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By BILL COULD
Myrtle Creek will field an Amer- High School baseball mentor. Thii
iran lesion junior baseball team in the first year .Myrtle Creek hat
this year. How will thi develop- had a Legion club aince 1953. The
mcnt effect the Lockwood Motors post there fielded teami in 1951,
club' It would appear, at t his early , 1952 and 1953 under the coaching
date, it might cost the Roseburg of Frosty Loghry.
nine some talent. For George, this hi the seventh
As the picture stands presently, year he has coached at Riddle,
the ball plavers from all towns He moved to the Douglas County New York
south of Myrtle Creek will be play- town in 1951. following his gridua-1 Washington
in J on the Legion nine in that city, tion from North Illinois State in Baltimore
This could weaken the Roseburg 1949 and after a hitch in the serv-: Detroit
learn considerably, as there are ice. ! Kansas City
some top players in that area. I Whv he happened to migrate to Cleveland
For the game itself in the coun-, Oregon should make the Chamber Boston
tv, the formation of a team in Myr-!of Commerce happy. He says, "1 Chicago
tie Creek should help Legion ball, liked the state after I visited here M1TinH
without question. The fact that ' while in the service in Washington.
more kids will have lhe opportu-1 So after I was discharged, I moved ., ,
mty to play this outstanding sum- here right away." , MiiwauKee
mer ball is a good thing in itself. S" t rancisco
As far as the Lockwood nine is STILL ON the subject of base- i Hittsburgn
concerned, there are still plenty j ball, and while many of the towns 1 J-hwago
of good boys available from the m the state are curtailing semi-1 Cincinnati
towns north of Myrtle Creek. The!Pro ball, is the announcement from Philadelphia
local outfit will still choose from Ray Stratum that the Drain Black i ' Louis
Camas Valley. Douglas, G 1 i d e, I Sox are ready again. I Los Angeles
Sutherlin. Oakland, Roseburg and The Sox will go it alone this year,
more, which should provide a good as the Southwest Oregon Semi-Pro
crop of talent. Baseball League, as such, has fal
Willie's 2 Homers
Assist Dodgers
Into M. L
oftball Season Sets
Started
AMERICAN LEAGUE
U.S. Ply Raps
CaUnr Winston Squad
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10 15 .400 6's
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Pet.
1 jors. and had five RBI Monday
night as the Giants ripped the
Dodgers 12-3 and moved back Willi-'
in a half-game of the National
League lead with their fifth straight L S Plywood
I victory Kiddle Lions
Christian Church
Dodgers In Cellar I.Mark's Market
It was the fourth consecutive ' C'ly Drive In
defeat for the Dodgers, who plunk-.Jaycees
ed into the cellar for the first Vet hmployees
t,. ,n.A i(ub it., t. Winston lrie In
Louis Cardinals quit a three-week!. ; rijwuuu "'"
stay in eighth place bv winning Jumped off to a good start in the
their fifth in a row, 6-4 at Chicago, ! 1958 se"sn Mnda' " 1 7 ' ,
in the only other game scheduled dropping the V, inston Drive In club
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Stan Musial doubled for his 2.-
16-4.
Bucs trip
In' Hurling
Irish
Duel
the first game of Twilight
First Christian
Winston Christian
Nazarene
First Christian
Winston Christian
Winston Christian
Green Community
Presbyterian
The YMCA Church League began
softball play Monday night at the
Veterans Held in Kosetnirg, wun
the Nazarene team downing the
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Weep no more for Willie, now
1-u. D;.nlnn t... ...IM w,,l.h f'liff than nnkoH n...l...t..i.. .... 1J 7
ooutk I.. 1..., .......j;.. in "le IIISI Kanie ui I lie uieiiudie wiaicit uuuuicu , huu p.nu. ... .. ricsujmiaii nine
ihrL. V L?L. f rhu d',n League play. Bill Borcher spaced back, following a defeat at the . a hish fly to right field where the ; , tne five.inning tllt the win-
out six hits over the seven-inning hands of the Myrtle Creek ciud Kiaaie ouineiaer misjuagea tne ner, jumped off to a quick start,
route to gain the win. last week, to edge out the Riddle ball. The blow dropped in for a crossjng the plate nine times in
The Plywood nine also garnered Irish Monday in a nn - league : single, with Stanley scoring from ,n. rjrst frarne.
