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OTIS DAVIS JUMPS OFF to a fast start and continued around the track to win the 400
meter race during the Olympic Training meet held Saturday at Hayward Field. Davis,
on ex-University of Oregon star ond a spinter for the Emerald Empire Athletic Asso
ciation, will represent the U. S. in the 400 meter race at Rome later this yeor. (Photo
courtesy or the tugene Kegister tjuard)
Thinclads 01 Northwest
Sparkle At Track Meet
EUGENE, Ore. (AP The
Northwest's athletes taking part
in Saturday's practice meet with
the United States Olympic track
and field team picked off three
first places and a couple of sec
onds. And Jack Larson of Washing
ton, an invited guest, surprised
the crowd of 11,500 by taking third
in the 1,500 meter run behind Dy
rol Burleson of Oregon and Ed
lloran of Kane, Pa. Peter Close
of Manchester, Conn., the Olympic
team's No. 3 man, was fourth and
last. .
The first quarter-mile lap of the
race was run in 62 seconds, the
second in 61 and then Burleson
moved up to set the pace at 60
for the third lap. The final lap
was shorter by the difference be
tween 1500 meters and the mile,
and Burleson's winning time was
Martin Smashes
Tri City Record
Carl Martin, a Tenmile driver,
set a new track record in the
Kart races held at Tri City Speed
way Sunday.
Martin circled the track in a B
super kart in 25.9 seconds. He also
held the old mark of 28.2.
A crowd of nearly 800 watched
the races Sunday. There were no
serious accidents and only a few
spin - outs. Jim Briggs, Myrtle
Creek, won the B trophy with the
highest point total in a class B
car- .
Ralph Hansen of Myrtle Creek,
was the high point man in Class
A competition. Hansen won the A
trophy for the afternoon.
In the Junior races, Walt Dick
over won both races to take home
two trophies. Dickover is from
Tenmile.
Wanda Burk of Kiddle won the
first Powder Puff trophy of the
afternoon. Betty Moddie won the
second trophy for the women
drivers. Sunday was Mrs. Moodie's
first time out as a kart driver.
There will be races at the Tri
City Speedway again August 7.
Time trials begin at 1 p.m. with
the races starting at 2 p.m. The
South Umpqua Kart Club's track
will have its Grand Opening Aug
ust 21.
League Standings
3:45.7. Larson was clocked at
49.3.
John From m of Seattle ulaced
second in the javelin with n toss !
of 242-2 and Darrell Horn of Ore
gon State was second in the broad
jump at 25-1. They are alternates
AMERICAN LEAGUE
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
W. L. Pet. G.B
Chicago 57 40
New York 53 39
Baltimore 54 45
Cleveland 48 45
Patty Berg Thinks
Touch Is Regained
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Patty'
II.,Fd -., hn-wlarl fnf lh Wat!". I
loo Open at Waterloo Iowa, today, i
confident that she has regained
the chipping and putting touch;
that once made her steady j
winner on the women's profes- j
sional golf circuit. I
The 42-year-old redhead won her,
first tournament since 1958 here
par 34 ' on the last nine to edge
Kathy Cornelius oi apinsuciu,
Ohio, by one stroke in the Ameri
can women I upen i.uu t.
Mrs. Cornelius also finished
with a 70 for 293. Tied at 294
,i,;i .,ni .n.lpadpra Mick
ey Wright of San Diego and Mar-
lone Hagge oi JJeiruy ceacn, fia.,
each of whom shot a 74. ;
Beaver Manager
May Soon Retire
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)
Tommy Heath, general manager
of the Portland Beavers of the
Pacific Coast l.eaKiie, is consider
ing retirinj from baseball to enter
private business.
lie conferred with some business
people here over the weekend. Alt
erwanls, asked if he intended to
quit. Heath said: "1 wont deny
it. 1 won't deny either that I'm
interested. "
Heath added: "I'm still the gen
eral manager of the Portland base
ball club, and that is where mv
loyalties are for the rest of the
season. But I am certainly inter-
esieu in wnat I have been listen
ing to here in Sacramento."
Mon., Aug. 1, 1960 The Newf-Reviaw, Roieburg, Or. 9
Shrine Tilt Set For f 3 th
Officials for the 13th annual
ShrinfM-s' Ilnsnilal AHXtar
game, scheduled for the night of
Aug. 13 in Portland, have been ap
pointed by Police Captain Eugene
W. Ferguson, the game's manag
ing director.
