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The Statesman Scdem. Oreconi 'TueaJuf. June 2,' ISS3 -9
Beavers Boo!i
TheyH Do It Every Time By Jinimy Hatlo
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The Portland Beavers return to
their home park Tuesday night to
face the Seattle Rainier for the
first time this Coast league base
ball season. The Beavers, cur
rently a solid member ol the first
division In the standings wlQ be
up against a club that started out
cs U it were to establish an all
time record for losing, but lately
has been climbing steadily and
isn't too far in arrears of the Portlands.-
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The series will be the 13th of
the season for both clubs. Port
land has thus far won sis series,
lost five and tied one. . ; ; r
Other series this week put Los
Angeles at Oakland, San Fran
Cisco at Hollywood and Sacra
mento ft San Diego. 1
Portland plays at Sacramento
next week. -
Action Opens,
Junior Meet
Sixteen youthful swingers qual
ified Monday for opening flight
play in the annual Junior Golf!
tourney, sponsored by Howard
wicklund, proprietor of Maples
sports linn.
At the same time Allan Wood
copped the Boys division crown as
he chalked a 179 score for the 3C
holes. - Second was Jerry Plank
with 195 and Dare Wright was
intra wun zn.
Kent Myers was medalist In the
Ji-nior Qualifying round with a 7ff
Pairings for today's first match
J a m . -
es uosers arop aqvrn la form a
fir t flight): - -j ',
Kent Myer vs. Paul Sundin; Ed
Bauer vs. Ed Knapp; Don Caila
ban vs. Mickey Raschko; Jack
Olney vs. Jack Baker; Bob Gordon
vs. Gary Campbell; Bob Albrich
vs. Leo Sebern; Ron Hoxie vs
Don Hughes; Stan Samuels vs
Loren LipperL .
RAMSEY FACES LAYOFF
LOS ANGELES. June 19-6P)-Dr.
Lew Richards. Seattle Rainiers
baseball club trainer, said today
that Outfielder Bill Ramsey win
be out of play for a couple of
weeks with an injury suffered to
yesterday's opening game of the
Seattle-Los Angeles twin bill.
The trainer said Ramsey suf
fered no fracture but received
severe bruise of his left elbow.
Swingers Tuneupfor Wimbledon
Amariian Tenuis te?s
EDomiiiate London Event
LONDON.! June 19-Wi-American tennis stars dominated play to
day In the ooenine rounds of the London championship at Queens
club, a tuneup for the Wimbledon championships which start Monday.
The London tournament has lost some of its importance this year
since most of I the American and
Australian male stars decided to
stay out of the singles play.
Louise Brough, last years Wim
bledon champion, moved into the
third round when Pamela ward,
Britain, defaulted. Louise had a
first-round bye.
Doris Hart, of Jacksonville, Fla.,
whipped Miss E. 14. Andrews,
Britain, 6-0, 1 4-1, and Mrs. Pat
Todd of LaJolla, Calif., defeated
Mrs. G. R. Lines, 7-5, 5-3. Nancy
Chaffee of Ventura, Calif., made
an impressive first appearance in
British lawn (tennis by trouncing
Mrs. Betty Coutts, Britain, 85-1.
6-1, in a first round match. Mrs.
Martha Barnett, Coral Gables,
Fla lost to Miss J. W. Stork,
Britain, 6-3, -l, in the second
round.
Vic Seixas, of Philadelphia won
his opening match over N. Kat
ren, Britain. 8-2, 6-2.
Frank Sedgman and Billy Sid
ii
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well, two of Australia's top play
ers, and South Africa's Eric Star-
gess, advanced into the third
round. -
(Continued from preceding page)
the standings ladder. What say we try it.
j We know well be accused of being paid off for writing this, as
It is no secret we like nothing whatever about either the policies
with which the Portlands run the Senators or the head Port! and er
himself, Bill Mulligan. And that still goes. But this is of our own
effort, with a big assist from Seattle. We know what players the
Senators do have are still trying to win, and so Is Boas Liaaa. we're
for 'em all the way so long as they continue. Real Senator fans
should be too. Well all feel pretty badly if they jerk the franchise
from us because of non-support. ...
Angling Enthusiasts Shouldn't Miss Fiorini
You fellows who like your fly-rot fishing afieelaat aiiaa tie
for-free demonstrations by Seattle's Bass Flarlai at the a-Wattaa
clubhouse Wednesday evening. The saaa la an expert aft fttpeiag
lore and line from a spinning reeL Us has dena better than lit
yards In a single east with steelfcea gear. He borrowed Villager
Nate BneU's rod In a Seattle exhfbttieu recently and precede
te amase onlookers daring a assets skew there proof that aw
gimmicks are included la Bess saakewa.
Last year Fiorini landed no less than 208 salmon with spinning
Senators Open
Here Tonight
(Cbnimaed from preceding page
"Hurrym HaT Zarcher; recall
ed from Stockton over the week
end will be on hand tonight- The
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Juniors Play
Second Round
play ta the
Salens Jaaiar Baseball Claea B.
circuit tonight pats all elfht
Uum into aetJoa at abx 'etoek
Tae schedule caOa tor these
games:
West Sales tanker (1-t) at
Salem Helenas (1-t); Ciir
cUI Beak Store (a-1) at Fear
Corners (0-1) : Orchard Heights
(8-0) at Ketxer Mercfcaata
(1-01 and Bfshep Beetrle (t-l
at Onager field against Salem
Lanadry (-).
The makeup came dae be
tween Orehard Heights and Sa
lem Lanadry wED be played
Wednesday night at Orchard
Heights.
