The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 30, 1949, Page 11, Image 11

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    Upsets Strike
Amateur Play
Unknowns Knock 3
Britons from Meet
- - Mj Harold CUumi
Q-ROCHESTER, N. Yn Auf. 2t
(A)A Chicago truck in f executive.
two 2 1 -7 ear-old you ins ana a iasn
. lrif rain threw the 4 49th Annual
National Amateur Golf champion
.iftip into confusion today.
Because of the yeather con
ditions. It first round matches
were not completed when dark'
ness hit and will be finished to
morrow,, morninf.
The truck executive who helped
the confusion is Harold Foreman
who cot into the tournament only
last Friday as a substitute for Gus
Moreland of Peoria, 111. r Foreman
responded today by spilling Ernest
Millward of the British irWalker
Cup team, 4 and 2. .e two
youngsters are George F. Bingham
of Kansas City, who conquered
James Bruen of Ireland, 1946
British amateur champion, 2 and
I: and H. MacGregor Hunter of
Pacific Palisades, Calif. Hunter
knocked off another Briton, Ger
aid Micklem. 3 and 3.
In a way, the rain and subse
quent , slow play robbed the day
of some conf usiort: After 13 boles
of play, John- Kraft of Denver,
held 4 up edge over Ted1 Bishop
of Islington, Mass., 1948 champion
and one of the favorites.
The British Walker Cuppers
registered three triumphs to go
with their three defeats. Max
McCready, present British amateur
champion, (forgot his throbbing
wrist long enough to defeat Tony
Langan of Syracuse, N. Y.. 4 and 2.
Arthur Perowne, the baby of the
Britistequad, bowled over W. Y.
Stembler of Miami. 4 up: and Joe
Carr mastered Tony Ruddy of
Toledo. Ohio. 3 and 2j
Except for Bishop's predica
ment, the American Walker Cup
pers ' came through in flying
colors. "
"Willie Turnesa of Elmsford, N,
Y., defending champion and also
; a member of the cup team, are w
a first round -bye.
Other results: Eupene Bates,
Portland, Ore., defeated James E.
Funston, Detroit, 1 up 20 noies.
Flam Ousted,
Racquet Meet
NEW YORK, Aug. 2MVEddie
Hoy lan of Trenton, N. J, enliven
ed a windy first day of the. Na
tional tennis .championships at
Forest Hills today by erasing
Young Herbie Flam of Beverly
HilLi, Calif., the eighth seeded
American player and semi-finalist
In last year's title event.
Moylan knocked out the former
Junior champion in straight sets,
-4. 6-4. 6-3, tosupply the day's
only real upset.
Jim Brink, rangy Seattle left
bander, took another chunk out
of the seeded group by defeating
Blond Victor Seixas of Philadel
phia. 3-4, 0-6, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4, in a
match that went into the dusk.
Billy Talbert of New York, the
third seed defeated Fred Kovaleski
Of Detroit, 7-9, 6-4. 6-3, 6-2. So
frank Segman, the Australian
)avis cupper, turned back Charles
larns of Corpus Christl, Tex 5-7
1-4,6-3.6-2.
Ted Schroeder, the tournament's
No. 1 man, teed off with a 6-3, 6-4,
6-2 victory over Lt Charles Oli
ver of the army forces.
The match ended so late it was
necessary to postpone Champion
Pancho Gonzales' debut in the sta
dium until tomorrow.
-Gardnar Mulloy of Miami, seed
ed fourth on the home list, opened
With an 1-6, 6-3, 6-0 win over
Intercollegiate Star Jack Tuero of
New Orleans and Frankie Parker
Of Loa Angeles, two-time former
ehampion, breezed, past Pierre
Canepele of Italy, 6-2, 6-1, 6-1.
Eric Sturgess. of South Africa,
who wonf first seeding on the for
lgn list, started impressively with
a 6-1. 6-2 6-2 'conquest of grand
olden of Wilmette, 111. Jaroslav
robny, the self -exiled Czech who
la seeded No. 2 among the for
eigners, crushed Henri Rochon of
Canada, 6-1, 6-1, 6-0.
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opened fire at Salem Golf
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MONTttAI Aag.
(Sogar) kUhlasoa. world wetter
weicht eaiBaela win seek to wis
the aalddlewetght title toe, bt
win rtOrt la December. 1351.
whether he's still champtoa or
aft, has aaanacejr aJ4 today. ! -,
"TRa or ae4, Kay alts la
December. U56. aaid Geerga'
Gabaferd. aaao&ger of the New
Terk Begraw Galnfard came to
tern with the negro feather
weight, Kay Edwards, wbe-fighte
Marvel La Chape lie here
hUjht.
