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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1950)
Thm Doltanvxn, Salem. Oreoon, Saturday; Mar H V Viks Jeff men Top Favorites Olinger Field Site Of Cinder Payoffs With Vera Gilmore'f ' Salem Vikings and Fat Beal's Jefferson Lions tabbed as the outfits to beat, both the Class .A and B divisions of the annual District 7 track and field meet will be galloped off today on Olinger ' field. Qualifying prelims open at 10 ajn. In most events, with the finals set for a 1 pjn. takeoff. Entered in the "A" division long "" with ' Salem are these schools, in the order in which they are picked to finish behind the Viks: Molalla, Silver ton, "Woodburn, Stay ton. Sacred Heart nd ML: AngeL Jefferson's strong Lions will be competing with Ger- vais and the Oregon School for the Deaf mostly, but some ath letes will be entered also from Chemawa, Turner and possibly Auinsville, Mill City, North Mar ion, St i Paul and Detroit, j. According to earlier perform ances this spring by the Class A lads, no meet records "will be broken. Salem's Buzz Covalt Is capable of smashing his 440 mark - of 51.4, but has been bothered with a pulled leg muscle this week and j may only be out to qualify for : next week's state classic at Corvallis. - i A few new records may be hung up in the Class B division, how ever. Most of those standards were notched only last year as track in the B division suddenly . grew up. Given another year of development, , the B" boys could write in many new marks today. Jefferson's Jim Grimes and Ger- ; vais Pat Mahoney both hold B j division records, and will be in the action today, J Class A and B events will be , held n alternating order for the meeC The first two finishers in each event 'will qualify for the state meet next week. ii ; Johnson's Bat Sizzles . . 13-0 anon Outfielder Bill Johnson knocked in- seven runs with a homer, triple and double and Pitchers Sonny ; Walker and Jim Rock contributed I five-hit pitching job to spark Salem high's Vikings to a 13-0 vic- tory over Lebanon's Warriors Frl : day at Olinger. Johnson, continuing the thunder ous i hitting which saw him belt over five tallies with a home run and triple against Silvertonj Thurs day, slammed - his latest circuit - wallop with the sacks bulging in i the first rame. He came up again ; In the same frame '"the Harold Hauk team scored ten times Irr that inning and delivered his. three base smash also with the bases loaded to .make It six tallies bat ted over the plate in that one in ning. The Viks collected eight hits during the big splurge, all off Leb anon's Rodney Bean. j Walker yielded four hits and fanned six in five frames and Rock gave one blow in the final two frames. Walker got the win,, his second in three tries. j - Ron Parsons picked up a double and three singles for Salem and Jack Largent had a trio of one basers. ' ! The Viks meet Corvallis Mon day at Waters park in a Big Six'er. .Lebanon (0) (13) Salem B H O A D.Bsckjn I i OXa.rgent.2 8wansn.3 S 0 1 0! Parsons B pence J 3 IV 1 0 Stewart.m B H OA ss i a 4 1 3 10 0 3 0 0 10 0 1 1 1 J 0 0 0 0 3 0, 0 0 0 Eummrsj 3 0 1 l1 Johnson J Stolsia.c S O Baconj OlJoncs.e -1 SI Rock J 0 mRogers.p 0 llaEshlmn.C S OibStoanJ 01 0 Hamltn.l 1 O Monroe 3 I Bakerjn 3 0 R. Bean.p 1 kJ.Bcck 3 3 VKinecm 1 BSchaefrJ 1 0 Totals 23 S 18 1 Totals 3114 21 -t-J. Beck for Hamilton In 2nd. 4-Ktnnee for D. Beck in 6th. . 