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SANDWICH. Erfjslarwf. July -
(JPt-lltTj:Bndshawt former Irish
open tiuehnlder, blistered the
Royal St. Georges bourse with a
. 67 today to lead the field through
the first qualifying round of the
British open golf championship.
The 35-year-old Irishman from
Kilcroney, County Wicklow, com
pleted his par-shattering round at
the close of a long, hot day. The
. galleries had dispersed when he
came in, with everyone confid
ent that a trio of 69s were good
for the lead.
Bobby Locke, the favorite from
South Africa, led off with a 69
and stayed around long enough to
see it equalled twice. But he had
gone to dinner by the time Brad
shaw blazed borne with the day's
best score.
The men who tied Locke and
shared second place were wi?e
cradcing Johnny Bulla,, Phoenix,
Ariz., professional playing out" of
Pittsbunh. Pa., and Ken Bousf ield.
young British pro who picked up
. some pointers on the U. S. winter
circuit.
Locke and Bulla, playing an
hour and a half apart, shot their
subpar rounds on the Royal Cinque
' Ports course, near the English
channel, at Deal. Like Bradshaw,
Bousfield played Royal St. Georges
here, where the 72-hole tourna
ment proper will open Wednes
day. Unofficial par for both courses
is 72, The field of more than
200 will switch courses tomorrow,
with the low 100 qualifying to
continue medal play for the title
surrendered by- Henry
without a defense.
Cotton
The man who cam'
e next was
Bob Kenyon, 44-year-fcld English 1 Top bout op the card and it
veteran who never has won a big had the "big gathering of prison
tourn.iment in England but twice crs plus a sizeable section of out
captured the Irish open before the siders roaring 'from start to finish
war. He toured the St. Georges was the stxTround main event,
layout in 70. , In that one Del Fuston, 150
One stroke behind came a sam- i pounds, and Ted Ward, 148, tossed
pling of international talent, in- , leather with machine gun rapidity
cludin Frank Stranahan. Toledo, and pile-driver effect through the
Ohio, amateur; Antonio Cerda of
Argentina and Alec Murray of
New Zealand. Stranahan and
Cerd.i played the 6.740-yard Cin-
que' Ports course, Murray the ,6,
728-yard St. Georges.
Junior
Action Booked
Salem's Junior baseball leagues
return to action in second round
play Tuesday and Wednesday
rights. On Tuesday in the Class
"B'r loop, starting at six o'clock on
all fronts, the Salem Heights
Tigers take on the West Salem
Lumbermen at Salem Heights,
Mayflower Milk tansies with Ca
pitols at Leslie and Salem Real-
tors play the Keirer Merchants
at dinger.
. On Wednesday, also starting at
six, the "C" leaguers are set up
thusly: Keizer Truax Oilers vs.
River Bend Sand and Gravels at
dinger arid Four'Corners vs. Elf
stroms at Leslie. Additional "C"
circuit action also is booked for
Thursdayyening.
Silverton'9'
Slates Stars
SILVERTON, July 4-(Special)-The
Silverton Red Sox, out in
front of the State league baseball
race. Tuesday night take" on the
visiting Kansas City Mcnarchs
colored stars in an eight o'clock
exhibition game at McGinnis field.
The nationally famous Mcnarchs
are in the midst of a barnstorm
ing jaunt through this part of the
country.
Charley Sauvain likely will be
the hurling choice for the Sox,
who return to State league action
next Saturday night here against
Sweet Home.
WARD TAKES TITLE
HELENA, Mont, "July 4-4V
Amateur Marvin Ward of Spokane.
Wash., turnc in a two-under-par
70 today to win the Montana open
golf tournament which he led since
the beginning Saturday. Ward,
two-time national amateur champ,
carded a. five-under -par 211 for
the 44 holes.
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Hot Ring Show. Field Events
MarkPrison's '4th9 Program
J By Jerry Stone
It was the big day for inmates ot the s6te prison Monday as
the annual Fourth Frolic was reeled off with the customary supply
of laughs and ihot rivalry inside the walls.
