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WasMiragtoini prop Tim DotonMBU Sclm. Orsxjoa, Moodgy. May t 1813 till DAILY AND SUNDAY lamifeo Yamilks Worn) The Nation's Top Con lies in Your Home Newspaper; Buccos Pound Braves Twee ThcyTl Do It Every Time . By Jimmy Hatlo All Wthr uia "ffc ssr on RhEM SUDOeNLV ITS SPBlNS-ALL NATIVE CaES TD UFE-ANDSDDO OUR PROSPECTIVE HCME8UI LOERS IHciR EST! MATES-THEy WERE N MO RUSM TO START Wfllfoi I 1 r I- iii I iiiiipit i, .jiQ ii iippp1 ir : Brooks Top Cards, Red Sox Take Pair By the Associated Ptss Washington's high-tpptn Sen - a tors ran their winning streak to even straight Sunday in handing the Cleveland. Indians a double loss, 7-3 and 2-0, before 4J.7S4 fans in Cleveland. The wins, pitched by Ray Scarborough and Sid Hudson, moved the Nats into tie for fifth place with Phila delphia. The Athletics divided their bill with Chicago, winning the night cap 3-2 after losing the opener. 11-3. A Chicago crowd of 23.1S3 saw this pair. The Boston Red Sox swept a doubleheader from St. Louis. l0- in 13 innings and 4-3 in eight inn- ln. the last game called because 01 aaranesa ol &suu. .. ; losses were the ninth and tenth in a row for the Browns. Bobby uoerr and Vem Stephens hit h5rne runs for Boston In the first game. Stephens' was No. 7 for him and moved him into a tie with the Browns' Jack Graham for the American league leadership. in the other American league game Sunday at Detroit the New York Yankees' Tommy Byrne hurled a two-hit thoutout over the Tigers, 12-0. The Yankees bopped 17 hits off three Tiger bur let. and snapped Virgil Trucks' four-game winning streak. Over In the National league New York's high-riding Giants won their sixth straight win and mov ed into undisputed possession of first place by walloping Chicago at New York. 10-1. Larry J arisen pitched the victory. At Brooklyn a nifty piece of re lief pitching by Preacher Roe stopped the Cardinals for the Dodgers. 8-7. Pittsburgh smacked the Boston Braves twice at Boston. 8-3 and 11-8. to push the Braves into third place. Pittsburgh moved into sixth place. A crowd of 27,211 watched, disappointedly. At Philadelphia the Phillies and Cincinnati divided their pair. Cin ey won the opener in 12 innings. H-7. with seven runs in the 12th. But the Phils got Bill Nicholson's iurth homer of the season and four more runs batted in by him to tke the curfew-halted night cap. 8-1. America a League WaJiington ion 3u 3-T 13 0 Cl-v-land 00? t" 1 3 T t S. ii uuraunh and Evans Brarden. . Ppi.h Hi, Paige Or. Zodak t arvj vVatiVmgton . W .001 1U0 1 0 Cleveland 000 ii OUO-0 4 0 Hudson and Evans. Benton. Garcia fa and TrMh. Helm '8.. Philadelphia OHO CM 10O- I J Chicago 131 OfJO S3-ll IS Kellner. Schelb (2) and Kusar. Cura pft I and Wheeler. Philadelphia Oft 000 030 S I Chicago - 001 W- McCahtn. Harris H. Fow'.e t and Goerra. Astrotn (7). Rosar-- (: Jud aon. Surkont and WhMltr. boston 000 0 3I 419 14 St lAula . 000 411 0O0 000 0 10 0 DutMon. McCa)l S. Johnaoa (7 and Batu. Carver, Ferric i. Oatrowkf 1IJ. Shora (13) and Mom ... . Boston . . 000 i2 02 4 ! St Louts lftl H10 OOS t Kinder. Hunlunn S and Batta. Trb- E? tt iSi: Papal and Lollar w York . -101 S3&-U It I rtrolt 000 000 0000 S 4 Byrne and Berra: Trucks. Stuart (71. Kotfuvta It) and Swift. National League Chicago ... 