eller Dwellers Slap Solons
With 11-5
. VM-J.-l. A lU 1 .4 1 1T i
The Victoria Athletics, Western International I...,,. .n..
performers humiliated the Senators Tuesday night at the British
Columbia gang hung a 11 to S defeat on our local rnm.nrt.r.
Each aide employed two pitchers Pete Vucurevlch and Vince
pesky for tne winners ana Bin
;
Durocher Happy;
. Vows: 'No More
Trouble for Me'
New York, May 4 U
I,fo Durocher, baseball's tur
bulrnt titan, rejoined the
New York Giants today "ve
ry much pleased" at Commis
sioner A. B. Chandler's deci
sion and determined to duck
any further trouble.'
Chandler, In his Cincinna
. ti office yesterday, exoner
ated the impulsive pilot of
charges that he assaulted a
baseball fan and ordered the
suspension against Durocher
lilted lmmedi a t e I y . Today
Leo returned to the helm of
his team as it played the
Pittsburgh Pirates here.
.i ,-v. Mvir
I ii nanii uijhii iiwiii
Jk now on." Durocher declared
upon alighting from a DC-6
airliner at LaGuardia air
port. "No more trouble for
me.
Two-Fisted Wolfe
Assault WinsTKO
In Portland Bout
Portland. Ore.. May 4 (UR I
Dick W)lfe, Portland, at 151
pounds last night h i t Lloyd
Wagner, 14 7, San Francisco,
with everything but the ring
side seats to register a techni
cal knockout in two minutes of
the first of their scheduled 10
round bout
The referee stopped the fight
after Wolfe closed Wagner's left
eye and dropped him for two
nine counts.
In three preliminary encount
ers, Don Doyle, Portland, 141,
kayoed Lyle Wescott, Roseburg,
13814, in the first of their four
rounder: Jimmy Gooding, Port
land, 128 decisioned Bucky
Edwards, Vallejo, Calif., 126.
after 10 rounds and Bobby Volk.
Portland, 164, fought a 10-round
draw against John L. Sullivan,
Portland, 168.
Leslie Rockets
f Top West Salem
In Five Innings
The Leslie Rockets walked
over the West Salem Giants, 17
lo 4 Tuesday afternoon in
junior league ball game which
was called at the end of five
and one half innings because of
lapse of time.
Larry Paulus hurled a one-
hit game for the Rockets, strik
ing out seven and giving up five
walks. Lloyd Trussell collected
three hits in as many times at
the plate.
Coach Bill Hanauska'l Giants
had trouble finding the plate as
a result the two West Salem
pitchers walked 17 and struck
out three.
West Salem 010 003 4 1
Leslie 370 43x 17 5 3
Nelson, Flesher (3) and Bran
son; Paulus and Winegar.
Bearcats Lose
Meet to Pilots
The University of Portland PiloU assisted Willamette In dedicat
ing its new Bush Pasture track Tuesday afternoon and the cere
monies were none to jovial for
80 to 51 as they took firsts in
the mile, 440, 100, 880, pole
vault, shot put, high jump, dis
cus and broad jump.
Ted Mertz led the Bearcats
In individual scoring as he fin
Uhed first in the high and low
ihurd.es. Bob Hall, Woodburn
freshman, tossed the javelin 192
fpet, S inches for one of the bet
ter marks of the meet.
immary:
Mlle-JollT P, Stauffer (W, Welae
. (War, Time, 4: lift.
MO-Tird daafc Rooklldae P, McKee
P. Predtletto (Wt. Time :U 3
100-vard dah Herndon P, Clothier
IP' Woolev P, :1ft I.
UO-yard htth hurdle Meti W). Thai
fcfrer (Pt, PedJ (Wt. Time, :11.
0.y4rd daah Loudon P, Weue (W,
Bevnoid iw). Time l ift 0.
310-yard low hurdle Me rta (W). Rook
lMie (p, Thilholler 'P. Time :37.
Mile relar Willamette (Bates. Sti anile.
Predlletin and rede(. Time. 3:37 0.
Pol Tault Wridie (P. Noa ' tnd
Boencer (Pt tied for second. Helcht, 10
' lnche.
Shot-put Mathewa fP. Bllot P.
Jnhnsrud W. DUtanca, 37 feet 3 Inches.
