1200 See Horse
Show in Salem
Over Week-end
With more than 1200 persons
In attendance the annual West
ern Horse show sponsored by
the Willamete Valley Horse
men association came to. an
enthusiastic climax Sunday afternoon.
Portland and Salem riders
monopolized much of the per
formance although the flag race
went to the Linn county posse.
Leland Evarts of Sweet Home
won the -wild cow milking con
test. The Salem Saddle club won
the stake bending performance.
However Portland's mounted
posses turned in the best time
for the two days.
iWill King won the bronc
bareback riding contest. Mrs.
Van Wieder, riding Laddy, plac
ed first in the saddle club
event. The drill event went to
the Oregon Mounted posse. Jim
Pyeatt of Salem, Mack Price,
Lebanon and Carl Cammorillo,
Sheridan, won the calf roping
event. Chuck and Myrtle Nest
len, Portland, took honors in
the matched pairs. Yvonne
Smith of Rickreall and Tom Al
len of Salem were first in the
stock horse eliminations.
Springfield Tops
v5alem in Annual
Big Six Track
Corvallis, Ore., May S u.R)
Springfield high, scoring 61 1-6
points, handily won the annual
Big Six track meet here Satur
day. Salem took second place with
43 Vs points and defending
champion Bend placed third
with 30.
Other team scores:
Albany 28, Corvallis 24; and
Eugene 2H4.
H-H: Standier (B), Cochran
6p). Keck (A), Mattils (S, Heig
ler Sp). Time 16 flat.
100: Jenkins lSp. Jensen 8),
Hall (S). Error iSp), Barber (E).
Time 10.3.
440: Covalt (8), Patton IS), Pease
(C), Krall (Sp), Bender (Sp). Time
61.5 (new meet record).
Mile: Root (C), Adams (S), Rieser
(Gi, Burkhalter (Sp), Jenkins (Sp).!
Time 4:41.3.
330: Hall IS). Jenkins (Sp), Bar
ber (E), Jenson (S), Barber (E).
Time 33.1.
LH: Error (Sp), Standifer (B
Keck (A), Mulkey (8), Ingram (E).
Time 24.9.
880: Loft is (S), Goff C), Marker
(C), Henderson (B), Walter (Si.
Time 3:03.3.
Vault: Slegrlst (C). Moore (Sp);
Lohr (Sp), Packer (C) and Halll
gan (B), tie. Height 11' 3".
B-J: Simons (A), Jenkins (Sp),
Freeman (Sp), Hamilton (S), Pagg
(B). Distance 33' 8V (new meet
record).
Javelin: Sutton (B), Bender (Sp),
Reynolds (Sp), Abbott (B), Hodges
E). Distance 171' 3" (new meet
record).
Discus: Reynolds (S), Lubke (B),
Farsons (, Kitacnuk tap), Mor
rison (8). Distance 130' 6".- -. ,
H-J: Tie for first, Wimer (A),
etandlfer (B). and Jacobs (Sp).
swing (A). Tie for fifth Spence (8),
Moore and Spores (Sp), Height 5'
9".
Shot: Doerfler (A). McDowell
(A, D. Parsons IE), Champlin (C),
J. Parsons (E). Distance 48 11".
Relay: Salem (Covalt, Bridges,
Hall, Jenson). Eugene, Springfield.
Albany, Bend. Time 1:33 (new meet
l).
TO MEET ALBANY TUESDAY
Coach Harold Hauk'i Viking
baseball squad will entertain
Albany Tuesday afternoon at
1:30 in a Big Six league game
scheduled to be held at Water's
park.
MORRIS HOLDS LEAD
Glen Morris holds the lead in
the Men's club hole-in-one con
test, being held at the Salem
driving range.
Glen's shot of 14 4 inches
from the pin was good for last
week'i prize.
