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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem Oregon, Wednesday Morning, June 17 1143
Ginn Wins
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little Bobby Ginn of the University of Nebraska won the mile run In
4:11.1 at the NCAA track championship In Lincoln, Neb., on a lance
that broke the tape and sent him sprawlinr. Second was Leroy
Weed (left) of the University of
Handicap Meet Enters
Quarterfinals; 15 Left
The first annual Salem Golf club's handicap tournament
is all set to swing into the quarterfinals this week, culminating
through next Sunday. Third round firing came to close last
Sunday on the club links and 15
till eligible Sunday night after
play. Another 15 were eliminated.
Hottest match of Sunday's
ron was the one between Don
Woodry and Bill Busick, who
battled 23 holes before Wood
ry defeated Busick 1 up.
Results of the other third-round
matches are as follows, the win
Tiers to compete against each oth
r in next Sunday's quarterfinals.
Don Younr defeated Robin
Day 1 up; Yern Stevenson de
feated Don Hendrle 1 up; "Doc"
Joseph defeated Harold Busick
3 and 2; John Heltzel defeated
Y. Earl 1 up; Bud Waterman de
feated Ken Potts 2 up; Keith
Hall defeated Elmore Hill 1 up;
Roy Hart defeated J. II. Thomp
son S and 2; Leo Espe defeated
Alley 1- up; Gibbons defeated
Ralph Curtis & and 4; Walt
f'line, Jr., defeated Coppock 2
and 1; "Doc" Bates defeated Al
IV I re 1 up; Pekar defeated Gus
tafson 1 up; .McCallister defeat
ed O. E. Thompson 2 and 1;
Bristol defeated Frank Lynch 1
- up.
Bill Lawrence
May Rejoin
Seattle Club
SEATTLE, June 16-(.)-Bill
Lawrence, generally considered
the best ballhawk ever to pull in
flies in a Seattle outfield, may re
join the Rainier lineup for emerg
ency duty.
Returning from a disastrous road
trip in the Coast league standings,
Manager Bill Skiff disclosed con
versations were underway with
the retired outfielder. Lawrence
quit baseball after last season to
take a county playfield post, but
he said Tuesday he would be will
ing to don his glove again if he
an obtain a leave of absence and
satisfactory arrangements can be
made.
Another bit of news dropped
by Skiff Is that the Pittsburch
Pirates are interested in Short
atop Ned Stickle, the former
Sunnyslde boy who played for
Whitman college and Spokane
before breaking into the Rainier
lineup. Skiff said a Pittsburch
Martin Says He's a Dead Cinch for Prize
(Booby Style) in Mahoning Valley Open
By WHITNEY MARTIN
Wide World Sports Columnist
NEW YORK. June 16 We'd
like to enter the second annual
Mahoning Valley open golf tour
nament at Girard, Ohio, near
Youngstown. starting June 26.
We'd be a dead cinch to win one
of the prizes.
. peter M. Wellman, the energet
ic . gent who sponsors the event,
has watched with aching heart
the plight of guys who might have
won tournaments if . So he's de
cided to do something about It.
He's going to award a trophy to
the entrant the sports writers vote
as the most unlucky player.
- That's where we'd -come la,
right after the opening chorus.
We shoot 129 consistently, and
: It's Jut downright tough lack It
Isn't IS. We're been told It Isn't
bad luck but Just easy -lay play-
lag-, but yull always find be
? llttlers.
Anyway, If this hard luck tro
phy idea had a retroactive angle,
! the line of players waiting to col-
lect their prizes would reaih. from
here to there and back. We dont
know Just what particular Inci
dent prompted Mr. Wellman to do
something about these ,; luckless
Larry, but he could drop a fish
hook into Tany tournament and
come up with an adequate motive.
'. In act he'd get a fin exhibit
Mile Run
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Southern California.
trophy-bound contestants were
scout watched Stickle for sev
eral cames in the south. The
Rainiers skipper was willinc to
talk business if the Pirates could
provide a shortstop replacement
and help either on the mound
or in the outfield, but nothing
has developed on the possibility.
Priorities Clinic Set
PORTLAND, June 16-iP)-Fed
eral experts will conduct a pri
orities clinic here Friday for Ore
gon manufacturers, Columbia Em
pire Industries announced Tues
day. How They
STAft flD .
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Vancouvr 29 22 .569 SALEM 25 24 510
Tacoma 28 28 .537, Spokane 19 31.380
Tursday'i results:
At Vancouver 10, SALEM 7.
At Spokane 3, Tacoma 15.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet.
