gardner MoHoy, wh re ported a was ever-teanlsed and needed a week's rest, th opening aatttea ia th eastern graat. temus ehaaaptonships today pr-! daeed few surprises. MaHoy, the Ceral Gables, Tla player wh lest to Earl OechH f Jjm Amreles yesterday tax the flm als el the Seathazaptea, N. T, toornament, defaoltad to .Cecil Merth. Jr in the first reumd here, rriBdpal Interesi eeaxtered pat first-reaad match la the wom en's stogies whieh saw Althea Glb m. g New York, down Mrs. Vir ginia Rto Jihwin, f New Ha ven, Cemu (-L f-S. Miss Gibsen b ths first sem flayer srer to empeto in a U. S. graas-eourt chaasptenship CAL SWIMMERS FAVORED KXLOWNA, B. C, July Si-(CP)- Th California Swimming club coached by Civic Engineer Charlie McLaren, tonight was tout ed as the team to beat In the sen ior men's events at the 44th An nual Xelowna Regatta, opening to morrow. 1 WarnerTossers Defeated, 14-5 The Keizer Drive-Inns, propell ed by a lS-nm third inning, drew first blood in the Junior T league playoff Monday night by whipping Warner Motors, 14-3. in an error- I filled ball game. Second game of the two-out-of-three game playoff between the co-holders of th reg ular season title is due Wednesday night, 0 o'clock at Olinger. A two-run triple by Ginard Pet- erson, singles by Vine Matt and Pitcher Gary Keppinger plus six I walks and three enemy mlscues I produced the big third-inning burst which clinched the fray lor. tne I Keizer club. Warner Motors best offensive 1 showing was the second when they I tailed lour tunes oil Keppinger on a pair of errors, walk and singles Iby John Humphrey and Tim CampbelL Each club committed seven mis- cues. Keppinger gave live nits in the five-inning mix and George Covey and Bill Mays yielded six I for Warners. Keizer 1 0 IS 0 014 t 7 Warners 0 4 0 0 1 5 8 7 Keppinger and Magee: Covey, I Mays (5) and Davis. U ,, I I mm. m wm wjt a ; a a a v a a a Vt 1 IDICZ TRACY IF IHOLP VCU THS ATLAS BRIDGE ANO LCCQMOTIVE ARS CONSIDERING Al TELEVISION 5HCW BUILT AROUND SXRklE AT 2, TXOUSAIID DOLLARS aiMTW VAA I AT" lunii r I t . , - i tin WAKE UP. 'VDU TURKEY- NECKED LIZARD, VERCUAW.' rFAIIsJTCD,t a -a EM - THE HmSt UMCf? W OONTl LCCK WfW UKS V3U U20TOL0QKH ,AR2VCUQCK1CR HOPMCOf. LITTLE AIQUS EOOJIZT NO tiA NOT QCKI OCNT FEa. vtay AppvNoecoy CAN LP1A&IHE TROUBLE wnHMssmaov ANDSTUPIO-I CAPS CFXXJR UnVUf&WEUTEl E5 MS NOrVS Dttris Barrett, Xenacr sale era ivrr : m - and new tp fhnger far Ot TTUU1CUB 1UUTUCY famed Lind Florists f Perttaad I v vr Si da th hwrling for th tal- UpeilS, YJZLK JLUlOU eirl tUT m YOUR CSTKSXt , rvl flAMKO A "ARTY. AMD JUST tECAttfl A mscMT ptDNrr axcivff woa vox nrr TtMNKi,ur X DON'T rut uKi aitranNa, MISS CHA5S. Look and Learn B y A. C Gordon 1. What is the chemical formula lor water? 2. Who .was th first famous newspaper columnist in America? 3. What are the only two large cities of the world situated on the fkruator? " - . 4. What is uxoricide? 5. What is the simplest form of animal lifer ANSWERS l. two . parts hydrogen to one part of oxygen, v 2. Benjamin Franrlfti. S. Singapore and Quito (Ecua dor). -i..