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I t Turnesa 7ins- ThcyTl Do ItjEvcry Time - - By JinAy Hatlo 9 llM o renn Tourney Shoots 280 to Take 1st Major Tourney HEADING, Pa, Sept, 23 - (JPh Jim Turcesa, one of six golfing brothers, shot three over par 74 today to win the $13,000 Reading Open Golf tournament with a 72 hole total of 2S0 at the Berkleigh Country dub. It was his first ma tor tournament win of the year. Turnesa's four round total was four under par for the tfiOQ yard layout. It gave him a two stroke edge over Jack Burke, Jr, of Hous ton, Tex, who finished with a brilliant 38-22 8, three under par. ' Jisamy. the 53-year-old veteran " from Briarcliff. N. Y, played cau tious cell on the last round, wind ing up with a Spectacular par four on the 53 yar 18th bole, where bis second shotbit the front of the green and spun into we erora oz spectators at w rear. StroUax deliberately, be bit down bfil rMg shot to within four feet of vte cup and then canned it. . Tied ' for third spot with 2S3s were Sfcee Riegel from Tulsa, OkUu, and Jimmy Clark. 20-year-old blond from Lacuna Beach. Calif. Riegel posted a 22-3S 9. his best round of the tournament, on the last lour over the t.tOO Berkleigh layout. Clark shot a 2t- 29 73, tour over par, nis woe round. - . Ed (Porky) Oliver from Lemont, EL. who had a 296 for the 27 holes. disqualified himself after finishing In the money with 290. He re sorted be played a ball that wuH out of bounds on the 10th hole. Bob Duden, Portland, Ore, fin ished with 293, food for 123. Brooks Show Power in Win (Continued from pace t) Itey Campanella and Andy Pafko were the big guns In Brook lyo's triumph .over the Phils. Cam panella pounded out four hits In eluding his homer. Pafko drove in three runs, two on a homer. Roe allowed only six hits In turning In his tenth consecutive victory. It was the second time this year that Roe has won ten straight Roe opened the season with ten straight victories. ' " Sal MgU a' turned in his 22 nd conquest in beating the Braves. Maglie allowed 13 hits but kept them well scattered. The Giants, leading. 2-1, broke up the game with two runs in the eighth on Don Mueller's single, a sacrifice, single by Whitney Lockman and triple by Bob Thomson, In other National League games, the St. Louis. Cardinals won fa double header from Chicago, 9-3 and 3-2, and the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds traded shut outs. The Pirates won the opener, 2-0, as slurry Dickson turned in his 20th victory. Cincinnati capt ured the nightcap, .2-0, behind Howie Fox. The Philadelphia Athletics took doubleheader from the Wash ington Senators, 12-4 and 8-3. Bob Hooper coasted to victory in the ooener. Home runs by Ed "1-1" Joost and Joe Tipton featured the second game triumph. v The St Louis Browns edged the Chicago White Sox, 8-7. Jim Del ting doubled and scored . the win ning run in the ninth on pitcher Bandy Gumpert's error. BIG SIX ' - " O Ab It H JPct. r:ulal. Cardinal U SS 1X3 aia. Auueucs 113 413 (2 144 Ml Adtbum. Phillies 13 1 lt tl III Ml BtoMnMO. tolgr 143 SIS M 171 JM MtMW. Whit Sox 143 S3S 111 171 J23 Williams. Red Sox 144 SIS 10 1(7 434 Kuna batted la: Amerfna league ZemiaL Athletica. 137: Wuttajns. Red Box. US; BtoMnaaa.9 White Sox. 113. Na tional tracue Irriu. Glanta. 113; Mm la I. Cardinals. 108; Cordon, Braves, 104; Klner. Pirates. 103. Hene note: Amerteaa learue Zer tlaj. Athletics. 33: Williams. Red Sox. o; RobiJMon. Whtte Sox, ZS. NaUonal lea rue Kiacr, Pirates, 41: Hodees. Dodfers. at; Muaial. Cardinals. S3; Cam pa tens, Dodxera, 33. 1. What are the six Important natural wonders of the United States? - 2. Who was the only woman to command an entire air force in time ef war? 8. Which is the most malleable !f all metals? 4. How many feet are there In one rod? 5. What animals are referred to by the following; adjectives bo vine, canine, feline and equine? ANSWERS 1. Niagara falls, Yellowstone park, giant redwood trees, 'Grand canyon,. Rocky mountains, and the Hudson river palisades. 2. lladame Chiang Kai-shek of China. 