4-Schaefer for Swanson In Sth. avi-f -Fshleman for Jones In 6th. tvi-Sloan for Walker in 6th. I-ehanon 00 000 -OS 6 klUem .100 3 010 -13 14 Pitcher: IP AB H RESSOBB Rodney Bean - 38 14 13 13 S , I jtonny Walker I II 4 0 0 6 1 Jit, Rock 3 1 1 0 0 3 0 i Errorf Monro. Balk: Bean. Hit ta pitcher: Stewart. Winner: Walker. Los r: Bean. Passed ball: Stolsta. Left on bases: Lebanon 4. Salem 4. Home run Johnson. Three base hitg.j Johnson, inence 3. Two base hite: t Johnson. Parsons. Runs batted in: Johnson 7, Larfent 2. Bacon 2. Walker 1. Stolen bases: Jones. Walker. Double play: Parsons to Rogers. Umpire: Mason. WU Netmen Top OCE MONMOUTH. May 12 -(Spec fal)- OCETi tennis forces racked up a 6-3 victory over Willamette today. The Wolves grabbed . five f six singles matches 1 but the WlTs copped two of the three doubles frays. j - Results: Sine lea Graham (OCE) svr Acheson (W) 6-3. 4-0; Grcgf (CXrE) over Denny W) e-2.i -2: Am bler (W) ever Schunk (OCE) 6-2. C-2: Walker (OCE) over Harris W S-J. 1-4. 7-3; Nelson (OCE) over Mod one (Wi 4-1. 4-4: Petty (OCE) over Myers (w s-o. Doubles cranam and Green (OCE) over Acheson and Denny W) 6-3. 6-3: Moodhe and Myers (W ovr Robinson and Mae- &onald (OCE) 6-1. 6-1: Ambler and I ams (W) over Walker and Schunkl (OC 4-S. 4-J, B-7. Pall Air-CoYAoM for Mayor Chalrmaav liresley Vikings Leb - ;. , m gy(S)g TheyH Do It Every WFE BUVS A NEW HAT-WEARS IT. HUBBY& IM FOR PLEASANT SHOCKS llL TAiCE TMSS CHE, TtS APORA0LE.1 PUT My OLP HAT IN THE XtL WEAR THE NEV ONE. JM RIGHT UP TO My HUSBANDS I CANT WAIT TO HEAK WHAT HE HAS TO SAy First Sound V I K QsCiL pfBlli xNlL I IfwWVGO PUE7TMER? ME 7 IN PEACE AND HONOR REST VOU V rZM7 XmllkrrZf CHARMINCj DOOMfN I HEAD tS WEAGV.! WE I I HERE, K4V SON. REPOSE VOU HERE IN 54ffiSrir flJnlsSFfiSbl leSSw- lWRfP!7 V pest, secure r?cm morlolv changesandJ t jy ' s"3 . - A V-- "j I tfV aLS I V H ,N BCOWTOPS ROOM & WU Ileeps SolS Titles Net Ogle "Willamette's Bearcats made a sue cessful defense of their Northwest conference golf crown Friday as they emerged victors over five oth er circuit schools in ?ae annual meet held on the Salem course. 1 The 'Cats, men tor ed by Jim John son. hit for a total of 632 strokes over the 36 holes of play, with the torrid shooting of Bill Wittenberg leading the way. Wittenberg was meet medalist with 136 and equal led the Salem course record of 64 on the second 18 holes. Lewis and Clark' was runnerup with a 651 total. Pacific was third with 653, linfield had 661, College of Idaho garnered 664 and Whit man trailed with 681 strokes. Today the-WU tennis crew plays host to the conference net tourney. Action is set to start at 9:30 this morning with all circuit schools sending swingers. Tim Penrose of Whitman is defending singles king and is given a good chance of re taining his crown. Cece Connors win represent the 'Cats in singles play and Coach j-es bparks will use Kay , McCoy and Al Miles In doubles. ; Individual golf scores: i Willamette: Wittenberg. 136. Mc- Master 159, Dow 163, Pointer 164; Lewis and Clark: Plue 147, Stolte 167. Sammons 168. Godel 169: Pa cific: Rasmussen 167. Frederick 151, Bandelid 166, Bell 169: Coll. Idaho: B. Imonaka 159, H. Imon- aka 173, Batt 152, Kenney 178; Whitman: Wolf 171, Morrison 178, Morrow 167, Hagerty 163. Wittenberg's hot Friday perfor mance served as a tuneup for his opening Elks tourney mix with De fending Champion Dick Yost Sun day morning at 11 ajn., and also indicated the 'Cat ace may give the champ a real battle. j I Bucks Advance HOOD RIVER, May 12 -4JPh Pendletoa defeated Hood River, 6-0. today in a district Z Oregon high school' baseball playoff. Pen dleton now will meet Tale for the ri-ht to enter the state tour lament at Albany. OSC CRirWMEN VICTORS BERKELEY, Calif, May 12 -(Jf) Oregon State college crewmen, trailing the first half of a 2,000 meter race, forged ahead In a nip and tuck, finish to beat the uni versity of Southern California by four feet' today. The Beavers from Corvallis race the University of California's No. 4 shell tomor row. Look and Learn Br A C Gerdoa LOOK & LEARN feat pHg 1. By which foreign nation was the United States first recognized? 