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Newspaper Page Texte3 Eddie Arcaro Boots Home 4,000th Winner iMick RJy To ink $75,000 contract Baylor Scores 23; Point Edge Narrow v THE ASSOCIATED PR ESS Elgin Baylor of Seattle came mighty close to losing hii No. 1 spot among the nation' major college individual basketball scor ers Thursday night when he tallied a sub par 23 points against Mon tana State. Baylor's average skidded to 33.9 on 677 points in 20 games as Seattle edged Montana State 78 77. Cincinnati's Oscar Robertson, idle Thursday night, trails by on ly three-tenths ot a point. Leo Byrd of Marshall also saw his average drop to an even 26 points as he scored a mere 15 points as Murray Slate defeated the West Virginia Club 98-92. Notre Dame's Tom Hawkins only other member of the top ten in ac tion, held his own with 2T points in the Irish's 93-77 conquest of New York University. HEAVIES TO FIGHT GOTEBORG. Sweden .f Welshman Joe Erskine makes his bid for a world heavyweight title shot Friday night as a 2-1 under dog to Sweden's undefeated Inge mar Johansson. ARCADIA, Calif. Another chapter Is added Friday to the brilliant racing career if Eddie Arcaro. He has become a memlr of the exclusive "4.U00 club" The third man in the history of horse racing to ride 4.000 or more win ners. The fabled 4.000. which had eluded the 42-year-old stakes king of American racing since the third race at Santa Anita Park last Tuesday, came in the eighth and final race Thursday. It was aboard a 5-year-old brown gelding named Ban. no more nor less distinguished than the first horse Eddie rode to victory in a long distance afternoon at Ti juana's famed Caliente track in Mexico. Riding Said Dangerous That one's name was Easle Bird and he started Arcaro on the road to true greatness in one of the most gruelling, dangerous and exciting tests of an athlete in sports. Arcaro received a fine ovation from the 21.500 fans on hand Thursday. But, for a man with some 27 years of riding behind him, Eddie was the least excited. "Actually, it was just another day of racing for me but I'm glad to have reached the 4.000 mark and to get it over with," he said. "I'm going to go right on rid ingprobably not another 27 years foul a few more years, any-1 way. Tw. Others Win 4,000 a i Only two other jockevs in the' wTjrld have ridden 4,000 winners.) They are the still active John-j ny (Grandpa) Longden. with 5.0H2, 1 and tlie now retired Sir Gordon Richards of England, with 4.870. Arcaro has won some 443 stakes whose earmnas amount to more than $23,000,000. The record shows victories in five Kentucky Derbies, six in the Preakness and six in the Belniunt Stakes, which includes triumphs aboard two triple crown winners, Whirlaway in 1941 and Citation in 1948. Arcaro left last night for Florida to ride the Hastv House Farm's Slahan in the $100,000 Widener Handicap at Hialeah Saturday. He had been signed 10 ride Bold Ruler but the ruler was declared out of the rare Thursday after suffering a slight injury. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. I Outfielder Mickey Mantle and the New York Yankees .appear close (o agreement on a salary for the 1958 baseball season. The price is estimated at $75,000 An announcement is expected early next week from Lee Mac Phai'. assistant to Yankees Gen eral Manager George Weiss. If Mantle signs for S75.O0O, he will receive more money than any oth er player in Yankee history ex cept Joe DeMaggio ($100,000) and the late Babe Ruth ($80,000). Mantle's 1957 salary was esti mated at $60,000 MacPhail said, "The entire thing should be cleared up in a few days." Mantle, 26, hit 34 home runs and drove in 94 runs last year. A leg injury sidelined mm most ot Sep tember but he wound up with a ' .365 batting average. Mantle has been in Florida play ling golf. MacPhail. asked when lie ! expected to confer with him again, said. "We have no deinite appoint ment . . .He comes to the park 1 every day and so do 1." Fri. Feb. 21, 1958 The Newt-Review, Roiebur, Or. 9 Ring Record By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES Davey Moore. 