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Newspaper Page TextSet to OpenSdHVSkdsdhMottdayT ii i i iiiii i saaji mi in i.i iiulii ii-i.ii ii. '. i i Lintri". MK ..'f'X4v. SJgf W-'WS" "WewvKsr- yy" n O'M iimm cW--fj 1 a- Med ford, Union Cinder Kings: Records Topped Locals Slide Points Searcy w w TheChief m TV .. . o. !V .A ' A Jura- .ssbdwd's, : u r ! U): 4 Behind Tac . Wyatt Wild, Loses; , Liska Tossed Out' '; ' PARKER FIELD. Yakima, May 20-(Special)-The Yakima Bean put the skids to the Salem Sena tors again tonight In their Western International, league baseball ser ies, copping the second tilt of the set 11-5 and pulling the Salems four games behind the high-flying Tacoma Tigers The loss also drop ped Manager Ad Lislca's team to within m half game of the third place Wenatchees and 1 games within the Bears themselves, -, The series ends tomorrow night with a doubleheader, after which Salem goes home Tuesday to open a series with Wenatchee. Lefty Ken Wyatt was the loser tonight He was wild, walking eight and allowing five hits, all good for eight Yak runs in the five innings he worked.- Bill Os born, back in action again after idleness with an ailing shoulder, pitched the balance of the game. Lefty Larry Powell went the route! for the -Bears for the win. Salem Manager Ad Liska was chased, probably for the first time in his long baseball career, by Umpire Perkins in the eighth after a balk was called on Qsborn. Liska m-otested loud and- lone, but to no avail. Osborn was booted out soon after, and then even later in the eighth Mgr. Joe Orengo and Outfielder Dick steinnauer oz ine falem's 195 softban season gets nder way Monday nlht at Leslie, and It wUl find these veteran cam Mirners ready te re. Jim Rawlins, always ene of the top flingers in the aty circuit and this year with she new Salem Snpper clubteam. U pictnred above. A trio of Campbell Rock Woolers (1-r) Catch- JU-rUM) to t (below) is the -Maker. e. Yak, were thumbed put also for Wally Scott The Yaks had 11, three by Teddy savarese, weir left-handed second baseman and three more by Jim Westlake who drove in five runs. Injuries on the Yak club has forced the Yaks to play the southpawTpitcher at sec ond. i ' pdlelriniiieini Easy Pqvisdodh meet f Husldes Poor rd Pni-leese! f"' ' ' I ( ,,: s ' For Vik Crew 611 Mtoo&g&t&i 14 The) Statesman, Salem, Oregon. Sundcry, May 21. 1950 Minoso Honier Ruins Helser , Padres; EarntTS Victory Qves Bevos In !0 Frames SAN DIEGO, Calif., May . 20-()-Orestes Minoso's 10th inning home rim with two men on gave ban Diego a 7-5 win over Portland in a Pacific Coast league baseball game today. The Beavers had jumped into a 4-0 lead In the first- inning but were held scoreless from then un- Nyssa A' Runnerup, Baker 3d, Eugene 4th CORVALLIS. Ore. Mav 20-P -Four more records fell today as- Meaiora ana Union galloped off with state high school track cham pionships as expected. . . For Medford It was the third win In a row in class A. For Un ion it was the second consecutive class B title. Neither team was pressed. Two records fell in class A. Dick Zimmerman of La Grande skimmed the high hurdles in 14.8 seconds, one-tenth .of, a-' second Since , obtaining Wally (Chief) Scott to play shortstop for them, . the Salem Senators nave been a solid WIL pennant threat The 24-year-old Indian plays plenty of shortpatch for Mgr. Ad Lis ka's flock. Hell return to town with the club Tuesday nisht, to open a series with