Tht OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning, July 1, 1315
SECTION I-PAGE FIVE
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eone, Achiu, Dusette, Kiser. Lipscomb. Ackles Signed '
snssj snOBO '
ers Set for rraory Mat-Bond 'Royal'
Grappl
The who's to bash with who la
both the auction and tho action
during Tuesday night's 7th War
Loan raaalin' battle royal .at the
armory baa been announced by
Matchmaker Elton Owen. mak
tar complete the gala frappUnr
bee, recognized aa the game's
Upatost eustemer-pleaoer.
Antone "Ape" Leone. Walt
"TV Sneeie Achlu, Jack "Pin
up Bey" Kiser. Kenny "AUu"
Ackles, Jack "Bash Em" Lip.
acomb and Georges . "Mancles"
Dnsette form the sextet te vie
for the chips, and all hare dis
played In put matches here rea
sons enough to make tho Tues
day party n lively eating from
start te finish, new the ether
fire, gladiators are . expected te
greet roundly un liked Mr. Leone
at the entset should be worth
the price of a war bend In Itself.
The "royals" often prodnce a
"legal" means by which the
crunchers put such rente as Mr.
L. la his place.
WALT ACHIU
He's In 'royal toe
, Admission 'Tuesday night can
be had via the usual route or
vli the purchase of a bond, A
Investment gains a I general
admission seat and a Wt par
chase grabs off a ringside. An
official 7th war loan booth will
be In action before and during
the brawls, and some fortunate
faa will take home as top prise
of the evening a large turkey
donated by the Owen turkey
farms. Five other fortunates will
be awarded other prises! also.
Ridden will "buy' each trap
pier before the shindig' starts
and will pay the purchase price
Unofficial sellers for bonds. The
all-in-together melee then starts
and the ultimate winner gains
th tnrkey for his sponsor. The
Fop-
Favored Thumbs Bp Cops Santa Aniia
Nosed by S
Bevos, Liska
acs
In 54 Game
Submariner Falls "
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COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS -
W L Petl ,-;W L Pet
Portland M 33 .607Scmnto 44 4S .480
Seattle - 41 40 .545 San Diego 44 4S .478
Sn. Fran. 4S 41 .533 La. AngU. 41 48 .441
Oakland 45 49 JOCHollywdv 81 55 -MS
Last night'-' remits: At Sacramento
5. Portland 4; At San Eneo 1. Seattle
1: At San Francisco 4, Los. Angeles 1;
At Hollywood I. Oakland 4.
other five sponsors '' will be , a-
warded special prises also.
ular Ivan Jones will; referee the
party.'. ' - ' .'
0SP-'rey
s Battle (Dascad e f 9'
Field Game Today
Warden George Alexander's Oregon State Penientiary Greys, up andj coming fast. in recent games,
make their 1945 "road" debut today at Geo. F. Waters field when they tackle the strong Gifistina
Reds of the Cascade league in. a 2 p.! m. game. The tilt between' the two annual rivals is expected
i to be ; a closely-fought struggle
with- the edge, if any, going to the
Eugene visitors by virtue of their
stellar pitching staff. j -
Coach Ed Brauner's Reds can
handj starting hillock cl lores to
Lef ty' Bob Cayiness, a profession
al server following hia tenure
with! the U of Oregon,! j or Del
Smith, big righthander who was
a member of the Webfoot hoop
team: last wjnter. Backing either
up are such recognizable i players
as Barney Koch, second-sacker
with Brooklyn's Dodgers last sea
son; jAUie Cooper, leading i hitter
in the Cascade circuit j a year
ago; Bob Hamilton and Loil Kot-
nik, two more Webfoot basketeers
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Crunch customers who want a real surprise be on your toes
Tuesday night during the Capital Post No. 9 gigantic at Marion
square. And surprise you'll get when state barrister-golfer-sports
enthusiast and general all-around committeeman RexTCimmel springs
one of his guests for, -of all things, an extemporaneous political
speech. The guest' is none other than rasslin' meanie Antone
"Ape" Leone who, while performing ! in ' his tights, impresses as
one who gives strictly with the "X" when writing bis name . . .
