Th Statesman, Salsm, OregonMonday, Jun t, 1949 9
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CHICAGO. June 5--If Sam
uel Jackson Snead can bag the
12 ooo too orize in the U. S. Opn
at Medinah, 131.. this week, hell
K within hailinr distance of his
mi.vL'innini: charoEjionship se-a
. into
MHI fll
That year Slamrriin' Sammy
collected $19,534 to top the pro-
fev.ional golf field.
A Snad mo fs in for a shot
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hi ear's earnings 'totaled $12.
5M f,t yt-r, the- unpredictable
Sdmn: collected only $7,130.
S n hit the jarkpfl this year
with hi $3,500 fmt place rab
In th PGA Nation! and $2.7S0
uAni.injf the Masters, not to
mention $2,000 for raping the
Sne i't's POA triumph' enabled him
to w-M'st firM r-lve n ,he rnor.ey-
iftfunic column fnm Lloyd M an
trum, who r.ow .has $11,457.
Snf id s feat of winning the Mas-t-iH
fnd POA titles in. rhe same
sy-di ivver before was achieved.
1 thu.l place v.ith IJ0.050 v.as
Johnny Palmer of Bftciin, N.C.,
Sn-i'la POA meet title match
1 ft i rn ho s.!so maintains the
VrfHiMi. trophy fx-irit lead with an
e-ii'p rounn frr a jiroKr.
Ci v Middtec'-ff tumhled from .
'rofid to fourth In the latest J
PC.A moiey-o jntinr 'with a to-j
tul of 9VJU. Jimmy Uemaret re-plr.-H
. J 'Dutch) Harrison n
the fifth Sxt 'Alth $7,374.
M oigrum captured the U4 in
the Mvder Cup point rompetitinn,
Kin MU3 droppmK injured Ben Ho
g.m Jn fcTorid with 10?8.
HoundTrig out the top ten money
winiiTS are Harrison. ST.312; Bob
Hamilton. $4Hfi2; Jim Ferrier.
$4,K"; Kied Haas. jr. $4,647, and
Jim l urnesa $4.07.
Chi?ox Swaj)
Patrick Sect
Paper Makers, Mootry Softies
In Battle for Lo6p Top Place
The battle for undisputed. leadership iof the City so ft ball circuit
goes on tonight, full blast, in the feature game at Leslie It finds the
unbeaten Paper Makers up ainst the sirpilarly unblemished Mootry
Pharmacists, at nine o'clock. The first pame, at eiht. sends the Golden
Pheasants against the Knights of I f -
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Columbus. fi
The main evtnt. which find- the
P-M's going Into it vyith four
straight -wins and the Pharmacists
with three, likely will be a mound
duel between Bob Knight of the
former and Jim Rawlins who have
hurled all wins posted to date
On Tuesday night the 12th Street
Food Markets play the MarJrvts
md Handle Sc Oils face Campbell
to k Wools
SALEM GOLFER LOSE
Harvey Quistad of Salem was
medalist with a 67. but the Salem
golfers lost a team match to Os
wego Sunday. 53j to 18i.
Look and Learn
Br A. C. Gcrdon
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CHirACO. ..Tune 5 '4'.-Oi.h, al
MiiHtgn FranK Ine of the Chi
cago While Sx hiioouiK el tiKlay
PjI Seie t ;'.e lyos Angeles
club will he invoivnt m a pi;i.'.er
a'44 i a deal f..r a iep!t einefit
foi lti injured Gum Zerfi;al.
S.-i'icy, wlio '.vjis lfrnolet by the
S"s In the P;t.-ific t'oat league
afti hc hil'.itu' slumped, will
k-ih" part payrrwnt in the deal
' ivt ( it, pi ogre.
.S'ii-y now i on option to the
Cn4it league. He uiH nniMiu
with the PCI. unM the dfsl is
completed when lie will le de
liveint to some otiier club.
Th"f rf of making openings In
the ,kull --. tif panning was
known to the pticient.
Gonzales Reaches
1 ina Is in I ournev
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NOORDWIJK, Netherlatids. '
June 5 -A)- American Champion ,
Oit k Gonzales of Los Anicele i
gained the men's singles finals I
of the International tournament j
today by defeating . Australian j
Jack Harper. 3-8, f-3. 5-7. 6-3. 6-3 j
Gonzales meets Eric Sturges of
South Africa ! tomorrow for the!
tifle.
The American te;im of Helen
Rthbany and Virginia Lee Boyer
entered the doubles finals by de
feating Miss Hoahing of Great
Britain and Miss Rollin Couquer
que of Holland, 7-5, -4. The fin
aU will be tomorrow.
timated speed
the nerves, in
I. What is the
of thujught along
feet per second .'
2. What four states of the Union
have iornei that adjoin?
3. W;hit was the salary of the
Piesident of the U.S. when Wash
ington! took office'.'
. 4. When did the District of Col
umbia ibecome our eat of govern
ment ?
5. Which is the only animal that
will ii,e sticks, atone or any
thing handy as a weapon,
i ANSWERS
1. About 404 feet per second;
2 Arizona. New Mexico, Colo
rado, and Utah.
3. $Hj.000 a year.
4. Iu 1B00.
5. The monkey. ,
CelebritiesGolf
Tourney Ends
WASHINGTON, June 5 A)
The slightly fabulous national cele
brities gold tournament ended to
day on several notes of unbounded
optimisim.
The two-day gallery of more i
year h istor y e-e ET AO ET AO EEET
than 16.000 was the largest h
three-year history of the event;
secretary of labor Maurice Tobin
broke 100: General Omar Brad
ley sank a 30-foot putt on the final
green, and Sam Snead had round
of 65 and 66 to tune him up for
the national open.
An estimated 9,500 spectators
turned out today to watch the
famed figures of the national
screen" and a.govei ti'-GmETAOE
government.the militaryj the stage.
screen and radio, and the sports
world let their luiir down.
The tournament is sponsored by
the Washington Post with proceed
going to combat iuehile delin
quency.
The pros and the amateurs who
were supposed to be good turned
in surprisingly good scores on-1
sidering Hhe general holiday atmo
sphere of the occasion.
BISHOPi Qt'ITS Nl'GGETS
DENVfcH, June 5 -(A,- Ralph
Bishop, u r m e r University of
Washington player, has announced
his resignation as- coach of the
Denver Nuggets of the I'rofession
al National Basketball league.
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ELK HORN. June S-(Special )
Th.e 1919 Oregon deer hunting
sa ion won't lawfully open until
fall, but culprits in this area ap
parently believe it has arrived un
announced. "Spotlighters" Have
gain been in evidence and in
enumerable deer here have fallen
prey to these law braking night
honttMS.
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tuie) were found nearby m an
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.farm'. The doe whs dead but the
little "towhead"' sttll was alive
and suffering with a bullet in its
thighs Sischo mercifully ended
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lighters" bullets last winter re- i
ported three alleged night hunters.
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to testify against a trio of accused
hunters, but the case was dismis
sed recently for "insufficient evi
dence." Many in this area know little
of the actions of courts and law
yers, but can too often supply
much more than "sufficient evi
dence" in helpless deer left
slaughtered " of dying by the
w recklessness-, bt unlawful "spot
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