000 ( 11 1 14 I ti-w Vark 001 ISO Mi 19 14 Kibipl. MCLath 15). Lad T. Otto man 1 7) and Schefftnc. Janaen and ft Luwia 1 40 OOO 7 IS t .iduklyn . 101 1KB 40 S I iohnwa. Wtlks . Hrarn 7i. Pol let 7t and Rice. GaragioLa (Si. Hal ted. Palica (1). Minner 7i. Roa and Campaneiia. Pitt.burgh . 4O0 1J1 Of- II 1 B-rtton . .100 KM) 0U0 S t Chambers. Muncrirf and McCul louh. Sam. Barrett 1, Kail ). Ba aclT. Ill and Mail. Sa'.krtd I7i Pmbuih 401 OSO It IS 1 b-Mtun . 401 OtW I It I Otckaon. Lombard! Hi Cay (71 Rl4dl ! and FlUrva'd. Bickford HMu (11. Potter i. Sa n (St and Salkvld. Maai (2. Ciitcnnttl 000 SOS 007 14 St S Phtladrluhia 00 010 1!4 - 7 11 t Vandrrmerr. Peterson' . Cumpart (, Ratrensbcrser (lit and Mueller, ft HoweU Simmww, Trtnkl . KvMMtanty (i), Rowt Donnelljr (111 and Srelnick. C'mctnnall . 0 010- 1 T 4 Philadelphia 310 JIO-4 10 1 Called six trtntnya. Sunday law) Erautt, Burkhart 111. M Howell (3 and H. Howell: Roberts and Lopata. CONGDON TOPS TOI RNEY BELLING HAM, May 8-(yf-Ta-coma's great money player. Chuck Congdon, bar be red four strokes off the Bellinghara Golf and Country club's par today to win the second annual S5t0 Belling ham Open with 67. BaSebq G AB R H Prt 17 54 4 SI .MS IS 43 13 S4 JS1 14 1 1 S3 JT7 . ao 73 is r rra 1) 43 13 33 MS IS 74 IS M JSI Kaxak, Cardinals Crotn. Timers H Walker. Cuba Kmr. Pirates . tXMafto. Red Sox Kelt. Titer tuna batted fa Matiocal laa(ia: Campaoella, Dodf ers. (, Toreeaotv Btavea. 17; Mm, Gtanta. 14. Koala. Phill:es, It: Ktner. Pirates, 14. Amer loan league: Williams. Red Sox. S3. Stephena. Red Sox, 22. Groth, Ttfara. tl Hama ruaa National leafua: Car don. Gtanta. 4: 14 players td wtth . AnrrV'ta Warua: Stephens. Res Sot. T. Granaaa. Brawns. 7; Voilmvr, tors, S. Gar aim. Indiana. 3. a. Today's JPitchors Prateatte pttefcars foe Monday's fur leafwe games: NaUunaJ Xeirua -JtJburA at tott ImcrU) lli(t -4 es, Btckiord tt-3. St. Louts at Broo I atrsucse 1-1) . PodbteUa (0-a. CBSBaea at New York atbt Haanner a-H p. JMica l-3). Onctaaatl at Philadelphia (nentt roa fl-2 a. Heustbeimaa 4-a. Asarracaa Learuo New York a Oat ra : t - Raacai 4-a jra. Cray !-. (Oa Ull CHrrtp-jYjr 0i TkE contractor. ff 1 building j-lmmm 1. woirt asaravta Schafer (Drops Sedersfrom in Annual Golf Tourney Title Flight Yost Maintains Chase Position By Tammy Wright Bill Schafer put a double-eyed whammy on Medalist Bob Serter strom's hopes for the title; in the Fourth Annual Elks golf tourna ment Sunday at the Salem golf club. Schafer dumped Sederstrom into the elimination round with a 2-up victory. Schafer will" tangle with Jim Sheldon in the third round of play this week. Sheldon; edged Jack Owens 1-up in their trip around the links. Lengren and Russell joined the select group by 4-3 and 6-5 romps over Frank Al brich and F. Shafer. Defending Champion Dick Yost maintained his speedy pace of last year to whip Bob Burrell In the second round. Yost will match with the winner f the Needham Powell go this week. Walt Cllne, another old hknd in Salem tourna ment play, notched a berth In the third round by slipping' a 2-up win