Wenatchee. V , , I X . : - i . '.. ,2 Making the rounds: ' ' ! jvi Baseball: Contrary to rumors, Dick Sinovic has reporfedTo the Vancouver Caps and in his first game bopped two hits, one a double, and Doked across two runs . . . The new wall around tbe western portion of Warden Alexander's hoslelry has killed off one of the better wise cracks of years stand ing at OSP. Time was when a foul tip disappeared over the old wall some native spectator would bel ler, 'Til go get it." It always got a laugh. But now with the old wall still residing within the new, the would-be ball shagger still would be quite hemmed in by the new barrier even if he were allowed W be so helpful i. . . Both Bob Johnson and Earl Kuper, ex-Tac-oma Tige managers are playing emipro ball for the Grays JHar bor, Wash., nine, afast bush out fit . . . Bud Peterson not only beat out the two other shortstops Who1 were on the Denver club when ha ioined it. but also was hitting .338, rood enoufih for sixth best in the Western Iood. at last look; Rowing: Ever wondephow big the muscled lads whc-pull the col- I . . - 1 .Wll. ..nlltf .h9 legiaie rowing jwus xcauj . tvavts mncQ trrh- hi.Tn hln it's a set TRAVIS CKUaS of factsiteaned from the U of Washington rosters: The average height of theHusky varsity boatsmen is -3 and average weight 177. The i. kqw t Hft nnunds. Tha lunior varsity shell averages 6-3 also, as does the freshman boat with respective weights at 178 and ' ..... ii .i 4V. iiinlt .hall la nsHv 181. jUlgni BOQ inai every mcmuw v " - Washingtonian, with seven of the nine from Seattle itself. Huslty Coach Amibrickson's son pulls the No. 6 ear for the varsity; incide'n- tally . . . . ' ' .' ; New Grid Transfer Hot Shot at OCE Football: Bill Mc Arthur at OCE loses Halfback Cerky Van Loe next fall, bat he's not bemoan In it. "Mac" has picked P promising transfer from St Mary's in Jim Ortlief and predicts - the newcomer will be nothing short of a touchdown wow. End Hank Decker, also a transfer from the Gaels awhile back, help ed lore Ortlief to Monmouth. The balance of McArthurs back field appears to be set and will open as follows next Wednesday nlrht when the Wolves hold their lntra-sqoad game nnder .the OCE lights: Ortlief and Kobln Lee at halfbacks. Whiter Palm alst at fall and Roger Daach, the Viking trad at quarterback. All Isn't peaches and cream for McArthur, however. He sayi he Is badly In need of good linemen to fill the vacancies left via rradaation ... ' -. Z . I Softball: The new gal's Capitol Shopping Center team, hopefully --the best this city ever has produced, will play all games in Hollywood . bowl during the season. The Valley Sportsters are spending much time and money attempting tP erect a first-rate softy field within the bowl's Da ved auto racing strip .-. . Top teams looming in? the forth coming City circuit at Leslie are the Paper Makers and 'Salem Supper Clubbers. You can expect some real batues between tnose two nines 'Whitey Skoog of West at Oregon State Basketball: Speaking of athletic transfers, Slats Gill at OSO : has picked op a basketeer who already has some of the Beaver , patriots calling him the "Whitey Skoog of the West" The new comer Is Danny Johnston, tow-headed ward from Compton JC. He looked plenty good In the Varsity vs. Grads spring game at OSC the ether nlrht and his actions and looks did remind ene of those owned by Minnesota's famed Skoog. What with Bob Payno looking like Cliff Crandall and Johnston Kke Skoog, now all Gill needs is someone to come forth with the likeness of Grosa and hell be well heeled for the next Northern Division derby . . . ., . 