10 The Statesman. Salem. Oregon, Wednesday. July 1. 1947
Spokes Mail Senators Wlh
EDouble Set back, 6-3 and 2L6-3L
" . . " Y .
Indians Lead,
Senators Slip
Townie Boot Chance
To Take Over Top Spot
SPOKANE, July 1 -4Atr
S(Kkane Indians roared buck in
to first place in the Western In
Ui national league tonight by
sweeping a long double header
from the Salem Senator, 6 to
3,. and 16 to 1 while Bremerton
dropped two to Vancouver, 14-7
and 4-2.
The second game went only six
and one hall innings as the mid
nicht curfew halted proceedings.
. The twin bill lasted five hours. '!
The nightcap was- one r,f Fer
ris field's wildest- Among olhcr
weird things, the Tribe scored
five times in the. first inning
w ithout "making a base hit, three
Spokane runners came home on
one pawned ball and Salem pitch
ers walked eleven men in the
first four frames.
Only the opener bore a resem
blance to professional basebVil ,a
bf B.b Costello hung up his 13th
victory of the campaign.
Chief Levi McCormack hit a
three-run homer and socked a
untie with two on to drive in
Tive of the six Spokane runs.
The twin loss was costly - for
Salem a it dropped the Senators
2fc same behind the leading In
dians and left them two games
behind M-cond-place Bremerton.
A double win for Salem would
have elevated that club into first
place. To make matters worse,
Vancouver's two wins left the
Caps only one game behind Salem
in fourth place. Victoria and Ta
coma split a twin bill and Taco
ma now- trails .the Solons by 14
tun and Victoria is two be
hind
" Yakima took a pair from We-
natchee to round out the night's
Play.
Salem (I) SpeBe (IS)
BHOA BHOA
Peterson 2 1 SKoenifJ 2 0 1 0
paetr.-2 3 2 3 l.Oorman.l 3 1 0
SuneO-I 3 0 0 1 Htcki.f 9X24
Moore.l 2 1 0 ichmes.m S 3 1 0
Kbk.p-r-3 110 0 CrmckJ 110 1
6ar,n.-2-3 3 0 3 1 MoresnJ 3 2 3 1
a.ebrj-r 3 14 0 Donnan.r 3 0 2 0
Kerrx 1 0 2 0 Buffi p.e 2 0 4 1
, Andnn.p 0 0 0 0 SpiUer.p 4 10 0
ttiason.p 2 0 0 li3NilU 112 0
Kmsl 2 12 0
.mvse.m 1 0 2 1
Beard.2 10 0 0
Davids. Trotters Vie
The Israelite House of David's bearded baseball beaaties and
the Harlem Globetrotters' negro sharpies, two of the top exhibition
club In the country every season, tonight Untie In their are till
at Waters park at 1:15 o'clock. Unlike many of these postwar barn
storming troupes, tonight's participants are indexed as authenti
cally two of the more capable as well as highly entertalnlnr units
to Jam crowds into ball parks. Last week the Davids played before
1,264 In Spokane and 2,000 more were turned away from that tilt.
The historic Davids are managed by the veteran "Doc" Tally
who new confines his activities to coaching third base and partici
pating with George (Andy) Anderson, another oldtlme Davldite
In the comical "pepper" game. Tally and Anderson have rounded
up a classy gang of players to take eare of the run-making. On the
other side. Mgr. Paul Hardy's Trotters, steeped in novelties and
lip as well as negro talent, present a team which sports an .800
plus winning percentage against all types of competition. The Da
vids themselves are over the .800 level.
Senator Business Manager George Emigh has announced that
regular prices will prevail for the game and glee.
('.Civ
Totals 26 3 11 7 Totals 29 1121 7
Silrm 000 010 0 1. 5 2
Spokane ,. S31 231 IS 11 1
Run batted in: Hickt. Schmeei 3.
Marian 2. Buff la p. SpiUer 2. Spaeter.
O'Neill To base bits: Spaeter. Three
bake hits; Hicks 2. scnmees. Morean.