Hlih Jump Mathewa P. Merit iw
nd Pedj (W) tied (or second. Heliht, ft
tn 0 inch.
Dlus Mathews (P). Oottfled W,
Jfhnsnid (W), Distance, lift feet 4 Inches.
Broad lump Herndon fP, MicRae W,
Hint 'Pi. Distance. 30 feet 0'i lnche-.
Javelin Hall 'W). Morrslon (Pi, Matu
T Dljiance. 11)2 feet ft Inches.
CASH TALKS
and you save at Woodrow'i
when you pay CASH (or
Willard Batteries Seiber
ling tires "with full road
hazard guarantee " Nason
paints, auto (lass and un
painted furniture.
R. D. Wood row Co.
4S Center 81 Phone tZ47t
Defeat in Opener
......
osborn and Glenn Miller for the
Closers. Pesky took the win and
Osborn the loss.
It was simply a case of too
much power at the plate for the
saiem chuckers who gave up a
grand total of 15 blows includ
ing triples by Bob Keeler, Gill
McDougall and Sol Israel. Vic
Buccola, A's first sacker, con
tributed a double. Keeler had a
four for five record, but was a
strike out victim of Miller.
The Athletics Dounced on Os
born at the outset as they reach
ed him for three hits and three
bases on balls for a trio of tal
lies. Three more base blows
were responsible for a single
run in the second.
Osborn set the visitors down
in order in the third but after
giving up four hits in the
fourth, Manager Bill Beard
brought in Miller. The left-hander
turned back the Victorians
without a hit during the fifth
and sixth but ran into a atorm
of base knocks in the seventh
and eighth as he was touched
for five blows including a brace
of triples.
After the Solons had picked
up a run on a walk, a wild
pitch and singles by Mel Wasley
and Bob Cherry, Mr. Vucure
vich, although a bit wild, kept
his opponents from making the
circuit. Three walks in a row
sent him to the showers at the
start of the fifth and with the
bases loaded Pesky walked
Cherry to force in a run. Or
teig. Beard and Miller singled
to drive in a tally each. That
ended the scoring for the So
lons. The two clubs will engage in
doubleheader at 7 o'clock
Wednesday night with Bus Spo
rer and Gene Peterson handling
the pitching chores.
Thanks to Vancouver's 8-7
decision over Yakima, the Sen
ators held onto their second
spot position. Bremerton nosed
Spokane, 3-2 in 13 frames and
Tacoma plastered Wenatchee,
20-8.
Victor.
B H O A
B H O A
Kfflfr.e 5 4 3 2 W Pirn.l 4 0 12
Bucclk.l S 2 11 0 Wrt. 1 4 0 13 2
HcDouil.3 I 1 1 IB PetrtnM S 7 0 h
Hack, I Ml) Wulrrlf 4110
Plnnetn.nl 4 S 1 0 Cherry. m 4 2 0 0
Morian.rf 4 2 9 0 Orteli rf S 1 2 0
bratl. If 4 111 Spaftpr.2 S 0 2 1
Dir. c SOTO Btard.e 2 1 7 S
Vtorvch.p 1 0 0 0 Oborn.p 0 0 0 S
Pfikr, P 2 0 0 2 Mtller.p 1111
Corai e 1 0 0 0
Total! Sfl is 27 11 Total IS 127 17
Baited foe Miller In Bth.
Victoria 310 300 110-11 15 2
Saltm 100 040 000 ft 1 1
Wlnnlnf pitcher: Pulcr. Loslni pitcher:
Oborn.
Pithrr Ip Ab H R BrSoBb
Vucurevlch 4 ll 2 4 4 I I
Ptky ;.B 30 S 1 0 3 3
Oborrt 3H II 10 M 4 1
Miller Vt 30 ft 4 4 1 1
Wild plUjhM, Vucurevlch. PaMed halU:
Beard. Left on diam: Salem 13, Victoria
7. Error : Hark. Spaeter. Buccola. Three
bane hlU: Ltrael. Keeler. McDoutall.
Run balled In: Hack 4. Cherry 3. Fin
net an 2. Mortan, Ortelt, Beard. Miller,
brael. McDougall 2. Sacrifice: Plnneaan,
Buccola. McOomall. Double playa: Os
born to Beard to Wert, Peaky to McDout
all to Keeler to Buccola. Time 2:30. Um
pire!: Mathlu and Yun. Attendance; 910.