The bone-bending band is a brainy pack for the most part, and
'tis said Mr. Leone belongs in one of rthe front seats despite the
impressions he gives when loosing
mayhem in the battle pits. The
guy once told us his lot was to
be cast in politics when his tights
wore out, and Tuesday night he
intends broadcasting reasons why
, ... As forf Committeeman Kini
rm'ell, he hai a habit of uncover
ving the surprising and unorthodox,
Iwhich probably add, up to his
success as an organizer . . , But
don't say! you weren't warned if
meanie -Leone wows you with his
' political pabble . . . State-Junior
Legion faeebaU Chairman Vic'
Brown informs the annual state
tourney will again be a Portland
show on August 3-4-5, with the
Portland , Post No. 1 putting on
the party. Besiver Generalissimo
Bill Klepper has tossed in the ' REX KTMMELL
Vaughn street bark for free,: a swelegant gesture, and the Portland
post will take !all financial loss, if any," on the whiskers. Bedding
and watering, down four kid ball teams for three days could amount
to something at: that, ... Is ODT serious ,re its taboo on such
as exhibition baseball games1 other' than pn regular routes traversed
bv teams? Same ODT refused permisaion for a Detroit vs. Pitts-
and
SACRAMENTO, June v SO-VP)-Sacramento
pulled up to' within
one game of - the league-leading
Portland Beavers in their Coast
league series .' here tonight by
nosing out a 5-4 victory over the
visitors. The Sacs had to choke
off a ninth inning rally! to cop
their second win in five Starts
with the Portlanders.
Ad Liska, Beaver submariner,'
was the loser. He was seeking hia
eleventh win of the season but
got loss number seven instead.
Sac Pitcher Joe "Wood,! jr.
fanned Frank Luchessi in the
ninth with the bases loaded after
two runs were already in to win
the game.
The five-game Beaver lead was
unharmed as Seattle lost also.
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SACRAMENTO, June 0.-JP)-
Night game:
Portland 100 000 1024 1 0
Sacmto. 013 000 Olx 5 10 1
! Liska, Fredemeyer j(8) ! and
Souza: Ward and Marcucci.
Fortune
Lucchesi,
Nunes, Sb
Baron, lb -
Oemaree. rt
English, Sb
Harris, It
O'Neil, m
Souza, e
Liska, p
Helser, x
Federmyer. p
Stone, a .
Gullic, XX
Owen, xxx
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Sacramento
Don Dibble. Idaho lad who Mooty,
played - in Oregon's All-Ameri- Total
can game recently. Together they
form!
in second nlar in ' th ' fnvaH 1 White, cf
derby- A , s- M f Zipay. lb ..
The OSP nine will field a vet- Landrum. 3b
imia. ; i Mireucuu. C
emu uuun cununouig a numoer McElreath, If
rof the "lettermen" - who pleased Calvey. ss
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V-8s vs. Eagles Tops Jr. Ball Menu Today
1
Salem's Janlor baseball
. leaguers wade Into fifth rosutd
games today en the Leslie and
West Salesa fronts, and looming
as No. 1 tmaale of tho slay la the
YaUey Motors vw Eagles Lodge
National league skirmish at
LeaUe,f 4 p. as. Cooh Boh
Sehwarts' V-Sa, an outfit with
sound pitching, resides atop the
standings iwtth three straight
wins and no looses. . Ralph
Caleys , Eales at hard-hHtlng
band, are In aeeond plaeo with
two wins and one loss. '
The first Leslie caaae at X p.nu
sends the Kedwood Narsertes
against Shrock's Motors U an
Aoaerican; division scramble for
first division boners. Beth
teams have west and lost a game
In two tries, j. ' .
, vTeat Saieni tUU see the win
less Blue Lake Cannera tackle'
the Fnmland nine in the S pjn.
opener and the Salens Pottee go
agafaut Cnriey'a Dairymen .; at
four o'clock. Fnnland has won
one x end lost two, the Police
have been set down ' throe
straight jUaaea and the Curly's
elan has won one and lost one;
Sehwarts will donbttoosly
start his aee Bob GUbert en the
mound for the V-ls and Caley
will probably eoenter with
.either Busby tr Coarsey. alal-
edna Ketd ; Is the probable
starter far Bill Phillips led
weeds and Mike Glen will like,
ly got the eaU for the Shrock's.
