10 Tho SJotoaman, Scilonx. Oregon. To day. April 27, 1943
Workouts Finished Up Today
Richards, Cooh Se4
For Wednesday (Date
Their training chores at an end after today's final outings, both
Bobby Richards and Paulie Cook anxiously await their Wednesday
night 10-round date at the armory. Both Richards, the Portlander
who holds the state featherweight title, and the solid-socking Cook,
who fights out of Tacoma, have
been tuning up in their respective
home cities. The clever little Port
lander won't come in for tomor
row afternoon's weighing in cere
mony until shortly before 3 p. m.
Cook is due in some time today.
Tickets for the Tex Salkeld
VFW main event went on sale yes
terday, and the first day's busi
ness indicated considerable inter
est in the scrap and its four pre
lims. In those appetizers it will
be welterweights Rod McDowell,
Salem, against Billy Davis, Port
land; featherweights Johnny Ar
chuleta, Denver, opposite Jerry
Strutz. Portland, and welter
weights Howard Mendenrall, Sa
lem, in with Ray Garcia, Denver,
all four rounders. The six-round
special sends Dean Abney, Sa
lem, against Paul Kennedy, Long
view, in the match that will give
the winner a crack at Chuck
(Kid) Brt).n for the state light
wemht title The first bout starts
at 8 30 o'clock
Both Richards and Cixk will
weigh around 125 pounds for their
bout, according to their respect
ive manager last night. Ralph
Thomas reported his Fancy-stepping
Portlander will be in better
shape than he was when he out
wafted Monty Montgomery in
their memorable 15 - rounder here
months ,igo t'ook's boss. Chichi
Bt'tt. opined his kao - conscious
lad is ;-eadv for 10 rounds but
prob.i hi v 'Aori't hae to go that
ln ok is coming down to flat -t
n Richards, quckly ;ind deci
nvelv. it seems Paulie accomp
lished that little item in fie
ji umls over the Portland flash
Jo. v C'lemo recently
Bearcats Vie
With Pioneers
Intent upon getting into the win
column and salvaging a chance at
the Northwest conference western
division flag. Coach Johnny Lewis'
Willamette U baseballers today
battle the Lewis Ac Clark Pioneers
in a 1 30 o'clock game at Waters
field The Cats need the win in
this one. after their double loss
to College of Puget Sound here
earlier Willamette dumped Clark
JC in a Saturday practice pair.
Just who will hurl today for the
Cats is a question. Lewis has three
starters in Howie Olson, Fred
Bichardson and Lou Scrivens, and
chances are it will be Olson who
goes postward. One of the other
two will open against Portland
university in Wednesday night's
eight o'clocker under the lights at
Waters.
Bigger Duck
Bag Doubtful
WASHINGTON. April
Prospects are rather slim for a
longer duck hunting season next
fall or for increased bag limits.
This was the view fish and wild
life service officials gave today at
a senate expenditures subcommit
tee hearing on wildlife bills.
Fred C. Lincoln, assistant direc
tor of the federal fish and wild
life service, said there might b a
fw millions increase over the es-
ma ted 34,000,000 duck popula
tion of a year ago. But, he added,
there should be a minimum of
80,000.000 ducks before bag lim
hes are increased or the shooting
Season limited. The present duck
population compared with 125,
000,000 in 1944.
National Loaauo
Brooklyn ...
Boston
Bants. Rsmadsll
000 000 000 I 1
1110O0 2O 9 i 0
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Hsu fa tad (!) and Edwards
Vo
and Wtil.
rnfladalphla 000 000 010 1 T 1
Kw York Ill 000 Ox 9 k 6
Row. Hatntxalman (3). Porto )
and ftWmLnick. Lakeman (5) ; Koalo and
American Loaauo
(14 Innings.)
CWvaLsnd 131 910 009 000 0119
Chlnfo . 029X30 000 000 0011
Black. Webber (J). Kennedy 4).
Cron-Htk ). KMcman , Christopher
. rllr (14) and Hefan; Judaon,
Moulder (4). Goodwin (). Caidwall
(I and A. Robinson.
