PAliESUL The OREGON STATFS.MAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning. June' 25, 1932 DMra Falters, PerMm and Jurado Set Open

broke a 4-- 4 tie. Ppstoffice Juniors, - 'ii Clarence Fleber. 'acquisition DODGERS WIN AT Fast to if 7 n i nrm- HECTICERIES from ' San' Francisco university. started on the ' mound for the Portland toX)ppose ens Oaks, but gave up the struggle In Tm the fourth. GRAVES' EXPENSE CLASH SUNDAY rifrNv Oakland..... i 11 1 STILL IN RAGE County Chantps oh Sunday wu EMTS Hollywood 8 10 1 Fleber, Ludolph and Gaston: Shellenback and Bassler. WOODBURN, June 24 The ter-distr- ict contest. CURTIS. VATXOXAX, UAATTB Woodburn Junior American Le- Jimmy Zinn W. U. rt. W. Ptt. Sarazen and Burke Fai! to First Round of Proves Master Bryan Beats Bells CV!et S4 ft J57 BraokL 1 SS .491 gion team, which recently annexed So as could be learned here Postponed "And he stalked out of the Boctoa 8 SO .534 N. . SO far " SAN FRANCISCO, 24. T. SS .483 Get Going; Scoring in the county championship, meets Friday the Woodburn team man- dagxmt, swinging three : bate, Of Ducks Though They June PitUb. Jt 27 .818 St. 1 SS SI .475 agement Games Finds Races in with gleam tm (AP) Sacramento held the Mis- FfciUa. 84 IS .507 Ciaeia. .11 IS .449 one of the strongest Junior teams has not announced the murderous his to only General High of Portland here Sunday after- players it will draw from other 2 Divisions Close eye-- 'Now that's a common Outhit Seal Team sions four hits and so cross bats teams which participated sport page remark we've never runs until the ninth today and noon when the locals in the 3-t- emerged with a o-l victory. BOSTON. June 24. (AP) By ALAN GOULD with the Postofflce Pharmacy out-- county race, but it is understood been able to use, on account COAST XSAOUS W. U Pet. W. Pet. Two Senator runs were made in Hollls Thurston kepUhe Braves as Popeye woald say, -- FRESH MEADOW COUNTRY m, wmen naa yet to oeaten in that at least four Salem players CASCADE of, there' Holly. .SO SS 10 well as raceje LEAGUE never has been a dugout any .602 SUU ..88 45 .458 the second with two singles, a sac- hits scattered Hack CLUB, Flashing, N. T., June 24 the junior baseball in the big are under consideration. at Portl'Bd 41 SS .178 8se't 88 45 .458 rifice, and an error, while two Wilson hit his 14 th hpme run of city. team played eight Jimmy Nicholson Ray ball park in Balem. Baa. T. 45 85 .S68 OakUn ST 45 .451 (AP) Olin Dntrt, California The has Jr., and Sooth Dirision singles and a walk added the oth- the season to lead Brooklyn to a heaTywelght contender for golfing games without a setback. Charlie Elliott are believed certain of se- W. L. PcU But er in the eighth. The Missions' tal- triumph over Boston today. honors, knocked himself right oat Huddleston, former Woodburn lection while Nick Serdots and Jefferson 7 1 .875 hearken! Frank Bashor. Brooklyn 3 11 0 boy. Is for ' SalBtrom may signed up. enthusiastic and working PORTLAND. June 24 (AP- ly was made after two were out. of the lead today in the second the Portland Phil be Turner 1 .857 hard I- 8 Boston 9 3 catcher-manag- er San Francisco defeated Portland Sacramento ..3 1 if round la the United States open team. Francis Gatchell was considered Lebanon S 3 .714 of the Salem -. In tonight's baseball game here. Missions . . .- 1 8 2 Thurston and Lopez; Seibold, championship, leaving the battle Reports are that the Pharmacy and may make the team, but as Scio 3 .333 Senators, was smitten by the f Green-Eye- to 4, thereby evening no Bryan and Woodall; T. Pillette, Frankhouse and Hargrave. open again, two more team is well balanced throughout between him and Serdotz, the oth- Brownsville 2 6 d Monster while visit the wlda with .250 series at two-al- l. : Bowler and RiceL regulation rounds to go tomorrow. but Is especially strong in the er Salem , Serdots may get Stayton 0 7 .000 ing Bend's new ball park last department. Sunday, and upon Jimmy Zinn pitched masterful Four strokes in front after his pitching Ivan Miller the call because he could also be returning home. 24. (AP) Phillies Hit Them go and Frank; Evans are both pitch- used as an outfielder. As , promptly set to work to build a ball for the Seals, keeping Port- SEATTLE, June sensational first round 69, still ' Night game: PHILADELPHIA, Jane 24. ers of more than, usual, ability, Northern Division