Tiny Ralph ! "Chink- , Blakely
eonld .be j Del Campbell's cholee
forj Fanland and Henry Miller
of Bine Lake could counter with
BiQ Fasnachf or BUI Strode.
JBob Funk mltht be Carl Charl
ton's starter for the Police and
hia son. (Bob Chariton. Is, to
open for (the Curly's elan.
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Waters park, customers in games
a year ago. 'Big Bill Williamson
the catcher, Floyd "Blackie" Ward
the : pitcher-first baseman, John
ny Hoffert, Rufe Jackson, Lloyd
Johnson, Don Bailey, Jimmy Ma-
! son,; et aL team to give the
OSPi a hard-hitting crew. Ward
or Frank - Vissotski, a
Wood, p .
AB R H O A
.4 11 4 S
3 1 1 10
4 0 0 3 1
...4 0 0 13 0
4 3 3.0 1
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4 o e l o
3 0 1 X 1
...J 110 1
ToUta ... B ! 10 37 14
x Batted for Liska In eighth,
xx Batted for Souza in ninth.
xxx Batted for Federmeyer in ninth.
a Ran for Demaice in ninth,
zz Ran for Gullic in ninth, j
Portland .
Sacramento ,.
. 100 000 1034
013 000 Olx 9
Curve-
Error Land ram. Runs batted in
English 3, Marcucci X, Mandisn. Zipay.
Givan, Rucker
PNGACijk,ps
CP)-Harry Givan of Seattle de
feated Ken Black of Vancouver!
BC, four and three ; lh a 36-hole
game to -win the Pacific North
west Golf association 44th an
nual tourney here today.
In the women's division Betty
Jean! Rucker of Spokane took
Mrs.. Rena O'Callaghan of Van
cpuver five and foiir j in the 36
hole, final. .! . '"
SteUa Walsh
Loses Titles
' HARRISBURG, Pn.,1 June 30.-(in-Alice
Coachman of Tuskegee
InsUtute ended Stella Walsh's
dominance of feminine track today
in the women's national AAU
championships. '
The Alabama Negro girl
feated her Cleveland rival
three feet in the 100" -meter, dash,
chalked up her seventh straight
victory in the running broad jump
and came within onej-tenth second
of equalling the world's record of
6.4 seconds in winning the 50-
meter dash. I !
The two battled for) supremacy
under a scorching 95-degree sun
with individual glory! depending
on victory, in the century event.
Here the Dixie sprinter led the
34-year-old Clevelandfr all the
way, ; her triumph clinching the
team trophy for Tuskegee,
de-
bailer, Will Lkely get the mound I Landrum. Two-base hits -4 Marcucci.
i call. IThe Drobable lineuDs: : 1 Wood. Three-base bit Landrum. Home
II " " 1 M.M . l.-L. Mi U, J U.
I Ull bU)UMl. OKI UlbW n VW1, -
ris. Doable play Zipay. unassisted,
I Wood to Calvey to Zipay, Barton to
o'Neu to Barton. Lett on oases wet
land S. Sacramento 5. Bases on ball
Uika 1. Wood 9. Earned runs-Liska
4. Tedermeyer 1. Wood 1 Strikeouts
Liska X. Wood 4. Hit off Liska S in T.
I Winning pitcher Liska. Umpires
rtoraai and PoweU. Time 1 :41.
burgh exhibishj at the smoky city last
regular route , to Pittsburgh! ODT
eek because of a 62-mile
RXDS
Koch. 3b
Dunn 3k
Cooper, lb
Kotnik. rt
Cs vines, cf .
Dibble. If
Hamilton, ss
Mo tor. e
Smith; p
NeW Phil Boss
Plans f&team
PHItADELPHIA, June 30-V
Ban Chapman, taking over the
managerial reinsi of the last-place
Philadelphia phillies, said today
he plans to ."steam up" the club.
The colorful former major league
outfielder and areeeatly turned
pitcher succeeded pudy Fred
ntzsimmona who handed his
resignation -yesterday to General
Manager- Herb Pertnock
The new Phils' pilot conferred
with Pennock before today's game
with the Cineioxmtt Reds and an
nounced he would retain1 Chuck
Klein and. Mervin Shea as
coaches. Chapman also outlined
some other plana. He said Rene
Montecgudo, the Cuban outfielder
who used "to pitch' for the Wash
ington Senators, will join the
mound Matt ,
The Payoff: liuttan
Pay to Get In!
