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: Salems Top Fielders; Wilson
j
fUletn's Stoni miUiim to
the Western InteisJliaJ leagae
M off July 4 according U fU
res released by the Howe News
Birm. Tbe SaleuM lMMted
mark jfcf 341 m against second-
place fVancouver's J54.
la addition, the aenatora were
ip-la doable puys exe-
SoDoods Tally
Steve Winner;
Nunes Homers
PARKER FIELD, Yakima, July
9 -(Special)- Any aspirations the
lowly "Vjakima Packers had of pul
ling tha seventh place Salem Sena
tors downward in the Western In-
tematiqinal league chase suffered !
an emf hatic. reversal tonight ! as
toe Salems clouted out a 22-hit
14 tOr.3jjvictory in the series open
er. Wrg-it was a good ball game !
for seven innings , suddenly blew j
DP all Iver the place as the Sena-!
tors bfpped out nine hits, and
were handed a walk and two hit
batsmep by Yak pitchers, all good
for 10 Aig runs in the eighth in
Sung. ; i
In tl is gigantic ' frame, Salem's
biggest in three years, Mel Nunes
smacked a three - run homer, a
860 - footer ;over the left - center
fence. Nunes and Eddie Barr were
the big guns in the 22-hit attack
(also Salem's topmost of the sea
son) with four hits each. Jim Wert
and Joe Gedzius had three.
; Bob Stevenson and Max Strait
were hooked up in the hurling
duel, and Steve had the best of it
at 3-2 after the seventh. Then
eame the explosion to help give
him his fifth wm of the season.
Stevenson allowed nine hits. The
teams play again tomorrow night.
Salem (14) (3) Yakima
B H O A B H O A
Wert.i 3 11 I French. m 4 13 0
Spaeter.2 3 1 2 3 Estrda j-p 4 13 3
Samhmrj 5 2 2 OiPeterson.J 4 2 14
Sinovic jn 5 2 3 OiEstesJ-a 4 0 2 2
BarrJ 0 4 2 0 Molltor.r 4 12 0
NunJ 4 1 ZConstntn.c 4 11 1
Gedzius jt 4 3 1 3 Orteis.l 3 2 4 0
Btumpf.c 4 2 2 KCecil.l 3 0 1
Ktevnsn.p 3 11 1 Strait.p 3 10 2
McNultyJ 10 1 0 Freeman J 10 10
Kramr.p-r 10 0 0
. iTornayr 0 0 0 0
ToUla" 43 22 27 11 Total 35 9 27 13
falem 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 10 114 22 1
akima 100 001 "0 IS .3 t 2
Losing pitcher: Strait.
Pitcher IP AB H R ER SO BB
Stevenson 0 35 9 3 3 2 4T
Strait . IK, 33 15 5 4 1 2
Kramer , 4 0 0 1
Xstrada 1 ' I 3 3 3 0 1
Hit by pitcher: Gedzius. Stevenson.
Left on bases: Salem 10. Yakima 10.
Some runs: Nunes. Two base hits: tet-
rion. Orteig 2. Nunes. Gedzius 2. Barr
Stevenson. Runs batted in: Samhan
fner 2. Peterson. Gedzius 2. Strait.
Btevenson 2.'Sinovle. Nunes 3. Wert 2.
Cecil. Sacrifice: Stevenson; French.
Stump. Stolen bases: Cecil. Spaeter.
Double plays: Estrada to Peterson to
Cecil 3; Nunes to Wert. Errors: Estes
Wert. Time: 2:10. Umpires: Husband
and Skulik. .
Bakers Win; Exhibitions Slated
The Master Breads tightened
their grip on first place in the
National leagae . softbaU stand
ings last aight al Leslie by edg
ing the 12th Street Market crew,
-L la the American loop the
Campbell Reek Wools retained
second place by downing the Sa
lem Navigations, 3-1.
