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Boxed Handkerchiefs
Plain, Fancy or Initial
Handkerchief and Tie Sets
Phoenix Dress Sox
Broadcloth and Silk Pajamas
Botany Flannel Mufflers
Hickok Gift Sets
Belts, Suspenders, Tie Chains
Dress GlovesLined or Unlined
Pig, Mocha, Cape, Wool Gloves
Hand Woven Tie and Scarf Sets
Boxed Tie and Hose Sets
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Traveling Kits In Leather Cases
Comb and Brush Sets
Bill Fold Sets
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Botany Flannel Robes
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Silk or Rayon Robes
Wilson Bros. Shirt and Tie Sets
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Felt and Leather House Slippers
California Sportwear Leather Jackets
All Leather Gladstone Bags
All Wool Sweater Vests
Paisley Silk Mufflers
Leather and Fur Combination Jackets
White Silk Shirts
Pajama and Short Boxed Sets
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Campus Hall and Other Super Quality Hats
Cooper and Mayo Union Suits (10 to 50 Wool)
Whipcord-Cavalry Twill Breeches
Napatan Buck-Hecht High Top Boots
Rough Rider and Can't Bust 'Em Cords
All Wool Slacks and Dress Trousers
Crosby Square Shoes and Oxfords
All Wool Flannel Shirts
Forester Logging Boots
Cruiser Stag Coats
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December 16, 1937
14KA'1"11,1, Dec. Id Put'.
Chaim of the Seettle Indian bane.
bell of the 'NOM, Count lea..
anti WAN announced todny by Fintil
Sick, prenitient of the Seattle
Brewing end Ittiting company.
oftmentioned benefactor
In the finattrially-atrickett
dittos, declined to reveal terms of
the transection.
, Forntel II-tinnier of a mitiocity
or the Clad ehares cif Mt I Pit ft 1141 hu K
iuloek tuu Hie W 44 expected to be
'Into le late today, sifter which Ito
Idanned to 11,11V0 for Sacramento
'lend the winter meeting of the lea.
I no; where ratificetion id the
ranchise will be 11,11110
0 A small block of 'tingle Mock
'wan not included In the deal, bat
;Sick would not comment an to its
4dIsposition.
: Announcement of purchase of
'.the club climexed severel monthn
of dickering, In which the lumen
tot Shirley Parker, prominent
, 1Yeklina sportnnitin, Nate Drux
ll.ituan, local boxina promoter. anti
iiothers wore frequently mentioned
las likely buyers.
Sick. long Interested in stmt.
Peur 'twin end a sponsor of teams
eln quintile league, promised a
"now deal" In Scenic beneball.
!Plans for construction of a now
11110,000 hall park will be carried
!through when a site is selected.
ZSIck said.
1 Jack !Alvan, manager of the
'Los Angeles Angels for seven
,years, and a veteran minor league
player, Is expected to be the lit.
'diens' new manager. lila solec
Mon will probably be announced
1ln Sacramento Irridny.
William II. Klepper, retiring
'president and part owner of the
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Lelivelt Expected to
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flouncing Harry Thutuan hit I Ito canvue nevelt before him fight with Max Schineling watt
halted In the eighth round, but the Minnemota h eavyweight showed plenty of spirit. Here he la
on the floor neer the end of the bout, but hie tints are met for action.
Indiana, William Nittillgan, who
will ho businoms manager of the
now club, and William II. lnchlu,
treasurer of Hick's Wowing coin.
pony, were to accompany Sick to
Bacramontm
Klepper's retirement brought
to n dont, a stormy baseball ca
reer hero find in Portland.
The Indian club has been on
the block mitten tho Moon of lust
season when players salaries went
unpaid for several evict' and
Klepper diseharged Manager John.
fly Hassler after ft fight.
Seattle's lotto league pennant
was won in 11124 when tVailo 'tit
terer. present Hollywood man
ager, was in charge.
FOREST GROVE. Dot 1 fin
Football mould ntemborm of Pa
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cifie university named Jimmy
Wiles, all-northwest conference
guard and a threeyear veteran,
captain for the 1938 season. ,
31 Webfoots
Get Letters
EUGENE. Doc. 16 UNAnson
Cornell. Univereity of Oregon ath
letic manager. Held Coach Prink
Ca Moon had recommended 31
football aquadmen for varsity
letters.
Tim "0" blanket, emblematic of
three letters in vareity sport, will
go to Tony Amato. Dale !Annelle,
Villiant Elite'', Joe Heaton and
Vernon Moore.
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. TCLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
uys Seattle's Coast League Outfit
Waskowitz Off
Honolulu Squad
SEATTLE, Dec. 16 UP)--A ros
ter of University of Washington
players who will visit Honolulu
for games January 1 and 6, re
leaned today by Athletic Director
nay Eckman, did not contain the
name of Captain Fritz 1Vaskowitz.
Eckman said 1Vaskowits would
not make the trip because of ill
health and failure to clear scho
lastic barriers.
The roster contained 27 names.