-' 4. The murder of a wife by-her Husband, a. The amoeba. it anted visitors in th Waters field exhibition game with th Salem "Capitojettes as t:4S 'elek. Beavers Play Leading Oaks Fresh from knocking the socks off the Hollywood Stars in their recent series. Portland's strength ened Beavers commence another Coast league baseball series Tues day night at Portland with the league-leading Oakland Oaks who themselves had their troubles last week at Seattle. Since Leo Thomas and Teuton Mole joined th Bevos th club has been making like first divis- loners, and has won 8 straight times.. Other, series scheduled this week put the Hollies at Seattle, San Diego at San Francisco and Sacramento at Los Angeles. Portland hits the road next week. to Hollywood. The Marge Fulgham Cup tour ney started at oak Knon goiz course last Wednesday with a field of twenty women firing. The meet will continue for two more BUZZ SAWYER MOW, LOOK. WPS TWO lOM&UT AAf XtCAMS tlUaO TVJ IKON CU81MMANB m NO FuM. tur WE PONT HAyl TOOK ' AND HOW AWAY, DO Wtl IS YOU rO KATHEK HAVCDttN&t k AL0K1 T&OSKj f URf,0 AKtAW SiTw A C0JWM AMD 4UUL DUT swrruorj S 1V 10 AMD TO X 6CT 4AAOCWOOWK1. 0KX& euifsJ aaBea utre Si' ft Oak Knoll woman llnkstersl Ipkyed as guests of the Tillamook women's .Golf club last Tuesday. winners will be announced at a I later date. Table of Coastal Tides Tides for Taft. Oregon, August 1890 (compiled br VS. Coast At Geodetic Survey. Portland. Oregon). Fftdfle SUadird TIbm HIGH WATERS LOW WATZRS Aug. A.PUNNV FBLLOSAl.-WS'Ri TAW No MOUTOTW tSONMASX'TO TWTC3UT J08! JTJNIOK TOURNEY OPENS interest by the two Macks is, ex- .tZri' irr7 Sto bring ce-to an or-1 h" J!S1U.- P01 ganization allegedly broken up and reportedly mismanaged because of internal dissension. . DOBSON, aTJNDEB BACX SOON BOSTON, July Sl-tfVRed Sox Pitchers Jo Dobson and Ellis Kinder, who returned her fori medical treatment, will be able to play in a few days. Dr. Ralph Mc Carthy, club physician, said to day. An x-ray examination show ed that Dobson suffered a painful bruise when hit on'wthe side by Larry Doby's line drive yesterday in Cleveland. Kinder took a whirl pool bath at the Sox Fenway park clubhouse to ease the pain of an aggravated rib injury. LESSES IXADS CHICAGO, July SMSVPatrida Lesser. 18-year-old star from Seattle, wash, stroked a 79, three over women's par, today to cap ture medal honors in th qualify ing round of th Junior open tour ney of the Women's Western Golf association. Miss Lesser, runner up in the Washington state tourney, finished two strokes ahead of 18- Alhambra, Calif, came from be hind today to win his first round match in the national junior sing les tennis championship. Grigry was supposed to win easily but he had to extend himself to defeat Thome Donnelly of Lake Forest, I1L, 3-Q, 8-3, 0-1. 10 is M IS Time 1:50 mjau 1:11 pja. aas ajb. 3:44 pjn. 3:28 ajn. 4:18 pjm. 43 ajn. A:S3 pja. VM aaa. SdS pjn. tO pjn. ma an. 1:1S pjn. 9:39 mm, K5 pjn. 1:ST ajn. 9M pjn. 11 .3S sjiu 940 pjn. 11:10 pjn. 10:37 pjn. ) 129 pjn. JlUtpju. IWt pan. U5 eon. 15 pjn. 1M Bt. S S.S S.T J 8.0 sa 4.4 5 J) Sj) SJ 1.7 8.9 S.7 S.T 4J0 JO 4a SJ 4J as 4. T CT 4.9 sa u SJ) S.4 5. T at Time 9:41 9M pjn. t:i4 ajn. 9:SS pjn. 9:48 ajn. 10:95 pjn. M:S1 ajn. 1I:S8 pjn. 10dS ajn. SIMS , 3:09 ajn. 1S:S3 PJB. i$9 aon. 1:57 pjn. - 441 ejn. . 3:04 pjn. 4:44 ajn. 5 J7 pjn. S M mm. 4:49 pjn, M mm, StS pjn, 9:96 ajn. 6 .