over Painter. Ralph Ma pes clipped N. Ingram 2-1 and Win Needham clubbed B. Powell to complete the winners circle for the third round. Alley, Aleska. Ollnger. Estey. Carson, Quistad and Brande, all bounced in the first round last week, managed to keep In the play with second round wins. The eight other flights in the tourney worked down to the semi finals. All flights have until next Sunday to complete third round competition. Schedules for third round are: Championship flicht - B:U Schafer vs. Jim Sheldon: G. Len gren vs, J Russell. D Yost vs. W. NrdhaTn: W. Cl 'ne vs. R Ma pes rirst fught Alley vs. Aierkar"0!inirer vs. Estey: Carson vs. Quistad: Brand vs. I Victor -Waterman t ; Sederstrom vs. Owens: Albrtch. ivs. Shafer;, Burrell vs. Powell: Patntef'V Ingram. 2nd flight- McBurnett vs. Allen : White vs Ltllie 3rd flight: Gwynn Vs Thorn pson JohRsoat: Price vs Johnson: Hay vs. Putnam: Ray vs. Emlen. 4th flight: Bethers vs. Graham: Mo ore vs. Paulson 5th flight: Joseph Burriarht: 'Pekau McCrary vs. Woodry -rcn i : Kay vs. Hendrie: Kimmell vs. McMullen 4th flight Williams vs Owens: Qll espia vs. Vandervort. 7th night: Medford vs rtller: Roth vs. Bye: EgeUtpn vs. Hendrie: Bone steel vs. Eyre.. Bth fllrht: Settlemeir vs. tHarp-Low-ry : Wathler vs. S'oan Sth flight Fish vs. Chambers: (Bor-mg-Hoff nvan vs. McA!'$-r. Zigler vs. Him: Kline vs Lam(Dic 10th flight: Farmer vs. Gadwa: Php ps vs. I HK-ka-Johnson . 1 1th Tight Dewey vs Parker: (Kel-Iv-Boringl vs. Johnson. Coomler vs. Westall. 12th flight- Johnston vs Schueti; Johnson Vs. Hunt I3th flight Wirklund vs Johns: Earl vs. Morris Holloa vs. Rce: Vandenyn de vs. Ptnkham; 14th flight: Ward vs Morrow: (Dob-ney-Johnstonl vs Grant. 15 th flight: Edwards vs English: Smith vs. Kranier: Garre:t vs Ma pes; Dobney - Johnston 1 vs. Tmpiwin: Causey vs. Isons; Heiaerman vs. Hilie rwh. 14th flight- Anderson vs. Lea: Trout man vs '.arson 17th flight: trmig vs. Charrholm: Robinson vs. IKlemke-Snowi : Hazel vs. Notfstnger:- thiflus vs. Watkins. BROCK SHOOT WINNER. SPOKANE, May 8 -iJT- Stan Brock of Walla t Walla scored a perfect 100 today to win the sin gle championship la the annual Inland Empire trapshoot. Brock blasted 99 of 100 targets two-day total of 199 X 200. for a L What Is the approximate rate to miles an hour that the blood courses through the human body? 2. Which i the largest Ameri can river Cowing into the Pacific? 3. From commercial stand point, what are the four precious stones? U r. 4. What Englishman was the first to sail around the world? 5. Which is our oldest National Park? ANSWERS t. Seven miles an: hour. X. Yukon River. 3. Diamond, ruby, emerald, and sapphire. - 4, Sir Fraacis uraxe. 9. Yellowstone, eaUbliahe4 ta 1372. Look aiid Learn By A. C Gorioa Neitlinsf, Werline Shoot Tie Chris NeiUing and John Wer line. both with 5t straight hits Sunday tied far first place In the Salem TrapAhooters elub 18 yard event daring the Program shoot en the club range. Thirty -seven gunners took part in the meet and beth F. K. Farmer and Clarence Tewnsend. with 49X59 ceres tied for second In the evmt Dean Glrard and A. W. Nom had 48 and BUI Shepherd a 47. 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