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Hank Sauer Stages Comebcck With Cards By THS ASSOCIATED PRESS It looks like Hunk Sauer, who at 37 is misfit in the St. Louis Car dinals' accent on youth, may fill the bill for Manager Fred Hutch inson just by doin' what comes naturally hammering home runs ana looiung wun inauierence on opposing southpaws. "We've got the speed to steal, take the extra base and hit-and-run," Hutch observed this spring, "but let's not kid ourselves. We need a guy who can hit the long ball." General Manager Frank Lane in exchange for utility man Pete E ( Vodks in orange juice) & 1 .1 oreawiess niirnoff a m THe artateir name v - VODKA SOproof Mide(itmlOOKiiinneumlspiiiu. t(e.PiefreSnvroo8Pli.lnc.(HrtforJ,Coon, Whueoant and a few hills, corral ted Sauer from the Chicago Cubs with the comment Hank not only presented a long ball threat, but as a righthanded swinger might counterDunch some of the south- I paw pitchers who have given the -aras, neavy w:th left-handed hit ters, so much trouble. Sautr Blasts Homers In "the last two days. Hank has teamed with Stan (The Man Musi al for back-to-back home runs each time off southpaws. Wednes day they mobbed the Chicago White Sox' Jack Harshman to overcome a 3-0 deficit. Yesterday they marie up a 2-0 handicap on consecutive pitches by iiiUy Pierce and the Cards went on to score three in the 10th to nail the Sox 5-2. That kind of swinging could put Sauer in left field openina day at Cincinnati against the Redless' ace leity, Joe Nuxhall. Even before Hank joined in the oower partner ship with Musiai, Hutchinson ad mitted he had an edge over slump ing regular Hip Bepulski. Rookie Jackie Brandt, also ih the battle for an outfield berth, whack ed a uouuie in we winning rally off Morrie Martin as the Cards made It four straight over the Sok. Vinegar Bend Miiell, Gordon Jones and Larry Jackson gave the Pale Hose seven hits, but shut them out after the second inning. Yanks, Indians Hit It was a day of home run hit ting. The New York Yankees and the Cleveland Indians, each col lected four while winning their games by 8-7 scores. Mickey Man tle, Elston Howard, Bill Skowron and Hank Bauer homered for the Vanks to beat Cincinnati. Bauer's poke, off Bill Kennedy, broke a 7 all tie in the eighth after Mickey McDermott and Jim Konstanty had blown a 6-0 Yank lead. W a 1 1 y Post smacked a three-run homer off McDermott. Rookie Rocky Colavito smacked two of the Tribe's homers, but the Indians didn't snare the New York Giants until the 11th when Jim Constable forced Colavito home by walking Chica Carrasquel. Vic Wertz and Bobby Aviia got the other homers as Cleveland ended the series with an US edge over the Giants. Gene Freese also walloped two homers, bis second giving Pitts burg a 2-1 decision over Kansas City in the lflth. The Pirates won the series 11-5. Art Swanson and E)roy Face held the A's hitless over the last five frames. Braves Boot Tigers Eddie Mathews slugged a three run homer and Bobby Thomson drove in two to break a seventh inning tie as the Milwaukee Braves beat Detroit 7-5. Boston drew six walks and four runs from Curt Simmons, who was clipped for a two-run single by Ted Williams, to beat Philadelphia 6-4. The Phils had homers from rookie Bob Bowman, who hit a pinch, two - run job, and Roy I Smalley. ! The only game without a home Tun saw rookie Gino Cimoli bat in five runs with a triple, double and single as Brooklyn defeated Balti- mira 7.9 ""harlot TamnMfnn anri Ken' Lehman, rookie lefthanders, set down the Orioles on three sin ! gles and a harmless triple by Fred Marsh. Equip Yourself . . . Your Softball Team With WILSON SOFTBALL EQUIPMENT SOFT- BALLS Wilson 1 2 inch soft