12 Tho Statesman Salem. Oregon, Sunday. Sept II, 1917
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VIKINCl DRILL: Coach Harold Hauk (right) explains to a quartet of his Salem high hopefuls how
he wants the ball delivered to the barkfielders, daring a night drill at Leslie. Lineman In the picture
are (left to right) End Lowell Spsgle and Centers Ray Cummlnrs and Bob 8eamster. The back
-is Carlos Hoock. the team's No. 1 fallback so far after "ceing shifted from an end position. The
Haukmen open their season at Sweetland field next Friday night with Roosevelt of Portland. (Don
DiU photo.)
Viks Open Here. Friday Night;
Cats Enter 2nd Week of Drills
King football takes over in Salem this week for his brief but annual reign. Salem high's Vikings,
short on lettermen but long on aspirations and not expected to be one of the top touchdown troupes
tn the state prep whirl this season, has the honor of ushering in the 1947 inaugural t Sweetland
If yoa are ono who Is all hopped tap over the new worlds Jerry
LUbe Is sore to conquer In bis first fling with Willamette's Bearcats,
better pause and listen a spell, mister. Songhly, there shonld be
little renxtoerias dene bjr the CaU this tine, and It won't be Utile's
fault Drop around and take . a .
peek at the material the man lut
tm werk with and we're snro yeull
ndrrsland after one look. Gene
are met of the capable who car
ried the load last year. And In
their places this time mostly are
S-reen yearlings who aro bound
to find the stride-from high
school to college footballing
long ono Indeed. Too. Llllie was
roasting open the return of
reaple of 1141 standouts la Half
back Johnny Blanch Ik and Fall
back Al Wickert Bat neither have
yet returned. Also, Llllie had no
crack at spring training with his
squad, so . consequently has .to
both learn to know bis men and
their capabilities and teach them
his brand new T-for ma tie n sys-
tn all la the brief It diva allow.
rd for practice. Yea might say ' JEKRY LHXIE f ,
that LilUe Co. will la the next few years start rolling, after ho
has had a chance to organise the athletic setup to his own taste.
But for the coming autumn well be surprised If the Cats manage
to go anyplace but nowhere In particular. If they do well, all
the things you've heard about Llllie being a fine coach will have
come true la his very first year at WU .... In fact the situation
Is somewhat similar with Harold Hank aad the Vikings. Hauk isn't
teaching his clan a. new system and he does , know the boys. But
the big trouble at the Villa Is that not enough of those boys are
experienced to the extent that the team presents Itself as any
thing resembling a prep grid threat In the state's whirl. Re It looks
like a bad year all aroand for village footballing, although we
sight bo wrong and hope we are ... .
Farherry Now Dean of Conference Coachet
Speaking of football coaches,
taraevev In the Northwest eonfereneo ranks In the last year 7 Time
vi as not too long ago when vener
ablrs such as Spec Kecne, Nig
Borleske. Henry Lever, et at
seemed destined to go on and
oa forever. But now the only real
oldUmer left In the conference Is
Clem Tar berry ap at College of
Idaho. This will be Parberry's
ninth year at C of I and he Is by
far the senior coach In the cir
cuit First-year men Include Wil
lamette's Llllie. Pacific's Paul
Flag g. Whitman's Dave Strong
and Lewis 4c Clark's Joe Huston.
Sophomores are Wayne' (Tiny)
Hara at Llnfleld. Frank Patrick at
College of Puget Sound and Gregg
Kabat at V of British Columbia.
So times have changed la the
Northwest conference. No doubt
Borleske will go down In history
as being the granddaddy of all
reaches in time served at one r
school, for he was at Whitman
for 32 years.
Iiouland a 'Blealer
Of PCL Boss "Pants" Rowland's
ambitions to get his leagae a
major rating. Detroit's U. O. Sal
singer I and New York's Arthur
Dehcy have this to say la their
respective sheets: "Rowland Is
new the very vociferous gent who
serves as president of the Pacific
Coast league. That strange " noise
yoa occasionally hear booming
across the Rockies Is the voice of
Rowland, screaming that his-circuit
be accorded major leagae sta
tus. Bat that's the staff dreams
are made of aad Pants snakes a
very good impression on the peo
ple who pay his salary by his
Insistent bleating." And we'll bet
cha Rowland still Is bleating It
years from now.