"KeblBMa wCl seek to
thd wtoawr el the LaJt(etta-Cr
da fight, probably LaMefca."
aid Gainferd. "Bat I dembt Try
aaach If well get a ehaace, erea
thoagh Kay has estahUahed hlaa
eelf aa a laglcal eaatcadcr far
the mlddlewelgkt title.
I miI think well get the
ehaace tf LaMetta wins bceaaae
Kay has licked him fear times.
Bat Cerdaa. If he wins, aught
take aa Kay."
500 Horses to Seek Fair Meet
Honors; Lone Oak Track Ready
Nominations axe being received this week for the Labor Day
Handicap, opening day feature of the Oregon State Fair's racing meet
on Lone Oak track," fair officials announced Monday. The fair opens
September 5,
Redmond: Eugene Lads
Junior Golf Go
J of
all points of the state outside of Portland
blub Monday in the; first leg of the Mid
Golf tourney, sponsored by the local Exchange
Willamette
club.
The participants included 17 boys in the junior class (15 to 17
vears) and eleht in the bovs class s r
" ' T I" f
(14 and under);
Don Krieger of Redmond
the junior class (15 to it
after the opening day's 18
topped
years)
holes
with a fine 3-3 69, Bill Witten
berg, Lake Grove, being neit with
36-36--72. in the boys' division
(14 years and under) which had
eight entrants, Don Anawaflt. Eu
gene, was in front of the fiepd with
an 81, and AUen Wood, Salem, was
next via an 7.
The lards will fwihd up the meet
with 36 holes today, tee-off time
8:30 this morning. The loW six in
the Junior diviiion at the end ot
the initial 1 V, today - - butting
their scores with Monday's - - will
be formed into Ji No. 1 flight, the
next six into a ;:No. 2 and the re
mainder intoj aNo. 3.
At the finish Ihis afternoon Ex
change club officials will present
trophies to the Junior class High,
victors and;; the boys' division
champ. Runnef-ups in the Jun
ior No. 1 flight sand the boys' second-placer
also will receive
awards. . i-)
Junior cI-Dan Krieger. Redmond.
M-2399; Bill Witlenbcrf. Lake Crov.
3S-3S 7J: AUn Mundle. Euccar. 39-36
79; Dan Strit. u(rne. 3S-W 7S; Skip
Naglcr. Exigent. 30-4381: Dick Renn.
AJbany. 41-4081; Kent Myer& Salem.
4J-42-S4. Wkkey Raschko. SaJm. 43
4249; Bob Hamhlin. Salem. 44-42 SS;
Bob Albrlch. Salem. 40-47 87; Leonard
Scbern. Salem. 44-44 S8; Ron Hoxte.
Salem. 43-4988; i NeU Dwyer. Lake
Grove. 42-48 SO: SUn Samuela. Saiem.
-45 1; Dick Wright. Saletru 48-45
S3: Dick Daouit. Jiend. 4S-So43; Jim
Humphray. Salens 83-&S 108. I
Bojrt' claaa-Dan Anawalt, i Eugene.
40-41-41; Allen Wood. Salem. 44-4387;
Dick Reimer. Albany. 47-48 83; Jerry
Clausaen. Corvalju. 43-40 84; Jerry
Plank. Woodburn. 52-44 M; Bob Wlth
era. Wood burn. 5343 ; David Wright,
Salem. M-5O-106; Bob Noddl Salem.
53-61114. I 7
Briton Seeks
'Cycle Record
BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS,
Utah, Aug. 29 -(A- Noel Pope
hones to ride a motorcycle faster
than one has ever been driven
before. Within the next week he
Wifl make an attempt across these
dazzling salt flats to reach a speed
of 200 miles,; an hour. .
The wiry. 39-year-old cyclist
from Surbiton. Surrey, England,
is enthusiastic for the chances of
his: British-built cycle. He says he
is certain he can break the world's
record of lt4 miles per hour. He
almost is equally confident he can
add at least another 26 miles per
hour to that; figure. His confidence
stems, he says, from two things
l I 11 ...u:u : 1 1
I 4 u t-oiii-micn micu n uiiu win
encase mm; ana nis cycie on me
speed run and the glistening
smooth surface of these immense
salt beds.
Father Bill Daly tutored; a bud
ding rider namifcd E. H. (Snapper)
Garrison. Both live today in the
Idiom of the turf where to be
"on the Bill Daly" means to be
In front, and he "Garrison fin
ish" to come from behind to win.