McCormack. Stolen base: Morgan, Er
rtt: Kerr. Anderson, Schmeet. Left
tn b- : Salem S. Spokane 11. Baes
n balli: Andrrton 7. EliawSh S. Ku-
. biak 1. SpiUrr . Strikeouts: Ander
son 1. Spitrer S. Hit off; Anderson 2
fur S runt on Inning: EHasen 7 lor
t runs in ,' Inninun: Kubiak I for 1
run in 1 innmf. Wild pitch: Eliason.
r'assed bslls: Kerr. Ironing pitcher: An
derson. Umpire: Day. Slavleh. Sam
son and Lazor. Time; 2 JO. Attendance
sits.
flKST CAME
Salem ill Ssokaae )
BHOA' , BHOA
Peterson s 3 2 4 KoenifJ 3 12 1
paeter 3 4 2 2 4 Gormalf.l 4 18 0
NuneJ 3 10 0 Htcki.f 3 2 0 1
Moore .1 4 0 1 0 Schmes.m 3 2 2 0
Kob.akj 3 0 1 ftM Crmck.l 2 2 0 0
Earr jn 1 0 0 0 Morgan J 3 0 15
fkeber.l 3 0 0 0 Don nan x 3 12 0
Beard. c 3 16 2 Bufflap.c 3 2 6
iinovic.p 2 10 I Costello. p 2 0 0 1
riiaon.p 0 0 0 0 roisyth.p 0 0 01
Krug 1 1 0 0
Total 27 6 II 12 Totals 26 1121 I
Kalem 000 000 33 6 3
Spokane 000 231 11 1
Hun batted in : McCormack S. Gor
tr.an. Beard, Peterson. Spaeter. Two
tM- hits: Nunn. Errors: Nunea. Slno-
vic 2. Koenir. Home rant McCormack
Stolen bate: Peterson. Double plays
funovic to Peterson to Skeber; Peter'
son to Spaeter to Sktber 12): Morgan
to Gorman. Left on bases: saiem 7
Spokane S Base on balls: XTbttello 4
Sinovic 1. Eliason I. Strikeouts: C'ostel
In S. Sinovic J. Ilit: off Costello 6 for
3 runs In ', Innings: forsyth none for
nn. runs In , Innings: Sinovic S tor
runs In S innings; Eliason 2 for no runs
rn tnrt.ng. Hit by pitcher: by Sinovic
Hick. Liostng pitcher: Sinovic. Ura
pires: Slavich and Day. Time: 1 :S3.
Dust 'Out7 in Mot Rod,
'Cycle Racing Programs
One of the big bugaboos of past racing programs at Lone Oak
track, the fairgrounds, won't be present Friday and Saturday when
Capital Post No. 9 and Maestro Jimmy Ryan present their hot rod
and motorcycle races as parts of the huge 3-day "Fourth" celebration.
The dirt racing strip, recipient
of thousands of gallons of water
for previous meets but ttill too i
dusty, will this week be treated
with the new miracle chemical
calcium chloride, used by the ar
my air forces during the war to
temper dusty air field.
Tons of the harmless but effec
tive chemical will be spread ov
er the key points of the track in
time to have it in top shape for
the races.
The hot rods, many of thtm
the same buzz buggies which pro
vided the ' fireworks during the
Memorial Day program here, will
roll on Friday, starting with time
trials at 1 p. m. Regular racejt
will start at 2:30. On Saturday,
also starting at 1 p. m., the mo
torcycles make their inaugural
Salem appearance. Top pilots of
the northwest win man both the
roadsters and 'cycles ' and up
wards of two dozen machines
will go for the gold and glory
both days. -
The speed program fits in with
Capital Post's gala 3-day cele
bration booked for the city, and
is part of the "Fourth" entertain
ment including outdoor show.
beauty contest, dance, kids ra
res and carnival.
Junior Nines
Slate Action
Salem's Junior Baseball league.
Class A division, returns to action
tonight on two fronts. At dinger
the Valley Motor club goes alter
its first win against the Eagle
Lodgers. At Leslie the unbeaten
and defending champion Curly's
Dairy crew takes on Shrock s Mo
tors. It will be the debut game of
the season for the Motors.
On Thursday evening in the
Class B division Elfstrom's tries
West Salem at Olinger and the
Salem Sand and Gravels go up
against Four Corners at Leslie.
Although they do not play to
night the Mayflower Milkers .will
practice at five o clock on the
south end of Leslie field, accord
ing to Coach Walt Lebold.
L
Salemite hands
31 Ah. Salmon
What Is claimed to be the larg
est Chinook salmon ever taken
with sports tackle at Depoe Bay
was carted home to Salem Tues
day by Mrs. Evelyn Ilauptman.
