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Kuenn Goes
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For Colavito
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I
DETROIT (AP) The Detroit
Tigers have parted with Harvey
Kuenn, the American League's top
hitter of 1959, to put more long
ball punch in their lineup.
And the Cleveland Indians have
given up the league's co-home run
king, Kocky Colvaito, hoping to
convert Keunn's steadier hitting
into a pennant. The biggest star-for-star
trade in years came on
the eve of Uie American League's
1960 opening.
Many baseball fans were sur
prised Sunday when they learned
President Bill Dewitt of the Tigers
had persuaded General Manager
Frank Lane of the Indians to give
up the slugging Colavito in a
straight player deal for Kuenn.
Colavito parked 42 homers last
year and should do even better in
Detroit's Briggs Stadium with its
friendly left field wall. He had a
.257 batting average compared to
Kuenn's title-winning .353. But
Kuenn hit only nine homers.
League Work
Set For Tribe
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North Eugene
South Eugene
North Bend
Springfield
Cottage CJrove
Roseburg
Willamette
Boxing Injury
Proves Fatal
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Saturday results: South Eugene
4-7, North Bend 3-6; Springfield 10-
13, Willamette 1-4.
South Eugene moved to within
one game of the Midwestern
League - leading North Eugene
Highlanders Saturday afternoon
by sweeping a doubleheader with
the visiting worth Bend Bulldogs
lhe Axemen posted wins by 4-3
and 7-8 scores to drop the Bull
dogs down to third place in the
standings with a 5-3 record.
At Willamette, the Springfield
Millers stopped the Wolverines
twice, 10-1 and 13-4.
Koseburg's doubleheader slated
against the Cottage Grove Lions
last Friday was canceled because
of wet grounds. The Indians return
to league play Tuesday against the
visiting Wolverines, weather permitting.
Central Cinderraen
Win Local Meet
The Central Papooses won both
tlie seventh and eighth grade til
visions of a three-team track meet
in Koseburg Saturday against Jo-1
seph Lane and Days Creek.
The Paps' eighth grade cinder
men tallied 70'a points to 23 2-3
for the Pioneers and five points for
the Days Creek trackmen. In the
seventh grade action Central scor
ed b2' j points for the win to 17 for
Joseph Lane and l'a for Days
Creek.
Tom Dodge won three events for
the Central team in the older di
vision, winning the 6b0-yard run,
the shotput and the pole vault. In
the shot. Dodce posted a 42 6 dis
tance ana in the pole vault reach
ed the 9-7 mark.
Dick Gwallney won two events
for the Paps as he came in first in
both the 75 and 150-yard daslie?.
In the seventh grade action Bob
Burgess of Central won three
events the high jump, and 75 and
150-yard dashes.
The junior high teams now pre
pare for the county meet upcom
ing April 30, by meeting Saturday
at Finlay Field in a five-team
Leontyne Price To Appear In Concert Here
Leontyne Price, who appears in
concert Tuesday at 8.1. p.m. at
the First Baptist Church under
Koseburg Community Concert
Assn. sponsorship, was born in
Laurel, Miss. There she was a high
school graduate and received her
first musical training as a pianist.
Though she sang in the church
choir, the greatest demand for her
services was to play for weddings,
confirmations, funerals and other
religious events. Her ambition was
to become a teacher of music in
public schools. Her parents sent
her to Central State College in
Wilberforce, Ohio, with that in
mind.
While singing in the college glee
club she was first made aware of
the potentially beautiful voice she
had and, without special training.
was assigned all the solo "breaks
for female voice. Determined to
try her luck as a singer she ap
plied for and was awarded a schol
arship at the Juilliard School in
New York.
Through her work in a Juilliard
production, she was recognized and
given the lead roll in the 195.J pro
duction of the American classic
"Porgy and Bess."
MADISON, Wis. (AP) Charles
Mohr. 22. University of Wisconsin
boxer who suffered a brain injury
in a collegiate title bout April 9,
died Sunday.
"His death is a great, tragic
loss," said Coach Vera Woodward.
"Charlie was symbolic of all that
is fine in college boxing."
Mohr died without regaining
consciousness from the time he
was admitted to the hospital, less
than an hour after he walked out
of the ring following a National
Collegiate Athletic assn. 165-pound
title bout with Stu Bartell of San
.'iose State.
College Baseball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington State 12, Washing
ton 1
Whitman 13-12, Pacific Univ. 3-
24
Yakima Valley J.C. 614, Ever
ett J.C. 00
Seattle Pacific 2-4, St. Martin's
1-2
Whitworth 4-7, Central Washing
ton 0-2
College 'of Idaho 2-3, Lewis and
Clark 1-6
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One of the happiest outcomes of
Miss Price's association with this
famous Gershwin offering began
on the first day of rehearsals on
she was finally able to persuade
the producers to release her in
order, as a prominent critic had
urged, to get on with what prom-
meeting the star of the show, the lseu to be a dazzling career
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They met in May, were engaged era star continued in an outstaiul
in June and married in August i im- way. Her "Tosca" perform
1952 just before the production left ance with the NBC Opera Theatre
Washington for Vienna, Austria
In June 1954, exactly two years
after joining "Porgy and Bess,"
1955 over the national network
was a memorable event. Mademoi
selle Magazine voted her one of
Mon., April 18, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
the ten outstanding young women
in the world during 1955.
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At Albany
A pair of Albany Bulldog hurlers
combined mound talents to throw
a no-no game at the visiting Reeds
port Braves in the first game of
a non-counting doubleheader Sat
urday. I
Dick Minshall and Tom Bieneke
combined to give the Bulldogs a
1-0 extra-inning win in the first
game and the Albany club explod
ed for a 14-1 win in the five-inning
nightcap.
The Bulldogs won the first game .
in the bottom of the ninth on a dou
ble by leadoff man Steve Lee and!
a single by Ralph McKinny off
Dennis Schweitzer. i
Minshall whiffed 10 Reedsport
hitters and Bieneke two and the i
pair gave up a total of five walks. !
The Braves threatened in the
third inning of the first game as
they loaded the bases with no outs
on a walk, an error and a fielders'
choice. But, Minshall settled to re
tire the side minus damage.
In the second game Albany sent
13 men to the plate in the eight
run third frame. Ed Zetter was the
big stick for the Bulldogs in the
fray with a single and a double and
four RBIs.
The Braves scored first in the
contest in the initial fra:..e on sin
gles by Mike Brandon and Hugh
Clary and a wild pitch by Albany
hurler Ken Bancroft. !
The Braves return to action next
Saturday hosting the North Bend
Bulldogs of the Midwestern League. j
Linescores:
First Game:
Reedsport 000 000 000 0 0 4
Albany . 00O 0O0 001-J 4 3
Batteries Reedsport: Schweitz
er and Boyles; Albany: Minshall,
Bieneke (8) and Lee.
Second game:
Reedsport 100 00 1 2 3
Albany 018 5x 14 8 0
Batteries! Reedsport: Clardy,
Husko (4), and Willingham; Al
bany: Bancroft and Lee, Heyman
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