six base blows, but picked up four irav on the Irish field. t second with the winning marker. Tne ,azarene club belted out
three times was "benched for hit-
Iting" by Manager Fred Hutchin
son for today's game with the
Cubs. L nless he s needed as a
THE MYRTLE CREEK club will . Med,0'rd" coos B;
Dm nana tea oy nm ucotkc, niuuie
nasrue... LaKur, sucn, fill (hat vi hai iinfriM-kH ihn lM 1 ;
len by th. wayside. Team, lrom,WrJfc!Pl home fan,.
L.. ...... 4l. f . 4 SIA Wt?C UIUWB, uui pis. nei u iuui iTaV VI) Uir II IMI IICIU.
Z'A', 5.i For the Bucs. it was two hi,.;
. ft i
J l.l''".-' 1 f Jrt'
5,; -r.x;-A
ItTt-fUr'r'LK uyroi nurir
son shows the strain as he set
new national high school mile
' record, 4:13.2, at Corvallis, Ore..
Olympic Wrestler
Joins Boxing Game
Save di;b.ndedDThu, theack I th7'" Si' iff"
c K.. l.j ... niicr Lt. K" "itr wun 0111 run
Sox have reached out for games ' ,h ,.. Wl.,la. w., h.
hnlh at hnmi mnti (uim tvilh latm, . . ...
trrZ. r,' ..J 1 ,. ! tinj? a dandy .372. but folks were:
forma.
.nays iriggerea a u-nii aitacic j
as the Giant marie it five in a
row over Los Angeles. Daryl Spen
cer also counted two homers.
concerned. The kid who had led : A four-run fifth, on four singles
Winston team was com mining iour hlch ave lhem . ,j, wln
boots
For Winston it was single runs
The Bucs also threatened in the . 17 hi kmu-kt in th frav eioht
linn, wnea mey iraucu uic 0f them in the busy first.
1 U'llh turn bu- a v nitt is ilan t A fltant r 1 1 11 t
It was Lenov Moschkau who -"" feary neicne weni uie rou.e jor
L ;. l" 11 . u i.,i iin inr Dial?. , tho u innpri a Inu-iniT fiv nils
in the second and third and two '0"ea"nhn'1 h . VhTw h i The Irish began a rally in the f oliowing the nin; which
markers in the fifth to give it lis "'"U " 'd out " ,h ,00' but falle t0 cros the came in in the first, the Nazaren.
t0!a' , . . j . 1. a .in'le p .. , nine plated markers in the third.
U. S. Plywood started the scor-, lnle; . ... ,. . All three hits in the game were f,.ih w fifth chanter. 11
th f:int in hnm nine anH mm. and two errors, happed it for the 1 ini? hv hnnr'inff across one tal V in WIUMMMU . . ""i"1"-" ' , ein with Buddy Smart con- 1- ,u- 1 1 ,u
. ...... - -. . .... hmimh thA tilt Itio " . . SIIIUIIT I UI1S 111 UIC tllllU ailU 1UU11I1
mration S team Will meet SUCn hallH., lr l,r h.H nnlv ( arris as riDhl.hsnr er Phi Pain, i lhe first T ien it trailed lhe H in- ""s ""f - -
l.m aa lha kiinana t'm.ral,!. f , 1 ' -ll...J - on I ..... j , ... . k.. r.,n. ..nlll il I CentlOn Of CaSSKlVS Dase DlOW.
