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Newspaper Page Text- .! i . . !!!! ?tt l : U ' 1 tzzr ! 1 giMlMiiiWis TVli that h (tth. etc .cum c.nstnr fan who have lone need Quibble no longer. We've got him, back. Only he's now quite a bit bieeer and hits 'em left handed. Or haven't you yet had a close 1 look at the Salems' new Bill Spaeter? Were Bill not so big, anc If he swung from the right instead of the left side you'd swear he'i actually Al, not Bill The brother! do look that much alike. Surprising too is the fact that Bill is younger thaniAl. . . . Negro-Hurley Bell turned out to be a dud so far as help for Ad Liska's mound corpj Is concerned, but the guy's short run with the club long will be re membered. He's the funniest thing to hit Waters field in years, and that includes the Patkins, Schachts and the rest of 'em. A combination of Satchel Paige and a sunburned Or Man Mose, Bell swiped com pletely the Portland-Salem exhib ish. Whether or not Hurley's In tentions with the Senators were on the serious side we dont know. If they werethey shouldn't have been, for his palmier days as a pitcher were noticeably long gone. As a shpwman, sprung on the Monday night customers without warning as he was, the guy was terrific It's just tooo bad Hurley doesn't have more - on the ball and Of his caliber would have done more to wake, up the slumbering populace hereabouts than half a dozen Novikoffs. . . . Where'd Hurley come -from? -He's, the same fellow Georee Emieh says he got from one-of the negro leagues around been Just about three weeks late in reporting to tne baiems ior nis trial. . . . Monday was Adolph James Liska's birthday, reeling just as ehiDDer as do most folks on their anniversaries, Ad says it was his 33rd. If so, there's a misprint on his birth certificate, for it lists foe had nothing but trouble find . 1907, not 1917 as his commencement . . . Even at that the guy still ing the plate. Breisinger walked Jirfcpv Nat Oner atine Shon . ; .Item for "What They're Doing .. marine ana locai resiaurameur is r conee bnop at Arlington. . . . Monaay- nigni exniDisn ians were a Dit aisappomtea over not seeing -but were glad to see longtime local favorite Cal Mclrvin do a bit of the flinging for the varsity. ... Best crack of that game came in the . five-hit Bevo second when a third-base bleacher leatherlunger bel- rnk ,.,ttk ito,..i r mieYt vm. onnii Hn that against SeatUe?" No doubt brought PnrtlanH wpre hanrfpd at Seattle n, rr . ci ! WIL umpiring In general here thisseason has been okeb, but In just about every other leaf ue city the newsies are accusing Bob Abel's boys of being collectively the worst ever to call 'em In the loop. . . . A pair of the better Softball hitters in Corvallis these days are DIek Ballantyne and Norm Carey, better known for their ability with a basketball. . . . Independence Bob Iliff, the rotund trapshooter who has suddenly developed into a major . r threat In any meet he enters (he won the bis money at Portland .1 In the State shoot and added to it handsomely during the recent ! PITA lone conclave here), hasn't let his success with a shotgun away him from his love of the bangtails. .Bob plans to go to Seat He's Longacres track next Sunday just to watch his favorite oat burner in action, Oregon bred Rosacaw. "Rosie," as she's more commonly called, is once again sound and has been knocking off six furlongs In around 1:10. . ... 