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The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Friday, July 21, 1939' Red Sox to Meet Albany for Semi-Pro Ball Pennant Six Oaks Eliminate Hills Creek in Semi-final Mix BUvtrton't undefeated Rod Sox, who moved Into the final bracket of the state eml-pro tourney under way at MeOlnnli field, will fact the Albany Oakt, their moot feared op ponent, for the meet UUt tomorrow Bight. Roy Heleer, one of the leading ehucken of the tournament, prob ably will be on the hill for Sllverton with Del "Squeak Wilton doing the tossing for Albany. The Oakt moved Into the final bracket last night by taking the Mlllt Creek aggregation Into camp by an to J tcore. The semi-final contett found the HlllblUlei play ing the wont brand of ball they have exhibited all tournament and it came at a time when Elliott, on the mound for Albany, wae pertlO' ularly "hot." The Oak't chucker whiffed IS of the HlllbllUe. The ! loaert booted four afield which J counted for teveral of the Albany scores. - t The teort: slaaar J aneu. I ! Orant. m MeClaraa. r Oreree. 1 Leptleh. e (Oentakow. 1 Mori. iur. 1 XUIOtt. p " Totals , Bilk Creek (II 1 Career. 1 i f Baxter, r , I Dunn. I , ' O'Cennell. a J Clealnaer. I S Homer Parka, m . f o. Kctser, e J B. Parka. 1 B. Keliar. p : rhllllpi. r ' Maimer , Srrdlae. e Total! .. 4 0 0 1 .. 4 I ..(lit ..lit . I I I 111 ..lllll . t 1 I 1 0 .4010 ,.41111 ..it in in a o I i I I II 17 J Hlt for Howard Parka In fth. i Hit (or Howard Parki In Ith. Brrore, CfConneU I. Bomir, Parka I. f Oentskow. Oraree. f eleven hlta. I rum off Balaar In Ith. j I and I off Elliott In Ith. Buna reapone- ! IMe lor, Kelear I. Itruek out. Or 11- lieu 18, Kelaer I. Baaaa Ml balli, off Xeleey I, XlUott I. Btolen boat, O. Bel- ear, r, nn, fgaptloh I, oravee. More, How. S ard Parka. Clactlnitr. Three baaa hit, Orant. Two baaa hit. MeClalaa I. Sea- rlflca. Orant. Wort. Orevec. Buna bat- tad In. Oravee, Laptlab I, Beter I. Dunn. ( Doubla plar, O. Balaar to O'OonneU. Left I oa baaa. ATbanr V, Bllla Oraak T. Tlma t of eama 1 houra. umpiree. oerbertno, t . Burka and Turple. t Sox Cast offs i Hit Fast Pace ; By Bin White i . (AiaMiatad Praaa Bporta Wrltar) Wonder what kind of Super-Ethyl i gat Jimmy Dyke It using in that White Sox machine of bur The Chfcsgoens, In eat you've been busy watching the Yankee! have won IS of their latt It tame, have risen from the deptha of fifth f place to a challenging position In what it left of the American league ; race, and far Just three and one I half garnet back of the runner-up Boeton Red Sox. , Until two daya ago the Sox hadnt been able to shut out an opponent t but now they are boattlng about pair of whitewashing obt. I Tht tecond consecutive one came yesterday and the Red Sox were the Ttctimt by a 4-0 tcore at Thornton Lee turned In a nine-hit job that ! wat backed up by four neatly exe euted double playa. Red Rufflng't ; four-hit pitching, for hit 19th win of tht year, wat more impressive ! than the fact the Tankt got IS hitt and threatened to butt loose any I minute. r Bobby Satalella helped Washing I ton to an g-T victory and a tweep of I the series over the Detroit Tigers I when he banged a home run In the i eighth with a mate aboard. Pour. base blowt by Hank Qreenberg. Earl AverlU and Roy Cullenblne oouldnt match. In effectiveness, the lella round-trlpper. ! In the other American league tus- I tie. Mel Harder of Cleveland hid to 1 pitch himself out of a lot of trou l Die before he came up with a 3-9 decision over the stubborn Phlhv ; delphia Athletics. i The National league had only two ; games to offer but both were 1m j portent In the