Layne Looking Great
Bad news for Oregon's Intended
revenge come Saturday, Septem
ber 27. In Multnomah stadium.
The V o'f Texas athletics tattler
to peddling such phrases as "bril
liant All-American Bobby Layne
of the Lenghern backfield Is tak
ing to the new Texas T-formaUen
like a dack to water. Layne should
be even more tenifie this sea
son than he has been la the past
at Texas. And from the looks of
the likes of that, the Duck's we're
thinking of bad best be hoping
much water does fall at Multno
mah that red-letter day. ....
Softball Banquet
The; Paper Makers Softball
team was honored last night dur
Ing a banquet by Sponsor Charley
Davis at his home on North Sum
mer st. The 'Makers were mem
ef the Salem City Softball
loon.
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WIL Adopts
Playoff Plan
SEATTLE, Sept. 13-(Special)-The
Shaughnessy Playoff plan
will be part of the Western Inter
national league schedule next
season, directors of the circuit
voted here today during a meet
ing. The top four teams finish
ing the 1948 season will engage
in the playoffs. The league dis
carded the playoff plan in 1939.
The 1948 playing schedule also
was discussed today and it was
decided that a few less games
would bo played during the regu
lar campaign, but the schedule
itself .would be much like the
split-week slate used in the sea
eon just finished. Also officially
okehed by the directors was the
sale of the Yakima club by Fred
Mercy, lr to a San Francisco trio.
Richard Richards, Vem Johnson
and Monty Pfyle.
George Emigh of the Salem
Senators attended today's meet
Ing.
Oregonians
In the Majors
8IHOA1KM
Cordon. Indians 4 I 40
Pesky, Red Sox 4 1 1 S I S t
Doerr. Bed Box 4 SI S 4 t
Pitchers; Erautt. neda. won today
Record to date: won i. lost M.
WIL ALL-ITASt
(At Bremerton)
East
114 000 206 14 SO
West . 010 221 10013 IS
Simon. Cordell (7) and Constantino;
Kittle and Kuper.
McEntire Rodeo Champ
PENDLETON. Ore., Sept 13
(AVClark McEntire, of Llme'
: stone, Okla, won the all-around
cowboy championship of the
Pendleton roundup today and
l takes home the coveted $5,000
Sam Jackson trophy. The Okla-
homa cowboy captured the rodeo
sports -honor here by virtue of
his first place In steer roping
' aad fourth plaee In calf repine;
finals of the Stth annual event
McEntire had close competi
tion from Buckshot Sorrels,
; Tucson, Arts, until the steer
: roping finals when the Ariion-
hlo steer. Earlier la
i ueia next naay nignt. me ioe
will be Roosevelt's Rough Riders
of the Portland circuit and the
kickoff will be at 8 o'clock: Coach
Harold ' Hauk and assistants will
PPly the finishing touches, to
their squad in daily drills at
dinger field throughout the
earlier part of the week.
The battle for starting positions
still is on in the Viking camp
and Hauk will not arrive at an
opening eleven until midweek.
In the meantime the Willam
ette university squad will enter
its second week , of practice Mon
day afternoon at Sweetland
Coach Jerry Llllie and assistants,
Johnny Lewis, Ma rv, Goodman
and Ted Oadahl. will spend most
or toe week conditioning the 30
man Bearcat squad and teaching
It the intricacies of Lillie's T
formation system. The Bearcats
open their season September' 26
at Stockton, Calif., against the
College of the Pacific Tigers,
Ducks, Bevos
In Hot Drills
EUGENE, Ore.. Sept 13 -Vf-
The University of Oregon Ducks
were paced through their longest
drill of the practice season today
and Coach Jim Aiken said four
heavy workouts were scheduled
for next week before the Ducks
meet Montana next Saturday. Ex
ported to fill the tackle spots.
where Oregon is weak in re
serves, are Steve Dotur, transfer
from California, and Don Stanton,
last year's regular. They will be
subbed by Bob Roberts and Harry
towards.
CORVALLIS, Ore, Sept. 13-P)
Orangemen of Oregon State
scrimmaged in two complete
games against white jerseyed op
ponents today as Coach Lon Stin
er polished his squad. Fullback
Ken Carpenter skirted left end
for an eight yard run to make
one touchdown and win the first
game, 8 to 0, and in the second
contest, Don Campbell dashed 45
yards from right half to strike
paydirt for the second Orange
victory, a duplicate score.