1 Speaking of trapshooters, one of. In the Northwest was here for Troeh, who must be heading toward the 10-year mark and it wasn't too many years ago best doubles shooters in the land. here, but could score only an 88. place at that . . . And then there Neitling was taking from Some of his pals when his 14-year-old kid What amounted to Salem's win Dave outshot bis pappy in every event one day. ... nlng tally came in the sixth on Stinker Randle Produce Ton Lai f I a walk to Beard, Gaviglio's sacri- . MU-Anxel's "district semipro tournament was loaded with rood ball games and plenty of fans, enough of the latter to indicate that plenty of moots was made. But lo, as It seems to happen in all such bush ball parties held in this part of Oreron, the ML Angel sponsors found after they'd worked like mad to make it a success, Director Ray Brooks had to take almost all the money to pay expenses. Best rib of the week was produced and Ed (Stinker) Handle Wednesday. They invited both Ad Liska ana oeorge iLimgn ro oe guests oi Uu ura liavui, a few club members who had oau uniiorms i.iKa too a i m , t .. t i . .w., ... - v failing), to talk the majors out of rriveH late for the mi and riirtn't ' In answer to Queries sihee the Beyo-Senator tilt, Bill. Mulligan customers Ion hand la? tTZ "f i wasnt nere ror it. rsiot tnat nc wnuin nave iwn nnvurav hut at ha .... . . ---o - duuiw,w time he was in the east with other minor .leaaue moils' Wins rbut i?"!! 1 ? S Navals, Unemployments Take Wins: Suppermen Seek Ninth The Naval'.Reserves and rejuv enated State Unemployment Com pensation Commissions nabbed victories in the all-Industrial league softball pitch at Leslie last night, the former nipping May flower Milk and the latter taking Post Office Carriers 8-5. The Re serves have now won eight, lost five. i The Milkers have a 2-11 mark, the Unemployments 3-9 and the Carriers 4-10. C. Swink's two-run triple in the sixth provided the win f or i, the Reserves. Eight Carrier errors and IS hits ' by the Unemploy ments, including a two-run homer Sedaior Swai: (Averages are up to date): B H Pet. B H Pet Allison S lJOOiBeard Llnebere-er 1 .500 Scott McNulty 20 S .400jTierney Lw 28 9 .321 Os born Drew 258 78 .I95Mska Wasley 387 S3 .289 Burlc fherrv 257 73 84 Spaeter 187 J4 233 53.237 51 11 Jl 33 .182 11 1 .183 27 4.141 000 BavisiiO 301 73 J43 Goldstein L f 1J V .UUU ICosteUo ! 7 0X00 PltChlnSr L SO BB W L SO BB Tterney 12 S 79 IM Oiborn 4 S 37 34 McNulty 4 4 37 28 Lew 1 3 23 29 TJ.k 1 3 23 18 Costello 1 2 S IS Burak 4 1 28 SSUneberfr 0 4 9 IIOW TO STORE EGGS MOSCOW, Idaho -UP- Eggi ought to be stored in the case with the little end down, reports the College of Agriculture here. In the bisr endof the egg thereis an air sac. If this end is kept up, the sac stands less chance of being damaged" Your Sa vings Are Safe - '( ,. SALEM fEDEK At SAVINGS lOArl bemoaned the loss of Al Spaeter & - - v " " ) j t t V- '..