Doubleheader Slated for
Spokane Opener in Salem
. Tho Spokane Indiana and the
for a twin bill at Watera park
after havlnc the Initial teat of
wet grounos. ine wo eiuna will wind up the aerlea Thursday
night with a anigle conteat and the Solona will meet the Wenatchee
WIL Standings
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Yakima 30
Salem 14
Pet.
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.500
.480
.423
.409
.400
360
Vancouver 11
Bremerton 13 13
Victoria 11 It
Spokane 13
Wenatchee 10 15
Tacoma 16
Result Tuesday
Tacoma 5, Bremerton 3.
Vancouver 11, Victoria S.
Yakima 13, Wenatchee 1.
(Spokane at Salem rained out.
Cougars Extend
Division Margin
On Husky Winner
Pullman, May 18 W) A 10
run fourth inning helped Wash
ington State to a 20-8 victory
over the University of Wash
ington yesterday in a northern
. division baseball game,
r The high-acoring triumph
lengthener the Cougars' confer
ence lead to a game and a half
The winners pounded four
Husky pitchers for 18 hits, in
cluding Tom Marier'a 400-foot
home run with a mate aboard
in the second. The two clubs
belted 11 extra-base blows.
Chorlton, Washington outfield
er, also had a round-tripper.
The Cougars have two con
ference games left to play, both
against cellar-dwelling Idaho.
WU Golfers Top
Pilots by Point
Bv the' margin of a single
point, 9 to 8V4, Willamette
university golfers decisioned
the University of Portland Pilots
over the Salem Golf club course
Tuesday afternoon. Steve Mil
lich. Pilot divot taker, turned
in a 71 for medal honors. Bob
Johnson of Willamette, fashion
ed a 72.
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Is Minus Musial
New York, May 17 Stan
Musial, usually a familiar fi
gure up, AUt he-tPP. of the Na
tional league nauing race, is
eonspicously absent from the
top ten hitters, but his place Is
occupied by another member of
the St. Louis Cardinals second
baseman Al (Red) Schoendienst.
The skinny redhead, back in
the Card lineup after a aiege of
Injuries, is hammering away at
a .382 clip. He has rapped out 28
hits In 73 times at bat through
games Including those of Sun
day, May 15.
i Schoendienst replaced team
mate Eddie Kazak, who led the
pack last week. The rookie
Card third baseman dropped 49
points from his .387 figure of a
week ago and haa dropped down
mto sixth spot with .338.
Williams-Bolonos
Bout Postponed
Los Angeles, May 17 ()
Champion Ike Williams light
weight title bout with Mexico's
Enrique Bolanos, scheduled for
May 28, has been postponed.
But a new date probably will
be set today.
Dr. Francisco Bravo, Califor
nia athletic commission physi
cian, announced after examin
ing Williams yesterday that the
champion is suffering from bur
sitis of the right shoulder Joint.
The malady is an inflamation of
-jthe sac containing fluid which
lubricates the Joint.
Frank (Blinky) Palermo.
Philadelphia, co-manager of
Williams, requested a delay of
six weeka to two months. Dr.
Bravo said the condition war
rants such a layoff. Inspector
Clayton Frye of the athletic
commission said no official ac
tion will be taken until he con
fers with the state board.
5500 WATCH VAPSITY
TRIM SECOND SQUAD
Corvallis, May 18 ) A
crowd of 3,500 was on hand to
watch the varsity trim the sec
ond string squad, 14-8 yester
day aa Oregon State college
wound up spring football train
ing. This will be Kip Taylor's first
year as OSC coach.
Andy Mogiih, Syracuse uni
versity freshman basketball
mentor, has switched to the
Orange freshman nine this
spring.
Soften Up Hard
. Stinging Callouses
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ml taimlBC foot torture. Get If Mint KOWI
iotas the millloM of Kappr people lo walk
la coot froth comfort thanks to this frosty
tM Btrdirttrt Balm. Knjfty Its amattrtf
mum nthinf actios. Got Jc-Mlat todai
m drawuM.
Salem Senators will r.i ..ih..
