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Newspaper Page TextAfllfeairays jJeriry Lollllpe Viking Outfit Passes Tests i Qualifying Jaunt Establish Favorite By Al Lifbtner BELL FIELD. CorviSh May 20 . ( Sp iid ) One 14-vi.,r- id rei -crd w as lowereti h-ri Way as Oregon's higfi schrii.l track, and field lads f-nfi the '.:3rd ar. r.ual state rr,t-t The rrn t'i-fhat-terir.j; per f rrr.amf w,as h1- George-(Jur.K-ri Sir-ions of Alhimv high, letter known throughout the prep sports -irl'J in the st.ti 'or his abml- us a basehai! pilrr.tr. S.rnons hurried to 'he broad jumping p.t. leaped 22 ftet 8 in ches, ar d then hurried off to Sf rir.rf i Id a here climaxed his linjx day by hurling a fio-run. ru.-hit vnturv for the Bulldogs ,-.tr -i.e Fiig Six league Millers The old broad jump rrark of 22 fut. fe'j in hes was set Ly Jim Humtlle of Sandy in 1935 The bi Albfmv athlete, who is also bask t,rdl star during the win Ur for the Bulldog, will have a thr to crack his own t ew mark in the meet finals to mi rrovv I'r.u.n high of Eastern Oregon prov !'') another uipris- for the I'i i,fi gave evKler.ie it may u v t n.e defending champion Henlev Team for the state C !a-s B title by 'i'i lifting 10 men u. eight units for fie final"- t rr.t-r tow in that dr. i' ion Henle qi.alif.t-d six n,- i ) viX events ''i.d Jrf'ersori of M..i sen ' intv hd six ir. four tv i r ts In the "I..-!- A h isi.-i. the f..v- or i i . i . ' 1 1 ue in -. M od for (! f f r i 1 1 r . t. her: pior.. ijji.dif. i: - i men ir. -ix Tits. ., 1 1 ,, e.i!ri Kl.i't-.ith Fails (jU,,iif,,l f. m-n fot h...r events. , ',. ; of : 'I..!.! f ur f. I : .! i.i ' : ' S . ; ir ...'.ified .' r. for tt.Mi e ar.d a ni.. I.-rn .,!,(! A ; " i!i" to then ri I I w 8 unit . i...!f-miier ;. i e aulter jmit hPiti i'in -p-r ..il if horn (ill' net !. .1 . e tu ! li.' ! ' t ' 'lie ilii(, .S !! -' I te:. by int i 1 1 : 1 1 ' ' r,.m The dash times, however .'II' not to -lew nd tht j i mt f..vorite. i ..tr.t thifiigh te - 1 'he -tage f'-r tn- ivaittd do. i b. f.. .!! I)n k Kin- i f Me1 f, ;.: . u M rv I'.k i k i f W..sh ingti.n ;ri.ii:ow Those two ran in v, (,!., te MU..lif it - heots twlav. with I'i.'ik turning ir. the faster brtie- lit 'iit ti!- 1'( in 10 1 HnV- o n it m 10 2 I'.mk had a 22 fi iti tht- 220 and H'Ktl a 22 H Salem's !',rilliant Bfi" t'ovalt tuinei ii the best time of the da fi i tin 4 1ii He rompeil it in 52 1 in his hi .1 Hon Mali of the Vik ings r-!- if.ed with a 23 S m the l'2h T' i weie thiee Uttr time m this e,r,t Jim JuiM'ii of the Viks ii.nl ' in the no .mil the Sali-fii iflav team id 1 34 1 -a ith tim e t-etter liu.ri t!,..; Join ing !hoe .,lhU-le in the tm.ds to mortou i..r Salem will I e I'ap t.,,.1 J...K U.ftis in the ho. Dick Aiiams m the mile, ilaiolu c;. heen in the poie vault and Merlin S. hnbe m U e high j'.imp Sil i Ton's Stan Nipn-d nuah- fitu for ;!,,; a !in trials 'a un I ..vT HI . tl 1a i M I ' t Sthiewe came tl.n.igh in .i... 1.. i.'