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My, What Big Biceps You Have, Keller
Giamis Tie Braves ffoir MafticDinial Lead
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Indians Down
Bosox in 12th
Yankees Top Chisox :
Graham Rap Seventh
Br the Associated Pre
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time mmt fr thir drill UWn SalarCar to rc UW picUtre. Drmm Abmer !) and IndUn Jo
T4c Irlfht rive KUer Wiener's Merfal arma ehrrttap. Akney flthU Dare ! the 1-
,run4 main evrnt. Indian Jm Mnat aaatker IndU. JanUr. la the six round aperial.
Tli Keller liaMkn a raebrk U th top r-riidr. j
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Senators Win 1st. Lose 2nd
At Wenatchee, Retain Second
9
At th rik of Yx'ir.K arcusd (acain) of trying to run theff organl
I4iin. we subn..! ft tip tr the Pirtlnd Beverv who now admit thay
a'.-- willing tu i eg. Uirmw or steal themselves a first baseman. Ac
t'iVly, they ha e fcniy ?. ik mt our Western Internationa league
f ii j ri't er .ign to t'ne off the
l-Mjie until tney una me uy
t-y"re afttr Our man i Vic Buo
c .1 i, Victoria' ilender but alick
i k-r. And Mer talking to Mgr.
1 t Norbert on Buccola the other
t;:h Nsr No, we don't say Buccola
HI knock down any fen-e n the
IVI.. ! that he'il bash a olid .300
ainr the Tnp-A flin.-T But
.-e -.ay ar d we ve Tots ff aye.
Vic iiji Kxd a r'Ae man a there
in the ( iM.-.t lixip rijjht now. that
h- would b- 100 er rent mre help
' first ba.e for !n Portland than
thy have, t'u! re .ould pick up
tu ihiiic ; trie bingles. that he
Wmll laj.fi one against that abort
rift field wall in the Bevo park
on. in ahi:e. that he't a hustler
ant that he i too good a ballame-r
tJ t playing in the WIL.. And what
the heck, when the Portland do get
the big shot f:rt baser they seern
be after, thev could send Buccola to our towa Senators . . .
Wbta tne pottiee are paaaed mmt f thoae wbe have peeved they
hare what It Ukee In atbleUca. den t everloek slender Darrell Ol
red. the Salem high baketbe.ller-baeballer. Darrell he-rt his feel
just hefere the sUrt ml the atoto baahethall tearnaent. The paJa
km there apenty. ht he played all threughhe torme.net ad
played well. The feet wee still betheriavt him dating the early
part ef the baseball icuea. S he finally heat It X-rayed, feend
that he had a breken bene and new babbles sreend Jn a big cast.
I.eU ef the Intestinal staff there .9 :
tirluon Shotting 'Em in Coast Lagu0
Speaking of. pitching with the pMiea. pass a few to he who predict
ed last summer of Spokane's 2l-gameWinmng fiank Nelson. 'There's
guy who could win regulaily in the Coast league." Frank just hap
pens to e the same Neln who If uncorking one mound sparkler
fter another tree days for Charley Dressen's Oaklands . . . Corns to
think of rt. out own Hal Sltrman isn't making any of the Portland
patriots mad when he pitches for the Bevos either. Certainly is good
ft tee lads like Saltzman getting a break in the neighboring PCL. Bill
Burgher got one too. but it took a break of a different hue to get him
bis When Eddie I'ernandei caught a foul tip on his tooUie, breaking
thiee bones In it. Burgher was han-led the No. 1 backstopping assign
ment by Bill Sweeney'. And strong-armed Bill is apt to keep Fernan-d-r
parked right on the bench the rest of the campaign if ever he gets
tint big bet of his functioning regulaily ...