Detroit 000 010 0001 f f
it. Louts 000 101 00 1 7 1
Trout and Swift; Sanford and Parte.
Boston 000 910 9014 14 9
Washington - 000 000 00 4 i
Psrrvsll and Batta; Haecnor. Thomp
son t and Evans.
Foreisneirs' TGnirealL
t The Mg first round was behind
contendere in the Elks annual
Willamette valley links shew
Sunday and that first flurry of
action, played In weather that
was anything but kind, saw net
only the smashing of Defending
Champ Jack KusscII's title hopes
but also unshed a trie ef "for
eigners" te the fere as definite
crown threats.
K usee II. his game definitely
not at Its peak, had bowed te
Harvey Qnlstad. S and 1. eat Sat
nrday and at the same time Walt
CUne, Jr another local threat
also suffered a first round set
neck at the hands ef BUI Schae
for. one up on the 29th. With the
relegating ef the above due te
the first flight ehswesa for Sa
lem champ in the '4S shew re
ceived a tough body blew, theuga
Vik Heavy
Big Bob Craig (above), last year
the top pointsman for Vern Gil
soore's Salem high track team,
will be In action today In his
pet events, the shot, discus and
Javelin when the undefeated Vi
kings. Albany and Lebanon con
vene for a triangular session on
dinger field. S pjn. Gilmore's
flock will be favored.
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I' 1 . I. . -
Viks, Albany
Salem higJTs most Important
bany's undefeated Bulldogs, comes tonight to Waters field at eight
o'clock. Both Harold Hauk's locals and Rex Hunsaker's openly po- -tent
Bulldogs are currently tied for the Big Six lead and are picked i
as the two most powerful nines in the circuit. Salem has a win over
Corvallis. and Albany shut out Eugene last week. Hauk has not named
his starting pitcher, but it will no doubt be either Eldon Caley or
Jim Rock, considered to be the aces of the Viking staff. The game will
be a seven-inning affair.
Jones Faces Dusette
Rowdy Rufus Jones, the negro head-splitter who had the north
west grappling league in quite a stew during his Last sojourn
through it. returns to the Ferry street garden tonight to help cap
Rnfiu ones
than Bucko, namely Gust Johnson. Gust last week mad bis first
appearance here in many months. The opening two tilts will bo
limited to 31 minutes, but aU three wiU be 2-of-3 fallen. Regu
lar Portland Referee Jack MlteheU will bo third man tonight
Parrish Sets
Leslie Opener
The Salem Junior high school
baseball league, booked to open
last week with a West Salem-Leslie
game that was rained out,
hopes to commence firing today at
Parrish. The Pioneers are sched
uled to play host to the Rockets
in an afternoon tilt, one of two
booked for the week. On Friday
afternoon Parrish la scheduled to
go to West Salem.
Only three teams are in the
league this season, one each from
Parrish, Leslie and wee West Sa
lem. Deck Pins
Ceiiimerelal No. X, league
action last night at Capital
Alleys saw Starr Fruit down
Keith Brown. 2-1; Court St
Radio shut out Weedburn, S-0
Lata Florists beat Walton
Brown, 2-1; and Good House
keeping rap Marion Creamery
l-f.
DUCK 8, 'CATS RAINED OUT
EUQENZ, April 16 -iPf The
Oregon-Linfleld baseball game,
scheduled here tonight has been
rained out The Webfoots who
leave for their annual inland em
pire Invasion Thursday, plan a
doubleheader in Portland tomor
row against Portland university.
Jimmy Sheldon, a couple ef f ast
eomlng youngsters, are still In
the thick ef It Burns get by Ned
Ingram. S and t, while Sheldon
get n default win frem Archie
Schnlta.
The ent-ef-tewn threats cen
tered tn the persons ef Lebanon's
Jack Brande, eensidered by many
as the man te bent, and In Al
bany's Dick Test and Kex Me
Keynelda. Brande topped Jack
Owens. and U Test beat Mar
shall Smith ef CervaUls. t and 1.
and lfcEernelds edged Lawrence
Alley ef S&lem, ene np. .