Tonight another exhibition bill
la slated. la the first game at t
o'clock the Seattle' Sea Larks,
top - flight girls team, clash with
the local Maplettes. The 9 o'
clock nightcap sees the potent
Moo try s. America a leagae lead
ers, mixing with the Arte raft
Linelenms of Portland. The Art
crafts are rated one of the Rose
c
More Geese,
Ducks Expected
WASHINGTON, July 9 -OF)
Northern nesting grounds are pro
vicing more wild ducks and geese
Yiis year than .last, the fish and
wildlife service said today.
Xtompared to the favorable
. years of the past, the breeding
grounds are still seriously under-
populated, ' Albert M. Day, . di
rector of the service, said.
, j! . ii nwif , ..si
Bomber Still '
NBA Champion .
PATERSON. N. July 9 (Jf
Joe. Louis is sUU the world's
, heavyweight champion' even
, though he says jthe has. retired, the
National :. Boxing association's
President Abe J. Green said today.
Green explained that Joe wilf
be champion until - he notifies the
' NBA 4l his formal retirement. "
v , ,-.
v I Ruth Improving
; 'NEW YORK, July 9 Babe
Ruth is up and about most of
th I time" at Memorial ; hospital
where he " is receiving treatment
by " radiation, a hospital spokes
man said today.
The former home run king Is
. "Improving steadily,' the spokes
rxnan added. Ruth was admitted to
the hospital June 24 for supple
mentary treatment and rest.
t -
emted with 1; 11 ander tbe M
wUr, hlitimg
departs!? with JCt aaark,
MTtar frem third to first. WIl-
v
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also had the snest hits, 12s;
most total bases, lit and was
high la 'triples with 17.
Salem's Dick Slnovle was
third aaneng the regulars with
Son
Ten
Caps, Albany in Pair
Salem's march toward the 194S State leagae baseball title eaa
be made considerably shorter Sunday night when' the potent Cap
itols take on the Albany Alcos In a 4:34 o'clock doableheader at
Waters park. The Caps, now two games la front of Albany for the
lead, will all bat salt down the flag with a pair of wins. Aa even
split will leave Manager Jny Lewis' locals still two games ln
front, with bat five left to play with Bend and Portland.
In enefof the Sunday nighters it will be "Plzen Pete? .Jonas
against Stat Fredericks again, the choice pitching duel that la the
last two Salem-Albany meetings has seen the Salem aee rack ap
3-2 and 4-3 victories. Also, the retain of Wally Flager and Gale
Smith to the Uncap will have Lewis' locals at fall strength.
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For Runt Races Tonight
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Oregon's! midget racers haven t had much success so far with
their "stop Bob Gregg" aspirations, and the 1947 state runt-romping
champion ha been heading pell-mell for his second straight title,
But those gents who would put the whammy to the Camas Cyclone
Tigers Fatten
Circuit
By the 'Associated Press
The. Western International loop
n-finbr Tawia Ti or inmned their
rgiri to three games last night
by licking the Vancouver Capi
lanos, 8-2, while the second-place
Bremerton Bluejackets were be
ing bumped by the Victoria Ath
letics, 6-1." $pokane nicked Wen
atchee, 9-7.
Vince Lazor pitched the T a corn a
victory, setting the Caps down
with six blowy to best Carl Gun
narson. Victoria's Del Owens
handcuffed fthe Bremertons with
five blows, f :
Tacoma .L 120 050 00 13 0
Vancouver . , ... 3XXi 000 0 2 0 0
Iazor and 1 Rossi;, Gunnarton and
Brenner. I
Bremerton t.l 000 010 0001 5 1
Victoria -4 -- 010 2O0 03x 9 1
Hittle and Volpi; Owens and Mor
can.
ena tehee . i 000 001 051 1 0 S
Spokane ..... ,i 112 011 12x 1 3 3
Conover. Stevens H. Gilson () and
Gardner. Datrvmple S ; Nelson. Bab-
Ditt ) ami ito, sneeiy s.
DUCK STAMPS ON HAND
The local postoffice has receiv
ed duck stamps for the fiscal year
July I, 1948-June 30, 1949. ThjS
stamps, ncm available to prospec
tive migratory bird hunters, sell
for $1 each. .
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City's better eJaba.
