Capital Journal. Salem. Ore., WednemUy, Miy 11. 949'WSC CougOrsTop
Slanchik Takes Mound
For Duck Go Wednesday
John Slanchik, potentially one of the beit pitchers In the north
weat, but who haa been handicapped by aore back muscles, will
go againit the University of Oregon Webfoota Wednesday night at
Watera park when Willamette unlveralty'a ball club meeta the
Eugene outfit for the aecond time thla year. Game time will be
8 o'clock.
Angels Defeat
Silverton, 4-2
On No-Hit Pitch
Silverton The Mt. Angel
Prepa defeated the Silverton
Foxea Tuesday night 4 to 2 as
Gail Buccheit pitched a no hitter
for the wlnneri. Aa a reault of
the contest, the two cluba are
tied for aecond on honora in
Willamette Valley league com
petition. Walka, of which Buc
cheit Issued an even dozen, ac
counted for Bilverton's tallies.
Buccheit struck out 11.
Twice Silverton loaded the
bases but Buccheit managed to
retire the side.
Leland.Schaap, losing chuck
er, walked four and atruck out
1. Catcher Traeger and Buc
cheit each hit triples for the
only extra base blows.
1ft. Ansel 110 JIO 04 t 0
atlverton 001 000 1 9. 0 9
luechelt and Traaaar; Ochapa and
Slanchik, a big West Virgin
ian, an outstanding football per
former, has made one mound ap
pearance this season but was
forced to retire. However,
warmer weather Is believed to
have Improved his condition ma
terially. Willamette divided a twin bill
with Lewis St Clark in Portland
Tuesday afternoon. The Pioneers
grabbed the first seven Inning!
contest, 3 to 1 at the expense
of Lou Scrivena. The Bearcats
took the nightcap, 14 to 3 as
they slugged out 18 hlta off
three L&C hurlers. Howard Ol
son went the distance for Coach
Johnny Lewis' crew.
First game:
WU 010 000 01 2 0
L&C 020 100 x 3 C 1
Scrivens and Harrington;
Wright and Wells.
Second game:
WU 040 061 014 18 1
L&C 000 020 1 3 7 4
Olson and Harrington; Thom
as, Neymire (4), Tydeman (5)
and Knapp.
Oregon in North
Division Ladder
(t lha Aaaoclatad Preaal
It was Washington State col
lege all alone today at the top
of the Northern division, Coaat
conference, baseball ladder.
The Cougara broke away
from Oregon's Ducka yesterday
by taking a 14 8 decision from
winless Idaho at Moscow. The
win gave WSC a half game lead
over the Oregoniana.
At Seattle, Washington's Hus
kies ended their home season on
("note of triumph with ( J
10-inning decision over Oregon
State. The Beavera had tied it
up in the ninth on Pinch-hitter
Ray Snyder's home run.
PCL Standings
BT United Ptim)
W t Pet. W t Prt
Hollywood U I VittM 21 .411
Aan Dimo 33 It Mt nPrnro 31 21 477
urimnta 33 30 .534 LfAneTiJ 30 33 .4fl
Oakland 33 31 .531 Portland li 35 .10
jtetslU Tat1ar
Vat tie 1. Oakland 9.
Portland f. Hollywood I
Ivw AnitlM 1. San Dtatfl T.
Sao FrancUco 5. AarramFnlQ 1.
Tha box:
Four Local Leathermen
Featured on Fight Card
The Veterans of Foreign Wars fight card, scheduled for 8:30
Wednesday night at the armory will feature four Salem boxers:
Dean Abney, Joe Pete, Keller Wagner and Johnny Hoffert. Abney
' will face Oavey Ball of Bakers-
field in the 10 round main
event. Abney took an unpopu
lar decision over Ball few
weeks ago aa the result of an
eight round contest. Both men
have been training diligently
and should be In shape to go the
dlatance without difficulty.
Wagner'a four round scrap
against Buck Maxson, former
amateur fioavyweiuht champion
of Oregon State, will mark Wag
ner s second attempt within
year to make a comeback. His
managera claim they have the
big fellow in good condition
and guarantee he will not run
out of steam in the second
round.