general scheme of things. i The Pittsburgh Pirates, not feel- i ing a bit sorry for tht battered t OlanU. lumped from sixth to fourth j place by virtue of their g-4 victory j over the taped-up terriers. That shoved the New Yorkers down to fifth place. Just a garni and a half out of sixth. Bible Fletcher of the Pirates horn. i ered in the seventh with two on J base. The defeat was the New York, i ert' sixth straight, their longest y losing streak of the campaign. The Boston Bees offered an un . beatable combination In stopping f ine cuds again, this tune 3-1 1 Tige r Club Recalls Freddie Hutchinson Detroit, July 21 UPy-Welter O. amies, Jr vice-president of the Detroit baseball club, announced today Freddie Hutchinson hed been recalled by the Detroit Tigers and would report next Monday. The Titers purchased Hutchinson from the Seattle Pacific Coast lea gue club at the end of last season and after a brief Introduction to major league baseball he wat farm ed out to Toledo to regain hit con trol. He won nine and lost eight while playing with the tall end American Association team. The free prats story said Hutch-1 Veterans Beat Youngsters in Trapshoot Opener Waits Challenge Dealers Monday Leafae Itatiduige W. ret. .T7S .171 .029 Square Deal T Walts 7 Schoen'a S Garnet Tonight Square Deal vt. Vancouver. Pheasants vs. Corvallta. Lead in the Softball tangle, which has remained in the undisputed possession of the the start of the season, will the radiomen meet the oncoming Waits club, now tied for first place. The meatmen moved up in the standings last night when they defeated the Ken- nedy Cleaners by a 10 to 3 count. While Walts were moving up Into a tie with the leaders, the defeat shoved the cleaners Into t cellar tie with the Papermakera. Tht nightcap of tht card at Sweetland field last night found the Pade-Barrlck girls on the long end of a 13 to count In the battle against the WOW team of Portland. After the visitors tallied a tingle In Move Over, Diz; Mrs. Dean Also Hits Doghouse By Eddie Brie Is New York, Joly 31 W) Short I shorts: The New York delegation came back from Detroit predicting a 1400,000 gate for Pastor-Louis . . . Paul Derringer hat seeded Johnny Mite of the Cardinals No. 1 on his "most feared" list . . . Carl Snavely has Just completed his annual sum mer chore of writing a personal letter to every guy on the Cornell football squad . . . Charles Francis Coe, the author, hat enrolled hit Florida lightweight, Clarence (Cotton) King, In Prof. Jimmy Brownson's finishing school . . . Ray Frlok, Perm center, It navigating again, after having his appendix cut out, Pole Greunl Bum An Injury a day Eama the doctor's pay. Charles A. Comlskey, 2nd, the lt-year old lad who may Inherit the White Sox, frequently makes the eastern swing with the club . Old Bill Klem thunders from his St, Louis hospital bed that he lent about to retire . . . The Syracuse chiefs have called for bids on John Oee and Jake Mooty, their pitching aces, and will peddle off both In two weekt . . . Henry Armstrong Is due Monday from Hot Springs to get ready for the Lou Ambers tussle . . . Gene Tunney ud to decline an offer to play the lead In "Caeluel Byron's Profession," one of the finest stories of boxing ever writ' ten. Today's Guest Star Frank B. Ward, Youngs town (O) Vindicator: "Bob Pastor is starting training for his battle with Joe Louis by running five miles per day . . That's ap appropriate start." One Minnie Intervliw Gabby Hartnett: "I like Duxy Dean as well ss any ball player In the world, but he Is still m the dog house , . . You can quote mt on that . . . and if there la any room left, so Is she." ... Is "the" Mrs. Dean, Oabby? (Br tha Aaaeclatad Praaa) Araerleea Laasaa W L Pot. 1 11 .111 41 SO .111 4) SI .SSI 41 SS .SIS 41 49 .404 15 11 .407 SI SO .SSI i ai ,su W t Pet. IS M Alt 41 11 .530 41 41 .512 41 41 .504 It IS .500 41 .4SS 14 St 414 W I Pal. IT 4B .54 44 41 .514 SI 54 .505 II SI .500 II II .471 II M .4M 40 IS .457 II .415 W I Pal. 41 II .541 44 II .510 47 41 .511 47 41 .513 II II .111 Haw York Boalen , Ohlcaso Olevelan Detroit Washlnaton Philadelphia , St. Loula nallanal Leaiae Cincinnati St. Loula Chlraao Naw York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia raelfla Caaal laana Srattla Loa Anarlee San Pranclaee .....( Sacramento ., flan Dlaao Oakland Hollywood Ptortland Waatera tBlemaUeaal Taeoma Vancouver Yakima BiKikane BetUnaham Can crate Tennis Cenrtt Mill City It has been reported that the cement for the new ten. nit courts on the school grounds hat been poured. This work, and tht additional landscaping, has been done at a WPA project. lnson would be used as a starting pitcner upon his return to the Tlfreri. LA DOITS French Fryer Tht baet ehtekea Js Dinners, f, lpn PaJraaarjaee M. at CHtage It, Pet. M0 .333 .333 Square Deal aggregation since be decided Monday night when the first the local lassies came back with an tight run barrage on seven hits In the home half. They tallied In aU but the fifth Inning. Walts was lagging at the start when the youngsters scored two counts In the second inning, bunch. Ing three blngles off the delivery of George Roth. The meatmen came back In the third, however, scoring three times and added pairs In the fourth and fifth and topping off the evening with three more In the seventh. The box score: Walts AB ft B O Oarbarlno, 2 I 0 0 1 Drynan, r 4 3 3 0 Nicholson, m t 1 3 0 Scales, 3 4 2 2 2 Pickens, 1 4 1 0 0 Salstrom, t 4 0 0 2 McCaffery, o 4 114 Buckman, 1 2 12 2 Roth, p 2 0 0 1 Totals ... Kennedye Bennett, t ... ..31 10 10 21 11 AB B H O 1 1 Slegmund, r Salstrom, 2 . Freeman, m . 0 2 1 0 2 11 0 0 Cave. 1 ...... Olrnth. 2 .... Salter. 1 Corns tock, c . Stevens, p ... Long, p Total .27 2 1 21 12 Coos, Douglas Best Fishing Portland, Jury 21 () Coot and Douglas counties were the favored lands In Oregon for fishermen this week-end, according to the game commission's weekly prospectus. Angling was fair throughout the state. Linn county Fishing good In most streams, fair catches made In San tlam and Calapooya rivers, limit takes In QuarUvllle fork of 8an tlam on salmon eggs. Clear, Parish and Daly lakes all excellent. Curry Salmon trolling on Rogue Improving slightly, trout fishing fair. Trout biting well In other streams with the Chetco a favorite. Steel- head not yet taking flies. Douglas Diamond lake yielding limit eatcnet on nasners and worms at well as flies. Steelhead fly fish ing retching Its summer peak on North Umpqua. South Umpqua low and poor. Fish and Buckeye lakes yielding excellent catches. JacksonBait fishing In Upper nogue ana trimi tense very good. A few salmon and steelhead taking spinners. Small trout and occasional steelhead taking files near Grants Pass. Klamath Crescent lake fair. Mil ler lake poor. Stream trout taking met well. Baker Fishing good in all sec. tlons, with Eagle creek and West Eegle lake yielding excellent catches Fights & Fighters OJr tha Aaioelated Praaa) Sioux City. Ia. Maurice Strlck land. Its. New Zealand, knocked out Bruno Dcoley, 320. Gary. Ind. (3) Fort Wayne, Ind. Floyd Olbbone. 302. Detroit, stopped Tony Martin. 113 Chicago (l. Baltimore Louis (Kid) Cocoa. 147. New Haven, Conn., outpointed oteve Mamaios, 153 H, Washington D. C. (10). New York Itsy Jannazso. 