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terling Teams Beats Planing ilAill 3-0 Fans 19 As Albany PCL to Solve Lutherans StOD 1111- m r e. t . . V Legion ,Lewi. th. game. found Clyde well- Phu8, X cope with at r k the vww , . EfSut a W victory in a threw Ms aca fireball R' Sr Simon,, and it Ww ihin. too. Biiiiuii" "e. hits, butju- " manufactured two micu 'iC thsthre. blows. C the meantime, o.ne 71,. .-. eame of the sea led"' Aih.n nine to ..T hi s and giv- i,e0 i me earned run. Three tflfhF&t. in the P". 5.jT,Lf two runs and cost ymvm i Albany's only legitimate counter came in tne iirm wnen oimons was hit by a pitched ball, took second on a fielder's choice, and tallied on Gibb'a double. Simons struck out 19 Eugene hitters while Lewis fanned six, and had the Albany hitters break ing their back on his outside curve. Scorat RBI Albany 1 020 010 OOO S 1.1 EugonS .-.000 100 001 i 4 Simons ana Dpreon; uowis ana tidier- " EXHIBITION BASEBALL Indianapolis (AA) 0, Pittsburgh NL) 1, Philadelphia (A) S, Wilmington (IS) 0. Cleveland (AD 18, Dayton (Central) 4. Montreal (ID IS, Brooklyn (NL) 8. New York (NL) 8, Buffalo (IL) S. St. Louis (AL) 7, Philadelphia (NL) B. TWIN OAKS SupplyMram HcKmhI River People Blue River, Oregon (Jmtlemeni The Heatilcrtora have arrived. We have five sizes. Iby provide the one sure way to build a successful ice. wey cui um operation. bills and Insure smokeless TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. .669 High Street Phone 2600 Solon Trouble (Associated Press) San Diego Coast League fans Tuesday night and all this week will see the unusual spectacle of the home team batting first. The reason: the Padres will be teohnlcal host to the Sacra mento Solons who lost their happy home when Edmonds Field was virtually destroyed by fire Sunday night. The 10-game series scheduled for Sacramento waa shifted to San Diego but the Solons have been designated the home club for box score purposes and will bat last. The two teams were to square off In a single game Tuesday night and s double-header Wed nesday night PCL directors will meet Fri day in emergency session to work out plans for the rest of Sacramento's schedule. The ear liest the $1,000,000 plant can be , replaced is next season, General Manager Tupi Separovlch said. Charles Graham, president of the San Francisco Seals, offered Sacramento use of Seals stadium whenever it is not in use by the home club. The league's new leader, Oakland, will try to widen its one-game gap in a seven-game series at Hollywood, which showed signs of waking up last week. Second-place San Francisco will play host to Los Angeles in attempting to regain the top spot. Portland at Seattle rounds out the week's bill. Curtains cleaned in Sanltone, EJeetrio Cleaners. 1210 Willamette St Elks Lodge 9-3 Marines Gain 6-5 Industrial Victory FEDERAL W L Sterling a o Planing Mill 1 Elks , , 1 Moose I,,, , i 2 Lutherani 1 Buck's ,,. a Register-Guard", Eugene, Ore., Tueg., July 18, 1948, Page 13 Jones, Szasz Date Brawl INDUSTRIAL Marines Active dub Jaycees Telephone . Standard Oil . NCC Navy Besarv Glustlna 0 0 e Pet. 1.000 .e7 Mil .333 .333 .000 ret. i.ooo .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .ooo .000 Rufus Jones, a lad who seldom tastes defeat, has arrived at op portunity's door if by dubious means. The tale is involved and long, but the "meat" of the story makes for but one thing and that's a ter rific battle between he and Al Szasz in the headline attraction of Don Owen's weekly wrestling show Saturday night at the arm1 ory. Szasz, in a great display of wrestling last week, in Yakima defeated Frankie Stojack for the Coast junior heavyweight title, Jones, In a great display of head butting last week, defeated the Phantom In the armory main event. That's what they did last week but the tale goes farther back than that. Some months ago, in Yakima, Jones, with his mean tactics, cut bzasz up so bad he had to retire for a spell. A couple of weeks ago in Yakima he did it to St asz again and police in that city demanded he never show there again. Szasz in his fury, has carried the match to Eugene even over-looking all title claimants or a rematch for Stojack. Szasz says that if Jones walks out of the ring with the title he'll have ot kill him first. Jones says he's been fighting here for some time and never yet has got a title crack, which may or may not be a back of the hand slap at the wrestlers and Owen. Jones swears that if the title isn't up there'll r e no match. Szasz Is just mad enough to do anything to get him In the ring so It'll probably be a title match although as of Tuesr day it wasn't certain. i Smci 1 Q I on )af lad Sale U Me L I em: rc O t. i 11 x a r TIRES 1 I I Crlssoross vcAWm &0 J lnflst" cor"l I 1 ttfcN .VIS rect pressure I 1 V ?! New tires and! I 1 cteVoVJ'VA 1 tubes. Wne.ll 1 I feVeVl Glance. Jj 1 3V "" Front End Align front wheels. Adjust and repack front bearings. Adjust and lubricate steering mechanism. DESOTO 1080 Olive WALTER JJJJ JJJ MOTORS PLYMOUTH Phone 214 or 2190 Sterling Furniture flaunted their prowess over the rest of the field in 19th and Lawrence Federal League Softball play Monday night by shutting out the Eugene Plan ing Mill, 8-0. Central Lutheran re sponded nicely by defeating the Elks 3-0 to leave the Sterling team the only undefeated outfit in the loop. With the short five-game round over halt completed the Furnituremen are now virtual shoo-ins for the second half bunt ing to go along with their first half title and a spot