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CHAMPION'S BAD DAY TOP LADY Road Trip Is RocKy For Dodger Crew New York, Aug. 21 (U.R) The wobbly Brooklyn Dodgers were catching it from both ends today as the Cardinals roared down the home stretch in traditional style and the Pirates kicked up their heels in the cellar. It was a new version of the squeeze play, with the Dodgers' National league lead squeezed to one-half Capita Journal, Salem, Wednesday, 'A'ur. 21, 1946 5 Senators Split Games With Trailing Tigers Tuesday night was warm and sultry and so were Senators in the first game of a twin bill with Tacoma Tigers, dropping 4-3, but pent up bats exploded in the second tussle as local men pounded out a 10-3 decision that kept a restraining palm on the brow of fourth place visitors. Third sjiot Solons gave a turnout Idling Seals Add to Lead; Beavers Dip By United Press The San Francisco Seals found out today they don't even have to take the field to lengthen their lead in the Pacific Coast league.

Thanks to the Hollywood Stars, the idle Seals added a half game to their first place edge of 5 li games last night when Jimmy Dykes' crew downed the second-place Oakland Acorns 2 to 1 at Emery Pirates Rip Union Out I Rr "frr crowd of 2033 fans reason to come back for attendance rec ords this season in the second inning of the first fray. Crawford lead off with a single to left. Wenner chased him around with a long double to center. A wild pitch by Hedington and a fly ball to right by Souza scored Wenner. Knotted counts a standby throughout the game.

Tigers came back with two runs in the third on two hits coupled with a pair of walks. Joratz made the tilt more interesting with a homer over the right field fence in the fourth, and Tigers took the lead. Singles by Ed Kowalski and Duane Crawford in the fifth knotted the affair once more. Tacoma, third-place aspirants, salted the tilt in the final Inning on three hits for one run. Behind the port-side arm of Ken Wyatt, Senators rolled back in the second game with run splurges in the first, second and fourth innings.

Every man Manager Gullic used collected at least one hit. Long bails by Summers and Wenner paced the scoring in a game as wild as nearly extinct buffalo used to be. Jerry Ambler, current leader trophy, is shown leaving the bucking bronc, Bald Hornet. Amb game. The roaring Redbirds, who have won 14 of their last 19 games, captured their fourth in a row last night as Howie Pollet blazed his southpaw slants past the Boston Braves, yielding only three hits for a 4 to 1 victory and St.

Louis 14th in 19 games with Beantown-ers. The new anti-union Pirates made almost as notable a gain, walloping the Dodgers to move within a half a game of the seventh-place Phils who dropped a doubleheader to the Cubs. After rejecting the American Baseball Guild as their bargaining agent by a 15 to 3 score, the Pirates sauntered onto Forbes Field and riddled four Dodger pitchers for 10 hits and 10 to 0 victory, their seventh in their last nine games. Bobby Feller proved to Washington fans that he could throw a baseball 98.6 miles an hour in a pre-game test, but the unbelieving Senators rapped him for six hits and a to 4 victory over the dians. The Philadelphia Athletics turned on Southpaw Hal New-houser, rapping him for seven hits, a 2 to 0 victory and their fourth in 19 games with Detroit.

Joe DiMaggio muffed Bob Kennedy's long line drive with two out and the bases loaded in the sixth to climax a bad night for the Yankees and the White Sox routed the New Yorkers, 9 to 2. At Boston, Ted Williams walloped his 33d homer and Chet Laabs his 14th as the Red Sox and Browns split a ler is to be an entrant here in the state fair horse show rodeo competition, September 2 to 8. The fair rodeo is expected to draw some of the nation's top rodeo talent. Ambler has won money honors at such large rodeos as Madison Square Garden, BABE DIDRIKSON ZAHA-RIS, (at last a pictures comes in of the golfing great), besides a quality of winning athletic events regular is "sweet tempered. Never gets mad at nobody," according to Hubby George.