Joe Pete, tireless Chemawa
Indian and popular with local
fans, will be featured In the
six round semi-final against
Brave Junior, of Redding, Cal.
The balance of the card will
Include a four round curtain
raiser between Hoffert
Jimmy Ogden of Portland and
a Don Doyle vs. Lyle Wescott
four rounder.
Portland
VAlloWftAit
BROA n n yj n
(ta.rrM. I 4 I S 0 naalnaal I 4 1 S J
O HaOlar.l 4 S S Hueaer.ef t 4 0
Noren, il t S 0 Thomaa.M 4 1 0
KHIfhcr.lt 4 1 0 Birrrll.ll I 1 0
Oorman.rl 4 1 Lanr.rf J S J 0
emdloek.o 4 S Mullrn.l 4 1 J 0
Baira. S 4 S 1 1 OlaM, 4 110
own u i s i i ; ; ; ;
Huahea. p 1 S 1 Saltaman.P t 1
Bcnilloek.p 1 S BalaaM II";
Oenoveaa' 0 0 0 0 Knit. I 1 I S
Pluaa 1 S a Wenner.rl 10 10
Total. 14 114 1 Totala SS1117 4
Walked tor OWtl In 0th.
Piled out tor 8chollok la Sth.
aimled lor Za ua n.
ollrwood
HtLa
Portland .
Hiu
Pttehlrn
Huahea
Achalloca
aaUamaa
Loalns-
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no :oi 1107
, ,003 001 lit 0
II 111 lll-ll
l tsnstn
..4 14 4 14 11
. 1H II 1 I I 1
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altehar: aenalloek. puna: a.
Handler. Horan 1. Potman. Baaea, Ruck-
r. Tnomaa I. Oladd, Balaar, Kui. Er-
- , . A W - W hall A 111 R. Tl (1 -
lock. Trtornaj. Barratt, Horan, Kelleher.
Oorman, a Hainan 1, itavena. Wanner.
Baalnakl. Two kaaa HIU; Tnomaa, Baa
tnakl 1. Horan, Oorman. Oladd. Three
baa hlta: Oorman. Trtornaj. Homa runa:
Koran, SaMlflaa: SVnallock. Ufl on bar:
Hollywood 1. Portland 1. Wmplraa- Gor
don. Miliar, and Pord. Tlma 1.01. Ai
aandanoa S.14I.
Bhort ooftroo:
Oakland 400 000 Old I 1
tjaatua HI 000 101 1 S 1
Oaaaaway, SaaU 111. Helao 111 and
Padoatli eehana and Whlla.
OMramenlo OOO SIS OOI-I 4 0
Ban Pranrlaco 410 030 Ola I 0 0
Holeomba, orova 171 and Karr, Plumbe
ISli Nasr and jartia,
Ban Dlrao 000 100 Ml -7 10
Loa Anaala 000 100 010 1 I 1
Ploraa and Monro: Anthony, LanPran
onl 101 and Malnna.
Eye New Location
For OSC Gridiron
Portland, May 11 W Oregon
State college la to have a new
football stadium, but it may not
be at the site of present Bell
Held.
The Oregon state board of
higher education voted yester
day to have engineers run water
and soil tests at the Bell field
site in Corvallis before going
ahead with construction.
The action followed receipt of
proposals for several other sites.
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Perhaps They'll
Vote to Give em
Blacksnake Whips
Boston, May 11 Mi Massa
chusetts schoolboy coaches lost
their fight for more protection.
The house yesterday rejected
a bill to require school com
mittees to give coachee hear
ing before firing them.
Rep. Belden G. Bly (R ,
Saugus) protested that at the
present time most eoachea "have
to drive the boys to win games
Just to keep their jobs."
ROBOT SUNNY CHASE TO
START ON WEDNESDAY
Portland, May 10 () The
hounda and hare greyhounds
and a mechanical rabbit will
start their annual run at Mult
nomah civic atadium Wednes
day night undo auspices of the
Portland KennJelub.