43S S. 17th street. The finned
beauty weighed in at exactly 31
pounds. Mrs. Ilauptman, with the
aid of her brother, Jerry McKay
of Whittier. Califs took 15 min
utes to land the prize.
Ten anlmo acids are now re
garded as essential for nutrition of
rats but only eight for human be
mgs.
BEARDED SLUGGEX: This Is
third baseman Al Cos telle of the
House of David barnstorming
team which tonight tangles with
the Harlem Globetrotters negro
nine In an exhibition game at
Waters park, f:l$ o'clock. Cos
tello to one of the Davids' hard
hitters. The Davids and Trot
ters are two of the country's
top traveling baseball teasna.
'lUta
WI LEAGIIS
W L Pet. W T Pet.
Spokane 43 32 J73 Tacoma 3S 36 .520
Bremertn 43 33 .JA6, Victoria 40 3S .513
Salem 40 34 .341! Yakima 31 42 .425
Vancouvr 3S 34 .628 Wenachee 23 30 J33
Tuesday's results: At Bremerton 7-2.
Vancouver 14-4: at Victoria 11-10. Ta
coma 5-26; at Wenatchee 8-7. Yakima
S-15; at Spokane 6-16. Salem 3-1.
The town's topmost sports
topic again since their surge In
the direction of, the WlLs pen- g
ant march, the Senators were g
the other night the cause for g
julte an argument In one of the f
downtown suds parlors. The
question before the house: "Who
do you think ts the moot Im
proved player on the teas?"...
Wo haven't yet convinced all
the well organised orators, but
our ballot went for Shortstop
Bud Petersen, the oft-nsoody
but well equipped 22-year-old
rookie from Portland. Others
stood pal on Bill Beard. Lou
Kubiak. Mel Noises, et al. and
we offered no argument In eith
er ease. Our pick was for the
"moot Improved player, which
ts unquestionably Petersen. Jolt
a mediocre player trying for the
sbertpatch berth at Medford in
the spring. Pete has since proves!
be has a fine arm. can run and
can hit sufficiently for an In
fielder. He has been around In
the .280 level the past month.
As a fielder we'll match him
with Bremerton's Gedtlos. Spo
kane's Hicks or Tacoma's Miller
Just any time they'd like to step
alongside him. . . . Those are
our reasons. And we might also
add' that a couple of the big
league scouts who have been
Booing about the circuit the
past month have watched young
Mr. Peterson with other than a
easnal eye. ...
Mil
WBMmm
pmOed. . .
1
tonnisu hare played but
IS U1U la Waters pork to date,
aa against 41 games ( Wen they
eome Boom Friday) oo. the rood.
The IS adsUtiouu due the local
arrma raa snake a big differ
trace la Just where Salens wiQ
resile la the sUssilars daring
it snoorth. . . .
Speaking of hot prospects In
the loop. Tommy Bridges ad-
Bt D PETEESOV
salt ted during his brief vtsit to
town recently that he believed
Victoria Catcher Vie Maatro woo
"the finest young prospect I've
ever seen. Tommy watched
Mastro. a New York Yankee
farmhand, during two series...
Incidentally, when Bridges c
tive career lo the gam Is essd
ed he Intends remaining In baae
ball, perhaps aa a scout. ...
Good news: The w us-'eao-at-
Brookln though! no nsexa of
Bill Itoaauoaa this opetag U
he was seat coo tract railing
for aa Instiling fill per saooth
for playing with 8phaae. Itg.
taring he and wife still mast eat
three Unset a day even la the
Dodger ergaalsatiea. IUnauaka
alxed tike deal. The Seaators,
knowing the former Wood ham
er rauid be winner la the
WIU attempted to bay htm froar
lh Bruoha. The price? Uekey
4k Ca. wanted either Ute for
the pitcher or S2M and either
WaaoVU Meaner ar Kenny
Wyatt! LitUo wonder Rickey Is
dabbed a cagey baseball eiU
sea. . . . Ke local pitchers. Tail
Kod Province's deoat with Bak
ermflcld la the Cat-State too
waoaX are hope, ladkratloa o
has future la the game. Called
la aa reliefer. Kod walked the
first fear hatters ha faeed aad
The laot week StoOraasi
rortlaad aerie tooted lhe old
hoone week far ex-VtlLees. Tafca
a loakt llottywaad dial Cam
eron. Cart Cox. Al Uhke. tag
gee Ardtnaia. Al YaiUaa aad
llagh Orphaa. Partlaad . Geargo
Vara. tMrk Wraaer. Ilarrey
Storey. Rot IleWr. Vlaoa ta
Btast. nerm Reira. Da any Ls
eahar. rord MnUea, Lra RaUo
aad. toat lately. rraaUe Dace.
