t The Start mem, Balera! Oregon, SondxrjV May 18. 1948
EViledifordl Sweeps to Prep Tirack Title;
Solons SVUash Caps, Play Spokes TJOoiiday
Mclrvin Racks
Fifth Straight
Locals Bang 18 Hits
In Taking Nod, 8-3
CAPILANO STADIUM, Van
couver, B.C., May 15-(Spedal)-Salem's
Senators showered base
hits all over the ball park here
tonight to take an 8-3 Western In
ternational league win over the
till faltering Vancouver Capila
nos. Only one game was played, as
rain let up just in time to allow the
clubs to go at it. Consequently it
was the only game played in the
series and amounted to Salem's
fifth straight verdict over the Caps
this season.
Salem returns to its home park
Monday to open a three-game
stand with the Spokane Indians.
Lefty Cal Mclrvin. although in
trouble often early in the game,
came through for tonight's win,
his fifth straight of the season.
Carl Gunnarson was the loser, af
ter being blasted out in the second
inning. Van Ace Bob Costello fin
ished ud. but the Senators whack
ed 10 hits off him too. and in all With a deadline set for the
had 18 for the game. Vancouver
banged 10.
The win sends Salem home with
a 13-won, 11 -lost WIL record to
date and a second place spot in
the st.indris. Vancouver continues
In larf place.
alrm(S) Vincoufr(J)
AB H PO A AH H PO A
6 2 2 1 Tran.3 4 2 0 1
1 5 Karu v.2 3 o J
1 5 Vfu!!n6.m 4 13 0
2 0 A'arrcji.l 5 16 1
0 0 Mead.r 4 2 0 0
6 0 Mjlrcnj 3 4 0 3
6 1 Brennr.c 3 2 4 1
9 0 Snyder. 1 4 111 0
0 0 Gunrm.p 0 0 0 0
Ottllo.p 3 10 2
Robrtin 10 0 0
Junior Bailers Sign Up
v-
Spactr.2 4
Gedzuvs 4
Smvic.m i
Haltrr 1 4
Hanwn.c 5
Cntiw.r S
Wert.l 5
M'Irvn p 4
0
4
2
1
2
2
2
2
Totals 42 17 27 12 Total M 10 27 12
Batted tor Co:.tello in 9th.
Errors. Kaney. Hjelmaa.
Baiern 12fl 102 002
Vancouver 020 010 000 3
IP AB M X ER SO BB
Mclrvin 9 3 10 3 3 4 '
Gannirwn 1 plui 9 7 3 3 0 "0
Costello 8 33 10 5 3 4 3
Left on base: Salem 11. Vancouver)
10. Two-bae hits: Grdziuv Brenner.
Crnlikow. Warren. Nunes. Runs batted I
In- Sinovie 2. Brei.ner Snyder. Mc-
Irvin 2 Mead. Gedzius. Double plays: (
Hjelmaa to Kaney to Snvder. Time
100 Umpires: Frot and Last. i
Orange Wallop
Webfoots, 7-1
Tliree Records
Made in Meet
Henley Takes Honors
In Class B Division
By Al Lightner
BELL FIELD, Corvallis, May 15
(Special) Medford high's mer
cury - minded Black Tornado,
whipped along by curly-thatched
Dick Riggs in the sprints, swept
to the 22nd annual high school
track and field championship here
today, but the lopsided victory
piled up by Bill Bowerman's
sharpies surprised nary a one of
the record 6.500 patrons. Medford
was heavily favored after domi
nating the qualifying round yes
terday. The Tornado piled up 35 points,
HVa by Riggs, and finished ex
actly 20 markers up on second
place Jefferson of Portland. Wash
ington of Portland was third with
14.
Conditions were perfect for the
previously weather - warped ath
letes, and they responded by writ
ing thrm npu rprnrrls intn the
coming Tuesday, hundreds of Salem i one of these by Med.
f a. m 1L . Iflil W I T ' . .