.irilies to '.' aim S. 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A Urv5 , ' i - 7 i ... v e - .. i t3Si f i ? J Irn f -r. -I. i :-3 fet 4 N . ;'-!. K .. : a'li Kalis , - 5 H. I' t k r-.- r., -.4-- H.ilre. i. !..' I , vlH . . u e r I s' ' '. l a: -v ' SSI...I HaV-i- I Km " t .. KtiiM -vrlt . I'.--' l.e-ii ' Ti n ?:i Sn-niK! heat ! !a. ,' .1 - J.Tii Irj.r-! f'r . 't.'n T. ' . 72 f ririt h.l 1 K. n tti! Sa-: I . I TM. ru:tn "1-5 Merv i H-- .- W -,-IrirU-n P. i T;' is-a'i j Ha-' -. F.rt lnd 1 3- McO? ri I .C T ti n t i :.i,d .o . ' .4 ; f ank- Itn . IVttU-u! 1 34 3 Hasi - ; V4 s. HtNMNC.SEN HOKsi: WINS JEFFERSON E F Hen:-.:ng-ttn. Tslti t rancher . . rrt hi.roe w ith three aw ards ?:i rv. "- Nt tth w est Quarter Horse v'.o .v at Fers dlrtcn 1.-st vuk. H s tr-.: r-vear-cld ta'I:.p. Silver E s. itceiveci fifth place in te hai'e- i sec iind in rev. ;. ii, g, m: Uutd Ui , Laikanx.ic i iasa. SninniDTis 10 Th SkzlMzzum. Salm. Ontqtm. Saturday. May 21, 1S49 Bearcat Timber Topper "k. ff. L t:J Ki .... - - . " ft. . H illamelte top poinUman Ted MerU (above) Will be one of the hurdling touxtur in today's Northwest conference track meet on the UhIi A Clark oval In Portland. L-C Runners Favored POKTI.aflND. May 20 (Special) The I.ewii A Clark Pioneer, who have dominated all im-rb thev have been in this spring with schools their own iir. will be favored Saturday to walk off with the 1949 Northwest conference track carnival. The oval es.ion is scheduled fur the l.-C premise in Portland Schools to compete with the Pionrcr are Willamette. I. infield. Pacific. Whitman and ("bUrgc of Idaho. On the strength of their dual meet victories in the rrrrnt a si, olleiee of Idaho. Whitman and Willamette are expect ed to provide the major wrap for second place. School official will convene Saturday also to dikcutw. the athletic program fit football, basketball and spring sport for the future in the conference. Viks Lose to Eugeno, 5-1, as Season Closes SaU-m -thigh's baseball Vikings ended their regular teawn on a sour in te Friday as thev came up against the i.i.e-hlt huihng of Gor ily Lew is and drnpted a V 1 dension to Eugene's Axemen in a Big Six tussle at Wateis park The bit wtnt only five innings because of rain. The wirt: was Eugene's second of the seasior. over the Vik The loss was Sa.erns competition again. m ix'W mg,: tii 1k for a st.de !tourn- the n inti w Salem Iti't but third in lii p fiv e w in jmncl .Is' last hopes north went tut oi.e blow oft Lt-wis but that was respectable enough in"; itself, itmg a fouitli frame bonne ' utl w -'Hop by Out fielder Fraf'k Osbom for the Viks' sole run Ti.e Axemen w t apied up the til in the see ond when they ex ploded for; four runs iff Gene Carver As walk, an error and Dar 1 Herberts tingle vveie the fact, is in ihat fluriv A single by Jack Hill and Me! Jefteries tri ple gave the Eutenes their final rut: ir- tfitil.fpurth Ijvvis whiffed seven and walk t ln dvlting ins sparkling stint C,.,rver t itmed m a fair perfoim hm.sClf. He ..il. wed cr.lv f, ut blow-. : H R n b K H F i- . t. i -.wait r : i e 1 i.