Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, June 11, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1925 LEGION DEFEATS IN STELLAR TILT In tbo tightest Bame of the twi light league yot played the Ameri can Legion tinichull nine won over tlio Valley Motor team on the Ox ford diamond lu.it night by a 2 to 1 score. Proctor for the losers pitched BUberb ball, fanning eight of the Legion nlno. Several errors and overthrows lost the game for the Valley Motor nine. I'roctor tviiH tho whole team last night. ItoBldeH pitching a good game he made the Valley Motor lone tally when ho got on first and stole second and third. Jenkins, liurler for the Lo gion fanned nine of tho Fords. Acton and Cooper made tho two tallies for tho winners. McLeod of tho Legion made a spectacular catch In left field. The Valley Motor team lias improved since their last gamo and they are liable to give so mo of tho other teams a hard run. The Valley Motor Is to meet the Caseys In a postponed game on the high school diamond this evening. If tho Kords had the services of I'roctor on tho mound for thin evening they would make tho go lng rather hard but as Proctor hurled last night It is thought thnt the Caseys will win. Both teams are about evenly matched, how ever, and the game will be .hard fought. Piny This veiling The WOW's and the Oregon Pulp and J 'a per company baseball nines will clash on tho Oxford park dia mond this evening In the Sundown Jcnguo. JJoth tennis are about even ly ni a to lied so the game ought to bo hard fought. Kuch team has about tho same number of wins to its credit, and they are both fairly good with tho bat. It Is thought that the paper-j makers have a slight edge over the Woodmen In tho fielding but not; much. Champions PefeaUnl I In a fast, hard fought game played Inst night the Balem Mid eels defeated the Field Mice, cham pions of the junior twilight league series by a score of 7 to 8. The gamo was hotly contested and was featured by several brilliant plays. Exceptional fielding and base run ning gavo tho spectators' consider ublo excitement. Harold Cross, twhier for the winners pitched superb hall strik ing out ten of tho enemy batters, fiacho of the Midgets featured with tho bat lit getting four hits. SALEM STUDENT WINS ADVERTISING AWARD tlnivemlly of Oregon, Kngpiio. Juno 11. Way no Leland of Sa lem won the third prize of ten dollars In tho annual Ilotsfonl- Coimtnntino contest in nd vert Is infr In the I'nlverHfty of Oregon Mr. I.eland won tho prize for his perioral presentation of a cam palgn for the tma of hats. 'I ho first prize nf $25 went to Mary Conn of Lakeview, Ore., for her solution of it problem for t hi fi a lo nf a brand of ralmip. Ktinlce JonsriKt of Muring won tho second prize of $15 Tor her Investiga tion of market conditions for the ealo of a spring mattress. Strike Called. Kon Chow. China. June 10. (A Premier Mussolini 111 if K f j , ",&',; V'A : . . S t ' i yv' ViliArt.;. KiMViiWWfl. -,rtim'j.atii .jfcrfnrff 6Jt&t ii Despite his powerful physique, the coudltlon of Premier Mussolini's hoalth was such that physicians conrorred concerning tne aavisaumir Of an opo ration on the Italian leader. YACHTS OFF ON E San Francisco, June 11 Far out on the deep blue of the Pacific, four trim canvas propelled yachts are today well underway to the dis tant island of Tahiti In the longest sporting boat race over attempted. Lief ore night falls tho craft should have completed about 185 miles of the 3CC5 mile trek to the far away goal. With some 19 days ahead of them the four sturdy sea loving mariners will, for consider able stretches of time have virtual ly the whole of tho Pacific to them selves, as their course does not fol low the lanes of steamer travel. This fact added to the natural ele ments that must be combattcd, make the undertaking not only extremely porty, put hazardous. Dr. 13. R. Parker's Idalia. and the Elol.se, owned and piloted by J. C. 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HERE is a sturdy, low-priced car of the very finest quality the new Studebaker Standard Six Duplex-Phaeton. It is the most powerful car of its size and weight, with every proved advantage that a high-grade open car can offer rugged dependability, brilliant performance, outstanding comfort In addition, it has one great advantage no other open car provides Duplex roller side enclosures that give enclosed-car protection in stormy weather. You make the change in 30 seconds without leaving the seat Built complete by Studebaker both body and chassis in great manufacturing plants where the overhead is shared by three different models. Thus only "one manu facturing profit"- is included in the low purchase price. Come in and inspect this new-type car see this ex clusive Duplex convenience learn the value Studebaker offers before you buy. ' MARION AUTOMOBILE CO. Phone 362. Open Day and Night. 235 S. Com'l Standard Six Duplex-Phaeton THIS IS A STUDEBAKER. 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Made of ptitf cum rub ber. 75c each. nr. Scholl't Walk Siratt llrsl Pad 1'rrTrnt lieeli ninnfnf ovrr. Sivr iliorl nd re pair bill. Make walking a pleasure. 35c per pair. WINSTON-UNIVERSAL Cross-Word Puzzle nr :((' rwKr u ii Dnscd on the Fountlation Laid by NOAH WEBSTER And Other Lexicographers Modernized Ey W. J. PELO, A. M. (Harv.) BRING THIS ADVERTISE MEN T WITII THIS AMOUNT TO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL OFFICE AND GET THIS NEW DICTION ARY OF 1100 PAGES. - Full Definitions of Words, Synonyms and Antonyms, Mythological and Classical names, Names of Persons and Tlaces, Terms Used in Commerce and Law, Christian Names of Men nnd Women, Prefixes and Suffixes, Parts of Speech, Abrogations, etc., etc CAPITAL JOURNAL