Feature ofi the annual event was the boxing show and there were
enough bloody! noses, right hooks
and left jabs to satisfy the most
nungry ring ian.
lull route with the verdict being
II luuit Willi uir vciuii-k
popular draw. The pair stood i
e-to-toe and hloodily slugged itj
a
toe
'out from the first tell to the last.
For the outsiders it was the best
bout they'd seen, pro or amateur,
in a long: while.
Other ring rbsults (six rounds):
Al Evans, 144 decision over Les
Weaver, 145;' Dale Zitek, 131,
TKO'd Felipe CarriUo. 139, in the
4th round; (Four rounds..: Jack
Parett. 149, decision over Fran
nie Wilson, 150; Wes Bishop, 139,
decision over s Ernie Virmentes,
137; Bob Trochim, 139, decision
over Dick Stafford, 134; (Three
rounders): Vefn Flynn, 177, de
cision over Lef Wilson, 173; Fred
Ivanhoe.,152, decision over Garcia
Contrerai, 147; Jack Bishop, 121,
decision over Ralph Price, 121.
In addition there were the usu
al field tventf, ranging from the
tug-of-war to; the lifers race
and, yes, mis year waraen eorge
Alexander permitted pole vault
competition Uh, incidentally, the
winning vault' mark, was 10 feet,
two inches. That wouldn't clear
the walls. '
Two Shooting
Records Fall
SUN VALLEY, Idaho. Jul 4
(4VTwo' world's records were
shattered today in the finals of
the Sun Valley trapshoot tourna
ment. ;
Arnold Richer of Seattle broke
a record 593 out of 600 targets
to win the high over-all Cham
pionship of tlje tournament. The
other record was set by 17-year
old Bill Inlowjof Tonasket, Wash.
He broke 199; out of 200 to win
the Sun Valley junior champion
ship, hitting a record .984 aver
age for : juniors over the last
1,000 targets.!!
Mrs. Ruth Ray, Eugene, Ore,
won the worpen's championship
with 197 out of 200 and 25 straight
in a shoot-off; to beat Mrs. Muriel
1 Harold of. Sap Francisco.
i
Look qml Learn
By Al C Gr
1. How old is the motion pic
ture industry?
2. What American general and
all of his detifchment of troopers
were killed by Indians?
3. How many sides has tl.3 cell
of a hoqeycoiinb?
4. Whar islthe average age at
which baseball players reach
their greatest, proficiency?
5. What is v an ornithoper?
,' ANSWEKS
1. Motion pictures began as a
new medium! of expression in
189. j j
2. General George Armstrong
Custer, i I
3. Six. ' I
4. At 28 years of agt.
S. A flying machine designed
Ho fly by mean at flapping wins.
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AMERICAN LEGION Boston
at New York '(night) McDer
mott (2-1) vs Lopat (6-4). Chic
ago at St. Louis (night) Wight
(8-5) vs Qstrowski (2-4). Cleve-
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Vlnat Detroit (night)
S2"i ,pish (0"0) V
Lemon
s Grissom
(2-0). (Only games scheduled)
NATIONAL, LEAGUE Phil
adelphia at Brooklyn (night)
Heintze'man (9-3) I vs Hatten
(6-4). St. Louis at Chicago Bre
cheen (5-6) vs Rush (6-9). (Only
games scheduled). I
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By Jimmy Hado
Mootry's Play
Handle Oilers
Action in both the City and In
dustrial softball leagues resumes
at Leslie park tonight, following
a holiday layoff. In the Industrial"
loop, one game is set for 6:30 p.
m.. Teamsters vs. Post Office. The
Teamsters occupy third place in
the standings, the Post Office
seventh.
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front of the City loop, play the
eight o'clock gome with the ' Han
dle Oilers. At nine the Marine Re
serves gov on with the Golden
Pheasants who are in third place.
The Oilers are tied for fourth
place and the Marines are seventh.
EASTER RECUPERATING
CLEVELAND, July 4-()-Luke
Easter of the San Diego Padres
was resting comfortably in a hos
pital today following an opera
tion on his right knee. The plug
ging first baseman had a chipped
bone on the knee and is expec
ted to be out.of uniform four to
five weeks.
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