-k,. . 2 ii '. " ' ' ; ,- . t . . ' ' i - , re. i I 1 I' ,'.. , . . . 3 ii ' H. i i I i It. . 1 I ' ' ' .. I; ! ' ' R - 1 2 1 ' Mi t J ! . ' A " ' ' ' . 2 1'' ' ' ' ' ' . . - i : 2 ; . . i i ' i . i 2 i ' : - 5 4i -.,--!; ,'.,,, , j ir At..! h J. si i n i ... i . ' ' '' . ; l i - : -s- ' ; ; . r t-. - " ' Ii , -, . F- " 1 I 4 4 I Vi Mfl J. f! ' f f'e- H.. . Cupsju Markets Make Advance t' - o ..r . . ..V 't 1 '. if.!. " d p!a ' 1 . : . n : : .Vi- i i : 1' 'a ! . ti..a-.ll ii ... . . ' e ' . '''it v p k' d i ..t . f -' w , .iti the V.. .. At . : - !.'.: tj- fo . ' :t l.ui ir i . ' H b Sr.vf'er V ' S!id I w a i-'r. k.r.g --tiie A's "e I 'at - . pu'a'l t'gj'even 1 l..v off Via ! - .ch an.t:-- Pe-kv Vanvouv e- .-'.-!' tie,- -v 'he -istf The l.fs cl'-pid tf.e As 'I. 'ftt t 'aie a- Ivt'ftllill.tl Xi-y ir fouft't via a 10-2 immpf hit Tai-bnta's Tiget J.e S..H; v an sva'tereti 1 1 h.ts t.i the Tig s whic the Hiems wete unit jhi.M a 14- ' t fettai k V let--I .a ' ii' "n 4 4 1 V i-' i ' ..I 44, F'e r.t t. k t ! . a . - C H r .-. i . a- a . t.' sj i 2 ;: f Hi .- u.rvT ?i 1 a-". U' it 14 ! K!4.iii3!v Furt.ri : arS Wair salt 4nd Hi'.n.i AIIkiiiv aIii Kuge nt. Woil!iirii lo ie District 3 Baseball Playoff Named Ibstrlct three's C laa A base ball inUddle Ht cleared Friday al.er a ;, meeting f dtstrw-t rem m tteenieB in Salem. The men ruled that Alban. by virtue vf lis Big Si learne rhimpianship And fine reer mtainst all ther prrp ofipovition during the sea m. w ill to the stale tottrna ment at Portland net week as ne t.f the mm dtaUict reRreen-taUvea. rackc JJoomnip ecoirdl as Sftatte Ttraclk Released! Firomni (Dountiract aft WO la ,1 (13 at Trojans Crack Relay Record LOS ANGELES May 20 -i' Southern California'!! red hot 880 splint lelav turn for the second time in a week low tied the would record f..r this event when :t raced the loi.te" in 1 minute 24 second ri,.t tx-fere asi !S2t-' fans ir. the cihse;im reiavs foment Ijst Saturday night at Fresno the tean?. aruhoiet ty Me! Pot ion, was timed in 1 mini.tr 24 t seconds The world leco.ri is 1 minute 2!S second i t by a Stan ford team In Patti-n w..v timed witi h running t,.rt i ..iii.ring th- l,m iri 2d n orsds flat t..r his 220 v .. Silvrtoii I'l:ui Ni'H ( IhlhlloilM' sn.vi h r. n i -t "A 1 rr . - He- A- If s l-i i.,v nf 41 -4 ' ' - r -t . t.- ( li:irl Sl;irli I Vii i 1 1 i ii riml Mt 1 : y 1 " e m..v 20 - ? ir '.--.g .. 'e: - . ' . .. d i 'our t- v ;..b ; . ; -ft . :.,'.. 'or " :- NPA H,' v - ;grt 1 ;-..it 1 --r' 1; I . v 1 1 r 'rrvrv .?. 'A .. 11 Tt i t ' .' -.e - 1 . mi-ke 1. :k .Line 2. l'he t'.r-.. . i.tt ch.'.; 1 ,-er w i-' -t.-'t ba s it:K . in 1 1 .tc-er llPU n.i: row i : t e w ar r i . r. -!..'