Woodworth's seventh taalag
homer provided the Bakers with
their winning margin aver the
Markets. Clancy Applegate gave
the losers six blows. Bob Knight
twirled the Wools' victory, dish
ing oat bat three blows to the
Navigations. The Wools sewed
the tilt ap with two rans la the
fifth t built i aroand MeCaffery's
doable, i
izui sc r.l i ; oio ooo 1 l
Master .Bread 001 000 1 t $ 0
BaUaad mm BUscbe; Applegate and
Weedwert. .
Wsts .4 100 020 03 2
NavicaOon 0O 010 1 3 S
Kalsht and MeCaifery; Klnkenwer
Ser aad Barbeur. .-.
. ,.
die Stanky Out "
BOSTOfiiJuly 9 -JP) A brok
en t bone in ! his right ankle will
keep reliable Eddie Stanky, the
Boston . Braves .second baseman,
out of the running for at least six
weeks, a club physician said to
day. Stanky was injured in a game
with the Dodgers in Brooklyn last
night when he collided with Bruce
Edwards while sliding into third
base. 'if
, BoxerJ FataJIy Hurt
STOCKTON, Calif., July 9-P)
Head injuries suffered in a fight
last night ra used the death today
of Jose Befje, Filipino boxer from
Manila. n autopsy showed a
brain contusion killed the 124
pound t boxer, r. I j , . : ;
He had t hit the canvas three
times in the eighth round of his
main event fight with Roy HIga,
118,iof Honolulu. . 4
Tabic of Coastal Tides
Tides. for;: Tafl, Oregon. July. 1448.
(Compiled r U.8. Coast and Goooeuc
Survey. Portland. Oregon.)
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July HIGH WAT Eat , LOW WATER
Time
Tune
Ht.
14
11
11
U
14
IS
It
. s.-oo a.m.
4 03 p m.
' IM SJtt.
4:44 p.m.
4 10 a m.
5 23 p.m.
tM a m.
44 p.m.
4:54 p.m.
7 : pjn,
930 m.
7J7 hjn.
9:55 km.
I aun.
4:15 aja.
9 M p.m.
9:54 a.m.
1J5 pjn."
10:45 a.m.
11:53 p.m.
-1J
S.4
-41
2.1
4.1
1.7
r
HUH
1:11 ua.
It 33 p.m.
1 21 a.m.
l:lt pjn.
1.8
0.5
2J
4.X
a
3:22 a.m. -4.1
SOS pjn. 2.7
Leads Batting
.151 flgwre as arm last raaaerap
Dick Grebe's for .Taeoma.
Greco topped the rans-batted-bt
eolnma with t sad TaaeeaTers
Frank llaDens was home raa
king by Ttrtne ef bis IS. Mai
leas' ZJ doubles alas was Ugh.
Vaneoarvers Bob Snyder led
the pitching with aa f-1 mark.
Frank Nelson, Spokane, had the
it strikeouts, L
Eos
Mb
aCdinniar 14" to 3
A PfllQC
at Hollywood bowl in the sixth
local session of the season.
On hand to take his first whirl
on the premises is Don Farmer
of Los Angeles, no less than a I
strict topnotcher m the Caufor-
nia Midget association standings
Mai cat auu, nt ins aw. 1 1
again one of the better operators j
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in the Golden State this year. Now
in the Northwest on sort Of a
"vacation with pay," Farmer the
other night raced at Portland and
checked in with next to the best
qualifying time for the session.
I-.t v when Farmer came
Last year wnen tarmer came
north he established a new Port
land track record in his first out-
s
Farmer yesterday buzzed the lo-
cal track for 30 minutes to leant
its ups and downs. :
. , . . sw k;.
Also back tonight to resume his
argument with Gregg will be Gor-
dy Youngstrom He weearly
last week with car trouble and
also missed the Portland inaugur-
al last Sunday. The No. 15 Youngt
strom Offy special is back in
top shape again, however, and the
possessor of fifth place in the
driving point standings intends
hopping up a few notches tonight.
Sj
Also due for action
Jthe Washington contingent
a dozen buzz buggies. They'll join
the Salem regulars, Gregg, Young
strom, Lou Sherman, Max Humm,
Howard Osborne, et al. Osborne
is currently in second place in
the point chase behind Gregg,
Gordy Livingston', is . third and
Sherman 'fourth.
