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J4 Capital Journal, SaTem, Oregon, Friday, April 29, 1949 Hopsters Snare Third Track Win In Four-Way Go l Independence Scoring a wln- nlng total of 71 points, the Hop I iters, coached by John Mathij, copped their third victory in track events here Wednesday. They made their points by tak- lng iirsts in 7 out oi 12 events. I Other school participating and their points are: Stayton, 25; J Monmouth; 24; Sacred Heart, 11. Event, and winner are: Shotput. Kul- krj, Blarton: pota vault, Klrah, Stayton: lM-.ard daah, Dannla Poaey. Indrpen- derrt.; Javelin, cooney, Sacred Heart; mil. run, Bell. Independence: broad Jump. Oppllier, Independence: diacua. Brown. atarton: hlfh lump. Lytle, Monmouth; 440-rard duh Dennla Po-ter, Indepen denee: 320-yard daah, Jamr-a. Indepen. dencei SBO-yard run. Bell. Independence; a S80-yard relay, Independence lirat. : Davis Returns ;To West Point I West Point, N. Y., April 29 U.R Glenn Davis returned to the scene of his collegiate foot- ball triumphs today as he took over duticb as an assistant coach of the army team. i Davis, star halfback here In ' 1944-45-46 and now a Lieuten- ant in the army. Is on tempor J ary duty. He will return to his J regular unit in Korea at the end I of the 1949 football season. Duckpin Bowling (Camplctt (Mailt) Commercial Lifot The Hflder rarllA rew recorded the top tetm secret Thun nay nifm witn a lil game end a 3194 aerlei, Olenn BUnton pointed a 307 tame and Vernon 81111 ec-ored a 403 aerlei ior me niuneii individual eiiort. Dyer Iniurence (01 C. Hlckt 394. C. Dyer 393, L. Hlcki 3S0. B. Dyer 318, bye 07. Helder Radio (4) Still 493. Smith JB3, Potter 443, Unruh 468, Kaye 418. Blue Lake (31 Dlerki 360, L, Miller 109, W. Miller 4BB, Bchaefer 405, bye 417. Marlon Electric (Jl Schwarti 360, Wen ftr 303. Pawlej 437, Short 431, Oauthler aiu. Willamette Amusement (3. Appleaate aw, rowmr jiu, mum jab, jJianiOI) 47B. Mortarleia Block tl Meeka 330, Waldlng Hid, A CMBUIier atOat, oianion JM, I Weal Salem Leafae Tweedla OHera I potted a 3161 eerlea while Cum m Inn crew ft recorded a high 773 aerlea. Keith Kaye t poated 179 name while Vernon Still a chalked up a 479 aerlea for the top ln- Don'a club 13. I. Miller 335. Corert 343, Hulaey 313. U. Miller 337, Anher 439. Pete'a Cara 3l H. Barnwell 49, Lond- burc 330. P. Barnwell 341, L. Barnwell a awaya it. Cummlnga (3) Pawley 375. Blanton 4R5. Itoblnaon 439. Klein 391. Oauthler 469. ft Pumillte Block lit Veer 3&7. fUttlolT a 347, Wllllama 405, Rempel 380, Harder a Weat Bide Body (0) Wood 411. BtUI aiv, weaion jav, uraber 330. Fowler 301. a Tweed la Oil (, Orank 453, Flood 391, P"7 M, Van DuaeQ 353. Rlckard 345. SCORES in the ALLEYS ICaaaalet Ratafia) Marchaala Leaf ueMacabee. Mayflower Mtlk kealer, ported the top Individual i tame ard aerlea Korea of 333 and 594 re ipectlvtly while the Back and Wada- j worth aouad rtflsUrad tha blah Uam urlra ef 3A7I. . I Mayflower HiiK U Harmon w, Woodford 633. Schola 498. Mac a bee 694. Meyer 460. Hoga Broa. No. 1 0 Weiiohal 607. Whit lock 333. Claus 343, Oeorge 413. Luke 443. Becke 4 waaaworin ui-wwjiworui 3. Kanetkl 629. liartwell 456. Ireland 509. Sherman 660. Curly'a Dairy II. Beljler 463. HofaUtter 411. Edlund 518. M. Miller 478, J. Millar 47T. NlcboUon'a Inauranca (11 McCallUter 447. J. Cracroft 410. Crewa 384. Wllllarei 451, B. Cracroft 411. Hogg Broa. No. 3 a Lenaburg 428, Barnholdt 499, C-a 394. Johnaon 487. Carter 476. Oregon Statesman i0 Peaae 460. Par ley 411. Stone 410. Scott 413. Comatock 489. Salem General Jobbing tJr Braught 440. Hunt 400, Creasy 611, Pouchek 413, Hon 