Demaret Holds
Golfing Lead
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Sept.
13 (P) Jovial Jimmy DeMaret,
from Ojai, Calif. Via Tevas, fired
a record seven-under-par 85 to
day for a 36-hole total of 131 and
a four-stroke lead at the , half
way mark in the $10,000 Albu
querque open golf tourney. His
nearest rival was Lloyd Mangrum,
mustacned Tarn U Shame r pro
of Chicago, at 66-69 135. George
Shoux, San Bruno, Calif,
third with 68-68136.
was
Baseball's
G AB R H Pet.
Walker. Phillies 138 60S 74 182 X
Williams. Red Sox 140 473 114 139 J36
McCocky. Athletics 123 487 08 IS J27
Wrisht. White Sox 113 35 4S .11S .323
Cavarretta. Cubs 118 437 S3 13S .31
Calan, Reds 121 380 St 120 J16
Runs batted In: National league
Mize. Giants. 13S: Kiner. Pirates. 121
Elliott. Braves. 108. American league
WtUlams, Red Sox. tfl; DiMavfio. Yan
sees, sz; Johnson. Yankees. 89.
Home runs: National league Kin
er. Pirates. 4S; Mize. Giants. 47: Mar
shall. Giants. 33. American league
Williams, Red Sox. 29; Gordon, In
oians, us rieaui. Browns, zs.
the day, Sorrels won fifth place
tn the 'bulldogglng finals to boost
his hopes for the top money. Ike
Rude, Dodge City, Kan twice a
previous winner of the all
around championship, was third
In the steer roping and Everett
Shaw, Stonewall, Okla was
fourth, to gain possible victories.
But they faltered later. Another
capacity crowd that overflowed
the 14420 seats turned out for
the round-up finale, featured by
the traditional skyline spectacle
f an Indian attack upon a
wagon train.
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Kuper Batting
King for WIL
Crossing the wire with a mark
of .389, Tacoma'a Earl Kuper as
sumed the crown as the Western
International league's batting
king for 1947, according to final
figures by the Howe News bu
reau of Chicago. Victoria's Vic
M astro who like Kuper is a
catcher, was in he runnerup spot
with .377, followed by Vancou
ver's Charley Mead and Wenat
chee's Bob Williams at .353. Spo
kane's Herb Gorman 'had .352.
Slugging honors for the sea
son went to Victoria's Jack Harsh
man whto had 36 home runs and
142 ruins driven in. Teammate
Bill White had most hits, 2C8, and
most doubles,, 47. Vancouver's
Leon Mohr scored 139' runs and
swiped 38 bases. Spokane's Bob
Morgan had 17 triples.
1 Dean of the - moundsmen was
Salem's Vince Lazor who wound
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Hollies Down
Beavers, 2-1
By The Associated Press
The Hollywood Stars tripped
Portland, 2-1, and Ed A) bos la's
pitching Saturday in a Coast
league baseball game at Portland,
but the Beavers maintained their
third place position in the pen
nant race. It was Albosta's second
win of the week - over Portland
and his victim was Roy Helser.
Albosta allowed 10 hits to Hel-
ser's five, but two Portland errors
aided the Stars to the win.
The two teams wind up their
series Sunday with a double bill.
Ad Liska and Tommy Bridges will
do the pitching for Portland
In other games Saturday the
league leading Los Angeles An
gels walloped Sacramento 8-3 on
Bill Fleming i five - hit pitching.
San Francisco thumped San Diego,
13-8, and Oakland downed Seattle
by a 5-3 count.
BoDywood (Z) Portland rn
B H OA B H O A
Daviu 4 0 3 J Garrlaon.r 4 14 0
Bknkl.m S O 4 0 Ratto.s S O S 1
Uipien.l 4 0 8 O.M.Smth.m 4 3 3 0
Keileherj 9 I I ill otorey a a o a
ZernlsU 4 3 3 0 Escobsr.1 J O 1 0
Rou.1
4 0 0 l LaxorJ 4vo l o
Stewart 4 11 liBasinskiJ 4 13 3
UnmTjc 4 10 0 Ballingerx 4 17 0
Alboata.p 4 0 1
3 Helser ,p 4 3 0 1
Mullen J 10 0 0
IGorbould 0 0 0 0
Totals 34 9 27 t Totals 33 10 27 1
Bitted for Ratto in 7th.
Ran for Storey in 8th.