-- u . ' i BILL SPAETER less on the calendar, for a gent Chicago awhile back, but wno nasi in Arlineton . I Now": Mickey Flax, former boxer, now opemung uic onjuia eitner uevo iieeuoois rxiaie wrr on by .the five straight losses the nrior to the local visit . rri. . the grand old men of the sport or tne sport party. Frank the Salem Gun club . is uie man, nf th that he was classed as one of the He had his licks in the doubles such was good enough for f nth was the ribbing Stayton's Chris I by ttie Hollywood Lions clubbers nonor ior xnejr regular luncneon uig3 Vj vuuiS oa ueip dressed , for the occasion In base- t . I longing iook at a coupie 01 em, being sosmart. Even Bill Sweeney hAther tr. ,,it " . by Vlck In the second, took care I of that contest. - Tonight's round finds the Salem Suhmr C llihhor anirto fnr thai,. I rrr. . . "'" nmth victory in City league play at rune o'clock. The 12th Street Merchants, with WallyWhitted on me mouna, wui De tne opposition. The only Industrial league game uuuacu wiugui puis tne xeamsiers Union aeainst PaDer Mill at seven o clock. ; Mayflower . 020 000 02 6 4 Naval Reserve 100 003 4 1 l Kemper and Wangler; Farlow and C. Swink.,vT .-tii'.r Carriers 100 400 03 4 Unemployment H.i-,j-..150 011 8 13 4 Hurd and; Gardner; Lowe and Wid dows. 1 National Lea cue New York at Pitts burgh Jones 8-10) vs Chambers 48-t): Brooklyn at Chicago Roe ( 10-4) vs Minner (2-5); Boston . at Cincinnati (nifht) Sain (12-5) vs Wehmeier (7 9): Philadelphia at St. Louis (night) Simmons (10-5) vs Pollett (9-5). American League Detroit vs Wash ington (night) Hutchinson (9-5) vs Hudson (8-8): St Louis at Philadelphia (night) Johnson 3-0) vs Brissie (3 13): Cleveland at New York (night) Lemon (12-4) vs Byrne (9-3): Chicago at Boston (night) Scarborough (8-8) vs Nixon (0-0). I I u Sent Passes Gostlv To Breisinger Peterson Released; Third Game Tonight By Al Llshtner " Statesman Sports Editor The generosity of wee Wenat- chee Lefty Tom Breisinger is greatly appreciated by the town Senators and their Rangy Robert" Costello this morning. For it was j Breisingers scatterarming in three ! frames last night night at Waters field that aimed the Salems at their series-evening victory, a 5-4 conquest of the club so anxious to jump into first place in the West ern International league stand ings. Breisinger walkedsonly five and gave an identical amount of base blows to the Solons. But four of the five passes blossomed Into runs for the resident nine. For the spectacled Costello, as hard a working flinger as there is in the loop, it was his first win since joining the local corps. He too Issued five free jaunts to the initial sacK, dui oniy one man- agea to ao nim nam. - Big "Cos" was off to a 3-0 lead at the end of two heats as . his to start with, and they moved along on Bill Spaeter s perfect sacrifice bunt up the third base ; Drew scored when Bob Cher infield roller was too slow jw a pjay a e plate. rQV?j" : a en GVJ mt tsman and Drew s off - field hne single to left netted tne second baiem run, after wmcn "Jeilvevtrd- n ui.tu uuujr yui cuiucut Iv out to Breisinger himself. The Chiefs tied it with a loner in the fourth and two more in the fifth. The first was unearned as it came a direct result of Sa- lem's only error of the session and a subsequent single by Len Neal.1 Wenatchee catcher from Sublimity. The next two were earned as Walt Pocekay singled, Don Fracchia doubled hard to left and Bud Hjelmaa singled to cen- 1 - Herman Reich doubled nome two The Salem's eot one back InLf tw. r.mc Tt th thirdi Steve the fifth on Scott's long triple to left-center and Cherry's line sin- gle to left. The Pocekay-Frac- cma puncn tauied the final Chief run in the seventh but from, there chia punch tallied the final Chief ui vsicnu seemea uj get Dener with nrh nitnh a ,,v.i with each pitch. A snattv