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Newspaper Page TextAmerican Records Tumble Sot., April 1, 1961 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore. 9 The Crossword Puzzle For Today JiY mm jln National Swimming Meet NEW HAVEN. CONN. (AP) On npcning niaht. Ritliik biM- A foaluiv last nij;ht ;is Clark s I Too bail the Olympic faints are tcrerl the American 400 y;iiel indi Iwoiai.l tnunipli over the mighty not hems held anain this year, vulual medley mark, and Murray liose in the 220-vurd spring. It say America's top swimming ev lUse. Southern California swim- was the Australian gold medal perts here for the National A A I', mer from Australia, lowered the winner's first setback in a mid ' Indoor Swimming Championships, meet record in the ljuO-inetcr . die. distance race in America, and They feel so good mainly be-'grind. broke an eight straight National cause of the awesome display of, l.ou Vilucci. the Ohio Slate soph- A. A. C. indoor meet victory 'power displayed so far in the omore from Holly wood. Kla.. is the streak He was disappointed, he i three-day meet which ends tonight. , new one-meter due champion. said, "nalurallv. of couise." i 1 here nave neen seven races i Gibraltar 1 Gibraltar if a Bntisti crown 7 It the western entrnnrp to th fl Yeari - ab 7 Widff-mouthed expressions 8 Shoshonean induni 9 r.odde w of infatuation Mediterranean 10 Mort tur . : : and seven American records, tops : 'v V jt MNtf T in a 25-vard short course pool. ' i VV f W rWk xfX,V ' j World records can be innde only . : SWfe? - 1 fin a lone course tank. The wav things have been going, hardly anybody will be surprised if the current standards in the eight re maining tests survive after to night's bombardment. Six American marks were brok en Kriday night in live races, two of them in the 4-tO-yard freestyle relay won by the New Haven Swim Club's "A" team and its leadoff star. Mike Austin of Rochester, N. Y. The quartet of Austin, Jim Loof hourow, Dave Tyler and Gary Ball finished in 3:15.9. one-tenth of a second under Southern California's record. Austin, a Yale freshman, paced the exciting triumph with 0:47.7 split for the first lUO-yanR The listed record was made here last year by Jeff Parrel, 0:18 2. The other record-smashers were ,l.,rnr.;...f .l....,..,w...e f-Uoi-lr... Ril. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hancier drafted from San Diego, Milt Pappas for a four-run eighth 1 tick of Southern California'. 220 The Washington Senators have i P'u!le(i seven innings for the Sen- j inning uprising that snapped a 2 2 yard backstroke. 2:09.7, for his 1.; .i...;- xi. aiors. ai owine ai inree A s runsitip Nnn 1 hiiKon mwl lm, f.nniW i;i ;n n. BARRAGAN BREAKS ANKLE Cuno Barragan, catcher for the Chicago Cubs, holds his broken ankle and howls in pain after he attempted to slide into third on single by pitcher Jack Curtis in third inning of exhibition game ot Mesa, Ariz. Cuno, after breaking ankle, ran into Cleveland third baseman Bubba Phillips, pinning him to the ground. AP Wirephoto). Presence Of Washington Senators In Grapetruit League Is Obvious been making their presence felt ik. o..,r,,ni in.n. 