.! It re a ;!i .v k ut ll .. huge tent MrKlht"iin Sarkl SEATTLE May 20 , ' A favor ed ' Pjrt.;4 ' eleven shi k Hugh N!cE!henr-v free on a 67-Vaid can ter in the f. nth quarter tociav to i ie..k up ai .therw .se . lose tiit . ?;d tt:m t' e Vh.te " 21-SJ. in the 21-9. in the l'niverity of 'ah it. glint s tipcirig g' id game. The men alsa ruled that Eu gene and Vtudburn will play it ff via a tingle game next Mn da,? t kite t be determined ta dav fwr the right to be the ee nd representative. Eugene fin ished keeend in the Big six and lost 4nly ta Albany tver the sea aavau V4 D4d bum's Bulldasgs w ta the Willamette Valley league with an undefeated record. Comattittee auembera are C A. Senators, CthiielTs Rain W ashes Oul Friilav Booking: Bianco. Sporer Due for Hill Jobs Ram. the monotonous stuff, for WIL gr.rr.e5 at Waters field last night again drowned the Salem Sen ators ceokir.g this time with the Wenatchee Chiefs The so-fai mud spattered home campaign for Manager Bill Beard s hustling band has seen three games with Vancouver, one with 't..ria. two with Spo kane and lie w ith Wenatchee go down the drain An attempt will be made to m..ke all of them up later, via douL'eheadem of course. The first such try will be marie tonight at seven o'clock when the Solons and Chiefs, weather per mitting, have at it in two games. Tall John Bianio and Bus Spor er are the tentative pitching choi ces for the Senato:- For Manager Charley Peteisen's visitors, mak ing their f'tst tup of the campaign to Salem, trie mound assignments eoi.'ii go to J'.e iir rell. righthander i.rne with Portland and Detroit, and Leftv ("v Greenlaw, veteran WIL'er Other le .gi.o erogni7eables cn the Wer.it. bee club include Nick Pesut. (..ti e: er. ar ft .' m Cam.eion. ou 1;. W Knyne. mfield r.er and Cunt N. 1 - o . ;' Hi--, er - . fi. e E. ' to... n v . era! Ma tt ie da. lot.f.ih w e x ei e i fa r i - . rr .e i.-.no-sig; i i rn .sjht. i.i ement on the i'g Pitcher B.ll e Senator s of-Bt-veris was in i Be.. 1 1 s Gen- h P. ager but as t.i ; t'...rui Boi M. ' e ':.. igan during to me of tin r .nnced B'v t i. m the Si oK..?,e t an hear f cl.b V i ida v' n.ght. as iefore U iv nig tc .vr. Ttiursday Sk ke Met . Jim Bs il'.heart said he was ri tn it ely interested in s grunt tr.e L i. righthariiei Bev ens also had a t all ' m t' e Klamath Ea is Eat West . ! .r . i -day Man.iyer H.d- K "x al-o would like to sin 'he iuiitr. Rhyne Leader In WIL Derby Wenatchee "s- Hal Rhine, v. ith an astri.mn.u i.atti.v .vi.ne f 540 was le.--:i'.g t'e Wester n I' terriationa! i e .. g .. e b .its n. i r. thiough garni - M.a' 15. .uo.ni ing to ttie II. -a -t..titi. ...r s m Chicago Rhi e ..isi lea.ts :rt her' e runs wi'tn S4i-!-; Fd "at.ti. if Yakima is sc oral m hitting vv i h 456 Salt ;n' Bi-b Ch ny. at 3SH. is fifth aiMi.p ; t titulars Y;kim.i t ..n batting av i i ..! of 32n is 'oi- S..:-m is fi't: at 2h3 The Ser...'. T,..on.a .,r.: V..I i i . v er n r " it U : '. ' ' t 1-st at 953 V, e ,'s 27 .a ,,bi( plav s aie ti-i . -o. ii im huiim; A ! H 21 Ji Hi P. a " U i':4 3" V T e i. n 22 43 10 '- - . t T!!t Ji- X! .: 5 - . I- H- 24- V !i .ST ' . v 2.