Short acorea:
Vancouver 120 031 Ortt 011 14
Yakima 301 MM 001 001 10
(11 Innlnis)
Kind father. Ounnaraon C4 and Bren
ner Dickey, D. Drlllim 7i and Orteia,
Spokane O'O 100 000 000 03 I 1
Bremerton ooo urn ooi 000 13 11
(IS Inntnaxi
Teal an. Baker and SheetJi. Park
(10: suinvan Alien MO), Marshall 10
and Ronnini, Constantino 1A.
Tacoma 400 SJO 0f) 30 10 2
Wenatchee 001 030 0W 1 11 7
Laror and Warren: MeCoUum, Ollaon
(4i, Hannan ff) and Penut.
Dedication
on New Lot
the Bearcats. The visitors took the
Gervais Defeats
Turner Nine, 8-3
Gervais Gervais high school's
diamond squad downed Turner
high Tuesday afternoon, 8-3 in
a Marion County B league con
test.
Turner 000 021 0 3 5 4
Gervais .. 320 003 x 8 7 4
Wiper, Klokstad and Schel-
ske; Hall and Tooley.
0 BASEBALL
'Br th Associated Pre)
Rlrh Sehaal !
Can or 0. btacada I
Orel on Cttt t. McMinnvillt I.
Tuard 0 Newbert ft.
Woodburn I. Mt. Anael 4.
Toledo II. Waldport 3.
(( ai!l5 ?iifi
WIL Standings
w.
Pet.
Yakima 7
Salem 6
Spokane 8
Bremerton 6
Wenatchee 5
Vancouver 3
Tacoma 4
Victoria 3
.700
.667
.556
.545
.455
.429
.364
J 00
Games Tuesday N'iieht
Vancouver 8, Yakima 7 (11 In
nings) Victoria 11, Salem 5.
Bremerton 3, Spokane 2 (13 In
nlngs). Tacoma 20, Wenatchee t. .
1 f
Sakm, 'Oregon, Wednesday, May 4, 1949 ' 13
Dogfight Marks Top PC
Race; Beavers Divide
(By the Auoclnted PrM
The Sacramento Solons, only two games out of first place in
the Pacific Coast league race, put together some fancy slugging
and some fancy pitching to wallop Los Angeles 11 to 4.
Meanwhile, Hollywood and San Diego continued their dogfight
for first place in the loop by winning their games. The Stars, a
half-game ahead of San Diego I
beat Seattle 5 to 3. The Padres
came from behind in the ninth
inning to score three runs and
lick San Francisco S to 4.
Elsewhere Tuesday night,
Oakland and Portland split a
doubleheader. The score 7 to
6 was identical in both games.
The Oakland Oaks took the
first game on a ninth inning
homerun by Les Scarsella. Les
then hit four-baggers on his first
two times up In the second game
bringing his season total to 11-
The Beavers had built up a safe
7 to 3 lead in the second game
but the Oaks threw a scare into
them the last of the ninth, scor
ing three runs on two singles
and a double. But the rally fell
short.
The first tame bot:
Portland
Oakland
B H O A
B H O A
Baslnskl.2 4 2 1 2 Lodalanl.2 2 I 2 4
Rucker.cf 4 10 0 Lavaatto.S 2 2 0 2
Thomas.3 2 112 Metkvch.cf 4 1 B 0
Barrett.U 4 2 2 0 VnRobys.rf 2 1 0 0
Wnner.rf 4 0 1 0 Scarsella. 1 4 2 T 0
Krut . 1 2 0 7 2 Chrltprtr.lt 3 0 0 0
Buriher.c 3 2 2 0 Ralmndl.o 2 14 0
Znk. s 3 13 2 Sam toff. a 2 0 2 3
Heljer,p 3 2 0 1 Nelson. P 2 0 0 J
Brtdnes.p 0 0 0 0 Duwabon 110 0
Mullen, 1 0 0 0 Buxton. P 0 0 0 0
Totals 31 13 1ft 8 Totals 37 9 2111
Siniled for Nelson in 6th.
r-rtland W1 104 0
Hits 213 214 013
Oakland 2ft0 002 2 1
Hits 200 033 2 8
Pitchini: Ip Ab R H Et Bb So
Helser 5 plus 33 4 7 3 8 3
Prldaes 1 Plus 4 3 4 2 0 0
Nelson S 2R 13 1 1
BAXton 1 3 0 0 0 2 1
Wlnnlnf pitcher: Buxton. LOfint pitch
er: Bridies. Runs: Bastnskl, Rueker 2.
