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ATTESIXT SETS MARK
HELSINKI, Finland, July, KH)
Dick Attealey of Southern Calif'
ornia cracked the world record for
the 110-meter high hurdles tonight
with a time of 13 A seconds. The
-foot 4-inch athlete bettered the
world mark by two-tenths of
second. It Is held Jointly by Fred
Wolcott of Rice and Spec Towns
of Georgia.
Key Qaslies
In Kid Loop
WASHINGTON, July 10 -V?h Honeymooning Willie Pep put his
manias ahead of a scheduled 10-round boxing bout tonight and
thereby drew a suspension from the National Boxing association, The
ftcht was cancelled. i :, -
The Jt-year-old master Of the
featherweight division was mar
ried shortly after 10 ajn. EST In
Ekton, Md, to 22-year-old Do
lores N. von FrencklL Both are
from Hartford, Conn. . ) . -
At the time Per and his bride
were . perfecting marriage plans,
the little boxing stylist was sup
posed to be in Washington training
for a bout with Tommy Bell of
Youngs town, Ohio. He never
allowed up.
The champ led the district box
ing commission, his handlers and
a matchmaker to the point of
frustration for three days while
they wondered if he would appear
fnf the fLcht.
Willie aliDbed away from his
manaeer. Lou Viscusi. In Hart
ford on Friday or Saturday. Vis
cusi got this telegram Saturday:
Getting married today. See you
m a week. I Willie.". Everyone felt
hopeful that Willi would appear
. for today's weighing In ceremony.
But he didnt
And thereupon. CoL Heinie Mil
ler told reporters at the commis
sion that Pep was at that moment
suspended indefinitely by the
KB A.
The colonel, who is chairman of
the district commission and secre
tary of th NBA, says this means
Willie can't fight in NBA states
until he completes his contract
with Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn.
And Ahearn chimed in that Pep
must fight for him first absolute
ly no substitute.' '
Ahearn then cancelled tonight's
scheduled card.
The Salem Junior baseball B
leagues settles down te mm
key tilts tonight as the circuit
bits the stretch run. Tb un
defeated West Salem Lumber
men, winners of four In a row
since the season started, g
against the once-beaten Salem
Laundry In on f th features
st dinger field, starting at f:15
'clock. The Laundry Is tied
with Keizer Merchants and
Commercial Book Store for see-,
ad place, a gam behind tb
Lumbermen.
The Keisers and Bookmen get
together at Keizer tonight in
the ether crucial. In th other
tw games Four Corners plays
st Orchard Heights and Bishop
Electric plays at Salem Heights.
Only two more rounds of games
remain en the schedule follow
ing tonight's 6:15 e'clockers. ,
Beavers Book
Sacramento 9
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The sixteenth week of Pacific
Coast league baseball play, start
ing Tuesday night, finds the newly-manned
Sacramento Senators
at Portland. Hollywood at Oak
land, San Francisco at Los Angeles
and Seattle at San Diego.
The Beavers, trying to regain
and hold a first division berth at
ter fading in the PCL race the
past few weeks, hope to gain
ground on the lowly Sacs. Oak
land and Hollywood, battling for
the league lead expect to have
torrid series in the Bay city.
Mulloy Seeded Tint
In Spring Lake Meet
SPRING LAKE, JW., July 10
-(P)-Gardnar Mulloy, court-wise
veteran from Miami, was seeded
first today in the 42nd annua
Spring Lake Invitation touma
ment starting tomorrow.
Th lanky Floridian. who reach
ed the quarter-finals of the Wim
bledon championships, is ranked
ahead of young Art Larsen of San
Leandro, Calif., No. 2; Eddie Moy
lan of Trenton, No. 3; and anoth
er young player, Dick Savitt of
Orange, No. 4.
Tie Statroxncm,. Wem, (Oreo;on. Tutsdkrr, July II. 1S50
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years. Al Drew, even though a Wenatchee castoff, has turned out to
be olteh., Vancouver kisseff Bob Costello hasn't yet been able ta win,
but definitely has th equipment if he's used regularly and has a few
runs upon which to ride. All In all we'd say th four newcomers
ta actually five with Freshman Dick Allison No. 2 receiver I
amount to much more solid stuff as a unit thar the five they replaced.
Whether r not th help has come to late remains to be
seen. The season Is over half shotbut thankfully enough the
Salems are only HVi games out of first place. The way they've
been going th past few weeks. Its fortunate they're not 111V4
behind. If the help Is adequate enough (Emlgh says hell definitely
get mere If It Isn't), th 114 tilts can be wiped oat within a
month. You'll recall that th Spokane club of 1948 was sank far
Into the second division along about this time, but then made a
few changes, took on new life, uncorked a slxsilng win habit and
relied right an to th pennant.
It could happen her now that Emleh & Co. has finally snanned
its rubber and spent some of that rusty old George Norean cash that
nas oeen iauemng only the moths. ...
Stocks Prove They Can Produce Dandy Show
Rotten break the stock 'car men got Saturdav nlriit when the
ram spouea tneir Mouy-Bowl party. Bui they became more en
thusiastic than ever before when they noted how the large crowd was
taxing to its first glimpses of the big buggies n the brief track. The
stock racing men have long Insisted they can install a wow of a
speed show here, and from the appearances of that nart of th uro
gram produced Satin-day before the washout, they were'nt kidding.
Spectacular spinouts and sideswinlna annear to be common for th I
stoexs, and gosh only knows what will happen when a full field of
me imngs iignt out in the mam event .
One thing noticeable and likeable about th stocks as com
pared to the midgets and hot rods: When the latter spin out they're
through, as they; must be pushed Into starting. But the stocks
merely come out f the spins, gear down and take off aratn.
Also noted at the bowl Saturday lust about ever antnmnWn
dealer In the vicinity. They were there to see how the non-souped up
Oldsmobiles, Hudsons, Fords, Plymouths, etc., acted under fire. So
were -nosi oi we customers for that matter.
The rain checks Issued Saturday light will b good for Wed
nesday night's meet only, as the hot rods and midgets, operating
under altogether different associations, are to race here again
before the stocks are brought back. ....
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10-WV
Lightweight Champion Ike Wil
liams will have to wait 24 hours to
prove his worth as a challenger for
the welterweight boxing cham
pionship of the world.
Tonight's 10-round fight be
tween Williams and George (Sug
ar) Costner was postponed until
tomorrow night because of rain.
Williams hopes to use an impres
sive victory over Costner as
springboard to s welterweight title
fight with Champion Ray (Sugar)
Robinson.
Robinson knocked out Costner
with one punch in less than 50 sec
on da. Williams hardly hopes to
improve or even equal this feat
but tie does feel a quick finish
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against his welterweight ODnonent
will go a long way toward getting
mm a snoi a i ms weitef goal.
CATRON SENT BACK
SAN DIEGO. Calif Julv
President Bill Starr of ths Kan
Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast
league announced today that in.
fielder Mike Catron has been re
turned to thm Padre farm club at I
Tacoraa.
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1. What are the AJ3.C. powers
of the Western Hemisphere?
2. What is the most mountain
ous country in the world?
3. Who was the infamous chief
of Hitler's Secret Police, the Ges
tapo? 4. What South American coun
try borders on the Isthmus of Pan
ama? 5. - What living creatures have
the greatest number of ribs?
ANSWERS I
1. Argentina, Brazil and Chile.
2. Switzerland.
3. Heinrich Himmler.
4. Colombia.
5. Snakes.
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