Stojack to Meet
LoBell in Match
Frank Stojack, claimant of
the junior heavyweight mat title,
will engage Rene LaBell in the
feature event of Tuesday night's
pro wrestling performance at
the armory. The title will not be
at stake.
A special event will bring to
gether Bill Hunter and "Red"
Lyons. The show is scheduled
to start at 8:30. '
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Senators to Face Victoria
After Split with Chieftains
WIL Standings
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Vancouver 14-5. Tacoma 1-3.
Yakima 9-14. Spokane 4-4.
Victoria 9-1, Bremerton 6-6
game 10 innings)
Only games scheduled.
Games Saturday
Yakima 9. Spokane 5.
Salem 11-8. Wenatcliee 4-9.
Bremerton 7, Victoria 3.
Tacoma 8. Vancouver 3
Hurdle Racers in the Marlon-Folk track
meet are shown as they clear their
jump on the event. From the left: Steward (hidden) Stay
ton; Hamilton, Stayton;; Weaver, Independence, first; Hard
wick, Independence, third and Selby, Salem Academy, second.
The Grimace Did It! He's Over!
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Mfldfi It' crPer Salem Academy vaulter, is caught by the
I IUUV ""camera as he brushed up and over to earn a tie
in that event in the Marion-Folk track meet at Olinger
field. It was his third and crucial attempt as his face shows.
Hot Match Predicted in
VFWMainer Wednesday
Wednesday night's Veterans of Foreign Wars boxing program
scheduled for the armory, is considered by Matchmaker Tex Sal
keld to be the best of the winter series. Davey Ball of Bakers
field, Calif., a determined and aggressive leather tosser, is slated
to meet Dean Abney, Salem boxer, in the 10-round main event.
The pair met over the -eight-
round route a few weeks ago
with Abney getting the nod. The
decision aroused quite a rhubarb
and after considerable dicker
ing Salkeld got the pair to
agree to a longer contest.
Joe Pete, one of the most
popular boxers to crawl through
the ropes of the armory arena,
is slated to meet Brave Junior
of Redding, Cal., in the six
round semi-final. Pete decision-
ed Jimmy Ogden two weeks ago.
Ogden will return for a four
round engagement with Johnny
Hoffert.
Keller Wagner, local heavy
weight, will do battle with
Chuck Maxson of Corvallis,
while Don Doyle, Portland's
fast improving 140 pounder,
will face Lyle Wescott in the
second four rounder.
Medalist Ousted in Elks Tourney
Salem, Oregon, Monday. May 9, 1949 11
PCL Standings
(By United Pre)
Yt L Pet. W t Pet
H'wood 35 17 ,695 Lot Anc'l 30 32 .476
San Dlcio 22 10 .537 Seattlt 20 22 .476
Sacrm'to 22 10 .517 Ban Fran. 20 33 .465
Oakland 33 30 .535 Portland 15 25 475
RetnlU 8nday
Sacramento 1-1, San Ditto 1-3.
Hollywood ff-10, Lot Anaelea 1-3.
Oakland 7-0, San Francisco 2-11.
Portland 2-1, Seattle 1-0.
Karpel.p
Bevena,p
9 Xbtasl.p 2 1 C
I 1 leming.p 0 0 C
Lasor.x ia
Saltimn.D 0 0
Totata 13 31 4 Totals 32 11 21 11
x-Laxor fouled out for Plemins In 6th,
Sealtl 013 031 1 9
Hltl 133 113 3 H
Portland 070 001 0-
Hlti iw l" o ii
Run Layne, Nflll 2. Sheridan 2. Col
man 2, Lyon. York, Bailnskt 2, Rurker.
Birr, Mullen. Burgher, Zak. Dlblasl.