'teen-agers are now signing op m roapic ir wie vo 'u'r ford relay quartet. This foursome i
baseball league season. In the above picture, nine lads are making Riggs,-Jim Worthen. Bob Shan-
with names, ares and addresses. They are. front row. left to right: Re and Bud Timmons whacked
Billy Jones. 700 North High; Ronald Whittaker. 2440 Broadway; one-tenth of a second from the
Gary Peterson. 2730 Brooks. Paul Rahe, 1026 North Winter and j record set by Washington in 1933.
Lyle BeriC. Beacon avenue. Back: Fred Staat, 754 North High; Frank The new mark is 1:31.2.
Keizer. (Don Dill photo) Other new highs were regis-
tered by Chuck Missfeldt of Mil-
! waukee in the javelin and by
I Lloyd Jepson of Benson Tech in
the half mile. Missfeldt uncorked
I a tremendous cast of 211 feet, 1
inch to erase the mark of 201-5'7
I set in 1931 by Warren Demaris
! of Prineville. Jepson romped the
880 in 2:00.4 to wipe out by two
tenths of a second the standard
set by Mark Werner of Medford
last year.
A number of other marks were
approached. Rangy Emery Barnes,
Jefferson of Portland negro high
jumper, leaped 6 feet, 2V inches
in his event; Riggs romped a :10
flat century; Jim Newcomb of
Benson galloped a terrific 4:24.5
mile; Pat Duff of Grant turned
'Rods' Race Here May 31
The racing roadsters, oft
known better as "hot rods" are
coining to town May SI to in
augurate the racing season. Pro
moter Jimmy Kyan announced
yesterday. The "rods," many of
them new and faster than were
the speedsters Ryaa had boss
ing and bumping up the Lone
Oak strip last year, wtll again
race en the fairgrounds oral.
Qualifying sprints, helmet dash
and Class A and B main events
will follow the time trials.
Some of the drivers doe for
the opening program are Bob
Gregg, who set a new all-time
record In Portland recently;
Frankle MeGowen, the 1947
roadster champion in Oregon;
Len Sutton, a current driving
hotshot In Portland. Gerdy
Toangstrom, Don Moore. Dick
Bonbel. Gordy Livingston, How
ard Osborn and others.
Ryan's midget races will start
at Hollywood bowl shortly after
the Memorial day roadster com
mencer. They will then race on
a weekly basis.
Elks Meet Semifinals Due Today;
Fighting A's Punch Yankees Twice
Youth vs. Vet
In 2 Crucials
Patiton 'Runs 1Q) 1
Dn Blistering 9DSE
Trojan Ace Smashes orlcl Recorcl I
r,. c i r a. T1 i !
mjj x- uu oct'uuu in Liuusi ixeiays
ey kuss newiana
FRESNO, CaU May lS-WVLong legged Mel Patton of the Uni
versity of Southern California wrote a new page of foot racing his-
tnrv tnrlav with h urnrlH ramrrf knoWiits i m A .t
9.3 seconds in the 100-yard dash.
The six-foot collegian,; on whom the United t M
States will pin its sprint hopes in the forthcoming j '.'!"
Olympic games in London, beat out his closest f I i
rival by inches as he clipped one-tenth of a second LV;' '
off the official i -
-J
Angello to Face Szasz
It wUl be Affable Al Ssass
against Bruno (The Bull) An
gello In Matchmaker Elton
Owens span-
aiar
gled mat main
event at the
armory Tues
day night.
Owen deeid-
;5'ed yesterday
that the pop-
and al-
:''"iwyi capable
tTiiM-i would
Jbe matador
. i- .
Brsao ASf ello w - "
Jump in with
the world Junior heavyweight
title belt holder who Is making
his first visit In many month.
Szasi has been indeed impres
sive In his armory sorties of
late. Angello has held the No.
1 junior heavy belt for over
six months and has been a top
operator in and around Holly
wood as long.