Tonight's program opens with
the time-trials at 7:30, with the
main Jaunts due at 8:30. The main
event will again be a reverse-han-
di capper with top cars starting
last. Mr. Gregg therein finds him
self starting but dead last, no
doubt
OWGA Play
Wednesday
The Oregon Women's Golf as-
sociation's monthly, tournament j
will be played off over the Sa-1
lem golf course next Wednesday,
According to the pairings an-1
nounced Friday by Association of- I
ficials, there will be 100 femme
par busters in the big meet, rep-
resenting all Portland courses and I
those in Salem, The Dalles, Eu-
gene and Oswego. f
The . tournament will be over
18 holes and will be a Match Play
vs. Par affair, with full handi-
cap. Salem golfers, well repre-
.iwtm,.Wi11 tee " "(KEES IRISH VICTOR
T", . w , ' . m '
Outgoing nine holes: 4:30 a jn.-Mrs.
r i. uuurtiiiB- i n Mr
Marble. S:40 Mrs. Robert Joseph. 4:45 1
TZ". 1 ir I
-rst Joseph SteigerT l:lMn Tom I
my ThomDson. 4:20 Mrs. Conrad Paul- 1
lSj&ln Norman Von Nida, by two
Wood. 14:05 Miss Kate Bell. . j Strokes. .. . ' .
nranraj nine noica: a:av airs.
James Haley and Mrs. Fred Bernard i.
4:35 Mrs. Edward Roth. 4:40 Mrs.
Max riannery. 5:43 Mrs. Richard
Chase. S: 50 Miss Helen, Weidmer. 8:55
Rlph Hamilton. S:OS Mrs. Werner i
Brown. 9:20 Mrs. Kenneth Potts. S:3o
airs, usy Eggleston.
Banished Ball
Of ficial Dies
GREENSBORO, N. C, July 9
(4s)- Emanuel (Ed) Weingarten, I
44, banished from organized base-1
baU Vand Indicted in' crinilnal
courts for alleged game throwing.
died today. St Leo's, hospital at
tendants said' the Jforraer Tri-State
and Blue Ridge lesfgue jclub- offi
cial died at 10. a jn.. He 'was "ad
mitted to the "hospital June 29
because of a blocked kidney. '
: Bowlers Attention
This la, the time to practice.
y:: Plenty jaf pla; setters.
: Ccpilol Bowling Allay
4U Ferry SL Pbono 1475
(saoou
Macts Defeat
Red Sox Nine
Lopat Stops Solvhs
Sain Captures 11th
.: By the Associated Press
Pinch-hitter Carl Schieb's ninth
inning hit Friday night gave the
Philadelphia Athletics an 8-7 vic
tory over jthe Boston Red Sox,
the win moving the A's within 10
percentage points of the American
league leading Cleveland Indians
who were nipped by the St. Louis
Browns, 5-3. The New York. Yan
kees, aided by Joe DiMaggio's 19th
homer, and Ed Lopat's four-hit
hurling, stopped the Washington
Senators, 9-0. The Detroit Tigers
racked up their fifth straight win
by downing the Chicago White
Sox, 4-2, as Freddie Hutchinson
tossed a six-hitter.
In the National circuit the pace-
setting Boston Braves jumped
their margin to 3 li games by
virtue of i a 13-2 triumph . over
the Philadelphia Phils while the
runnerup Pittsburgh Pirates were
losing to the Chicago Cubs, 2-1
Johnny Sain twirled the Braves'
victory and became the first Na
tional moundsman to hit 11 wins,
Al Dark, Boston's flashy short
stop, hit in his 21st consecutive
game, Telting a triple, a double
and single. Bill Nicholson's 1 1th
homer with one on gave the Cubs
their victory margin over the
52S&szi7!i
with Stan Musial smacking his
20th boundary belt: for the Red
Birds. Brooklyn's Dodgers moved
into fifth place by whipping the
New York Giants, 10-3.
cntrago ...ooo 0Q2 opx a 7 l
Riddle and Fitzgerald; hamner and
Walker
Philadelphia oio ooi 000 3 is
Bob ton O50 2osoox 13 14 1
( and Padgett; Sain and Salkeld
Brooklyn 02 13022010 13
New York 000 300 ooo 343
BirntiMnd Camoanelia
Trinkka
Coooer.
