The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 14

14 Capital Journal, Salem, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 1951 1 Official Schedule Western International Baseball League -1951 Senators to Open April 20; 71 Home Games Scheduled The Salem Senator! will stage 71 games at Waters park and will play 72 on the road, during the Western International league season, according to the official schedule that was released Wednesday. The season will open here April 20 against the Tri-City Braves who will remain at Waters park through April 22. The Victoria Athletics will follow April 24 for a three night stand, while the Tacoma Tigers will fill out the balance of the week. Each of the seven league clubs will make three appearances at Waters park before the close of the season in late August.

The Senators draw one holiday doubleheader, Decoration day, nd will play in Tacoma July 4. The Senators, in charge of Manager Hugh Luby, will train at Napa, opening camp there late next month. At Vancouver At Victoria At Tacoma At Salem At Wenatchee At Yakima At Tri-City At Spokana May T-8-9-10 May 15-16-17 May 29-30-30-31 April M-zl-ZZ-22 April 17-38-29-29 May 11-12-13-13 April 24-25-21 VANCOUVER July 20-21-31 My July 10-11-12 June 1-9-10-10 July 3-4-4-5 Jane 13-13-14 June 22-23-24-24 July 6-7-88 Aug. 10-11-11-13 Aug. 27-23 Aug.

14-15-K Aug. 25-26-20 July 11- Aug.1-2 Aug. 29-30 July 27-28-29-29 May 18-19-19-21 May 29-30-30-31 April 24-25-28 May 11-12-13-13 May 15-16-17 April 27-28-29-29 April 20-21-22-22 VICTORIA July 23-24-25-26 June 22-23-24-24 June 8-9-10-10 July 10-11-12 July 6-7-8-8 July 3-4-4-5 June 12-13-14 Aug. 17-18-18 Aug. 29-30 July 27-28-29-29 Aug.

14-15-16 Aug. 25-26-26 July 31- Aug. 1-2 Aug. 37-28 May 25-26-J26 May 22-23-24-24 April' 27-28-29-29 June 12-13-14 May 11-12-13-13 April 24-25-26 May 8-9-10 TACOMA July 16-17-18-19 July 13-14-14 June ul July 24-25-26 June 15-16-17-17 June 8-9-10-10 June 26-27-28 Aug. 23-24 Aug.

21-22-22 Aug 7-8-9 Aug. 10-11-12-12 Aug. Sept. 3-3-4 Aug. 3-4-5-5 April 30-Mayl-2 May 3-4-5-5 June 5-6-7 May 22-23-24-24 June 1-2-3-2 May 15-16-17 May 11-12-13-13 SALEM June 15-16-16 June 18-19-20-21 July 3-4-4-5 June 26-27-28 July 24-25-26 July 20-21-23-22 July 13-14-15-15 Aug.

31-Sept. 1-1 Sept. 3-3-4 July 31-Aug. 1-2 Aug. 29-30 Aug.

17-18-19-19 Aug. 10-11-12-12 Aug. 25-26-26 June 5-6-7 June 1-2-2-4 May 1-2-3 May 8-9-10 April 24-25-26 May 25-26-27-27 June 29-30 WENATCHEE July 13-14-14 July 16-17-18-19 May 18-19-20-20 June 22-23-24-24 June 19-20-21 July 6-7-8-8 July 1-1-3-4-4-5 Aug. 20-21-22 Aug. 23-24 Aug.

17-18-19-19 Aug. 3-4-5-5 Sept. 3-3-4 Aug. 31-Sept. 1-2-2 Aug.

7-8-9 May 22-23-24-24 May 25-26-26-28 April 21-21-22-22 May 18-19-20-20 May 4-5-6-6 May 1-2-3 May 29-30-30-31 YAKIMA June 25-26-27-28 July 10-11-12 June" 12-13-14 July 20-21-22-22 June 22-23-24-24 June 8-9-10-10 July 2-2 Aug. 3-4-4 Aug. 6-7-8-9 July 27-28-29-29 Aug. 21-22 Aug. 27-28 Aug.

14-15-16 Aug. 29-30 June 1-2-2-4 June 5-6-7 May 4-5-6-6 April 20-21-22-22 May 29-30-30-31 May 8-9-10 May 22-23-24-24 TRI-CITY laat 29-M-30 June 25-26-27-28 June 19-20-21 July 17-18-19 June 15-16-17-17 July 13-14-15-15 July 10-11-12 July 2-2 Aug. 6-7-8-9 As- 3-4-4 Aug. 25-26-26 Aug. 27-28 July 27-28-29-29 Aug.