Mrs. Zaharis has set records in track, swimming, golf and Softball. Boston, Pendleton and Calgary. tta isdiaivimiMnKiK i.ia'iiia.iinaniiiHiiuKii! TLPTk wP "Sudden Death" Play Begins in Portland Portland, Aug. 21 Byron Nelson, defending national professional golf champion who prefers medal to match play, stakes his title today in a pair of 18-hole "sudden death" matches at the Portland Golf club.

Nelson, who automatically qualified, sat out yesterday's second 18-hole qualifying round to catch up New Pro Grid Meeting Ab II Salem 3 Ab II 4 0 3 Reynolds, 2b 3 0 0 Marh. 2b 4 Knpr-r. 4 ClIKord. 16 4 Krmiier, 1 JoraU, cf-11 3 Clreco, rl 3 Peterson, ss Sratt. 3b 3 Itrdinctoil.

2 cf 3 4 2 3 Wheeler. 3b 3 4 2 7 IFlader. ss 2 1 0 0 'Crawford, lb 3 3 2 2 iwrnner. cf 3 1 i Sinnitiois, If 2 1 Soiua, 2 'Lucchpsl. rf 3 0 'Kownlskl, 2 1 Salmon 1 Totals 28 a 21 Totals 25 Batted for Kottalstct In 7th.

Batted for Kemper In 3rd. Tacoma 012 100 14 Salrm 020 010 03 SO. Heddinatoil 2. Kowalski 7: BB. Hed-diticton 2.

KowalHkl 3: Eft, HeddliiKlon 3, Kowalski 4 No ertos. LOB, Tocoms 6. Salem 4. PD. Souza; sacrifice, Reynolds; home run.

Joratz; 2-hase hits. Wenner, Clifford. Greco. Scott: RBI, Wenner, Souza. Kupcr, Clifford, Joratz.

Crawlord, Marsh: SB. Joratz. Umpires, Regele and 1:35. Taroma Ab II Salem 10 Ab Marsh. 2b Peterson, ss Clifford, lb Kemper, Joratz, If oreco.

rr Scott, 3b Rlrkert, cf Colombo, Jimmink. Hcdinftton 0 Reynolds. 2b 5 3 3 2 Wheeler. 3b 5 I 2 9 Flaaer. ss 4 12 4 Crawrord.

lb 3 1 7 3 Wenner. cf 4 2 I 2 Summers. If 4 2 1 2 Kerr, 3 17 1 Lncchesl. rf 3 1 4 1 'Wyatt, 2 0 I 10 0 I Totals 33 7 24 i Totnls 34 14 21 Batted for Jimmink in 9th. Tacoma 000 001 002 3 7 5 Siilrni 310 600 00X 10 14 1 Eipvon hits.

10 runs off Colomho In 31a, 2 and 0 ol7 Jimmlnlc tn 4'j. ER off Colombo 3. Wyatt 3: SO, Colombo 0. Jim-mink 2. Wyntt 6.

BOB, Colombo 3, Jlm-mmlc 0, Wyatt 7. Errors, Orfco 3. Flaaer, Scott. Rlckcrt 2. WP.

Wyatt 2. Colombo. Losing pitcher, Colombo: LOB. Tacoma 11, Salem 5. Broil ices, Flairnr, Wyntt; 3 -base hits.

Summers, Wetinet, Petersen: 2-base hits, Wenner. Wyatt. Reynolds Kemper. RBI, Summers 3. Crawlord.

Wenner 3. Marsh. Peterson. Clifford. Umpires, Moran and Ro-ele.

Time 2:10. Attendance 2033. "'this fall on gridirons from coast to coast. Conferees discussed ways to prevent "juggling" of ticket prices and whether a post-season Hawaiian game should bo permitted, but took no action at yesterday' meetings. Discussion of both subjects was tabled.