Another name will be added by
Coach Jimmy Phelan upon his re
turn from San Francisco Friday.
SLUGGERS LEO
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Detroit's First Baseman
Bats in Most Runs of
1937 Season.
NEW YORK, Dec. 18 (IIP)
Big 'lank Greenberg. Detroit
Tiger first-baseman. batted in
more runs during the 1937 base
ball season than any other Amer
ican league slugger, official aver
ages released today revealed.
Hank Mugged home 183 runs,
which was just one run short of
the major league record created
by Lou Gehrig of the New York
Yankees in 1031.
Greenberg, who was only sev
enth in the batting percentage list,
might have shattered Gehrig's
mark if he hadn't suffered a slump
during June. Forty home runs
more than any Tiger player ever
had hit in one spawnhelped
Hank.
Gehrig, who was third on the
list with 159 runs batted lit, shat
tered two major league records.
By slamming home 150 or more
runs for his seventh season. he
broke the former mark of six hea
ving held by Babe Ruth. And. by
hitting over 100 runs for a twelfth
straight season, he moved out of
a tie with Goose Gos lin and Al
Simmons for hating turned the
trick 11 consecutive years.
Second in runs driven in was
Joe Di Maggio, Yankee outfielder,
who had 159. Bill Dickey, Yan
kee catcher, was fourth' with 133.
Last year's leader. Hal Trosky of
the Cleveland Indians who led
with 102, was fifth this season
with 128.
nly 15 men In the league went
over the 100 mark as compared
to the record 18 last year.
Frank Crosetti, Yankee lead-off
man, topped the league in fan
ning, with a total of 105 whiffs.
Greenberg was second with 101.
Gebrig drew the most passes,
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127. Greenberg was second with
102. Gehrig's lifetime total of
talks soared to 1398. and it was
the tenth straight Reason he had
drasn 100 or more free tripe to
first.
Cresetti was hit by pitchers 12
times to top that department. A
new American league record for
the most runs batted In during a
single Inning was created by Bob
Johneon of Philadelphia in the
same game. He drove in two rune
with a single and later homered
with the bailee loaded. , The for
mer league record of five vvas
shared by five players. Johnson's
performance tied the modern rec
ord of six cot by Fred Mork le of
the Giants in 1911.
Seals Purchase
Pitcher Koupal
SAN FRANCISCO. Om 16 (Jr)
Lots Konya'. veteran right-hander.
who was one of the Pacific Coast
league's leading pitchers when
with Seattle in 1936, will be on
the San Francisco Seals mound
staff next season.
President Charles Graham of
the Seals announced purchase of
Koupal for $5000 from the St.
Louis Browns of the American
league. Koupal formerly was with
the Coast league Missions, Port
land, Seattle and Sacramento.
Lopez Wins in
Straight Fails
PORTLAND, Dec. 16 (W)--Vincent,
Lopez of Los Angeles, former
world's heavyweight wrestling
champion, defeated Laverne Bax
ter of South Carolina in two
straight falls last night.
Chief Chiwaki, Indiana, and
Danny Dusek, Omaha. won from
Hal Romberg. Spokane, and Dave
Johnston, Calgary, in a team
match exhibition. Left Bloom
field. Australia, stopped Dick
Raines, Dallas. Tex., and Bob
Kruse. Oswego. defeated Don Wag
ner, Corvallis.
VICTORIA. B. C., Dec. 16 (W)
The Victoria Dominoes won their
tenth straight basketball victory
last night, defeating Albany col
lege of Albany. Ore.. 58 to 31.
The locale were ahead, 28 to 12,
at the half.
1 SPORT SHORTS
EUGENE, Dec. 16 (1P) The
University ot Oregon basketball
team will play Union Oil ot Port.
land Friday night and Southern
Oregon Normal Saturday In pre
season tilts.
BALEM. Dec. 111 (4)Led by
"Chink" Christensen, forward, the
Mt. Angel college basketball team
tumbled the Bearcats of Willam
ette university, 32 to 29, in a
hard fought game here last night.
The fighting Angela had a 12-
11 lead at half time and trailed,
21-2e, a few minutes later.
Chrietensen netted seven field
goals and a free shot for 15 points.
Greenleaf Posts
125 to 1 Victory
NEW YORK, Dee. le (W)
Ralph Greenleaf. world's pocket
Billiards champion, and also a
champion worrier, was feeling a
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little easier today as he met young
Irving Crane of Rochester, who
la challenging him for the title
Greenleaf has won 15 times, in
the second block of their 1540
point match.
The champion trounced the up.
state youngster, 125 to 1. In the
first block of the mama test night.
Willamette Asks
to Cancel Game
SALE. Dec. le (IP) Presi
dent of Wiliamette university an.
nouneed the university had asked
for cancellation of Its post-seaon
football game with Santa Bar.
bare State college, scheduled foe
Christmas day at Santa Barbara,
Calif.
The southern school consented
to the request.
Dr. Baxter said training for the
game handicapped the players
scholastically and that many of
them needed the money they could
earn during the holiday vacation.
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