'it,:. ... Ion five hits. Norm Siebern hom- For a franchise that started 'e(J I""- Knsas City bouthpaw from scratch and picked players : hfrl , M5lnJ.as-, P,ltkod ,ip ,rom out of a grab bag pool of players. I Cleveland, finished with two score the newcomers have progressed ! s lrames remarkably well in the baseball Pittsburgh Btats Yanks in otner games Pittsburgh won its second game this spring from New York 4-2, Cincinnati blanked Indianapolis of the American As sociation 3-0, Cleveland edged Ta- coma of the Pacific Coasl League exhibitions. The "new" Senators' manager is Mickey Vernon, the old-time Washington favorite. Senators Club Athletics The Senalors clubbed the Kan sas City A s 13-3 at Pomnano Beach for their sixth victory in I 4 3 ant ln ? mum !?ame at Miami, the last seven citrus starts. This made Washington's won-lost rec ord 11-8. second best among the 10 American League teams this spring. The "old" Washington franchise has been moved to Minnesota's Twin Cities with the Los Angeles Angels joining the Senators in giv-! run in six innings to gain the ver Detroit whipped Baltimore 6-3. The Pirates posted their 15th victory in 21 games in maintaining their World Series supremacy over the Yankees. Harvey Haddix. Pittsburgh's winning pitcher in the seventh game of the series, yield ed three hits and an unearned ing the American League its new look. Fins Could Choor Fans in Washington who saw diet Ralph Terry, losing huiier for New York in the final series game, worked four perfect innings be- last season's edition of the Nats ! fore the Pirates tagged him for finish fifth after three straight ; four runs in the fifth inning. Had- years in the cellar could have lot to cheer about if the ' new'' Senalors continue to improve. Castoffs Dale Long, Dannv O'Connell, Willie Tasby and Pete Daley provided the batting punch in Washington's 15-hit outburst against the A's. Each, contributed three hits with Long and O'Con nell collecting homers. Rookie Ed Hobaugh, 26, a right- Sports In Brief By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SWIMMING dix' two-run double was the de cisive hit. Tony Kubek batted in both of the Yanks' runs. Mickey Mantle of New York was sidelined with a pulled stomach muscle. Coloman Homors (iordie Coleman's three run homer in the eighth inning ac counted for all the Reds' runs. Bob Purkey held Indianapolis to nine scattered hits in turning in the first nine-inning tour by a Cincinnati pitcher this spring. Tito Francona's two-run double in the seventh gave the Indians their win over Tacoma. Barry J.at- man worked for the first six inn ings for the Trine and Steve Ham vfu iiavi v r- rl,,. ' ilton pitched three scoreless fram NEW HA EN, Conn. -Charley;, phillin. h,H ihre hiu Biltick, Southern California, won iiioniia. won f ... i . . - i j iui i drum a. iiiciuuius d miiiiei . ins si'tuiiu line in me idiiuiidi d. .u. . ... , . i.;.. . i.u Jun Bunning went the distance "Y.VTZy ard I J?' 'I' J,"-.'' h! backstroke as six American rec-1 " u ' u '? " " " i ' ords were broken. Steve Clark ixs Altos, Calif., high school sen ior, beat Australian Olympian Murray Rose in 220-yard free style with record 2:00. BASEBALL TAMPA, Fla. Professional baseball's Rules Committee re jected by an 8-1 vote the Pacific Coast League s proposal to use a lfllh man as regular batter for; city siicken Ditchers: reauired c uhs to name : Loiteri a manager by 30 minutes before game time. BBADENTON, Fla. The Mil waukee Braves acquired pitchers Moe Drabowsky and belli More walk. Detroit bunched four of its nine hits off Baltimore starter tie. Ron Hansen mid Jim Ccnlilc , second title in as many days, and nomerea lor Baltimore. Mike Trov of Indiana, 220-yard nut- The Milwaukee Braves got pit-j lerfly, 2:10.9; Steve Clark, I.os chers Moe Drabowsky and Sethi Altos. Calif., high school senior. Morehead from the Chicago Cubs 1 220-yard freestyle. 