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Ask your druggist for PEPTO-bismol when your stomach is upset. A NORWICH PRODUCT Taroma I 0 2 6 21 0 6 0 Chicago, Aug. 21 U.R) Club owners and their representatives expected today to iron out most business details of the All-Amer-can Football conference's inaugural season. The league will play Excited is the word for Earl Mootry at present, and pleased. His record as sponsor of the district championship softball nine is a story within itself of chance on fields of endeavor.

"Me? Oh, I haven't played a ball game since I caught for Willamette university back in 1926," the youthful-appearing druggist proclaimed after watching his team trounce Arnett's of Albany Monday night on Leslie field. "But ball games have always been in my blood," he added. "Take these fellows," Mootry waved an arm at back-slapping softballers around, "I really feel that they have championship qualities. Sure, it's been a real pleasure to sponsor the team and watch them go through." The SCOREBOARD Chiefs Games on Top WIL Surging Flag Race The Wenatchee Chiefs, now S'i games ahead in the Western International league, played possum in last night's game with the last place Victoria Athletics for six innings. Then they exploded l.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 21 (P) Robert Murphy and his American baseball guild struck out for the third time as Pittsburgh Pirate players formally rejected the guild in baseball's first collective bargaining election. Nineteen out of 31 eligible Pirates voted in the election conducted by the Pennsylvania labor relations board, yesterday, but only three went to bat for Murphy, Boston-born, Harvard-educated father of the guild. Murphy has refused to give up, however. He filed charges of unfair labor practices yesterday, against the Pittsburgh owners before the NLRB.

Similar charges were tossed out by the national labor board. OSC's Schultz Named Captain of LA Rams En Route to Chicago, Aug. 21 (U.R) Teammates of popular Tackle Eberle Schultz of Oregon City, elected him captain of the Los Angeles Rams today for their game against the College All-Stars Friday night. Kenny Washington, negro back suffering from a leg injury, was reported in condition to play if Coach Adam Walsh decided to use him, Schultz is a former Oregon State college gridiron star. aS Lefty Mossor Set for Solons Wandell Mossor, left-handed chucker of the Portland Beavers who blanked Salem 5 to 0 in an exhibition tilt between the two clubs last July 15, will report to Manager Ted Gullic in the near future.

Mossor hurt a finger in San Francisco last Sunday and was sent back to Portland. As soon as he is ready to go he will don a. Solon uniform. Mossor, an effective pitcher when he isn't suffering from wildness, has not been used too extensively by the Beavers. It is known that he asked to be sent to Salem several weeks ago in order that he might gain additional experience.

Air Race Entrants Total 46 at Close Cleveland, Aug. 21 (Pi Forty-four entrants, including six women, have been accepted for competition in the National Air Races, Ben T. Franklin, general manager of the 1946 air classic to be held here over the Labor day week-end, announced today. Walter E. Smith bought the Hambletonian winner, Chester-town, for $40,000 a few days before the race.

ville. Rainiers Down Padres San Diego dropped a decision to seventh-place Seattle while the Sacramento Solons edged Portland 2 to 1 in the seven-inning first game of a double bill, then battled to a six-all tie in the 11-inning nightcap called at midnight by the curfew law. The Sacramento-Portland second-game marathon might have gone on all night, although both managers swept their benches clean. The Be-vos used 20 players while the Solons threw 15 into the game. Bill Conroy, Sacramento catcher, suffered a severe gash on the head when he was hit by the tip of George Vico's bat.

'Cockeyed Tr Against Pros Chicago, Aug. 21 (IP) All decked out in flashy uniforms, Coach Bo McMillin "Pore Lil Boys" the College All-Stars to you will trot on to Soldier field tonight for a full dress rehearsal for their battle with the Los Angeles Rams before an expected 95,000 Friday night. Bo and his aides Jim Plie-Ian of St. Mary's, Wally Butts of Georgia, Jim Lookabaugh of Oklahoma Aggies, Tuss Mc-Laughry of Dartmouth and Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern will herd the group through a few plays of Bo's cockeyed which carried his Indiana Hoosiers to the Western conference title last year. This workout, under a new 800,000 watt lighting system which cost the Chicago park district $75,000 to install will be guarded by a battalion of police to keep any signals from leaking to the outside world.