126, Springfield, Ohio, outpointed Fill Nava, 126, Mexico, 10. PORTLAND, Ore-Phil Mover, 158. Portland, outpointed Pedro Gonzales, $60, Rankin, Pa., 10. REVERE, Mass. Rory Calhoun, 161 "i. White Plains, N.Y. knocked out young Beau Jack, 1634, Bos ton, 3. Eipart Shoe Renewing Neatly Done for the Entire . Family MYERS SHOE REPAIR NETTIE MYERS, OWNER ft MANAGER 15 S. E. Cm Ave. Retekurf , Orefon -Bowling NINA CLOCK LEAGUE W L Pts. Harry's Furniture 21 3 28 Boy'a Flying "A" 15 9 21 Anderson's 13 11 18 Suburban Gas 1.1 11 17 Mac's Hardware 12'i ll'i 16' i Amann's Flying "A" 10 14 14 Timber Room 7'- 16'a 8'i Slandley Logging 4 20 5 Team results: Timber Room 3, Standley Logging 0: Harry's Furni ture 3, Anderson Place Market 0; Amapn's Flying "A" 2. Mac's Hardware 1: Bob's Flying "A" 2, Suburban Gas 1. High series: Dale Crenshaw (191-213-147 ) 551. Mac's Hardward. High game: Dale Crenshaw 213. Other high scores: Paul Amann 207. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W L Pts. Moos Lodge 18 f 25 Bruton'l Shoe Svc. 16 8 21 1 mpqua Lions Club 15 21 Bob & Genes Union 13 11 17 Crystalite Tile Plant 12 12 16 The Foresters 8 16 11 Faith Luth. Church 8 16 10 Canyonvl. Superettes 6 18 7 Team results: Faith Lutheran Church 3, Canyonville Superettes 0; Umpqua Lions Club 3, Chrystal ite Tile Plant 0: Moose Lodge 3. Bruton's Shoe Service 0; Rob & Gene'a Union Gas 3, The Forest ers 0. High series: Merle Fitzgerald (217-169-193) 579 Moose Lodge. High game: Merele Fitzgerald 217. Other high scores: Bill Hallrraft 212, Ron Noel 211, Clarence Slew art 208. Bob Reid 205. TWILIGHT LEAGUE W L Pts. I Parts 1; Coca-Cola l' j, Vets Hos pital I'i. High series: Ed Davis (143-210-160) 514 Coca-Cola. High game: Ed Davis 201. Other high scores: Jim Green field 200. VOLUNTEER LEAGUE W L Pts. Richie's Drive-In 16 8 22 Melrose Store 15 9 21 Roseburg Glass 14. 10 19 Boyer Meat Co. 12 12 17 Lockwood Logging 12 12 16 Sun Studs 10 14 12 Dixonville Store 9 15 12 Trowbridge Elec 8 16 9 Team results: Trowbridge Elec tric 2, Dixonville Store 1; Richie's Drive In 2, Roseburg Glass 1: Lockwood Logging 3, Sun Studs 0: Melrose Store 3, Boyer Meat Co. 0. High ..eries: C. Chitwood (190-160-157 ) 507, Melrose Store. Ilish same: Bill Sims 202. Trow- ! bridge Elec. ROLLING PIN LEAGUE W L 6.V1 26'i 59 33 56',i 3514 52'4 39'a 46 46 42'i 4914 39 53 37 Vi 54V S3'4 58Vi 29 63 I.oflers Thunderbirds Vanguards Satellites Bell Boys Bombardiers Three R's Rockets Team results: 26'i 9'i 35'a 19 17 26 18'4 17 '4 24'i 18 18 24 17 19 22 16'i 19'4 21 ' i 14 22 20 14'i 21 '4 18'4 Bombardiers 3, A ft B Logging Golden Rule Store Engle Lumber Kent Radio ft TV Roseburg Bowl Rolletta Skating Pepsi-Cola Melrose Store Plywood Service I Women of Moose Team results: Plywood Service i 4. Women of Moose 0; Engle Lum- oer 4, Rolletta Skating 0; Golden Rule Store 4, Roseburg Bowl 0. Melrose Store 3. Pepsi-Cola 1: A ft B Logging 3, Kent Radio ft TV 1. High series: Lucille Shepherd (203-150-178 ) 531. Golden Rule: Lila Mc.Mullen (181-176-146 1 503. High game: Lucille Shepherd 203. Other high scores: Marrelia Acomb 191, Joyce Myers 190-170. Maxine Merk 179. Marv Ward 176. Thelma ndrews 172-166, Dot Eilen berger 177, Olive Coon 162. Cupie l.itwihinnm R2 Rote I.onefellnw 160. Rockets 0: Loiters 2, Three R's 1 Bell Boys 2, Thunderbirds 1; Van guards 2, Satellites 1. High series: Dean Schulti (163 142-206 ) 511. Bombardiers: Llovd Plaisted (165-168-178) 511, Bell Boys. High game: Chuck Rickelts 206, Three R'a: Schulti 206. MERCHANTS LEAGUE W L Pts. Sptsmans Trdg Post 15 9 21 Beavors Lost Drake CHICAGO I Outfielder Sully Drake, once bright Chicago Cub prospect was assigned outright by the Cubs to St. Paul of the Amer- iran Assn. Friday. I Drake last season played in 168 I games for Portland of the Pacific Coast League and batted .290. He spent part of 1956 with the Cubs ' and St. Paul. Roseburg Neon Coca-Cola Vets Hospital Patterson's Bakery Specialized Parts Todd Bldg. Moose Lodge leant results: Roseburg Neon 3. Sportsman's Trading Post 0: Todd Building 3. 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