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PORTLAND/OBSERV ER Thursdai May 13, 1971
arts
1 bow ling ! Bowling
with
Marion Ladewig
Does your ball make almost
as much noise when It hits the
lane as It does when lth lts th e
pin? If so you are robbing
yourself of strikes and pro
bably leaving an unnecessary
number of splits. Set the ball
down gently from a low angle
and remember to keep your
kee bent sharply (Illu stra tio n )
Rose C ity Cab, are forced
to
hang tough F riday night in Adam
4 Eves league Interstates lanes
In f in a 1 night a c t io nF riday,
night, the Cab K eglesw lll try
and protect th e ir half game lead
to take it a ll.
Top K e g le r o f f th e week
K e g le r e t t e , A lz e n a , De
Deleveaux 203game535 Series.
Baseball
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
thru Monday
Division
Northern
W
L Pet GB
....15 15 300 —
1/2
BEAVERS... ...J5 16 484
1
E ugene........ ...J5 17 469
Spokane....... J3 16 448 1 1/2
Division
Southern
W L Pet GB
—
Hawaii...........
1
Phoenix........
1
Tucson......... ..J7 15 531
3
Salt Lake C ity .13 15 464
P r e p B a s e b a ll
IS YOUR DELIVERY SMOOTH?
To achieve a smooth starting
approach, you must push
the
ball away from you while taking
the firs t step. In the four-step
delivery, this step is with
the
right foot (illustration).Fem ale
bowlers shouldn’ t hesitate to
follow this procedure fo r it sets
up the freely moving motion so
necessary
f o r a balanced
approach. The arms should be
almost at full length at the end
of the pushaway.
THE DELIVERY FROM START
TO FINISH— it ’ s all outlined fo r
you In the illustrated booklet,
” Planning, Tim ing
arid
C orrecting
Your D elivery, ”
w ritten by DonCarter
and
Marion Ladewig expressly fo r
readers of this column. To get
a copy, send 20^ and a stamped
self - addressed envelope toDon
C arter and Marion Ladewig, c/o
The Portland Observer.
As a senior on a team
that battled to the National
Invitation Tournament with
a 19-7 record, Smith aver
aged 22.7 points a game to
lead his club In scoring and
set an a ll-tim e single-season
rebound record with 368.
Top Keglers
Barnett Real E state. Scores a 2-
1 win over JockevCIub, to win
2nd ha 1 f in Northwest Invitati
onal league at Jantzen Beach
lanes. \ earn Eastland was top
scorer with a 545 series.Now on
to Valley lanes for the big test.
The top twenty teams cashing.
The fir s t place team In ro ll off
receives a $1000.00 bonus.
Be ''G e n t le
trail
blazer/
porticine)
Portland League
Standing
2nd
round
Final
Western Division
W L Pet GB
—
Benson ............ A 3 677
—
W ilson.............. 6 3 667
1
4 556
Jackson...........A
I
4 556
Roosevelt.......A
3
6 333
W ashington....J
4
7 222
Lincoln...........2
5
8 111
Jefferson........ J
Eastern
Division
W
Madison......... .........8
Cleveland.......
Grant.............
F ra n k lin ........ ....... A
Adams............
M a rsh a ll................ A
L Pet GB
1 889 —
3 667 2
3 667 2
4 556 3
6 333 5
6 333 5
“ MO CHAROL
FOR MEWS
ITE M S "
He also scored 47 points
In one game against Lafayette
to break the school’ s a ll-
tim e single-game high of 46
scored by Dave Bing, now a
firs t A ll Star with the L'étroit
Pistons.
Coach Holland lovkL
The Portland T ra il Blazers
have their firs t seven-footer
under contact.
B ill Smith, third-round
draft choice from Syracuse,
has signed a m ulti-year pact
and w ill report to rookie
camp In June.
Smith’ s height surprised
even T ra il Blazers’ officials
who believed he was 6-11 when
they drafted him. Measured
In Portland by tra in e r Leo
M arty, Smith proved to be
sev n feet and one-quarter
Inch without stockings and
7-1 In tennis shoes.
The T ran Blazers now
have signed four of their
fir s t five draft cholces---
Sldney
W ic k s of UCLA,
Charles Yelverton o f Fordham
L a rry Steele of Kentucky and
Smith.
Smith’ s career total of
1,451 points Is the second
highest in Syracuse history
and his 903 rebounds also
place him no. 2 on the school
a ll tim e lis t.
Smith average.! 19 points
a game as a sophomore and
20.2 a game as a Junior.
And his shooting was pheno
menal all three seasons at
Syracuse.
From the field, Smith shot
.576 as a sophomore, .604
as a Junior and .606 as a senior
to rank among the top five In
the nation over the three-year
period.
As a senior. Smith led his
team In rebounding In22of26
games.