Error S. White. Rum batted In Col
man 4. Burcher. Dlblail 2, Rucker,
Thomas 3, Lvona 3, Nelll, Sturgeon. Two
base- hlta Dlblail, Nelll 2, Lajrne.Basln
ski. Three bate hit Sturiteon. Home
runs Caiman 2. Lvona. Stolen baie-
Rucker. Double plays Zak to Bartlnttkl
to Thomas Layne to York to Coleman,
T.ft on hfti Seattle B. Portland 5. Um
pire! Runge. Powell and Deever. Time
1:36. Attendance 6611.
Bob Sederstrom, medalist for
the 1949 Elks tournament at the
Salem golf course, was ousted
from the annual marathon by
Bill Schafer in second round
wplay by a 2 and 1 count.
' The last year's winner, Dick
Yost, however, continued to
post a win along with Jim Shel
don, Glen Lengren, Jack Rus
sell, Wif Needham, Walt Cline,
Jr. and Ralph Ma pes.
The third round pairings:
Championship flight:
Bill Scharfer rs. Jim Sheldon:
O. Insren vs. J. Russell; D. YotU
W. Needham; W. CUna rs. R,
Mapes.
First flifht: Alley v. Aleaka;
Bearcats Face
Crucial Pair on
Portland Field
Two games which will have
i bearing on the Northwest con
ference baseball title, will be
played by Willamette and Lew.
Is and Clark in Portland Tues
day afternoon.
The high spot in the Bear
cats home schedule comes weo
nesday night when Coach John
Lewis squad engages tne uni
versity of Oregon Webfoots at
Waters park at 8 o clock.
The 'Cats downed the Prison
Greys Saturday afternoon 12-3
as they collected 17 hits off Bob
Hots.
WU 010 200 045J12 17 1
dinger vs. Estey: Carson vs. Qui
stad; Brand vs. (Victor-Waterman;
Sfderstrom vs. Owens; Albrflch vs.
Shafer; Burrell vs. Powell; Painter
vs. Ingram.
2nd flight: McBurnett vs. Allen:
White vs. Lillie.
3rd flight: Owynn vs. rThomDson-
Johnson); Price vs. Johnson; Hay
vs. Putnam; Ray vs. Bnlen.
4th flight: Bethers vs. Oraham:
Moors vs. Paulson.
5th flight: Joseph Burright: iPe-
Kau-Mccrary vs. Woodry-Dasch)
Kay vs. Hendrie; Klmmell vs. Mc
Mullen.
eth flight: Williams vs. Owens
Olllespie vs. Vandevort.
7tn night: Medlord vs. Filer
Roth vs. Bye: Egelston vs. Hendrie
Bonesteele vs. Eyre.
ath flight: Settlemeir vs. (Ham.
Lowry); Wathler vs. Sloan.
tn nignt: nh vs. Ghambers
(Boring-Hoffman) vs. McAllister:
Zigler vs. Harp: Kline vs. Longpoc.
lutn uignt: Farmer vs. oaowa;
Phlpps vs. (Hicks-Johnson) .
11th flight: Dewey vs. Parker;
(Kelly-Boring) vs. Johnson; Coom
ler vs. Wrstfall.
12th flight: Johnston vs. Schuetc;
Johnson vs. Hunt.
13th flight: Wlcklund vs. Johns:
Earl vs. Morris; Bolton vs. Rice;
Vandenynde vs. Plnkham.
14th flight: Ward vs. Morrow;
(Dobney-Johnson) vs. Orant.
16th flight: Edwards vs. English:
Smith vs. Krsmer; Garrett vs.
Mapes: (Dobney - Johnson) vs.
Thompson: Causey vs. Isom; Hetaer
man vs. Hlllerlch.
16th flight: Anderson vs. Lee;
Ttoutman vs. Larson.
nth flight: Manning vs. Cham-,
noim; Kooinsnn vs. (Klelnke-Snowi;
Hssel vs. Noffslnger; Duffus vs.
Watklns.