-09 pjn. 7:07 ajn. :5S pjn. : 7 HO ajn. 1:43 pjn. LCClilt HOUSE TWB MASK AWWAITS AT THITHRONS! MAKE IT YOU MV WAS A FUNNV FELLCNVl 'PI: 1 1 1 mrm rr TW1S N TWI MOPS MB WOUU AAK , SAMtf HltES 1 1 J )SN0R WR3XYCK X1PTQ UKB TM HUH Cna IHJW ihtOwiM wrruuBTOTvai villa ooi AS Mff Mouca OJESTi ww year-old Joyce Ziske of Xlilwau- Jcee,who fired 2-S 8L The Grand Canyon was accur ately snapped ia 1223. iP(H)iiairLn(EiHnrMiEiia (Continued from preceding page) triple killing. He didn't know who they were and when w later tried calling the coach of the team he was not at home. Consequently we were stuck with what few details we had. - ' But rest assured we have attempted to "write up" those little fellers properly in the past, and will continue such policy. W can go only so- far as our cooperation allows, however. ... Whet They Blch-Blah About ct Borne PUtte Ever wonder what the umpires and rival managers bass , ahnt a leaf at borne plate last before gam time, when they all knew, threat prevtras visits, perfectly well ' lost what th ' ground rales are? Wv not been la aataal touch with such pow- , for some time, bat tsarina the topics are e&u aoeat u The sesrlstia r aeemethimr Ilk this (asxaa' l-I-s-4 aa r for th tw ibm and tw xnaaaaen): Nft. l; "WelL hlva naL how's things been mintf?" No. Aw wev been having a helluva time since, Joe got hurt. Sure do miss bis big bat." No. S: "Yous guys nere nave oeen naving a xougn xune, ear rtmrn -rm nan drawinsT No. 1: "Lousr. But then we've been going lousv too." No. 4: "Boy we sure had a good meal at that fesaurant just over the bridge cut of Pasco last night on the way over. Ever tm in ihm ana cit- no. xz xeaa. uooa rau,'DuaN uuhujob. rolls, spmacn, pie ana coxie nr i ouaw i wu. vu unh ww anTDlaee." No. 1: "By th way, what happened to you guys wp in Wenatchee the other night? Paper read like you were in quit a riot." No. 4: "Ah, wasnt much. That big Jerk Slewjoot gave me a push oa a call at second base so I thumbed him out. He was out a mile on th play and had no beef coming at alL But then, you know then fans tin there they want everything.- No. 2: Howre the kids. Pete?" Na S: Tine. One's Just getting over a cold, but he's Lie the old man-Hpreny russeo." -.-.-, Ne. 1: TTe3. what few easterners we've get tnlght are yelp rag to play ball, a rues we'd better break it ap. Tea gays bear dewa aw." N 4: "Okeh. oat Erst tea m wmi mas oienae ever there In the second row? Brethert Always did Ilk to com to Saleae 1 . k msY RIP. M3U AMJSTt IT'LL K SUCH FUN! Thb COUNT UAS PLAWED A ROUND 0 WRTJgs I SOUNDS CNTtCIMSk 'AWBglUT TMA F WSRK1MS MAN. X HAS IMPORTANT BUSII5S IN ftCMSXXLJOiN JlOIATTHi k VILLA IN HCW SOOTINS! Y3UR DASN83 DSTECTIV1 FRISO VmMtS ON A AttSTCKlGUS MJSSlCNl X AM 6UR THB CULPRIT ISwHOW OO YOU SVW IT. A 06AO OUOCv US VMS CUT! MVaTERlOUSi ABOUT It WASNT HSf IT aSJST m .THl MAN9LBRI if?- I thoufirtrt vou'd 71 do. But Uk) -to se th yvher do Navaho girls V thev Tt weavin' blarocets. ; trie Nina. . ,.,i,,4. coiorsyj 1 GASOLCS AVost heep r white, but witn that best bringirf up tnere are bound to be a le of ones. Y Thev brirtr red sheep from tne vermilion ciirre aur ywiow heer from Yellowstone. ; quirrcyou wouldn't spoof meP . Certainlv not. fcu notice they don't use bJue.Tney ; tried Vnportin' blue sheep from the Blue Ridge. But cool colors dorft stand up (in this hot country. j- TOnT 01! SETTUy HE?) SHORE GIVE YOU. vravw ar SHE HA'JT HtcRcu TH' LAST OF 4Aw, , bacttt google TH 6IT SECOfJT THEM CIDDiES HATCHED. nJL V.'U'CO HER ttECK RN FLtriu THBT CPIKEROUS OCCRITTER It.TH'STEl.POT EAVESORAPPlfJIIUs- His 4