Owen has added a pair of
promising prelims to the card
also. In the f:30 opener the
vastly Improved George Pop
penhelm faces Alex Kasabos
ki, and in the special Jack
(Tiger) Klser tries the nastl
neso of Glen (Cue Ball) Knox,
'both of 'em Z-of-3 fall brawls.
There will be no advance In
ticket prices for the show, and
Jimmy Maloney, Portland ref
eree who was once a topnotch
er In the heavyweight boxing
world, will do the arbitlng.
Owen has signed the big and
rugged Maloney as his new
referee here.
EUGENE. May 15-l-South-
paw chuck sau vain hurled hulep Shot Makers
four-nil 7-1 victory for Oregon ,
State over Orcgr n here tonight
before 2500 fans at Ciic Stadium.
He struck out nine and walked
three Two of the hits were col
lected by Catcher Bill Burgher,
one a triple. The two teams meet
again Monday afternoon at Cor
vallis. Oregon Stat 000 040 0.TO 7 JO 3
Oreron 000 000 00O 1 4 4
Sauvjin and RoIandt: Johnson,
Knickrehm i8c Bropst (9, and Burgher.
In Bang Bee Today
INDEPENDENCE. May 15
(Special)- The Independence
Gun club will Sunday sponsor
a big traps hoot on Its range near
town, starting at 9:30 o'clock
sharp. Events on the program,
open to the public. Include 100
16-yard targets. 100 handicaps,
25 pairs of doubles and many
optionals.
Vikings Notch
Tenth Victory
(Continued on page 19)
Tigers, Chiefs
Nab WIL Wins
With nothing more aimed at ( right along top row as a T man
Harold Hauk other than the ad
mittance that we have never
thought much of football dou
ble wing system at any place or
time, we feel that Salem high
touchdowning has long needed a
shot in the arm. JVe have much
company in the hope that newly
named and thoroughly likeable
Loren Mort will provide that
shot. He will, we're convinced, if
he has the material.
Mort will not use the double
wing offense (hurray, hurray!)
U ' ""j .Nil-
himself in these grid clinics.
"Why don't you run a big pic
ture of George Vico on the sports
page," asks a subscriber, who
adds, "He's sure doing fine for
Detroit, and a lot of we Salem
Senator rooters are very proud
that we had him on our team two
years ago." . . . That we'll cer
tainly do one of these days. . . .
Speaking of Big Jawrge, his
first-time-at-bat major league
home run prompted the statisti
cians into action, and they found
that 10 others in history pounded
home runs in their first major
league game. But we've seen no
By the Associated Press
The league-leading Tacoma Ti-
i gers bounced hapless Spokane
1 10-3, Wenatchee's Chiefs outlast
jed Bremerton 10-8 and Yakima
and Victoria divvied a double bill
' in Western International league
Frank Osborn's three-hit pitch-i Yakima soo ooo ooo 5 7 1
intf onH a hnmo run hv lirr Will- : Victoria 000 014 01X 7 2
iams, first of the season for the
team, helped spark the Salem
high Vikings to a 5-1 victory over
Klamath Falls yesterday on
Olinger field, the tenth win in 11
starts for Harold Hauk's nine.
Salem plays Eugene in a 1:30
o'clock doubleheader on Olinger
Monday, Big Six league games.
Klamath 100 000 01 1 3
Salem 202 001 X 8 7 1
Shad and McPherson; Frank Os
born and Houck.
Salem Netters
Defeat Eugene
EUGENE, May 15 -(Special)
Del Ramsdell's Salem high net
team chalked up a 5-2 win over
Eugene's squad here today. The
Salems nabbed three of the sin
gles duels and swept the doubles.
Results: Singles Nugent (E) over
Walker. S-2. 3-4. 9-7; Unruh (S) over
Pearson. 6-3, 7-5. Kerns E over Sat
ter, 8-3 4-. S-4; Bowden (S) over
Seeger. 8-3. 6-3: Osborn S) over K.