2:00; and Chet in exchange for infielders Andre Jasiremski of' Indiana, 220-vard Hodgers and Darvl Robertson. hreaststroke, 2:26 7. iWSiaf f'tl jX-"' TAGGED San Francisco Giant leftfielder Felipe Alou hits the dirt too lote os Catcher Sam Taylor of the Chica go Cubs puts the tag on him in the ninth inning of exhibi tion game at Phoenix, Ariz. Calling the play is Umpire Jocko Conlin. Cubs won 7-4. (AP Wirephoto). League Bowling Results TWILIGHT LEAGUE W PH. WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Explorer! RX6t Thunflfr Birrjj Alley Gators Falcon AKpv Cut , Three Ruff head from the Chiraso Cuhs in : pflf bv a trade fop mfielrlers Andre Rods ers and Paryl Robertson. 17 II 31 TENNIS MIAMI BEACH, Kla. - Luis Ayala, Chile, upset Rod Laver, , Australia, 6-3, 6-8, fi-2, in the quar-: tr-rtinals of Hie Good Neighbor j Tournament: Roy Kmerson, Aus-, 1 rali a, qualified to meet Ayala in the semifinals bv beating Miguel Olvera, Ecuador," 6 4, 6-2. GOLF ST. Arcn'STINE. Fla. - Mil lie Reynolds, Dallas, won the Ponce de Leon Senior Amateur Tournament, beating News Hound! SiiteHifei 7 73 I Results: Douort Bdvt ?. Alley Gatori I Falco") 1, Explorers I; Alley Cats 1. Thund er Birds Rockets 1. New Hounds High series- Jeri HeidriCk 1M-20I-15 547, News Hounds. 77 , Hiqh series: Ethtl Kramb 196-177-202 575, Pll. Melrose Dairy, 3J Hlgri game: Ethel Kramb 702, Melrose 30 ) Dairy. 27 j, Other hiqh scores: Lucille Austin 1J, Dor 26 ; othy JacNlin 2H), Vera Jarraid 119, Oot Mason lev. 3. Sflnico I; Sernco Miller's Deoarlment Store Bob & Franks Flying A Fairhaven Cleaners Bergh's Aponance Lunch Bowl Ellison's U-Drlvt Roy O. Young & Son R&Milts : Ellison's U-Driv Fairhtiven Cipan.'rs 1, Brg's Appliflnce 3 Bob & Franks Flying A 4, Roy O. Youno 0, Millar's DeprtrtmTit S'ore 1, Lunch Bowl i I Roieburg Beauty School High S'ries: Flo Ann McDonald 175-192- - Garden Valley Barber Shop 1 78545 Ellison's U-Orive. Drive-N-Save Market Lotters 3, Thre Ruffs 1;, Bow'. ' , Sh-rlock's MOO. Men Othr High Scores: Frnn Knttdtson : McKay's Market Imogen Piper l?Q, Lorramt Rysseli 2M, Dot Mason MS. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Fraternal Order of Eaglet Roseburg Office Maclnres 13 Pts. 31' 16 ROCK ROLL LEAGUI Hiqh game: Don Bell JI7, Thunder Birds Other hqh scores: A I Jofttisn 203, BJU Murdoch 210, Doc Wellman 200. i Patterson's Bread Curtis Brothers Furnilurf W L Pts. . Ninety-Nine Herj 31 11 31 1 Monlqomery Ward 75 1 25 ; Harvard Avenue Drug ii i l 74 i ai motors CRAZY EIGHT LEAGUE Umpqua Lions Flegel Movers ; La Vera s Beauty Shop Red D'amond Fuel 73 21 73 Luvernes 7i 77 77 Anderson Place Market 11 76 i Say re Volkswagen 17 77 17 Ed s Laundry IS' t 71' i IS' i Results- Anderson Market t. Eds Laundry I 0: Luvernes 3. Sayre Volkswagen 1: Red Bruce Cof- Di8mond :u1 3- La Verss Beauty Shop 1, fin. Marblchoad. Mas.., 1 Up. I High series; Jean DeVora UM6I1I1-4H, WILMIXCTON. SC. The Luvernes firtt rminH of th S4-hol A?alpa ! "'ift oame: Bert Metier H4. Luverr,e. dred Dav.e " ' , . Other h.gn scores. Eunice Noel '77, Betty Open Was rained OUI. Pearson i;4. Connn Muggerud 173. 76 1 1 76 3 71 71 37 77 7? 