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Sclltraedleir :!IM-bs WDinralbDedleini Drolmj Topped; Doubles Todayv Hr Bill MackliM LONDON, July 1 -WV Td Schroder won ths" Wimbledon tennis championship today by putting two -great passing shots that stopped Jarodav Drobny of Czechoslovakia in a five-set fl naL' This doable-barreled maneuver In' the seventh game of the fifth set enabled the top-seeded fa vorite from La Crescents, Calif, to complete his initial conquest of the men's singles title, S-, 8-0. 6-8, 4-6, 6-4. Dowager Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, the Duke 6f Edinburg, and the Duchess of Kent saw the match, played in steaming heat. Thev duchess, sister-in-law of the king, came down on the court from the royal box to present the victory' trophy to Schroeder. Later the princess and Queen Mary congratulated the new champion, third American winner since Yvon Petra of France took h titln in 1948. Jack Kramer oT Los Angeles won the prize in 1&4T and Bob Faikenburg or jseveny Hills. Calif, captured it last year. All-American final tomorrow , In both men's and women's dou Hm as well as women's singles. were assured by the outcome of semi-final matches today. it rhimDidn Richard Gon rales and Frankie Parker, both of Los Angeles, defeated Erie $turgess of South Africa and Riidn PttVef Los Aneeles. 6-S. 6-1, S-6, 6-7, 7-5, and will meet Schroeder and Gardnar Muuoy oi Miami for the mens aouoies u tle. In the women's doubles final It will be Louis Brough of Bev erly Hills and Mrs. Margaret Os borne Dupont of Bellevue Del, against Gertrude .Moran of Santa Monica. Calif, and Mrs. Pat Todd of La Jolla, Calif. Miss Brough and Mrs. Dupont will meet In the singles final for the title won last year by Miss Brough, London Fetes ( Gorgeous Gits'- LONDON, July 1 -(JP)- Ger trude "Gorgeous Gussle" Moran literally flew : all- over Wlmble- . don's famed tennis courts today. Before playing In the women's doubles semi-finals, the Santa Monica, Calif, star christened a new seven-passenger plane the "Gorgeous Gussie" for a charter . firm at Croydon airport. After the ceremonies she went for a Jaunt In her namesake, mak ing swoops over the Wimbledon courts. , A few minutes later she went on the court and gained a berth In the doubles finals. Gussle also will go down 1st Britain's turf books. A yearling filly owned by M. H. Benson has been named "Gorgeous Gussle." TheyTl Do It Every lime By Jimmy Hado I Q IFFJCER SHELALE , can solve Trie VOlfeSTt PROBLEMS CPBVEWBOOyOH HIS BEAT- J2 THERE, THERE-rT WAS JUST A MISUNDERSTANDING RK5HT? 1VX,..TSWHy, VOJ TWO LOEBiRDS ARE TOO SENSIBLE TO QUARREL COMEON,NOrY MAK5. UP- FOR6JVE MSHONl -THFOPPlCeRlS -RSGHT-WSSMe HA OT ON HIS OWN HOME 6B0UHDS HIS pacifying WERA6E IS .000 3 I MANY t-"2 h4' B-BJT, OtAR ONE- THiS 'lS MERELY A rva iTxittcAT. w. wou sscsts ctvt.o. f-yS s? a-' III tho Skrtosmcm, $q!om. Orocoau Saturday. July 1, ltl t . :i The j Nation's Top Comics DAILY AND SUNDAY Your Home Newtpaper GONG TO EAT? iVMOURS BEFORE bl -c- J s Ss1 REACV ' 1 1 - jig.!:- ) V 1 BLOND It ! 'Iliiijililll i r okay. -. k- Ontmsi .J WARS K ONNCRJiTy twcn.vjhen m sT ON TH1 TABLf, j IPCL Stars Picked is i . LOS ANGELES, July 1-tAVRos.tera of the rival teams were an nounced today for the annual north-south All-Star game of the Pacific Coast league, with the loop leading Hollywood Stars landing seven players on the southern aggregation. The contest, with profits going to the Association of Professional Baseball players, will be played it Seattle July 11. i As expected, manager. Fred Haney of the pace setting Hollywood club, was named to pilot the south's team and, Jo Jo White of the runner-up Seattle club will handle the north's aggregation. The players were chosen by ballot of the League baseball writers and tabulated by League President Clarence Rowland. Here are the squads, with batting averages ana pitching records: SOUTH Malone, L. A. (.355) Moore,; San Diego (.320) Unser, Hollywood (.293) Steveni, Hollywood (.304) . Handley, Hollywood (.331) Baxes. Hollywood (.287) Nicely,? S. F. (J202) SS. Terwilligerf