double play hauled him out of the jam in the seventh after the run had scored. fice and Drew's bleeder single to left with two out. Drew mnw At be the answer to anv club', rwer punch away at the proper holes. ue s now the club's leading reeu lar nitter, incidentally. CosteUo gave seven hits and It vvTu.:;: "" stuff aa h-any fa league if he could only get it iover dish Breisinger fanned .even Final game of series tonight wx' at K'lS ft'rlATlr Dresent in tha l 1. . Present in We Third Base uiud . . . Wayne Peterson has been released outright. General Manager EmigH reported, and Hal Zurcher is likely to be optioned out ! again today. . . . Neither Bill Spae ter or Bob Goldstein the! southpaw swingers could do much with Brei- singer!s portly swerves the new comers simply had the misfortune of "breaking in" here against leity-ioaded hurling staff. Thankee, Tom: wenatchee (4) 5) salem abhpo a abhpoa I V-1?1 ? 9 1 liDrew rf 3 2 4 0 KSSu 4 1 i olS2ete"i. I 3 3 1 0 1 0 2 0 4 3 3 3 9 0 0 2 I rracctv 3b 4 3 JgJ J HCherry cf 4 1 1 Wasley 3b 4 0 Ofteard e 2 1 O GavigU 2b 1 0 OGoldst lb 3 0 untried rf 4 0 LeJJeal c 4 l Breisng n 4 1 1 4 Costello d 4 0 Thmpsn x 1 0 0 0 Total 34 7 24 71 ToUl 27 5 27 11 x-Fouiea out ior La. Neal in th. Wenatchee 000 120 1004 1 0 Salem .120 011 00 5 S 1 Balk: Costello. Breisineer. Ip AO H R T SO Bb Breisinger Costello 8 27 5 5 5 7 5 9 34 7 4 3 4 S Hit by pitcher: Goldstein. Passed balls: Beard. Left on bases: Wenat chee 8, Salem 7. Errors: Scott. Three- base hits: Scott.- Two-base hits: Frac chla 2. Beard. Runs batted In: Drew 2. Scott, Len Neal. Fracchia 2. Hjelmaa, Cherry 2. Sacrifice: Spaeter, Gaviglio 2. Double plays: Scott to Gaviglio to Goldstein. Time 1:53: Umpires: Jacobs and Pearson. Attendance: 633. SALEI1 BOAT HOUSE MANAGERS 'WEEK SPECIALS I"'. 1 ; 1949 Johnson 5 HP. lust broko In .125.00 1947 Johnson 5 HP. A good on 79.50 1941 Johnson 16 HP. New power hood 175.00 i 1941 Evinrudo 33 HP Runs good 285.00 6 Used 16 Ccmoea Yota choice ' 40.00 Boats New and Usod G5.00 to 1.500.00 But if you don't like boats we hare a 1948 Senriqrcle for 60.00 i i Hurry before the boss gets back from vacation and puts these prices up where, he had them. I Saleiii boat m "Open Every Day Except Xmu" . . W. E. "BUI Stiltner, Mgr. . - i 10 Chemeketa Phone 3-s3 , v ;. TE&MS TRADES REPAIRS , lop: weiniatelliiees, 5-4. IS Spokane Tips Tacoma, 8-7 By The Associated Press -Spokane . kept the Tacoma Titers from stretching - their narrow lead In the Western n- ternational league Wednesday night by scoring twice in the ninth Innlnr for an 8 to 7 vic tory. Joe Rossi scored on a squeeze play for the winning run. Vancouver Jumped on Tri Clty for 13 hits and a 12-2 vic tory at Vancouver and at Vic toria, the Yakima Bears col lected 20 hiti and as many runs for a 20-6 romp over the Ath letics on their way into second place in the league .standings. The Yakima Victory dropped Wenatchee into third place. Tri-Clty 100 001 000 2 9 3 Orrcu, Greenlaw 46) ana remit, Vancouver 010 009 33x 12 13 0 McKeegan (8)1 Snyder and Helsner. Spokane 200 040 002 a 10 1 Holder. OTlyna 47). Yerkea 4S). Tacoma 013 101 100 7 11 4 and Road; Loust, Anderson, i (9), Knezovlch (8), and Sheets. ! Yakima 003 54S 01220 20 0 Victoria 150 000 OOO tu Domincheuo and Tiesiera; Hedge cock. Propst (4), Noyei (6) ! and Ronningv LV etlS LOUM Solons Edge Beavers, 4-3 PORTLAND, July 12 -m- Bill