The baseball situation in the
village hit some sort of a peak
the other evening during the Sa
lem-Sihrerton Legion tattle at
Waters Oliver Huston, for 17
years major domo of Legion ball
in the town, had to pay to get
In the parkl The real laugh comes
when yeu realize Mr. H. waa nicr
ed for the four-bits in the seventh
Inning! Same Mr. H. doesnt mind,
however. He feels he we indeed
fortunate to get in at any price
after recenti Junior ball league
developments! . . . He had com-
nanvat the cate. too. Dr. Rusk-
Blatchford, whose dentistry and
baseball scorekeeping are known
for miles (around, (he was scorer
for the game) had to shell . out
four-bit to get in, also, and were
it not for the strenuous vocal re
sistance tossed; up by Don Hen-
drie. merely i one of the umpires,
he would haiv-e had to-di down
too! No, the local Legion post
,. was not sellhiff or taking the tick
ets iV'relinquishea that rlt Jn
return for using the park . v
Speaking cf "melluva hesnf3,wi I
) Somebody is getting the razor
rtnx -in y.ia awn f o-t in the
deviation from! the Tigers
serious, all right ...
Village Just as Bad Off as It Ever Was
Bad news dept: All those pretty plarisjwhich called for Oiingers
run-down pasture to feel the plow this summer
for the long overdue athletic plant
have apparently gone the .way ol
all others to pot. Latest dope
on the Olinger eyesore (lust take
a look next time you pass -by)
holds that it's i okeh the way it
is for the time being no plowing.
Phooey! It's a disgrace to the
city. And to think the-Viking
footballers must risk their necks
practicing . on its reckolid sur
face next fall. Somebody oughta
be asked how come, for there's
a. la w against being brutal to 'teen
aged kids even in football -season.
Between the ultra -poor Olinxer
layout of the present, the total
disgrace at Willamette and the
two woeful excuses for "hew"
playgrounds at Capitola and Les
hA the 'town's in as much "mel
luva hesa" as "it ever was. The
ugly situation at Water, park
doesn't help things either.
They say tho day -of deliverance
- is-cominc, but day by day we're
wondering more and more if well
live long enough- to aee.it. Right
now ifs two-to-one we don't
' -..GREYS ' I
L. Johnson, ss
Mason, 2b
Bailey, 3b i
Williamson, e
Hoffert. cf i
, Ward, p or lb
' Jackson, rt -;
Brown.. If
! Viaaotskl, p
Breuntr. of
Mathews Takes
in - making way it -; I : i. ' : i
L&L Position
Portland Pooches Pay
Off Huge Daily Double
PORTLAND, Ore., Jane 3r-(P)-riTe
holders of dally. dou
ble aelootUns at the Mnttnwtnsh
Keanel ciob gooes tonight drew
$1353 en their 13 wafers. The
PORTLAND. June 30-tfVRoh ftln w
well- ( In ones wumtbts Hnawn aai-
cnael paytea; S36.M tn the see-
end race and Cherokee Ben
Bey paying S2I Jf- in the! third.
Baxter Out Front
Sweepstakes Meet
Carding a four-overj par 76 and
using 10 nandicap stroK.es, jrioya
Baxter Jumped into the . lead ' of
the 18 hole Weekend Sweepstakes
tournament -at Salem golf course,
He has a-S8-4 78.
Leo Estey, with a 74-4 70 and
Bill Schaefer with a 78-8 70 dead
locked for second place in the
field of 21. The meet will end
with today's play. ' i -
ert L. (Matty) Mathews,
known northwest coach, has been
appointed wartime director of
physical education at Lewis and
Clara college. President Morgan
Odelt announced today, Mathews
will also serve as coach of basket
bail nd baseball teams if male
enrollment increases.