1 75 19 Service Master Douglas County Slate Bank 14 j0 14 Results: Harvard Avenue Drug 0. Ninety Nne Hers 4; Service Masters 7. Mont. oomery Ward 7; Curtis Brothers Furniture 3, I Patterson's Breads I; Pal Motors 4, Douglas Bob's Trophy Sain County state fl,mk 0. Wies'ield's mgn ser.es- aobbie Fisher 112-171-H3 444, r Clara's Studio Umprjua Dai Results: Fraternal Order of Eagles 3, Sherlock's MOO. Men 0, Drive-N Save Mar ket 3, Roourg Beauty School 0, Garden ValK-y Barher Shoo 7. McKays M.erket t; Stiitiio ol Hair Design 2, Rosebutg Office Machines 1. High Srnes: Jot Bucko 171-157-200535, McKay's Market. High Game: Vern Swlndall 7nfl, Fraternal Order ol fagles. Joe Bucko 200. Other High Scores: woodv Spenrer 19f, Gerry Davenport 199, Lou Simoi 199. PINDUSTER LEAGUE Ninety-Nint Hers. H.gh Game Bohbie Fiih-r 171 Ornrr High Scores: Polly A.noers 17t, Mi. 71 70 71 JJ 75 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W Pts. W "uji-j'-'- - - - : " 'St Ooi.gias Pa mt j Millers Flying A 2ft 1 1 14 j Soutnern Oreo on Convfrud'On 77' i I1 1 li'i i Chrystalilta Tile 77 17 29 McAllister Construction 17 J7 71 ; K"igh!s of ColumbuS If) t Jf'j 77' j - UmDqua Lions 16 71 71 1 Lumber SaS II 17 j R'tutls McA'lMtrr Controttmi 4. L'imner ! S: 0. '.tiers Fiyirg A , Southern Ofqn j Co-Struction 1. Cri-v'iaii.ie 3, UmoQja L'Ol 1; DOugias Pain) 4, Knights Of Coum- b.-S 0, MiOh 5rie' Se by Lfp 165-lig 210 571, ChrMaMite T.le I High game; Slhy I eeo Jifl GinOer's Sgiial Kens ciean's 21 i 71 Peter pan Beauty II 30 i Food Mrt (5 Si 15 Reiuits. Cinder Signal 4. Umpnua Dairy 3. Foo3 Mart 0, Peter Pan fir fluff- 4; Bob s Tropnv 3, Vieflelrj s 1; C'arr s Studio 1, Ken's Cianers 3. High Series Bwin.e Harrison 125-204-151 40. V.iet.elds Hi Oh Game finnme HarrUnn J04 0'hr H qn Sro'es. Carol Taylor 1T4, ffthei Ou-.st W, Imogen P'Pr 110, Polly Grtan f.c! 177. CAPITOL LEAGUE G-n.-, Un.On Paoe Cat D-iijqie C utters Frnk t Bins Fly A Oiner nion Kores; Hal CoHer 70, John Amams F 1 A 76 14 It '2 I Sanoert 201. MERCHANTS LEAGUE W PoteOcg Neon it Mooi L Olqe n load Bu.-d.ng No. 1 ji SprateJ P'ts ii K eiroie S'O'e tMO Bj.ia. g No J 1 V-tfrans rsu tai n Latiam Whoii'e I Resu 'S' Mooi Lortc 1, 100a Bundifo no. 2 i. veterans mo1 aniea Pans 3. 1 r-am y.hoi 1 03d Btj.11l.rq Nr 7 7. Vet- -f'0-H.gh Ser ( 8 K Oar 1(1 ;j Ve'"'ans Mo o t' t-.gh qm- BM K rjae ; j Oi'r Mgr. soti iry B'-igni 7X. ROLLING PIN LEAGUE 71 71 75 76 Boh 0e StQr c. ISOi'Sl 1 e.a'e e. ' , Tirntr Room vetroe Da"y i U-npco '1 Peswits- Gne i Ur.on 7 Frail F A l Me'ros Dary 7 DounHS Cutte'S I: F-'D Cat 1 Ame-ns Fly A 0, Timber , P'Oti 1. (Jmpro J. H.ii sr,.. Wajner 170 4-i;?-551, ' Gr U'l Ofi. I i H.gn unt.-'f Frank Carl Sr. 37', Frarlt t Br,n Fiv A Ctnr hjfjr, cifS' Jerk H -jert JCt, Don Haggeny JI4. B i Wag-er 754 t METROPOLITAN LEAGUE T rvj v't f-a .'.c P'rwood 'i "t t t r..f Sjpf. 1 anal Riom JOHANSSON LEAVES COURT "He's free as o bird," soys attorney Mathew Manes, left cs ht gestures to heavyweight boxer Ingemnr Johansson leaving federal cojrt in M;an-.j tnis week. The court ruied that Johansson could leave the country pending final settlement of the government's tax claims ogamsf him. lAP Wirephoto). I Pes (' ;e '5 ; 'lrfJe Oa-'y ; 14 ;t A"r.t f i .1 en vki D'jjs : :o ; Se Sns ; , ;; t ofcj-g B-.-I ;t ;i . v-. s sct'oo- o la vi 5 ; s i j Ke.-to-e rvi e '7 i2 '? I i Pe.wii- s Vnrnl n1 I4'-,i 1. A . ; cac i i; oeou'g Be, -.i .), Se i'-no j v'rt' Da ry j. D'ugs 1, e.HOe v-,f. n 0, Pr! Cn a. BeWt; P( .'.r P ,( , y)d i. H 4 1 ' e f S ri 1 efl t rw f.. t-yil Vert t 8yr.rt 7,l-i6!-U2- L ' at Bwn H gh game. Pa 'er 3?9, A ait I To. Ing t.u rr t- jh vmM. 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