......... ... U....H.U.. nine exira-nase nil, oniv one a "iwunj m -w iciom in iwu uuys. isiuu nine u mice . ...... .. - Di . thai u.ln
the Northwest League: Beaverton. i hnm.r whiU knnelim 'iut nin. Clen llnbhi vn lhe lnser hlnv. i struck nav dirt in the sixth chap- ." Pirates picKea up tneir win
unraiiiim ii! ariiu - pro runs. ing a 3-v lead alter trnie banks ter.
champs; The Dalles, Aberdeen, i Th.n he reropnizcrl those Dodu- hit his seventh homer, with a man 1 In this frame
Wash., Walla Walla. Wash., Red-!.r. the guvs he's always killed. I on, in the third. worked Phil Telford
ding. Calif., and more. i and Willie started beltin'. In three ' , to lead off.
This year's club will find some! games against Ixs Angeles he's Homer Wins Game i After two were out, Ray Bates
top college stars on the roster, in rapped five home runs, driven in In the American League. Neil belted out a double scoring Law
addition to three or four older more ' 11. Chrisley hit his third homer in rence. Borcher was safe on the
experienced Dlavers. I Mavs hit a oair of homers, one three days to keen his Washington shortstop's error. Denny Helser
ning tallv in the sixth frame. Out-
Ron Lawrence fielder Wendel Stanley drew a
for a walk, W'am ana niovea 10 secona on a
From Oregon State College, the his second grand slam in the ma-
Drain club will have Dan l.uby,
Musial Bingle
Slated At Home
club second in the league, two 'and Jack Loomis were safe on
2 am eg from the too. sincle and an error. Bob Bates an
The 25-vear-olH outfielder trad. 1 Harold Jellison both smsiea oeiore
ed out of the Boston Ked Sox lh,e ,n"in was
Beaver backstop, and Gene Bates,
a first baseman.
From Oregon wilt come catcher
Kill Olson and second baseman
Wimp Hastings. Pitchers on the
Sox roster will be Stan Dmoc how
sky and Jack Ilenkel, both right
banders, and southpaw Don Lane.
From Washington State come two
fine lefthanders. Jerry Bartow and St. Louis Cardinal slueeine star torv nvpr .Hp Rp.1 Knv lnet ninht nn 2 4
El wood Hahn. i who is only one hit away from 1 a shot that bounced off center
wun mis uneup oi laieni, ineij.uoo, win not reacn ine coveiea : fielder Jim Pier sails clove into
Derby 4 Liked
. In Preakness
ended and the1
tarm svsiem to tne ivats in 1353. i.:.,; i u, . uint.
I was up 51 times without a homer Pte 'v . ... .. '",'.' . -X Glendale
!as a rookie last season. He didn't . ""V Bates and Jettison were tne p '"A "'7 ":Vi-u " ".XT;
i Oet nn in hi firct 11 at.haf. ihi. ' hltterS (Or U. S. flyWOOO. DOtn -" i.riuuu... ii.au
Black Sox should eniov a good I coal todav. according to Manauerlth hinahor. .i r:rirfiih oinm U. S. Ply.
vear. and fans in the area should ; Fred Hutchinson. . frir a iu.n.mn hnn,.. Batteries
make it a point toee some of the Hutchinson last night announced, A home run won for Kansas frl ""d 'yprs
home games wmcn are set wun'ne is Dencning ine Alan so tnat City, too.
top teams on the roast. Musial can register his 3,000 the hit one jn the 11
COMES TIME for a look at the h'''alwavs evnressed the v.StWh,le .SX 2'! '"t" ,he
Rnsehur Indian halting averanes: L-.'f n..h" YXZl ...'! A.. ,os,ns "". ?'. ".x ln
- " iirsii c lu iiidair ma o.uinin 1111 iiiininnr aama iKhniiii nil
ixiuis ana i m kiumk io give nav .Moore nursed a 10 White
' :.l '.,." ii':-JlT : : ' the first fern- from th. Kenluckv! . :"uV,,'".l'
i season. wnn i-.. ror ine nuuiun iiure ii " --- - ' and smart; Kiaaie: neeie. .iiorn-
Now he's hit three in seven trips, wa? l'"nK "CTZr ?""'" f". iTh a. i rr Ison (31. Cassirly (SI and Weakley
I . the solid lineup consisted of nine
Linoscore: 'or Saturday's second S100.000 leg
Wm nr. in' nit n-n n t is of the Triple Crown. A few more
cinoto Mini in tha Ihirri anH fmirlh
neiuiig ior uic mini unit ti,n(i three more in the last in-
knock in the fourth. nlnc
The Irish used three hurlers in The Presbyterian team came up
the game, with the trio recording wjln ,ailie. jn ,h, eCond, fourth
14 strikeouts among them. Steve and flfth (rames, but were unable
Keele. who worked two frames. t0 overtake the Nazarenes.