They are Lloyd Zimmerman,
Portland, referee: Geome Kniieh
!Jr., Portland, umpire; Al Light
Iner, Salem, field judge: Wayne
Bai tholeiny, Portland, head lines
man; and Bill McKalip, Corvallis,
backfield judge.
The game brings together the
outstanding senior high school play
ers of last year on a State versus
i Metropolitan basis. Bill White,
Rosebuig's outstanding halfback,
wUI see action for the Stale All
.Stars.
! Rival 27 man squads checked in
Sunday to receive equipment, un-
idergo physical examinations and
hear from game and hospital offi
cials. The coaches have advised
the players to report in top physi
cal condition, "ready for body con-
:tact on the first day."
j Fred Spiegelberg of M e d f o r d
I heads the Slate coaching staff.
Spiegelberg is assisted by Don Be
qua of Pendleton and Lee Gustaf-
I son of Salem.
I The Metros are under the direc
tion of Tom DeSylvia of Portland's
Jefferson High. Aiding DeSylvia
will be Marv Hiebert of David
Douglas and Bog Signer of Lincoln.
Two weeks of intensive practice,
including morning and afternoon
drills for at least the first week,
face the two squads. The game is
scheduled to begin at 8:30 p.m. at
Multnomah Stadium.
A pre-game pageant is scheduled
to take place at 7 p.m. Ovr two
thousand uniformed persons will
participate in the show. , '
Washington 46 48
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.545
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - The
U. S. Olympic team was to at
tend a welcoming luncheon and
pose for photographers today
before settling down to a re
newed training grind.
A force of 70 Olympians and
aides arrived in Los Angeles
Sunday after a meet Satur
day in Eugene, Ore. Head
Coach Larry Snyder of Ohio
State says the squad has come
along well in early workouls.
The team will hold practice
meets in Long Beach Friday
and at Mt, San Antonio College
Aug. 12.
Golf Paying Off
At $1,825 Week
BALTIMORE (AP) '8 Gene
Littler headed today for the in
surance city of Hartford, Conn,
with a putting policy of his own
that has brought him an average
of SI .825 a week for the past three
months.
The 30-vear-old golfer from
Singing Hills., Calif., classified
his putting in the final round of
Sunday's Eastern Open as his
best of the year. "I've changed
my stroke a little but it's not
enough to describe," he said af
ter winning the 11th annual event.
It let him down only once when
he had to putt three times on the
15th green for one of his two
bogey fives on his Ust tour of
the Pine Ridge, course. However,
it also brought him seven birdies
so he was five under par for the
67 windup.
Gary Player, the stellar South
African, scored the same to fin
ish runner-up by two strokes.
The $3,500 first prize sent Littler
into the Insurance Open starting
Thursday with $23,728 in golf win
nings in his last 13 tournaments
since May 1.
AI Besselink of Grossinger, N.Y.
finished third with a 276.
on the Olympic team. Otis Davis
of Oregon, No. 3 man in the 400
meter run, won the event easily
in :45.9 and ran a sparkling first
lap in the 1,600 meter relay.
Two other guest athletes com
peted. Jerry Stubblefield of Ore
gon got off a 159-Bli discus throw
for sixth place. Clayton Steinke of
South Salem High School ran 3,000
meters in an 8:49.1 to place fourth
in a five-man field, just back of
Olympic steeplechaser Deacon
Jones.
Jim Grelle, member of the 1,500
metcr crew, did not compete be
cause of a damaged Achilles ten
don. Decathlon man Dave Ed
strom, bothered by a leg injury,
also passed up the meet.
Champs Of Coast Tourney
Grab Crowns Ar Astoria
ASTORIA, Ore. (AP) - The
champions in the 50th annual Ore
gon Coast Golf Tournament are
Jack Schlee, R. J. Nichols and
June Robinson.
Schlee, 21, a student at Mem
phis Slate College, beat Bill Lang
ley of Portland 5 and 4 Saturday
for the men's title.
Nichols stopped defending cham
pion Ted Fleskes 5 and 3 in the
seniors' division. Both are from
Portland.
Miss Robinson, from Albany,
beat another defending champion.
Shirley Siegmund, Eugene, 6 and
5, in the women's final.