'Wrestling: Know what The Great Atlas does every day to keep ; that monstrous chest and -set of biceps m top trim? Merely from 600 to700 pushups, and via the hard way. He puts hands on two chairs and feet on a table, toes down. He then dips the chest op and down, ;4 .' l-.' (Continued on next page) ; j. SEATTLE May. ?0,-flV The F,"'1 University of Oregon rqmped to I xMcMiiia l me xwortnern uivision. racmc i ostxrn,p i Coast conference, track title so LewP easily today it did not even bother to enter the final mile relay. Oregon scored so points, wash Tigers Again TopCapOanos By tha Asiociated Press Tacoma's, torrid Tigers jumped their Western International league lead to four full games last night as they stopped the J Vancouver Capilanos, 3-0 behind' the, seven- hit hurling of Don Carter. Carter outpitched the Caps' George Nich olas in helping tne Tigers to ineir fourth straight victory. Wenatchee's Chiefs Jumped to within half a game of second, place Salem by whipping the Tri- a v . ak j.a., uiw nwcu )Vuiuu. M1 vlHrn 002 BOO 03-wll 11 4 I -y BraVCS, ll- On W mgton was second with 38 and y Loitag pitcherT wystt. Balki wystt twirling of Jay Ragnt The Chiefs (11) Takima BH'OA B H OA GsvigUo.1 4 1 1 31 Ssvaress X 0 3 3 1 s OiBaxesj a i a 4 1 12 0 Cheso,3 4 10 3 1 1 OTiMleraJ 113 0 0 3 0!Westlak4 4 3 12 0 O 3 0 Tomay.c 4 15 2 2 2 3 Baciocojn 4 0 2 0 1 2 4 Gamlnoj 4 0 10 0 0 llPoweU.p 2 0 0 3 10 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 i Salem (S) Zurcherj 4 Bartle.l I WasleyJ 4 Cherry." S Bara,a S Scott 4 OTGmvmeh Beat Bears OAKLAND, Calif- May 20 yp)- Washington's power-laden rarsity crew rowed to a stir ring . victory over California day m a three-mile race, cli naxlng the fortieth annual eg atta In. the two teams' Far iVestern rivalry. The margin a'aa abont three-quarters of a ength. The' time was 14:45.8, wn&lderably slower than the record of 14:21 sef In 1941 by mother' Washingtor crew. It ended California's string if a dosen ' consecutive wins darted in 1948 with the Olym ie trials. . Washington's freshman boat set. the tempo for their big brothers of the varsity by de feating, tbe Cal yearlings two and one-half lengths In the two-mile opener. California salvaged something by win ning the three-mile Junior var sity event til Mickey, Rocco singled home their last tally. In other Coast games the Holly wood Stars remained within three games of the Padres by downing Oakland ' 5-2 ."to. the 12th Inning with the aid of homers by Buddy Hicks, and - Herb . Gorman. The four-hit pitching of Elmer Single ton helped San Francisco to an 8 3 - win "over Los Angeles ; before 6895. The Sacramento Solons dropped into the cellar as, they bowed to the Seattle Rainiers. 9-2. Denny Galehouse of the Suds gave five hits to push the Rainiers up to seventh place. : The San Diego triumph was the PadresVfourth in five tries against the Beavers this week and marked the first victory in three looks at Portland's Roy Helsers pitching. Portland BH OA Marqei,m 4 1 llWilsonJ Clayi 4 1 3 OlSimpsnjn Layne.S 4 0 0 3Mlnoso Rocco.1 til OjWestjr Brovia,r S 3 S OiAdanosJ BaslnsklJ 10 0 J Grilum.l Austins 4 10 O Moore.c Rltchey.o i I 7 0 Wietlmn j Helser ,p 4 0 0 0 Barrett.p 0 0 0 0 Kraui.p I aStorey fSavage.p zBarrj (7)'Sb Dlefe a u a SIS IS 4 It 2 0 0 4 13 4 4 3 0 1 1 1 114 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Totals .39 24 14 .Totals 33 11 27 18 v Singled for Wvtt in 6th. Salem 001 013 001 BSD Washington State third at 28 Idaho nosed out Oregon State 17 to 16 and Montana trailed with j osborn Onhnrn X. Powall. Pitcher: . IP AB H RERSO BB Wyatt , , t 23 7 S S S a Osborn 3 4 3 3 0 3 Lew . 