400. Hugglns Insurance Co. (01 Reevea 490, Wiper 407, Huggins 480. Boise 454, Car ruth 372. Flr National Bank (3i Dnggs 455. Kottke 433, Marr 418, Her man 457, Morris 458. Davidson's Auto Rebulldera (3t Wll lard 438. B. Smith 471, Poydock 490, Creasy 663. Hickman 469. Judson's Plum bers 0 Jeffries 480. Angove 423, Little 323. Kelly 460, Otbouine 346. led the Oood Housekeeping team to the individual scores of 198 for a game and 490 for the high Individual series. Alexanders veweicra ui Whltmore 439. Johnson 4S3, Mock 393. Prather 465. Montgomery Ward tOi Her- ta wai-kaan tis L.. Wacken 360. Oregg 356, El I wood 332. Cupboard uaie Jt uwa. .m.vv 377 Pease 373. Stone 395. Boyce 477 John son'a Dress Bhop 0 Fitasimmona 333. RadekowKkl 400. Wherley 433. Aclnlph 45J. National Battery t3i Hodgea 480. Mar gie Colvln 37g. Vanderhoof 431. Mary Col vln 398, Cameron 364. Luti Florists 1 im.lnn nnhprton 467. Allen 411. Thomas 365. Llndsey 407. uuisennerry utugs u- i..iia....w Evana 414, Voos 350, Black 339. Kennedy 378, Whltteker 354. Sprlgley 367. Pugh JOB. wniiwinm J". McEwans Fnow nop a(nmwi 361. wicaianacT p"' Thompson 443. Roland 320. Oolden ani ui Meyer us, - , hsupt 393. Laird 413. Oarbarlno 474. Olney 450. Jonea 490, Albrlch 425. possehl 41B. KeRRieies lll-uwm i, 4U, Bone 344, Anderson 383. Putnam 391. Albany Defeats Sweet Home, 14-2 Albany The Albany high Bulldogs drubbed the Sweet Home Huskies here on Hudson field 14 to 2 on Wednesday, making It their eighth straight victory of the season. Conrse Simons. Albany, clout ed homerun in the first in ning with two on board and from then on there was no ques tion as to the outcome. Most of the runs scored by the Bulldogs were the result of walks and errors. The Huskies committed nine bobbles. Adam Rakowskl, Columbia in fielder who set a school batting mark of 47 last season, also hit safely In every game the Lions played 13. ROOFING Now Is tha time to order that new roof before the busy summer season. Expert workmanship with the highest quality material Free estimates without obligation. McGilchrist & Sons Salem 255 No. Commercial Street Phone 38478 $19.45 Down $5.38 Month YOURS "Mm- SPARKLING, MODERN, WHITE-ENAMELED STEEL ' 81V MITf t tve Yn cm ifforrf ti boy mi... How! 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COMMERCIA L PHONE 3-4141 Angered Lip Accused of Assault Cincinnati, O., April 29 iu.f!i New York Giant Manager Leo Durocher was suspended in definitely today as the result of an altercation In the Polo grounds yesterday, the office of Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler, announced today. Walter Mulbry, secretary to Chandler, said Durocher has been summoned for a hearing In Cincinnati Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. New York, April 29 W.BTor- rid-tempered Leo Durocher fac ed serious trouble and perhaps the end of his baseball career today when a heckling Brooklyn fan accused the New York Gi ants manager of punching and kicking him. Fred Boysen, a 22-ycar-old unemployed Puerto Rican, was in Sydenham hospital suffering abdominal bruises and possible internal injuries. They were, he said, the result of a fast and furi ous attack by Durocher after yesterday's Giants - Dodgers game at the Polo Grounds. Boy sen said he would tile assault and battery charges against Duro cher as soon as he Is dismissed from the hospital. Dr. I. Oscar Welssman' direc tor of Sydenham hospital, an nounced today that preliminary examination of X-rays taken of Boysen disclosed that there were no internal injuries. He said additional X-rays of Boy sen's head might be taken later. However, he said