-1 34 ; i .1. lar 2-14 4' . I? .'Hi a -'.'. 41 7 ;2 j W r- 1,5 42 Ki ". 2a4 i v M t it r dim; W 1 Up F. a r f. ,4 IT NK 4: v:,.t i 1 2 ?lTh !"'. 4.' .' . . .. -4 V2v i;c : .) .4 .'M 44 .: .. ; ? V, ' I4 4i- :it -i if S4S .'k; 4. ;. -i 24.i S4 .. -. i : t-,-154 2 2 . ". ! : V.,k. Rn fi V,.. WVi Sa f4 : Ti. I ' I IV ll'l I KVTTIN4. A ' H . ! !b H' . :' . A - .14 ? 1 " J4 "-44I V k ' 41 a 2 I .4 4 a- . v - i- i s : ; 21- 4.-: a . ,, h ' r 1 : 1 1 o'. s k .f c t 2:1 X H - i.i T 3 S 24 14 ' . .. . . T 1 : ! if- v .. .-v. : 4 2 2 in :i;:t . -: - 22 3 4 2 13 o.l ' ' ..: : m l 2 f in 'T' ' A . fS 2 4 f 2 U 17 .W.6 ... !-:- 2 1 21 35 - s- a. '2 5 P 0 12 Vt : 4 w . r -.4 .; 4) 3 4 23 :tj 1 1 '. ..1 .-1131015 1' ; S. . sj- ni 22 4 2 ' f 14s " . .. "'- 2 4 3 5 t 47 : -.. v ak si ;7 4 0 ! in 3:a .'. . .. Vti. H 2 t 3 4 in V7 r T.c 2 2e i: - - ,.I rai f. 2! 3 1 I 11 XI.: b- i'e., :.,.i, s.. 4 2 ' "cte H .... 4 Via -4 1 1 3 I : XV' f. - V.tt -4 21 I 13 '2'K W . . Ta. K- 27 4 2 2. 17 ,i2' . . Wn. 2 lit 0 0 -,3 .122 l '.). .i.. V.c a 2V 9 2 " 14 .'.22 w . - . f 28 6 2 4 2! :C2 K..r.- B - a- JU 27 7 p o S 35 1 H . - .!4 S; . 7 24 5 (' 4 19 3i' ? r 73 221 S 0 ! :a 11 ' K,i- Wn 7u 22 7 2 0 .21 314 Br V4 3V 3 1 r 9 3C vr Tc M 2 - 0 1 10 3t2 ill main irlcir NEW Y KK. May 20-i -Robert Viilemain. a duiable. lig' t hittir g Frenchman, swarmed sll over Pete Mead tonight tc win a unanimous ten-round decision ov er t'e Grand R;.p,ris. Mich., mid dleweight at Madison Square garde?- Villemair. w eighed 158' Mead !57, A slim crowd of 6 814 paid $16 -338 for the final show of Mike , .hiiotrs. The promoter sc Id out to the Garden i ... porat'on recently. CarltAn. Salem high principal, chairman: Henry Otto of Albany and H. Arnold at Stay ton. both school principals. The selections were made on the basis of the teams' records over the seaaon and the type of competition faced- Other teams which were considered In the selecUons included the Mt Amgel Frcps and ta Salem Ylkinars. the seventh time in 13 scheduled Bevos Rained; Dasso Sparkles By f e A-fC!a! d Piss? The Pert'ar.d Beavti? and Oak land Oaks fi r the second straight night wt ie i aired out of their Pacific CoaM League date at Port land last nisht The teams will try to resume Saturday night. Los Angeles and Sacramento, getting back into action after three straight "postponements because of rain, split a twin-bill. The Sacs took the opener. 3-0. behind Frank Dasso's tvvo-h:t hurling and the Angels notched the nig htcap. 3-2 as Red Lynn tossed a six-hitter. ( Cither eam.es not available at deadl.ne time . -ac r a n a i . id I.i Angele Daso a:-ri nd Bai t,. .:.k cBc: a i'.t-n to I a s Anil ' .lern-or ! 1. ra. .'.ct '. fin1 (K.l. A nth f.2 1 3 7 nn 00 2 Kerr : .r. . 4A 111' fi 20" di! I I" i H r. - i fun bo. Cousar Clinch Division Title PI 'I.I.MAN'. W.--h . May 20 P-Wi.-hingteM S'..-e i-eik-ce won its 'hi ii consei . . N'or thern divi sion. Paiifii Co.tvt cot.ferer-.ee base b.'t!: title tixiiiv bv '.