Despite the bud weather eem-
EUters down threugh the tttk
rht fired en echednle with few
excevtlena. The zSth Is "snddan
death' bnt leeers in the remain
ing fUghta drop Into new cneste
eenilnne the flight
Other ehanrpienshln flight re
nltM WUT Veedliana eTer Beb
Sunday Pair Dropped to Yaks '
SoDobds OpeoD First
Road 3aunt Yoniiiie
Their brief reign atop the Western International league standings
ended Sunday after absorbing 4-3 and 9-3 setbacks at the hands of
Yakima here, Salem's Senators open their first road excursion of the
young season tonight in Bremerton. Three tiltswith the Tars, and then
i AVI
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t " f
Vie at Waters
baseball tilt of the season, with Al
Matchmaker Elton Owen's weekly bicep bee.
The villainous darky, said to be just as much
mat nasty as he ever was months ago, jumps
in with George Dusette for the main spree, and
M'seur Dusette being the capable chap he is,
a slam-bang session isn't at all unlikely In it.
Rufe was involved in more riots than an Arab
In Haifa last time ho was here. His pet "holds"
are head butts and general meanio mayhem,
first class.
Another tasty morsel for the thunder lov
ers is Ukely in the special. In that ono Franklo
Hart tackles the big and rough Glen (Baldy)
Knox. The 1:30 o'clock opener puts Trickster
Buck Weaver In with another of the scien
tific species and a considerably beefier gent
WI LEAGUE
W L
W L
!!
Pet. W L Pet.
.667Spokan 6 4 .300
.626 Wcnatche 4 t .444
.3761 Bremerton 9 4 .333
.833; Victoria 9 6 .333
Tacoma
Vancouvr
Salem
Yakima
Monday results: At Victoria 10. Spo-
kan 3. Only gam scheduled.
Sunday results: At Salem 3-3, Yak
Una 4-9, At Spokane 9-0, Vancouver
9-4. At Tacoma 12-8. Victoria 0-1. (Only
games. )
COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet.
WLPct
1114.440
San fran 13 .857 Portland
Oakland 13 11 .577
Los Ana-Is 19 12 .571
Seattle 0 19 .429
Sacramento 9 14 .391
San Diego 14 13 J 19
Hollywood S 13 .381
Sunday results: At Portland 9-0. Oak
land 6-2. At Seattle 3-1. Hollywood
1-1 (second game tie, ratn)i At
is
Angelas S-6. San Diego 16-2. At
rrancisco 11-4, Sacramento S-3.
AMEBIC AN LEAGUE-
W L Pet. W L
Cleveland 9 l.OOO New York 3 I
Washngta 9 i .623 Detroit i i
St Louis 3 i .6001 Boston i f
PhiladelD 4 I J71 Chicago 1 6
Pet.
J00
.429
Jao
143
Yesterday s results: At Cleveland lz.
icago li us innings): At si jlouis
troii li At Washington o, Boston
games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet
1
t
Pet.
MO
Now York 6 I .750 St. Louis
fbliaaejp J71 cnicago
Cincinnati 4 4 .306' Brooklyn
4 .429
I .150
Pittsburg 4 4 .sow Boston
Yesterday's results: At Boston I.
Brooklyn 0; At
New York 3. Phlladei-
phla 1,
Only games scheduled.
Table of Coastal Tides
Tide tables for Taft. Oregon, com
piled by the U.S. Coast & Geodetic
Survey. Month of April. 1948.
Apr. HIGH WATER LOW WATER
97 IMun. 6.3 9:27 SJn. -0.7
4:20 p-m. 4.7 l-M pjn. 3.1
In Elho Go
Kalston. 1 ap 20th) Tern Wise
ever Harold Ollnger, S-lt Tony
Painter ever Jim McNeil, S-2;
Lee Estey ever Lloyd Davenport
1 ap; Beb Barrell aver Prank Al
biich, 4-3; Glen Lengren ever
Beb Buchanan, S-2 Bert Victor
ever Frank Shafer, 1 up; John
Nichols aver Art Dew, 1-2; Bun
ay Mason and Kinder will play
their match this week.
