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K. U. FLAYER HOT ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., June 2 W) Galleries looked today lor more upsets and minor reverse like those which spiced first rounds yesterday in the 53rd annual -National Collegiate Athletic atsocia lion golf clastic. A trimmed-down field of 32 heads into second rounds today, 'be championship will be decided tturday. Dave Dennis, 23-year-old Kan i university sharpshooter, fired ilislering five-under-par 67 after - iling Oklahoma's Jim Vickers and 4 in one of the upsets. Highly-regarded Morris Williams Jr., of Texas was knocked wit of the running by Len Kennett of Southern California 2 and 1. The matches were played over the 6813-yard University of New Mexico course. A field of 165 teed off in Monday's qualifying rounds, with 64 qualifying for match play. IVORY SOAP ZZ 225c IpSSl IVORY MEDIUM 325c 52 lU PERSONAL IVORY 425c 25c IVORY FLAKES V L IVORY SNOW 25c CAMAY 325c CAMAY MTU SIZE 225c UMPQ" SPECIAL JRAMGB DRIMK Z(ki It r , YOU GET MORE for rOW MONET wirt ZfH. HONEY m 8.V POTATO CHIPS BUW CHEESE OREGOA . CHEDDAk IT THIS OINUINI rORIfT ORIIN BOWL AT NO IXTRA CO IT WITH 2 NCOS. OF fit (31 FRUITS .id VEGETO&E5 I AMCROttHOCKIN I II 01. IIII . PACKA6IS 3 LEMONS 4i W TOMATOES lb 23' RASPBERRIES Ml POTATOES z5u..0r BAMAWNA5 lb.l9M5PARAGJ5 b.Z5 GRAPES 16.2 CARROTS Zbn. fW BOB FRANKS Grocery Cass and Jtephens Phone 118 SPORTS ln The Ma'lrs In Brief The Umpqua Chiefs will meet stiff competition from Hills Creek, undefeated in Lane-Douglas league play, in an exhibition game sched uled tor s p.m. Thursday on nn lay field. The Chiefs will face the right handed slants of a Drain boy, Jerry Cade, pitching for Hills Creek. The Roseburg Junior Legion baseball squad dropped a 1S-S in- tersectional game with the coos Bav Legion sauad on Finlay field Wednesday as the visitors took ad vantage of haphazard Roseburg play to score in every inning ex- ceot two. Local hurlers gave up only five hits but handed out 14 free bases when rattled by the er ratic 11-error performance of their teammates. Western International league play saw Tacoma wax Victoria, 9-2: Yakima edged balem, 5-4; Vancouver beat Spokane, 7-2; and Wenatchee and Trl-City split a doubleheader, 6-2 and 8-15. The leaden continued to lead in Far West league standings last night after wins over two first di vision clubs. Redding posted a 5-3 decision over Pittsburg, Klamath Falls outscored Reno, 11-9: Med- ford beat Willows, S-6; and Eugene trounced Marysville, 13-3. Bob Bergstrom, former OSC bas ketball star, has been appointed a physical education counselor at Or egon State for next fall. James J. Wilkinson will coach wrestling and Arthur Koski will become tennis and swimming instructor. (By Th AHOdatad Pru) AMfRICAN LIAOUI W. L. Pet Detroit 43 19 .694 New York 40 25 .61. S Cleveland 37 27 578 Boston 38 SO .559 Washington 29 35 .453 Chicago 27 37 .422 St. Louis .-.. 21 41 .3.19 Philadelphia 22 4S .338 YIST1RDAY 5 RESULTS Detroit 6. Chicago 2. New York 5, Washington 1. Boston 6, Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 18, St. Louis 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 35 24 593 Philadelphia 35 25 583 St. Louis 36 26 .581 Boston S3 28 .541 Chicago 30 29 508 New York 30 30 .500 Pittsburgh 23 9 371 Cincinnati 20 32S Coast League Standings By The Associated Press W. L. Pet. Hollywood Oakland San Diego San Francisco Portland Seattle Los Angeles . 56 35 615 53 36 .596 4944.527 . 44 47 .484 42 45 483 . 43 47 .478 41 51 448 Sacramento 35 58 .376 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Los Angeles 8,, San Francisco T. Sacramento 5, Portland 4. Seattle 3, San Diego 0. Oakland 8, Hollywood V7, 10 'innings. Airplane Croih Kills Three ludwerm Sprayers WALLA WALLA, June 28 Airplane crashes killed three men Tan Nwvlw. loMburej. Oft TRimday, Jum 2. ItSO YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Brooklyn 5, New York 3. Chicago 15, St. Louis S. Boston 3, Philadelphia 1. Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 5. in the Umatilla national forest area yesterday. Both planes were involved ip spraying the forest against spruce budworm. John Maxon, 27, or -Gillette, Wyo., was found dead yesterday afternoon ln a single-engine air craft about nine miles southeast of here. Earlier, Charles Peyton, about 26, of Missoula, Mont., and his co-pilot, Carl C. Hinkson Jr., about 27, Boise, died in the wreck age of their twin-engine plane 13 miles east of here. mm HUM OFTHL H0UMui SUMMER gElWE. UPTHETEWiflfl REttONSElTD OUfc ALt OF TIVO WEEKS MO... AHPOFTtlE GREAT I7EJWWD FOR SUPER VALUE . WE KEPEATiT ATU WAV , TWO CW ONLY; BZm NEtVITfM mHEPHERE FOPLTH15 GREAT "REPEAT" EVENT EVEN BETTER. STYLES! BEJTEK VALUES! OUlL BE THKILLEP! a a 1 1 ,'lnOEEErtUU.V BLOUSES VALUED 7 94 special c)ia Great reei Smart SUPS Z F0R3 .3? ir iHSaU'i UtTHSD REGULAR V9 ISPENIER 5I6MI NYLON huwus nil O. UtMaKDYC CLTtF D mKlm w V - w y - " ea aj SK1KTS AVt? 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Remem ber, one package at regular price the other for only two cents. Hurry down to your grocer's now. You'll be glad you did! MOMS LOVE V o mini inury ft TLKHAJONCETO 0FTHE6tVrUJl6 PWCEFOHPRIPAV AfiP 4URM OKU