Th Ttco-hit Parking at Watrt Field
( eoeiderable ylppls baa eeeae freen the Waters field clientele
whe were greeted with a "Parkin
pened. Seme have crewa auite
;eerge Eanigh weald tike U hsrs the felks knew Ult: Lastyear
there were twe free parking leta adjacent to the park. Yet many
f the customer parked the.r,.lmctte acrees) the street In a pri
vate let. and far tw o-biti a threw, laa.insrk as eperatin the Sen
ators is a eeetly ventnre. Kanili reminds, he ftgnred the rlnb
shatild step ta for seme ef thsie sjnarters. 8e hew there ta ene free
parking let and ene with the twe-bit sign attached. Take your
i-k hat dam t et mail It taa t
twe-bitter ... ) v
Bn$ SHtrer a Pleasant Surprise This Year
Re the Senate.. jut aiut tt; most peasant surprise on the club
fhi yeai. t?her -than its ea r 1 - ki abslitv !jip. is Bus S'oi'r. j.'or
two yeais Eu showed that he had a much stuff on the tvall as any
ftch'rr in the league. But . he rnildn't get it over the plate. Every
.1r liked te god-na?ure-1 and hard-woi king g-iy. but all poohed
when Bus .a tal'.ed a pitrh-r T tjke a lcok at him now. you would
n't 1fieve hS t.e unw iti!i He tia getstthe ball over, looks as
t he's loaded with the confidence he didn't have before and dien"t
iv the customers that feeling of oh-gc h-we re-in-for-itnow when
be challenges te mound. Rult Two straight wins., plus a save, for
lien Olsons game cf last Thursday night. Have a peek at his batting
peerage too. He s bashed two hits already, which was hi entire quota
f m the whole 1948 campaign . .
jVsf Pleasant to Have to Report This
Kill Bevrns may de part ef the Seattle barling chares la to
slay's deable bill at rertUnd it's Jast a beat bis tarn agaia. Bat
dea't empect anything toe terrtfte ef the gay. He ear he cast
threw bard and that Ms arm baa been giving him snack treabie
again lateir.
We eeaae eUberaUea. ae it snakes as ill to have ta re pert sack
weefal staff aa that est a gent whe ts deserving ef a snack, better
Oregonians
In lis? Major
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SCHROFJDER TO SPOKANK
SPOKANE. May 7 Ted
SchroecJer, th great Davis cup
star, will compete in th annual
athletic round tab! tennis tour
narrent here June 3-5. The Glen
dale. CahjL ac will Join several
top northwest players including
Jim Brink of the University of
rYashingtoo.
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ATHLETIC PARK. Wenatchee.
; May 7 - (Special ) -The Salem Sen
ators and Wenatrhee Chiefs broke
even in their "Apple Festival"
douSheader here Saturday. Sa
lem won the first game in a walk,
12-5. on Ray McNiilty's pitching
and some home run hitting by
Bud Peiersan. But "Wenatch(
won the second, 9-8, in a game
that had the Saierm screaming
load and long at its end.
The four game series was split
even, two games each: There will
j be no game for Salem Sunday,
as they played doubleheaders here
both Friday and Saturday. Sa
lem's next game is at Victoria
Monday night.
Peterson drove in three runs in
the first game with his two hom
ers off Cy Greenlaw, veteran WIL
Roundsman. Mel Wasley. with
three hits also drove in three runs.
Manager Bill Beard mashed out
three hits too. McNuIty fanned
four and walked four in notching
his first win of the season.
Wenatchee was off fi a -S lead
in the sixth inning of the night
cap, after knocking out Salem
starter Bill Osborn in the fourth
frame. Osborn was wild. He start
ed off by walking the first two
batters and serving up a home
run pitch to Hal Rhyne. Gene Pe
terson finished up for the Sena
tors creditably, and it was his
two-run triple in the Salem eighth
that helped spark a four-run rally.
Beard and Jim Wert had hit be
fore Peterson bopped hsi triple.
But it was in the Salem ninth
that the fireworks broke out Lar
ry Orteig singled. Bob Cherry
doubled and Beard drove in Or
teig with a single. Only one was
out. Then Jim Olson pinch hit
for Al Spaeter and grounded to
Vince Parego at second. As Cher
ry was crossing the plate with the
tying run. Beard slid into Short
stop Meyers to break up the pos
sible Wenatchee double play. He
dumped Meyers effectively, all
right, but Umpire Tim MrCul
lough then railed Beard out also
for interference, retiring -the side
and nullifying Cherry's run.