23-24 Aug. 17-18-19-19 May 3-4-5-5 April 30-May 1-2 June 1-2-3-3 May 25-26-27-27 April 27-28-29-29 June 5-6-7 May 18-19-20-20 SPOKANE Jun 18-19-20-21 June 15-16-16 July 20-21-22-22 July 6-7-8-8 May 15-16-17 July 17-18-19 July 24-25-26 Sept. 3-3-4 Aug. 31-Sept. 1-1 Aug.

14-15-16 Aug. 23-24 July Aug. 10-11-12-12 Aug. 21-22 Off the Hoof This 200-pound doe wandered Into downtown Syracuse, N.Y., and stumbled Into a building excavation. Ellery Emert, of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, came to the rescue.

He lassoed the animal, bound her four feet and carried her up a ladder In this fashion. After quieting the doe's nerves and feeding her, Emert took her out of the city and released her. (AP News Agency Drops AAU District Start Cm To Page Wool Crew Salem News Agency, champs Mill City Noses Detroit in Final Moments, 43-41 Detroit Bob Baltimore pre of the National division of the City basketball league, lost to Page Woolens Tuesday night in the first game of the district A A. U. tournament, 56 to 44.

This means the Page outfit will tan gle with Epping Lumber 7:30 vented an overtime session Tuesday night when he dunked a field goal in the last moments of a ball game between Detroit and Mill City. Baltimore's toss gave Mill City the nod over Detroit, 43-41. Wednesday night in the semi-finals. Campbell Insulators will engage May LeDoux of Wood-burn at 8:45, the winners to play 5efrel Sum stan JCIICI JUIII st. Loula Car.

dinai's star outfielder, gives out with a big smile after signing his 1951 contract at St. Louis, Card owner, Fred Saigh, said it was probably the largest pay ever given In the major leagues." They kept the sum secret. (Acme Telephoto) Thursday night at 8 o'clock for Preliminary: Mill City 26, De the title. New Buckeye Coach Issues Call for SPORTS CALENDAR troit 23. Page's trailed 18 to 16 at the Willamina Ends YaWaMa Play on 58-38 Victory liia elk Lcciguc Division (llncludinf fames of Feb.

15) Pet. half way point but more than made up the shortage as they put Detroit (41) (43) Mill City Overholser 14 16 Chase R. Timms 8 11 Baltimore Layman 8 3 Downer Bray 3 0..... 11 Mobera Quarterback Talent, on additional speed after the in termission. 1st Christian 11 0 1000 Columbus, Feb.

21 W) 1st Bsptlst 10 3 .833 Talmer 5 0 1 Shelton Page Woolen (AO) (44) Salem Newi Cel. Baptist 1 4 .830 ScorlnE subs: Detroit woodward 3. Timms Mill City Konoir 3. Ten minutes after Wayne Wood- Llnd 11 3 PlUslrnons 1st E. U.

a Klnawood Bible 8 8 Willamina Willamina high closed out the YWM basketball season Tuesday night with a 58-39 decision over Sherwood to annex second place in loop play was understandable. He's strictly a tutor of the and Ohio has operated from a single wing the last four years. Hayes was handed a one-year contract at $12,500, a full professorship in physical education, and the right to name his assistants. His selection from a list of seven aspirants put an end to 70 days of guessing and gossipping, and put a damper on a "bring back Paul Brown" boom which had been rolling in high gear for weeks. Sal.

Army 4 4 .000 Bassett 8 p. 10 Chamberlain Butte ft 2 R.Cummlnga RPoge 4 0 10 Duval McMorrla 10 8 Bhattuck Golf Dinner Saturday Em. Mennonlte a 1st Preibyn a 4 .333 Nazarene 3 10 .331 The monthly dinner of the with a lis record. Scoring subs: Page's Hlltllker 18; Sa lem News Hill 0, Cuthbertson 3. February XI A.

A. U. btuketbal (Leslie court). 7:30 p.m. Epping Lumber va.

Paie Woolen or Salem Newa: 8:45 p.m. Campbell Insulators va. May and LeDoux. February 23 8 p.m. Finals A.