Evans pitched the Sacramento c. a a 4a s vMnw over Portland tonight to even up their Pacific Coast league series to one game each. Portland had the tying run on second base in the ninth but Evans subdued the rally by forcing Luis Marquez and Johnny Rucker to pop out Sacramento's three-run outburst in the first innins drove Jack CreeL the loser, from the mound, Souchock's home run gave the Solons a 4-0 lead. .Ta-RrAvIa belted his 20th home hmn oFthe season in Portland's fourth inning but bases-were pmntv empty. t At Oakland, the Acorns pushed Hollywood out of first place and I tnnk nmr the Parlfic Coast league lead by .002 of a percentage point! on a 1-0 shut-out hurled by Clyde Shoun. In action at Seattle, thr Rain- iers evened the count with San Diego on a 3-0 victory as Jim Wil- Sit out HU .coreliM " Umtag string is now at 37. . Al Lien pitch- ed San' Francisco to a 3-1 victory nv Anle. In the Ansel's night for the nextj one each. SACRAMENTO f4) POHTLAM (J) AB H O A Ao n U A Busbv.cf 4 2 3 O Marqer.cf S 3 S 0 1 Z 4IHUCKCT, II 9 0 0 0!BsinsklJ!b 4 0 2 0 3 4 2 0 6 0 13 0 1 9 llRocco.lb 2 Brovia jt Gladd. e 0 4 0 Brrdnoj2b 4 Austin .as PoUchJb CreeUp Lindc.p Adams, p s-Barr y-Layn x-Ritchey 0 14 0 2 2 Steiner.c 3 Evans, p 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 10 0 0 110 0 Totals 32 7 2711 Totals 36 927 9 i Doubled for Llnde in 7th. y Grounded out for Polich in 9th. ' x Doubled for Adams In 9th. Sacramento Portland 301 000 0004 000 100 1013 Pitching Creel Llnde IP AB R HER BB SO . 4 3 3 3 3 0 0 . ,, 21 1 ' 4 I 0 1 2 8 0 0 0 0 2 .9 38 3 9 3 3 3 Adams Evans , . Loser CreeL R Busby. Ratto, Souchock 2. Brovla. Austin. Barr. E Marquez. RBI Hod gin. Reich 2, Souchock. Brovia, Marquez, Ritchey. 2B Reich. Barr, Marquez, Ritchey. HR Souchock, Brovla. SH Ratto. DP Basinskl to Austin to Rocco. Left Sacaramento 3; Portland 9. HBP Souchock by Creel. U Som ers. Cunningham and Young. T 1:40. A 4.201. Hollywood 000 000 000 0 2 0 Oakland 100 000 00X 1 2 1 Karpel and Dapper; Shoun and Ma lone. San Francisco 100 020 000 3 8 0 Los Angeles 100 000 000 I 12 0 Lien and Orteig; ManviUt. Adkins (8). Kush (9) and Novotney. Seattle ' 110 000 001 3 9 1 San Diego 000 000 ooo 9 3 3 Wilson and Warren; Welmaker, Jur isich (9) and Moore. Buckwheat is raised commer cially in 15 U. S. states. ; n it " . V i'-. ouse" 0 s : ...v.... . JawKtaafc.:.; :-Mi;umf&mmbiiW2wmmmfJmmmM 10 Tho Stcrtosmcm. Salem. Orocjon. Thursday. July 13, 1950 Pit Boss Hit by Racer Weimann in Stock Car Victory at My-IBoul ? By Les Co or Bill Weimann of Portland, driving a break-neck race, copped the SO-lap class A stock car race at before 4,500 fans who sat horrified a speeding car in the sixth lap. Lawrence C. Deuber. 1402 A Washington St., Oregon City, act ing pit boss at the bowl and vet eran stock car driver, was re ported in "serious" condition at Salem Memorial hospital early this morning. T Deuber stepped in front of the 1946 Hudson driven by Keith Ol son in the sixth lap of the A race. The hot rods will present a full program again Saturday nighi of this week at Hollywood i BowL Time trials will start at S o'clock. He was hurled 15 feet in the air and almost 30 feet down the' track. City i Ambulance service drivers brought Deuber to the hos- E "",1" TnH rAdtH ?n tuxed arm and possible head In- Nu5' ..1 . atarter at veaan said ueuoer apparently thought all the cars bad passed the starter s pit and stepped fa front of Olson who was tKuhng the pack, but hitting about 50 miles an hour. j weimann, driving a r ora v-8 sedan, clocked 14 minutes and 56 hundredths seconds. Wayne Jensen wound up a poor second, Jimmy iirchsuh uuiu, uujr uci- vais. fourth and Gordy Haines, fifth.; , ! Jensen, a Yakima driver, popped the three-lap trophy dash ini 1:06.