18 Capital Journal. Salem, Oregon, Thursday, May 2d. 1949
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Ladies in the Ring
Fatme Dakir, of Turkey, tosses
Madeleine Duval, of France, over
her shoulder In one of the International women's wrestling
how matches In Milan, Italy.
Unbeaten Teams
Meet on Thursday
Handle Oil and the Paper-
makers, undefeated in league
tompetition go to the post at 8
'clock Thursday night in the
first game of the City softball
league twin performance. The
lecond contest at 9 o'clock sends
Rock Wool against Golden
Pheasant,
Friday night's schedule: 12th
Street vs. K. of C, and Mootry's
vs. Marine Reserves.
No games are slated for Sat
urday night.
The Antactic continent is uni
quely isolated in that those who
visit it must cross at least 800
miles of open water while pass
age to any of the other con
tinents can be attained by cross
ing 60 miles or less of open
water.
Wirt Sold, New
Player Is Added
To Solon Roster
Jim Wert has been sold
"down the river" (to Vicksburg,
Miss, of the Southeastern lea
gue) and Bob Heddington has
been added to the Salem Sena
tor club roster. Glenn Miller,
left handed pitcher played first
for the Solons Wednesday night,
and turned in a fairly good
game.
Heddington has been on the
Portland bench for a number of
weeks, seeing virtually no ser
vice. He played first base for
Tacoma in 1946, having a bat
ting average of .314. The next
season he was on third for the
Tigers, where he boosted his av
erage to .339. Last season with
Spokane in the outfield Hed
dington slumped to .290.
The new first sacker is ex
pected to join the club at Yaki
ma in time for Thursday night's
contest with the Bears.
Tourney Director
Leads Qualifiers
For PGA Champs
Richmond, Va., May 28 u.PJ
George Schneiter, the PGA tour
nament director, was taking his
title seriously today a little too
seriously, as far as his consti
tuents were concerned.
For the bespectacled rancher
from Utah was not only manag
ing the behind-the-scene busi
ness for the nation's pitch and
putt pros, but also was running
the show on the links as the
second of two qualifying rounds
was launched in the PGA cham
pionships. The 37-year-old Schneiter set
a dizzy pace for the others yes
terday when he fired a five-under-par
66 on the Hermitage
Country Club course.
He collected six birdies and
one bogie in that impressive
round. All of the strokes he
shaved off par 71 came on the
first nine. He was dead even on
the back nine.
Ends Leon Hart and Jim
Martin of the Notre Dame squad
are' the first co-captains for the
Irish since 1926.
Cherry Fruit j
Flies Emerge
The official spray or dust no
tice for cherry fruit fly control j
was phoned to mid-Willamette
valley county agents Thursday
morning, May 26, by Associate
Entomologist S. C. Jones and
Entomology Specialist Robert
W. Every of Oregon State Col
lege. Fruit flies were found late
Wednesday afternoon in the two
emergence cages in the Lam
berts orchard east of Salem.
The first spraying or dusting
must be done within the 10-day
period following the emergence
date in accordance with the
cherry fruit fly control area or
der of the Oregon state depart
ment of agriculture. The local
control area order is in effect in
Polk, Linn, and Marion coun
ties. Applying the first spray or
dust within the next few days
is suggested by County Exten
sion Agent D. L. Rasmussen.
"This will prevent delays from
heavy rains, high winds, or
other conditions that always
seem to hinder those growers
that wait until the last minute
to spray or dust," he says.
Either lead arsenate or ro-
tenone is recommended for
cherry fruit fly control. These
are the only insecticides in the
four formulas recommended by
the Oregon- experiment station
and approved by the state de
partment of agriculture for use
in complying with the provisions
of the cherry fruit fly control
area order.
Jack Turnbull, deputy horti
cultural inspector, represents
the state department of agricul
ture in Marion county, Turnbull
has temporary office space in
the Marion county agent's office
and may be reached by calling
Salem 2-4145. Names of spray
and dust contrsctors may also be
obtained by calling the same
number.
Initiatory Degree
Offered by Chapter
Mill City Marilyn Chapter,
No. 14S, Order of Eastern Star,
Mill City, met in special ses
sion to present the initiatory
degree for Mrs. Betty Von Tin
ney. Worthy Matron, Fern Shuey
and Worthy Patron, Wilson
Stevens, were in charge. Acting
as courtesy candidate was Mrs.
Tinney's mother, Mrs. Celine
Taylor. Following the meeting
refreshments were served with
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CTRTIS MARKET
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ISO N, Commercial
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17th it Market
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73.1 Edgewater
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800 Highland Ave.
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183 N. High St.
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15S N. Commercial
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P N. Commercial
LEMMON'S MARKET
S89 N. Commercial
Bl'SICK S "COURT ST."
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197 N. Commercial
C. M. ROBERTS
720 D. Street
DEAN JEWEL'S MARKET
3025 Garden Rd.
TATMAN ft ANDERSON
810 Lancaster Drive
JUDSONS HOLLYWOOD
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2000 N. Capitol
WALT DAV1ES MARKET
2290 Fairgrounds Rd.
C. 8. ORWIG MARKET
4375 Sllverton Rd.
ERICKRON'S SUPER
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3080 Portland Rd.
HUDSON'S GROCERY
12th ft Mission
CITY MEAT MARKET
Independence
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Monmouth, Ore.
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Hi-way 99 South
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Dallas. Ore.
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Mill City. Ore.
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