Sanders Down Dallas Juniors Travel-minded and hit-con scious Salem Sand and Gravel Junior league champions visited Dallas Tuesday night and returned with a 21 to 0 shellacking of a host Junior nine to their credit. Jim Rock hurled shutout ball for the locals and knocked two triples in the run spree. Cliff Girod was lead hitter with four for five times at bat. Dallas juniors return the visit Sunday on Capitola field with a game scheduled to get under way at 2 p.m. Sand de Gravel 131 442 621 21 1 Dalitn 000 000 0 0 1 13 Jim Roclt de Deb Taylor; Olsen At Klne.

Everything Is Cheery Mootry has no qualms about this business of sponsoring a team in athletic competition. "No headaches attached as far as I'm concerned," he added. "I've enjoyed it all the way through. This is my first year, but it will not be my last." Maybe headaches of the migraine order just begin With professional circuits. Manager of the champions, Pete Hoffert, has another right idea on the sport.

When the season is over and the city crown won, strengthen the team. The nine represents Salem in the state tournament, and somehow the rangy and hustling crew does give an appearance of young men going somewhere. Western International Leasuc Pet. Wenatchee 75 48 .610 lYaklma Bremerton 05 49 .570 ISpokaiie Salem 7 62 .583 iVanc'ver Pet. 55 62 .470 50 60 .45 49 67 .422 43 77 .358 Tacoma 06 55 .545 Victoria Srorei Tuesday Vancouver 11, Bremerton 10.

Spokane 10. Yakima 4. Salem 3-10, Tacoma 4-3. Wenatchee 5, Victoria 2. Pacific Coast Lea cue Pet.

San Fran 95 49 .660 Holly wood 74 70 Oakland 01 56 .619 IS an Diego 62 87 L. Aimeles 11 66 .538 Seattle 53 00 Sacram'to 77 70 .524 IPortland 50 91 Srorra Tuesday Seattle 3, San Diego 2. Sacramento 2-6, Portland 1-6. Hollywood 2, Oakland 1. National Leacue Pet.

Brooklyn 70 44 .614 icinctnnatl si 63 St. Louis 6 44 .011 New York 50 63 ChlCDBO 61 52 .540 IPhlla'phla 47 64 Boston 55 55 .500 PUtaburg 45 63 Scnrei Tuesday Chicago 5-10. Philadelphia 2-3. Pittsburgh 10. Brooklyn 0.

St. Louis 4, Boston 1. New York 4. Cincinnati 1. Amerlein Leaicue Pet.

1 Boston 83 36 .607 Cleveland 56 62 New York 67 49 .578 Chicago 53 64 Detroit 64 50 .561 St. Louis 50 65 Wash'Rton 5R 60 .402 IPhlla'phla 36 81 Scores Tuesday Boston 5-4, St. Louis 1-5. Philadelphia 2. Detroit 0.

Chicago 9. New York 2. Washington Cleveland 4. Dick Hanley has his EI Toro Marine gridders practically intact on the Chicago Rockets football eleven. Where Footballs Boom Back and Forth A punting duel with the best occurred in the opening minutes of the Chicago Rockets-Brooklyn Dodgers professional game in Multnomah stadium Sunday night.

Ail-American Glenn Dobbs started it off with a kick from the Dodger 20 that came to rest on the Rocket 15-yard line. Ex-Marine Walter Clay boomed the pigskin back from the Rocket 10 to the Dodger 10-yard marker. Punts that sailed 40 yards looked short during the fray. A Marine Corps color guard before the Rocket-Dodger clash proved very much in keeping with participants. Dick Hanley has 22 of his former Flying Marines of El Toro signed up with the Rockets.