Icsrx. OnJy another ladicataoa.
aad a big aa. thai the oT IIU
ban taraad aad las share as haAV.
garner. ... lahr a arming to
the Sena ton far their Aaga4
exhlhtah with the aoread Part,
laadn: Mgr. Jtm Tamer haras
halUag pvaetice for yaa Beta
every night ao aa to be la top
' shape when Uane eaane to fare
the
Ta Argto Kriaatataer to a
rw to has letter as Uat waeh:
We think you wtll find the Sea.
6 tors ached ale eacTvct. air. If
yaa too at the oaa pe toted for
1X47. Tbe ease yoa
plslalag aver aa being
was printed for th 1M
a. a year aga. ... Kro
stattoa KOCO aad Al aetata
saay be aaahlt to bit the aar
laaea with th Sea tor broad
caste aa the Fourth It's aatto
a Job gestteg a new matte aa
m to perhbmg thrssj day baa
they hope in be ready to Vast
by th first al next week If they
eaal nana M by Friday. ...
COAST LEAGUE
WLPct. WLPrt.
Los Angls S3 40 .870 Portland 40 42 .488
Kan Fran 50 41 .840 Holly wod 44 48 .478
Oakland 47 42 .528 San Diego 41 4 .456
Sacrmnto 43 46 .495 Seattle 3t 50 .432
Tuasday'a results: At Hollywood 4.
Oakland 3: at Seattle . Portland ;
at San Francisco 1. Los Angeles t;
at Sacramento 4. San Diego 9.
All Americans
Survive, Open
HOYLAKE, England, July J(T)
Curly-haired Johnny Bulla, .an
Arizona golfer who pilots an air
plane for a living, shot-a scorch
ing 67 today and led an unbrok
en contingent of five Americans
into the finals of the British Op
en and the crown being given up
by Sam Snead. Bulla's total of
142 strokes was good for third
place.
Frank ' Stranahan, amateur.
Ohio, barged in with a 71 for
144 and fifth place. Other Amer
i cans' scores were Vic Shezzi,
79-72151; Robert Sweeny, Jr,
70-79149; and Staff Sgt. Charles
Jennings, 149.
Norman Van Nida, tiny Aus
tralian, led the way after tack
ing a 69 to his first round 70 for
a 139.
The two days of qualifying cut
the field to exactly 100 golfers for
the 72-hole championship which
begins tomorrow, morning.
r
Kneilsen Takes Mat Win
Bremerton ii 021 110 002 7 10 0
Vancouver 610 3l0 03 14 19 2
Lomn. Marshall Ti) and Volfti;
liedgecock and Stumpf.
Bremerton 020 000 0002 0 2
Vancouver .. 200 110 00 4 0
Kittle and Ronning; Snider and
Stumpf.
Tacoma 001 002 101 S 13 6
VKloria 101 000 12 11 9
Chctkovlch. Clough (8) and Clifford;
Prior. Blankenshlp (3) and Mastro.
Tacoma 0012 30003 S 26 22 3
Victoria ...... .20 2 1 00 21 210 15 4
Olson and Clifford: Woop, Collins
(3 1. Norbert ( and Mastro.
Yakima 301 220 19 14 2
Wenatchee 1.01 330 06 10 . 3
ward. Strait 13). Wailerstein S and
Phillips: Vivalda. Osborne (6) and Dai
ry m pie.
Vskima Ill 403 031-13 21 1
Wenatcriee 102 111 100 7 12 3
Simonds and Constantino; Rose, Con-
oon 19; ana winter.
RYDER CUP TALK
NEW YORK. July MiPr-Fred
Corcoran, promotion director of
the U. S. professional golf associa
tion, leaves' for Hoylake, England,
tonight by. air for a conference
with British PCA officials tomor
low regarding the Ryder cup
matches for 1948. The '47 matches
have been cancelled.