it appeared likely Boysen would leave the hospital either tonight or tomor row morning. The charges, if they stuck, might mean the end of Duro cher's stormy baseball career. This was the second time he had been accused of attacking a heckling fan, and he also had against him a one-year suspen sion for "conduct detrimental to baseball." All baseball sources agreed that Baseball Commis isoner A. B Chandler might bar Durocher from the sport for life as a result of yesterday's inci dent. Chandler refused to comment last night. Major Standings AMF.RICAN LBAGUI W L Pet. W L Pet. ' York S 3 .100 Chleaio ft ft .300 CKvel lul ft S .114 PMladal. ft I . Detroit ft 4 -ass St. Loula 1 T .300 Boaton ft 4 .591 waan II o 1 .900 Rtalllta Thursdar NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati a. Chicato 0. Boaton S. Philadelphia 1. Brooklyn 1ft. New York S. Pitlaburah 3, St. Loula 4. AMEBICAN LEAGirl St. Loula 9. Detroit . Net, York . Wa.hlnlton S. Philadelphia ft. Boaton 12. 'Only aamea aeheduled.l OREGON TIDES Correct for Newport 1:01 a.m. 1:13 p.m. 1.27 a.m. 1: p.m. 12:37 a.m. 2:36 p.m. 1:32 a m. 3:2ft p.m. 6:33 a.m. -0.4 6.33 p.m. 2.B 7:30 a.m. -0.5 7:01 p.m. 3.1 8:06 a.m. -0.3 7.30 p.m. 3.4 6 53 a.m. -0 4 6:11 p.m. 3.7 Boaton Brooklyn New York ft 4 Plltab'ih ft 4 (By United Praaa) NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. 6 4 .600 St. Loula 6 4 .600 Cincinnati .356 Chlcaao .356 Phlladel. W L Pet. 4 4 .500 4 4 .300 4 ft .444 3 S .313 Boysen admitted he had raz zed Durocher from his seat be hind the Glanta dugout through out yesterday's game, which the Giants lost to the Dodgers, 15 to 2. After the game, he said, "I rushed across the field to con gratulate Jackie Robinson of the Dodgers. Durocher hit me from behind and then kicked me in the groin while I was down. I can positively identify him as Durocher." Durocher told reporters, "All I know is somebody grabbed for my cap. I grabbed it back and kept going to the club house. That's all." Asked to elaborate, Durocher insisted, "I didn't hit him. I didnf hit him. I didn't hit him. That's all. What more do you want me to say?" Cerdon to Defend Title in LaMotta Bout Next June New York, April 29 Wi France's Marcel Cerdan will de fend his world middleweight championship against Jake La Motta June 21 at the polo grounds here, with the winner meeting Rocky Graziano in New Jersey in September. This was the picture that emerged today from the series of back room conferences fol lowing Tony Zale's sudden re tirement from the ring. 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VIK-MILLER GAME IS POSTPONED BY WEATHER A Big Six league baseball game between Salem high and Springfield scheduled for the Millers' diamond Thursday was postponed by rain. No date has been set as yet for the re-scheduled contest. Even Working's Rm. 'Xv!v!v v..v v.vXvXv.'. .v. V. FARMALL. CUE! : A warm spring day and yon ride out to the field in your brand ' new Famuli Cub tractor ... Sip a tiny lever with your Soger ... and doum tots Ibt phwl A big, shiny ribbon of soil rolls over . . . yessir, even workiog's fun with a Farmall Cubl A fellow cast of town said to me, "My kids are always scrap ping about who's going to drive the Farmall Cub. How Iawish we'd bad machines like that when I was a kid. My poor feet son took a beating!" Yes, folks, that's what a lot of people are saying since they bought their Farmall Cub . . . and they know that any time para or service arc needed, I'm always here. JAMES H. MADEN CO. 2955 SILVERTON ROAD SALEM, ORE. PH. 24123 PEOPLE CHEER AS Mr. A Mr. E. 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