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.'Mae Fun Nabs Tuesday
Go iis50,301 Bet
The big feature of the annual
State Fair turf meet, the Gover
nor's Handicap, will be run today
as a highlight of the Salem Day
observance at the big exposition.
A field of seven toorses has been
named to ran in the event which
will carry a pune of - .
Early favorites to take the-win
In the Governor's classic are Gay
Boost, victor in tee Inaugural
Handicap of last Saturday, who
will be top-weighted at 123 lbs.;
phar- Roam, the longshot which
captured the Labor Day Handi
cap on Monday and High Fog,
who has built a good -record
through northwest circles in the
distance events.
Nine laces Today ;
The Governor's 'Cap, topping a
ine-raee program, .will be run
over the mile and 118 distance.
"Wednesday! program has been
cut to i nine races because of a
temporary shortage of horse. Ten
event cards will resume on Thurs
day with the arrival of some top
v Mm csttia TaiMcres.
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Tuesday's feature, the 5-furlong
seventh race, wenx w i w
Ion j; shot. Mae Fun. Owned by J.
B. Breenan of Portland, Mae Fun
w K91 nvfr RuddV B- as
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she copped her first victory of
131
Mae Fun paid a big 130.60, $70
The betting total, as is usual on
r.is4.w altnnMi tn $50,301. but
still cracked by a good margin the
m A Uni
previous Tuesday mai oi
set last year,
rirrt race. aBowance. t furlong
In. Golden Cauani
l.U. gtsO; second. Lefmor (Rom) $3.
UO; uura. &un i.jnw
i A rMA 1 -fa sS. Oulaiela S M.
t.r nr.tt mm rLalminf. 9 furlongs
mm. Bar Losend ( Arterbura $UJ0.
iaia. tlifl! second Rich Flyta (Pul
ler) S3 SO. $2.40; third. Bit Sub 4Hwes
d 1 41 Oitini.La 112 30
Third race. alalmlaf . t lurtons--Tint.
Mae's Treasurer (SlmonU) $4, S3.
S3 70: aecono. cay 'u, .'"vl";
si. 14.10: third. Hanicilea (Artcrbtirn)
S3 4. Ttmo t xa 23. vununi
Fifth race, claiming, S14 fwlonf-
yinct, constant apeto ma1"1
S3 . S3.40; iwowi, w ora jt ' '
aasa 13 JO; uura.-Jims ww
yirrt. Re-Discovery Hopkins) W.n.
4. .M 1 aA. aamnrf KKaxttn I Blair 1
i JO. taao; - third. Landing Bart
( Htwa) S3J0. Tuna 1:03 xa. Wuuuaia
aa
Seventh race, allowance. 1 Jariong
Tint. Mm run iwiuurjau. ".
S3 To; second. Ruddy B. ( Atprburnj
S3 $250: third. Med-O-Jae (Pulml
. Z , at 1(1 Oiitntvla 224 70.
titfth race, claiming. 1 JM jn"ea
first. Comcatchma SUp W80. 15.18.
S3J0; second. LaLakca (Pulver) M M.
13. ia; third, uaiouua (Amrnruuij --
Timl:S015.uinieiaa.iu.
.-.v .Mnlna 1 1ia mill
rirrt. Ctcr (Challia $24i0, S8-50
ft4 4Af second. TPharsu (ArterBora
4.1 go, (3 JO; third. Marjoch PuiTr)
Tenth race, claiming. 1 1M mllea
rirrt. Dandy naj irysnrt . J--.
S3 801 second. MJuracn (iiuvmi
S.Mt third. Y Not Walt (Webb) $3.fl
Tim 1 aa. quuueia sa.au. .
Army HoopPost
Goes to Ripley -
WTST POINT. N. Y-Sept
rmw RioW. a basketball coach
lor more than 25 years, has been
named head basketoau coacn at
army, it was announced today by
CoL Philip H. Draper, r gradu
ate naanager of athletics at the
military academy.
A native New Yorker, Ripley
coached at John Carroll for the
oast two seasons. Prior to that he
coached -at Georgetown, Yale,
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way. way off the balls-eye. Very
often the bally booed AH-Amer!-cans-ta-b
prove shocking dia
applntmenU. yielding their np
posedly sewed-ap slots in the
AFTES-season honor teams to
nnheraUed lads who came up
from atewhere to seise the glery
Uko headlines .... . - i -
Lightning Strike$ Ttsice
SomettsM last winter Millard
Pekar, longtime jaenber of the
local golfing ranks, was heard to
complain that never once ia his
assay, anaay years of divetiag
. had he ever shot a 'hole in one.
' The remark most have prompted
the gods for a short while later
, - MIQard canned his first ace at
Salem Golf crab .....
Then just about a week ago
Pekar slammed another.
With a pair of 'eaa inside of
six naonths, the local aaaa steed
, never - eomplala again on that
store even ' thoagh he never
j i whacks another the rest of his
days.. i . -y '
As for gays with ear batting
average on the links, we never
oosaplaia for we know H womld
he as fantastic for an U sink a
tee shot as it Tweald be to see
the san rfadms la the west
Why sosapliln. why worry
wishla aheat the lmpossfblo .