L. A. (.296) . Wilson, san uiego Noren, Hollywood (.353) West, San Diego (.301) NORTH Raimondi, Sacramento (.229) i Crasso. Seattle (.238) Gladd, Portland (.286) BeckerSeattle (.309) Basinskl, Portland ( .275 ) : Thomas, Portland ( .321) .. Wilson, Oakland (.346) ...U i. Martin, Oakland (.277) ...U Tabor, Sacramento (.336) POS. C c C. IB 2B 3B ..OF.. ..OF. Clay, San Diego (.306) OF. Maura; L. A. (.312) OF Ramsdell, Hollywood (10-2) P. Woodsy Hollywood (11-ff) P Flores, San Diego , P Nagy, S. F, (9-9) 1 . P... White, Sacramento (.359) Rucker,: Portland (.308) Lyons, Seattle (.272) ..... Brovia.i Portland (.296) Hodgin, Sacramento (.331) Fletcher, Seattle (15-5) Schan, Seattle (13-7) Gas$away4 Oakland (9-5) Dasso, Sacranento (12-4) Teams Organized CAMP MONGOLD (Above De troit) - (Special) - Four baseball teams have been organized here among members of the U. S. engineers and Detroit dam con struction groups. The teams in elude the Engineers, the Inspec tion division, junior construction and senior construction. The Engineers opened action by beating the Baker boys, 18-13. Froceeas from the concessions sold at the games go into the playground fund. Greys Slate Sclo The State Prison Greys will play host to the Scio Townies Sunday afternoon. The prison team has a number of open dates on weekends through July nd August and is eager to schedule games with any interested teams RAIN HITS MEET AMES, la., July 1 -(JP)- A se vere wind and rain storm struck the Iowa State college golf course this afternoon causing postponement of semifinal play in the national collegiate tourna ment. The lowest note on a standard piano keyboard is produced by a string vibrsting 25 times a sec- ond, the highest 4,138 times. , Today'sfifmi ijyPitdiers National league Brooklyn at New York-Barney (3-5) vs Har tung (7-7). Pittsburgh at Chicago -Bonham (3-2) vs Dubiel (3-4). Philadelphia at Boston-(night)-Roberts (8-6) Spahn (9-6). Cin cinnati at St. Louis-(night)-Van-der Meer (1-4) vs Pollet (9-4). American leaguo St. Louis at Cleveland -Fannin (2-3) vs Lem on (8-3). New York at Washing-ton-Brno (5-4) vs Hudson (5-6). Boston at Philadelphia-Dobson (5-7) vs Coleman (6-7). Chicago at Detroit-Gumpert (6-6) vs Truck! (10-5). j SALMON HOPES HELD DEPOE BAY, July 1 -WV A basking shark appeared off Depoe Bay today, giving rise to a hope thst th salmon schools will ar rive soon. So far, salmon fishing has been rather poor In tbls area Look: and Learn l By A. C Gordon 1. On which of the Hawaiian Islands is the capital city situated? 2. How many years are usually considered to be a generation? 3. Who was the ancient Greek god of dreams? ' 4. What City's site has been con tinuously occupied longer than- any other city on earth? 5. Which; opera has been sung more often than any other" : ANSWERS 1. Honolulu is situated on the island of Oahu. 2. Thirty-three years. 3. Morpheus. . 4. Damascus, Syria. 5. Gounod's "Faust. STAMPS MAY BE LATE Dock stamps may be a little late this year, according, to in formation lit the ! Jane 28 postal bulletin received ! at the Salem postofflce. Legislation now . in the con gress will raise the price of mig ratory bird stamps from $1 to 12 sad pending the oateome of this legislation the stamps are being held up. Usually I the stamps go on sale Jsdy 1. Amerks Reach Scull Finals HENLEY-ON-THAMES, Eng land, July 1 '-()- Two Philadel phia buddies Jack Kelly and Jack Trinsey, both 22, row for Henley's diamond sculls tomor row in the first all-America final of the famed regatta's 110 years. While the two Philadelphians won their ways into the finals of their event. Princeton's repre sentation in the eight-oared di vision was cut in half. The Cot tage club crew, organized for the Henley, was eliminated in the semifinal round for the grand challenge cup. The Tigers' 150-pound crew, defending champions in the Thames challenge cup division, reached the quarterfinals and must row both the semifinal and final tomorrow. "DtO VOU GRAB TvES'. THE 'COPTER, hfi: NY A DICX IRJICT DO MX) PEEL LIKE TELL INC, OS TME WUOL-E STOeV. Ot? 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