Hollywood Boosts PCL Lead;
Sevens Wins First for Suds
(By the United Pre)
Hollywood, the team everyone overlooked in pre-season flag
choice, was up where it could look down on the rest of the Pa
cific Coast league today. -,
The Stars, generally consigned
to the second division by the I
experts," increased their lead
to two-and-a-half games yester
day with a double victory over
their cross-city rivals, the Los
Angeles Angels. All the other
clubs in the circuit split their
twin bills.
The Stars fell on Los Angeles
by scores of 6-1 and 10-2. Sec
ond place rivals Sacramento and
San Diego divived their bargain
bill, with the Solons winning
the opener 6-5 and losing the
nightcap 1-3. Portland edged
Seattle 2-1 in the first game, and
the Rainiers won the second 9-8.
The Oakland Oaks played a
morning game in San Francisco
and won 7-2. In the afternoon
San Francisco went to Oakland
and won 11-0.
Eddie Bashinski tripled in two
runs in the last inning of the
first Seattle-Portland contest to
give Ry Helser a 2-1 win over
Herm Besse. Then in the sec
ond game Rainier Bobby Stur
geon tripled in the winning
run for Seattle In the final
frame.
Big 'BUT Bevens, trying for
a comeback in the majors pitch
ed part of the second inning
and the last full five of the
nightcap to be credited with his
first win of the year.
(Pint came box score.)
Seattle rrtlaa
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Ranur.lt 4 t Rucker.cf S S 0
1 S OThom'a.lb 4 110
71 Winner, rf 1111
IS Barr.lf 4110
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11 Oladd.c 4 111
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B-Burcher walked for Zak In fth.
xx-Dlblail tanned for Helsed In fth.
y-Two out when winning run scored.
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Hlta 001 001 0114
Portland 000 000 0M -1
Hlta 021 300 011
Hum Oriuo. Oladd, Burgher. Error
Becker, Baslnakl. Runt batted In Layne,
BaslnUkl 1. Two baae hit Layne. Three
baae hit Basin ikt. Stolen base Sheri
dan. Sacrifice Rucker, Becker. Double
play Sturgeon to York to Becker; Layne
to York to Becker. Left on baiea Seat
tle ft, Portland 9. Panted ball GranKO.
Umpires Deever, Runaje and Powell.
Tim 3; 0.
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Seattle Portland
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Neill.lf 3 3 4 0 Rucker.cf 4 110
Shrldn.rf 10 1 0 Thorn lb 4 40
Colmn.lb 4 16 0 Wenner.rf 4 0 10
Lvons.cf 4 13 0 Barr.lf 4 110
York, 3b 4 13 1 Mullen, lb 4 13 3
Straon.aa 4 13 0 Burgher, c 4 3 3 0
S.Whfte.c 4 10 0ak.aa 3 0 11
West Salem field at 4 o'clock,
Tuesday.
Friday the West Salem Gi
ants, coached by Bill Hanaus
ka, will play Coach Jim Dimit's
Leslie Rockets on the West Sa
lem diamond at 4 o'clock.
Hopstcrs Lead Pack in
Marion-Polk Track Meet
Capturing 11 firsts and collecting 88 712 points. Indcpend-
I ence high school athletes placed first in Saturday's Marion-Polk
track meet held on Olinger field. New records were established
in every event except the 22fr
dash.
Sacred Heart of Salem placed
second with 23 3i, Stayton third
with 20 712, Monmouth fourth
with 103i and Salem Academy
fifth with 10 ,-,.
Summary:
100 yd. dash James I, Posey
(I), Lloyd M. Lytle (M). :10.7.
220 James (I), Lloyd M), Duck-
ett (I), Lytle (M). :24.4.
440 Posey (I). DucKett (I), Beuo
(SH), Gortzen. :55.8.
880 Bello (SH), Robinson (1).
Ward (I). Hamilton IS). 2:14.9.
Mile Bell (1), Locke (I), Robin
son (I), Watkins (SH). 5:08.6.
High hurdles weaver id, selby
(SA). Hardwick (I), Hamilton (S).
:19.