Shorter Race Program?
' Getting back to doings at Loao
r Oak track, there baa been seme
' gttatlom to shortea the daily
van pimua so uut iney won t
wyr ana pass six a uaex.
qnarters aamts the
too. that leas raoes
day aad bigger fields wemli
i desirabU to the
sack a setmp wooJd
tend to fertajr larser payoffs....
The avers re track - follower
doesnt care what the moguls do
or dottt as long as ho gets a
retarai oai that ticket. Yeah, wo
aaeaa rests like the ease who held
tea pasteboards on that 11 back
qalnieiA of Henday
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Guards Fail to Show
More contact-work: and plenty of conditioning
'drills busied Willamette university's pikskin band
Tuesday as they bounded deeper into their first
week oi practices, f !
Coach Chester Stackhouse: has
not yet had opportunity! to get a
real line on just what the various
members of his squad hive to of
fer. He has seen enoughhowever,
to know that his 50-man ireshmen
group could be o considerable
help in this formation of-the 1951
machine, j . '
The Bearcat mentor currently Is
concerned about his guard situa
tion. Dick! Petzoldt, lettirman at
the position, last season! has ad
vised thatl he- wiU jwt return to
school thi year and Jinf McHale,
another giiard veteran, has nor yet
shown up Ion the campus In addi
tion. Ken Cooper, hkhlys regarded
guard transfer front Texas Chris
tian, also belongs among the miss
ing. It is honed that McHale! and
Cooper wiU show shortly.
Another worry for Stackhouse
concerns His punting. A duick sur
vey of his' squad has uncovered no
one who ; rates as outstanding in
the kicking department fThe ; best
available prospects for the booting
chores seem to lie among End Lay
ton Gilson. Backfielder Rick Bins-
ham and a trio of freshmen An
dy George, Jim Tooze jand BUI
Marlatt. ,!.; J I
Stackhouse also has found
some passing talent in the frosh
ranks, the flippers belfcg Jerry
McNerney of Parkdale; John Kent,
up from Redwood C3ty, Calif and
Mickey Coen of Roseburg.
A welcome addition to the scraad
Tuesday; was TomCoUeran,i end
at Sacred Heart Academy i two
years ago. The Cat$ also lost onei
man m norm i osier, gnara trans
fer fromiVanport college. Foster
quit because of a chronic shoulder
ailment, ' 1 i t
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Amerk Davis
Squad Picked
FOREST miXS, SeL 4-
-The U. Lawn Tennis associ
ation today named a six-man
squad. Including Tony Trabert
of Cincinnati, to go to Aus
tralia next winter to try to re
cover the Davis Cap. , -
In addition to Trabert, a re
cent enlistee In the navy, the
squad named Included Dick
Savitt of Oransre, N. J, Badge
Patty of Los Angeles, Hamil
ton Richardson of Baton Ronge,
Lju, Victor Selxas of Philadel
phia, and Billy Talbert of New
York City. V
Omitted from the squad was
Art Larsen of San Leandro,
Calif, 1958 National champion
who was : routed by Frank
Sedrmaa of Aostralia hi the
semi-final ' round of the .Na
tions yesterday.
Lausche Urged
Not to Accept
COLUMBTJS, 0.,-Sept. 4-nyP)-Gov.
Frank J. Lausche of Ohio
said today he has received several
letters urging him not to accept
any offer to become baseball com
missioner. 4
fThe general tenor Is against
taking the " Job Lausche told
newsmen. -
The governor did not say how
many such letters he has received
or who wrote them. .
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:C.i Til 9 EVZIY FTJDAY
By Jimmy Hatlo
FRANCES HESSTXem J
S9 A 'MtiAAta BfeK 44l F' I
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Salem high Vikings, with little
and a half remaining before their
of the season, hustled through i
spirited scrimmage Tuesday, test.
tag their single wing reportolxe of
plays against a full defense for the
first time.
The Viks open against Clevel
and of Portland at Waters park,
Friday night, Sept. 14th.
Gustafson pronounced himself as
fairly pleased with the results of
the scrimmage, although he would
like to see some more running
ability on the part of his backs.
The new Vik mentor particular
ly praised the work of three line
men on their work In the scrim-
make, the trio being Tackle John
Conder, Guard Don Berg and Cen
ter Marv Langland.
. Gustafson is pretty well set on
Dwane Rankin as the boy likely
to fill the chief aerial role for the
locals. Rankin flips 'em righthand-
ed from his left half slot
The squad now numbers an even
SO candidates, but should swell to
around 60 with the next few days.
Busick Gets Ace
In SGC Junket
; Latest man to can an ace at
Salem Golf dab b Harold Busick
of Salem. Bnsick sank his tee shot
Tuesday on the 133-yard No. 12
hole, using a seven Iron- He I was
playing' with Floyd "Baxter, ! Doe
Crvthers and Floyd Hatchings. It
was Busick s Initial ace. ; j ,
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