The Senators were still arguing
when th lighta went out.
First ganv: i
sawm (lit (s wa
B M O A B
W Plnn l S 1 1 3 Myers t
a tehee
H O A
1 1 3
3 4
2 8 9
9 3 0
0 9 2
9 9 9
12
0 fl 3
1 9 0
13 9
0 9"
9 0 0
a retrsn. X
4 raber.r
0 Phvne.l
0-Pesut.e
Brvmtl
1 Warner jn
5 .loldslein.l
0 Pareeo.2
2'Gmtjw.p
'Wtnter e
I'STfron
Gl.on.p
Orteig. r
W!ev.l
Oierrv.m
Bard c
Somrtrr.S
4 1
S 3
4 1
5 3
i
Wert 1
3
McNultv.p 4 1
Totals 44 14 27 14 Totals 3 10 27 9
Batted for Greenlaw In 7th
Silem nn ens 141 1? 14 3
Wenatchee . 010 000 310 J 10 4
F'V- er TP AB H R ER SO BB
MrfNu'M 3 10 3444
Greenlaw 7 33 7 7 S 4
G '-on I 12 5 S 2 1 2
Fjrors C'errv. Soaeter J Mim 2
Brant Horre runs B Peterson 2
Two ha-e hiu Wasley. McNultv.
B-ard Wmte: R.trvs batted in Crtn.
Iw Fa!et 2. Rnyrse. B Peleron 3
Waalev 3 Cherry. Wert. Beard Stolen
base Overrv Double plays Salem 3
frrpire McCullougn and Nenetich
Tin-e 2 17
S 1-mtxti game':
Sties 8
B H O
W Ptrn.S 3 3 2
B Petrsas 4 9 1
Ortetg r 4 3 3
WaeJ 9 1 2
Oierry.ro 4 2 3
Beard 2
SrnaetetJ 4 1
Wert. I 4 1 11
Oshoru I 9 9
G Ptnw 3 2
Otsoa 19
( Ueaatfltee
A B H O A
3 Meyers s 4 2 2 4
3 Faber.r 3 119
Rhyne 1 3 3 10
Pesit.r S 3 2 1
Bryant 3 4 111
1 Werner jn 3 0 4 0
4 Goldstein I 2 2 10
OPeragaJ 3 3 2 2
Bruce e S 1,9 I
McColm. 919
Totals 4 13 27 11 sfotato 33 14 27 9
Batted for Spaeter Yp pth
SalesD 191 941 IS X
Waaatchae . 3el 311 9 14 3
Laaaag aetclssar: Ostsora.
Pncbar TP AB R 3m SO BB
3 IT t 1 1 3 T
0 19 I 3 3 3 3
F. 3)11 I 3 1
McCoilusa H 19
ahaa.
Left on Bases- Salens 8. Wenatchee
12 Haaae runs: Rhyne. Three bae hits:
I Faber. Rhyne. C. Peierson. Two ba-ie
1 hita: Ortsrfg. Parego. Ihaas bas sd tn:
I Ribs 4, Orteig 2 Perec Z. Mryas.
! GeJdaSata. C. PVterson 3 OoaOle otays:
j WreatrlMe S. Errors Meyers. Ravae.
, CS4WF Vaev. Fsoe Tir r
Umpsres: Neoeuch and McCuUtMtgii.
' The New Yorli- Giants, who are
long on hitting and rot sr well
! stacked m the pitching depart
ment, got both hitting and hurling
Saturday as they whipped the St.
Louis Cardinals. 9-1. to climb into
a tie for first place in the Nation
al league with the Boston Braves.
The Giants belted 12 hiu whil-
, lankv C'mt Hartung wis holding
i the Red Birds to three- hit for his
fourth straight win. The Braes
lost their monopoly on the top snot
as thev bovi-ed to Cincinnati's Ped.