Hej
team
sionat
Padres 7 Seattle '3
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SAN DIEGO, June 30iP-an
High Shine Winner
CHICAGO, June S0U()-The
flashy undefeated bay ; colt. High
Shine, owned" by Warren Wright
of Chicago, won the $15,000 add
ed Hyde Park stakes for juveniles
at the Arlington meet today by
three and a half lengths over In
roc, an outsider in a field of 1L
ment increase. . j D ZrJ"? -i Amrtfirrin Loomio
recently coached a Portland P it two in a row over imOnCOIl laOaqUO
in? t&e American profea- f""fcU' 4v
football league.; nieri, 7-S, in a Pacific Coast league
SATUKBAT BCSULTS:
Loop
ens
game. The win gave the fadros
a 3-2 edge-in the current; series.
Seattle SOS 10S I 7 t
Smn Dm . .. 14 000 'Mk I IS 4
RlHott. Garaentsr t. Qrphal (1) and
Ttnley; Trand anO BaUinaor. s
National Loaauo
The- first -annual dij , play I ! 1 . .
vmiTwf mrwimA K.- i SATUBXAT KKSCLTS: 1 -
t...,..,, tot aa 1,1
I tf t I . . . fliniini.n -I fk ' I
omu wegue, leawnng teams irom arookiyn SIC SSaS14
Sewu ana Lopi: prune, seats IS).
Henoas (. Kina inniit PeMocb
St Louis . 9i Jeo oae 4 t
sston ees eat oa s n l
Ciod. Docktas (11 and Kiee; Fyio,
. 000 O00S1S 1
Or)
Monday
I PbitedelDbia
Datraat . Du SUB WWW
Newsom. Berry (S and Heoar; aoaei
ler. Newhouser (S) ana swirt.
Waohteston 100 010 001 S S
PlMtUaa . . OOS OSO OOO O - 4
Nineimar- and rerreu: wom, oa-
eaon (Si one Mayas. -
Wsnbington w00 SS4 OSO 7 It
Cleveland SOS SOS 0011 4
Haetner and Svaaa; hmsjo, Boary
IILfahMM (St anavnays.
Mew Vortt iOO OOO OOS 1 T
Chlcaso -i. OM Ola B3ac S la
Bonaom. cettei w ana aToora
Olmger, Leslie, Capitola and
Hollywood playgrounds; open the
first jhalf of its season Monday
with ICapitola playing South Sa
lem it the Leslie diamond.
Alt games of J the season, in
eluding the opener, will be- of
five Innings and all are sched
uled to start at 6 pjaJeach eve
Lake Country club course August ning, Bob Keuscher, Tommy Dry- if?
S-5. Prize money has been cut to j nan and Bob Metiger are coaches I -
$1500 from $2500 but year. - i for the teams.
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CaldweU and Tresh.
Boston
St. Louis
SOS 300 S t
-M0 10S x a 4
Tiev csJld. raln.1
Hausmann and Garbark; ; Potter and
OSP Backstop
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BILL VTn.TJ AMSON, veteran
Prison Greys backstop, will be
back ef the .leg today when the
Greys tackle the Cascade lea
gne's Gnlstina Reds In a I pjn.
game at Wafers, park. William
sen la one ef the top hitters on
the OSP nine also.
Dasobcill's
Play. C1k O
Holmes, Braves SS
Rosen. Dodgers JT
Cavarrotts. Cubs ....SO
Cucnuo. Whne Sox SS
Case, Senators -. S3
S4
AS B Pet
SSS 62 1M
290 51 3 J81
J24 4S SO XI
SOS Z SS .337
23S 33 73 .
311 SS OS J1J
Runs batted in: National lea cue
Obno, Dedcers, -ss; Molnws, Braves. S4:
Xlnott. Pirates. 4t: Walker. Dodcers.
4t. American leaaue Etten. Yankeea,
41: R. Jonnaon. Red Sox. 41: Stenbene,
S3. Home cuns: National
leagut Losnbardt. Gianta. 11: DiMag
rio. Pniluao. 12: ndam. Cardinals, 11.
Ajneiican iaague Stephens. Browns.
13: R. Johnson, Red Sox, S; Hayes, In
duns, 7.