retired five Bucs via the strikeout tinescore:
. t Nazarene ' 901 13 14 17 1
Gene Morrison came on in the presbv (PO 14 7 5 7
third and worked three chapters Batteries: Nazarene: Heichel
fanning five and Cassidy finished an( pardon; Presbyterian: Yost
up whiffing four. and Glover. WP: 'Heichel. LP:
The two teams play a second yost
game Wednesday night under the; '
lights at the Pirate field.
Line score:
000 001 01 2
000 000 00
Glendale: Moschkau
Riddle
Batteries:
Freeholders Oppose
Sandlot Ball Park
100 006 x- ( 2 i '-year-olds were .s,i." on.tne rail UHPrS. SltltX rPfrV
Winston Drive-In: Tel- ,nr ,ne mlle and three-sixteenths, " ' w "
i Woodv Held pickled ' Borcher and R. I
1th that beat the Chi- r- LP: T(lford
it s PWwnnri- classic at 1'imlico
Bates: WP: Borch-1 nineups in the Preakness
Player
Reamer
Richman
Kolberg
Wells
Meredith
Ilalladay
Richardson
Scott
Hatfield
Roberts
lliney
Brain
Gillespie
AB
34
3
29
40
27
4
32
25
35
14
24
2
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H Ave. st
1.1 .441
him that opportunity,'
-J1? ! Hutchinson
2.'.9
Cincy Sends Spring
said Sox lead for seven. The A's tied Cancntinn Jit 5llfU
it mi him in i in.- u iiir aiiti
CINCINNATI i Vada Pin
Musial rapped out his 2.999th hit sacrifice flv hv Hector I.opez in
"! - - "j mr riiuii. 1 ii-ui was in- ursi man
lover the thicaRo Lubs. Me , reliever Cerrv Stale fared Mnr-
. and the Withers Mile at Belmont
yesterday strenathened the resolve!
of only Mrs. Richard E. Lunn to
i part with SI .000 to start her Gone
iv.ru:n u. w.m ....
r.nna Victim' tnnb tha mila n1 Pan
sixteenth Derby Prep with con
i summate ease. But he had already
son. ! been considered worthy of a shot at
For Final Season
SAN FRANCISCO if Joe
(Jet) Perry signed Tuesday for
his 11th and final season as a
Francisco 49er - a season: aiamond wod:
MALIBt". Calif, lift Do bovs
have an inherent right to play
baseball on a vacant lot?
That question comes up for de
termination in superior court Fri
day. Proper'y owners have asked the
court to stop conversion of the lot
into a baseball field for middle
league plavers between the ages
of 13 and 15.
They complain that a baseball
who was a Cincinnati R e d 1 e g , the Preakness after finishing 8th , ', Xi-if. ...... ...:.i. .CI ?q.1 u '. - "d "end to increase invasion by
. i . . .....i;nn 1.. in lha mitririv iferhv tuilh a tu-ialoH . n
In which he hopes to become top
national football
gainer of all time.
31 -year-old
ght years with the 49ers hasj
national football league ground , , .-.nii i.j. i.
crease traffic hazards; raise dust.
riniihte mm lefi renter. Vr.f.i.""V'i i. ' ...i. ! spring training sensation, has in tne muany aeroy wun a twisted - :vj,' h' ,,-.,:' oi teenage rowaies."