- 17. Bud Emra was second and Bill Weimann third. In the first of four seven-Ian in uie iirsi oi i our, seven lap neat dasnes, weimann was tops, rolling around in 2:32.56. Jensen was second and Emra third. Weimann captured the second heat in 2:33.31. Haines was second and wiikerson third, m tne third Anick second z-3? i AV1." CK, !CiPa ay f "ST wMKCOna id Krith Okon- third. m?? t nounced that at least 14 roaring hot rods will hit the bowl trade pro- gram. The National Geographic Society says the skirt of the Greek nation al costume takes 40 yards of ma terial. DOUBLY gpEIK3aiQal) FRUIT of the LOOM mum mm At ThisUnheqrd of" Low Price! (; !7 j - ''.. " ' f Boxer Styles i r. j r; -7. ( - - myriad of (xfe , J smooth cruise I V ml' vli: k colors. Sizes y O ) r- ) I .Ivr 'la Vi from 28 to 52. S -S -x T imagine an ot inesc Teuiures x i s at only 69c r ' ( JSLJ Made from the f5enst Fruit of the Loom Fabrks that will ' ' J V Wear and wear. ; j , S o, ? . ) - Extra roomy cyt" prevents creeping and crawling. Insures ' I f 1 - Vt ' real comfort all the time! ' ' : ' Sanforized . . , and so washable and dryable that laun- . J ' dry is a cinch. : . t ' "V ' '"' ' - - ' . . Doubly guaranteed to give full satisfaction1 or your money ( ySV ? cheerfully refunded. ?jfts CvV J 1 " ' ' ' jr -yr f jA Another SV; i I r : f7 J I f Outstanding VuiT 137 NOSTH USE2TY . . ; WHSS YOU BUY FOa IXSS1 -s 't - Fruit cf the Loom BBS sBBBBBsaaaaaaaasBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Hollywood bowl Wednesday night as an official stepped in front of WESTERN INTERNATIONAL W L, Pet. W 1, Pet Tacoma 47 35 J73 Spokane 38 46 .452 Yakima 49 37 .570: Victoria 38 49 .437 Wenatc 48 37 365 Salem 35 4 .432 Tri-Clty 48 39 .5o2 Vancouv 34 48 .413 Wednesday results: At Salem 3. we natchee 4: at Tacoma 7, Spokane 8; at Vancouver iz, Tri-Clty 2; at victoria 0, Yakima 20. COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. W L Pet. Oakland 62 42 .596 Sn Frncis 52 54 .491 Hollywd 63 43 J94 Portland 48 54 .471 Sn Diego 53 53 .509 Los Angel 47 60 .439 SeatUe 53 52 .505 Sacramn 43 65 J8 Wednesday results: At Portland 3. Sacramento 4; At Oakland 1; Holly wood 0: At San Diego 0. Seattle 3; At Los Angeles l. san i ran Cisco 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L GB WLGB Detroit 49 26 iWashingt 35 41 14a NwYork 47 30 3 IChlcaCO 34 45 17 Clevland 46 32 4i Philadel 27 49 224 Boston 42 35 S iSt. LOUIS 27 49 22 (No games scheduled Wednesday). NATIONAL LEAGUE W L GB W L GB Philadlp 44 29 IChicagO 33 3810 St. Louis 43 30 1 New York 34-40 104 Boston 42 31 2 ICincinnat 29 44 15 Brooklyn 38 32 4i PitUburg 27 48 17 (No same scneauiea Wednesday). Silverton Edges Corvallis, 11-10 SILVERTON July 12-(Special) Gene Panselli's homerun in the eighth with two men aboard gave Silverton a 11-10 State league vic tory over Corvallis here tonight. But Len Younce, manager of the visitors, placed the game under protest from that point on. The homer, second identical of the night for Panselli, bounced over the centerfielder's