Bunhtu. ak. Hetser. LodUlanl. Lavaaet
to. Van Robars. Scarsella. Ralmondl. Sam
roff, D'lezabou. Errors: Zak 2. Left- on
hares: Portland I: Oakland 1. Two base
hits: Zak, Burt her, Lavaietto. HeLvr.
Home runs: Lavatetto. Rueker. Scarsella.
Sacrifice: Thomas. Runs batted In: Bar
rett. Helser. Lavatetto 2. Rueker 4. Lo
dlalanl. 2. Scarsella 2. Double plays: Bas-
liukl to Krut to Zak to Krut: Lavatetto
to Samcoff to ScarseMi; Balnkl to Krut
to Zak to Krut. Time 1:45. Umpires: Pow
ell. Dtever and Runte.
Second tamt box;
Portland
BHOA BROA
Aaslnnkl.2 4 115 Lodttiini.2 ft 1 0 2
Rucker.cf 4 2 2 0 Lavattto.3 4 10 0
Thomas.3 2 113 Metkvch.cf 1
Barrett.lf 4 3 0 0 VnRbys.rf S
Wenner.rf 3 13 0 Padtett.e ft
Krut. 1 4 0 11 0 Scarsella. 1 4
Oladd. c 4 0 ft 1 Chrstphr.lf 4
Mullen. as 4 0 2 1 Samcoff.sj 3
DtBlaal.P 4 0 0 0 Wallace.p 3
Barr. If 1 0 0 0 Zldtch.p 1
Flemlnt.P 0 0 0 0 Hittle.p 0
Totals 24 I2T Dueishou 1
0 2 0
1 7 1
Oakland Totals 34 10 37
Portland 'm 020 IOfV-7
Hits 320 010 200 X
Oakland 010 200 0030
Hits 010 311 10310
Wlnnlnt pitcher: DlBlasl; Loslni pitch
er: Wallace.
Pitcher Ip Ab R H Er Bh So Wp
Wallact 4'i 10 3 0 4 3 3 0
Zldlch m 0 3 13 12 1
Hlttle 3 110 12 0
DiBiaMl I plus 31 ft 10 I 4 4 0
Plemlnt 1 3 10 0 10 1
Rua: Baslnskl, Rueker 3, Thomas 3,
Barrett. Lodlilanl. Scarsella 3. Christo
pher. Samcoff, Duetabou. Errors: Thomas.
Padtelt. Scarsella. Left on bases: Portland
Oakland 3. Two base hits: Barrett,
Christopher 3. Wallace Duetabou. Lodl
ilanl. Three base nits: Thomas. Home
run: Scarsella 2. Sacrifice hits: Samcoff
2 Rueker. Siolen bases: Metkovieh. Thom
.s. Runs batted tn: Thomas 2. Berrett 3.
Wenner 3. dcarsella 3, Wallace, Lodlilanl.
Van Robavs. Duexabou. Double pla-s: Bas
lnskl to Krut: Padtett to Samcoff: Bas
lnskl to Zak to Krut. Tim 3 37. Umpires:
rever, Runit and Powell. Attendance
ill.
Tht lineacorf:
(Pint tamei
Portland oni 1M 11 1
"rklend 20Q 003 31 9 0
Heier. Brldcea and B'irfher; ftel
aon, Buxton '7 and Rumondl.
yil. 35$mGiU
Woodburn Noses
Mt. Angel, 5-4,
In Valley Loop
Mt. Angel Unable to get but
two hits off the opposition pitch
er and turning in a total of six
errors, the Mt. Angel Preps lost
a close contest to Woodburn
Tuesday afternoon 3 to 4. It
was the first Willamette Valley
league loss for Mt. Angel. It
was the sixth straight win for
the Bulldogs.
Bill Croco, although a bit
wild, hitting five pitchers, was
assisted by Mt. Angel errors.