A. U. tournament. Church Leacue division (Parrlsh court): 7 p.m. Nazarene vfi.

First Christian, 8 p.m. Calvary Baptist va, Emmanuel; 9 p.m. First Baptist vs. Free Methodist. division: 7 p.m.

Latter Day Saints vs. St. Mark II: 8 p.m. First Christian vs. 1st Presbyterian (slrls' gym): 7 p.m.

O.B.D. vs Calvary Baptist (boys' gym). February 23 3:30 p.m. district wrestling meet, Salem high. 4 p.m.

Parrlsh Pioneers vs. Parrlsh Cards. 4 p.m. Leslie Blues vs. Leslie Golds.

8 p.m. West Salem vs. Parrlsh Greys. 8 p.m. Salem high vs.

O. 8. G. Frosh at Salem Men's Golf club will be Willamina's Jayvees racked up Free Methodist 1 ll Division I. Pet.

their 13th win in 14 starts in the held at 6:30 Thursday evening at the Salem Golf clqb house, preliminary by topping Sher cel. Baptist 0 1000 St. Mark Luth 1 .800 according to announcement by Trojan Fancies Bloom in Spring Los Angeles, Feb. 21 7P Oh Kniiht Mem row (Woody) Hayes was appointed Ohio State university's football coach Sunday night, the husky left-hander said: "I'm looking for a quarterback!" The six-foot one-inch 220-pounder, pilot of Miami university's Redskins the last two years, was the unanimous choice of the Buckeye board of trustees for' the job vacated Dec. 9 by Wesley Fesler.

Spring practice isn't scheduled until March 28. but Haves' mid Jason Lee 4 .441 Howard Wicklund, president of the organization. Newberg Has TYV Title on Victory Over McMinnville Newberg Coach Swede Mul-liken's Dayton Tigers tossed McMinnville 53 to 42 Tuesday and in so doing annexed the Tualatin-Yamhill Valley league title. The two clubs were deadlocked in league play prior to Tuesday night. The result gave Newberg 11 wins against three losses.

High point honors went to Dick Hoy who wound up with 21 markers to his credit. Newberi () MrMlnnvllle Hoy 21 10 Porter Bcott 6 Palton Thresher 11 Lytle Loews 7 0 11 Beard Horrell 8 0 Oearln Scoring subs: Newberg Robblns McMinnville Shumway 4. the football fancies that bloom l.st Methodist 4 Leslie Meth 3 8 .333 Chemawa a 8 .300 1st Presbyn 1 8 .111 in the spring, tra la! The New York Yankees have 'Come next Dr. Fred Corvallls. Division Pet.

won 17 American League pennants since 1921. Thev were Fagg, Southern California president told alumni yesterday, 1st Methodist 8 0 1000 1st Baptist 7 a .718 led to the top by only four dif Over a 16 year period, the University of Arizona basketball team has won seven Boorder Conference Championships, twice shared co-championships and finished second three times. 1 I Jaaon Le 1 a .118 Marion County League St. Paul vs. Chemawa, Detroit vs.

O.8.D.; Gervais vs. Mill City. Gates vs. Jefferson. 8 p.m.

Willamette vs. Llnllel dat McMinnville. 8 p.m. Oregon vs. Washington at Eugene.

8 p.m. Sacred Heart vs. Cascade here. "we'll all be marching one way together toward the Stanford ferent managers MUier jiug-gins, Joe McCarthy, Bucky Harris and Casey Stengel. and California goal posts.

St. Paul 1 lis Knlsht Mem 1 a .118 1st chrUtlan 6 3 .150 Nazarene 4 8 .444 1st Presbyn 3 5 .318 winter hunt for a signal caller February 24 8 p.m. Oregon vs. Washington, Eugene. February 2S The new Trojan Coach Jess Hill, who was being honored at a banctuet was admonished by St.

Mark II 3 8 .333 St. Mary I 3 8 .333 3 p.m. Sacred Heart vs. Star of the Sea D. a 1 of Astoria, St.

Joseph court. calvary Baptist 1 8 .143 Christ Luth 1 1 .123 fellow, alumnus not to ovcrioon UCLA. The Trojans fell before their traditional rivals, 39 to 8. 0 9 .000 Sublimity Takes 0, last year. Marion Pennant wood, 53-27.