4-2. BiU Voi'dle of the RH held
the Brave to only two hits, but
i bbth were bur.chd with t vctj'ks
. in the eighth inning for thrtf runs.
Brooklyn Dodders went into second
I place, one game back of the lead
. ers after stopping the Chicago
Cubs. 10-4. The Bum tallied seven
j run in the fourth irame. K!ft
burgh's Pirates clubbed the Phili-
delphia Phils. 6-4. behind Hal
Gregg's fine relief hurling,
i In the American circuit the lead
'. ing New York Yankees got an
! other sharp mound performance
as Bob Porterfield pitched them to
j an 8-1 victory over Chicago's
White Sox. It was Porterfield's
. first start of the season. The Cleve
land Indians stayed 2'j games
back of the Yanks after eking out
a 12-inning 4-3 win over the Bos
ton Red Sox. Freddie Hutchinson
set the Philadelphia Athletics
j down with five hits as Detroit's
Tigers got a 4-2 decision, and
Washington's Senators continued
.their fast pace as they topped the
St. Louis Browns, 6-4. Eddie Rob
inson knocked in five runs for the
Solon. with a homer and two dou
bles, while Jack Graham slapped
! his seventh circuit blow for the
Browns to take over th major
league lead. s
American League
V. w York 101 020 U22 -8 tl 0
Chicago 000 000 (XII 1 1 1
i Portrfi!d and Berra; Gettel. Ju
i tava S i . Evans (Si and Wheeler.
Washington 200 002 101 f 1
St Louis . 000 000 400 t t 1
Matterson. Welteroth ill. Weik i9)
and Evans: Starr. Kennedy t7). Fsr
rlck 8 and Moss.
' Bo ton . 010 001 100 000 J t 0
I
Cleveland . 210 0O0 OO0 0O1 4 1
I Prn-U and Bjtts. Lemon. Garcia
: t 1 Z and Hegan. Tresn il2
Philadelphia . 000 100 010
Detroit ... 200 110 00 4
Brtssie. Harris 8i and Ciwrra;
Hutchin.on and Robinson.
National I.eagua
Cincinnati 100 000 0304 t 1
Boston . 100 010 000 t 10 1
Livelv. Cumbtrl iS) and Muoller;
Voisello. Potter ( and Salltcld.
PitUburch . . 220 100 001 ' 14 1
PhtladelphU ' 101 101 000 t
Checnes. Gregg ill and Fitzgerald;
Row. Trinkle i4i. Komtintr Oi. Don
nelly ( 7 1, Ttiompun til and Seminlck.
St Louis - 000 000 001 1 I 1 '
New York . 110 040 12 0 12 0
Brecheen. Staler. 5. Boyer tt and
Garagiola. Hartung and Livingston.
Chicago . , . 013 000 000 4 1 1
Brooklyn 200 701 00 10 It 1 j
Rush. Cooper 4 Adkins 4 and A
Walker. Branca. McGiothin (3) and 1
Campanella
Staters Down
Vandals Again
; MOSCOW, Idaho. May 7 -J)
, Catcher Frank Roelandt clubbed
out three hits today to lead Ore
' gon. State college to a 10-4 north
i ern division baseball victory ovir
th University of Idaho.
It was th second win in two
days for the Beavers over Idaho
and gave them a split in their
four-game series in th Inland,
Empire. The Beavers lost a pair
to Washington State.
OSC 000 412 00310 II 4
Idaho 020 101 000 4 10 5
Snyder. Stolz (6) and Roelandt:
Triggs. Hunt (4) Fodrea (g) and
Glave.
Toiijzh Basket
Sked for Bevos
CORVAIJ.IS. Ore, May 1-(JP
The toughe-t d re -season basket
; ball schedule the Beavers ever had
j was announced today for Decem
I ber by Oregon State college.
The Beavers will open their
hoon campaign on the road,
against Portland university Dec.
1. Thfti they will enplane for the
east, with a Dec, 3 game against
Camsius at Buffalo. N.Y.; a Dec.
