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Southern California Touted To Retain Title In National Collegiate Track Contests " By JERRY LISKA MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 16 (JP) A record-menacing field of 280 athletes from 77 far-flung schools today whirled into the 10-event trials of the 29th National Collegiate Athletic association track and field meet. At least six marks may crumble in the two-day meet under the speed and brawn of an array led by six individual champions and heavily favored defending team titlist Southern California. Finals in all 14 events will h 1 held tomorrow afternoon at the University of Minnesota's memo rial stadium where a well-groomed track is fast and favorable weather has been forecast. The University of Washington has three entries, Jack Hensey in the 880, Capt. Jack Burke in the hur dles, and Craig Weisman in the sprints. Barring a jack-pot performance by some small, but select entrv like Yale, the 16-man Southern Cal ifornia squad was expected to roll to the 14th Trojan triumph in this blue-ribbon showdown of the cin derpaths. The Trojans, who won last year at Los Angeles with 55 2-5 points, have quality to go with their depth, even though Jesse Hill's cinch points may stem mainly from hur dler Dick Attlesey and distance ace Jim Newcomb, the rambling full-blooded Shawnee-Delaware In dian. Yale conceivably can muscle its way, literally and figuratively, to the first Eli triumph and only the second eastern victory (Navy's 1945 conquest; in NCAA history. .The four-man bulldog team is anchored by two defending cham pions and potential record-breakers phenomenal shot-putter Jim Fuchs and dandy discus-flinger Vic Frank. Fuchs, claimant of a world rec ord with a 58-foot, 5Vi-inch toss, figures to loft the iron ball beyond his own 1949 NCAA record of 56-1 Vi. His muscular mate, Frank, has sailed the discus 176 feet, 2 inches The NCAA record is 174 feet, m inches. Another Yale first, good for a fat 10-point total, might pop in either the mile or half-mile with able George Wade entered in both. Wade's 4:10.3 mile and 1:52.3 half mile are third best for the season in both grinds. Junior Legion Teams Dated Here Tonight Th. Rostburg American Junior Legion baseball team will play host to the Myrtle Creek Junior Legion club in a league tilt slat ed to get underway at 7:30 to night on Finliy field. Coach Norm West has named Mickey Coen to start on the hill for the local team. SEAT (OVERS CUSTOM MADE TRUCK CUSHIONS REBUILT, RECOVERED JOHNWELL UPHOLSTERY 735 S. Stephen! Phone 663 RETRIEVER Whiz, a spaniel owned by Elbert Catanzaro, comes out of the rough with one of more than 5000 golf balls he has retrieved in the Chi , cago area. Eight Players Involved In Deal Of Yanks, Browns ST. LOUIS, June 16 UP) The dollar-poor St. Louis Browns and mound-poor New York Yankees closed an eight-man deal last night but the Brownies lost no front line players, as they did last fall. The Yanks got southpaw Joe Ostrowski and right hander Tom Ferrick. They did not get pitch ers Ned Garver or Cliff Fannin. In exchange, the Brovfns ac quired second baseman George Stirnweiss, outfielder Jim Delsing and pitchers Duane Pillette and uon Johnson. Two other St. Louis players. third baseman Leo Thomas and pitcher Sid Schacht, went to the Yanks' Kansas City farm in the American association. The Browns picked up tlO.000 for Thomas and another $50,000 cash in the deal. President Bill Dewitt of the Browns estimated the player value of Ostrowski and Ferrick at a total of $250,000. He figured the otner new players were worth $50,000 each making it a half- munon dollar deal. The deal closed the baseball trading season. Brownie fans had expected the worst. They had read reports that the Yanks had their eyes on tiarver ana t annin. In The Majors Gardella Evasive On Damage Suit Settlement HOUSTON, June 16 (P) Muscu lar Danny Gardella had the base ball world talking once again to day about his $300,000 damage suit against-organized baseball. The squatty little outfielders says he was "paid something" for drop ping the suit rather suddenly last October. He wouldn't budge on the amount. "I promised them I wouldn't tell," he said here yesterday. Shortly after talking with report ers and posing for pictures Gar della became a hard man to find Speculation on his whereabouts ranged from his Bronx, N.Y., to St. Louis, to right here in Houston. News-Review classified ads bring results. Phone 100. Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep... WILL SCORES (By th. Associated Presil W L Pet Tacoma ...35 18 .640 Wenatchee 32 25 ' .541 Yakima 28 ' 27 .509 Trl-City . 29 29 .500 Salem 27 28 .491 Spokane . 24 31 .454 Victoria 25 33 .431 Vancouver 22 33 .400 Games Last Night Tacoma 4, Yakima 2. ' Wenatchee 3-14, Vancouver 1-9. Tri-City 5, Spokane 4. Victoria 3, Salem 2. By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting Musial, St. Louis, .368; Slaughter, St. Louis, .351. Runs batted in Sauer, Chi cago, 43;, Ennis, Philadelphia, 41. Home runs Gordon, Boston, and Kiner, Pittsburgh, 13. Pitching- Miller, Philadelphia, 4-0, 1.000. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting Kell, Detroit, .386; Dropo. Boston. .368. Runs batted in Williams, and Stephens, Boston, 64. Home Runs Williams, Boston, 19; Kosen, Cleveland, 17. Pitching Sanford. New York, 4-0. 1.000; Byrne, New York, 7-1, 875. Batting Slump Brings Worry To Ralph Kiner BOSTON, June 18 t!P Ralph Kiner, Pittsburgh Pirate home run slugger, says he can't relax at the plale. The man the experts believe Is the most likely to beat the late Babe Ruth's record of 60 homers in one season admits, he s wor riedhe's collected only 13 hom ers and is batting only .268. The Californian is spending hours of his "off-duty" time trying to figure out what's wrong. Kiner admits he has been swing ine at bad balls, something he didn't do last year or the year Deiore. "I get real anxious up there, Ralph said. able-as a defensive man' for the Rams last season. FOR KIDS ONLY Frt,, June 16, 1950- Tht Newt-Review, Roieburq. Or. 7 Fishing Opens In Park Lagoon; Adults Horn In PORTLAND, June lS-ti'rV-The fishing season opened for kids only here yesterday in the wildest open ing on record. In the Westmoreland park lagoon were 500 fish. On the banks were 2,000 fisherman, 13 years or young er. Lines lashed the water, whistled through the ir. They hooked as many fishermen as fish. It seemed impossible that fish could swim around in those waters without run ning into hooks, but they did it. Several youngsters finally waded nut into the middle of the pool, getting soaked good, to gain room. Several others jumped right in the water after fish with their bare hands. Two were successful. Several even managed to land the lmit of five trout in orthodox fashion. Park officials said it was a suc cess, and would be repeated every Monday and Thursday through the summer. No one over 13 years old is to be allowed. Some adults how ever, edged in and drew Izaak Walton member frowns. Muscato of New York. The two clash tonight in a scheduled 10 round main event. Matthews, a clever boxer as a middleweight, added a punch when he put on his additional poundage and switched to the tutelage of Manager Jack Hurley. In nine scraps under Hurley's guidance, the kid has won them all eight by the knockout route. Muscato, who will weigh around 187-roughly 10 pounds more than Matthews, boasts a pair of wins each over Lee Oma and Lee Savold and a decision over Joey Maxim. many ot the state's streams the The commission report included: Upper Umpqua Trout fishing good. Bait most productive but some good catches on wet flies. Fish lake has produced some nice catcnes ot eastern DrooK trout. Harry Matthews Favored Slightly Over Muscato SEATTLE, June 16 WP Harry Matthews, Seattle's light heavy weight hopeful, ruled a slight fa vorite today against tough Phil i i & if. .1 IHB MNfl WMMfATI la And doesn't know where to find them. But the doet know where to find the bett used car bargain! in town ... the theep can go to blazes . . . she goes to SMITH MOTORS. LOOK AT THESE VACATION VALUES! 1949 BUICK SUPER SEDANETTE An exceptionally clean car Inside and out with a sparkling, mirror-like black fin ish. You'll tnioy driving this automobile with the smooth Buick Dynaflow trans mission. 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