3. Gold. 4. There are 16H feet. , 5. Cow, dog, cat and horse, re spectively. When Peter Stuyvesant ' was putch governor of New York, his authority also extended to Aruba and Benaire, two Caribbean is lands. , .. cimrEiiciniiLV Look and Learn By A. CL Gerdea) raa. .rsr. . daws . eaw IFEHOV IS WALDO QvUMB7 DOCS ADVCEL WS A SALES blt was back befdcs lojg- Top Marathon of r22i mm TTLi- .i t .is a v - I KlarS Tops Slate WM Esse ieal ai ' HgIItoocS - -is. I. . i I - -- : . . - ! The popular hard topi, prime favorites of the auto racing flock this season at Hollywood bowl, will return for their final 1951 pro gram next Saturday night in Hollywood bowl. Valley Sports Promoter Mike Carry has announced. The hot rods buttoned; up their campaign here September 15 with a 50-lap main event as the climax. The midgets drew! their season to a close Saturday night with a 75 lapper. The hard tops will bow out next Saturday with a 100-lap main event in the Portland, road saucer, the longest auto race, in! the his tory of the big racing plant. Carry will convene with racing officials early this week to go over full detail of the gigantic, which may be the last speed show of the season for Salem.;; The ! Valley Sports boss who has given bowl racing fans their I greatest season this rear wants to see no jess than 24 cars start in the lQO-lapper, which would be exactly double the usual amount of main event con testants. . i j j. j With the 1951 championship at stake, a large trophy and added purse money," Carty said Sunday, we should have well over 40 en tries for the meet. I'm going to ask the racing board to place) :at least 24 cars, in the mam event, Troohv idaah. heat rices and Class B main event win ft course take place after the TJQ pm nme Mais Saturday, all preceding the big finale. - Heafner High In Golf Cask ' !! - i -if -- !! - CHICAGO, Sept- 2J-(ff)MClayton Heafner has surged fromithe field to one of the top spots among golfs money winners and ;has fvirtuauy assured himself of a placje on the 1951 Ryder cup team- ! The bulky pro from Charlott, N. C was 22nd in I winnings on Aug. 9. Now he's in seventh spot with $9070. H- He is ninth in Ryder cu;p stand ings with 293tt points and seems certain to be on the 10-man squad that will ' face the British team Nov. 2-4 at Pinehurst,-N4 C Just six weeks ago he was ranked 13th in line. 1 Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago con tinues to pace golfs money men with $23,538.83 earned this year. He is second in line f or Jhe Ryder cup squad -behind i Sam i Snead, White Sulphur Springs, I W. Va-, who has 1244 16 points. I ? Scliroeder (lops Men's Net Title -i- r -is BERKELEY. Calif-, Sept 23-ypy-Ted Schroeder, displaying the form that made him a Datis.Cup star, today easily walloped Vic Seixaavof Philadelphia to; win the 62nd Annual Pacific: Coast Men's Tennis tilte. I 't ' The La iGsescenta; Calit, ace won 6-4, 6-4, a-24 He completely outplayed his 'younger opponent in every department.; fs Top-seeded Dorothy Head of Alameda, Calif., took the women's title in fighting 4ff the strong bid of Anita Kahter, Santa Monica, Calif, 0-e, 13-11, -0. - rKOS EDGE AMATEUM ; VANCOUVER. B.C,' Sept 23 (CP)-The Pacific northwest's 10 leading professional golfers today edged out their amateur counter parts five matches to four one was even in the third t annual Hudson Cup tournament here. The pros woo yesterday's Scotch four somes four matches to one to give them a 9tt: to 5& victory; and a 2-1 lead in the tourney started in t i 1 3 r LS. B b i"V VI i f?. atav f 3rrr v? start I i r t uavr prm-s a vti9 rc fxUAHttTZAfMZHCASS. I iTSlI CUCCZS H TEN YZAZ3.AttD ti J ( )C0SQlDg2ATg?) LtATf( A P&CU I GOULD ZT J Cra s-r mm sjesrff r" 1 r t i O- I iDmi: gacrr oni . I L - mi Mm w am. r s a - w m w w aw n r rmtm m w mr m. mr w b - a v.i a aw -tb a. a a MIIU mr ' I III' .i-ii i i il the Season . J Game Tonight EUEEKA. Calif, Sept H-VP Fog and a coach's abjection te plarinr on Sanday eaosed two postponements tenlrht j of tke football game between Ham-', boldt eollese of Eareka and Lta field college of StcMlnarDle, Oregon. j :. Orlsinally aebedaled tor Sat-, nrdar, the game was first post poned to . Sanday when feg pre vented a plane carry ins the Lin field team from landing; here. It was postponed a j second time, to pjn. Monday, iwbea the Linfleld coach protested pUylaar on a Sanday. ( ; - ' V Pioneers Blast ! ' SOCE at Benilf - - .. . . ! f BEND, ChfeV Sept 22-0P)UBruee Longbalia. 