Baseball's
eie urn
Boudreau. Indians
Furillo. Dodgers
Walker. Phillies
Slaughter. Cards ..
Kell. Tigers .,
liMgio. Yankees
mini batted In
B Ab R H Prt
53 187 29 66 .352
...48 ISO 21 56 .ISO
64 234 34 SO .34
-.65 2.19 37 81 Xi
...63 237 20 SO .338
. 64 241 43 78 JJ24
National leaetie;
Marshall. Giants 67. American league
LnMagrto. Yankees 44; Johnson. Yan
kres 3; Williams, Red Sox 42.
Home runs National league
Wur. Giants 21; Klner. Pirates 17:
Marshall. Giants IT: -Cooper. -Giants
17. American league: Keller, Yankees
13: Williams. Red Sox 13; Cordon.
Toagh guy Stockey Kneilsen
waa all that and a little more
last aight daring the 8-man
elimination tournament at the
armory and came up with the
ultimate win and possession of
the perpetual trophy. The custo
mers were none too pleased with
the Tennesseean's snatch, for
they figured he didn't even be
long In the finals with Jack
(Tiger) Kiser. After Kiser had
decisioned Al Ssaas In the op
ening match, Steenko Kariinka
downed Lou Savoldl, Kneilsen
flattened Frenchy La Belle and
Tony Ross back-breakered Jack
Carter. In semifinals Kiser dyna-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Prt.
Boston 37 28 .569 Chicago 33 33 J00
Brooklyn 38 29 .567 Cincinnat 33 33 .483
New Yrk 33 27 .565 Phlladelp 28 40.412
5t. Louia 34 32 J1S Pittsburg 25 39 JS1
Tuesday s scores: At Pittsburch 1.
St. Louis 2: at New York 13. Boston
(called at the end of 7th. raini:
at Philadelphia S. Brooklyn 3. Only
games scneaulea.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L"Prt. W L Pet.
New Yrk 41 26 .612 Phlladelp 33 32 SOS
Boston 34 30 .531 ; Washingt 30 32 .484
Detroit 33 31 J16 Chicago 32 36 .471
CleveUn 29 2J 309 St. Louis 23 40 J6A
Tuesday's results: At St, Louis 3.
Cleveland 9; at Chicaa-o I. Detroit 2.
Only games tcheduled.
Beavers Stop
Seattle, 9-6
SEATTLE, July 1 -(")- Vic j
Ruschi weathered a five-run Se
attle outburst in the fifth frame !
hete tonight to hurl the Portland !
Beavers to a 9 to 6 win in the j
opener of the 8-game series.
Pertlaad Seattle I
BHOA BHOA
Ration S 3 4 1 tucker.m 3 19 0
Escobar.! 5 110 Triscola.r 3
ffenner.m 4 110 Vovikoff J 3
Storey J ft 2 I I Rocro.l 4
12 10 LavneJ 4
3 3 7 0 York 2 3
4 0 7 0 3 Nell. 4
I 2 4 S 4ueme.c
4 111 Ripple p
'ririiinp
! Johnson
'3ubel
3ese.p
Rek-h.r
illvers.e
Vlro.l
Mullen.2
Raschl.p
0 0
0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
4 0 0 2
lemsley.c 2 0 2 0
3uzaJ 2 0 10
Totals 40 14 27 8 ToUls 38 11 27 12
Batted for Sueme In 3th.
Ran for Johnson in 5th
440 loo ooo 9
001 050 0006
R H ER BB SO
6 II I S 7
4 3 4 3 0
4 3 4 3 0
18 13 6
A .a -- '
Wools Retain
Perfect Slate
CITY SOVTBALL LEAGl'K
Aaserlrao Natlooal
W L Pet. W 1. Pet
Rock W. 4 0 1.000 M. Bread 3 0 1 000
Mootry's 2 1 .667 Eagles 1 0 1 000
S. Navy 2 2 -500 Warners 1 1 Joo
KCs 1 2 .333 Pink EL I 1 HI
-Makers 0 4 .000 VFW 9 9 .000
mi ted Kariinka and Kneilsen
was handed Referee Bill Mar
ray's' decision after a parely wild
settoe with Rosa, much" of It
banged off outside the ring. The
clients wanted Tony aa winner,
but Murray, wha had a bad time
all nigh, lofted Knellsen's duke.