head and was lost. Panselli's first four master came in the second with none on. Corvallis 004 041 10010 11 Silverton 012 103 04x 11 13 Brem aid Clingman; Robinson, Pe tenon (3) and Roth, - - " 11 " 111 ' 1 1 . ' - Upset Ike Williams, heavily favored to whip Georxe Costner in a non tktle fight, was lucky to stay the ten-round distance ina fight I mcancsuay wsim . uiuwc-1 ostner Upsets Ike Williams PHILADELPHIA, July 12-(JF)- Georij (Sugar) Costner scored the fistic upset of the ye r tonight Iby thrashing Lightweight Cham- Ike Williams to gain an un- ammous lU-rouna decision peiore 809 fans at Shibe Park. Costner weignea io ana wmiams iu iori the non-title scrap. Tne lanky uosuier mi w imams with everything but the ringposts, but was unable to floor the plucky 135-pound king. Williams, rated along With Welterweight King Ray (Sugar) Robinson as thetwo best coast home with a decision win, fighters - - pound for pound - - in Mitri was backing up while La the ring today, never had a chance Motta swarmed to the attack. after the hard punching Costner clipped him with a vicious left hook, in the third round. Judge Frank Knarsborough gave Costner all 10 rounds while Judge Lou Tress and Referee Dave Beloff carded eight rounds fori Costner and two for Williams. The Associated Press voted eight rounds to Costner, one to Wil liams and one even. (Continued on next page.) Office Managers doit! ASK FOR LIGHT, DRY 0 150 Acs sreweriev Son FreiKMC Italian Champ Licked in 15 lulge Unanimous' for New York Defender - By Jack Hand : ' NEW YORK. July 12-(ff)-Mid- dleweight Champ Jake LaMotta ' laughed off the first defense hoo doo tonight to conquer previously1 . unbeaten Tiberio Mitri of Italy in a fierce 15-round battle at Madi son Square . Garden. The Unani mous decision- pleased the surpris ingly large crowd of 16,369 which pal' $99,841. . Squat Jake, a 5 to 8 V? favorite, raked the dead game invader with a fierce "body fire that left little doubt about the decision. Referee Mark Conn found La Motta a lopsided 12-3 winner and Judge Joe Agnello saw it 9-6. Only Judge Bert Grant . had it close, 8-7. The AP scerecard gave the champ a 9-5 edge with one round even. B urnine with fierce rride in the title he won from the late Marcel Cerdan at Detroit in June ,1949, LaMotta stalked the "Trieste -Ti ger" for 15 long and weary rounds. Never was he able to floor bis back-pedalling. foe. Never was Jake the Bull in dan ger of hitting the deck, although he tired in the last three rounds while Mitri, his right eye almost shut, closed strong. it was all LaMotta in the first two rounds. Suddenly in the third Mitri seemed to bit his stride, the Italian, celebrating his 24th birth- day today, scored repeatedly with a stinging left lab. And he kept. Jake bobbing and weaving with i his zinging uppercuts. still he was ineffectual, 'like ram on a tin roof, noisy but harm- less. Exceot for the last three rounds when tiring Jake chose to (Continued on next page.) A "scarecrow" that looks just like an owl has been developed to keep birds out of fruit and ber- ry patches. Hew mild can a cigarette be? MORE PEOPLE SHE CAMELS than any other cigarette! m4 tnojtf tht millions mho Ma PARNELL Ac pitcher of the Boston Rod Sox. Uel says: "The 30-Day Mildness Test gave me the right alantion cig arette, darnels have flavor and they'rs randr tSw-4 f S6a SUU Street Salem. Oregon - Telephone 2-413t