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NOOR DOES IT ACAIN For tha third straight tima Noer beats
v-uanon. Noor lb), with vatarat) Johnny Lonadan aitndt, cronl
the f tnlsU line ahead of the mighty Citation ion rail) to win the
$10,000 added 49ars handieat. t Altnt' (Calif. I Adit Cat
fields IJuna 17). The time for the mile and one-eighth wai one
minute and 46 45 leconds, clipping 45 seconds off the old mark
Roman In (not ihownl ran third. (AP wirephotol.
Gorgeous George
Beats Williams;
Walliek Raps Foe
By CHUCK PLUMMER
A huse. standing-room only crowd
turned out to tee famous "Gor Se
oul George" and Eddie Wiltiamt
in a match that featured one of the
fastest falls eyer recorded in the
Rosfburg armory Saturday night.
In the preliminary bouts Leo Wal
liek defeated Howard Cantonwine.
Gorgeous George's 230 pound
trainer, ana Dale Kuer won over
rough Charley Carr.
In the first fall a the main event
George coupled hit villainous tac
tics with a punch to the stomsclt,
a series of flyuicheadlocki. and a
body press. Due to the large crowd.
tne wresuers had their five-min-ute
rest period in the ring. When
the bell sounded for the besinnms
of the second fall, Williams rushed
out of hit corner, crabbed George's
Beautiful golden locks and admin
istered several knees to his face
which knocked George flattly on
the mat. Then Williams applied a
Doaypress to take the lau in the
amazing time of 48 seconds.
Thit seemed to rile George very
much. When Jeffries, his valet.
brought his tray of perfume into
the ring, he grabbed the tray,
rushed ove to Williams corner and
hit him over the head with it.
At the start of the final fall,
Williams again rushed out to
George and worked him over with
a series of elbowslams. but some
how in the melee, George got hold
ot wuuams tegs and pinned him
with a lacknife.
Inthe semi-final match, the huge
Cantonwine announced that if Wal
liek could get so much as one fall,
he would concede him the match,
Cantonwine won the first fall with
body slams and a body press, but
Walliek outmatched Cantonwine s
tactics in the second fall with a
series of hard blows to the face,
which opened a cut over Canton
wine's eye. Walliek preceded to
knock Cantonwine !o the mat and
win the fall with a bodypress.
Dale Kiser pitted his speed and
brains against Charley Carr's rough
tactics to win the one fall opener
with arm whips and a body press
Men,, Jim It, HI8 Tk Nawt-Kavtaw, tetekura. Ore. T
IOI BOYD WINS 100-YARD DASH Bob Boyd, (second from left! of Loyola of Lot Angela.
wins the 100-yard NCAA dash finals at Minneapolis in :09.8. Left to right; Charlat Perlttr,
Texas, fourth; Boyd; Don .Anderson, California, lacond; Paul Stem partly hidden!, Tulana,
third; Charley Peters, Indiana, lift);; Bill Fail, Oregon, who tied for jixth; Craig Weismeit, U
of Washington. (AP wirephotol .
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LaMotta To Face
Italian Fighter
In Garden Bout
NEW YORK, June li Pt
There'll not only be a ne face
but new surroundings and a new
date at welt when Jake LaKstta
defend hit world msesleweifht
championship.
Forced by Rocky Gratitas't
hand injury to do a quick job, of
improvising, the International Box-!
ing club announced the following !
substitute setup;
Principals Jake LaMotta rs.
Italy 't Tiberto Mitri.
Date July if.
Place Maditott Square Garden.
Original plant were for LtMstts
to risk hit diadem against Grti-
lano June 28 at tha Pole G unds.
But Graiiano butted a thumb in
training latt week and something
had to be done in a hurry.
Thing art breaking fart for
Mitri.
He ani off th beat March 14. O
May t b wat a hid!mr is
Madison Souare Garden, wilhsut
the necessity of club buildup, and
winner over light-heavy Dick Wag
ner of Topenish, Wtth.
Today he is challenger for La
Motta't controversial 180 -sound
title, recogniied everywhere ex
cept in Pennsylvania which can't
see the chums with sdv iiastet.
Pennsylvania recoagnitei Ray
Kohinson.
Mitri. who hatla from Trieste,
htt an imposing record of SI pro
fessional victories and three draws
without a setback.
VICTORIOUS AMERICANS WITH WIGHTMAN CUP The U. S.
Wightman cup team poses with the cup at Wimbledon, England,
(June 17) after its clean sweep in all seven of the matches for
the fourth time in five meetings since the war. Left to right are:
Doris Hart, Jacksonville, Fla.; Louise Brough, Beverly Hills, Calif.;
Midge Buck, non-playing captain; Mrs. Margaret Osborne Du
Pont, Wilmington, Del., and Mrs. Pat Todd of LeJolla, Calif.
(AP wirephoto via radio from London!
The earliest known printing
about America is the Columbus
Letter, printed in 1493, a two-leat
news sheet announcing the dis
covery of the islands of the Indies
to the Spanish court.
FLOOR SANDING
and
FINISHING
Estimates
Jk Phone 1S73R
Leslie Pfaff
fl 320 Ward St.