in the city play offs. In other games the Moose Lodge pounded out an abbreviated 14-1 win over Buck's Plumbing and the Marines opened the second-half Industrial League drive with a 6-5 win over Giustina. The old master, Verne Adams, had a two-hit job to his credit in recording the Sterling win. His mates gave him a three run lead in the second inning and he coasted an in. Central Lutheran pulled the surprise of the evening by knock ing over the Elks, Heavy artillery in the fifth and sixth innings pro duced the win. The Marines, decked out in spanking new uniforms, gave the Giustina team an early lead, but came back with a big third inning to salt the win. The Moose batted around and then some in the first inning for nine runs to make it strictly "no contest" in their game with Buck's. Tommy Pendergast with "two for three," a double and a triple that brought in five runs was the big gun in the Moose attack. Scores: ' ft H K Marine 010 ISO Giustina 310 000 8 1 4 Fleisehauer and Malmi K. oregg, nun (T) and Morhtnwlg. SHE Moose 932 0014 1 0 Buck's . 010 00 I S P. Bryan and Kaxbyt Mathers and LusK. BBS Lutheran 100 1st 0 4 nut's ooo 310 o a a 7 Carmlchael and Vila Brunton and An derson. BSE Sterling 030 Ml 0 6 1 Planing Mill 000 000 O 0 18 Adams and welinitii o-Buiuvan ana J. Moore. Springfield Rifle Club Slates Meet SPRINGFIELD, July 18 The Springfield Rifle Club will hold a meeting Tuesday night at John son's Hardware, next to the Mc Kenzie theater, In Springfield at 7:30 p.m. Lost: one girl. Found: one Iwtfte Time doesn't wait, they lay. And neither do homes Ibr ten!. That's why this young lady was almost In tears when ihe tame In. Her husband had discovered a "For Rent" sign and she was rushlne to meet him there. But when? "There Is no such" street," she said, waving the address. "Or at least I can't find it," It took me a couple of minutes to quiet her down and only half the time to locate the street on one of my Shell maps. I marked It out for her and off she went -just within the speed limit. MI Couldn't Have taken them long to sign the lease, for she and he were back so fast. The lady was so busy beaming, she eould only say "Thanks." Gosh, that's what she says every time she comes In now. And, Tve got answer: Service is my business. MB Service is.my business Hollywood Trainer Fades Dope Charge HOLLYWOOD, July 13 U.F Trainer Jack T. Engle Tuesday faced a second charge ot racing a horse that had been stimulated when the California Horse Racing Board announced the cold Criss Cross showed traces of benzedrine. I Criss Cross won the fourth race at Hollywood Park June 30 while being trained by Engle. The horse paid $10.30 on a $2 ticket. Engle was automatically sus pended July 1 after chemical tests showed another colt, Fractured, had been stimulated. Both horses were owned by Robert S. Howard although Criss Cross was claimed by Arcadia1 stable after her winning race. The wealthy sportsman expressed the fullest confidence that jsngie was innocent. Engle said he was dumbfounded by the discovery and had no know ledge the horses had been sumu lated. He will be given a hearing later by the state racing board. Ghosts Knock Over Springfield, 6-to-2 SPRINGFIELD. July 18 The famed Iowa Ghosts defeated the Springfield All-Stars, 6-2, on the Springfield High field Monday night in a feature exhibition con test. The Ghosts netted two runs in the first inning, and then took two extra-base knocks to get three more tallies. Babe Favor's three bagger in the fifth netted one run, while Fat Boy Mitcneu nit anotner three-base knock with two on base in the sixth. Wade Cowan scored both Springfield runs. In the fifth, he doubled, but came all the way home as the Ghosts mishandled the ball. Cowan s triple and en error produced the final All-Star tally in the seventh. . Score: BBS Ghosts 200 111 0 S 0 sni-imfji-M nnn Atn l a 4 Hammond and Flavors; Wilson, Rostack (n) and Boqua, jueats to). . Movement Afoot to Place Dodds on Team LOS ANGELES, July 18 Gil Dodds, ace U. S. middle dis tance runner, will be a member of the American Olympic team, if the Los Angeles Football Writers Association has anything to say about it. The association, In a resolution forwarded Monday to the U. S. Olympic Committee, urged that Dodds be taken along as an alternate. The Flying Parson pulled a ten- den, which prevented his compet ing in the final Olympic tryouts at Evanston, 111., over the week end. Most experts considered him a cinch to capture the 1500-meter race. The grid writers pointed out there is plenty of precedent for naming Dodds an alternate, re calling that boxing and weight lifting squads always take alternates. Indians Sign Another Negro, Farm Him Out ST. LOUIS, July 13 UP) The Cleveland Indians have signed Alonza Smith, Negro outfielder of the Cleveland Buckeyes, and are sending him to their Wilkes-Barre (Pa) farm club of the Eastern League, President Bill Veeck of the Indians announced Tuesday. At Wllkes-Barre Smith will be the second Negro added to the roster. The other now with the club is Fred Thomas. Two Negroes, Larry Doby and Pitcher Satchell Paige, are on the Indian squad. Paige, long famed ror Bis pitching with the Kansas City Monarchs and in exhibition games, was aqulred only recently. Clay Court Favorites Advance in Tourney CHICAGO, July -18 (U.HV-The two top-seeded entrants in the men's singles of the National clay courts tennis tournament had passed the first barrier with little trouble Tuesday. 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