Hollywood t. 000 200 0003
Portland 001 000 000 1
Pitcher IP AB R H ER BB SO
Albosta 9 35 1 10 1 1 0
Helser 9 34 2 S 12 7
Runs Skurskl. Zernial. M. Smith
Errors Davis. Ratto, Lazor, Ballin-
rer. Runs batted in Storey. Zernial.
Two base hits M. Smith. Storey
Stolen bases Skurskl, Unser. Dou
ble nlavs Stewart to Davis to Lu-
pien; Albosta to Lupien. un on oases
Hollywood 7: romana i. umpires
Engeln, Gordon and Mutart. Time
2:04. Attendance 8,112.
San Diego . 002 312 000 8 11 3
San rranctsco .. .. 152 003 30 13 13 1
Walden. Gleanson A). Olsen (6). Vlt-
alich 47). Brlllheart 8 and Kerr;
Joyce, Chesnes 4 and Gladd.
Sacramento 000 300 0013 8 3
Los Angeles 300 003 20 8 10 2
Ripple. MrCollum 47). Vlvalda (S)
and Fesut; rleming and Malone.
Oakland 002 300 0005 14 3
Seattle 000 210 0003 1
Bearden and Ralmondi: Barrett:
Beasicy 44) ana Hemsiey, stumpi o
Stymie Defeated
In Edgemere Cap
NEW YORK, Sept. 13-yP)-Elpis
defeated Stymie today and made
him miss his three-quarter-of-a
million dollar bankroll target in
the Edgemere handicap at Aque
duct. Gallorettei the Maryland
mare who almost beat him 2 weeks
ago, was supposed to be the one
to whip Stymie today, if anyone
could. Instead, it turned out to be
the surprising miss from the barn
of the New Orleans oil man, Wil
liam Helis.
FJpis took, charge shortly af
ter the field hit the stretch and
raced to the wire by a length and
a half over Stymie in a slow
1:52 2-3.
STEELE RS WIN AGAIN
NEW KENSINGTON. Pa.. Sept
13-iVThe Pittsburgh Steelers of
the National Football league
coasted to a 35-0 win over the
Richmond (Va.) Rebels of the
Dixie league tonight in an exhibi
tion game witnessed by 8,000. It
was the fourth consecutive ex
hibition victory for the Steelers
COSTLY HOSS WINNER
DONCASlR, England, Sept
lS-vVr-Sayakirao, the golden colt
who cost the Mararaja of Baroda
the world record price of $117,600
as a yearling, helped pay off a
part of his cost today by winning
the classic St Leger stakes.'
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Rdss-Nickols Fistic Mix Set
Salem well-driller Tony Ross,
called hlssfully "The Fist" In
other rassling stops In the north
west and Jackie Nickols. the
Ukesble from
Boston won't
be trodding on
strange premis
es' when they
collide In their
grudge boxing
bout at the ar
mory Tuesday
night Although
both are mem
hers of the
bone - bending
Jackie Nickols fraternity they
have had ample experience In
the fistic industry. The Ross
ability Is known here, for three
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Irish Again Big Power
SOUTH BEND, Ind Sept 13-VP)-Notre Dame again has
all th makings of national football champions. Twenty-nine
lettermen from last year's unbeaten team which scored 40 touch
downs andjrielded only four are back. Seventeen have departed.
Including such . dependables aa Backs Gerry Cowhlg. George Rat
ter man and Jim Mello and, line stalwarts as Jack Zllly. Bob
Skoglund and John Mastrangelo. But the Fighting Irish still have
their usual depth In material at all positions, possibly with the
exception of quarterback. This highly Important Job in Frank
Leahy's famed T formation will again be manned by AU-Amerl-can
Johnny Lujack. brilliant passer, kicker, field general and
defensive demon. Behind him. however, the talent runs dangerous
ly thin. Frank Trlpucka and Russ Ashbaugh would be used in
ease Lujack la injured, but neither measure up at this time to
the, standard required of a T-master.