Second round pairings, chaxn-
E- nahip flight Bums vs. Testi
Reynolds vs. Mason or Kind
en Brande vs. Needham; Wise
tb Painteri Qnlstad vs. Ksteyt
Barrel! vs. Sheldon! Lengren vs.
Shafer) Klehels vs. B. Scha-
Flrst flight pairingst M. Smith
Ts. Ingram; Mason or Kinder vs.
Atleyi Owens v. Kalstont Olln
ger vs. McNeil; Russell vs. Dav
enport; Albrich vs. Schnltz; Bu
hanan vs. Yicteri Dow vs. CUne.
four at Tacoma are booked, after
which the Solons return to Waters
field to play the Bremertons next
Tuesday night.
Manager Jack Wilson said Mon
day he intended to open up with
Vince Lazor tonight
Woeful Senator pitching and
ditto batting punch combined to
give the Yaks the Sunday outings,
evening the series at two games
apiece. In the two games the Sa
lem flinging parade Issued 19
bases on balls. Three of the four
Packer tallies in the first game
were walked across, and the
fourth came in as a direct result
of two more free passes. More
walks had a hand in every run the
Yaks collected in the nightcap
also. It was the walkin'est after
noon a Salem team has had in
years. A thoroughly chilled gath
ering of 2001 shivered through it
The Packer pitching issued 15
bases on balls itself, but failure
to hit in the pitches cost the lo
cals any chance they had to
snatch either game. They left 21
baserunners stranded in the 16
innings.
Bobby Stevenson had the enemy
whipped in the opener until he
tired in the seventh with S-l lead
and the bases filled. In came Bus
Sporer and he reluctantly, but
immediately walked across two
Yak runs, tleing the score. Two
free passes by BUI Carr, an error
and a flyout in the eighth cost
him the fourth Yakima run and
the game.
Salem got off to a 2-0 lead in
the first off the highly-touted
Garth Ford when, with the bases
loaded Chet Hartman popped a
"sun" double to right. Ol' Sol
wasn't out much Sunday, but
when Hartman skied to right he
was cooperative enough to be
smack in Charley Petersen's eyes.
The ball fell safely and two runs
were in. Dick Sinovic's double to
right, a fielder's choice and Ford's
wild pitch netted Salem the other
run in the sixth.
Both teams gleaned five hits,
Salem's by Al Spaeter, Bus Mc
Millan, Hartman, Sinovic and
Dick (Jentzkow.
The nightcap was rr.ore of a
nightmare. Hunk An. on was
wilder than the weather in walk
ing seven, during his six innings,
and the generosity was largely re
sponsible for the six runs the
Packers got off Hunk. The other
three tallies came off Jim Olson,
who had relieved in the first
game too.
Although the Senators were
looking at the fsoft serves of a
lefthanded Bill Freeman in this
one, they could do nothing but
threaten every inning. Jim Wert
smacked in the first Salem run
with a triple in the second, and
hits by Sinovic and Wert, plus
three walks, netted the other two
tallies in the sixth. Hub Kittle
finished up for the Yaks and shut
the door. Salem got only six hits
in the nightcap. Yakima had nine.
Local Divoters
Down Oswego
Salem golf club swingers evened
the count with Oswego Sunday in
the second half of a home and
home series played' on the local
course. The 2 6-man Salem team
totalled 49 Vi points to Oswego's
284.
Nine local divoters chalked up a
perfect three points.
Salem scoring: Estey 2i, Ma pes
Vt, Hendrie 1, Allen 1V4, Kletzing
2Vx, McCalllster 2, Baxter Vt,
Wise 1, Ingram 8, TiUimmons 214,
Painter Vi. Sheldon 2, Pekar 0,
Varley I, Thomson 2, Klmmell 3,
Burns t, Steiger Vi, Lengren
Needham 3, Gustafson 3, Mc
Crary 3, Waterman 0, Paulson 3,
Eastman 3, Emlen 8.