Wednesday evening at 1 o'clock
strength poatponed on account of
Chlefe Friday evening for a aer-
iea that
will extend through
Sunday.
Ray McNulty and Jimmv
Foster may be Manager Bill
Beard's pitching selections for
tne twin bill
Elsewhere in Western Interna
tional circlea. the Spokane In-
mans, although idle, moved up
to the aixth spot in the stand
ings while Wenatchee wai be
ing laced by Yakima, 12-1. The
Chiefs turned in six errors. We
natchee first baseman. Hal Rhv-
ne ran hla base-hit string to IS
siraigm games.
The Tacoma Tigers trimmed
the Bremerton Bluelackets. 5-2
while Vancouver outscored Vic
toria 11-8 in a British Columbia
feud. Homers by Charlie Mead
and Orrin Snyder were the big
Diasts in the CapUanos' triumph.
ine snort scores:
Vancouv. 310 2S0 000 11 IS 1
Victoria 002 220 002 8 14 0
Nicholas, Hedgecock f). Kin-
dsfather (9) and Sheely; Pes
ky, Maycock (2), Cirimell (5)
and Morgan.
Bremerton 002 000 001 3 8 1
Tacoma 310 001 OOx 5 9 1
Allen, Halstezd (7) and Ron-
nings; Kerrigan and Warren.
Yakima 120 044 00112 12 1
Wenatchee 000 010 000 1 4 8
Savarese, Orteig and Torney:
Greenlaw, Gilson (8) and Win
ter. Short acorM:
Hollywood 910 tit 000 I I 4
Seattle 000 019 0001 9 II
Moulder tnd Utuer; Besse and Orasao.
San Ditto 000 041 0000 IX 9
San Francisco 030 001 0003 9 0
JurUlcb and Wilton; Dtmmr and Jar-vis.
'Cats, Badgers Aim for
Title Series in Crucial
Willamette and Pacific meet
mond Wednesday afternoon to
or the Badgera will meet College
to determine the Northwest con
ference title.
Coach Johnny Lewis' 'Cats,
trailing 7-8 going into the ninth
Tuesday afternoon, came
through with a three run rally to
nose Linfield college on the
Wildcats' diamond. That win
kept Willamette's hopes alive
for a ahot at the pennant. The
Bearcats and Pacific wound up
the regular schedule with six
wins and three defeats each.
It was Gordy Lenz, Bearcat
third Backer who produced the
winning runs with his circuit
clout after Roy Harrington and
Chuck Bowe had been placed
in acoring position by being hit
by pitched balls.
Willamette trailed until the
seventh when two runs put the
Willamette Cindermen Nab
Meet From Wolves, 87-43
Willamette university captured
lege of Education Tuesday afternoon, 87 to 43, but it was Hank
Decker of the Wolves who took individual honors with 19 points.
Decker took firsts in the shot
put, dicus and pole vault and
tied for top place in the high
jump. Ted Mertr of the Bearcat
crew won firsts in the hurdles
and a tie in the high jump.
The meet, held on the Bush
pasture field, was handicapped
by intermittent rain. Willamette
swept the mile, the two mile ev
ents and the relay.
Mite -Stautfer W) and Reynolds w,
tit: Beals (W). Time. I 03.1.
440 Bates (W), Pr MUlatto (W), Martin
0. Time, :&!..
100 Both w) (O), ShaniU W, Bonner
(Ol. Time :10,S.
Hifh hurdle Merts W), neddln (O),
Tim. :17.1.
880 Welae CW), Plaston (O), M unlock
(W). Time, 3:07.
320 Both we II CO), Bhantk (W) tnd
Bates W, tie. Time :.S.
Low hurdles Merti W), ahanilt (W,
Redd in 0). Time. :..
2 miles Stauffer (W), Seals W),
Grimm W. Time. 11:14.1.
Hith Jump Merts W and Decker (O).
tie; Mauldln W). Helcht. 10 ft. in.'
Polo rail It Decker 0, Wot 4W), Red
din 40. Helsbt, 10 feet 0 Inches.