2. What is the average "size of men s hats? 3. What Presidents of the U. S. had no children? ; 4. What is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature? i 5. What are the only two ani mals that have black tongues? ; ANSWERS 1. By France, In 177S. ' I 2. Size 6?. j S. Washington, Madison, Jack son, Polk, Buchanan and Harding. 4. Mercury. j 9. The chow chow dog and the I polar bear. 1 I Committee, A. A- Cldx Balem, Oregea. Tennis Laurels Time DoES HUBS ! HE JUST 60IN6 OFFICE Finals Due in Win Needham (above), medalist for the current Elks Club spon sored Mid - Willamette- VaUey golf tournament at SGC tangles with Jack Owensj In his first round match this weekend. Horse Rating Opens Tonight PORTLAND MEADOWS. May 12 -(Special)- They'll be off and running at the Meadows Saturday night, where the Oregon Jockey club will stage a 25 night meeting under the lights. General-manager William a. Klepper, head of the newly formed Jockey club, an nounces everything fit-as-a-fiddle with the finest and largest array of thoroughbreds in the northwest awaiting the shrill bugle call to go to the post for the Inaugural events. Racing Secretary Ivan Thomas has completed a brilliant handicap program for the meeting with the Willamette Handicap at six fur longs for 3-year olds and up to be staged on opening night. More than 1200 bangtails will be quartered at the Meadows and Gresham to participate in the nightly events, with such familiar names as Pipland, Portland Holly, Straight On, Pebbles Bugler, Irene's. AngeL Vera's Man, Laurel Lew, Rosacaw and No No Dot First post time Saturday is at 7:30 pjxx. MAXIM KO S PETERSON MEMPHIS, Term, May 12 -P-Joey Maxim, the world's light heavyweight champion knocked out Portland, Ore, heavyweight Bill Petersen in the sixth round of a scheduled 10-round non-title bout here tonight Maxim weighed 187, Petersen 209. n 4 oh.oh! voo ear a new M fSS2J2S i TsS z W d I P255s'Vs4 StSfSi. I fmiSSW : A -J1 ta.TVX .1 Medalist i iipiiiiiii&i . m Jt W IHIIIM1 mi4 'hr Cs -TRADER LOUIE'S BARGMII Thousands of bargains in d all kinds. ' To Ilarao Three ; O Sisger Sewirg IlacMns S12.50 O Paynasler Check Urilcr S45.00 O 5-Pc. Bcirccn SuUa S45.0Q ::55 Pcrlkri Dd By Jimmy Hatlo j 1 v... n. SPOT NEW BONNET? IXNAV SEES THE NIFTY BOX ! - Ellis Meet fflix Today Matches Set ! First round matches in the Sa lem Elks club sponsored Mid Willamette Valley golf tourna ment will fall all over the Salem club premises today and tomor row as the 136 links addicts reg istered -In the conclave get down to the senous business of win ning the numerous prizes put up by Lodge No. 336. Most interest will of course be centered in the championship flight where 32 of the par-bust ers, including Defending Champ Dick Yost of Portland and Ore gon State college match swings. Pre-tourney title favorites Yost, Jimmy Sheldon and Medalist Win Needham go postward against these respective foes . Bill Wit tenberg, Ray Clark and Jack Owens. All matches in all flights for the first round must be fin isbed by Sunday night, according to , the tournament committee, Second round play is tabbed for next week, and the committee sincerely asks that no postpone ments of matches in any of the flights be applied for. 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