(a. Konutowsau ) ana
Cincinnati 2o Sxt I I
Wehmeier.7 Peterson iSij "Gumbert
( and Lamanno: Brecheen. Burk-
. Staley t) and Rice. Baker
American league
New York 1020020220 12 0
Washington 000 000 0000 4 4
Lopat and Niarhot: Hudson Candint
e.. Harrist tU. Ferrick l and
JEy"- ' .
Chicago 000 000 002 2 1
Detroit S01 OOO OUx 4 7 0
p.fJ'ttl- pPjhD. mnd Robinsin;
sutiL ooo 100-5 t 0
Cleveland L 100 001 1003 12 1
Sanford. Carver (7) and Partee;
Lemon. Paige s. Klieman (7. Gro
mek 9) and Hecan.
f:l i
Kinder? Johnson . .Dobaon tr and
Tebbetts, Batts () : J, Coleman. Sav-
wrns t ana ttosar.
Wyatt Booted,
But Upstairs
Kc any Wyatt, last week
swapped by Salem to Yakima, la
last place la the Western Inter
national leagae, where he re
- f ased to report, has beea sold
by the Portland Beavers to
Shrevepert of the Class AA Tex
as leagae. The erratic lefty faced
a suspension for his refusal to go
to Yakima. Instead, be goes to
the bigger leagae with a eleaa bill
of health. .
Slated Today-
CHICAGO, July 9 -Jf)- Ten of
the fleetest fillies in racing will
gov to the post tomorrow in Ar
ungton Parks $52,200' Lassie
stakes, the nation's richest race
for junior muses. .
From the east and f the west,
this highly bred field will open
the scramble for the filly title of
1948 in the six furlong dash,
Eddie Arcaro, America's No.
jockey, will be back again to ride
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Mystery Lady
in the Lassie- Arcaro brought this
fi7 home in Jamaica's Rosedale
sxaaes
PORTMARNOCK, Ere. July 9
tJtyi p, - n,ii.K
(" Lsl Kees, British iKyder- cup
golfer. Won the Irish Open golf
"tie today with a four-round ag
gregato of 295. Rees, in taking his
first national , title, bfetted Aus
Senator Swat:
B H Pet. B H Pet.
smovie S3 izo J3 saitzman a i
Samhmr 44 34 JM7iSpaeter 304 74 J44
Sinovie "32S 128 JSS'Saltznruni
Burgher 48 30 .341 Olsen 57 14 J48
McNulty ! 4 3 J33 Gedrius 257 41 37
Barr 144 58 J15I Wilson S 1 J00
Wert t 304 83 J73 Stevenson 25 4 .140
Nunes Va 82 271ISporer ' 18 2.111
Stumpf ' 113 30 J65; Peterson 8 4 jOOO
Mclrvtn isi iio4 j (
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Pitching:
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W L SO
4 4 3
4 3 5
4 4 37
W L SO ' i "
Olsen
11 3 4orwilson
14 4 7lfPeterson
Stevenson s 7 wjSporer
Melrvtn
Saltrmant .12
Lassie Stakes
i .. T -w a ' ok'' '
(ODD
an. ueagvb " - i : , J .
: iWLPrt i WLPct.
Tacoma : SI 31 .CZ2 Spokane 44 39 J30
Bremerta 49 33 JSJiWenachee 39 4S.422
Victoria 47 37 Joo'Salera 3S4S.417
Vaneouvr 44 37 JUHYakbna 29 $4 J49
Friday results: At Yakima 3. Salem
14. At Spokane 9. Wenatcbeo T. At
Victoria . Bremerton L At Vancouver
2. Tacoma eV j ?
COAST LEAGUE ' : ' "
WLPct ! WLPet.