Smith Is expected to play
at about 230 o r 235 pounds
and now Is Involved In a weight
training program prescribed
by
Blazer tra in e r Marty.
Smith, Incidentally, played
with Syracuse last season a-
galnst Fordham and Yelverton
the T ra il Blazers’ No. 2 draft
choice, and poured In 36 points
to lead all scorers.
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Mays Watches
Aaron
ATLANTA—
Wouldn’ t you know It: The
night Hank Aaron hits his 60<Xh
home run, he’ s up-staged by
W illie Mays.
Hammerin’ Hank became
the third man In baseball his
to ry to reach that plateau- the
others are BabeRuth(714)and
oi course, Mays(633)- When
he smashed a two-run homer
high off the left field wall In
the third Inning Tuesday night.
So what does wonderous
W illie do? The Giants out
fie ld e r, who w ill be 40 years
old in Just six more days,
drives In the winning run In
th e 10th Inning
with his
fourth hit of the game to
give San Francisco 4 6-5
victo ry over the Atlanta Bra
ves.
'•They are both great play
e r,” said Charlie Fox. “ They
both give the fans t h e i r
money’ s worth everytime out.
Oddly enough the only per
son In Atlanta Stadium who
didn’ t appear excited about
Aaron’ s 600th homer was
Aaron himself.
HOME GAMES
BEAVERS
ES
“ I really didn’ t think any
thing about It,” Aaron claim
ed. “ The last tim e I can
remember any com motion a-
bout oneofmy home runs was
when I hit my 500th- and that
seems like It was only yester
day.”
Well, not quite. Aaron, now
37 years old and In his 18th
major league season, hit no.
500 here on July 14, 1968 -
and that’ s nearly three years
ago.
No. 600 came o ff Gaylord
P erry and that’ s a feat In
Itse lf since Aaron hadn’ t hit
a homer off the Giants p it
cher since July 16, 1964,
nearly
seven years ago.
“ That doesn’t surprise me.
said Aaron. "H e ’ s. tough.
He’ s as good a pitcher as
there Is in the league. I
Im a g in e a lot of guys
haven’ t hit one off him In 10
years.”
Hank Aaron re a c h e d a
couple of other milestones
Tuesday night. His flrs t-ln n -
lng double tied him, al 542,
with Harry Hellmann fo r 8th
place on the a ll-tim e major
league lis t and the two runs
he scored tied him , at 1,817
for eight place with Eddie
Colllngs.
Also, his three runs batted
In leave him only two shy of
tying Mel Ott for sixth place
In that department at 1,860.
Despite being bothered by
shoulder Injury he sustained
couple of weeks ago while
sliding home, W illie Mays
had a run-scoring double
and then, alter poping o u t,
had three straight singles to
raise his average to .332.
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T h e Portland Traffic Safety
va l at Euskegee, Alalwuna to
Commission says before start
build what Is now the w orld-
ing out on your vacation trip
famous Tdiskegee Institute.
SIDNEY WICKS
this summer have your car
Frederick Douglass appoint
Trouble In Store
safety cheeked. Make s u r e the
ed Recorder of .»eedsfor Dis
tire s, lights, steering system
A ll
of P o r C til x . l is tr ic t of Columbia.
and brakeswill stand up under N o rn West vre laok'.ig fo r
ward this year to the T . t l l
summer driving strain.
Blazers to have a champion
Here’ s a vacationdriving t ip
from the Portland T ra ffic Safety ship team l>ecauseihe Blazers
Blache Kelso Bruce appoint
»»ro v ile to s lg i f o . r o ' the ed Register of treasury by
Commission:
top draft choices. They are President Garfield.
P la n safety rests into your
Sidney
Wicks of
UCLA,
I ennessee kicked off modern
vacation driving schedule this Charles Yelverton of Fordham
summer. A tired d rive r, fight L a rry Steel of Kentucky and segregxtlon movement with Jim
ing to stay awake and grind out Smith of Syracuse.
Crow railroad car law. Florida
a few more miles on a trip , is
follower] in 1887, Mississippi
asking fo r trouble.
texas, 1889; Eoutslana,
Sidney WickS should mean 1888;
Alabama,
Kentucky,
trouble In store fo r all other 1890;
I f you’ re piannmg to haul a NBA teams. Sidney Wicks Arkansa, Georgia 1891; South
tra ile r or camner on
your Is the dream of every NBA Carolina, 1898; N orthC arolina,
vacation this summer, make Team.
1899; Virginia 1900; Maryland,
We suggest you purchase 1904; Oklahoma, 1907.
sure you re-adjust the head
lights AFTER loading up. The your season ticket early.
Right o il I I
P o r t la n d T r a f f i c S a fe ty
Commission says extra weight
on back of your car can tilt your
headlights up, blinding oncom
ing tra ffic .
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enthusiast, has Joined the
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scheduled to participate.
The popolar ex-champ,
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Iawls believe* sarh a worthy
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