The winning run came in or
two misplays.
Norbert Wellman, who was
charged with the loss struckout
eight and walked one.
Woodburn 012 002 05 6 4
Mt. Angel .101 200 04 2 6
Croco and Henderson; Well
man and Nosack.
9 PCL Standings 9
United Press)
W L Pel.
Hollywood
31 1ft .53 Lot AnilM II 1ft .436
20 15 .571 Seattle 17 1ft .472
1ft 17 .523 SnFrncsco 17 30 .459
San Dieio
Sacramnto
Oakland
lft 13 .014 Portland 13 31 .383
Taeadar'a Reatilla
Sacramento 11, Lot Anteles 4.
Portland 0-7, Oakland 7-C.
San Pranclsco 4. San Ditto ft.
Seattle 3, Hollywood ft.
Viks Eye Friday
Game After 3-1
Defeat by Foxes
Salem high's Viking baseball
squad looked forward to a Fri
day game with Milwaukie in
Salem after coming out on the
short end of a 3-1 score in a
game at Silverton.
Jim Rock handled the mound
chores for Salem during the
seven inning affair and issued a
total of eight hits. Rock drove
in Bud Duval for the only Sa
lem counter which was scored
in the fourth.
Salem 000 100 01 3
Silverton 011 010 x 3 8 1
'CAT GAME CALLED, TO
MEET PACIFIC FRIDAY
Willamette's scheduled base
ball game with Linficld at Mc
Minnville Tuesday afternoon
was called off on account of wet
grounds. The Bearcats are book
ed to engage Pacific on the Bush
Pasture diamond in a twin bill
Friday afternoon beginning at
1:30.
SCORES in the ALLEYS
ICamplela Rnaltat
INDUSTRIAL 1.FAC! E NO, 1
TEAM STANDINGS
1. Keith Brown
J. Sno Boy
3. Blue Lake Packer
4. Trallwav
ft. Salem Heavy Hauler!
Valley Motor
Top ten Individual averaiea: 119, CrU
well; 177. Carlaon; 1M. Pate: 17. Olney;
174, MrNall: 173, Thorn won: 173. ErU
aaard; 173, Hall; 173, Lanihoff: 171, Ped
eraon. INDUSTRIAL l.KAnt'K NO.
TEAM STANDINGS
1. McDonald Candf Co.
3. Barb Bportlnt flood Jr.
3. -Standard Station
4. Kay Woolen Mill
Teamater
Jlavinta center Store
Top ten Individual averaiea: 17. Mlrlch;
17ft. Pearl; 17. Crawford; 1V Schrunk;
13. Per: MS, Derutmore: 1M, Inalla; 1M,
Boyee: 1M, Morey: 1.17. Knpewhke.
(Second fame)
Portland 30fl 01ft 1f 7 I 0
Oakland 010 300 OAS 6 103
Dlblaai. Plemtna and Oladd: Wal;
lace, Zldlch (ft), Hlttla and Don Pad-
IFtt.
flan Pranclace 0O0 000 0114 3 0
San Dieio 0O0 100 013 ft 13 4
Oable, Uetv t and Par tee; Llndc and
Moore.
ft-attk- 011 1M 0001 3
Hollywood 300 100 nx a I 0
Beviut and White; Schallock. Wooda 1ft)
end Sandlock.
Lo Anietea 010 301 000 4 I 1
Sacramento 101 DO0 7a 11 1 3
Dke, Ihde 1. Lanfrancont III and
Burbrink: Daaao and Kerr.
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HflffllPrV SlfP Scene of the state game commission's
IIUIUIVII Jilt Marion Forks fish hatchery to he located
18 miles east of Detroit on State highway No. 222. The hatch
ery will rear fish for distribution over much of northwest
ern Oregon. Bids for construction will be opened June 7.
Hatchery Construction to
Start in June Near Detroit
Shortly after June 7 construction of a salmon hatchery at Mar
ion Forks, approximately 18 miles above Detroit on the North
Santiam river is expected to get
have been called for May 16
and they will be opened June 7.
The Marion Forks site is near
the confluence of Minto, Puzzle
and Marion creeks and the
North Santiam on state high
way No. 222 about 15 miles
west of Mt. Jefferson.
