Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, September 28, 1949, Page 16, Image 16

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    If! Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1949
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1 iUllfPPC PmtPCf Yankee players join Manafer Casey
i uiinco nuioi stengel (left) and Catcher Raiph
Houk (rear) in protest of Plate Umpire Bill Grieve (left fore
ground) decision calling Johnny Pesky safe at home on close
play in eighth inning at Yankee Stadium, N. Y. Umpire
Charley Berry is in center. Players are Cliff Mapes (in
Jacket), Coach Jim Turner (foreground) Yogi Berra (right)
and Bobby Brown (rear, right). Grieve said he intended to
report Maprs' remark: "How much did you bet on the game,"
to American league President Will Harridge. (AP Wirephoto)
'Ordinary' Dog Wins
$30,000 in Purses
Lineups Listed
For Cardinal-JV
Clqsh Wednesday
Salem high's Junior varsity
football squad make their ini
tial debut Wednesday night
when they take on the Sacred
Heart academy Cardinals under
the lights at Leslie field at 7 30.
The game will be Sacred
Heart's first home game of the
season. Coaches Father John O'
Callaghan of Sacred Heart and
"n ronhv. Jayvee coach, have
announced their probable line
up: .
I4AI-RF.D Hi:ART 8AI.KM
l.'lm rnll.ran LB Mae Webb
'Don Mock Lr John Condrri
Paul R:ltv 13 Ron Ltthln
Vrrn Danlrli C Marvin Lanftlano
will keep on racing through the
coming winter season in Florida.
The s:ar racing dog is Just
"Shorty" around the kennels
Like racehorses, most of the
hounds have two names, one
for their friends and one they
race under.
"Shorty is still sound and
there should be a lot of racing
left in him,'" says Sutherland.
"He's just an ordinary looking
dog, isn't he? But he has
head on him, this fellow. He's
always relaxed, too always in
control. That's why he finishes
up there so often."
Beachcomber never seems to
go state. itner. He stays on a
racing diet practically the year
around. This calls for 2Vt pounds
of chow daily ground horse-
meat and prepared foods, plus
all sorts of vitamins.
He has won about $30,000 In
purses and Sutherland figures
his stud fees will bring in fully
as mueh more.
"I once turned down $18,000
for Shorty," says Sutherland. "I
guess I was crazy and I know
the other guy was, but I just
couldn't let old Shorty go;
Dick rrMtr BO)
rom Momktr KT
Clark Erkar RK
Don Zcnier QB
Prank Schlatatar H
Dm Brrf
Bob Thletaon
Al Healon
Brurt Burnt
John Gundran
Vrrn Kllen
Oarjr Urulns
University Alleys
t'alteel Hbifl Allenmenl Hi Rowland
330. KanejUi 4SI, Eviiw 40V Bobrrtjon
41T. Moiilmnn 330. Alexander'! Jewelry
t Johnon 411, Mock ass, uerrm as.
Turmr 333, Brockholf 300
Flank Contractor. Silwr 319. lianK
400, Oairtaon 423, Bennett 410, Hchroeder
441. Ktndall't tint Ml n-tone zw,
Httd 21. SchtlDiiD 37. Whltmort 400,
Swiruon S?1.
RlacUni'i Krnnrls (ft-HU 337. Keriu
340. PeaM 323, Rcinriard 379, 8nylrr 391.
334. Rcnnrr 114. UpMort IT. Xmqab til
Anlla Ibcpt tl) UcDanittU 4641, Lmro
434, Ciuitr III. ThonpMD 4M. Dvtr
472. Gd HithMlnf Olnty 411.
Duncan 379, J one 465. Olbb 460, Oar-
bartno 494
H,ii indlrldual tarn Oarbarlno Jli.
Huh IrwJi vidua 1 Mriea Oarbarlno 494.
Hub Want Milaa Anttft Snop 2334.
WraCANTILl LIAGL'B NO. t
Ptarack CUantra (II Kflly 437, Saw
yer 418, C. Sawyer 443. Alfxander 477,
P. Balatrom 628. Terminal It Ca. t
Souia 545, McDonald 476. Waaton 463,
TJironeberry 414, Santea 446.
Burkland Lumber Co. Ill Wbb 411,
Burkland 501, Brink 461, D. Burkland
456, H. Webb 492. Halem Heating flhett
Metal (Oj UwU 367. Moorman 359, Ola
dow 309, Knlellnk 419. Ivan 436.
Standard Ittatlana (I) Purdr 471.
Knutn 406. Rddmi 336. Weren 362,
KopUchke 437. Mack Llnd Maaanrr It)
Morton IIS. Orar 401. Polk 174, WlUoo
II Lind 461.
Malaa Cbotroa la ilea- () Malm 416
Werner 461, Kant 411, D. Werner 149.
R. Kara 179. KeaalastoB Matd ) Reevaa
537. Col burn 443, JtabolB 151, CrUawtU
331. Oracorr 176.
H!ih Individual V. Oratory 134, Rem
InttoD Rand. Hlvh Individual aeriaa V.
Oreiory 676. Remloctoo Rand. Hin team
atrtea Rtmloitoa Rand 1039.
Hialeah Florida's oldest
and largest horse track again
has been assigned Jan. 17 to
March 3 for its 40-day racing
period next winter. i
The Syracuse-Colgate football
battle booked for Nov. 19 will
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WANTED
Piano accordion player for
western and popular dance
band. Top wages, Pref. younr
man. Must belong to A F. of
M. or join. Don't apply if you
can't "cut the mustard."
Don't phone, write.
JOE LANE
Gen. Del., Salem. Permanent
Journal Want Ads Pav
By LOUDON KELLY
AP Newsfeattires
Denver Hc'i Just an ordinary
looking dog even his owner
ayi that.
But this is Beachcomber, the
champion of all the dogs that
have raced over greyhound
tracks.
He has won more races than
any dog that ever lived 79 vic
tories since his first outing in
a regular race In 1947. This is
counting the first 28 days of
the Inaugural meeting at Den
ver's spanking new Mile High
kennel clubtrack.
Beachcomber almost didn't get
to race at all. On March 10, 1947.
a few hours before his first out
ing In a betting race, a fire swept
the kennels in Florida. Six
dogs perished, but nine others
were saved. One was Beach
comber. That night he racked
up victory No. 1.
In addition to his 79 wins, the
ehamp has run second 34 times
and third 18. hi 1B4 races he
has finished out of the money
only 28 times.
The champion of the rabbit
chasers is a brindle, his satiny
yellowish-red hide striped with
black. He's turning grey at the
muzzle and getting old as rac
ing dogs go. He will be four in
November and greyhounds don't
race in fast company much after
they turn four.
However, his owner, Paul
Sutherland, thinks Beachcomber
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