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 Brawny Dick Doyle of Montana g"?'" ? 1 ! ? ;1 i I Smashed the 21-year-old discus Left on bases: Salem 0, Takima 10. rernrrt mnA Jarlr Tlnrlr nf WacVi-lTwo base hits!' Savaresc. Scott. WW- infftnn httTH hitrh hnrHrlla, wasiey. hum miwa in-. uv- TV. j I srrifir: WTatt.' Double plays: Cheso . , . . . . .1 to tavBra 10 nnuuv. utvuiw w Wim engineer s tape ami tne Doyle scotf to BarUs. Ssvaress to Baxes to Tri-Clty. loss was recoraea as ie ana Olui wesUake. Errors: cneso.a. evarei a, feet. The Old mark, set bv Ed I Tims: S:4S. umpires trwsans ana mam- rw.. i nn leu. Anenaance: ins 147 feet 2 Inches. socked 18 hits off Cy Greenlaw, including two doubles and a" pair of singles by Ragni. Hank Sciarri contributed two triples.. Knokane a Indiana tonned last- place Victoria, 5-3 as Johri Conant scattered nine nits. Vancouver ., 000 000 0000 7 2 Tacoma - OOO 002 10- S is r . Nicholas sad Helsneri Cartsr and Sheets. Totals S3 8 27 T Totals 27 10 SO 14 Nona out when winninc run scored. Ran for Brovia in 10th. a Doubled for Kraus in 7th. Portland . 400 000 000 11 San Dieso O00 021 100 17 Winninc Ditcher W Savace: toalna1 piicnar iieiser. 1 Pitcher t Barrett Kraus Savage newer WXSTEKN INTERNATIONAL Tacoma Salem Wenatch W I Pet. 21 1 .7 .7MITrf-Cir .007ipoKan uii JSiVancouv 10 17 Yamlka 1613 J6S2 Victoria 121 iJ7S Saturday results: At Yaauna ii, a at wn IP AB R HER BB SO . 4 4 4 3 4 2 0 . s? io o s o a l .3 10 1 3 1 I . 37 f 10 7 1 4 fialk Helser. Hit bv Ditcher Marques by Barrett. West by Helser, um on oases Portland 7. San Ln eeo I. Two base hits Moore. Storey. Home runs Graham. Minoso. Sac rlrJee hits Lame. Clay. Stolen bass I Minoso. Runs batted ln Brovia. .414 Austin' 3. Ritchey. Graham 2. Adams. .370 Storey. Minoso 3.. Double play Kraus to Wietelmann to. Graham. Tims 2:13. lem ; sna ono ooa i s 2 1 004 900 11 11 is ' 1 I 'enatcfaee 11. tri-City 3: at Tacoma 3. Vancouver 0 at Spo kane . Victoria 3. Wenatchea Green law and McKeecani Kasm and riscalini. Steve Anderson, who set the lie's 3 Strokes Ahead nigh hurdle mark at 14.4 seconds for Washington in lJWOy was of- fl. lfl ficial. starter for th meet today Vfl Aflfl .Tl 51 FPQ and sent Burke away on his 14.3- tllvrtlAl U1IC11. Vi3 Tourney Lead OOO Oil 0013 S 130 000 10 S 10 2 Mooty and Ronnins: Connant ; and Rossi. Victoria Epokana secona recora launt. Iran Polsfoot, who tied Ander son's mark last., year, started to day, but had to pull up with an old muscle injury. Mile run 1. Jack Hutchins: Oreson: 2. Dick Petterson. Oregon Stater 3. Art Backlund. Oregon; 4, Earl Lesley. Washington. Tims 4:18.3. 100-yard dash 1. BiU Fen. Oregon: 2. Craig Weisman. Washington! 3. Jack smitn, Oregon; 4, Bob Cleary. Oregon. TimsrH.7. - 440-yard dash . l. Dave Henthorne. Ohegon; 2. Don Mllleri Idaho: 3. Ken an. Washington: 4. Jack Country- Oregon. Time :495. 120-yaVd high hurdles 1. Jack. Burke,Waihington; 2. Peter Steward. wasmngton; Sr'Keitn Bean. Idaho; 4. Jack Doyle, Oregon. Time :14.3 new division record; old record :14.4 tfy Steve Anderson. Washington. 