COUple Of dUgOUtS. land's greater total of hits well ing strong for the first nine today it there seemed little .choice between jr Los Angeles' 8 12 1 (A?) The Phillies pounded Jim . W. L. Pet. enough scattered to make them as the weather gods finally favor is said. them. Gorbet, Silverton catcher, 2 Mooney and Sam Gibson for 15 game Sunday no was Brooks 1 .857 you quibble, count for less In the scoring. Seattle 12 17 ed the leaders, Dutra took three The will have also being looked over. ...8 If want to Spltsel, Herrman, Moss and hits to defeat the Giants 11 to 8 on Hills-bor- 1 The Seals got two runs in "long counts" on the incoming effect Woodburn's standing as It has been reported that: o Woodburn,.... t .857. they're, not dugout because no the Campbell; Kallio, today. Hurst drove in three of the Ser-do- 4 Gari- Walters and nine and wound up with a card champions of the county. Wood? is planning to register ti, Newberg .500 digging was done but there second when Sullck singled. of ...... 4 - Bottarini, Cox. Phillies' runs with his 10th homer 15-417- 7. Amity 8 4 baldi was burn will play teams representing to have him available In ease .429 they are, neat little shelter walked and Wera and 88th hit of 'the season in the 3S-ho- Angel The Californlan's le total Hillsboro and Newberg in the in it wins out in the district. Mt.' ..2 .250 halve with benchee inside, wire first fnnlng. Ott hit a homer for of 146 left him one stroke back of Dayton ,..1 ,.143 screen across the front and Portland on singles by Chosen. Dallas Sending the Giants. pace-setter- s, roof to Zahnlser and Monroe got a run in new pair of Jose ward off the sun's 1 New York ; 8 8, 4 Jurado from the Argentine, now a glare. Right back against the the last halt of the second, then With races in both northern and was to Two Teams Philadelphia 11 15 thoroughly established favorite, JACOBS IS BOUNCED grandstand where they won't unable click until the Ball Mooney, .Gibson and Hogan; and Thomas Philip Perkins, southern divisions still close, interfere with football or ninth. In the last frame Chosen no though' Jefferson pulled to a solo any" singled, Fltipatrick, To Hansen, Rhem and V. Davis. transplanted British star who late thing. And "Burly" says no hitting for Grand Ronde ly professional. position at the top In the southern body but the players Palmisano, landed a single, and turned division through a victory over will be Perkins, former holder of the SERIES AIL ED FOR FIGHT SQUAWK permitted Inside, and the play- Berger slammed out a home run. DALLAS, June 24 Dallas will Waiter's Homer Wins British amateur title, shot the best Brownsville this week, the first ers will be in there when not In the meantime, the Seals had send two baseball teams to Grand PITTSBURGH. June 24. (AP) round of postponed games Gal-an- double-head-er round of the day, a sub-p- ar ft, to will be actively engaged otherwise. added a run in the sixth on 's Ronde Sunday to play a Lloyd Waner hammered out a post a of 14 S played by Cascade league teams walk and singles by Oana and against the Indians. E. B. total that withstood DALLAS, June 24 Newberg NEW YORK, June 24 (AP) Sunday. home run In the seventh today, to the late afternoon challenges of evened the series with Dallas here Fans will get a chance to Hunt, another In the eighth on Hudson is managing the Grand give Pittsburgh a victory The New Tork state athletic com teams - all except Jurado. Thursday night when it won a 5 In the southern division there look those dugouts over and Hunt's homer, and two in the Ronde and is also catching over Cincinnati. Dlegel and Hagen to 2 game, with mission, sitting la Judgment on will be only one game because those in the grandstand will have ninth when Zinn doubled, Galan for one of them. He played sev- Cincinnati 3 10 1 a ninth twi- Are Close Behind Sharkey-Schmeli- ng Leban6n and Turner figure la all to look over them Sunday singled, scoring Zinn, and Oana eral seasons with the Dallas Pittsburgh 4 9 1 rally. The'score was tied one all the champion when league Barring further sensational de at the first of New of the remaining postponements. the Pacifie Outfitting squad comes singled, scoring Galan. light teams. Rixey and Lombardi; Meine the ninth but ship Qght, today Indefinitely sus- -- velopments, Lebanon will entertain nere San Francisco . . 