6 game against New York univer
sity at Madison Square Garden; a
' Dec 8 game against Wisconsin at
; Madison: and a Dec. 10 tilt against
Minnesota at Minneapolis.
Home ggmes include contests
with Utah. Dec, 16-17; Indiana.
Dec. 19-20; and Minnesota, Dec.
77
Trapoers Ready
For Program Go j
The Salem Trapshooters club 1
will today wade into a Program '
Shoot, starting at 10 am. on the!
STC range. The shotgun session j
is open to the public. Events in-;
elude 50 16-yard targets. 50 han-;
d leaps and- 12 pair of doubles.'
Lunch and shells will be obtain- j
. able on the grounds. ,
WIL Ssorrs
osi a
S
1
38 13 OI
Aadersoa (9 sad
Warrea.
atswer.
Victoria as 101 18 3 T t
Lremerto , . SOS 901 1 7 12 1 ,
Locwa. OfemefH 3t and Day; Al- j
ten aul Banning.
Spokane
11 1
Yakima
9C t
11 1
Teaeran. Bosooo 4t. liward iSl. Wer- :
'DrUttaai 111 and Orte.
f Th Statesman. Salami. Onsgon. Sunday. May t. 1949
Junior Ball Meet Set
The first meeting of Use Salem Jnnier Base ball (eagnes for
has been called for Wednesday or
Administration office. v. ifixk
president of the leagues who has moved from town. Vera Gilmore,
schools athletic director and playgroand sapervisor Is railing- the im- ;
porta nt session. Election of officers for 1949 will be held Wednesday
also.
All sponsors and coaches, or representatives of same, who were
in the league last season are urged to attend the meeting. Gilmore Is
anxious to line up another full diamand program for the city's 'teen
age boys. The leagues will a;ain be operated la conjunction with the
city schools summer recreation program.
Seattle Snares 8-5 j
Victory Over Bevos
PORTLAND. May 7 - (Speci'al)
and then win over Portland. to
o h.,. Inni.hl Th- Ra.ni.r.
j.iri- Mtv whiia' Portland wa
Gets Go-Ahead
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Rocky Gragiano (above), the col
orful and unpredictable middle
weight, has had his license re
stored In New York state after
a two-year suspension because
of failure to report a bribe.
WEITEK.V INTERNATIONAL
W LPct WL Pet
Yakima II 3 .7S6 Wenatchee S 0.471
Salem 10 23 Vancouver 4 7 3rt4
Bremerton 000 Victoria 0 .357
T acorn a T S .447 Spokane 4 9 300,
Saturday result: At Wenatchee 3-0.
Salem 12-S: at Bremerton 7. Victoria
3. at Yakima 0. Spokane I. at Tacoma
6. Vancouver S.
COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet W L Pet.
Hollywod 23 17 .375 Loa Angls 20 20 500
San Diego 21 IS .5.18 Seattle 10 21 .479
Sacrmnto 21 IS .538 San f"ran 10 22 4n3
Oakland 22 19 537 Portland 14 I 3M
Sa'urday results: At Portland 5. Se
attle . at San Diego 4. Sacramen'o 10.
at Hollywood 3. Los Angeles 2. at Oak
land S. San Francisco 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet
Boston , 11 7 811 Chicago
W I. Pet
0 S ..438
7 i 434
8 0 471
7 II 3R
New York Tl 7 .811 St. Louie
Brooklyn 10 8 558 Cincinnati
Philadelph 9 10 474 Pittsburgh
Saturday results At Boston 2. Cin
cinnati 4: at Philadelphia 4, Pitts
burgh 8,' at New York 0. St. Louta 1.
at Brooklyn 10. Chicago 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WLPct WLPct
New York 14 4 .778 Philadelph 9 19.474
Cleveland 9 4 .992. Washington 8 11.421
Detroit 10 8 825 Boston 8 0 .400
Chicago 0 0 500-St Louis 3 IS 187
Saturday results: At Chicago 1. New
York 9: at St Louis 4. Washington 6.
at Cleveland 4. Boston 3 (12 innings),
at Detroit 4. Philadelphia 2.