Seeser by default. Doubles Salter and
Walker S over Nugent and Pear
son. 6-6. 8-1: Osborn and
Kerns and Seeger, 6-4. 6-3.
Freeman. Plrack (6) and Eastwood
Propst. Logue (II and Recca
Yakima
itnria .
Strait and Constantino. Eastwood 1);
Kasparovitch and Recca.
Wenatchee 120 321 61010 IS 3
Bremerton 001 200 302 8 13 2
McCollum and Dalrymple; CJvelll
and Volpl Ronning (S).
Spokane - 000 201 000 3 7 8
Tacoma 240 013 OCX 10 12 0
Orphal and Sheely; Fortier, Ventur
elll (6) and Rossi.
The Mid-Willamette valley golf
tournament, sponsored by Salem
Elks lodge No. 336, knuckles down
to a pair of crucial semifinals
brawls today at the Salem course.
both teeing off at 9 a.m., and over
the 36-hole route. Also due today
are the semifinals of the first
flight, and the finals of all other
flights in the annual classic.
Ready to take their next-to-last
fling at the title trophy are a
couple of youthful parmen and a
pair of staunch veterans. It will
be youth vs. vet in both matches.
Albany's Dick Yost, who has many
years of golf before him, tackles
former Salem City Champ Tony
Painter in one of the matches, and
Jimmy Sheldon, current holder of
the Salem club championship, goes
against the always-tough Glen
Lengren in the other. Lengren fig
ures well into all Salem tourna
ments, but never has annexed a
championship. All four linksmen
can bang around the SGC layout
in sub-par figures when "on."
Due for action in the first flight
as it dwindles down to its own
quest for one of the many' trophies
are Ned Ingram, Bob Ralston, de
fending Mid - Willamette Valley
Champ Jack Russell and Bob Bu
chanan. Ingram battles Ralston
and Russel faces Buchanan.
There are a number, of makeup
matches to be made in the other
flights, but all title matches in
them are due to be finished by
tonight.
Home Monday
rff4 hi . A
Quarter Horse
Races Windup
Ills transformation from pitching
to the outfield so far a total
success. Slugging Dick Sinovie
( above) will be in the Senator
"center field Monday night when
the dub returns home to play
Spokane. Sophomore Dick is
leading the Solons in bitting as
well as slogging.
Beavers Blow,
Lose 10-6 Nod
Macks Fatten
Front Margin
By the Associated Press
The so-called American league
contenders by now should be
taking the Philadelphia Athletics
seriously and particularly after
what Connie Mack's current
league leaders did the defending
champion New York Yankees Sat
urday. The A's, performing be
fore a huge Yankee Stadium
crowd of 69,416, swept a twin
bill with the Yanks, 3-1 and 8-6
to crack the Gotham club's five
game winning streak. Joe Col man
outpitched Frank Shea in the
opener while Phil Marchildon
racked up his fourth pitching win
in the nightcap. The two wins
gave the Macks a l1 game mar
gin over the second place Cleve
land Indians who Ktnnnnl rhi.
flHii ! "go. 7-1, behind Bob Feller's
six-hitter. Ken Keltner socked his
11th homer for the Tribe and
Joe Gordon . so rapped for the
circuit. Joe Dobson hurled the
Boston Red Sox to a 5-0 triumph
over Washington and Detroit, beat
St. Louis' Browns, 4-1.
In the National circuit the lead
ing St. Louis Cardinals pulled
half a game up into the lead via
an 8-3 win over Pittsburgh while
the New York Giants were bow
ing to Walt Dubiel and the Phila
delphia Phils, 7-0. Warren Spahn's
four-hitter and Jim Russell's hom
er netted the Boston Braves a 1-0
decision over the Brooklyn Dodg
ers while the Cinncinnati Reds
won their first tilt in nine starts
by topping Chicago, 5-2.
record.