6 8 1 The first game will be between it looked like a "five berg started a rally and Dallas pended Turner for another State league and Grace. star final" for the double round up Joe Jacobs, of Sunday. Jefferson and Turner, the game. The beat Portland ; 4 13 2 the Legion Hares of the Dallas eased to allow the visitors four Outfitters Bend Twilight league tomorrow, with Leo Diegel and runs. In its half of the ninth, Dal- Schmeling. The commission also contending leaders, will meet the by the same margin that SaTem Zinn and Wallgren; Zahnlser and the Indian , no games Walter Hagen, two seasoned cam approved following Sunday. uia, inougn mere more and Palmisano. juniors. In the second game the scheduled. las managed to score one run but the work of Referee 'were 80 Grand palgners, fully prepared to contest Newberg tightened up In the northern division tomor runs in the Outfitters-Ben- d con- - Ronde first team will play and stopped Gunboat Smith and praised all-st- ar every stroke down the teat In Shellenback Wins an team from the twilight the stretch this last spurt. fighter row Newberg will play at Amity, than the one Salem won league with Jurado, Perkins and Dutra Pemberton, pitcher. German both as a boxer Mt. Angel at Brooks and Wood LOS ANGELES, June 24.' here. This team will be free-for-a- Dallas practically In an international ll. pitched hit-n- o and aa a gentleman. Dayton. The Bend sports paid (AP) Frank Shellenback practl the same as the one Woodburn Nine a no run game for burn at Woodburn and writer playing Newberg Diegel was two strokes back four but in the fifth he Jacobs, who charged Schmeling Brooks, tied for first place now, tribute to the Salem boys who cally won his own ball game from this week. with 73-741- one of the few walked a man, overthrew second, was will clash at Brooks a week later. engineered that neat squeeze Oakland for the Beats Gervais top robbed of the decision on the 8 5. RISKO BEATS WALKER notchers who failed to show and the man scored on another er- play that won Sunday's game, tonight, to substantial improvement today unfair officials named by the com- even Not content with going the CLEVELAND, June 24. (AP) By 10-- 7 Score ror Newberg did not collect a hit though he misspelled Johnny nagen, aespue a costly seven on until the first of the ninth when mission, was' suspended on the "tTEFFERSON, June 24 Jeffen some of their names atrocious- route for Hollywood although Risko, Cleveland heavy 587-yar- d weight, won the 16th 'hole, was only its men connected for five safe grounds his conduct and actions son climbed to an undisputed lead ly. He also had some nice nicked plentifully for hits by the a decision tonight over Mickey mid- WOODBURN. '24 In a three shots off the pace with a two ties. Dallas made eight hits to were detrimental to boxing. His In the Cascade league by taking things to say about "Squeek" northerners Shellenback clouted Walker, former June 75-7- game Wood-bur- n day card of 3 148. score two suspension does not affect Schmel Brownvllle, S to 5 Wednesday at Wilson one for the circuit off Wee Willie dleweight champion, in a bloody twilight played at the its runs. and his remarkable 12-rou- ' Although they still had an out game ing or other boxers in the Jacobs ternoon In the game played at the pitching. Ludolph in the fourth that scored nd fight. Risko weighed American Legion ball park A third between these Thursday evening, side chance, the failure of the two two teams will be Billy McCarney stable. pioneer picnic at Brownsville. Mc Mike Gazella ahead of him and 198tfrand Walker 171. the Woodburn playd later to g League team, one ruling champions. Bill Burke and decide the winner. The managers "We have nothing but praise clain got a home run, a three-ba- Before the Salem team de Cascade of the Gene Sarazen.to for Schmeling." Commission ger a single; ERXIE SCHAAF LOSES two teams tied for first place in strike faster gaits of the teams flipped a coin after said and Hecker, three parted for Bend, we mentioned long way from the first time, WEST NEW YORK, N. J., lurnisnea a Dig surprise to the the game to er Muldoon. "Not only Is he a 40 singles. failing to remember any memory June the race for the north end cham- decide where the final Salem our went bad. Johnny 24. (AP) All-Sta- rs, galleries. Paired together for game per cent better fighter than two R H E Stanley Poreda, of pionship, beat