Bremerton Nails
1st Triple Play j
BREMERTON. May T--A .
1 triple play featured Bremerton's
7-3 win over Victoria here to
night. With the bases loaded in
the last half of the fifth Lou ;
Briganti hit a line drive to Gil i
' MrDoagal. second baseman. He j
made a leaping catch, touched the I
! runner. Dick Sabatinl. off first
; base, and threw to second to short -;
stop Bob Keeler 'for the third out.
as Merr Allen was caught off the
bag. i
DIXIT. GOLFERS WIN
EUGENE, Ore.. May 7-.-Don
Provost had medalist honors today
t-- -s-J
with a two under par 70 as he jim Witt and Dick Soth defeated
led Oregon to its fifth strai'it an Oregon doubles team instraiht
golf victory by thumping Oregon 1 sets today to giv Washington
State, 184 to 8H, here. ' State's tennis team a 4 to 1 victory
Dick Yost was low for Oregon j over th Webfoota in Northern di
State fwith a par 72. vision play.
Invades New
See the BIG
24 Months to Pay
TEilGUE IlOTOn CO.
55 IC Ubwtr
tools
this week. 7:3 p.m. ta the Schools
aireet. In th absence of Al Srhaaa.
- Sea?tle came from behind to tie
5 in their Pacific Coast League
K3n It K,t. tf A A 1 ,-L.
D.Mn. i? tf m.-.-
Ardiiova. including a homer by
Dick Wenner. Tommy Neil of
Seattle clouted a homer, triple and
single.
The teams windup the series
with a Sunday afternoon twin
bill. Seattle (I)
() Perils
B H O A
B H OA
Lavne.J
S 2 3 Baainiki.2
Neill 1 S
110 Ructtr.m
1 1 OThomas.l
2 S 1 Farrett.t
1 S 1 Wenner r
0 4 .1 Mullenl
2 4 3Glaidc
1 3 D7.lk.i
e o oi.iki n
I 0 0 Moot .a
0 0 0 l.mior
0 0 0
Sheridan.r S
Becker. 1 S
Lynni.rn 4
York. 2 S
Sturgron.s 4
S White r 3
Drrlswd.p S
Mohr- 1
Ardlota d J
Ramsey .1 0
0
0
0
a
ti
Totals 40 13 27 11 Totals
37 I? 27 i
- Singled for DtPiswri'd in 2nd
--I.jr singled for Muotv in Bin.
S-attI . Ill) 110 310-
Portland . 3O0 001 OOt -
winning pltc
pitcher Li-ska
Pitcher IP
DiaViwerd 1
Ardizoia . 8
AB R H
3 3
31 2 S
29 J 11
It 3 2
I.ika . . S'
Mooty 3
denotes plus
Error Gladd. Zak. Runs batted in
Sheridan 2. wenner 3. Mohr. Lyons.
Becker 2-, Zak. Neill. Rucker Two b.ise
hits Layne. Sturgeon. Zak. S.ifr
idan. Three base nit Neill. Home
runs Wenner. Lyons. Neill. stolen
bases Gladd. Becker Sacrifice - S
Wnite. Double plavs York to Stui -
geon to Becker. I.eft on bae Se
attle 7jPoirtland S Umpires
Deever and Runic. Time
tendance 3128
Powell.
2 28. At-
San Francisco ...
Oakland
Dempey. Gable
Jones. Buxton i7
. 110 001 133-0 13 t
200 030 1004 0 2
i i7i and Brocker,
and Padett. 1
Sacremente 005 OTt 40010 0
San Dieato 010 110 100 4 11 2
Johnson and Plumbo. Hallett. Hafev
i4. Carter (9i and Moore. Ritchey 1 4 .
Los Angeles 0JO 000 0ir2 2 9
Hollywood 010 002 00 3 10 0
Lynn. Anthony if; and Malone;
Woods and Sandl.x-k. j
T faaeat?
f fJM.w j
y
JPitchors
T . . . lies. 4 American league Giaham.