The "C" leaguers play fall
rounds of games Thursday and
Friday nights of this week.
when ootkmed eat and has been
hitting over with the Cat-
State loop Ports. There Is also a
possibility that WaHy (Chief)
Scott, the talented shortstop may
be back in the lineup tonight.
Wally was victim of a spiking te
Vancouver last week sad suffered
a lonr cash ander one knee.
The SaJenv-Vancuuver series
stretches through Thursday night.
after which the xaknaa Bears
come ta town to finish out the
week with four
Stare the
awwari Use-
tr. aa less atx af she
tackle (he tossed 205 of 'era, back, Incidentally, so is a true sports
man), and on May It of this year landed 11 of 20 salmon he hooked
with spinning gear, including a mere 3-pound test line. Baza kat a
rofessional showman exclusively. He's actually a fishing guide in
Washington and has become so good at handling his spinning, gear
that various sports organizations are beginning to put him on ex
hibition. Buell was largely instrumental in obtaining fiorini for the
Wednesday visit, along with the many fishing tackle dispensers in Sa
lem. . . . i
Notice the real oddity In the NCAA track and fie classic Sat
urday at Minneapolis? Not often do yon hear of two sprinters ending
In a tie in any race even if they try, let alone both being from the
same school. Yet both Dave Hen thorns and Bill Fell of Oregon gave
'em a dead heat finish for sixth place in the century romp Satur
day. . . . " i -
1r. Cromieell on His Annual Visit
; Distinguished visitor dept: Back again fer hit tinner vaca
tion in the ol stamping grounds is Dean Cromwell, the world's
most famous as well as snecessfal track and field coach. Bar.
Cromwell annually seeaes a aneataver as aa a Taner aesaaga
where he was raised. Be was a very happy geatleamaa Saaday,
for "his boys.!' the USC Trojans had copped another NCAA
championship Saturday, doing what many Trojan twr had
done ander the Cromwell directorship for years on eaa. He
is ne longer acting reach f the fJSCs bat the man who led
Ee USA squad to the Olymaie Gaaaes title stlU eeasiders the
Inclads of Troy as "my boys and helps Coach Jess nm. his
ocessor. with the aaenterlag chares. .
Mr. Cromwell's final phase as a acting coach c"" with his
tutoring of the USA Olympic champs. Which was a fitting climax
to a career few if any coaches ever will eqnaL
McKEXDKICK TOTTED
YAKIMA, June It -jpy- An ei
gle three on the 19th hole broughf
Frank NeweU, Fir west profession
al of Tacona, a 1-up victory over
Buck aicKendrick. Lower valley
Country club, Sunnyside, In the
feature match of the opening
round of the Washington State
Gold Professionals' organization
annual match-play tournament at
Riverside Gold dub, Selah, today.
The National Cotton conncil es
timates the boll weevil and other
cotton pests did (470,00000 dam
age in the U.S. in ISO. -
South America
Calls Hoopers
MIAMI. ITa, Jane lMV-The
nine-member West Coast college
all-star basketball : team, repre
senting eight west coast schools,
leaves by air tuuiuuow for a six-
week T-"tL" war or gputn
American,
The all-stars, coached by Frank
Walsh of San Frandaeo, will play
teams ta the Canal Zone. Chile,
Argentina, Peru, Brazil, Trinidad
and Cuba. The tour is sponsored
by Catholic university of Santi
ago, Chile, and the Chilean gov
ernment. .
Geone Tardier of Stanford tin!
versity, Stan Christie of the Uni
versity of Southern California and
Angle BuDwmkle ol St. Mary s au
were Vaning auaers m lntercoi
legiata competition. Other mem
bers of the team are George Walk
er of Oakland. Calif, University
California: Tom Amberry,
Grand Forks, KJ, University of
North Dakota: Gu Chavalas.
Oakland. Stanford; Ted Bouck,
San Francisco, University of ,.re-en-
Rene Herreries. San Fran
cisco, University of San Francisco,
and Joe GreenDacn, weawooa
City, Calif, University of Santa
Clara.
GATTLAN TICTOR
' HARTFORD. Conn. June 19 -
(P)- Kid Gavilan, the Cuban mid
dleweight, outpointed Bobby
Mann of Trenton, UJ tonight in
a 10-round feature bout in I the
Hartford auditorium's outdoor
arena. Gavilan weighed 155; Mann
1M.
SADDLER KO.S FOE
TORONTO. June 19 -JPV- San
dv Sadler. 129. New York, for
mer world's featherweight boxing
champion, scored a third-round
knockout over Johnny Forte, 137,
New York, in the headline bout at
Oakwood stadium tonight. The
time was 133.
wQae
primed te rfve them a her i age
of vecal aeaee he tiewshrs ser
ies eeeeer. It weahi he entirely
fitting; hewerer. saeali the fans
tarn out in goodly number to
welcome the ehtb heme with a
rousing cheer ef encearsgemeat.
Sach a ssrarise ssaght ta Jert new
spirit In the players, and snap
taem frees their h tempi
Other series scheduled to open
tonight in the league put Victoria
at Tri-City. Spokane at Wena tehee
and Tacoma at Yakima.
Silsox, Eugene
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Red Sox will play a rained-oat
game with Eugene here at Me
Ginnls Field Wednesday night at
8:30. The came was scheduled for
a week ago on the regular State
League schedule.
Corvallis will play here Satur
day night also at 8:30.
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S. What UJS. President said.
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3WKat Is the name of the yacht
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S. How many diamond carats
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2. Peru.
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