Broad Jump MeuWln W. Macrae (W),
Pin is too (O). Distance. 10 feet Inch.
Shit put Decker (0. Johnsrud W),
Warren (W. Distance, is feet t Inches.
Javelin Hall W, MuUen 0, Johns
rod W. DUtanee 1T0 feat 1 Inch.
Discus Decker (O), Oottfrled W,
Johrurud (W). DUtanee. in feet 0 inches.
Mile relar Won by Willamette (Bates.
Predllelto, Mardock, Welts). Time, l:4J.t.
Aumsville Slates
Mohawk Game
. Aumsville The Aumsville
Ranger baseball team will play
the Mohawk team at Albany
Friday at 1:30.
The Rangers, Marion county
B champions, defeated Halsey,
Linn county, last week, Mo
hawk is the Lane county cham
pionship team.
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Lloyds Insures
For Hole-in-One
London, May 18 W)
Lloyd's of London la now pre
pared to Insure a golfer against
a hole In one. He paya 12
shillings sixpence 4(12.50) a
year against the chance of an
ace. If he doea It he geta It
(S4t which will cover his
traditional round of celebra
tion drlnka at the clubhouse.
LaBelle-LaBell
Win Tag Match
Pierce LaBelle and Rene La-
Belle in straight falls took the
team match portion of Tuesday
night's pro wrestling entertain
ment over Bill Sledge and Red
Lyons. Lyons substituted for
Leo Karlinko. The program
opened with Bill Hunter taking
a one fall decision over Del
Wayne. The special event went
to a draw when Frank Stojack
and Sugi Hyamaki each gain
ed a fall.
on Linfield college's neutral dia--
determine whether the Bearcats
of Idaho in a three game aeries
Bearcats out in front by a sin
gle tally. Linfield tied it in the
bottom of the seventh and then
went ahead 7-6 on Joe Merch
and's homer in the eighth.
Linfield produced a threat in
the ninth when they got two
men on with but a single out. At
this Juncture Howard Olson
who had gone the distance, was
replaced by John Slanchik. He
got the next batter on a pop up
and Catcher Roy Harrington
picked a runner off second t o
end the game. Bowe and Lenz
each collected two hits for the
winners, with Lenz driving in
four runs.
Willam. 003 000 2039 7 2
Linfield 310 010 1107 10 3
Olson, Slanchik (9) and Har
rington; Nauman and Burr.
a dual meet with Oregon Col
Portland Should
Send Scouts Here
Leavenworth, Kaa., May It
The Leavenworth Bravea
of the elaaa C Western associ
ation have finally won a
baseball game their first
victory this year.
- The Bravea knocked oft
Hutchinson, 3-2, last night
after 22 straight lossea, be
lieved one of the longest los
ing streaks with which any
team haa ever .opened a sea
eon. UCLA lost 12 straight dual
meets to big brother California
beginning in 1928, before the
194S track squad eked out a
86-85 win.
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Maneuvers Bring
Race Possibiity
To Longacre Oval
Seattle, May 18 ) The pos
sibility that the horses may run
at Longacrea this season appear
ed nearer today.
WlUiam Fitzgerald of Seattle,
chairman of the Washington
state horse racing commission,
reported that two other commis
sioners have told him they think
the season should be held, but
that the Washington Jockey
club, of which Joe Gottstein is
president, should make the first
move by formally reapplying
for racing dates.
Fitzgerald said he had talk
ed by phone with Commission
ers Bill Weizman of Spokane
and Frank Christman of Port
Angeles, who are in New York
for a racing meeting. They are
expected home later this week,
Gottstein previously withdraw
his application in a dispute over
the commission's failure to ap
prove two of his nominees for
track positions Dr. W. J. Mc
Keon of Vancouver, B. C, and
Democratic Rep. George Adams
of Shelton.
Mat Artist
Tharrell A. Tll-
gner. USN. son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tilgner
of Route 2, Dallas, Ore., re
cently placed second In the
Featherweight Title Division
of the All-Navy Wreatling
Tournament which was held at
the Naval Academy, Annapo
lis, Md. Re is currently sta
tioned at the Naval Air Tech
nical Training Center, Mem
phis, Tenn. (Navy photo.)