Hanley is a two-war Marine veteran, ex-Washington State backfield ace and later led the Pendleton high school team to a couple of state titles. on his correspondence. On the eve of the match play Nelson seemed more concerned with what might happen to him Thursday. "I'll have to play either Herman Barron or Herman Kciscr Thursday if I get through and they're plenty tough when you've only got 18 holes to maneuver in," Nelson gloomed. The tournament medalist, Big Jim Ferrier, erstwhile Australian now of San Francisco, was matched against Sam Schneider of Houston, in a lower bracket feature.

Ferrier Low Man Ferrier shattered par and P. G.A. records yesterday with a nine-u nder-par 29-34 63, which, with his previous day's 71 gave him a medal score of 134. The old mark was held jointly by Fred Morrison of San Francisco and Frank Moore, Overland, with 136. All the name players Kot throueh the qualifying round.

They included EanRlInc E. J. "Dutch" Harrison of Little Rock. who carded a 05-11 136 for second Place: Hoitan. who had a 88-60137 for third; Chick Harbert.

Northville. who had 68-70 138; George Fazio, Los Angeles. 1946 Canadian open champ, 73-67140; Vic Ghezzl. 1941 champ from Knoxvllle, 69-72141. and Jimmy Demaret, Houston, Texas, Sam Byrd of Detroit, Herman Barron, 1946 Tarn O'-Shanter winner from White Plains.

N.Y.. and Herman Keiser. Akron. Ohio, with 142. Hurry Up Yost Dies at Home Ann Arbor, Aug.

21 (PI Fielding Harris (Hurry Up) Yost, University of Michigan's grand old man of football, died yesterday. Yost gained everlasting fame in collegiate football circles as mentor of Michigan's famed "point-a-minute" team from 1901 to 1905. The squad played 57 games under his tutelage during those years, winning 55, tying one and losing one. Coach Bo McMillin had 68 collegiate all-stars to pick an eleven from. in the All-Amcrican Cowboy's I I'd' el 1 1 i ins By Len Turnbull wxwmmmmmmmmll BASEBALL TONITE, 8:15 SALEM SENATORS vs.

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AIR CONDITIONED Bowlinff Court Tom Wood, Owner 335 N. Hitrh St. Ph. 9011 CllUUgU IV 111 1IVC ctllU ease on to a 5 to 2 triumph Meanwhile second place Bremerton was victimized in much the same fashion by the Vancouver Capilanos. Going Into the last of the seventh Bremerton held a tidy 8 to 0 lead, only to have the Capilanos run wild and tally 10 runs before the inning was finished.

Even so, Bremerton tied it up in the eighth, but Vancouver scored in the 10th for an 11 Vto 10 victory. Spokane hammered out 13 hits in scoring a 10 to 4 win over Yakima. Tuesday's line scores: Bremerton 031 300 120 010 17 1 Vancouver 000 000 (10)00 111 13 4 Marshall is Paella: Bryant is Spurgeon. Spokane 410 301 00110 13 3 Yakima 011 000 020 4 4 3 HarlborouRh is Varrelman: Strait Simon 4 Thompson (8) is McConncll. Wenatchee 000 000 410 9 5 0 Victoria 000 010 0103 0 Greene is Pesult; Jensen is Paulson.

Softball Districts Crown Champions Hillsboro, Aug. 21 fP The Perfection Bakers of Hillsboro won the District 12 Softball championship last night by defeating the Blooming Community team, 11 to 8, and staying undefeated through the tournament here. Eugene, Aug. 21 (Pi The Corvailis Pepsi Colo Softball team gained a berth in the state tournament last night by defeating the Rubenstein Furniture-men, 12 to 4, in the third game of a playoff series here. the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States Sm the Notion't itanding An ighf different clasti- VjX fications.

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