Brooklyn 38 IS .704 Chicago
St. Louis 33 20 .623 Pittsbrgh
Cincinnti 30 27 .526 Boston
N York 30 29 .508 Philadel
Tuesday'! results:
St. Louis 4, New York 3.
Cincinnati 5, Boston 0
Philadelphia 5. Pittsburgh 1,
. (Only games played.)
W L Pet.
2S 31 .483
27 31 .466
27 36 .429
17 41 .293
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Pet.
N York 42 14 .750 St. Louis 28 33.459
Boston 33 23 .589 Chicago 23 33 .411
Cleveland 31 28 .525 Philadel 25 38.397
Detroit 32 31 .508 Washngtn 22 36 .379
Tuesday's results:
Detroit 7-3, New York 6-5.
Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1. (Night
game.)
Boston 4. St. Louis 2. (Night game )
Cleveland-Washington (postponed.)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee 3-6, Indianapolis 2-3.
Louisville 5-5, Kansas City 4-2.
Toledo 5, Minneapolis 4.
St. Paul 2, Columbus 1.
COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet.
Sacramto 43 29 .597 Seattle
S Diego 43 31 .581 Oakland
Los Ang 40 29 .580 Holly wd
San Fran 33 34 .493 Portland
W L Pet.
34 38 .472
32 39 .451
34 42 .447
28 43 .377
Tueiaar s results:
At Portland-Sacramento postponed
doubleheader Friday.
At Seattle-San Diego series starts
tonight.
At Oakland 2. Hollywood 10.
At Lot Angeles 11, San Francisco S.
by going only as far back as the
recent PGA, in which Prexy Ed
Dudley bounced himself right out
of . the running by conking a spec
tator with a shot.
Our prise example would be
Kay Alnsley who took It strokes
on one hole In tbe 1138 nation
al open at Denrer. Bit ball
drifted with the current In a
creek and he still was slapping
at it as It neared the Gulf of
Mexico.
You just couldn't forget Sam
Snead's fat eight on the final hole
which cost him the national open
crown at Philadelphia about three
years ago, or Johnny Revolta six
putting a green in the Land of the
Sky open at Asheville. They say
someone made a diagram of the
course of the ball and the govern
ment used it as a blueprint to
build a battleship, non-slnkable at
that, just like the putt.
And bow about Byron Nelson
muffing a 12-inch putt la the
recent PGA and missing anoth
er short one in losing t Tie
Gbexxl la the 1841 finals. Or
practically any phase of Craig
Wood's career until 1141.
. Mr. Wellman, as a matter of
fact, could get plenty of Inspira
tion from his own 1941 Mahoning
tournament, when the waiting
room looked like the old profes
sor's grid coaches clinic after a
Red Sox Roar
To 9th in Row
Bop Brownies 4-2 in
Arc Contest; Loss
Is Seven Straight
ST. LOUIS, June 16.-P
Stretching their w-inning string to
nine straight, the Boston Red Sox
Tuesday night downed the falter
ing St. Louis Browns, 4 to 2. It
was the Browns seventh consec
utive defeat
Paclnr' the redhot Red Sox
was Lefty Judd, whose masterly
hurling fanned 19 Brownie hit
ters and kept them chained up
most of the evening
. Meantime, six Boston hits
Coupled with two wild pitches got
the Red Sox off to a flying start
Dom DiMaggio counted two of the
winners' runs, one in the first
inning after singling off Pitcher
Bob Muncriefs bare hand and
the other in the eighth after Alan
Strange booted his grounder.
The other two runs came
when Jim Tabor cracked a
home run in the second and
Bobby Doerr scampered home
on a walk, wild pitch and an
outfield out in the fourth.
Vern Stephens' pinch double in
the sixth led to the Brownies'
first run. It moved Strange to
third from where he scored on an
infield grounder. Two passes and
George McQuinn s double gave
the Browns their second and final
marker In the eighth.
Boston 110 100 010-4 6
St. Louis 000 001 010-2 1
Judd and Conroy; Muncrief,
Biscan (4), Caster (7) and Hoi
lir.gsworth.
Gooseberries Harvested
PROSPECT The gooseberry
crops of this district have all been
harvested, and strawberries are
well along now.
Will Receive Salvage
The Chemawa hall will be open
Wednesday afternoon to receive
all kinds of salvage, it is an
nounced.