1930, and Fran Polsfoot, Washington State; 1949). Ducks Topple Beavers Agam f OAST LCAOCa WLPct. WLPct. San Diego 34 19 jB39 Portland 23 28 .500 I HoDywood Hollywod 3021 .584 San Fran 26 20 joo Oakland: Oakland 28 24 38: seatus a js Los AngU 28 28 .524 sacramnto Saturdav results : At San Diceo 7. Portland S (10 innings); at Los An- Seattle geles 3, San Francisco &rat Oakland 2, Hollywood 8; at Sacramento 2. Seattle Umpires Carlucci, Somen and Bents. Attenaance 4.608 (official). San Francisco , 010 02S 000 8 10 Los Angeles . 300 000 0008 4 Singleton and Partes: Adklns. Kush W ana iovotney.Burbrink tS). Mondorzf. Anthony lock; Earrist and Noble. 000 020 000" 003 S 7 0002 7 100 010 000 Anthony (7) and Sand 333 001 oooo 11 000 200 000 2 Mo man 3. Jack Padrick. Washington State. 6 feet 4 inches; 4. Norman Say, Oregon axate. s rest 10 mcnes. Shot put 1, Robert Swerin. ' Wash ington State. 48 feet 4 Inches: 2, Frank MaUya. Washington State. 48 feet 24 inches; 3. Loran Perry. Washington, 47 xeet bs wenes; 4. Kooen i is tier, wasn lnrton SUte, 47 feet. 880-yard run - 1. Norm Faraham. Idaho; 2, Jack Hensey. Washington; 3. Walt McClure. Oregon: 4. Con Matland. Washington, and Mike Fleming, Mon tana, tie. Tims, i:m.i.', j . Javelin 1. Chuck Missfeldt. Ore gon, 198 feet 0 Inches; 2, Dick Nelson-. Washington State. 190 feet S Inches; 3. Royal Delaney, Oregon State, 189 feet 8 LOS ANGELES, May 20 Samuel Jackson Snead took com mand of the-$15,000 western open golf ehampionship late today, clipping par for. two strokes for a 69 and posting a 64-hole score of 209. The West Virginia professional thus goes into the final round tomorrow with a comfortable three stroke lead over the field. Nearest- threat to Shead is E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, 'who also carded a 69 to go with previous rounds of 70 and 73 for a total of 212. Blond Jimmy Clark of Hunt ington Beach. Calif., who held a one stroke lead over Snead going into today's firing, faded pack with m IS for 214 Tiv stroke behind Snead was Jim Terrier of I ""c.t A . . ... . 1 I ' aan r rancisco, wiio me uura o of the day for 213. ' CORVALLIS. Ore., May 20-P) -Oregon hauled itself out of the Northern Division. Pacific Coast baseball conierence ceuar toaay by defeating Oregon State college, 7 to 4. It was tne secona straignt Oregon win over the Beavers and AMERICAN LEAGUE WLPct3 WLPct. New York 18 J92! Cleveland 13 11 J77 Detroit 18 8.667: Philadelph 918.333 Boston 1913J94 St. Louis 8 18 M Washngtn II 11 J77: Chicago 8 19 JOS saturaav results:-at cieveisna s. Boston 8: st St. Louis 3. Wsshington 0; at Detroit 8, Philadelphia 3; at Chi cago 1. New York 3. - NATIONAL LEAGUE WLPct. WLPct. Brooklyn 17 S 54' Boston 13 13 .800 Philadelp 18 10 13 PitUburg 11 15 .464 I Sacramento Galehouse and Salkeld: Bevcns. Liar- man (2), Rose (3),. Thompson (3), Do- Dcnuo i ) ana Bteiner. drills. He connected nine of 20 passes to spark the second string offensive.. Xarl Stella scored the first White touchdown on a 68-yard bootleg puy kicked all extra points. Salem hlth pointsmen ! tha Stata Prep tourney finals: Don McKende 4th la the broad Jump: Larry Panlns tat two-way tie for 5 th in bread Jump: Laytoa Gilson 5th In shotput: Harold Goheea 8th ln Javelin. From other schools In the area Sac red Heart's Terry Cooney was 4th in the Javeua in "A" action, Weaver of Independence was Sth ln the - hit a hurdles sad Duncan ef Lebanon was 5th 1st the discus. Is the MB" eatecory Jefferson's Jim Grimes was first In the 888 and 4tA In the century. Dye of the Jeffs, was cut u the mm and Bear of Turner was Sth in the same event. Wilt of Tnrner was Sth In the 448. McCaU of Gervais was 2nd la tha broad Jump, Dunn of Gervsls was Sth la the 440 and Mahoney, Gervals, was 4th la the Javelia and Sth in the low hurdles. Lloyd of Monmoath got a' tie for 3rd la : the 22. under a mark established by Hol- oway of Washington in 1933 and tied by Jack Doyle of Hillsboro in . 