Bevo Crew Wins
UBC Shell Race
Corvallis, Ore., May 17 U.K)
Oregon State college's heavy'
weignt varsity crew pulled to a
three-length victory over the
University of British Columbia
oarsmen on the Willamette
river here yesterday. Winning
time of 9:2 was considered poor
oecause ot a strong wind and
tough current.
LAMAR
s
CHINCHILLA
Indians Play Pirates
win an exhibition game 4-3, from the National league club,
top strategists of olubs got together briefly. (Left to right)
Pirate Manager Billy Meyer, Coach Honus Wagner, Cleve
land Manager Lou Boudreau and Coach Bill MeKechnle. (AP
Wlrephoto.)
Kiner Adds Homer to
Dream of New Record
New York, May 18 (U.R) He doesn't talk much about it but
the one big thing Ralph Kiner
Ruth's home run record, and If
be the year for it.
The handsome husky slugger
ine the ball with almost un-
believeable force this year and
along with his seven homers that
tie him for the National league
lead, he also has a .361 batting
average, third high in the loop,
and his 22 runs batted in are
the fifth highest total In the
majors.
Last night he got another
homer as the Piratea topped the
Giants, 3 to 2.
Ralph Branca of the Dodgers
became the first big leaguer to
win six games, beating the Cubs
at Chicago, 8 to 5, when his
mates scored six runs in the
12th, two on a homer by Roy
Campanella.
At Cincinnati, Ted Kleszew
ski drove in three runs with a
double and single in a 5 to 4
victory which snapped the
Braves' five game winning
streak.
The Phils pulled one out of
the fire in 12 innings at St.
Louis, topping the Cardinals 5
to 4 as Robin Roberts pitched
three scoreless relief innings.
The Yankeea pummeled Gene
Bearden for 18 hits but even so
got only enough runs for a 4 to
3 victory over the Indiana at
New York.
Pat Mullin and Johnny Lipon
got back into the Detroit lineup
and set off late Inning rallies
that produced a 4 to 2 victory at
Washington.
Relief pitcher Alex Kellner
won his third game in four days
with six scoreless frames in
Philadelphia's ( to 2 victory
over the St Louis Browns.
Vern Stephens' ninth homer
tops for the majors drove in
the tying and winning runs for
the Red Sox, who beat the
White Sox, 4 to 3 at Boston as
Lefty Pamell pitched seven hit
ball for his fifth victory. I
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Boston 1 10 .615 Plttsbursh 12 15 .444
Clnetnnatl 14 12 .638 St. Louts 10 IS .4 J
Brooklyn 11 IS .100 Chicago 10 15 .400
AMERICAN LEA CUE
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Now York 17 -64 Wahlnitn 14 14 .500
Detroit 15 11 .577 Cleveland 10 11 .476
PhlWlphla 15 IS .536 Boston 11 IS .456
Chleaio 14 IS .519 St. Louis 6 SO .266
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Brooklyn S. Chlesao 6. (11 Innlnsa.)
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DiMaggio roTesf
Ailing Heel Next
Week for Yankees
New York, May 18 UP) Joe
DIMaggio will don his familiar
'No. B" New York Yankee uni
form next week and try out the
ailing heel that has kept him on
the sidelines since the season's
start.
The test probably will deter
mine the immediate baseball
future of the fence-punishing
outfielder, whose $90,000-a-year
salary makes him the most ox-
pensive bench-warmer in the
business.
In the meantime, the Yankees
have no intention of putting him
on any sort of formal shelf un
til there is definite proof he
won't be able to produce.
"DiMaggio is going to be on
my team until he can't play any
more," Manager Casey Stengel
said last night shortly before the
Yankees nudged the champion
Cleveland Indians, 4-3.
Shortly afterwards, Traveling
Secretary Arthur (Red) Patter-,
son announced that a new X-rajr
examination of Joe's heel showm
ed "improvement."
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