ball. Kapok center and elk trover. SOFTBALL BATS Sturdy ash with taped grip. Assort ed lengths and models. CATCHER'S MITTS SHIN GUARDS BODY PROTECTORS SOFTBALL SHOES BATS SPECIAL TEAM AND SCHOOL PRICES NOW IN EFFECT Seattle Fencer Defends Northwest Foil Drown SEATTLE Ufl Bill Modrel) of Seattle, a perennial winner in the Northwest Fencing tournament, successfully defended his title in the open fou event over the week end. Modrell was upset, however, in the epee event, won by Dave Gib bons of the University of Wash ington. Modrell was second. Second place in the open foil went to Pat Bouie of Portland and Don Naylor, also of Portland, was third. Allen McCullough of Van couver, B.C., was the third place finisher in the epee. Other results: Women's Open Foil: 1. Cheryl Cannon, Walla Walla; 2. Mrs. (Catherine Modrell, Seattle, defend ing champion; S. Sally Chamber lain, Seattle. Men's sabre: 1. Modrell; 2, A! Raister3, Seattle; 3. Bouie. Michigan Team Garners Fourth in ABC Classic ROCHESTER, N.Y. 1 -Stroh's Beer of Flint, Mich., won fourth place in Thursday's team bowling at the 53rd annual American Bowling Congress tournament. The Flint team, not to be con fused with Stroh's Beer of De- J troit, which is holding down third place, tallied 2,957 on games of 1021, 919 and 1037. i Leading Falstaff Beer of Chi cago is in first place, 135 pins ahead. Jame's Webb of Houston, Texas, was top singles man with 625, but trailed first place Eli Panttila of 'DeKalb, 111., who has 722. The ABC directors unanimously awarded the 1958 tournament to I Syracuse. the 19o7 was awarded' to Fort Worth, Texas last year.' Idaho State Stands Atop NCAA Ring Team Rankings MADISON, Wis. t ' Idaho State perched right where it fig ured to Friday in the team stand ings of the 19ih annual NCAA box ing championships on top. And the University of Wiscon sin, rated a good chance of regain ing the college ring crown it last held in 19M, was running close second as the semifinal round got underway. The Bengal com PocateHo, Idaho, won six of their eight bouts for six points. The Badgers cop ped four of five to wind up two points back after the first day of boxing Thursday. Michigan State, the defending champion, held third place with three points. Wisconsin High Idaho State and Wisconsin top ped the 20 team field with eight entries each a distinct advant age since the more fighters that climb into the riag the better the chance for points. Byes are not advantageous since they don't count in the standings. The Ben gals drew only one of IS quar terfinal byes Thursday. The Bad gers had two. Actually the last bout of the! evening, which went to plucky Ron j Rail ol Idaho State, may become because the Spartaai fought and won an extra bout. The meet's only defending cham pion 165-pound 51 ax FosbaU ol San Jose (Cali1 State and 12S paund Bonby McCuKom of Idaho Slate were eliminated on points by Michigan State fighters. Quarterfinal results included: 19 pounds Chcken Maritawa, Michigan State, outpointed Bobby McCaitom, Idaho State, 3. 325 pounds Bernard C2so, College of Idaho, outpointed frank Gueiii, Syracuse. 3; David Laird, Houston, outpointed William Ma loney, Washington State, 3; Da vid Abeyta, Idaho State, outpointed Harvey Lantour, Michigan State, 3. . 133 pounds Dan Axttn&n, Ida ho State, outpointed Steve Sbaugh nessy, Minnesota, 3. MT pounds Ron Rail, Idaho State, oulpointed Henry Sur, Ha waii, 3; and stopped Willi tax Young, Virginia, 3. 