San Fran 57 42 .576 Seattle - 4S4S.495
Oakland 59 44 J 73 "Hollywood 4S 53 .403
San Diego 54 45 .554 Portland "40 57 .412
Los Angls 35 4 45Sacramnto 34 91 J71
Friday results': At San Diego 4. Port
land 10. At Hollywood 2. Los Angeles
4. At Oakland 5, San Francisco 7. At
Sacramento 4-10, Seattle 2-L
rwQcLane. Olsen Clinch
Olympic Stroke Berths
DETROIT. Julv 9-UPWAn Andover nren bov and a California
school girl both 17 outclassed their fields today to wiin No. 1 berths
on the American Olympic swimming' and diving teams.
They are Jimmy McLane of
Marked Man
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Bnllet Bob Gregg (above)
midget raciag things his
way aa he copped the 1947 Ore
gon driving title, aad so far this
season he's ap to his aid tricks.
Oat in front af the pack again.
Gregg will be a marked maa
tonight at Hollywood bowl whea
the midgets resume their Satur
day night feuding la Salem.
Neale Ousted,
PORTLAND, Ore, July HflV-
Emery Neale, Portland, four-time
Oregon champion, fell before the
sharp play of Arnond Beisser,
Stanford university, hi the semi
finals of the Oregon State. Tennis
tournament .today. The scores
were 6-4. 6-4. 2-6. 6-3.
Harry Buttimer, San Francisco,
made an all-California final sure.
He defeated Wally Bostick. Seat
tle, 8-6, 6-1, in a quarter-final
match. Buttimer will play Henry
Pfister, San Francisco, tomorrow
for the right to meet Beisser in
Sunday s finals.
The women's finals Sunday will
send Arvilla McGuire, Piedmont,
Calif., against Rhoda Joan Hop
kins, New York.
as
G AB H Pet:
Musial. Cardinals 74 341 45 129 .412
Will Urns. Red Sox 71 263 04 103 J88
Boudreau. Indians 71 264 54 47 J8S
Ash burn. Phillies 73 294 44 101 .344
ZariUa. Browns 88 343 35 82 .338
Holmes. Braves 83 275 43 84 J33
Home runs: American lea rue Kelt
ner, Indians. 20: OiMaggiO. Yankees.
19. National leaeue Sauer. Reds. 34:
Ktner. Pirates. 23; Musial Cardinals,
zv.
Today's?
jfyPitchcrs
NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia
at Boston I night Leonard 47-71 vs.
Voiaelle S: Brooklyn at New York
Taylor (1-41 vs. Hartung 4-5); Pitta-
bur eh at Chicaeo
an at tnicago seweu
Sewell 4-3 vs.
SchmiU 7-9: Cincinnati at St. Louts
Iniehtl Vander Meer (4-71 vs. Dick
son 4-4 or Heam (4-3).
AMXRICAN LEAGUE Hamea (S-Ti
or Papteh -11-2 vs. Trout 44-91; New
Torn at Washington Rasehi 19-3) vs.
Haefner 14-71: Boston at Philadelphia
Kramer 48-3) vs. McCshaa (0-2).
(Only games scheduled.)
Net Tourney
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NATIONAL LEAGCB
WLPct
W L Pet.
pS2br, SaiSSuSbSSTl
iriZLZ S ko"u 5 40 w
New York 33 34 . 493 Chicago 3143 .4141
buL Vtol3C FhTpiTi'.1
At New York X. Brooklyn IS. At U
Lotus 4, ClnclnnaU 4.
AMERICAN LEAGt'E
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Clevelantf 27 A20! Detroit 37 37J00
Phuadelp 47 34 .410 Washing ta 33 41 .444
New York43 31 JSl St. Louis Z7 44 J80
Boston 37 34 .521 Chicago 23 47 J29
Friday's results: At Washington ,'0.
New York S. At Detroit 4. Chicago 2.
At Cleveland 3. St. Louis s. At PhU-
adelphia S. Boston 7. M
Akron, Ohio, who swamped thel181-
opposition in winning the 400 -
meter free style final trial, and!
Zoe Ann Olsen, near-perfect fan-1
cy diving high school senior from
Oakland, Calif.