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Segur
Handicap
Track Record
TieAB
citing
3rd Net Title
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EVANSTON, IU., June 30-(rV
Any element of doubt " about
Francisco (Pancho) Segura's
prowess . with a two-handed
swing was! erased once and for
all on the' courts at Northwest
ern university today when he won
his third straight national collegi
ate tennis; singles crown and I
then teamed, with Tom Burke of
Miami university to . take the
doubles title. -
Segura, the ' transplanted Ecua
dorian, breezed along in the final
round of the singles division of
the 6 1 s tj annual tournament to
beat U' Fijank Mehner from ,the
Army's West Point team, 6-2, 6-3,
6-3. Then he and Burke dumped
Lt. Mehner and Warren Drake,
also of West. Point, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3,
6-4 in the doubles finals.
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GI Net Team
Nips British
LONDON, June 30 -(A5)-With
Queen Mary among the 5000 spec
tators, the United 'States army
tennis team ' defeated the repre
sentatives of the British Empire
three matches to onein the-first
international contest on Wimble
don's famed courts since 1939
; Sgt. Bobby Harmon of Sah
Francisco Whipped Squadron
Leader Dan Maskell of London,
6-3, 2-6. 6-3, to send the U.S.
service men off the courts vic
torious.
Texas Sandman 2nd,
Cay Dalton Third j
' By Knss Newland
ARCADIA, CaUt, June StWr
Charging into the lead at the far
turn and resisting all efforts of
rivals in the stretch. Thumbs Up,
even money favorite, won the
1945 Santa Anita $100,000 added j
handicap over - a' mile and a
quarter today by approximately "
half a length. The time of 2:01-
15 equalled the track record set
by Seabiseuit in winning the 1940
renewal . of the country's richest -race.
j. : , i'... i
Texas Sandman, 12 to 1 shot,
ran second and Gay Dalton, the
Mexican champion, closed with,
a rush for third. Th winner paid
$4.00, $2.90 and $2.40. - Texas -Sandman
rewarded backers with '
$6.10 and $3.70 and Gay Dalton,
second choice of the bettors, re
turned $3.50. Triplicate took the
fourth position. y j
Longdea Boots Winner .
Johnnv i Lnnffden. 3S-voar-old '
riding veteran, rode Thumbs Up
masterfully. Holding the 6-year-old
bay son of Bleinheim II out i
of the Man O' War mare, Gas - -Bag,
Just off the pace, he moved
Into contention as the neld
rounded the far turn. T ;
Thumbs Up responded. ' like a
champion, coming up on thepacBT
setting Stronghold and Victory
Drive. . Texas Sandman made its ' f
move at the same time. Gay DaL-
ton, winner of Mexico City's larg- ,
est .stakes, also Jumped into ac
tion. As they hit the head of the
stretch, Thumbs Up had the race
under control,' easily noticeable
to the crowd, ' j-
BetUng Mark Notched ; 1 ;
The t shirt-sleeved crowd of
55,000, considerably under the
record throng of 76,649 last Mem-i
onal day, made up in dollars'
what It lacked in size The muvL
tuel handle of $791,837 set a new
bsm n.nu a . k aa nil as miiivi a as -bp
$776,408 went through the mach
ines . in this year's - Kentucky
derby. More than a third of the
amount was bet on Thumbs Up'
Navy Bomber Wins
SEATTLE,- June lHJf)-Un.
Irving Levine's Navy Bomber
took his second Longacres feature
of the, season today, romping
home four lengths to the good in
a mile and !a sixteenth gallop for
$820. Lady Listo was second and
Sardaia third: ,
Smith Beate Oaks
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HOLLYWOOD, June 30-ff)
Hollywood continued .its winning
ways tonight, taking Oakland 9-4,
for the second win in a row. Ron
nie Smith- was touched for nine
hits by the Oak but managed to
keep them well scattered. )
Chetkovich. t Lota (7) and Kearse;
saniui ana nui.
Nelson Nabs links Lead
crnoAGO. jut iHry-TU
4,M &len Victory natlon
al ssiasi j;olf tiernasoini revert
ed 4e-ecrint today an. the MWas
, ef the fairways. Byron Nelson,
ot Toledo, hopped hmto the fcalf-way.-
leaoV of the 72-holo -event
wtih a-aastering fweur suaiw-pej.