Low hurdles Weaver I, Dough
erty (SH), Opplinger (1, Carper
(SA). :26.
Shot TitM (II), Harwood (1),
Brown (S), Zeller (SA). 40-3.
Discus Harwood (I, Brown (S),
King (I), Bergqulst (1). 125-Ti.
Javelin wallers in, siewan
(S), Hardwick (I), Bergquist (I).
134 feet.
Broad iumo Doueherty SH).
Bilyeu (S), Opplinger (I). James (1).
l-8.
. High Jump Bello (SH). York (S).
Hamman I, Stewart (S), Lytle
(M). McCarthy (SHI. 5-2.
Vault Tie between Snyder (K,
Frye (S), and Carper (SA) for first:
Tie between Posey (I), and Kirsch
(S). 9-10.
Relay Independent (Duckett, Op
plinger. James, Posey), Monmouth,
Sacred Heart. 1:40.2.
Victoria, B. C, May 0 The Victoria Athletics and the Salem
Senators will open a three-game series here Monday night, mark
ing the first appearance of the season for the Oregonians. The
Athletics are currently one game out of the cellar spot over the
Spokane Indians, while Salem is three games off the pace es-
tablished by the Yakima Pack-
Ara I iioc I In n ler"' Just nalf ame ahead of
MCe UVeS Up lO the Bremerton Tars.
Winding up the series with the
Wenatchee Chiefs Saturday, the
Senators won the first game of
the split doubleheader 12-5 with
Ray McNulty going the route for
the winners. The Chiefs won
the night contest, 9-8 with Bill
Osborn being charged with the
loss. Osborn was replaced by
Gene Peterson in the fourth with
the score 7 to 0 against the Sen
ators. Peterson gave up two hits
and two runs during his tenure
on the mound. Osborn issued
seven bases on balls.
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Bruce, McCollum IS) and Peiut.
Name in Golfing
Ace Fish, State street barber,
sank at "ace" on the No. 8
green of the Salem Golf course
Sunday forenoon. The ball hit
the cup on the fly and wedged
against the flag pole. Fish was
playing with Russell Bonesteele,
Stan Wadman and Harold Hauk
at the time. He used a No. 4
iron for the 152 yard shot.
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San Diego 000 003 X 3 4 0
Salvo and Plum bo; Reaclgno and
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Hollywood 000 100 lOx fl 13 2
Kelly, Lenfrantonl (7, Van Dyke (8,
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Hollywood 430 040 X 10 10 1
Mazer, Jtide (1), Van Dyke 16) and
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Brewer and Parte; Nelson and Kat
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Btngletoa and B rocker; Wallace, Shone
(3t, Toet 14), Zldlch 16) and Padgett.
Viking Netmen
Share Honors in
Corvallis Meet
Corvallis, May 9 W) Cor
vallis and Salem high tennis
dars shared honors Saturday in
Big Six league tournament
play.
Corvallis' Jim Rodriguez won
the singles crown by defeating
Dick Deen, Salem, 9-7 and 7-5.
Tandy and Sater, Salem, cap
tured the doubles title by de
feating Ijams and Pearson, Eu
gene, 6-0, 8-2.
In the underclass play, Gil
lilan, Eugene, defeated Watt,
Salem, for the singles. The Sa
lem doubles team of Johnson
and Lee took the doubles title
over Ward and Weiss, Corvallis.
Junior Diamond
Teams Slate Two
The junior high baseball lea
gue teams will clash again this
week with the Parrish Pioneers,
coached by Clay Egelston, play
ing the Polk county team on the
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Christ Neuhng and John
Werline, each broke 50 straight
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and Clarence Townsend shat
tered 49 w hile Farmer broke 49
in the handicap.
Placing in the telegraphic
event were Herman Viesko and
H. H. Peters with 25 each and
C. Townsend and A. W. Nusom
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Other scores:
16-yard event: Dean Girard,
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