- cmg the Uni v e. mv of Idaho ! 7 :,, 1 War d Rui ka-v p-itched h.s fifth ; victory f.f 'if vt-ason without a j loss It was Washington State's ! 12th win in 15 staits and el.nched the rhamf rorship for th-.' Cougats. WS" vol ': a i 1 sc nth r.rvt w e k i e.ai to .!,, tiie w inner of the St .-: ,; . .- . ,i, ;,.r the Coast I'on i.-t i e ':'e I'v'c ei:iently at tiie top of .e s, uth-i ri ladder Gttvilan (lets Shot at Title NFW lORK. Mar 20 ,P -The new Mjdivm Square Garden Box ing corporation said tonight the managed of Kid Gjvilan of Cuba nd cltervi ereht Kint Kay Rob-1 invon have arrred to a title fight. probal.lv on June 17 at New York's polo grounds. Robinson outpointed Gavil.in in a non-title 10-round bout last summer. Busirks Porkrl iMt'r'aiililr Toira E nal plavoffs in 'he Mt ifanlile league wee held l..s r lght at Cat to! Al' vs. m ith B.isi. k's Mar ket taking the title as thev topped Sena'o: H. tel Coffee Shop. 2519 pirs to 2448. The Coffee Shoppers t ok seo.i'fi i l.ate In a h;rri fourth p ia e ti.at I Knights of Pv 'bias heat the Lucky Senatms. 2572 to 24h4. The fifth-si xth place V att :e saw Satem Art Tile top Paiific Fruit. 22i3 tc, 2323. Coyotes. Pl.'s Aain SlvmirI FOREST GROVE. Mav 20-. .T Rain again forced postponement of the playoff between Pacific uni versity and College of Idaho for the Northwest conference baseball title today. A double . poiblv a triple header, is scheduled for tomorrow, starting at 1:30 p.m. The best-of-three oricinallv was scheduled to open yesterday. Dorazio (.onvirtil PHILADELPHIA. May 20-. Ex-Brxer Gus Dora?io has been convicted of second degree mur der in the fatal beating of a 33 year old brewery worker. The 3! - year old D ia;.). who once last a heavyweight title bout with Joe Louis, was ordered sent without bail to prison to await mo tion for a new trial The second degree conviction carries a penalty of 10 to 20 years' imprisonment. llii!ky Net Ace Upset CORVALLIS. Ore. May 20-'yp Hugh Finnley. OSC's top.net star, upset Wally Bostick. Washington, in second round play in the north ern division Pacific coast tennis tournament today. Bostick. runner-up for the national collegiate title last year, went down, 7-5, e-4 Table of Coastal Titles Tide for Taft. Oregon. My- 1M (Compiled b US. Coat and tSWotielic Survey. Portland. Oregon i. May HIGH WATER LOW WATER II 124 a m. 4J 2 51 a m- 47 pm. lS4pm.. a a m. 4 3 JUam. 11 U 9 m. M a ii p ax. 1-1 yes SDate 2 Will Romp ait Job atebolok OF WASNNCTTOM STATS, A GOOP PROSPECT TO 8CO A MICA'S tV ClOCKVGS OF A '6.9 FOR -AOO MTgS A.VJ 70 FG 44-O-yAPlDS ASAKS m.m -rue 7ry FA&TSST Ai V Ttie.tfORLD & GTACS AHO HE'S- STLL 0 S AliO &Ei"iG" 220-D Ptiy, a2 ia if-. VLB V r,i AS 74. oja yrs, pa at TO PTA.1 TjR ?cc coast .cR-eW P.'S01 CXAPOiSHfP W I Utt-V J 7 Giants Snare National Lead: A's Defeat Ncwliouser in 10th NEW YORK. Mav 20 . V Th ed possession of !.id '. a-i- ;n tr Cincinnati Reds. S-o. A 'uic 'he game decision to tht I ilti"iigh - WW U I STK IN It R ATIONAI. W I. Tit W I Pit Y..ki - a -. H-iii Vnti'i ia is ti 4r S.,l. i lti 9 Mil T.a caea 11 17 :tV3 Vara, uvr 12 t.i 4K(' Sp. .kar e IS 375 H 4 -t mn I.i 4h Wenatchee It' 1" 3e7 I ; a v v ...t. At Salen . -V. e' .air i.a-a-!.,irs at Vj- ii.jur tt. Vict'.ria f, t st-okane-Yiikiu-a nit received'. at ! . ii erton '.