Proposed work provided
the bids will include clearing
and grading, constructing rear
ing ponds, a hatchery building
with an ice plant and a refri
geration system, three residen
ces with garages and power
plant, diversional channel,
roads, walks, water, sewer and
electrical systems. Eight acres
of the site will be cleared and
13,500 cubic yards of excava
tion is proposed.
Col. O. E. Walsh, district ar
my engineer in charge of the
Detroit dam development,
wanted the hatchery located be
UADVET WnUEU rtCCCAT I
USED CAR MEN'S TEAM
The Highland Market ladies')
team swept a three-game series
from Zeebs Used Car men's
squad Tuesday night by a total
of 102 pins.
OLD TIMERS WIN DUCKPIN
MATCH FROM YOUNGSTERS
A team of men over 45 years
old defeated a squad of young
sters under 25 years old by a
total of 86 pins Tuesday night.
On the winning team were Tom
Wood, Bill Campbell, Loren Mil
ler, Harry Creasy and Emil
Scholz.
Ouckpin Bowling
ICn.UU Inillll
MEN'S A1TOMOTIVE LEAGL'R
FINAL STANDINGS
Team leader W L
1. Bulck 37 19
J Old mobile 33 33
3 Dodae 31 3ft
4. Chevrolet 37
Hudon 3.S XI
. Ford J. 31
7. Kater Praaer 33 33
ft Cadillac 31 33
Team htth three tame- Dodae 2194:
Kaler Fraxer SIRS: Ford 319ft.
Team htth ainale Kama. Dodie 83ft:
Ford SI I; Chevrolet S10.
Individual Slandlnia
Individual hlah three came: Dorvan
Holt, 518, Al Walen ftlft; Dallaa Klaer
JOft.
Individual hlah ainile mmea: Leonard
Aji hen ma cher 333; Charle Campbell 319;
Vern Boock 313.
Hlah averaiu; Al Walen 149, Herb Har
old 144.
Ask TED STARK
QGG
Mr? KUTitm . tan tiUa-Mi
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4-' 1 f lA
under way. Bids for the project
low the dam but John Veatch
chairman of the Oregon fish
commission, said the Marion
Forks site was desirable be
cause of its good supply of wat
er at the right temperature for
hatching.
The hatchery will be a dis-
tributing station to supply other
streams in Oregon.
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Fa
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end trim hipt you'll really look great in Vorjify
Town's "Creaf Drape" thai exprettei itt big,
carnal look with marl enlhusiatm. li't here in
double or tingle breasted models and many
bright, elighl, xcfutivo Vartily-Town Fabrics.
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Woman Wins Fish
Derby at Lebanon
Lebanon First prize for the
1ar0fst trnut RunHav w.nl in
Mrs. Harry Downing for a 17 4
inch rainbow, weighing one
pound, 12 ounces. Three in her
Dartv took 3(1 from Suttlf Inks
Other entries were a 15-inch
rainbow taken from Roaring
river by Lavcrn Olson; a 15
inch eastern brook caught by
C. E. Bermister and Forrest
Morse's 14V -inch rainbow,
three-fourths pound, taken from
the Willamette river near Har
isburg. The Southeastern conference
track and field championship
Imeet is scheduled for May 20-21.
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MOXLEY & HUNTINGTON
SALEM, ORE. 416 STATE ST.
To Increase Air
Fish Plantings
The number of inaccessible
lakes to be stocked by airplano
will be increased this year, H
was stated today by Reino Kos
kt who is in charge of stocking
these lakes for the Oregon Stat
Game commission. Thirty-five
lakes that are not accessible by
road were stocked last year by
releasing the trout from an air
plane. This season 70 lakes will
be on the list for this type of
stocking.
Koski stated that due to the
deep snow in the Cascade th
usual packing operations will
not be started until around th
first of July. In the neighbor
hood of 200 lakes will be stock
ed by pack string. Although th
plane stocking has proved highly
efficient and less expensive than
planting with pack horses, ma
ny of the lakes lie in country
that makes flying too hazard
ous, Koski pointed out. With an
increased use of the airplane
and by increasing the number
of pack animals, it is hoped to
complete the large program In
spite of the late start that th
heavy snow have made neces
.
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BASEBALL
TONITE
Doubleheader
7 P.M.
Waters Park
25th & Mission
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vs.
VICTORIA
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