1940. ' Al Martin of Cottage. Grrove set the ether class A record, running the half-mile in 1:59.9 minutes. , The old mark was 2:00.4 by Lloyd ' Jepson of Benson (Portland) in 1948. In class B Larry Wilson of Un- ' ion ran the quarter-mile-in 52.1 seconds, cutting four-tenths-of a second off. the old mark set by Clauser of Adrian in 1947. John Henslee of Pilot Rock turned- In a record 24,5" seconds in the class B low hurdles, a tenth of a second under the mark set by Hill of Henley in 1947. 1 The class A finals of the low hurdles saw Jack Morris, who set record In the event yesterday;" winning in the time of 22.4 sec onds. His record time in the pre liminaries yesterday was 22.3. In the class B 100-yard dash. Lloyd Powell of Triangle Lake turned in a time of 10.6 seconds, to equal the. record for that event. Two other Individual perform ances stood out. Ted Anderson of Newport won the class A 100 and 220-yard dashes to earn 20 points ana . single-handedly give his school seventh place. Tred Manuel of Helix did even better in class B. He won the dis cus and broad jump events and placed third In the javelin. That gave him 26 points, good for fifth place in the meet. The order of finish In class At Medford 54, Nyssa 33, Baker 27, Eugene 24, La Grande 24, . Roosevelt 22, Newport 20, Ash land 18, Central Catholic of Port land 18; Bend 14H, Beaverton 14, Corvallis 14, 'Lincoln of Port land 13, Cottage Grove 13, North Bend 114, Ontario 10, Gresham 10, Prineville 9, Jefferson 9, Springfield 9, Salem 8Vi, Klamath Falls 8, Estacada 6, Benson of Portland 6, University- High I Eugene 6, Sacred Heart of Salem ; 4, Astoria 4, Vale 4, Oakridge 2, Hlflsboro; Grants Pass, Lebanon, Franklin of Portland, Grant of Portland, and Indepen? dence 2 each. Seaside 1. gave the Ducks an even break in st u xa 38New York 10 is .453 rcuit their "civil 'war" series with the Staters. . it 11 K44YMMl.iot4 at 1Q 9AA feo,. Transfers; Tear' Tats OK'd oke a 2-2 tie and started Ore- nrnkivn a-s. pittshureh 1-1 (second 7 broke a 2-2 tie and started Ore gon on to the victory. Oregon. .200 311 00CV 7 7 1 Oregon State .200 000 002 4 7 2 Krause and Smith: Berg, Erick. son' (1) and Goodbrdd. Brookl; game yn 3-4, Pittsburgh a-a i secona 11 Innings) Big Six Pair of Aces Carded, SGC Children beg cakes and fruit on I New Years Day ln Scotland. Pols vault 1. George Rasmussen. Oregon. 13 feet V Inches; 3, Don Pick- inches; 4. Myron. Hodgson. Idaho. 178 I Martmdaie, feet 7.i Inches. Two-mil -I, Peter Mundle, Ore fon; t, Joe Fisher, Oregon State; 3, John Allyson, Idaho; 4, Robert Sel fridse. Washington State. Tim 9:33.4. 320-yard dash 1, Cra3s" Weisman. Washington: 3. BUI Fell. Oregon: 3, Al Bullier, Oregon; Glen Christian, Ida ho. Time M flat. , Discus 1, Dick Doyle. Montana. 184.8 feet; X, Bob Anderson. Oregon. 1S4.139 feet; 3. Len Rinearson. Oregon State, 149 J feet; Boh Morse, Oregon State, 143.S feet (new division record. Old record 1ST feet t Inches, by Ed Moeller. Oregon. 