Willamina A8 (SB) Sherwood Ellis 14 8 W.Way Zlmbrlck 4 8 Oale Henthorn 14 4 Oldenstadt Blllson 9 3 Wilson Helecrson 5 8 Lundy Scoring subs: Willamina Leathera 7. Eggert 4, Reynolds Sherwood J. Way 5, VanDolan 2, Oonce 3. Ulrlch 1. Two National Rifle Marks Set Tacoma, Feb.

21 W) Two national rifle records fell in the all-day gallery tournament fired Sunday at the civic rifle range at Point Defiance. Mrs. Bartlctt Rummel, wife of Pierce county Superior Judge Bartlett Rummel, registered a 389 in the four-position match to set one of the marks, but that record has to await verification by the National Rifle association. The recognized record is 383, although Mrs. Rummel fired a 383 last year.

The Puget Sound Rifle club of Seattle broke a national team record with a 1543 aggregate score. Members of the record-toppling crew are Grant Acker-land, Curt White, Wally Burn-ham and Marlene Bellinger. Hazel Breckenridge of Cen-tralia hit 769 to win individual honors among the women shooters. Bearkittens Top Woodburn, 49-47 Woodburn Willamette uni- On Win over OSD SCORES In the Alleys vesity'8 freshman basketball club nudged the Woodburn Bulldogs Tuesday night 49-47. The Sublimity The Sublimity Saints downed Oregon School for the Deaf Tuesday night 54-34 to nail the Marion County Capitol Alleys Jeff Lions Top St.

Paul, 46-29 St. Paul The Jefferson Lions kept In the race for a portion of the Marion County league pennant by defeating the St. Paul Buckcroos Tuesday night, 46-29. Jefferson will entertain the strong Gates quint Friday night and must win that one to remain in contention, St. Paul will play Chemawa on the Indians' court to wind up the regular season.

Jefferson (41 (28) St. Paul Wattenbaraer 15 .3 Oelow Cameron a Swantion Marlatt 10 10 Raamuaaen Blackwell 7 a Smith Wcke 3 Kirk Scoring aube: Jelferaon Brown S. Groaa unilaiTDIlt I VAflltP Nil. 1 CHARACTERISTICALLY u. -tan ThlM 4 OD league pennant to the mast, -all rit-aham 44(1 ci.1 r-k (at Lance 449.

Bloin Heinlce 'Dogs trailed at the half 21-20 and managed to play the yearlings virtually even the rest of the way. Woodburn (41) (40) WU rroah Vandehey 9 9 Williams However, whether Sublimity will have undivided possession of the title must await the re sult of a game between Jeffer 43G, lirRVM JU, OC.ir.UBii.jc. Brunt's (1) flwilnaon Lake 498, Brunt 489. Nubrr 433. Curly'- Dlir Ol Ilk 910, Wrlsht 533, Edluml 535, Miller 464.

J. Miller 503. Nation. Battery (1) Bartholomew 451, Cameron 49B. Moody 408, Lewis 31, Hal-voraon 494.

Beeke 4k WadBwnrth (2 Bren-nan 440. Anderaon 538. Wadaworth 483 Henderson 8 3 Moteboom Belleque 9 0 a Eckley Fisher 5 0 15 Shields Pavlleek 13 10 Blniham son and Gates to be played at Jefferson Friday. A win for the Jeffs would necessitate a play off between Jefferson and Sub limity. vmmrn aou.

nwi an, Valley Motor t. Boeh 4B9. Finman 304. Billlock 3B4. Becklel 411, Colwell 453.

Sublimity took an early lead nhrutnaan 448. Parker 497. Doerfler 483, over OSD and was out in front IS ITS SILKY TEXTVRB GLORIOUS XEW TOXES AXt DISTINGUISHING HAND NEEDLED EDGES uiarK an. all of the way. Craerefta (3) J.

cracrou rorttrom flooring subs: woodburn 49eaton Froah Glleon ft, Timms 4. Mat Meet Slated Hubbard A district wrestling tournament will be held Friday and Saturday, February 23 and 24 at the Newberg high school. Included are Molalla, Canby, McMinnville, North Marion, Newberg, Dayton, Tillamook and Yamhill. Sublimit; (84) (U) O.S.D. croft 431.