1MV. New York. outDO Inter! Andre Jeaaa. fun. 140. New York (10. Try a Colonel Schick Shaver for SO days. If not entirely satisfactory money re funded. WILLITT't Capital Drtiff Store Cat. ttale e Liberty rkae till Pheasants Paper Mill Kennedy'! Oregon Stars Annex Honors In 2 Classes Veterans showed the way to youngsters In the opening 200 target K yard event at the Ninth Annual Pacific International Trapshoot and World's handicap at the Saltm Oun club yesterday. The young 'cham pions, however, gave notice they will be keen competitors for the world title event today. Helen Odell, of LaOrange, Cel., youthful California women's cham pion, was the only one of the young. er shooters to come through for wins on the opening day. She totaled 174 targets, shooting In brisk wind, to capture both the Class D and the women's championship events. She was crowded for the honor how ever, by Shirley Nusom, of Qulncy, Oregon. S. G. Mendenhall, of Grants Pass, picked off the main trophy of the day when he defeated Ernest Carstena, Sr., of Camlno, Cel., In the shoo toff for first place In the open ing 200 target 10 yard event. Both shooters finished the regulation rounds with scores of ltg and both broke 39 birds In the first shoot-off but Cars tens draped one target In the second 29. In defeating Csrstens for the hon ', Mendenhall posted the highest unbroken run with 178 targets. Carstens, who Is the father of the present world champion, broke 116 straight for the second highest run and Earl E. Troeh, capturing the high professional score, cracked 113 straight. G. p. Stone, of Modesto, Csl., grabbed the top honors in the Class B division with a score of 1M and W. H. Wolf, of Salem, gained first place In the Clan C event with a mark of 101 to give Oregon Its only other division title. The complete scores for Thursday: Claaa "A" theaters O. Mendenhall. Grants Pais Erneet Carstena, Br., oamlno, Calif.. J. O. Cotant. Poeatallo. Ida AI Xlaaho. Moaterer. calif Blllr rox. tit, Vernon. Wean. Xrneat Caratena. Jr.. Camlno. Calif.. Rowland, Aatorla , . 115 Carl vtnlns, Sacramento, Calif. Don nah. Portland X. A. Howe. Ban Pranolaao D. Rar. coqullla P. or Olaaa. Butane w. Armatrona. Loa Anselea R. Parrott, Portland B. Troeh. Buiene Orant llaent. Santa Monica. Calif... Barner Oatfleld. Ban Pranclaeft ...... Prank M. Troed. PorUand 111 Herver Carllele. Bait Lake Cttr. Utah 111 L. A. Marks. Caatle Rock. wash. . O. H. Knee. Olendlve. Mont, J. weat, Seattle, waah Bernard A. Orlffln. corraltls Hlltlbrand. Balam. Robertaon. Salem Dean Hurd. Salt Lake CUT. Utah . . m . in , 117 . 117 , 1M . 1S5 . ISS . 1B4 B. J. Raneadore. Monterey. Caul..., J. W. Crane. Modeato, Calif, D. M. Hull, north Bead Oeear Bhlffer, Poreat drove Beth Miller. Portland , Ankenr. Walla Walla. Waah.. Joe McKnltht. Obmpla. Waah, ... Lloyd number. Butte. Monk. . in , 1S1 , 111 , 111 , 171 , 111 , 111 Oena Robertaon, Los Ansales O. O. Robertaon. Balem , M. O. Henkel, Portland Oordon Hull. Balem , Claaa "B" Sheatere P. Stone. Modeato. Calif. J. Stone. Bacramento. Calif. Paul c. Barber. Seattle. Waah. .... Bert Jonea. Oervala. Ore. , sari coleon. Jr.. Taeoma. waah. .. R. J. Vannor. Pallon, Ner. R. W. Nuaom, Qulncr. Ore Pine. Ladranse. Calif. Xd Lamport. Medford K. HlU, Seattle. Waah. A. March. Woodland. Calif. Llord Tempieton. Albany Henry Croteeant, Oranta Pass Mauser, seealde Lea X. Nielsen, Plaeamlla, Calif. .. Pred Vleeko. Balem Tom Oarpenter. Monroe, ore a. Barlea, Lont Beach, Calif. .. J. McOormack. Loa Banoa. Calif. Ernie Parmer. Amity Btemler. Portland William Powell. Pallon. Key. c. Jacor-r. Toledo Mark Asplnwalt. Clatskanle Jack Thompson. Blodaett. Ore H. Barr. Car lale. Salt Lake City. Utah lao Karl Neel. Modeato. Calif. 