Almost beore the gathering
had a chance to protest Kiser
vaulted Into the ring and stormed
out aa Impromptu win aver
Kneilsen, drop-kicking him all
over the Joint Murray disal
lowed the fall and when the two
went at tt legitimately Knellsen's
beef and rough stuff were too
much for Jack.
Campbell's Rock Wool com
pleted the first round of play in
the American Softball league at
Leslie last night by thumping the
KCs 6 to 3 to retain the only un
blemished mark in the circuit. A
four run rally In the second frame
built around doubles by John
Hoffert and Phil Salstrom iced
the fray.
Warner Motors won the battle
of the eel la rites in the National
league, stopping the winless
VFW's 9 to 0.
Rock Wool 140 000 14 I 3
KCs 100 002 03 S
Portland
Seattle
Pitcher IP AB
Raschi 38
Ripple 3
Pearson j S
Besse ...... . 7, 30
Losing pitcher Ripple. Wild pitch
Raschi. Hit by pitcher Layrte by t
Rasctu. Errors Rerhl. Rorro. Rucker. 1
Left on bases Portland 12. Seattle 11.
Two base hits Escobar. Novikoff. Mul
len. Storey. Rocco. O'Neil. RaschL
Stolen bases Ratio Runs batted In
Storey 3. Reich, Mullen 3. Escobar. Sil
vers. Novikoff. Rorco. York. O Neil 2
Double plays York to O Nell to Rocco
Time- 2:48. Umpire Doran. Kotoer
and Borskl. Attendance 6445.
San Diego Ill 070 110-8 IT 1
Sacramento 010 030 OOO 4 S 2
Trelchel and Kerr; Freitas, Gonzales
(6) and Eltigersld.
Oakland 000 120 000 3 6 1
Hollywood 021 100 SO -4 I I
Buston. Speer (S) and Raimondi. Lll
lard IS); Ardizota and Cameron.
Loa Angeles 000 003 330 9 14 1
San rrancisco 0OO 008 0011 9 3
Chambers and Maline: Joyce. Mat
thew son (91 and Leonard.
LEADER: The largest reason why
the New Tork Yankee are cur
rently showing the way la the
American leagae race ts wrap
ped aa la the right aras of
Rookie Frank Rhea (above),
pitcher with Oakland ta the
Coast lea gave last seaaoa. Shea
has waa 19 games so far aad
was honored Taeoday by be lag
asmed to Use Aaserieaa leagae
all-star team.
World Champs Back In Race
Cards Win, Edge Close
To National Loop Top
By The Associated Press
Move over boys, here come those Cardinals!" That's the cry
heard around the top of the National league right now, and ts.r..iX
could be more appropriate.
One month ago th Redbinds languished In Last spc4 In the twa-
nant chase, seven full games be
hind the? leading New York Gi
ants. Since June lrt, howvvr.
Billy Dyer's club has won 19 and
tost 10. to climb on the way to
fourth place and to rut the dis
tance between Lctne!v rd the
trst place team in half. AmOr
month at (h same pace ard ha
defending world champs ai3 t
making plans for lhe.r fifth world
aerie in the last six years.
The Cards edged P.Ttbugrh 2
la 1 Tuesday with Err Duk
US Gals Grab
3 Semi Spots
LONDON. July 1 HD- Uncle
Sam's nieces did today what his
tennis playing nephews did yes
terday sent three players into
the semifinal round of their sin
Robinson to
Fight Bencf it
LOS ANGELES, July 1 -(JT)
Matchmaker Babe McCoy, an
nouncing that welterweight cham
pion Ray (Sugar) Robinson had
gles division at the world-famed j cracking a ninth tnnmc hcarwr
Wimbledon tourney. j for the a inning tnarg.n. New
Margaret Osborne. Louise; York moved w.lhin a game of the
B rough and Doris Hart marched , top by tKumrJr.g Basins IS to 1
i Into the round of four but Mrs. and the Phils flattened Brora; a
j Pat Canning Todd was ousted by j S to X.
a 28-year old blonde from South In the only cameo cUred la th
Africa. Mrs. Sheila Summers.
Men's semi-finals will be play
ed tomorrow.