Pink Elephant (1 Hnuften 553 KB 111 JOI. MUCK JIB, DUJU Meier 18 3 Nelson Chrlstensen 3 3 Martin Bradley 3 13 Walatrorn Lulay 9 8 Lltar D.HIghberger 8 0 4 Heath JB ri Ala'ihira. iai Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals set a new National League record last season when he scored 105 times. It was his seventh straight campaign as a scorer of more than 100 runs.

McNeil 470. niue Lake Parker Ecklpy 389. Avera 509, Pettit scoring sudb: Buonmuy watts la, aera-pacher 1, stelncamp 4, Qrlea OSD iv, uariflon oi. Mccann 4. Duck Pins AND PATCH POCKETS 9 Mf.S' CITY l.KAtil'K Oleton't I3 Bill Camobrll 3B8.

A Duich SnelRroi-e 411, Tom Wood 470. Mate Gervais Topples Gates, 52 to 35 Gervais Gates high fell before a determined Gervais Cougar basketball club Tuesday night, 52-35, thereby tossing a monkey wrench into Gates' aspirations for a Marion County league pennant. By virtue of the decision Gcr-vain moved Into second place behind the Sublimity Saints. Preliminary: Gervais 32, Gates 42. nervals (At) 88 date, Belleque 14 1 cllne MeCall 15 Cole Howe 7 13 Carry Hall 17 0 3 Crltra Mahoney Henness Bcorlnt tuba: nervals Banntrk 3: Galea vn nrll 437.

Frank Snrlsrove 43. Duality liaed Cara (1 Eddie HarrUnn 497, Le Wood l.M), Howard Smith 370, Norman CM Potter 453. Bill Clauthier 415. llrliter' nil In iflt Carol Cai'im 340. Bud Blotter 413.

Glen Blunt on 401. Rmil a -m Ac-ho i 401. Keith Kaye 48. tine. no- Mi Don Tremb av 3J7.

non Hcnur 449. Francis Miller 415, Kill White 372, Ira Diamond Eight Shorl 437. Salem Tire Srrylre Clarence Apie nate 511. Pal McKadden 471. Leonard Canpa Amle Meyer 471, Emery Aioerman "outshines Jk.

them alll" 433. Gai Heat tnr. Ill Earl Brook 379, Howard Branch 44S, Ororgf ahellry 315. Harvey Alexander 304. Pick Dodd 438.

I.ea Newman'. (0 Utiane hranx 437, Bob Jill 433, neorae Heed Bert KMiel. mnn 359. Harold Bonner 400. DavU OH 14! Havry Silinrf 3il, Kd Heilsel 457, Bud Booth I rnniw 513.

Jerry navl 453 Htih (earn Salem Tire 3241: l.tBh learn tame: flume Do nut. 817: lilah Haun 3, Zlfhrrl a. Halt time: nervals 30. dales 11. Philomath Trims Cascade, 42-39 Turner Cascade Union high stepped outside its own league Tuesday night and lost to the Philomath quint from Benton county 42 to 39.

Cascade held dividual aerie: 1m CappA Itlavix) 513: hiiti Individual lame: Don Schur (Bunsell 202. University Alleys MERCANTILE I.KAC.rE NO. 1 Knlihti ol Ptlhlat No. 3 (It Anson 434. Mttte 3.M.

I wood 498. Warlnt 419. Zeeb'i Real T.tate t3- A. 7.reh 40H. C.

7.ee& 40V. Zeeb 303. B. 7eeh 437, F. Zeeb 481.

Han't Richfield fterrlre I2t Smith 413 Flliolt 531. Wllberi 483. NorrU 487. Lee tftf MorrU 589. Jary FlnrhU Elllnifl 4X1.

Wnerdeman 543, Perman 433, InilLs 496, Dirk Morrta 308. Harry Kwlni-Tav rnsullant flrhacher 00 53T. Bleen 438, Detloer 418. Knlfhta $65 Pythlai No. 1 Hatph Nuey 538, Bronon the advantage at half lime, 21-16 but failed to maintain the lend.

Preliminary: Cascade 52, Philomath 29. faarada (W (41) Philomath Shaffer 13 a si. ctalr Bates I 1 Miller Worley 3 13 Miliary Rpear I 4 Olnon Ling 8.., a 1 Christen, en Brorlng auba: caacadf Melealfe 3: Philomath, Howard 11, Hart 3. Irvln Palica, 23-year-old Brooklyn Dodger mound ace, won alt IS of his 1950 decisions after July 4. He lost eight games.

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