Softy Deadline
Wednesday Eve
Deadline for registration of
teams in the impending City soft
ball league has been set for Wed
nesday night Charley Davis, pre
sident of the Salem Softball as
sociation, announced last night
A softball meeting will bo held
Wednesday ova, S o'clock, in the
high school administration office,
to iron out final details of the
campaign and to receive any last
minute entries. Davis asks that
team managers and those inter
ested in sponsoring clubs bo pre
sent for the Wednesday session.
Also Invited are any softball play
ers not yet signed up.
SAFE ARRIVAL WINS
NEW YORK, April 28-P-Rob-ort
J. Kleberg's Safe Arrival nosed
out the favored Ace Admiral to
day in the featured six-furlong
Pompey purse at Jamaica.
couaau
- . ! , ' ..... . .. .. J -
There surely can be no doubt
that the best thing to happen
to Corvallis high athletics In
years n years Is bundled with
in the 195-pounds of Sammy
Baker. The OSC assistant ath
letic director's kid was all-state
In football and basketba.IL Now
he plays center field on the ball
team, and in track is a fine shot
putter, broad Jumper and sprint
er. This summer hell probably
take up golf and whack the socks
off his pappy, the Beaver links
coach. . . . Buddy Eyan says his
current Spokanes are a strong
er team than the 194S Wens tehee
pennant winners. Buddy should
know, as he bossed the Wenat
ehees to that flag. ... It could
happen only tn a war: Yak
Pitcher Hub Kittle, as colorful
as they've come In the WIL. was
one day chasing down Jap snip
ers in the hills ef Salpan. He had
been at It for weeks. Suddenly
in the distance he spotted the
air field and a baseball game
thereon. That waa for Hub, as
he hadn't seen much other than
Japs and Jungle for what seemed
like years. Not Just an ordinary
game, this one Kittle r unbled
to. In it was practically every
buddy ef his who had gone
through with him in the states!
Included was Roy Fitter, the
Salem Senator flinger . . .
The bandits In blue are at It
again. One of Prexy Bob Abel's
newcomers the other night was
accused of finger waving from
his nose at a few Wena tehee
customers who were giving him
the bleacher cheer. ... Con-
Middle Man
The Willamette U shortstop spot
likely will be weU taken care
ef today at Waters park when
the Bearcats play Lewis A Clark
In a 1:30 o'clock conference tilt
Veteran Travis Cross (above)
plays the shortpatch for Johnny
Lewis' locals.
Victoria Raps
Spokane Qub
By the Associated Pross
The Victoria Athletics last night
put a temporary crimp in the
climb of the Spokane Indians to
ward the Western International
league's first division as they
whipped the Spokes, 10-3, behind
the four-hit hurling of Del Ow
ens. The tilt was the only one
played in the loop last night.
While Owens was keeping the
Indian batters well in hand his
mates were belting out 13 hits. The
A's had two four-run innings - -the
second and fifth. A fog drifted
in early In the game making visi
bility virtually nil for the outfield
ers who let several flies drop for
hits.
Spokane
.003 000 000
d ill
Bheo; Ow-
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WerbowskirFJrry (9) and
ana and Rccca.
.041 040 10X
Hollies Next
For Portland
By the Associated Proas
Portland's slumping Beavers,
losers of 5 straight games to Oak
land, hit the road this week, open
ing a seven-game series Tuesday
night In Hollywood with the last
place Stars in the Pacific Coast
baseball league. Other series this
week find Seattle at Oakland,
San Francisco st San Diego and
Los Angeles at Sacramento.
The Beavers, to bo Joined by
new catcher Charley Silverra at
Hollywood Tuesday, as the back
stop returns from the New York
Yankees, lost both Sunday fames
to Oakland, 9-2 and 2-0. Tommy
Bridges and Roy Helser were the
losing hurl era.
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AMBY MO RAN
spleueus by his absence this year
Is Amby (The Bulb) Moran, who
has supposedly hung 'em up
finally in his native Vancouver.