17S Prank Kautsman. Ball Lake city 17s John Camp, oorvallla, 177 Andy sorenaon. Taho Vlate, Cal f. Charlea Letth. Portland Fred Patera. Xutene Ted Welly. Caatle Rock. Wash. ... l. aimee. Amity I. Thornton. Marahflald Pete Herold. Belvedere. Calif. Altera corrauia Xarl Snell. Balem Cleorce Nlcolal. Seattle, Wash. ... Claaa C" Saaetera H. Wolf, Balem Cd Hurner. Lebanon Dambly, Dlcktaen. If. D. Oeorse Hurley, Albany A. H. Hudelaon. Cedes. Calif Dr. X L. White. Medical Lake, Waah, ISS t,. ronora. Lewiaton. Ida. .. Bob Barnett, Compton. Calif. . HMaer, Rrderwood. Wash. Ctont your vacation circle tear from your hometown . .nring'i' l4 earaa- l r3H BLraScI1 I 1 sreund through Canada s rr,rt Playjroamrf. Croaa Bra f W fYOU J,,fST .?t I great ranges of Censde's rsountaine. . .nop over it Benl. I - J I NOW,tTAS fllj' ppjCt- I 1 UkeLouls. or where yea wMa Yoor tour take. yo. on a I I AM. V.pOPU a-erie.' (l 1 coniplM. circle, wttk r acataaa rnd travel thnlU every day I 1 ffi A ' vf rf t MWrrartrvs, f tet M Trtj 1 ye2 cSTTv - eo zl," W1ltbt V 'lm.:"!-n ArMWtkHH. trait Iroa. 1 fY - (IT) V. 1i"-dW """m' ToU'' 1 . S'":,'.' Vawcewr-aae. vrmm. fl 1 If , rt , iV ) 111 V" At, pflc 3 a c.n. Bsairsj. rawaia ewaaa- eea-waler circle tear a w II 1 V. J . , - . . ll I II -a Wgjyrf, a,tw. teaalwaT.IVtk3atM7 W VL-aaaa 1 1 -v. j9 '."eT Bay Tucker, manager of the fa mous House of David .baseball team, who will lead his bearded stars against the Sllverton Red Sox at McOlnnls field Tuesday night. Leslie Outhifs dinger, 9 to 0 Leslie sluggers cracked out 14 hits yesterday at Winger field and white washed the north-enders 0 to 0 In the fifth baseball game between the two rivals. Leslie now leads In the series 3 to 2. John Rollins collected two triples and Eldon Lappln and Travis Cross one three bagger apiece for the winners. Midget Softball tilts saw Leslie take 3 out of 4 games yesterday. splitting at Ollnger 10 to 6 and 0 to 4 and winning at Leslie 7 to 1 and 9 to 2. Brent Dietrich collected two homers for the Leslie nine. Scores Leslie 7 S Ollnger 1 3 i Lapping and Gemmell; Blanton and May. Leslie g 6 1 Ollnger 2 9 4 Lowe and Jones; Stetler and May Leslie 0 14 2 Ollnger 0 2 9 Nelson and Clark; Fonts, Wenger and Wenger. Fones. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS IBj tht AMoclated frtu) Nation. League Batting Arnovich. PhUadelphla, 37S; Bon lira. New York, .330. Ruiw Werber. Cincinnati, 68; Prey, Cincinnati, 67. Home nui Mixe, St. Louis, 18; CamllU, Brooklyn. Ott, New York, and Mccormick. Cincinnati, 15. Pitching Dean, Chicago, 4-1, Derringer, Cincinnati, 12-1 American League Batting DlMagglo, New York, .410; Foxx, Boston. 356. Run Foxx, Boeton, 74: Cramer. Boston 73. Home runs Oreenberg, Detroit, 18; Foxx. Boston, 17. Pitching Donald, New York, 11- 0; Sundra. New York, 5-0. Rioul Wfltr, Salem , Merrli fUr. Coqullla R Rx. 8n Jott, Calif. B. O, Blchman, Ht.ywg.rd, Calif. NhL MontaBiantv Waih ... Dr. O. Qtjfbejd, Yrtka. CaUf. .., J, O. Cotant. Jr.. PaeatalltL Ida. . Chartfi 6ttion, Portland onariM nutr. Aurora , J. F. Barton. Lonivltw, Wash. .. O. R07H, Seiid STairltr J. Nuaom, Qulncr. Ort. Prank Stoop, Snokan. Waah. .. O. A. MeKar. PendJtton , Lowell Whit. Saltm Jin Oroat. Saild A. I. Uvln, flllTtrdal. Waih. R. HoUmon. Brcmfrton. Waah. , W. D. Cartir, Salem , Prtd Brnr. Bolat, Ida. ........ V. 8. Baxttr, Hcno, Nf 0. L, Maokar, LaOrand Sam UcKft, Amttr Claaa "D" Shoattra Melon OdMi ModMto. Calif. .... Weldon ICItnt. CoquUlo , Mra. R. W. Mancer, Astoria Tom Allen, Otweto , 0. Knapp, Portland , R. L. BTvaiu, LonaWtw. Wash, C. Naastr, WarrantoD. Ort. R. W. Munttr. Aitoria ., a. P. Piouiti. Bellinfham, Waah..,, Mrs O. D. Rar, CoquUlO . Profmlaaal SheoUro Barl B. Troth. Portland W. R. Wood, Vancouvtr, B, O. ... v. tsiorri. roriiaoa . nor ppp.f, Portland KW"sa::::::::::::! ,v IKauj. . iee weiaon mine, coquuie nil a a i ;t ym iaaw lei aire. R. w. Vluna.r. Astoria 11J '11 1 saea f Ta w s 100 Tom Allen. Oaweao in II - J -sS. If IlIaflTTT Annual Field Event Program Carded Sunday Scores of persons are expected to take part In the annual Willamette Valley CYO field day at Champoeg park Sunday. The meet, which has been established as one of the larg. est neia day programs to be con ducted annually In this section, dram entries from many districts In the valley. The event this year will be held jointly with the Knights of Colum bus and Holy Name society program for the dedication of the memorial erected at St. Paul. Following the st, Paul services the sports events will be conducted at the park. Following is the sports program Children under T years of age. N yard dasn; Boys under 13, 76 yard oasn; girls under 13, 7S yard dash boys under 15 years, 100 yard dash; girls under 16 years, 100 yard dash; men's race, 10 yean and over, 100 yard dash; women's race, H years and over, 75 yard dash; three-legged race for men and boys, 50 yards each way, for women and girls, 50 yards eacn way; sack race for boys ana men, 50 yards; lat men's race, 50 yards; fat women t race, 50 yards; egg race for women, 50 yards; horse and rider race for boys, 50 yards each way; wheelbarrow race far men and boys, SO yards; nail driving contest iot women; toitball throw ing contest for men and boys; soft ball throwing contest for women and girls; tug-of-war, north section of valley, oervala. Woodburn. St. Louis, Canby, Hubbard, vs. south section, Mt. Angel, Sllverton. Su blimity, Stayton, Salem and dis tricts south. Low Score Wins Washington Cup Taeoma, July 31 m Stan Leon ard, Vancouver, B. c, professional, won the Washington Oolden Jubi lee open golf tournament yesterday by covering 30 holes In seven under par for a score of 133. He was four strokes ahead of Env ery Zimmerman, Portland pro, who nred a 137 over the Allenmore course. The Rev. FT. James A. Hamilton, assistant pastor of a Taeoma Cath olic church, who plays golf only oc casionally, won the amateur title and tied for third in the open play with a score of 13. He shared third honors with Chuck Congdon, Taeo ma, defending professional cham pi on. Harold West, Chehalls pro, and two amateurs. Bon Van De Mark of Taeoma, and Bud Haskell of Olympta, tied for fourth with cards of 140. Three tied for the amateurs' low net prlte at 133 stroke Van Dt Mark, Larry Stanley of Seattle and Max Jensen, Taeoma. Harry Given, Seattle, defending amateur champion, came In with a 14. New Zealand now hai 35 aero dromes. .... m II n 1Y1V - fl -V isa am J m- -rc?j wis., 2 mukr, ill l r if ii i ; Baseball Results (Br tht AMMlaUd Prtsa) Asatriraa Leant New York 2. St. LoulS Wat hi niton a Detroit T. ClavtLand I. PttUtdtlphl S. National Laatnt Pituburth i. Ntw York 4. Boston 1, Chicago U Onlr faints. Paelfla Coast Laasaa Baattla I, Oakland I (U Inning) Loa Angelas 4. Baeramtnto I. San Pranclsco T. Ban Diego t. Portland a Hollywood 1. Wtotoni latoraattonal Lmim Spokane T, Wenatchte 3. Yakima II, Vancouver a Taeoma a Belling hem a Pioneer Leaeae Botse 13. Lewliton ft. Salt Xake S. Oed.n 4. Twin .Fails a PocaHllo 1. Bearded Stars To Battle Sox Sllverton Beginning in a lighter vein following the rather nerve tensed wind-ups of the semi-pro tourney of the past two and a half weeks; will be the appearance on McOlnnls field Tuesday, July 35, of the Bearded House of David oppos ing the Sllverton Red Sox, In a night game beginning