Bearcats Meet
On Wednesday
- Prospects for the Willamette
university Bearcat football team
will convene for the first timesfhis
season Wednesday at the univer
sity. New Coach Chester Stack
house has arranged for a dinner
for the aspirants, after which he
will take registrations and check
out equipment. All hands are ex
pected to be on deck for the meet
ing. Greeting the players along with
Stackhouse will be Assistants Buck
Smith, Johnny Lewis. A m b y
D'Eagle and Jim Johnson. ; The
Cats will this week wade into a
tough practice grind and will open
the season September 17 at Mos
cow against Idaho.
Bevos Call for Bid
PORTLAND, Aug. 29P-The
Portland Beavers called for bids
todMy for their proposed new
baseball park. The bids will be
opened Sept 22.
Plans call for 18.000 seating
capacity with a three-story office
section at the main entrance. Only
six columns are planned in the
park, in order to give fans a good
view. ..
Loud
on Mix Still Question Mark
l LONDON. Aug, 2-6P-Pre-moter
Jack Solomons said today
he will have his own doctor check
on Injured Kraee Woodcock to
see 'When the British heavy
weight will be able to fight again.
i Woodcock Is recovering from
a, recent truck accident He was
apposed jto fight Leo Savold of
Paterson. N.; J- for the British
version ef the world heavyweight
title SeptiC. '
i The scrap "has been postponed
indefinitely and Woodcock's doe
tor reported he didnt think the
British battler weald be able to
enter a ring before next Decem
ber. ' The postponement bit Solo
mons square la the bank account
He began returning 80,00
pounds ($320,000) already gath
ered up In advance sales for a
scheduled utdeor bout that was
Richard Munson. racing secre
tary, reported , Monday that he
expects a full field to.break Labor
Day for the purse of $1000. The
distance is a mile and a sixteenths
Charles A. Evans, speed super
intendent, said he expects nearly
500 thoroughbreds to be stalled on
the grounds. Daily cards will in
clude 10 races with the Labor Day
post time set for 1:15 p.m.
Certain to be popular with fair
racing fans is the . large number
of two year olds now on the
grounds. Several juvenile tests
will be run during the week in
cluding the debutante- stakes, five
furlong test for Oregon bred
youngsters, and the feature race
of the Tuesday, September 6 card.
Historic Lone Oak tract is re
ported to be in the best racing
condition in years. Art Keene,
track superintendent, has had bis
crew of men working the track
constantly during the past week
an dpromises the strip' will be
faster than at any time since the
war. '
Meanwhile, other parts of the
plant have been a scene, of con
tinual activity. Sim Lindsay, in
Table of Coastal Tides
I Compiled by U.S. Coast At Geodetic
Surveyi Portland. Oregon .
Pacific Standard Time
Aurust HIGH WATER LOW WATER
Time Ht.
30 5:42 a.m. 4.5
S04 p.m. S.S
31 7:11 a.m. 4.3
6r(M p m. f .4
Time Ht
10:40 a.m. 3.4
12:31 a.m.
11:53 a-m.
00
1.5
Tides for Tart. Oregon. September.
1H (compiled by VS. Coast and Geo
detic Survey. Portland. Oregon.,
HIGH WATER LOW WATER
Sept.
1
Time
S 44 a .m.
7:13 p m.
56 a m.
8 22 p m.
10:30 a.m.
8:24 p.m.
Ht.
J
Time
1:44 a.m.
12:58 p m.
2:54 a m.
3:22 p.m.
3 :52 a m.
3:31 p.m.
Ht.
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31
-0 3
33
-0.4
sa
expected to draw 50.090 fans.
Now his best chance b an Indoor
fight In a stadium which won't
held but about one fifth, that
many spectators.
I Savold Is keeping In trim for
Whatever turns up by giving ex
hibitions. But bis manager. Bill
Daly, said he and Savold can not
Stay la England indefinitely. "I
ant entirely in the promoter's
hands, however, and aa Wood
cock Is sick, there b nothing we
can do about It at the moment"
Daly added.
! Solomons aaid "there b no
question of forcing Woodcock
Into a fight before he b fit and
welT bat argued that the "fair
est way" of deciding Brace's con
ation b through a Joint state-
uent by Woodcock's and Solo
mons' doctors.
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charge of stall allocation and the
barn area east of the backstretch,
has reported all available space
will be utilized. The pari-mutuel
machines have been installed be
neath the grandstand under the
direction of Jack Kyne, pari-mutuel
manager from San Francisco.
The paddock, jockey room, and
the front of the grandstand have
been repainted in a light green
instead of the white of former
years.
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