(' Taii rea 2 id n pine r.ie n paga? r.nat) (iitM i r vol W 1 P. W I Pi t H. 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IKAt.lK w i. pi ' w I Pit New Ymk ! 1 1 fil'l P.ttr urrh 14 lfi 47 B S-, .. 17 12 :-.f Phl!a-.a-!pt '.3 1S 4M Bn-i lo: 15 14 St Ij- i.i tl 15. tt Cr.i ir.r.at: 13 14 517 Cr 1" 1 :m Fridav resa;t At pitt'bursr 2, Bos ton I at Cincinnati ' Nv Yt r K S at St l.uui 6 Bumkhn 2 at r':iii.-P-. .larlelpma. r'tp-rvd. cr.I wntnar Oregonians In the Majora Fox Red, lost Fndaty. we're well equipped FOR AKIV TASK' A CHAKJCE TO 6EPVE 16 ALL 'E ASK materials rvsarssssars Aqonts For KRESKY FLOOR FURNACE Low Price Efficient Heatinc Eeenomieal Operation IdiHuLIJii 1 Classic SftaiHis iregdDini Buck Post TonDDglht Seattle Today A GOOP -AT A- rzs XC.A.4. CiAMPS A2 QUARTEX-!,t.ZS- JC UP HEZ PoCh.sG 4ER3 wy SOME & S PCOPP 0PAKG FE4-S IA6T y.AR Al' New York C.iatds gained nndi-r e N..ti:a' U-..g,ie today . Boston Bi av es dropped b-..tm.f a 2- 1 n 1'iri tes. Leftv Montia K rmedv ll,.nke the M '. i 'U ! w i f ,, .-it or 1 1 v 2! mer a i a t te'- i n no i tor y and i m-d ' . ' i son. Hook re I J ' ' .. 1 ' le scatter ed tin , I ' . what proved to be. run in In. rung I ...i k before 21f r.dT tans : t The St Louis Caidmab M'.ii'im out of then hatting slump um turned h. ck the Brooklvn Do. gers. 6-2. U'ft.re 22 iSiKi fans at St. i Louis. Enos Slaughter pat ed the Cards' 12-hit attaik against three Brooklyn pitihois with a thre'-rur: doui'le ff Don Newcornbe in ti.e seventh inning tnat ( line bed the decision . Ti.e f'l.il.nii lphi.i Athletiis eiig ed trie Detio.t Tigers. 2-1 in ten inning- ;.. juli within a half ;ame of the iu nd plate Tigers. Few is Earn s : ,t ; borne fdriie .1 with tr.e payoff counter. Wash ington 'lusttiod six f.f its e.gr.t hits m 'he f.rst tint e innings and scored ti.e imis and .vent on to down toe St Louis Hmwns, 5-3 Three games wire rained nut Chicago' a' New Y r k and Cleve land at B. iti.n .n the AmiM.a:: league ..rid Piiiladelpfua at Chit ago in the National leaaue. National League Bo'..n 'iir-r.'.i H..I. . IX. ! 0 1 is I If 0 lee lit' (all 2 11 1 VWiir and Fitafa-ra.d r.'I Mi..i New V. 3'ti HKi 10- S f 1 Cinr.rt .ati f " OMv 0 2 1 , Kfnr.fdi rj l'ra-r r Fox, Ila-ii.u i 8 and Ho vie II. Broa klvn . . Mtf 110 4 2 1 I St laaii (-10 till 3t' 11 0 j Martin Barr.ey 161 Ni-ron.b '7 . : Pauia i7i and Can.pana-lla. Munn ard Rica. Oa.ptirila r7; WIltCTID 1 MaM b m wofca so fca44tai laotw ai. aporttv aaanlo boror. fot ory -oat Mm iraariaora . CAAP Supports MaalaiaMiy prkott. Capiial Dreg Slore Siate At Liberty hits K. i . d '"I didn't walk Vr ai Cmmp Imp parti. Docson 4sHaai -t to. m4 ortai prSa Va IvNtwM V alr III! K la a.t- p ai t oraam m4 nitii prop arty. New Assistant For Jim Aiken Successor No l Named At Willamette U By A I Ufhtner 'Jerome (Jerry) Lilbe, for th post two years athletic ciiiector and hend fi tball and track coach : at Wii'i. mette uniei-sit h i Ut'tt ;:eiease(i in m his contract at tli ! si hi.'