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LINKS PRIZE: Skee RIegel (left)
of Monterey Park, Cat, and
Johnny Dawson. Hollywood,
look over the 1947 National
Amateur golf championship
trophy which Riegel won Sat
urday by downing Dawson by
a 2 and 1 count at Pebble
Beach. Cat (AP Wirephote)
COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Los Angls 4 7 .SM.SeatUe 82 88 .470
San Fran 82 77 .548 Hollywood 81 89 .477
Portland 87 79 .523 3acramnto 78 91 .460
Oakland 88 80 .520 San Dieeo 75 95.440
Saturday results: At Portland 1. Hol-C
lywood a. At Seattle 3. Oakland 3. At
San rranctsco 13, San Diego 8. At Sac
ramento 3, Los Angeles 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Brooklyn 87 54 .617 Cincinnati 69 75.479
St. Louis 80 58 380 Chicago S3 76 .453
Boston 78 65 .545 Pittsburgh 58 83 .411
New York 71 67 .514 Philadelph 56 84 .400
Saturday results: At St. Louis 7.
Brooklyn 8. At Pittsburgh 1. Boston 8.
At Cincinnati 3-7, New York 2-4. 'At
Chicago 7-1, Philadelphia 3-3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE :
W L Pet W LPct.
New York 89 53 .62 c Philadelph 70 70 .500
Boston 73 64 .540; Chicago 65 75.464
Detroit 73 85 .536 Wsshingtn 59 80 .424
Cleveland 73 66 .923 St, Louis 53 86 .381
Saturday results: At, New York 8. De
troit 3. At Boston 3. Cleveland 2. At
Washington 0, St. Louis 1. (Only
games).
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years ago he lambasted one Gor
geous Georgie Wagner to sleep
in a knock-down and drag-out
brawl after those two had de
clared open warfare on each
other. Before be turned trappier
Ross fought many pro fights.
And from the Nickols side
comes the news that be too has
earned manv a buck while sport
ing the leather mitts and is far
from a green pea In that racket
The way Nickols has been using
his dukes tn his armory mat ex
cursions prompts one to believe
he knows. Indeed how to handle
them. So neither Nickols or
Ross should disappoint the folks
In their simmering four-rounder
Tuesday, capping JIa.tchma.ker
Elton Owen's card.,
Near National FDag
Coast Elevens
Hard at Work
PULLMAN, Wash.. Sept. 13-iiP
The Washington State varsity
football team, warming up for
next Saturday's opener against
Penn State at Hershey, Pa., de
feated the reserves, 28 to 13, to
day but Coach Phil Sorboe said
he was not pleased with his Cou
gars' showing. "It looks like the
reserves should be the first string
ers," he commented after watch
ing. LOS ANGELES. Sept. 13 -(TP)
Southern California Coach Jeff
Cravath put the Trojans through
their last double workout today
before cutting a squad of 95 to
50 on Monday. Cravath, im
pressed by soph Jim Powers
quarterback ing, shifted Don Doll
from quarter to right half and
right half Rod Craig to fullback.
PALO ALTO. Calif., Sept. 13
(Jfy-S tan ford staged a full-dress
practice scrimmage today . with
the whites beating the reds 40
to 7. Halfback Bob Anderson store
the show in the 2i-hour work
out, ripping off 85 and 30-yard
runs for touchdowns.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13 - (JP)
Quarterback Cor I Benton's pass
ing led the UCLA Bruin regulars
to a 28-0 scrimmage win over
the scrubs today. Benton com
pleted five pf eight tosses for 168
yards.
GOP Leaders to
Honor Norblatl
George Manolis, republican
congressional committeeman from
Marion county and operator of
the State Capitol restaurant will
entertain Monday at a luncheon
in honor of Rep. Walter Norblad,
first Oregon district.
Guests will include Gov. Earl
Snell, Secretary of State Robert S.
Farrell. jr., State Treasurer Les
lie M. Scott Marion County Judge
Grant Murphy, members of the
Marion county delegation in the
state legislature, District Judge
Joseph relton, Salem, and oth
ers. ,
Resort to Dose
LEBANON, Sept 13 -(Special)
The Santiam Fish and Game as
sociation will close the resort at
Clear Lake Septembel 21. Howard
Crockett of Lebanon, manager.
will be assisted by volunteers
from the membership. Boats may
be used on the lake until noon
of that day when they will be
taken ashore and stored for the
winter. j
Acres)
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for Tuesday
The three wrestling bouts to
accompany the malner stack up
like this: The setmwlndup. spe
cial brings hack Joe Lyman and
he will go tn with Jack (Tiger)
Kiser 1ft what should be a dandy
ef scientific session. The No.