B. C But that we won't believe
until September C the last day
of the season. ... . His Intern
ship ended. Frankle Dierickx Is
now a full-fledged doctor and
has his shingle up In Oregon
City. Yes. he plans more seml
pre pitching en the side this
summer. . . . One more prepper
certain to elaborate oF his 1947
state track meet venture Is Bob
Cliisox Edged in 14
Rampaging Indians Nab
Fifth Straight Victory
By the Associated Presa
The Boston Red Sox were labelled as the power boys when the
American league season got under way this year but at this stage of
the race the Cleveland Indians have displayed most of the TNT. Lou
Boudreau's rampaging Indians nailed their fifth win in a row yester
day as they edged the Chicago White Sox, 12-11, in a 14 inning duel
which lasted four hours and 20 minutes. Eddie Robinson's second
homer of the game supplied the Tribe with the winning run in the
14th and Bobby Feller's relief chucking in the Chisox half of the
frame averted an enemy threat. The Clevelands, still awaiting their
first defeat, blasted four White Sox hurlers for 22 blows, while the
losers were getting 15 off seven Indian moundsmen. The two clubs
pumped six homers in the first three and a half innings. Other Amer
ican results saw Mel Parnell pitch the Boston Red Sox to a 6-0 win
over the Washington Senators as he doled out but five hits. Ted Wil
liams paced the Bosox attack with a double and three singles. The
St Louis Browns nosed the Detroit Tigers, 2-1, behind Fred Sanford's
twirling in the only other tilt on the junior loop slate.
Eddie Stanky got his first crack at the Brooklyn Dodgers who "be
trayed" him and was the key offensive man in the Boston Braves'
5-0 victory over the Bums. Stanky hit a triple and single and walked
once. Bill Voiselle allowed the Durochers but three hits. Dave Kos
lo's seven-hitter propelled the New York Giants to a 5-1 decision over
the Philadelphia Phils. No other National games were scheduled.
Beavers Beat,
Huskies, 5-2
CORWALLIS, Ore., April 26
(JP) Oregon State college opened
its Pacific Coast baseball confer
ence play today with a 5 to 2 vic
tory in a northern division game
against the Washington Huskies.
The game was played in rain,
snow and sleet.
OSC's Chuck Sauvain was
reached for 12 hits, but had good
control and scattered the blows.
He struck out seven Huskies and
walked but one man.
Washington 100 100 000 3 11 2
Oregon Stato 310 100 OOx 8 7 1
A mason and White; Sauvain and
Roelandt.
'Foxes Snare
5th Straight
SILVERTON, April 26 -(Special)-
Silverton's Silver Foxes
rolled to their fifth straight Wil
lamette Valley league baseball
win here today as they steamrol
lered the Molalla Cowboys, 17-2.
Carl Wickham and Ray Schaap
combined to hold the Cowboys to
two bits while the Silverton at
tack was accounting for 16 blows.
Wickham and Arbuckle belted
four bits each for the winners.
Molalla 910 001 0003 S 7
Silverton 000 914 19 17 19 4
D. Owtnt Afialter 49) and Reich:
Wickham. Schaap (9) and Roth.
Oregoniano
In the MajorM
What thov did Monday:
ABR H OA BRbt
trs 9 9 9 1 9 f 9
4 9 1 19 3 9 9
Whitman. Dodgers
rossy. Koa sox
Doorr. nea box
Gordon. Indians
Vkso. Detroit 4 1 19
tali-Qrw Co.
Pontine Sales & Service
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Between Union & Division
Phone 2-4113
Hall, Weodburn's football dandy
who also Is on the Grade A
side as a Javelin teaser. Hall fin
ished fourth In the state last
spring- with Ms l?S-foot heaves.
He's new getting 1SS regularly,
and should make It rough on
Milwaukle's Chuck Missfeldt
tops In Oregon last year and
now unfurling ltl-footers him
self. ...
It's on the unfair side to size
up any member of the WIL this
early, particularly when the
outfits had such poor spring
training. But from what we've
seen of the Senators In their
first seven games, here's our
tabulations, all thoroughly dis
cussed with Mgr. J. Francis Wil
son: Catching: Offensively ekeh
when Bus McMillan Is tn there,
as be looks as If hell hit plenty.