. ..t his a-vvr. iecjuet. D: t: IIirtHi! Smith, university piesi.i t upoiteii lire Fi iday '. k:!:t . : he h.?d contacted th i 1 ' ; the mi niber of th .o'- i- . t ..d. and that they had ti..-i' i s leiiuest fu: a re e..v, ; Smith, who had just arrived r tb,e campus Fi uiay rught tr. r . trip to Eastern Ore gon, m.uit i o statement oh Ullie'a) success, r WilT;.mette Aith i.ih Lillie could not b reached fi r comment Friday night, it is known that he will sign on at the l'r. vtrsitv ff Oregon as as sistant ti head fii'Iba'.l Coach Jim Aiken Lillie has been in Evigentt" conferring with Aiken and other , Oregon athletic officials for th i past two davy The post at Oregon, , to be filled b.v Lillie, was contin gent UHn his release from th . Willann tte tonttact. Th.e addition tf IJIlie. former Grant high, schoid and Hawaiian prep si r.eo' i o., h. b.keivi w ill fill out A'ken s r.-a tii.nll couching staff at Otegoi:. Aiken onl- th s week hired B' i MC'uie. his fijiimer aa sistant at Nevada, as j his line COal h. Lillie. an Oiegnn giaduate, , pioh.,bly will le backfield coach (iiiiin Aikii M.Clure ind I.iliitt isuccii Fiank Z.iu la " and Di H Miller. Aikin's assistant the past two s,-,.i ii. -Alio ifsigried ID lo.illl m tn M.ii- U est 1 Cinder Stars Romp Tonight Mi IIS I O Calif. Mav 20-1,41 it i u g.-mes i hampi ris and O l a) t iii iioldei he id a star studded cast of track and field afhliles win will peif urn bet !e:n...i. v. r. ct.t in the e'uhth an na..! C.-l.t. . r - a I el.i v s Si'(i!iii in Califoi in. is P'tweiful squad m .! I led mv Md F'atton, ho, (iai 'ie vv oi Id lo.utit fin the KiO-v. ii .-nd wh.n' i e. ently bt'tttieii the i ei'i -gniea.1 time for 22(1 v alt's F'ation i . i.i ted to r'tit iriiy in the 44' ami hOO-vaid reiavjs aa ii iln r... n the C S( li'.in: btt-f teied trie woilds h. lf lin'e ie!ay time last week in Fiesno with al e 1 t i i r. g of 1 2 4 t Olv mr ie i i m 's ; i f i 'A a v r $ in ivtisity in the bro.al ; i in .p 'i'i. el tr.e Los Angeles Athletic club in Mie shot put ".ill be t.i :itts in) t hei r pet u. It i . - " GAIIH . iL! Zeri.ial Whitit So UiMf i Rett Sir 211 lit V 44 3lsJ 24 iW 3 37 374 Ki;k laid Cioldstii W'tjitar Son S.-t.oa-r.rl.a f.st Cardn Vtarsr.all (..fit M II 31 SM A la . Z in limit 3a Ifier ruis Arnrilciin league ; -ui sinirnn Red 'Snx . William Red sirm H Hnrih Yankeara T Grahami BrraA.rjf 7 Keltic. Browne 7, Rrrt'Inai yjn. Sn ,.ta r 7 National 1'eattue -4 Ii7e f.'.ar.lf 9 fjertloij. Ciianta 7 "..n pai ii D.cltT4r. 7; Ktner. 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