McLane touched the finish in
the 400 nearly three . lengths
ahead of veteran Bill 2mitn, Ha-1
waiian from umo aute univer-
siry who has racked up 1? nation-!
al championships ranging from
the sprints to the middle distances
and going, back as lar as i4i.
Bill- Huesner of Northwestern
university easily took third in the
American final test won by Mc
Lane in 4:45.6. These three thus
won places on the men's Olympic
swim tesm leaving by plane for
London next midweek.
P0
s
Padres, 10-0
Br the Associated Press
The Portland Beavers last night
evened their series with the San
Diego Padres via a 10-0 win be
hind the seven-hit pitching of
Vince DiBiasi. Herman Reich and
Fenton Mole homered for the
Rev on.
The San Francisco Seals climbed
back into the PCL lead by three
percentage points with a 7-5 vic
tory over the erstwhile leading
Oakland Oaks. Hollywood shut out
Los Aneeles. 2-0. and Sacramento
clipped Seattle twice, 6-2 and 10-1.
Portland szomi ioi is w i
San Dieeo 000 000 000 4 IT 1
. Debiasi and Silvers ; Seats. Walden
n k a rut Ritfriaw. .
San Francisco 04 400 100 7 11 3
OakUnd 030 030 0004 10 0
Pares. Demneey (5) and Leonard:
Lee, Webber (3), Tost (4) and Fernon-
Loa Aneeles
Hollywood
Lade and
Gladd.
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Sacramento .
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Golfers Paced
By Alexander
COLUMBUS, O July 9(P) Big
Stewart (Skip) Alexander, bache
lor from Lexington, N.C., fired
his way into a two-stroke lead
over, a classy field today in the
m
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opening round of the 910,000 third
annual Columbus Open, with
scintillating 32-3264.
The cup looked as big as a tub
through the thick-Iensed glassas of
the former Duke university cap
tain.1 He holed putts from every
where for seven birdies - and 11
pars.
Two strokes back, with 60
strokes each, were Lloyd Man-
grum, the mustachioed former Na
tional Open champion from Chi
cago, and George Schoux, 29-year
bid star from Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Juniors Face ;
Busy Weekend
CapiUl Post No. 9s American
Legion junior baseball gang has
two important games this week
end.! Tonight the Murl Mize-crew
travels to Albany to play the Al
bany Juniors in a non-league tilt
under the Hudson field lights. 'Al
though it is a king's-x tussle,! the
Alba.ny team is very strong and is
apt to be one of the entries later
on in the state tourney here.
Sunday afternoon sees the C-
go against the Silverton Juniors In
a 2:30 o'clock district two game
at Waters park. Salem nosed the
Silvertonsj In thels first meeting
last month,
EwM Ties World 100 Meteri j
Dash Record tcitli I0J2 Time
v KVANSTON. Ill, July 9-0P-Bamey EwelL holder oHsiE na
tional sprint titles, scored a surprising unset tonirht when ho won thai
I 100 meter dash. DUllinaT awav from a thrilllant DlnnnlK Irannl fiM
"i l,,P4tton ot
1 Dillard of Baldwin Wallace.
The time was announced at
b nd. H.1
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Ewell started fast, went in front at 20 meters, and increased his
lead all the way. The big negro
ayyees
PRINCETON, N. July 9-(JP)
Four University of Washington
Jayvees succeeded today where
the1 Husky varsity oarsmen failed
week ago and reached the final
J rouhd of the Olympic tryouts with
th fanciest performance of a day
abounded in record-breaking
1 The Washington four-oared
crew with coxswain, the "stern'
four from the' boatload that won
(the junior varsity race at Pough
Ikeepsie, whipped four Princeton
I varsity men in an exciting race
I to enter the : final I acainst Yale
and, Westside Rowing club of But
faio, N. Y.
It was at the same stage of the
f eight-oared trials a week ago that
the Washington varsity Was elim-
i inated, losing to California in
photo finish,
Husky J
Reach Finals
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be more seated fans at University
of Oregon basketball football
games soon. . . i : j
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will be built at the basketball pa
vilion, giving a- total seating ca
pacity of 10,000 by Jan; 29. 1
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