2 prelimTputs the big and new
tough guy. Whitey Whlttler. la
with, the cagey Uttle Oriental,
Sugl Ilyamakt Both of these
bouts will be 2-of-l falters limit
ed to 38 minutes. The ti30
o'clock . curtain raiser sends
Tommy Martlndale against
bearded, tough guy Mike London
of Lodt Cat Owen himself will
referee the entire card, by popu
lar demand, an no hike in prices
are due for the bespangled party.
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No Home Runs
Hit by Threats
By The Associated Press
The Brooklyn Dodgers moved
another step nearer the National
league pennant Saturday by de
feating the St Louis Cardinals
8-7 in a free-hitting ball gume
that was in doubt until the final
out And at the same time the
New York Yankees all but as
sured themselves the American
league flag by beating the De
troit Tigers 5-2 on Bobo New-
som's pitching. All the Yankees
need now for the rlinrh is Iwn
more wins. Should Boston Ins
two games the Yanks are in also.
Saturday found a lapse in the
home-run hitting spurts by both
rtaipn luner or the Pittsburgh Pi
rates and Johnny Mize of the
Giants. Neither was able to belt a
round triDDer as the Bucraa went
down before Boston, 8-1. and the
Oianu lost a Dair at finrinnoti
-2 and 7-4. Both Kiner and
Mize rest with 47 homers each.
in the other games Saturday
St. Louis Browns went 10 Inninn
before nosing Washington. 1-fl
and the Philadelphia Athletics
smacked the Chicago White Sox,
in me American league. The
Red Sox nipped Bobby Feller and
the Cleveland Indians, 3-2. The
Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia
Phillies split a pair, Chicago tak
ing the first 7-3 and the Phils the
second 3-1. .
In mount in thir laat n
games over the Cards with only
13 to rtlav Rmnil. .... 11
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have copped the championship
with the Saturday win at St.
Louis. The ever-trying Cardinals,
uvmna o-, in tne ninth, rallied
for three runs and had the win
ning run on base whenthe Dodg
ers finally retired the side. The
Yankees are 12V games in front
of the Red Sox in their AmH3n
league argument
Brooklyn , 011 mm 401 8 18 1
at. Louis : 030 ooo 0397 n 0
Lombard!. Crete 81, Behrman (8)
and Edwards; Lttckson, firaxle (7).
Wilks 8l, Burkhart 48), Staley 8) and
Wilber, Garagioia
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PEBBLE BEAClfJ Calif, Sept.
1 3-U-Fog -bound Pebble Beach
links . heralded new national,
amateur golf - champion today
when Robert SkeeT Riegel de
feated fellow Califomiar. Johnny
Dawson 2 and 1 in the 38-hoie
finals. The man from Monterey
Park, playing every ashot with
calculated deliberation, proved
too tough for Dawson. 44-year-old
star from Hollywood.-
In part the? 47th i annual U. S.
championship tournament was m
case of age taking its toll. Riegel.
32 years old and loaded with the
endurance necessary to hold up
under terrific strain, stayed off
every challenge. -
When Dawson, 2 down at the
18th, turned on the steam to post
a one-under par 35 for the third
nine, Riegel merely retaliated
with a two-under 34.
Cobb to Shoot
At Car Record
BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS.
I'tah. Sept 13-(rJoba Cobb's
blunt-nosed autotnobUe. wbooo
two 12 cylinder engines develop
total of 2.800 horsepower, was
serviced tonlcbt for a dawn as
sault on the world land speed
record. The mechanical oddity.
2S feet long, eight feet wide aad
only four feet hi b. was towed
to this dry take bed from a gar
age In nearby VTeudover. oa the
1' tab-Nevada ..border. ..It ..was
t roomed there fori a nsn which
Cobb hopes will exceed the 37S
miles per hour which he attained
In a test spin two days ago.
Table of Coastal Tides
Tides at Taft. Or.. for September.
1S47. Compile by U. 8- Coaas At Geo
detic Survey tor The Oregon States
man.
Sept. HIGH LOW
Time Ht Time Ht,
14 1123 pm. oa IMim. -4(
S It p m. la
15 0 10 am. If U am. 2
1157 pm. IS 7 00 pm.
18 lOl am. 08 7 JO ant. S3
1 31 pjn. SO 7 44 pm. OS
17 1:52 ajn. II I Min. SO
2 P3 p m. 8 7 I 8 38 p.ra. 81
IS 2:43 t m. 87 I B sjb. IS
1:40 p.m. S S -SJSp im. 81
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