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GOP Nine Edges Demos,
16-13, With Late Rally
by Arthur Eases
WASHINGTON, July 12-(P)-S parked by s pint-sized 200-foot
home run by Rep. Glenn Davis (R-Wis.), the republicans won the
Congressional baseball game today, 15-13.
The republican landslide came, in the fifth. They went into that
inning trailing, 7-11. But Rep.
Jackson (R-Calif.) whacked out
s single that brought in s couple
of runs.
Then Davis, who has been a
congressman for only - three
months, strode to the plate with
two men on.
The fellow on the loudspeaker
reminded the crowd that whoever
got the longest blow 'in this in
ning would win a washing ma
chine, gift of a local . electrical
firm.
Undoubtedly thinking of Mon
day's wash. Davis laid into one.
As it floated out over second.
in came Rep. Cooley (D-N.C),
who had been stationed in center
field. Cooley and the ball passed
each other without so much as a
nod of recognition about 150 feet
from home plate.
Davis puffed around third as
if he had that washer tied to one
foot, but he made it and the re
publicans were ahead for keeps
and the 2,000 fans, contributing
to a local police boys' fund, had
their bieeest thrill.
Just to show vou what kind or
game it was, twice runners stole
bases only to find them occupied
already. And anyone who gently
tapped the ball was quite likely
to be safe at second base.
The umpires had the right idea.
Rep. Albert (D-Okla.), who is 5
feet 6 and weighs 130, showed up
in a policeman's cap and badge.
wearing a six-shooter.
And even Rep. Stockman (R
Ore.), who is 6 feet 6, weighs 260
and is big enough to fill a tele
phone booth with Albert left over,
carried a shotgun. No use taking
chances. t .
The game literally ended with
a bang. It was early in the sev
enth, storm clouds were foiling
across, when suddenly a thunder
clap hit apparently about 30
feet above Griffith field. By un
animous consent the ball game
was over.'
Democrats MS 701 113 14 (censored)
Republicans S02 063 1 It (censored)
Batteries: Pickett ID-Tex). Wheeler
(D-Gar. Gore (D-Tenn and Harris D
Ark). Pickett ID-Text: Corbett R
Pa). Boui (It-Del). Wilson (R-lnd)
and Brophy (B-Wis), Wilson (R-Ind).
Davis (Wis).
Champs Still Ahead, Iiivltiichs
Despite Loss, Demaret
And Hogan Retain Lead
TOLEDO. 0 July 12-OPV-Def ending Champions Bert Hogan end
Jimmy DeMaret suffered their first defeat in five match today, los
ing one up to National Open Champion Lew Worsham end Johnny
Palmer, but they clung to the lead for the top prize of $3,000 In the
Inverness best-ball matches with
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THRILL: That was what Dsn Black, left. an4 Jin Reran, battery
mates for the Cleveland Indians rat when the farmer pitched a n
hit. no-run game against Philadelphia Thursday. Ilecan did the
catching. It was the first experience sf Its kind far balh players.
0. City Club
Almost 'In'
Salem Lassies
Defeated, 12-0
The Salem Box company's girls'
softball club suffered a 12 to 0 de
feat at the hands of the Shoe
maker's ten of Vancouver Satur
day night at Leslie field. Toots
Shotwell whiffed 13 and gave up
only one hit, by Dorothy Richard
son, in the sixth frame.
The undefeated Eagles nine
kept their record unblemished as
they downed Warner Motors 6 to
1 in a makeup National league
contest. The winners blasted Per
cy Crofoot. Warner hurler. for 8
hits including a 3-run homer by
Ralph Maddy in the fourth inning.
Vancouver 10 000 3 1J II 0
Saiem Box SOS 000 0 0 1 I
Shotwell and Htckey: Vickera. D.
Barrett (1). Scharff (7) and Wads
worth. Warners - 001 000 i f t
Eagle 011 M S S 1
Crofoot and D. M or ley; Carver and
Woodwnrth
Spokane to Have
Night for Levi
SPOKANE. July 12-- The
Spokane Indians will obserxe "Le
vi McCormack Night" July 25 to
honor the popular left fielder who
has been with the Western Inter
national league club since 1939.