Box Scores
Salem (7)
AB R H PO A
Granato, ss 5
Leininger, cf 4
Warren, If 5
1
1
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
0
0
1
6
1
1
3
B
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2
0
0
0
Johnson, 3b 5
Adams, c 3
Richards, lb ....5
O'Connell, rf 4
Cailteaux, 2b 4
Moore, p 3
xPetersen 1
Swope, p 0
Totals 39 7 IS 24
Vancouver (10)
Mallory, 3b 2 10 14
Mullen, 2b 4 112 4
Maddern, cf 5 0 0 3 0
Donovan, If 5 0 10 0
Wright, lb 3 2 1 12 0
Russo, rf 4 112 1
Ball, c 4 2 3 2 0
Kretchmar, ss ... 2 2 14 3
Jonas, p 4 12 12
Totals 33 10 10 27 14
x Batted for Moore in 8th.
By innings:
Salem 000 000 061- 7
Vancouver 215 100 10x-10
Runs responsible for Jonas, 6.
Struck out, 1. Base on balls, J.
Hits off Moore in 7 innings, 10;
runs scored 10; runs responsible
for 9; struck out, 3; base on balls,
4.
Off Swope in 1 inning. No hits,
no runs. Struck out none, base on
balls, none. Hit by pitcher Mal
lory (by Swope).
Wild pitches Moore, 2. Left on
bases Salem, 7; Vancouver, 8."
Home runs Mullen, Jonas,
Wright, Ball, Richards. Two-base
hits Leininger, Warren, Johnson.
Runs batted in Mullen, 2; Jo
nas, 8; Ball, 2; Wright, Warren,
2; Johnson, Richard's, S; Adams.
Sacrifice Mallory, Mullen.
Stolen bases Richards. Double
plays Jonas to Mallory to
Wright.
Time of game, 1:85. Umpire
Vallero and Stevenson.
particularly upsetting laturday
last fall
Jim Turnesa, for example,
was doing very well until a tee
shot came to rest on top of a
bottle at No. 17 of the final
round. He didn't break par on
that one. Just the bottle, and '
weuid bp with an t on the par
4 bole.
Johnny Bulla came. In with J81,
five strokes behind Clayton Heaf
ner'i first prize total. If the num
ber, nine hole had been omitted.
Bulla would ha Ye won hands
down. It's a SOO-yard ravine shot,
a par S, and every time Bulla
came to It he was just another
ditch digger.
The purse for the Mahoning
event totals $5fl00 but we'd let
Heafner and Nelson and Wood
and Ben Hogan and Lawion lit
tle and Jimmy Thomson and those
other big shots who will fie there
worry about that We'd goncen
trate en that hard luck trophy. If
anyone could beat us for that he'9
have to fan the ball more than
twice in a row.
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Chisox Edge
A's, 2 to 1
CHICAGO, June 16Hqp)-Orval
Grove, White Sox freshman right
hander, won a 2-1 hurlers' duel
from Bob Harris of the Philadel
phia Athletics before 9180 Tues
day night when Bob Kennedy
doubled to drive in Joe Kuhel,
who had walked, in the ninth in
ning. .
Grove, 22 year old May wood,
ML, right-hander, allowed eicht
hits in turning in his fourth vic
tory The Athletics' lone run
was scored in the first inning,
when Billy Knickerbocker don-
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President, Duke Talk
PORTLAND, Ore June ItHJP)
The Duke of Windsor, Britain's
former king,-conferred with Presi
dent Roosevelt for three hours
Monday and said they had talked
about "the world in general' but
had made no decision on anything.
bled and seorcd on Bob John
son's single.
The victory moved the Sox into
sixth place above the Athletics.
PhiladeL 100 000 000-1 8 1
Chicago . 001 000 001-2 6 1
R. Harris and Swift; Grove and
Tresh.
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horsemen at Suffolk Downs
ended their one-day strike Tues
day by submitting their demands
for a 20 per cent increase In mini
mum purses to the three-man
Massachusetts racing commission
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track's racing secretary and en
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day Bunker Hill day, a local holiday.
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Chicken Killer Caught
TJNIONVALE Skunks, which
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coops of this vicinity, have been
trapped. A large red hen in the
fattening pen at the Clarence
Fowler farm was one of the vic
tims and 19 young chickens at
the Walter Deibel farm.
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SUVER W. J. Kerr was sur
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Schaff er of Eugene called on him.
Kerr had worked for Schaffer as
a section hand SS years ago. His
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PORTLAND, Ore., June
O. D. Taylor, 29, was sentenced
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March 27 slaying of Floyd Dick
son, 25, following a quarrel ove
a woman. . ,
Also sentenced In circuit court
were the Wilson brothers, who
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jial attacks on two 17-year-old
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