Bcvos-OHSAA
Slate Clinic
The
Cronin Names
Three Yankees
Mississippi Nears 1844 Crest
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ST. LOUIS. July 1 An avalanche of water moved into St. Louia
bringing the highest stage In years. The high water marker
(lower arrow) shows 29.1 feet reached. Since yesterday the Missis
sippi has crept near the all-time hlghof r4U .(top arrow), set in
Parton and
Roth and McCaffery:
Welsner. -
Wsrners 018 90 9 7 1
vrw ooo ooo i s
Smlther and D. Morley: Kemper and
Clay.
Feller Hurt. May
Miss Star Game
ST. LOUIS, July 1 -WP- Bob Fel
ler s participation in the all-star
baseball game at Chicago next
Tuesday became doubtful tonight
when severe back pains forced .the
Cleveland Indians' fireball .ace to
withdraw in the second inning of
the tribe's tilt, with St. Louis, aft
er fanning three St Louis batters
in the first
CHICAGO. July 1 -A- Three
New Yoik Yankee hurlers and
naturals Bobby Feller of Cleve
land and Hal Newhouser of De
troit dominated an eight-man
American league pitching staff
chosen today for the 14th all-star
baseball game at Wrigley field
1 next Tuesday.
The mound corps was picked
by Manager Joe Cronin of the
Boston Red f.ox who will dirtt
the American leaguers and shox
other personnel already has been
selected in a poll of 19.734.983
fans conducted by the Chicago
Tribune and associated newspa
pers, radio stations snd maga
zines. The American league all-star
pitching nominations, besides
Feller and Newhouser, include
freshman hot-shot Frank Shea.
Spurgeon (Spud) Chandler and
Joe Page of the Yanke. Taul
(Dizzy) Trout of Detroit. Jack
Kramer of SL Louis and Walt
Masterson of Washington.
American loop Cleveland Vne4
St Louis t to 3 and Detmt edged
Chararo 2 ta 1 oo Al &sv.Ub's
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auditorium here said today the . A g.20 for Ngh I 71 . m tsawa rt 0
New Worker had olunteered to I cft --s. -w a . s 0
give - a most generous donation" . f Jl , . k- ' r'.'Wr '
? . . . , , . I iwb r igoti, secretary of the t. tassss st a-4
from his purse to the family of Ul blxh adiool board, said bars T CTmVall
Jimmy Doyle, young Los Angeles lhroulfVt Oregon would be eii- CV . 1 I
boxer whe djed l'V"Ln ' ib, -tieTa? Heed that ( -
kl? 7 RoUnon I uul-cf-town boys could stay ! tVr O. K .
in Cleveland. Hin jj4ilUry .cademy tor lo! CETTRniT. Jule 1 tr,eT
'each. The clinic itself is free. t fllcni) Ever. Drtmlt surVW
tt 1 ae 1 t He said coaches and players j who was hit tn the ha4 ana
htaliOnl illakCS f the rortland Coat logue'a r-"ed ball lart Sur.-v. s
team would handle the lnslruc-1 srt hrene fmn Ilre-ry ford hs-
1 'llll l.lIlkH .Meet " the Vaughn street ball ) tital uly. He aai be out ef
PORTLAND. Julv 1
agreed to fight Los Angeles PttUnd Beavers and tho Oregon
Jackie Wilson in a noa-title High School Activtlies sort a -
match Sept 23 at the Olympic ! " n?oun5 nt
pat k here.
1 tha lineup at least 10 days.
LIQUOR OFFICIAL NAMED
PORTLAND, July 1 -(A- Ed
ward C. Snow became superin
tendent of the state liquor con
trol commission's enforcement
division today. Snow was for
merly state policeman.
PORTLAND. Ore. July l--i
Lou Stafford. Portland runner-up .
in the 1946 national public links jj
golf tournament today qualified ' C
In.- .iwttlu. r-v t ! K tiWrn this H
year.
Seven otlier Pottlanders. Ben
Hughes, Tom Stjrt. Bud Jen
sen. A. R. Mr Ptu.il. Bob Duden.
Tab Boer. and Kay Atkins, the
latter two. qualifiers lat year, al
so made the grade. Stafford shot
a 141 for 72 holes.
KELi.FK TO HOSriTAL
NEW YORK. July .1 At
Charley Keller, big gun In the
New York Yankees' attack for ,
almost two months, went to a
New York hospital today for
j what the club described as a
I series of diagrtotic testa for an
I ailing back.
Oregonians
In the 3ajorg
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Cordon. Indiana' ... 2 1 S J e
Pitchers: Jansen. GianU. don today.
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