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NORTHERN DIVISION
By The Associated Press .
W. L. Pet.
Oregon Stat ...'..10 2 .833
Oregon . 7 2 .778
Washington 4 3 .571
Wash. State . 3 8 .273
Idaho. 0 0 .000
'' Oregon State was idle yester
day but vaulted Into the lead in
the northern division baseball
race as Washington State spoiled
the opening of the University of
Oregon's northern road trip by
trouncing the erstwhile front-
runners 14 to 5.
Oregon State will play third
place Washington today at Seat
tle and Oregon and Washington
State will resume hostilities at
Pullman. The Beavers will close
their road trip against the Hus
kies again Friday, and Oregon
will move on to Moscow for a
pair Friday and Saturday against
Idaho.
WSC started the fireworks In
the fourth inning yesterday and
kept on blasting at the offerings
of Johnny Bubalo and Harold
Saltzman, Oregon hurlers, for a
total of 16 hits. Kramer gave
up 10 hits for the winners, who
threatened only once, with a
four-run rally In the eighth.
Bergman, WSC shortstop, was
the day's top hitter, getting four
for five. "
Simple Track
Meet " Now
Track Mess
'LOS ANGELES, - May ()
That trackfest at the coliseum
Saturday is going to be a triple
dual meet or something equally
complicated.
It started out as the annual
California-USC dual, which the
Trojans have won since 1926.
And now:
Arnold Eddy,' USC graduate
manager, announced yesterday
that six teams (and several in
dividuals) are entered: the Bears,
Bruins, Trojans, Whittier,. Pep
perdine and San Diego State.
: The last four were to have
competed with UCLA Saturday
morning. At a later date the
Bruins were to meet California
at Berkeley.
By pouring the whole business
together, the Bruins are saved a
trip north, and three duals re
sult: Trojans against Bears,
UCLA against Bears, and Bruins
against the combined efforts of
fepperdlne, Whittier and San
Diego State.
By The Associated Press'
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
...11
...11
...8
... 8
... 8
3
6
7
.7
9
6 10
S 9
.786
.647
.533
.533
.471
.375
.357
.313
Los Angeles ..
San Diego ..
Portland ..........
San Francisco
. Oakland
Hollywood ....
Seattle
Sacramento nil
yesterady-s'results
Hollywood 6, San Diego 1.
' Oakland 2. Racrammtn 1
r. San Francisco at Seattle, post
poned.
Los Angeles at Portland, post
poned. AMERICAN LEAGUE
''' W. L. Pet.
new York 9
Cleveland .. 8
Detroit .........7
Washington 8
St. Louis .... ; ;...4
Philadelphia ..... 5
Boston 4
Chicaeo 3
, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
New York 4, Boston 3.
Washington 8, Philadelphia
Cleveland 2-2, Chicago :
(second game eleven innings),
.ueuuil 9, Ol. IjOUIS 1.
.750
.667
.636
.571
.400
.357
.333
.273
1-5
NATIONAL LEAGUE
. w. l. , Pet;
Brooklyn .'. ,10 1 3 .769
St. Louis .' 7 ' 5 .583
Pittsburgh ................ 7 6 .538
Cincinnati .... 7 6 .538
Boston : 5 5 .500
New York 5 8 .385
Chicago 4 8
Philadelphia ............ 3: 7
.333
.300
EARLY START
PORTLAND, May - 6 P)
Portland's Beavers will ..start
their weekday baseball games
at 2:30 p. m., instead of the pre
viously announced 4 p. m., Bus
iness Manager W. H. Klepper
snm today. Sunday games, 'all
doubleheaders, will begin at 1:30
p. m.
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Oregon Prep Trackfest
Operates on War Basis
Field Shaved Of Second Placers;
Bocchi's Discus Throw Breaks Record
EUGENE, May 6 W) Oregon's streamlined, wartime chnm
plonship high school track and field meet will be held hero Fri
day on Hayward field where 109 athletes from every section of
the state will vie in the 14 standard events.
Under a war-time set-up the usual two-day competition will
be cut to a single day, and the field has been shaved in half by
the elimination of the second-place winners from the eighth dis
trict meets held last weekend.
Preliminaries in the 100 and 220-yard dashes and the high
and low hurdles will be held at 10 a. m., with the meet proper
opening at 1:30 p. m. Colonel Bill Hayward, veteran University
of Oregon track coach, will be
director of the meet which will
be conducted in true Olympic
style. Although the first five
place winners will receive rib
bons instead of the usual medals,
the awards will be presented by
the university's junior weekend
queen and her court.
New state records are prob
lematical in view of the re
stricted training under adverse
weather conditions this spring
and the fact that this annual
classic is being held 10 days or
two weeks earlier than usual.
Unusual, however, will be the
appearance of seven defending
champions who won titles at
Corvallis last year, namely, Nei
dermeyer, Medford pole-vaulter;
Bocchi, Klamath Falls high
jumper; Dipple, Medford 100
yard champion; Heacock, Sea
side javelin thrower; Krause,
Cottage Grove quarter-miler;
Dyson, Ontario's low hurdles
champion, and Burgher, Ontar
io's 220-yard titleholder.