the Gervais th would be played and Dallas victory over Bend on the latter's uecg pitcnea tne bo ions to a Jersey City, won de- second straight day, neither show- won. The game years ago but his manners and Jefferson 12 diamond. the referee's an independent league, by a , may be played i However, we'll have to victory over Bena up tnere, we cision over Ernie Schaaf of Bos ed Improvement. Burke, defend- here next Thursday conduct, after losing the cham Brownsville 5 6 deprive Wilson any score of 10 to 7. ing night but this of honors think In 1927, the year our ton, stablemate of the new heavy- - In this week's Cascade league champion, added a mediocre is not definite. In case game pionship, were a credit to the Warner and Wilkinson; Norton as the first to turn home boys i t 10 nis 75 the Ting." the trick. had their best claim weight champion, Jack Sharkey, game Woodburn plays at Dayton while Sarazen, having and McFarland. 10-rou- is noi piayed next week it will be That was one time, probably a to a state champion team. a nd no luck whatever on the xeens. postponed in bout tonight. Sunday. posted a until after the fourth. 76 for a two day total oT R H E MICKEY 150. wewoerg MOUSE Leave of Absence By 5 I L I WALT DISNEY To ...5 0 J J I scoring on the whole was Dallas 2 8 bum 1 nign enouich. however tn Blazer and Wohlgemuth; Pem- mit 160 to qualify for the the final berton and McCann. J! Boies. Umpires Vaughn and Ross. 4. MUTINOUS CREW, LED IN BV DILL AND INVESTORS ATTACK VMS MICE SLUG, PLANJ TO Overwhelm CAPTAN STREET'S METHODS IMBLEDOIITEIIS MICKEY WiTH A WASHINGTON, June 24. wimblbdo Eng., June 24. MASS From two disappointed .Af) There was another ATTACK A7, break in American Va w"'"'"c investors, tne senate tennla ran banking - today as play progressed into committee tih Tail quarter the heard militant condemnation of nnal round of men's and the methods women s singles of the Wimhi- - lN of Wall Street. don championships, Telling the senators investiga- but the two American title-holde- rs, ting the stock market that the Mrs. Helen SNEtf- -- ew York exchange Wills Moody and Ellsworth Vines, "condones a Jr., continued fraud when committed by prom- their impressive THIMBLE THEATRE Starting Popeye Now Showing Tolly Wants Cracker? inent play. By SEGAR broLers," Miss Grace Van Moody, Mrs. seekine k w Braam Roberts, middle aged own- fcr rmh LISTEN. LUOO FONCs. i THA'S ALL WGHT.UJOO.OL' GiviEO him s Black, J vIai aa Wimbledon title, five cohere. the 4 wn dT er of n estate defeats fLL BOv YOUR BLfMCK OF MVKE-V- OO TIMER-- at Highland, N. T. English player, Mrs. TR1EHO O 1 UKES TROUBLE THOOS'lNfci FOR THE CHIHE5E PARhOT? called KittfMcKane PrVRfcVT-r- M -. for its -- s-- NOT fVFRWO IT- I'LL BUY BIRO. HOT I DIDN'T strict control by uoairee, 3, o, and Vines won BETTER KEtP OUT OF , QUICK- - TELL. ME the federal government. IT-Vs- ACH ganq- b&LLAHGi YOU ONE.-E.7E- from I. O. Of dUJTO'S - THAT H RD veRSrtro D GET Miss Ann Aoki."of the Jn n (sa ATAtA OR ILL- Gushee a 6-- OKPC-ITROS- KS 2, 3-- 8, 6-- - serious 6-- Davis cup squad, 3, 2. fNf IWINCTT ASCARCO n OUST UKS 5EWUN3 TOO raced young woman in a hlg Itraw Sarah Palfrey of Boston was de OF BUUTO UX50FOK6 Ami hat, who works in a bank feated by In Cheyenne, Wyo., Betty Nuthall, once TROUBLE oh Account told of buy- 8-- England's leading star, 6, 9-- 7. H lOoeV OFlKHOWl) ing Continental Shares stock at Her EVEN Denver defeat left only Mrs. Moody ADMIT HE the office of Otis and and Helen Jacobs in . company in 1929 83 the last eight b THE ONLt A60 IH at although of women's singles, Miss Jacobs he said it never went higher winning MW4 ON than 78 on from Mrs. C. H. Jameson the New York ex- -' 6-- 2. 6-- change. of England, 2. In men's doubles Wilmer Alli MlfcrVT UCK When Senator Carey UJICH Wyo.) (Rep.. son and John Van Rm tn ME . asked her what it was Wimbledon champions HE CMT worth today she replied and United very "It has States Davis cud Dair. won from EVEN DO small value, it any." She A. Brown estimated her and R. N. Tinkler losses at several England, in a second round match thousand dollars, 7-- 5, 6-- virtually all 62, 4. Sidney B. Wood. Jr.. her savings. Gregory and Manein won from wf ii t Biliil. il it I Ernest Maier, of Spain, and H. F. 1 isner of Englaud. 4-- 6, (U3, 6-- 4, Breitenbush to 6-- 4. 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