Defensively uncertain and one ef
Wilson's many early -season wor
ries. Pitching: Should be ekeh
when the staff gets In shape. Bob
Stevenson. Roy Fitter and Cal
Mclrvin are sure starters, and
Vince Laxor should be later en.
Jim Olson has looked ekeh In
relief and will Improve. Hunk
Anderson still a question after
his Sunday outing, and Joined by
Bill Carr and Bus Sporer. Right
now the pitching expectancies
are one ef the brightest features
Innings
Cougars Dump
Hapless Idaho
MOSCOW, Idaho, April 26-(P)
Two - hit pitching by Ward Rock
ey two timely doubles by Gordy
Brunswick gave Washington State
college a 0 to 0 shutout over the
University of Idaho baseball team
today.
Rockey struck out 11 Vandals.
Washington Stat 300 040 0309 10 4
Idaho OOOOOOOOC 0 1 9
Rocker and Jorrison; Auer and Will
lama. Salem Matman
Eyes Olympics
PORTLAND, April 26 OP) A
Salem wrestler was among the
eight winners in the weekend try
outs for berths on the U. S. Olym
pic wrestling team.
Roy M. Hutchison, Salem, won
a fall from Art Solum, Portland,
in 23 seconds Sunday to capture
the 124.4 pound weight division
at Multnomah Athletic club here.
Both Hutchinson and Solum, as
the runner-up, are now qualified
to enter the national try outs st
Ames, Iowa. Paul Buhler of Dal
las, Ore., downed Gerald Grimm
of Salem in 1 minute 21 seconds
to win the 174.4 pound laurels.
Senator Swat i
B H PcL B
Olson 1 1 1.0O0 Ptttsx 9
McMillan 17 9 J53 Gdxlua 17
Wert 11 7 .333 Anderson 9
Halter S 1 .333 Hanson 9
Sinovic 9 .T73 Mclnrln 4
Spaeter 90 9 .150 Strnon S
GcnUkw 29 9 J40( Lazor 9
Hartman 19 4 .222 Sporer 9
Nunc 14 3 -114
H Pet.
1 J09
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1 JCJ
I .111
9 MOQ
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W L SO
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9 9 9
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9 19
Stevenson 1
9 9 lOlaon
Mclrvin
Fitter
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119
9 7 Sporer
Lazor
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on the einh. First base: So far
ekeh. but Jim Wert must keep
hitting. Second J base shortstopt
Defensively sharp, and both Al
Spaeter and Joe Gedxius will be
gin hitting soon, it is hoped.
Third base: Met Nunes was de
fensively tops in the circuit last
season. and hltJt7S. No worry
here if Mel eai regain that
stride. Outfield:! All three Chet
Hartman. Dick Sinovic and Dick
Gentxkaw mast hit hard and
often to be passable. Defensively
lacking' as a unit and Wilson's
No. 1 worry. The big -power
should be here, but so far hasat
blossomed at alL la fact there
seems to be a dire shortage of .
power in the estlre team, which
win make It ail the tougher em
the pitching department Baae
running: Class F at present to
be blunt There are no gaxelles
la the lineup, although a couple
are fast and two-thirds of the
boys are decidedly slew. Also,
haphazard galloping and
thougbUessness 'were evident
during the home standi Hustle
and attitude: .Good en both
counts.
But as mentioned. It's hard to
tell exactly what the Wilsons do
have, and will be until they've
been blessed with better weather
so they can get In shape. As
for the business end. Boss George
Emigh has a headache. The first
seven ef 11 scheduled home
games (four rained out) netted
IZ6Z in attendance, and the total,
with good weather ; would have
been between 1S.0B9 and 29.909.
Hogau, Laniburger Win
SPOKANE, April 28 -VP- Ed
Hogan and Larry Lamburger, both
of Portland, won.berths in the na
tional professional golfers" asso
ciation tournament In a sectional
qualifying tournament today.
Hogan clipped ttnree strokes off
par for the Spokane country club
course to post the low score. 72-69-141.
Lamburger had a 72-76-148,
one stroke ahead of Charles
Congdon of Tacoma.
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