Business Manager Denny SpeUecy
said today.
McCormack. one of the surviv
ors of the tragic bus accident last
year which claimed the lives of
nine Spokane player, will be pre-
plui If score.
- That gave them a five-pant
edge over Ellsworth Vine, form
er amateur and prornsinruU ten
nis champion; and Clayton llf
ner. the huge blond from Chau
Volte, N. C, who surged to s all-
up victory over former National
open kings Lawon Little and
Lloyd Mangrum.
With the final two matches In
the $10,000 best ball claw due
tomorrow, it looked like a fight
right down to the wire. Ilozan
Demaret are favorrd to repeat
since they meet two of the second
I division twosome while Vines
and Ilcjfner must r1iwpoe of Ed
Furgol, the sensational PonUac,
Mich., youth with tbe rigid with
ered left arm, and his partneY,
George ScHoux of San Franoaco,
who are in third place after play
ing the lournry' mM sensation
al golf.
The Vines-II eafnr duo has
"plus " rating aller winning four
matches and lo-ir.g a four-down
decision to Demaret -Hogan. while
Fureol-Schoux have "plus T". de
spite a three-down defeat at the
hand of the leaders. Worsham
Pulmer are next with plus one.
having won three matches by a
single hole, and losing two by the
same margin.
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PORTLAND. July U.--The
latest coaching acquisition for
Portland high schools is Clifton
Jacobson. 32. former Central State
college football, basketball and
track man in Oklahoma. The
ninth mentor signed in the last
three weeks. Jacotaxon tentatively
was assigned to Benson Tech.
Yankee Valor
Derby Winner
INGLEWOOD. Cahf, July 11
-(yJ-Hard-hittina Yankee Valor
ran awav with the SM.000 Holly
wood derby today, whipping the
fa voi ed On Trust and eight other
three year olds In tbe seventh
running of the event before 3
So 7 fans at Hollywood park.
The even money favorite. On
Trust, ran second with thi
lengths of daylight between him
and the Yankee, and Stepfather
was third in a photo finuh Uw the
runner-up positions in a battle
that had the patrons in an uproar
from start to finish.
The Yankee paid I12SO-$4 10
and $2.70 On Trust paid S3 SO and
S2.30. and Stepfather paid 2 SO
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. WOODBURN, July 12-(Speci-al)-Woodburn's
American Legion
Juniors take on Gresham here
Sunday at 2 JO pjn. in the final
district two game on the slate for
the local nine. Woodburn must
win the tilt if they are to stay in
Salem's Capital Pea Asnetieaa
Legiasi Jasdaea, etlstunatssl frosa
fariacT esMsteatiedj far district twe
hesjors by -virtsw ef their leas le
Weodbans Friday Bight. pUr their
flaal -caaae, sf she seaaon -agatnat
Oregen City at Waters rare, next
Friday aiferaooa. Jaly It. as part
ef the Cherry Festival.
the running for the pennant, since
the Oregon City club holds a full
game lead in the standings at
present.
While -Woodburn has only
Gresham to play, the league lead
ers must still play Gresham, Sa
lem, and Milwaukie and a com
bination of a Woodburn win Sun
day and two Oregon City losses
in their final three games would
give the Berrypickers a tie for
the championship. If Woodburn
wins Sunday and ' Oregon City
loses all three of its last games.
Woodburn would be undisputed
champion. All other teams have
been eliminated from the running.
Zale-Graziano
Scrap Tossup
CHICAGO, July 12.-OVCham-
pion Tony Zale and Challenger
Rocky Graziano. the latter snarl
ingly confident that "no punch in
the belly's gonna stop me this
time." today ended heavy prepar
ations for their second middle
weight title scrap at the Chicago
stadium Wednesday night.
Tabbed as the fight of the year,
the eagerly-awaited brawl is like
ly to produce a $465,000 gate, tops
for that weight bracket, from i
capacity crowd of 20,048.
The match is generally predict
ed to be a repetition of their Sep
tember sluef est in New York
when groggy, battered Zale kay
ocd Graziano In the sixth round.
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