4 former. Bend high school prep ace, led the Lewis and Clark Pioneers to a 50-? triumph over Southern Oregon College of Education here tonight j Longballa delivered 11 success ful aerials in 17 attempts for a total of 212 yards. His passes, de livered from the the T-formation quarterback post, accounted for three touchdowns and set the stage for two others. ' I :--. The game was marred by the injury of Neil Anderson, a Fio- fneer freshman and a former Port land prep star. He suffered a spinal injury in the fourth quarter and was taken by ambulance to Bend hospital. Extent of his Juries was not determined, i in- Saddler, Pep In 4th Qash NEW YORK. Sept 23-WVFea- therw eight Champion Sandy Sad dler of New York and Wily Willie Pep of Hartford will have It out again Wednesday night at the polo grounds in then fourth title clash. The 25-year old Harlem slasher Is Z f o 1 choice to retain his crown in the 15-roundert Saddler dethroned Pep in their first meet ing with a four-round knockout Pep won it back with a brilliant 15-round victory, and then Sandy took it back once more at the Yankee stadium lst September The-2P-y ear old Hartford, Conn, veteran dislocated his: shoulder in the seventh round and was unable- to come out for the eighth:. Willie claimed Saddler pulled the limb out of place. Sandy replied that Pep quit under a powerful body assault. i i , ;: "I ! CI BLANKS rlSTTHAN j ! CALDWELL, Idaho, Sept 23- (AVCollege of Idaho ground out a 23-0 victory over Whitman col lege Saturday in a Pacific north west conference football game. The coyotes, scored twice in the first period and used their heavier line to bottle up what little attack could be generated by Halfback Bod Dodge and Quarterback Gene LePage for whitman. ' Linlield Plays mm m ..no dirt.s.no odor,. no ash long burning . . nok storago problem uso Marion Leasee Race to Open The Marion county B league football race, six-team affair this season, will set under way next Friday with all, six members oc cupied in three jclashes. The Scio eleven, new member of the circuit this season, will open at Jefferson against Coach Fred Graham's veteran - studded Lions in a 2 pjn. tilt Sublimity's Saints will make their debut in another afternoon mix at Gervais and the Chemawa Indians will be at Mill City for a night clash with the Timberwolves. The Sao team is coached by Tom Nutter, Gervais by Bill Pat terson, Sublimity by Tom Pender- gast, Chemawa by Francis Kittle- son and Mill City by Burton Bur roughs. The league teams will play a full round robin schedule during the season with games slated each Fri day through October 28. . Other league schools. Gates. De troit Oregon School for the Deaf and St. PauLMo not play football in the circuit. The deaf school and St Paul play six-man football. now ever. v ! : j Sublindty Has Veteran Squad SUBLIMITY, Sept 23-(Spedal) Aitnougn tney nave little or no depth to speak of, the St. Boniface high (Sublimity Saints win field a veteran team in Marion County a league football play this sea son. . The T-f ormationed Saints have a letterman for every posi tion. The team won four and lost two last season. - Lettermen in Coach Tom Pen dcrgast's 20-'man squad are Center Joe Steinkamp, Guards Ron Ruef and Jim Tate, Tackles Don Schot- thoeier and Jack Gries, Ends Du ane Heuberger, and Verl Boedlg- heimer, Quarterback Roy Chris tensen. Halfbacks Clem Lulay and Rod Watts and Fullback Whitey Bradley. Top reserves are Guard Jerry Klntz and Fullback Bernie Miotke. - ' . . ! ' Lulay and Schotthoefer are co- captains. ane samts open their season next Friday In a 2 pjn. game with thejBervais Cougars at Gervais. Hudson Action VANCOUVER. B. C SeDt 23 (CP)-The Pacific northwest's 10 top professionals took a 4-1 lead today over the 10 leading amateurs In the annual Hudson Cup golf tournament here. i Playing : Scotch foursomes, the five pro pairs won four matches and lost one to take a tommand ing lead into the 10 matches of 35 hole match play tomorrow, j Pacific Etiges CWCE 1 20-0 in 'Rough Fray FOREST GROVE, Ore, Sept 23 -VPacific university, in a game marked by a fist fight and 3d pen alties, defeated Central Washing ton College of Education 20-0 in a non-conference football game here Saturday - : , I . 1 Pacific moved into the Central Washington end zone three addi tional' times but ' each time was called back on a penalty. Next Friday Pros Leading The ? Natioii's TopJ Comics MRCUlisTBaaPoTXy' u I EVEJ? T3XVCU A30UT MIT aLtcVr taamnaavl IFEEDWQS' CHMV POOR- QABV? DICK TRACY ffrMsa&ap'.-tf PSJJE BlftDS A" ... fS6E, Mili' Ia m rw-r- A TtDuRE a o I ninn Cap. 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