156 poundj Richard wall, Ok- Ring Record By THC ASSOCtATEO PRESS MINNEAPOLIS Glen Flana-; gan, 13SH, St. Paul, outpointed! Don Mason, 138, Milwaukee, 10. Del Ftatwgan, MS, St. Paul, out-' pointed Abe Crur, 357, Chicago,! W. ; LOS ANGELES Pima Baia-' jas, !Wt, Tijuana, Mexico, out-! pointed Joey Benson, 120, Colum hui, Ohio, W. SAN FRANCISCO Lou Gage, M?4, San Francisco, and Gi&n cario CarbeUi, 1, Milan, Italy, drew, 16,' PHILADELPHIA Jiray Soo, 337, Philadelphia, outpointed Sty Portiita, UVti, New Vork, e. i fti,, April 13, 1956 TJ Hewt-Heric-w, XwW(, rv ? Former Oucfcttng Coith Hiitd At Bafctr High BAKER. Varney Corey, .Wash., high school. lormer backfield coach tor the) . University oC Oregoa Frasit, is then new (oolbatt coacn at Saker Higin School. Corey succeeds Max Lane, j the present Baker track coach i wtus resigned the football job uv January. ;, Corey also has coached at Gtaya Kasbor Junior College in1; Aberdeen, Wash., and at Quinaint,' lahoma, outpointed! Bill Haynts. Idaho State, 3. 165 pounds Roger Rouse, Ida ho State, stopped Larry Damon, Nevada, 3. - Heavyweight Harold Epsy, Idaho State, outpointed Nick Geor giade, Syracuse, 3. the biggest of the tournament! vaiutwise. Rail one of two boxers who had to fight twice because of; the topheavy 147 pound class picked up his second point by stopping Virginia's Bill Young- in j 1:25 of the third. Eearlier the 22-1 year-old sophomore look a split de cision from Hawaii's Henry Sur.j Spartt Edged Badgers i Five years ago Wisconsin finished one point back of Michigan State- WHY WAIT? LEARN TO DANCE NOW! "DON'T MISS ALL THE f UH" - Fre Trial Leitotv No 'Obligation SrricH)' Priyofe PtiaM OK 3-3422 foi Awfatmnt Come In 10 A.M. ts tO P.M. RALPH PATTERSON S Roseburg School of Dancing 82t 3. E, Douglas Downtown Fat Crocker, Instructor fRUOENHAL Uf INSURANCE HORACE C. BERG Spwiol Ant 111 . Mail it, 1W7J)? VmpQuo Ins. Agency) Ctt. OK J-IW1, Rat. OR J.mS Get out of the ordinory... get into an Olds! Com in and... Rocket 'Round the Block! ( or around town , , , if you tike) 511 YOUR NIARE5T DtAlER Beaveri Slatt Pilots COHVALLIS Ufl Oregon State and the University of Portland were scheduled for a pre-confer-ence baseball game here Friday. Oregon State will be out to even the score for Wednesday's 9-4 de feat by the Portlanders. On Saturday OSC has a sched uled doubleheader with Portland State College here. Four-Way Track Meet Set At Eugene Saturday EUGENE Vh The University of Oregon varsity track team will meet Lewis and Clark, the fort land Track and Field Cl'-b and the Oregon Frosh in a four-way meet here Saturday afternoon. The meet will follow the Hay ward Relays. Huskies, WWCE Split BELL1NGHAM, Wash. Vft Washington bounced back from an 8-5 defeat in the first game of a nonconference baseball double header Thursday to crush West ern Washington, I6-Z, in the night cap. Len Knudsen, who hasn't been beaten since 1954, held the Huskies to five hits in the opener. Boxers Due In Portland Tacoma, Los Angsles PORTLAND tfl Pat McMur try of Tacoma puts his Zl-Q rec ord on the block here Tuesday night in a ID-round heavyweight boxing match with Matt Jackson of Los Angeles, who has an im posing victory marls of his own. McMurly has knocked out 17 of the 21 fighters he has faced since he turned professional. Jack-son, an Army sergeant, has kayoed 18 of 27 opponents, and will be after his 14th, straight win. Vikings, Indians Set Clash Qn Track Today Finlay Field was to be the site of a dual track meet between the Myrtle Creek Vikings and the Rose burg Indians this afternoon at 3:30. The Indians of Coach Purdy will be without the services of the main track crew, however, as they will be resting for the Hayward Relays, set for Saturday in Eugene. Dodgers, Cianrs On TV Baseball Came Saturday The weekly televised "Game Of The Week" for Saturday will be between the New York Giants and the world champion Brooklyn Dodg ers. 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