2 iiw .1. iii l Th. htrH Trf : V' "..ir" v?.yL.."S". wun i been sent to Seattle of the Pa-' shoe. ."j. . k " .u.l The suit was filed against Ben
2"t0 ' than tfrmimlerl nut ureaklv In hia . . . '
.228
.214
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nkw youk
"This boy
A CLUB which was started in 1953
it Sutherlin has folded.
The Sutherlin Bulldog Athletic
Club, which was organized to stim
ulate better relations between the
high school athletic department
and parents, has been dissolved.
It's unfortunate when rluhs such
this are forced to stop their
next three appearances.
"It'll he a good clean shot when
I get it," said Musial after yes
terday's game.
The Cardinals go home Wednes
day to open a two-game series
with the San Francisco Giants.
Ne Pressure Felt -
The 37-year-old Musial. a vet
eran of 16 years in the majors,
said. "There is no added pressure
in going for the big hit. But I
think I was trying to guide the
learn, terrifically fast. Jle c a n ! " J KC f Z i"Zh" much after getting that
go places." W iE n;SPa!i 'double. Maybe I should have just
hit away.
"It's a funny game. I was go
ing so good I thought I'd surely
make it in St. Ixuis Sunday. I
seven hits in that four-
game series against the tubs and
now, five games later. I'm still
lying lhats what makes base-
That was Georue Gainford s an- no" on wnlcn ,ne ""' meeung
praisal of Dan Hodge, the two-, rd- . , .,
lime Olympic wrestler and Natiiaf I .1 he remaining members voted to
.. ' ... . . iv. lh remaining mnnev in th.
at uouicn I. loves neavvweigni : . .L v. , ' make I
boxing champion, who officially i V"b 7"T? ii h , C : needed s
announced nrs decision to become i " ' " ; -
a pro fighter Monday. ! lw" "'Irome and needed whirl-
"He's got a good punch, ability P""1 t,ln-
to learn fait, height, weight and two. wccki icn Tom Tiff ball the name it is.'
strength - hut most important ,, yrie Creek played baseball Musial was blanked by Cub pitch
that ability of his to pick up acainst the Bandon Bohcats in a ' last Friday and Saturday. Then
things in a hurry." said big Kamp on h. Viking field. Alter he turned hot Sunday and picked
George, long-time advisor to Su- ithe gaiiie. Tiffin went home and ! P two hits in the fu st game and
gar Hay Robinson. wen ,0 work casing hrs dad's "'ree more in the second game
What he needs most is ring logging trurk 'before drawing walks in his two fi-
experience, wnen I was nired to While workinn beneath the truck nal appearances.
with the motor running, he found The St 4jiiiis crowd booed, na
himself entangled in the drive- jturally. At Wriglcy Field Monday,
shaft of the vehicle. Before the en-1 after belting his first-inning dou
gine died, he had been literally hie. Musial walked on four straight
wound around lhe monster. He was pitches and the Chicago crowd
disentangled and rushed to the hos-1 booed Cub pitcher Glen llohhie.
pital where his injuries were num. I Hutchinson said that if he must
Tiffin will be out of action for use .Minm as a pincn nauer 10
awhile. but, as a ball player, will day he'll not hesitate to do so.
leaeh him two weeks ago. he wasi
awkward and stumbling. He's l
smoothed out plentv."
Hodge is 25. 6 1'i. about 190
pounds, and already has a set of
cauliflower ears. "I got those
wrestling." he said.
Pan has been boxing only about
seven months and won all 17 of
n,s ama eur oouts. n ny Knock-, pro,blv b, ,,a(.k ln th, ,hu.v n,
outs. Before he donned the mitl. ' thlnR, ,hor,iv,
he earned fame at Oklahoma as
the college and national AAU j A FINAL NOTE: Alan Duffv is
wrestling champion He was a a freshman at Douglas High School. I A Walt Disnev movie. "Salmon
member of the 1952 and 1956 and is a member of Russ Hawk's Run." will be shown to members
Olympic mat teams cinder team, ln a dual meet with of the Roseburg Rod and Gun
George declined to mention the Days Creek last week. Duffy won Club Tuesday night after a short i
"oil men" who had hired him. the high jump event with a mark business meeting. The meeting will !