Major League Leaders
(By tha Associated Presl
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting Musial, St. Louis, .364;
Robinson, Brooklyn, .352.
Runs batted in Sauer, Chi
cago, 45; Ennis, Philadelphia, 44.
Home runs Campanella, Brook
lyn and Kiner. Pittsburgh, 14.
Pitching Miller, Philadelphia,
5-0, 1.000.
i AMERICAN LEAGUE
! Batting Kell. Detroit, 384,
Dropo, Boston, .366.
Runs batted in Williams, and
Stephens, Boston, 65.
Home runs Williams, Boston,
20; Rosen, Cleveland, 17.
Pitching Byrne, New York 8
1, .889.
Chiefs-Central Point
Game Stopped ty Rain
The Tfmnnn rMaf vm rMir.l
Point game, -originally' scheduled
at Central Pftinf Simfinv .H,4
off late Saturday afternoon because
oi neavy ram m southern Oregon.
tan sargent, the Chiefs mana
ger. ttateH h triad In Ml th
game moved to Roseburg, but the
mea was veioea oy tne central
Point management.
Ttl Sniltharfl rtriani,
game will be made up later in the
season.
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DEMONSTRATION
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to reduce night accidents, accord
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association. Not only would it in
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duce headlight glare caused by
origm ngnis on oars: nignways.
The hiopoDotamitt is native to
river and lakes of East Africa.
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jUNDAY results
Plttsburj 3-3, Medferd M.
Klamath Fsllt 7. Ifl M.ruu;iL
M4.
Willows a-S, Redding 5-4.
Eugene 14, Rene 11.
SATURDAY RESULTS
Pittsburg i, Medferd 4.
MarytviNe i, Klamath Falls J.
Redding 7, Willewt 1.
Eugene H, Rene 18.
TONIGHT'S GAMES
Eugene at Reno,
Willows at Redding.
WASHINGTON SWEEPS THE RIVER It was a grand slam or the University of Washington in
the Marietta Regatta June 17), Husk freshman took their race. The junior varsity fallowed
suit. Then the varsity, shown iright! sweeping past the finish, took the feature race.
Votejor Kitty
Victoria Gains
On Salem Team
With Twin Win
By FRANK PAILLE
lAsKwtelert Press Sporlnwriler
Two of the Western International
league's hottest teams, Victoria
and Tri-City, clash this week on
the letter's home field while the
revitalized Yakima Bears play host
to the pace-setting but tottering
Taeoma Tigers.
Tri-City took a four-game grasp
on fourth place yesterday, all but
knocking the propt from under Ta
cmna by' taking both ends of a
twin bill 11-5 and 4-2. It gave the
Braves a sweep of the five-game
series, and left Tacoma only a
bare 3 games in front of Yakima
and Wenatchee.
Victoria built its win streak to
seven by clubbing Salem 9-2 and
6-5 in a Saturday doubteheader.
The Canadians, in the cellar at
the week's start, now are a strong
sixth and only a half game behind
the Oregonians,
Yakima also swept a five-game
series with Spokane as the victim.
The Bears turned the trick 1-3 and
9-3 yesterday after posting a 103
decision Saturday. The twin win
put Yakima abreast of Wenatchee
which split a pair with Vancouver
Saturday, winning 7-1 and losing
S-4.
Only the two twin bills were
scheduled yesterday.
Tri-City was outhtt by Taeemt
in both Sunday contests, but made
up the deficit with home runs and
Tiger weaknesses. Jim Warner's
two first-game home runs and 10
walks plus five Tacoma errors mir
ed the Tigers in the opening tilt.
A two-run homer by Dick Faber
and a solo clout by Clint Cameron I achieved in the face of dropping
tucked away the finale. Sol Israel, i totals at nearly every other track
acquired by tacoma lrom bpoKaneiin tne nation.
tn a trade for hard-h;tting Wen
Stetter, hit for the circuit in the
first game.
Yakima was outhit in its first
game with Spokane but kept out of
trouble with three double plays.
The Indians, who committed three
errors in the opener, fell ail apart
for five bobbles in the second game
to ruin their own cause. Lou Novi
koff, with three doubles and a sin
gle in the two games, paced the
Yakima cause. Catcher Joe Rosst
homered for Spokane in the opener,
la addition to the Victona-rs-1
City and Tacoma-Yakima clashes, I
Vancouver swings down to Salem j
and Spokane goes to Wenatchee in :
other three-game seta opening
Tuesday night.
OLD MEETS NEW
DEVNER America't new
est racetrack. Centennial Park at
Denver, Colo., wilt revive an old
race with the running of the Colo
rado Derby on Aug. 1. The Colo
rado Berby wa first run on May
24, imt at Jewell Park, Denver.
In all, a program of twelve stake
races have been scheduled for the
inaugural meeting, which ttartt
Jute 4.
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HAD FINE SEASON
HALLANDALE, Fla. (m I
Officials of Gtilfstream Park race
track here still are crowing over
the fine season they completed ,
recently. Both attendance and wag
ering were up substantially over I
the 1949 teaton, which in turn top-;
ped the 1948 totals. This was'
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