6 for a 26-hele arerate ef
The two asaensna:
setters. Defending
Harold (Jag) MeSooden, , ef
SajnforsL Ma, 4nsd ChieaVs Ky
' Laff eon, craeked ander the prea-
ef Lord Byron and failed
te better 76 fa the seoond lie
, MeSnodon naatehod Nelson's
tore-auuler-pai' 24 est the war
ent today, but eaane heane la St
while Lord Byron oUnaaned a
ether 24. That left Jug a stroke
behind at It hoioa with lit.
Laffoon, hrnJltneT -the-- ooimdo ef
Calemit Cotntry crab's ar It
lay -ent, had te battle a sudiea
wand storm on his fbnl nine a
took a 36 after opening with
the slay's best nine hole effort,
S3. ! .
Utah Open Set
SALT LAKE CITY, June StHJP)
The annual Utah open golf tour
nament will be played at the Salt
Hutch In as lit and afasl.
Chicago . oil 030 0001 f 1
York . 00S SOS oio S S 1
i Brickassu an4 UvingsSon; 'Xmmerich.
HarreU r). Bain (8) and Khitts.
CbinciiuurU 001 1 SOS IS 17 1
Philadelphia OSO 300 011 S 13 S
Heussw. Fox 14 and Unser. Rxldls
scnanz, Leon 14), Barret (7) and i
Dodgers, Tigers Post Wilis,
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By the Associated Press
Both the Brooklyn Dodgers and
the Detroit Tigers, got bach Sat
urday what they lest Friday in
respective majer league pennant
-races, the Dodgers : by -patting
on another ef their spectacular
late taaing attacks to slam !p
8eweU and Mttsbnrrh riratos,
S-5 and the Tigers by taming
back the . rhUadelphla Athletics
and Bob Neweoea, 4-L '
Brooklyn went, t-rre and a
half games in front of the Card
inals. who lot St Boston, 8-4.
The Tigers hiked their r-'.ta te
a'r i a-".I t-'t' - " ? ?.eir
Toi Yankees, -.who 1 t si Chi-
League Leads
field by poling his second bonier
ef the seasen ; with i two on In
I the ieighth. The - Chicago Cube
downed the . New York Giants,'
5-3, and the Cincinnati j Beds
spoiled Bea Chapman's debnt as
manager of the Phillies, 11-5, In
the ether National league games.
Veteran Earl Caldwell turned
back the Yanks for the Sex and
Ernie Bonham waa the , loser.
"The s Cleveland Indians ; went
down twice before the V ashing-
ton 'Senators, 3-4 - in ; the first
rasae as John NireeUng won his
second game of tie season, and
7-1 fci the "Tjticap as Hkley
KaeTnejvr"rled a foiir-lltier. Tfc
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JOHNSON
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'Also one fast Motor boat that
we will rent out to responsible
parties Sunday only;
NOTICE TO OUTDOAItD
j.JIOTOXl 0WNEI13
Test your motor free in our
ptw tub, two steps from your
tar at tr- saiern Bostnotise.
M .4
Ewell Ties Mark
In AAU Oval Try
NEW YORK, Juno 30f)-Pvt.
Barney Ewell, one-time Penn State
great, unfurled a pre-war sprint
at the National AAU track and
field championships and equalled
his own meet record In winning
the 100-meter dash in :10.S. I
It was the only record ap
proached at the annual meet nl
though virtually each raee . wag
close enough to pull the few apec-
tators at Randalls Island -stadium
out of their seats.
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AMESUCAM LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Oetreit . ST 4 407ICbieae.K S3 30 31
N. York & 29 JSJSt. Lwu SS-UXO
aoston . 23 37 .542 Clevelnd S6 SS .4t
Wshfta SI S9 JU PhiU. 0 40 13
Saturday results: At Detroit 4. u.
delphia 1; At Cleveland O-l, Waatring- 1
too 3-7; At Cnieaeo S, New York 1: At
St. Louis 3. Boston S (called In seventh.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Brkbm 44 S4 .S2Sittibr1i SS aa asa
St. Louis SS 37 J71jBoston SO 31 .493
N. York 3 SS -Mi CincnatU SS XI .47S
Chieaf o S3 27 Ml Phils. 17 1 J4S
Saturday rasult- At Kmnkh, a
Pittsburgh S; At Boston S. St. Louk 4;
At New York 3. Chlcafo a; At Phno
dolpbta S. Cincinnati 11.
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