National League Chicago at ; Rriwn, 7. Stephens. Red So. 8. Oar
New York Dubiel (1-1) VS. Jan- don. Indians 3. Groth. Tigers. . Voll-
sen (1-2). St. Louis at Brooklyn mer- Senators. .
Johnson (0-1) vs Hatten (2-1).
Pittsburgh at ' Boston (2) Dick
son (1-3) and Chambers 1-1) vs
Sain (2-2) and Bickford (2-2). j
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2)
Vandermeer (1-1) and Krautt :
(0-0) vs Simmons (0-1) and Rob-I
erts (1-2).
American League New York at
Detroit Byrn (1-0) vs Truck;
(4-0). Boston at St. Louis (2);
Dobson (0-2) and Kinder (1-1) vs
Papai (0-0) and Carver (1-1).
Washington at Cleveland (2)
Hudson (0-2) and Scarborough
(1-2) vs Benton (0-0) and Bear
den (3-0) Philadelphia at Chi
cago (2) Kellner (1-1) and Mc
Cahan (0-0) vs Gumpeit (l-l)
Wildcats Beat
Pioneers Twice
McMINVILLE. Ore.. May T-JP)-Linfield
college won both games of
a Northwest conference double
header off Lewis and Clark col
lege today, the first 10 to 2 and
the second game 4 to 3.
Six runs in, the first inning, on
four walks, a hit Batsman . and
three singles, were ample to nail
down the opener. The Wildcats
won the second game with two
runs in the final inning. Both were
seven inning games.
DICK NETTERS TOPPED
PULLMAN. Wash.. May
Price Field
BIG New Kaiser
ic Low Prices
2-4172
By Gay I Talbot
LOUISVILLE, Ky May 7 -.4k-Ponder, doughty son of a former
derby winner, came flying in the final furlough today to win th 75tb
Kentucky derby going away as a great crowd of over 90,000 roared
its amazed disbelief. , -
i South African
Nears Leader
Forty yards ffoarf the finish th
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ! djrX browtison at Pensive flashed
W. Va . May 7 -A- Bobbv Locke - Past reentre stable s Capot, his
came in w ith a seven-ur-der-na- Ust nval for th 1.600 prize, and
63 here todav to pull within one went under the wire three full
stroke of Dr. Carv Middlecoff , 'ngths to the good,
after 54 holes of p'.ay in the $10-; Olympia. which had been bark
000 Greenbrier open golf tourna- down to an odd-on choice, led
ment. : all the way until the field thund-
Middlecoff. who had a 69 today ered into the final quarter, and
after sparkling round of 6 and ! then folded like a camp chair de-
64. will start, his final IB holes pue cadie Arcaro s frantic f
tomorrow with an 1 1 -under-par forts to hold him up. He finished
199. Locke, in a third place tie 1 a badly beaten sixth. i
seven strokes dsck as ne teed oir
Xodar: now hj" n 'v,n 200.
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hotels -Old White" .368-yard
layout.
The South African ace needed
only 23 putts over the 18 hole
rout as his short gam functioned
with kilken smoothness. He was
on over par on both the eighth
and sixth holes, but had a total
i of nine birdies.
Locke. effort overshadowed
" the start of play in the 36-hole
o ' Oreenbrier
pro-amateur. hem
held concurrently with the f inal
two round of th open.
Nelson Shoots
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DALLAS. Tex.. MarTAP)
Bvron Nelson and Raymond Caf-
FJt BB SO ,'I ,n lhe Texas PGA Golf tour
300 nament today. F.ach carded 70 on
3 3 4 the third round for a 207 total.
Sis' Nelson, former king of America's
1 professional golfers and now living
; in semi-retirement from coRipell-
tive golf, said it was "the worst
game I ever played In mv life up !
Close around the greens."
Patty Berg, playing out of CM- i
r.hK. k 1. I IL.
.i-... - Hivi.in i,k . 71
a 2tl total. She replaced Mrs. Mil- !
drrd (Babe) Zahartas. who slipped
to a 78 today for a 223 total.