Only Krause, however, was
able to register the best mark in
the state during district com
petition, and many of the cham
pions were far under their win
ning performances of 1942.
The only records that appear
In great danger are the discus
and high hurdles. Bocchi. of the
Klamath Pelicans qualified for
the state championships with a
toss of 139 feet 7 inches in the
discus, a foot and two inches bet
ter than the state mark held
jointly by Reginato of Klamath
Falls and Heidenrich of Mac-Hi.
Turner of Seaside ran the highs
in 15.5 in district competition,
one-tenth of a second over the
new state mark made by Ma
grader of Mac-Hi at Corvallis
last year.
Condition of the track is ex
pected to be good, and other
good performances are expect
ed to be made during the after
noon. The University of Oregon
will be host for the meet, but
only housing will be furnished
the visitors in view of present
food rationing.
A meeting of the OHSAA will
be held here early Friday morn
ing, and the state prep coaches
will hold their semi-annual
meeting at noon Friday. J
Fairview Men
Top Graders
Softball Go
When the final grade school
Softball game was decided last
night Fairview class A team
had won the championship by
dropping Roosevelt 14 to 4.
Leading all hitters for Fair
view was Edwards and Bright
man. Edwards connected five
times in five times at bat while
Brightman knocked the ball for
the loop in the third inning to
drive in three of his team's
runs.
Loper led the losing squad
Roosevelt with four hits out
of four times at bat
Line-ups:
Fairview ( AB
Patterson, 3b ..
Sanders, c ...
W. Brightman, lb ..
Edwards, p
Combs, ss
C. Brightman, 2b ..
Hines, sf
Heath, rf
Carter, cf
Mills, If
Whorley, s
Nelson, i
. 5
... 3
5
.. 5
... 0
... 3
... 4
4
1
- 1
2
0
Total
Roosevelt
Woodcock, If
Orr, ss
Brown, cf
Ellis, p
Torgerson, sf -
Shaw, lb
Kephart, 2b .
Loper, c
Southwell, rf ..
Hamilton, 3b ..
Total
29
AB
4
3
3
.- 3
3
3
3
4
3
3
R
1
2
3
2
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
14
R
1
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
32 4 10
DOG RACE SCHEDULED
PORTLAND, May 6 UP) The
Multnomah Kennel club today
scheduled a 60-day dog racing
meet to open in Portland May
31. President Murray Kemp
said army approval has been received.
Portlanders,
Seattle to
Try Again
Weather Poitponei First
Of Horns Game Series; Net
Result Portland Gains
By The Associated Press
Portland and Seattle will try
again today to show the home
folks the 1943 editions of their
Pacific Coast league baseball
teams.
The opening gnme of the first
at-home series for cither team
was postponed yesterday because
of the weather.
Net result was that Portland
gained slightly on the second
place San Diego Padres who lost,
6 to 1, to the Hollywood Stars.
This same victory by the Stars,
on the other hand, pushed Seat
tle down Into seventh place,
with Hollywood moving up to
sixth out of a cellar tie.
Sacramento gained undisputed
tenancy in the basement by los
ing 2 to 1 to Oakland, the Solons
second straight loss of the series.
None of the runs were earned In
a tight pitching duel in which
Henry Pippen of the Oaks gave
up only five hits and Byerly of
Sacramento six.
In taking the second In two
days from San Diego, Hollywood
broke a 1-1 deadlock in the sixth
by pushing across four runs on
four hits.
Weekday ball games at Port
land will start at 2:30 p. m. in
stead of 4 p. m., beginning to
day, business managers said yes
terday In announcing the sched
ule revision that will see yester
day's postponed contest made up
in a twin bill on the Angels next
trip to Portland.
Beau Jack Gets
Bid to Fight
Mexican Star
LOS ANGELES, May 6 VP)
Beau Jack, lightweight boxing
champion by New York stand
ards, has been offered $30,000 to
$35,000 for a title bout here with
Mexico's stellar Juan Zurlta.
The $30,000 bid was made by
Matchmaker Charley McDonald,
but McDonald said Jack's mana
ger, Chick Wergeles, advised
him the Beau wants a $50,000
guarantee.
This word brought from
George Paranassus, Zurita's pi
lot, a compromise Inducement of
$35,000, . but, Parnassus said,
that is the limit. He did not
name the angel behind the $35,
000 offer.
Always read the classified ads.
PAGE TEN
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This contest Is sponsored by the Port
land Baseball Club and the Oregon
State Salvage committee, through your
schools. All grade school kids are eli
gible. The city boy and girl, and the
country boy and girl, outside of Port
land, who collect the most tin cans will
be crowned Tin Can Kings and Queens.
They will be taken to Portland and feted
for their patriotic efforts.
Attention Mothers-
Pleoie continue to lave your tin cam. There will continue to bo a great need for tin
salvage. To prepare: clean can woll and soak off label; cut off both ends and flatten
firmly, tuck cut-off ends in can. Cans will be collected from timo to time.
Please help our youngsters in this Tin Can Contest. Thoro's no reason why we can't have
a Klamath Tin Can King and Queen. We'd sure bo proud of thorn!
For Further Information See Your School Teacher or the
County Salvage Committee
CM. "Scotty" Lolcoma, chairman, phone 7744
May . 14