Met ratsoa
His epochal
sprint highlight- (
ed a special race
on the afternoon j -
program of the f
MliU fillliudl WC31
coast relays. Pat-
ton, co-holder of the official re
cord of 9.4. barely edged out
Lloyd La Beach, equally tall Ja-
uuiMu, wno&e closing ruin
brought him only inches short ol
breasting the tape simultaneously..
The race, with a field of five.
was run unaer periect conditions.
Officials in charge of the relays,
including AAU dockers, expressed
the belief all requirements for re
cord applications had been met.!
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 000 000 000 0 3 3
A total of $4616 was shoved - ni.an
through the pari-mutual windows GrananVs was nis 18tn
aiuraay as me noruiwcsi vui- San Diego (10) Portland ()
ter Horse Association sponsorea ab h o a
PORTLAND, May 15-p)-Port-land
blew a 6-3 lead in the ninth
inning tonight and San Diego
scureu aeven runs to lane a iu-o Philadelphia 004 200 10X-7 10 1
Coast league baseball win over ! Jansen, Hartung 4 and Livingston,
the Beavers The Padres leari th Westr"m 7); Dubiel and Padgett.
, o me raares leaa tne Cincinnau ... ooi 2uo 200514 0
series, i-Z. Chicago 000 011 0002 10 0
Home runs were hit by Dick 1 Wehmeier, Gumbert 6) and Larnan
Wenner of Portland and by John J
ny tsarreii ana JacK uranam or Boston 100 000 000 1 7 0
Brooklyn 000 000 000 0 4 0
racing program wound up on the ! j 3 43
r iu uunu iim.il. tirahm.r 3
Tod Davoff of the seven-race ! Shupe.i 5
000 002 003S 7 I , card was the straight $16.80 Sena- ! Barrett J 4
030 001 0004 I 2 n- TarV hrnnrht in the fourth i 0" " i
v.. o . niw.i o
gallop. i DevitoJ 3
The final race on the program ! jufrdc?np I
a half mile event open to all RjtChy'. j
aihpaaHaaaaaw m mtmm 1 1 , .1 laami
Eugene Grid
report that any whacked the
four-master on the very first Ctor. Ffraxa7aa
Bill Bevens: They're giving him
X-ray "shots" now, which is con
sidered next to the end of the
line as treatment. The continual
ache has left the ailing shoulder,
but his entire arm is too sore to
pitch. However, Mgr. Bucky Har
ris is sticking with Bill to the
very end. . . .
CTJST FERGUSON
He says hell operate fundamen
tally with the single wins, prob
ably off a balance line with a
backfield shift from T formation.
If he has the necessary kid power,
he may use variations of the
model T also. Mort used both
single wing and short punt when
be was at Independence, and did
well with both. At any rate, the
new head man will next month
attend the top football clinic of
'em all at Adams State college in
Alamosa, Colo, (June 9-14)
where two of football's greatest
coaches will do the turoring.
Notre Dame's Frank Leahy will
give with the ins and outs of
T formation there, and Fritz
Crisler of Michigan will ditto with
the single wing stuff. And in the
meantime Mort will no doubt
attend Jimmy Aiken's T school
at Oregon next weekend. So he
should have a pretty good idea
ef what's what by the time the
Vikings take up their autumnal
4tbores next September.
Incidentally, Aiken la rated
Grappling Matchmaker Elton
Owen seems to have at long last
plucked himself a gent who
should be a topgrade ref for his
Tuesday night pitches at the arm
ory. Big and still plenty tough
Jimmy Maloney, the former
heavyweight boxing man who
has been third-manning for Tex
Salkeld, will make bis debut here
Tuesday as a rassling arbiter
WI 1.EAGUB
W L Pet I W L Pet.
Tacoma 13 .64 Bremrtn 11 11 .500
Salem 13 11 342; Victoria 12 14 .442
Yakima 14 1) .538 Spokane 0 14 .31
Wnchee 12 11 J22Vancuver 9 14 JS1
Saturday results: At Vancouver 3.