Hodge was reluctant, ton. to dis- of 5 4. take up at p.m. in the clubhouse i
cuss who would manage him. How tall is Duffy? V xactly J 4' at Winchester. .
' Disney Film Slartd
, n i
cific Coast League on
recall oasis.
The 19-year-old Pinson. who was
trying to make the long jump to
the majors from Class C minor
league competition all in one hop.
has played right field for the Red
24-hour I The Withers had 12 Preakness
eligthles and the outcome left it
doubtful if any would continue on
to Baltimore, the race was won by
John S. Kroeses' Sir Robby, a
17-1 long shot no better than third
in six previous major races this
pounder, has a total mark of
7.192 yards in 1.313 carries. But
he was a 49er for two seasons in
lha All A ... ...... . f'C ..A
legs most of the time since the year. h FI . . .... Air
season started. But he hadn't, George Lewis' Martin's Rullah. ,,,, L d0M n0t recof""ze AAt
been ahle to solve major league fifth in the Derby, showed no im-, T ' , ,h .... .,.,., ,
pitching and has been hitting onlv 1 provement in the lesser W ithers i nn I?ri. n,,hlfr
"194 ! field and so put a damper on his l?,dei,pu,hhli last vr " Perrv
Hi. nrinin.l mnirih.il ln. ln lha Preakness nrntnerl. ..'n!f 15 la.5' '"J- rerry
e""--e ..... ... I - Isaid luesdav. "I'm n avin he.
Staysail Dark Herse j cause I want to get over an Bu
j.isi ydius, jusi nil miuii ui ine ' t : r ,i i .
v,n Rf,r.n y PhlladelPhl" 8 &le Charles Decker, who cleaned and
. ...iif. n . . t , leveled the lot free of charge, and
".". ".. Chairman tin. r.nnn.nn .t lh.
Township Recreation Council. Thn
lot is owned bv the school district.
Redleg offense was a grand slam :
home run acainst Pittsburgh Anril
18 which brought Cincinnati a 4-1 Gone Fishin won the Prep by
victory. Those were the only runs length and three-quarters over
he had driven in. Christiana Stable's Staysail. It was
Last year Pinson hit .307 for!"nly the second start of the year
Visalia of the California League. I ' Staysail so he may be given a
chance at the Preakness.
l.i'l Fella's third in the Prep
TaLtua Mrilar nrmnl Rlr! as enougn to convince his Jac-
l vnj v inund s vi iiiui aaiu , yn
len's mark."
Duck Rose Bowl Guard
Injured In Accident
Sports In Brief
wnnnni'RV , dau r..t
csiaiie nai ne man i oeiong . itau. . uarrl with i;ni..eriiv nf!
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BASEBALL
CHICAGO Stan Musial. Car.
dinals' star, will be "benched"
Tuesday so that he can register
his 3.000th hit in St. Louis, says
Manager Fred Hutchinson.
DETROIT The Detroit Tigers
bought pitcher George Susce from
the Boston Red Sox.
For '64 Olympic Games ilUTe rom -"aZL. Mervy,
' r ready ineligible for the Preakness. I he c'a? he was drivme ..nick I Rose Mnifi Chlle', Lui W
TOKYO ..r - The city of Tokyo Gone Fishin' secured his place ' l?re Sundlv mornine i6"4,' i ,6 U' 6"' ln ,he ,emlf';
has made Us formal bid for the together with Calumet's Tim Tarn
19H4 Olympics.
Gov. Seeichiro Yasui of Tokyo
submitted the invitation to Averr
Brundage, president of the Inter
national Olympic Committee.
IOC officials from Sweden, France
tree Sunday morning.