Big Six Scoring:
G AR R H Pet
17 SI 12 24 JB3
Groth. Tigers
1 f'ampanel
la D
Dodgers IS S 13 24 3D.1
! DiMaggio
Red Sox ... 13 34 1 2 21 3m
Karak. Cardials IS 30 3 IS .380
H. Walter. Cuhf - 15 7 21 .W
Kell. Tigers . 17 72 IS 24 J4I
Runs ba'ted In National league' '
Campanella. Dodgers. 17. trims. Phil- ,
lies. 1 MUe, Giants. if American I
league Williams. Red Sun. 22 Stephens.
Red Sox, 21: Gioth. Ti-rs. 21.
Home runs .National league- Gor- '
don. Giants. 8. Torseson. Biave. 4, j
Keese. D'Klgers. 4. Snider. Dodger. 4. I
C'ampaiiella Dodgers. 4 Mie. Giants.
4, Livingston. Giants. 4 Knn. Ptill-
Senator Swat
Up to date:
B H Pet
Miller 1 1 1 000 Bianco
G Petrsn t 4 SOOMcNuliy
B H Pet
S 2 .250
S 1 200
9 2 .322
Cherry 523 .431 Foslei
Beard
14 988W. Ptrson 88 IS .23.1
Wasley
Ortels
S2 20 .323Spae'er 37 11.193
48 14 JU Wert 82 10 .181
j Sporer
7 2 .2MCouiage
IS 1 IM
S 9 .000
3 9 .000
B. Petrsn 84 17 ,2'W Osborn
Olson
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So far back a half-mil Ifrom
home that he appeared hopelessly
beaten, th Calumet farm's beau
ty turned it on as the field of14
entered th long s t r t r h at
! Churchill Downs and made th
j favored Olympia and all the rest
1 look like they were standme still.
o nine regard had the crowd
held for Ponder, desp.te the fact
that he wa trained by that mod
ern wizard of the turf, Ben Jones,
that the winner rewarded hi
scattered backers with a whopping.
$34 in the mutuels.
Capot. which ran a consistently
fin rac behind Olympta for th
first mile, and then went past th
tiring favorite and looked like th
winner a furlong from home., paid
$9 60 to place and $5 80 to show.
Istdor Bieber's Palestinian, third
choice in th betting, came on to
take third, four and a half l.n.tha
; kIt r r.nni . .ia . n .
! " ' " "
j strunf f-f ou, fh
leaders, in order, came Old Rck
(ort, th second betting' coic
Halt,' Olympia. Model Cadet Dup
licator. Johns Joy, ,Ky. jolonel,
Ijextown, Jacks Town. Wine List
and finally Senecas Coin. i
Ponder, ridden by Steve Brooks,
was out of the starting K-ate a dead
last, and still was in that unhappy
position when the field sti earned
past 4he half-mile pole in th"
blight sunshine.
At the three-quarter . Brooks
had moved him up a; couple -of
notches, and then he began ' call
ing on his nor for some run. H
got it. By that tint they hit th
head of the stietch and straighten
j ed out on that final quarter -mil.
where derby hopes so often ar
shatte red. the Calumet hors wg
staunch sixth.
A furlong out.
when the crowd
j was roaring for Cajiot. Brcwiks
dioe fonder into third place,
j and a second later he was pulling
j up beside the Green tree runner.
from there on lie was much th
best horse. V
Jopes. who saddled th great
Citation and his stablemate. Coal
town, In lat yea is derby and
who now has a record-breaking
five victories In the thiee-year-old
classic, forgot all dignity and
ran out on the track to greet Pon
der when Brooks btought hint
prancing In to receive th tradit
ional blanket of roses.
NEWBERG WINS
McMINNVILLE. May T .f
Newberg edged out favored Me
Minnville today in a three school
track meet' Newberg high scor
ed 73 McMinnville had 70 and
Willamina 7V points. I'
For Rent
Tracks
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Do Tour Own Haullag.
Save I,
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Tracks Furnished.
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Garage
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