Band Often Concert
Woodburn - The Woodburn
high school band V'11 I've a free
concert at Library Vark Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clolf"1 In appre
ciation for the publi support in
obtaining the new uI"orm
case of rain the conctrt' w"'
held in the high achoolauditori
um. F.veryone is Invite4-
Sweepstakes Winners VtX
Gaston of Seattle, Wash., won the aweepstakea tolloff cham
pionship of the women'a International bowling congresa held
at Columbus, O. Mrs. Vogel rolled 1,120 for six games in the
major division, and Mra. Gaaton rolled (44 in the minor
division. (AP Wlrephoto)
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'Secret' Funeral Plans
For Former Cardinal Boss
St. Louis, May 11 tut) A "secret" funeral waa planned today
for Sam Breadon, former owner of the St. Louis Cardinals base
ball team, because that's the way he wanted it.
Breadon, who ran up an orig
inal S200 investment into a
property he sold for $3,000,000,
died last night of cancer at the
age of 72. He had been in the
hospital since March and out of
aam oreauon
WU Linksters
Drub Linfield
Bearcat golfers turned back
club awinaers from Linfield col
lege Tuesday afternoon. 14 to 4.!"dt0 fU"eral a"d "en
as three Willamette participants;" B0r,Lon w, idt nt th
baseball since 1R47. But al
though shocked baseball men
mourned the passing of the grey
haired, twinkle-eyed gentleman,
they will not be present at his
funeral. His attorney revealed
that Brcadon's will specifics that
his funeral plans be so private
that the public not learn "where,
when or how" he is buried. A
spokesman for the family con
firmed these sentiments.
President Will Harridge of the
American league said he under
stood Breadon himself never had
made clean
matches.
Willamette (14)
B. Johtuton
J. Johiuon .....
Aleka
and McMaatrr ,
einuinworin ...,
Job
sweeps of their
Joe Dnbson has won 47 games
for the Boston Red Sox the last
three seasons. He had lost 29
during the same span.
(4) l.lntkld
.... Joraraon
Wilder
.... Hancork
Kendall
Rand
Zollo
Proof that the Cardinals made
an error in selling Murry Dick
son to Pittsburgh came in Dick
son's first start against his for
mer males. He beat them 7-1.
Cardinals for 27 years, from
1920 to 1947 when he sold out
to Bob Hanncgan and Fred
Saigh, Hannegan subsequently
sold his interest to Saigh, now
president of the club.
During the Breadon term of
office, the National league team
saw its greatest days, and put
St. Louis on the baseball map.
The Cards won nine pennants
and six World Series during that
period. More than any other
National league club. But, far
more important than those vic
tories was the chain-store ays
tern which Breadon and his gen
eral manager. Branch Rickey,
brought to baseball.
They founded the farm sys
tem and made the Cardinals
baseball's greatest empire with
minor league clubs scattered
throughout the nation, feeding
their best players to the parent
team. Some of these great ball
players still form the backbone
of the Cardinal team
Track Hall of
Fame Elects 46
Los Angeles, May 11 on
The Helms Hall of Fame has
elected 48 track and field ath
letes and coaches for note-i
worthy contributions to the
sport in the United States.
The roll, selected by I board
of Los Angeles sports editors,
was announced at an AAU ban
quet last night.
The athletes included:
Lester Steers, OSC.
Portraits and biographies of
those elected are placed in the
Helms library and the names
Inscribed on a huge trophy in
the hall.
Salem Outfielder
Hits .536, Rates
Second in League
Bob Cherry, Salem Senator
center fielder, with an average
of .538 held down second spot
In official Western International
league batting race at the end
of the first week of competition.
Records compiled by the Howe
News bureau show that Ray
Orteig, Yakima Parkers catcher
led the pack with .SSI.
Bob Goldstein, first sarker
for the Wenatchee Chiefs, heads
two departments, runs scored
with 18 and doubles with 8.
while taking over third spot in
the average with 4SS.
At the end of the week the
Senator had turned in nine
double playi to lead in that de
partment. In addition to Cherry, two
Salem players had compiled bat
ting averages of .300 or better
during the first week: Mel Was
ley .364, and Larry Orteig .337
Other Salem hitters: Bud Peter
ton .290; Jim Olson .288; Way
ne Peterson .271: Bill Beard
.263; Jim Wert .172; Al Spader
.184, Bob Courage .143.
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