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18'ii
Detroit 44 49
Boston 39 55
Kansas City 36 56 .391
Sunday Results
Chicago 5-9, Washington 2-5
Kansas Cily 5 0, New York 2-6
(1st game 11 innings)
Detroit 9-4, Boston 6-8
Baltimore 6, Cleveland 5
Monday's Gaines
Detroit at New York (N)
Chicago at Baltimore (N)
Cleveland at Washington (N)
Kansas City at Boston (N)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. G.B.
Pittsburgh 57 39 .594
Milwaukee 54 40 .574 2
Los Angeles 52 42 .553 4
St. Louis 53 44 .546 4
San Francisco .. 50 .43 .538 5'4
Cincinnati 42 54 .438 15
Philadelphia 38 59 .392 19M
Chicago 35 60 .368 21'
Sunday Results
Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 2
San Francisco 6. Cincinnati 2
Los Angeles 7, Milwaukee 5
St. Louis 9-5, Philadelphia 2 3
Monday Games
No games scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
64 44 .593
62 47 .569 21 i
57 51 .528 7
54 51 .514 8'j
53 55 .491 11
.440 16V4
.435 17
45 60 .429 17(i
Ebert Scores
Cart Victory
Kart races were held at the
Roseburg Speedway ill place of
the Kart Jamboree scheduled Sun-
Jay- . .u.
Tropny races were run iu mc
north and south of Roseburg. Be
cause of these races, very few
...nrfn,n rli-iiora U'Prff in POm-
petition at the local track. There
fore, tne noseDurg ivan uuu iu
the regular races. .
in tha fnttMt-nr! .tiininr racA Tlirk
Ebert of Roseburg crossed the fin
ish line aneau oi ine ouier
Dale Milligan and Renner Winston,
both of Roseburg, finished behind
Ebert in the second and third pos
itions. D. Milligan had the fast lap for
r,mo fnv thn inninr drivers with
46.7 seconds. His brother, Orley
Milligan Jr., had the fast lap time
for class A cars with a timing of
46.9 seconds.
The A senior race was won by
Jack Briggs. a Roseburg driver.
Finishing behind Briggs were Mike
Phillips and O. Milligan.
Dixie Ilerrman copped the hon-
:.. 4UA DAHor Puff rnpo Kpi.
ond and third in the Powder Puff
race went to Mrs. Phillips and
Nancy Oakley. The thrje women
drivers are all from Roseburg.
A nxoldn ffina tunB llplfl hotwPPn
Dale Herrman and Monty Wells.
Herrman, tne iracK recoru noiuer,
came out with the win in the two
kart clash.
The Karts will be on tne track
at the Roseburg Speedway again
nexi aunuay.
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47 61
Spokane
Tacoma
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
Seattle
San Diego
Vancouver
Portland
Sunday's Rtsults
Spokane 13-2, San Diego 8-0
Tacoma 5-7, Vancouver 4-1
Portland 4-7, Sacramento 0-8
Seattle 7-2, Salt Lake City
Monday's Schedule
Vancouver at Salt Lake City
Seattle at Tacoma
Spokane at Sacramento
Portland al San Diego
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W L Pct.GB
20 15 .571
20 16 .556 'a
18 18
18 19
16 19 .457
14 19 .424
.500
.486
Yakima
Lewiston
Tri-Cities
Salem
Eugene
Wenatchee
Sunday's rssults
Yakima 8-6. Eugene 1-4
Tri-Cities 5-5, Wenatchee 2 2
Lewiston 5-3, Salem 4 3
Monday's schedule
Lewiston at Eugene
(Only game scheduled)
Sports In Brief
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FOOTBALL
CHICAGO Indiana was placed
on one-year probation by Big Ten
for recruiting violations; barred
from competing for conference
football championship.
GOLF
KANSAS CITY Mrs. Ann
Casey Johnstone, Mason City,
Iowa, won the Women's Western
Amateur with a 4 and 2 victory
over Sandra Spuzich, Indianapolis.
RACING
NEW YORK On-And-On
($33.20) splashed to victory in
$109,400 Brooklyn Handicap at
Aqueduct.
CHICAGO Pappa's All ($9.60)
won the $218,940 Arlington Futuri
ty at Arlington Park.
OCEANPORT, N.J. Apaton
theback ($18.40) took the $115,125
Sororitv at Monmouth Park.
STANTON, Del. Quill ($13.80)
was victor in $146,937 Delaware
Handicap at Delaware Park.
TENNIS
HAVERFORD, Pa. - Ron
Holmberg of Brooklyn and Aus
tralia's Rod Laver reached the
final round of the Pennsylvania
championships.
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