at 3:30. The Davtdites are the greatest traveling team touring tht United State with the same "pepper game" trto, Tucker, Tally and Anderson, which is well worth the price of admission. They also play a bang-up game oi oaseDau and are beaten very sel. dom, having met the best of amateur and professional ball clubs In the United States and Canada, The elongated John Tucker, with his big mitt, is still playing first base In major league style and has been with the House fo David club for It years. Andy Anderson, who piays third base, has 13 yean' ser. vice, and "Doc" Tally has spent 36 years with the organization. Most of the Davldltes wear long beards and some of them have hair uiai reacnes to meir waists. The club is no doubt the greatest base ball attraction of all with Its comic antics, good sportsmanship and big league style or playing. The House of David team wat here two years ago and drew the largest crowd In the state and will really put on a night open-air show mat is well worth seeing. Harry Todd Favored In Big Golf Match Colorado Springs, Colo.. July 31 (U.B Harry Todd of Dallas, who a week ago entered the western ama teur golf tournament as a dark horse but won the championship today, was favored to annex the 33th an nual trans-Mississippi title. He raced Ray LowelL Jr of Colo rado Borings who yesterday elimin ated hard-shooting defending cham pion ven savage or salt Lake City. jui ningsiey or salt Lake City meets John Barnum of Edinburgh. Texas. Don Schumacher of Dallas survived the third round with an easy four and three victory over Don Kennedy of Stanford and today meets Chick Herbert of Battle Creek. Mich. "".v. . .sew, . ow- . 1 - -leaf l"- Record Crowd Helps Seattle (Br Asaselatsi freest A crowd of 16,750 paying eurtom ert, record In Seattle baaa be 11 his tory, watched their hometown Rain ier cling to a gam and a half lead In the Paclflo Coast league race by -v nosing out Oakland in the 13th Inn- f trig last night. The Rainier beat the sixth-place Oakt, l to 1, at Catcher OiUy Campbell cracked a lint drive Into right field to score Shortstop Alan Strange In the third extra frame. The big feature at the Seattle park was Al Schacht, the major lea gue comedian, and thousands wen turned sway before game time. San Praneltoo't Seals, meantime, climbed back Into their usual third place berth by beating San Diego, 7 to 3, at 8an Pranclsco, a Sacra mento was dropping a 4 to 1 dect- ' lion to Lot Angela at tht Angela park. Win Baltou , the Seals' veteran curve-ball artist, kept the Padre under control throughout, giving' up only seven hits. It was the first tart for Ballou this season. He is ordinarily used In a relief capacity only. Back on the mound after three weeks' layoff because of Injury, Ju lio Bonettl, the league's leading plt-N Cher, twirled his 13th victory against two defeats as the Angels stopped the rampant Solon. At Portland, Manager BUI Swee ney won a ball game for hit Jatt plaee Beavers, singling with two out in the ninth to score Eddie Wilson with the run that gave them an B-7 win over Hollywood. Oakland 3 10 0 Seattle 3 13 3 . Blthorn and Conroy; Walker and Campbell. Hollywood 7 10 0 Portland g 14 I Blttner. Fleming (6), Monertef (7) and Brentel: Oabler, Radonltt (6, Hllcher (7) and Fernande. Sacramento 3 10 3 Los Angeles 4 t 0 Seats and Ortlk: Bonettl and R. Collins. San Diego 3 7 0 San Francisco 7 13 0 Craghead, Olson (6 and Starr: Ballou and Sprint. Softball Leagues Commercial tveacne National Youth Center .13 ( U. 8. Bank 4 ( S Guthrie and Humphrey; Stock-well and Basse. Parker's 10 t 1 Pete's Service Station .. 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