Salem I. At Tacoma 10. Spokane 3. At
Bremerton , Wenatchee 10. At Vic
toria 4-4, Yakima 5-5.
COAST LEAGUE
W Pet. I W L Pet.
S rran 30 12 .714'Seattle 10 19 MO
llyv
Oakland 23 19 .58 Portland 13 29 .341
S Diego 23 23 .500iSacrmto 13 17 .324
Saturday results: At Portland 0. San
Diego 10. At San Francisco 13. Holly
wood S. At Seattle 3. Sacramento 3.
At Los Angeles 6. Oakland 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. I W L Pet.
CORVALLIS, May 15-(P)-Dave ft-Loul. 12 T .632'Philadel 12 11 .522
r-.ilKf fmL kik .u 'i N Y rk 12 .600 Br klyn 11 11 J00
u..wii,-4.uu: juii- Pitts. 12 10 .545 Chicago
ior who was to have been co
captain of the Axemen's football
team next fall, drowned today
while here for the state track
meet.
The boy was canoeing with four
other Eugene high students in
Mary's river here when his canoe
upset He apparently was unable
to swim and sank at once. Young
Gilbert played halfback on the
Eugene high football team.
8 12 .400
Boston 11 10 .524 Cinclnn. 8 17 -320
Yesterdays results: At Philadelphia
7. New York 0: at Chicago 2. Cin
cinnati 5: at Brooklyn 0. Boston 1; at
St Louis . Pittsburgh 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet ! W L Pet.
Phlladel 16 .727 Detroit 11 13 .458
Clvelnd 13 3 .706jWashgtn 9 12 .429
N Y rk 13 a .619 St. Louis 7 11 J89
Boston 10 11 .476IChlcao 3 IS .167
Yesterday's results: At Boston 5,
Washington 0; at Detroit 4. St Louis
1; at Cleveland 7, Chlcaro ; at New
York 1-6. Philadelphia 3-s.
breeds, was nabbed by Two Step
after the original field of eight
had been scratched down to three
and also after one "dry run" re
sulting from an unofficial start.
Total wagering figure for the
two-day meet was $8710.
Yesterday's results:
1st race (220 yards for 2-year olds)
Won by Earl Eye: time 13 J (3.60) Joe
Wagner, second: 2d (220 yards for any
age) Won by Orphan Annie, ume
(4 10. 2.40) . Bus M. second (2.40); 3a
(
I Kuper." 1
Admi'" 1
Jnsn" 1
e)-Won
220 yards for any age) Won by Cop
ier Rockett. time 13.1 (10.40. 3.10)
ktn (440 vara i
Senator Tack
Ml
JuDiter. second (3.10); 4th (440 yards
for any age I won py
time 27 J (16.80 3.00) Bo-
age Won b;
(16.80 3.00) I
(2.60): 5th (440 yards for any age)
Won by Midnight Blue, time 20 S (3.10.
3.00) Scarlett Pass, second (230): 6th
(44 yards for any breed) Won by
Mite Bet. time 27 (5.00. 2.70) Bon D.
second (3.00); 7th (half mile for any
breed) Won by Two Step, time 57
(2 60. 2 40) field Balm, second (2.50).
Senator Swat
B H Pet. I B H Pet.
Johnson 19 7 .368 Nunes 73 17 .233
Sinovie 90 33 Ml Halter 44 10 .227
Mtfilln 38 20 .345 Hanson 41 9 .220
M lrvln 13 5 J33 Carr 3 1 .200
Gntzkw 80 22 J75!Wert 76 15 .17
Olson 15 4 2TStevensn 4 0 .000
Gedzius 77 20 MO Lazor 5 0 .000
Pit ter 12 3 JSOiSporer
Spaeter 73 18 .2471
Pitching:
W L SO'
Mclrvin 6 0 23 Lazor
Olson 3 0 121Sporer
Stevensn I 1 161 Carr
Fitter I 2 10!
