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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1950)
(Continued from preceding page) cloud,, a mighty warrior of the mat who is doing much better, than merely, dandy in such villages u New York City, Philadelphia, etc We're told the guy Is as mean and nasty as were some of his ances tors, and that the promoters have to argue him out of using his toma hawk in his ring battles. At any rate, the guy is doing the business, 1 la Georgeous George. . Yep, The 'Cloud? It Our Anthony Q. And whe might "Chief Thundercloud" be In reality, yea ask? No ether than ear eld pal Tony Bess, onetime mat promoter here and later a noted nasty known as "The Fist" Yep, Anthony Q. seems to hare struck It rich with his new Injon idea. .Of coarse the closest he ever got to being an Indian was standing in front of a cigar store, bat then more power to the gay for hi inventive powers. . That makes two famous rasslers who have launched their ca ! reers here, the other being Gorgeous George himself Two of last winter's better Coast conference basketeers are hav ing their licks in professional baseball now, and good licks they are. You no doubt noticed where Ted Tappe, ex-Washington Stater clout ed a home run in his very first time at bat for the Cincy Reds last week. And Bill Sharman, USCs All-Amerk eager banged a single-double-triple-homer "round robin" in his first appearance with El mira of the Class A Eastern league . . . Stay Away From Armory on Monday Piighu , One of the more dangerous jobs in the city is held by Ben Ran sonj, custodian of the village armory which we oft refer to as the "Ferry Street Garden." Seems that the local gendarmes use the base ment of the place for their Monday night scooting drills, as there Is a fine gun range there. Seems also that a flock of rookie cops are now on the force and that same rooks haven't yet mastered the art of be ing halfway true with their firing at the targets. At any rate Ransom the other night ran (or dear Hfe when the eopa opened up in a drill. "Ballets were flying everywhere," ays Beau "They shot op through the floor, knocked all the re flectors off the lights, peppered the walls and dog farrooghs in the fleer. I dent think anyone has yet hit the 8x2 4-foot back - rreoad they're supposed to bit. Ifs a wonder to me they haven't all killed themselves." ... Hershel McGriff Included ... Driving Lineup Warned I Fes B6iyl?fiaces Sunday i The Northwest Stock Car Racing association Wednesday re leased the names of most of the pilots who will herd the buzz buggies c .ftmnnn'i card at Hollywood BowL Fourteen of the drivers, along with their mounts, have been named, and association officials added that anomer six cars and drivers would Join the pack by time trials start at 1:30 pan. Sunday. - Noted among the drivers now registered is Hershel McGriff, winner of the Mexican cross country classic last spring. Inas much as McGriff s Oldsmobile 83" is now undergoing repairs after i mishaps In last Sunday's Portland Meadows championship race, McGriff will drive a 1M9 Ford in the local events. Also listed among the entries is Bill Amick and the Ford in W ich he won the Meadows champion ship last Sunday. Burly Bill Wei mann and his Ford mount, win ners of the last' two 'stock car mainers at the local bowl, will be here also. Drivers and cars now registered follow: S Jimmy WUkenson (1950 Tord). S Hershel sfcGriff (1949 ford. 54 Bin Amick (Ford). 25 Georfe Amick (195 Mercury). 31 BUI Wetmann (1949 Ford). S - Keith Olson (1950 Hudson). 4 Wally Gervais (1048 Mercury). 20 Floyd Trumbte (1950 Ford. Bud Emra (Ford). 77 Cordy Haines (1950 Plymouth). 15 " Hove Haggcrty (194S Plymouth). 10 Chsrlle NordwU (1948 Ford). iS Rank Dubois (1947 Hudson). 