1329). Idaho, and Lyle Dickey. Oregon State (tie). IS feet. 220-vard Vow hurdles 1. Jack Burke. Washington: 3. John Donald son and Peter Steward, both Washing ton, tie; 4. Jack Smith. Oregon. Tim 03.9. Broad Jump I. Woodley Lewis, Oregon. 23 feet 8 inches: 3. John Hig- gins. Washington State. 23 feet 3 inches: 3. Jo Luckman. Montana. 23 feet 1 Inches: 4, Don Bartholmey, wasmngton, za zeet ' incnes. i Mile relay 1, Washington State (Charles Millard. Fred Wlese. John Big gins, Clem Else hen): 3. Wsshington; 3, idano; 4, Montana. Tuns. 3-zi.s. G AB R H Pet. Miinlal Cardinals S3 90 18 42 .487 21 as : ; s 34 . 18 90 8 20 .400 Doby. Indians 23 74 n 29 J92 Staler. Phillies 38 98 18 3d J67 Hopp, Pirates 24 83 18 30 J61 Horn runs: National league Gor don, Braves, 8; Xiner. Pirates, 7: Jones, Phillies. 7. American league " wu llams. Red Sox. 11; Dropo, Red Sox, S; Kosen, Indians. 8. ; Runs batted ln: National league Ennis. Phillies. 27; Jones, Phillies. 24. American la rue Williams, Ked Box. 36; Stephens. Kea sox. as. - i Zaharias Links Margiri Sliced BSW "SWSlSSBSSBaBSasSSSSJSasBSSBftW 'iaSSSSr 5 A pair of holes-ln-one were slammed on the Salem Course this week. Garnie Graynor rapped one on the No. 8 hole. He used a sev en iron and was playing with WHTTE PLAINS. N, May 20 George Moorehead, "Ben Beck and (5s)- Babe . Didrikson Zaharias Keith Brooks. Impressive ' seven-stroke - lead ln Lou Gurney got an ace on the the Weathervane women's cross - 12th hole. He also employed a I country golf tournament dwind seven iron and in the party were I led to a precarious three today Bob Price, Leo Estey and Ray as Louise Suggs of Atlanta, Ga Clark. Oddly enough, the quar-1 carded a fine three-under-par. 77 tets scoring on the hole ran 1-2- ever the rolling Knollwood Conn 3-4. ... I try elab course. Tha Baba had an 81 for tha IS One hybrid sugarbeet variety holes, giving her a total ef 851 i Increased sugar per acre by IS per cent In experiments. flax iiumm's ytctory Blne Halted at Hollywood Bowl I ? andy FVa Event Win RamblIn, Randy Francis, a vet- last week's winner and 1949 Ore- throng of 4,000 to its collective feet in thaV order, came across the line eran Portlander- piloting Blackle con roadster racing champ, fin- often. - -. Blackburn's No. t car, last night hhed fifth after passing all other Twenty of the rods were on hand put an' end to the winning ways ef Salem's Max Humm in the Class A main event of the hot rod races at Hollywood Bo wL Francis broke to the front of the 13-car rack early in the 301ap event, fought o.'f challenge after chal lenge by Howie Osborn, Len Sut- buzz-bufgies in the race. Humm for the program, but only 15 ac- had been forced to start out next tually raced. Five conked out with to last, as he timed in second best broken axles, etc, during: the trial for the night. Sutton had fastest runs. in the second beat romp, in 2:26J1 which was faster than the heat racers made it Spinouts marred the third and jst Boston t2 Voiseiis o-2) and ,u t .nf h n3 niVanderMeer (t-fl) vs. Sain. (3-2) and AMERICAN LEA GUI: New York at Cleveland (2) Loost (3-2) and Rey nolds (3-1) vs. Wyna (3-1 X snd Feller (2-2). Boston at Chicago 2 uodsoq (4-2) and Kinder (2-4) vs. Wight (2-3) and Pierc i-3). Philadelobia at St. Loula (2) KeUner (3-2) and Hooper (2-1) vs. Fannin (1-1) and Ostrewskl (2-2). Washington . at ' Detroit Mar ram ft-at vs. firav 3-lV. ' NATIONAL LEAGUE: Pittsburgh at New. York (2) Chambers (4-2) and chesnea (1-2) vs. Jansen (2-3) and Jones (2-3). Cincinnati at Brooklyn Wehmeier (1-4) vs. Roe (3-3). Chicago fn the tlafort Baturdav: : r : : . B R H O A ZRbt Gordon, Indians 3 13 14 0 1 Whitman. Phils 1 18 8 0 i Pesky. Red Sox 8 1 13 4-0 0 Doerr. km soz Hit i a s a t Zrautt, Reds, pitched today, but loss not charred to him. Podbielan, Brooklyn, pitched today. but not credited with win. . WALLA WALLA. May 10 -MV Portland University's football players' left without a team to play.for by their' schools decision last winter to abandon the game will not be allowed to transfer to the Northwest Conference without eligibility penalties. V Northwest conference officials made the announcement today after concluding a two day meet ing in conjunction witn the con ference track meet here. ' The welcome mat was not turn. ed out to the former Pilots because the officials declined to waive the : present transfer eligibility rule and adjourned without modifying it in any manner except to allow transferees: to participate on jun ior varsity squads during one year of Ineligibility. No new members were admitted 1 which means Eastern Oregon Col lege of Education which had an application before the conference board was turned down. v : The board composed of repre- : sentatives from the six conference member schools and chairmanned by Dean Charles Howard of Lewis : and Clark officially . ratified an 1 annual game between the winners of the Northwest Football confer ence and the Far West conference) in the Pear bowl at Medford on Thanksgiving day. L - ; for the 12 S holes played te date n the four-stop soar. The final l holes will be played here to morrow. :. Matching Babe's 81 today was Fatty Berg.' her score, enabling her te hold third place with a SCI totaL ,i time-in of alL 18.30 for the single lap, and started the finale along side his favorite driving' enemy. Four spectacular spinouta feat- ton- and Dar Moore, and came tired the race but no one was in- Humm won the trophy dash, beating out Sutton by a whisker. in 8L53 fdr the three laps. Howie 'Osborn sneaked in the winner of the first (fast) heat race in 2:59.64, fourth heat races and the Class B consolation main event- Don Rad bruch of Oakland, CaL, won the third heat, Francis took the fourth and Crash Timmings the B xnain- er. Bickford (1-4). St, Louis at Philadel phia (2) Munger (2-1) and Brazl (1-1) vs. Heintzelman (1-2) and Rob erts (3-1). , Cridders EUGENE, May 20 -(-Sopho more Quarterback cat jjunnam who snoke to the crowd on that! passed the underdog greens to a Added features of the nroeraml bie race andNdisflayed their tro-121-21 tie with the first string rmr fVi finfeh Una irr lonirth 4rs. f?ninouts and nthr nsteor rieatin Ernl Koch and HumTA ' Was tha annearance of Rav Elliott I nhiM and the re-aDDearance of I Whites today id an intra -squad m.mi.A ,t tffkW ninVi4 4trL- vnfehana vin-r4 hmu trHrn 4 Via 1n tV-.fit nrHcr in tha n.Unnr srut "Hemr-hal Mrftriff wHnnr nf i tha 'a USlfl "pxff" car. which I game that WOUnd UD the UnivCT- sjome in 8:44.19. Villager Humm, pi-ogram, bringing the jam-packed Dar Moore, Sutton, and Bin Hyde, the recent Mexican national race, I got a big laugh from the crowd. Jsity of Oregon spring football s a a oMtmingThonrlitciicIl Thfl inost oedtis sports picture in recent yt&xs.Q STARTS WED. GHAIID THE AIDE Al ILK L. aw aras fJK J " . WEAR, 484N.CAF1TOL FOR t BOTAIIY SPOBTSUEAR