0 .000
W L SO
1 3 5
1 10
0 18
3 2 1 Basnkij 5
1 2 SRuckr.m 3
2 2 0 Silvera.c 4
0 13 0 Reich.r 5
3 1 0 Storey J 4
0 2 IWtnnrl 4
0 4 OMoIe.l 4
0 1 4Mulln.2 3
0 0 USabrd.p 3
0 0 1 Mooty.p 0
2 0 0J Sierra. p 0
0 0 OSmith.t 1
0 0 Oinemng.p 0
10 0
ABHOA St. Louis
Spahn and Salkeld: Barney. Casey
(9) and Edwards.
Pittsburgh 00 002 0103 7 2
022 040 OCX 8 13 2
10 0 10
1 0 0 0
4 2 5
10 10 1
4 3 0 8 0
0 0 0 0 1
WHIT OVALISTS WIN
WALLA WALLA, May 15 -JT)
The Whitman Missionaries fin
ished an undefeated dual meet
track season here today by troun
cing the College of Idaho 87 i
to 30.
Add gents who certainly like
their baseball. Curt Ferguson.
The co-operator of the Willam
ette Amusement Co., sponsor of
the State league Capitols, would
cut both arms off up to there
if he could corral the champion
ship trophy this season. He has
hired a number of outside hot
shots onto the club, has arrang
ed for It to play all home games
in Waters, park, garbed in Grade
A gear, and bis hustled up sum
mertime jobs for some of the
players. Besides, he and Partner
Numa Arnold are devout Salem
Senator fans. Curt will unques
tionably be the proudest (and
most nervous) gent In the stands
next Saturday night when his
Caps open their season at Waters.
He really goes for his baseball
Suggestion to those who have
forwarded to us their complaints
on the Senator game broadcasts:
Please send 'em to the radio sta
tion, care of Mr. Loring Schmidt.
LPofl(h)Dnc Pemoinistratoini
Courthouse Lawn
Tuesday, May 18 - 3:00 PJ4.
BACIH1E BROWN
Noted Authority on
WIU demonstrate tne use of the spinning reeL rod and oqulpment to the pooplo of
Salem. Ym maw his czracle and picture In "LITE" ntagadno. March 18. 1948. page
141. NOW SEE HTM IN PERSON.
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Totals 34 12 27 18, Totals 38 13 27 17
t Smith (rounded for Wenner in 9th.
Singled for Coscarart in Sth.
rii-d out and walked for Rice In
Sth.
Walked and filed out for Devi to
In Sth.
Jensen singled for Jurislch In
Bth.
San Diego 012 000 00710
Portland 002 100 030 6
Error: Barrett. Jurisich. Basinskl.
IP AB R H ER SO BB
Wade 7 nlus 30 9 12 2 2
Jurisich 1 4
Thompson 1 4
Gabbard 8 13 29
Mooty 0 plus 0
Sierra 13 4
Fleming 13 1
Runs batted in Barrett 2. Graham
4. Rucker. Silvera. Gabbard. Wenner 2.
Jensen. Ritchey. Handley, Clay. Two
base hits Mole Gabbard. Home runs
Barrett, Graham. Wenner. Winning
pitcher: Jurisich. Losing pitcher: Gab
bard. Umpires: Gordon. Engeln and
Doran. Time 2.08. Attendance 4,334.
Sacramento 003 000 000 3 0 0
Seattle 101 020 01X 3 1
Freitas. Grissom (8) and Moore;
Fletcher and Hemaley.
Oakland . 200 000 002 0 4 S 0
Los Angeles ...101 002 000 2 6 8 0
WUkie, Gassaway (7). Klinger (9) and
Lillard. Ralmondi (9); Carlsen. Ad
kins (1) and Malone.
Hollywood .103 111 010 I 22 2
San Francisco 011 913 MX 13 16 0
Smith. Butland (5). Krakauskas (7)
and Gladd: Perez. Lien (3), Joyce (5)
and Leonard.