88 Dick Boubel (1950 Oldsmobile). Player Draft Due Nov. 16th - CINCINNATI, Sept. 2tHJPfTbt annual major league player draft will be held in Cincinnati Nov, 18. Baseball Commissioner A. B Chandler ' announced today. The National league team which fin ishes last in that circuit this season will get first choice of the thous ands of minor loop players eligible to move into fast company. The .last place club in the Am erican league will get second choice. . From then on, gradually work ing up to the pennant winners, the teams will have a crack at the talent. Top price for a drafted player Is sio.ooo. The lowest price is $2,000, - American League Kew York Chicago .040 201 010 8-11 ..ooo ioo oooi a 0 2 Ford and Berra: Scarborough, Judson (IK Wight (9) and Niarhos. Philadelphia 003 110 0000 IS 2 Detroit 010 003 02x 8 S 0 Keener. Hooper (7) and Guerra; Trout Stuart (5). Gary (6). Whit. (8) and Ginsberg. - Boston 000 002 180 2 7 0 Cleveland 201 020 lOx 0 0 Stobbs. McDermott (5). ParneQ (7). and sosar and sans (7); JUemon and Hexaa. Boston 000 000 1001 I 1 Cleveland 020 300 30x 7 t 0 Dobson, Kinder (4). liastersoir (8) and Tebbetts: Wran and Hegan. Washington 021 610 20012 14 St. Louis 000 070 000 7 12 2 Hudson and Keller: Starr. Etoriah (4) Bruner (5). Marshall (), Pilletta (8) ana Hots. National League tyciro PMl iadelohia Hacker. LHoard Bchmitx (). Rush (8). 010 022 0018 12 2 220 001 13x 0 12 2 (1), Lad 4). ana swatsKU Meyer, KonsUnty (), and Semi nick. ntuDurgn ,, 200 000 0002 8 Brooklyn 402 001 OOx 7 8 MacDonald. Walab (7). and Mueller: uwm ana cawarai. - Cincinnati 010 000 0034 12 New York '. 000 190 0001 4 Blacrwell and Framesn; Xoslo and westrum. Cincinnati 001 0002 S Hew York 000 000 0000 8 Raffensberger and - Howell; Heara, ivenneay ( ana westrum, Yrars S) St. Louis 000 000 0101 T Boston 000 000 0000 4 I Boyer and D. Bice; Bickiord and cranaaii. .-...- Table of Coastal Tides lTNPS WYa eka a vosa IBs . SEPTEMBER. 1950 (Compiled by I S. Coast & Geodetic ourrw-y, ruruina, vricpuil f PACIFIC STAND ABO TIMS High Waters Low Waters fPt 11 n 13 St s? Tim 9:45 a-m. 820 pjn. 10 JO un. 023 pjn. 11 M IJO. 1922 pjn. 1130 ajn. 1124 PJBO. 11 dO a jo. U JO pjn. Ht 40 9Jt 5J J 5.8 8 J 5-9 8 J ' 6.0 8J 2 22 a jn. -0 J 3:4S ajn. S -49 n m 434 ajn. 443 p.m. 5:14 ajn. 8 -M p.m. 8:14 p.m. 3J a jo. 8:54 pjn. Ht 9 a . -0 J It . -0J JO O-l 1.4 0.9 0.8 0J Thai Yon Should Know Have you read in the news about the startling increases that have taken place in the price of wool fabrics? Prices have gone up $1.00 and more a yard. Lining and trimmings have gone up too. The present prices of our new Fall clothes are based on our early Fall pur chases and no duplicates are obtainable at these prices. This is plainly written on every in voice. Mills are not accerrtine orders for new Spring goods at any price. . We suggest that if you need any new clothes for now or the near future, you can save money by selecting them now. Either pay ior wem in run, or use our convenient lay-a-way plan if you desire. We will hold goods untu cnrlstmas. ; We pledge ourselves not to in crease our prices unless we have to pay more. For the greatest clothing values, for the finest Quality clothes, you will una it pays all ways to buy your clothes At The J. J. Clothes Shop Salem's ' Quality Clothiers tor Men & Young Men, 387 State ftireeL 2 doors west 1 Liberty St. Open Friday site tU 8 odock. Morning Without Chills! Order Union 76 Fuel Oil. Call 3-7721, and that's atll CAPITOL FUEL provides constant check, full-level service from then onl ' Free MILLER'S Gift Bond for Initial order! Can 3-7721 for union The opening shakedown cruises ' for most of them now over after openers of last week, prep foot ball teams of the area hop into higher gear the coming Friday as all help provide the heftiest touch down schedule of the young sea son. Taking them league by league: BIG SIX: Four of the six mem bers open league play. While Al bany is entertaining Lebanon and Salem is taking on Gresham in out-of-league scraps, Eugene's Axemen, fresh from knocking over Medford last week, play at Spring field and Corvallis goes to Bend to play the Lava Bears who last week spanked Madras. annual Jamboree! j MffisrFrep Fu'ot!)aU,Sjiite loaded f Mpcomitlg Weekend, "M WnXAMETTE VALLEY: Their now over earlier this week, all eight WVL elevens go into league play