Sunny Blue r arm s Lincoln Road dillon at Salem Memorial Hospi
f rahgrass rarm s Noureddin. andtal. is undergoing treatment for
Irn-'lnTS ""n' head injuries: a possible broken
ward who led the Derby Parade. ..1,1. ..a ;u
II,. K.. .1.. .... . ..IH.USIUII
r.. uiiuauiliru u,v llic UUICUIIIC UI
the Derhv uer. tr. A (..... .!T. . PPr:
iv.k T -i... i i..- . i. V j enuy leii asleep at tne wneel and
nals of the Italian International
Championships.
RACING
NEW YORK Sir Rohbr
fS37.20) won the t30.250 Withers
Mile at Belmont Park.
BALTIMORE Gone Fishin'
Rulearia and Janan were nre.enl ivth nla-a It t. ..j i .Mery i uir neel anal DAI. 1 IJlUHl Uone Msnin
Th ?s4 hot natTn anH rOv Rni!t JtP knrn.JJin. nhf c!li!ll wa.s !? " -fter ' moved ahead in the stretch and
will be oflirially chosen at the 55th
IOC general assembly next year,
expected to he held in Munich.
West Germany.
WHY IS OLD
SO POPULAR
HERMITAGE
IN OREGON?
SEESAW BATTLE Albert
ilnat of Miami stands bfside a
14 foot. 2 imh sawfish h
hooked off E-prg!ad Natiorial
Park, KU-, afler a two-and a
half hour wrap. Too pi to t
put on scales, the giant is eM:
nvited to wetph more ihan
VOOO pounds. It mar be the
birpesi fth ever caught in
Sorth Amenran water, linat
Used ft 72 pound tent line.
Iowa Schedules WSC
IOWA CITY .if Iowa
open its 193 football schedule!
jwith Washington State at lowa
I City. Sept. 28, Athletic Director I
Paul Brechler announced. It will .
. he the third gridiron meeting of
the schools.
Sullivan
Among the most likely new chal
lengers of the Derby crop are E. G.
Potter Jr.'s Plion and Mrs. Ada
! L. Rice's Talent Show. They earned
1 their Preakness spurs bv finishing
j first and third in Saturday's Dela
ware Valley handicap in New Jer
will I sey.
hitting the tree about 5:50 a.m.
Sports Calendar
took the Preakness Prep at Pim
lico. earning a starting role in
Saturday'! SlOO.OOO-added Preak
ness. CHICAGO - Dark Vintage (SSI
won the S17.823 Miss Chicago
aiai.es at nasnington Park.
Ring Record
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Junior College split a baseball McFarland. 139, Philadelphia, out
doubleheader here Monday with pointed Ray Lancaster, 139'j,
the Oregon State Rooks, taking Spartanburg. SC., 10.
the first game 10 and dropping NEW YORK - Al Tisi. 129'j,
the second. 8 3 New York, outpointed Pat McCoy,
I 1.11'. Irelanrl 10
TUESDAY 1
BOWLING: Ladies night, Roseburg'
nowi.
VOLLEY BALL: Central Junior Bums Assign Pliytrl
High School, men, 4 30 p.m., i
women. 8pm LOS ANGELES Lf The Los
RIFLE CLUB: Juniors. Winches- Angeles Dodgers Tuesdav sent
ter, 7:30 p.m. (hree young pitchers and an out
fielder to their farm system.
WEDNESDAY I efthamlel nllh., I..I... f.l
.sr.n njnrv reier scnmicH, bamo.si.l: non-league: Kiddle at lum was assigned to Montreal
158. New York, and Eddie Lynch, (ilcndale. 8 p.m. 'righthander Ron Negray was a-
147. New York. drew. 10 TRACK: Drain at Springfield, sub- signed to St. Paul and righthand
er, w nmr. Marvin Handy) unmet H-i meel, ti.jg p.m. er Larrv Sherry was ootioned in
ARCHER: Tn-dty, 7 p.m. .Spokane. Outfielder Don Demeter
RIFLE CUB: Seniors. Winches- was optioned to St. Paul
!e.r' J.1?' pm',.- , ' The cuts left the Dodg'eri with
PAL CLIB; Winston. Douglas 2 players on their roster. They
ll'Sh- must he down to 25 by May 35.
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College Scores
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