0 4 3 Riddle. Lombard i 5). Main (6)
2 0 0 Gregg 18) and Klutz. Brecheen and
2 3 0; Rice.
llli Washington 000 000 000 0 3 0
111! Boston 102 100 01X 5 8 0
2 1 Masterson Scarborough 5. PieretU
1 12 2 (8) and Early; Dobson and Tebbetts.
3 2 J St. Louis 010 000 0001 I 2
118 Detroit 102 001 00X 4 9 A
0 0 0 Carver. Biscan (6). Shore (8) and
0 0 0 i Partee: Trout and Riebe.
0 0 0 Chicago 000 000 1001 8 I
0 0 0 Cleveland 200 200 30X 7 10 8
Haynes. Goodwin (6). Pearson (7)
and A. Robinson; Feller and Hegan.
f lrst game
Philadelphia 000 000 2103
New York 000 000 1001 8 8
Coleman and Rosar; Shea and Berra.
Second game:
Philadelphia 103 010 120S 10
New York 2O0 200 0024 10 1
Marchildon and Guerra. Rosar 49):
Embree. Page (9), Gum pert (8) and
Berra.
Gtation Nabs
Preakness Go
PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Md,
May 15 -JP)- Citation went to
work on an "off track today and
the great Calumet Farm express
came through on time and in
front all the way to whip earfly
three rivals in the 72nd running
of the Preakness stakes.
A cheering crowd of 32,244
rerson mari the f1t haw mnn
of Bull Lea -Hydroplane 2nd the
shortest priced horse in Preak
ness history, and Citation ran as
true to form as he ever did Jin
his brilliant three-year-old ca
reer. Furthermore, he picked tjp
$91,870, and shot his total earn
ings to $423,700. This takes him
up to sixth in the list of. world
money winning horses.
Citation trimmed his closest
rival, C V. Whitney's Vulcan's
Forge by six lengths, with Syl-.
vester W. Labrot's Bovard third
another four lengths away,
rourth and last in the skimpy
field was King Ranch's " Better
Self.
Local Club Will j
Fire on B-Birds
The Salem Fur, Fin and Feature
club, comprised of high school
students interested In game and
fish conservation, has announced
the rponsorship of a crow shoot,
objective of which is to rid Marion
and Polk counties ol the destruc
tive black birds. j "
A valuable shotgun will Jbe
awarded to the sportsman -who
turns in the most crows' feet dur
ing the contest, which will run
from May 17 to June 30. To, en
ter the crow-blasting competition,
hunters must purchase a fifty-cent
registration card from one of sev
eral local sporting goods stores.
Today's
jfypitchcrs
American league: St. Louis at Detroit
Zoldak 0-2) vs. Houtteman (0-4). Phil
adelphia at New York Brissie 13-2) vs.
Reynolds (9-0). Washington at Boston
(2) Hudson (1-2) and Wymn (3-2) vs.
Kramer (2-1) and Kinder (1-4)). Chi
cago at Cleveland (2) Wight (1-2) and
Grove (1-2) vs. Lemon (3-2) and Ken
nedy (0-0).
National league: Boston at Brooklyn
Sain (2-2) vs. Branca (2-3). New York
at Philadelphia (2 Koslo (2-1) and
Newsom (0-1) vs. Simmons (1-2) and
Donnelly (2-2. Cincinnati at Chicago-
Walters (0-1) vs. LnamDers ii-i).
Pittsburgh at St. Louis Higb (1-1)
vs. Dickson (2-1).
JEFF GALS WIN
JEFFERSON The Jefferson
girls tennis team defeated Inde
pendence here Friday, three
matches to one. Winners were
Doris Haworth, Joyce Bavter, Pat
LaRowe, Ma bell Steele and Kath
erine Specht.
Ithaca Model 37 Featherweight
12 Ga. Pumps.
Win - Model 24. 16 Ga.
Doable.
Springfield 12 Ga. Doable.
Win - Rem - Martin -22'ss
aod .419
III Standards 22 and .381-33
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