Friday. Esta cada's Rangers jopen at Sandy, ML Angel's Preps cut loose at Molalla, Woodburn Is atj Canby and Silver ton at Dallas, Op in night games. League strongies still loom at Woodburn. Canby and Dallas. So the Woodburn -Canby clash draws the week's spotlight YA-WA-MA ) LEAGUE: This brand new circuit got its Jam boree under the; wire early in the week and Friday goes at it In league play. Banks will be at Amity. Dayton! at Yamhill. Sher- Wolves Prep For Pacific MONMOUTH, Sept. 20-(Spe-elal)-Ont to make a better aha win r than they did last week when they dropped a 28-12 de cision te Lewis A Clark, the OCE Wolves are busily prepar ing for their next football battle Sasorday night at Forest Grove with the Facifie TJ Badgers. Coach Bill MeArthnr and the Wolves 'expect to face just as tough a foe In Faclfle as they did in the Pioneers.. Facifie last week damped Western Wash ington eollere. Probable starters In the game for the Wolves are Lyle Hay and Hank Decker at ends. Tom Thayer and Lea Standinger at tackles. Dale Sparks and Arch Padberg at guards, Gas Langlie at center. Leroy Coleman or Rorer Dasch at Quarterback, Rehin Lee at right halt Paul Lee, Ralph Capasse or Jim Ort Uef at left half and Whitey PauiMroist at folL wood at Willamina and North Marion at Sheridan in the openers. Play In the Marion-Polk and Marion County B leagues on a championship basis doesn't get underway this week. But some of the member teams . nonetheless have scheduled outings with out-of-loop opponents. Stayton's Eag lesM after losing a close one to Sheridan last week, play the Ger vais Cougars at Stayton Friday afternoon. Mill City's Timber wolves aren't booked until Sep tember 29 when they . play Che mawa at Mill City In (he Marion B opener. Jefferson's Lions, now coached by Fred Graham, open Friday afternoon here in Salem with the Sacred Heart Cardinals on the SHA field. Sacred Heart last week tied ML Angel in a scoreless tUL collegiate play in the area blossoms this week' also, Willam ette opens against Central Wash ington on the' new McCuUoch stadium turf Saturday afternoon, and .on Saturday night the OCE Wolves of Monmouth play Pacific's Badgers at Forest Grove. Lewis & Clark will be busy Saturday night at Coos Bay in a game with the Southern Oregon Red Raiders. Linfleld travels to Bellingham Saturday night to play Western Washington. Stanford Liked InPC(Chase (Continued from preceding page) Howie OdeU'sj Ringed T could fly the Huskip to high rating. -Red- Sandersl IJCLA Bruins will be another hafd knocking bunch with Bob Wilkinson, the west's best end last ieason expected to shine again. Oregon may provide fireworks with a new pass throwing ace, sophomore Hal jpunham; swift Bill Fell at half and improved defense. Whether Oregon State can com pensate for the) loss of Ken Car penter, one of the finest backs the coast has seen; In years, is ques tionable. (I Dixie Howell; M Idaho has a vet eran team; 22 sophomores from the best freshman squad in the school's history and a high class halfback in Johnny Brogan. Forest Evash- evski has been faced : with the difficult job of! installing the. in tricate Michigap version of the single wing, at; -Washington State. r -i Open Evenings Til 9( w nnnnrvni will 111 M 1 'J LbUttO RASCHX OPTIMISTIC CHICAGO, SepL 20 -J?V Vic Raschi took heat treatments today for hla sore right arm and said he will be ready to face the Boston Red Sox this weekend. Raschi will accompany the club tonight when it returns to New York. He prob ably will see Dr. Sidney Gaynor, the dub physician, tomorrow. UKES POLISH ATTACK LOS ANGELES, SepL 20-AV The UCLA football squad eased away from contact drills today but spent most of the afternoon polish ing the Bruin passing attack for their opening conference game nere Saturday against Oregon. Orangemen Set f For Spart Trip CORVALLIS. SepL ZMAVKlp Taylor tonight named the 37 -man traveling ooaad that will test Ore gon State's mettle in the season's gridiron opener, against Michigan State Saturday. 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