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Nepero! Cracks WU
Javelin Standard
McMINNVTLLE (Special)-TOl-lamette's
Bearcats made an lm
pressiYe debut to 1952 dual meet
actios Friday as they rolled to a
93V ta rXV4 victory over the Lin
field Wildcats in a battle featured
by a Jareiin toss of 208 feet, 4
inches by the Bearcats' Stan
Neperud.
Neperud, sophomore from S li
ve rtoo, established a new Willam
ette mark with his mighty toss,
topping the former school record
of MS'C made last season by
teammate Bob Hall.
Coach Chester Stackhouse's
Methodists captured 10 of the IS
events, with Bill Van Horn takin
two wins as he finished first in
both the century and the 220. A
strong wind held down times,
p l hi i ii i Wins Hardies
Grant Schiewe of Linfield was
a double winner in the high and
low hurdles.
One of the better times was the
Freshman Ralph Adams 4:40 fig
ure in the mOe for WU.
Next action for the Bearcats1
comes Tuesday at McCuIloch
Stadium as they play host to the
strong Portland Pilots at 3 o'clock.
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(Wi: 3rd Mmuwuii L. Mark: :M.
100 lit VanHore W): Sod Cocking;
(W; Srd Schlewe (L). Mark: 10J.
Mile: tat Adnu (WI; tod Bo W:
rd Rennett L). Mark: 4:40.
44: Ut Pattoei (Wl; 2nd Gotf W);
Srd Bi iai (W). Mark: 64 1.
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trd Lapp (Li. Mark: 11:17.
Hetav: lat Willamette (CotUm.
snaa. GU. Partoni. Mark: 3:40.
Jefferson Whips
St. Paul Crew
ST. PAUL-( Speclai ) -J ef f erson's
Lions slammed over 13 runs in the
fourth inning Friday and went on
to an easy 17-3 victory over the
St. Paul Buckeroos in a Marion
County B League tilt. Dale Wat-
tenbarger hit a homer for Jeff in
the big frame.
Jefferson 000 13-21 0-17 13 1
St. Paul 002 000 1- 3 3 4
Canaeren, Blackwell (5) and Mc
Guire, Wattenbarger (4); Swan
son and Smith.
Solons Guests
At SBC Meet
Hugh Luby and his younjf and
promising Salem Senator ball club
get the role of honor guests at the
Monday morning meeting of tbe
Salem Breakfast Club, 7:30, at
the Senator Hotel.
The Senators wind up their pre
season exhibition schedule Sunday
afternoon at Silverton and open
1952 Western International League
action at Spokane Tuesday night
Luby will introduce his squad
at the Monday session A&d also
will discuss the season's prospects
as well as training camp experi
ences Members of the Senator
board of directors also will con
tribute remarks.
Sheridan Tops Central
SHERIDAN - (Special) - Dick
Shaw hurled three-hit ball Friday
as Sheridan took a 6-2 win over
Central in a district 2 baseball
tilt. It was Sheridan's fourth d"
trlct victory against two losses.
Leonard Hampton hit three for
four for the winners.
Central 000 020 0-2 12
Sheridan 220 Oil - 8 0
Reid. Noble (6) and Layton,
9uss (6); Shaw and Hampton.
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If the weather doesn't once again
jam up the works, local racing
fans will get their first taste of
1852 action Sunday afternoon at
Hollywood Bowl as 22 stock cars,
piloted by tbe better speed boys
of the rftwatlw .it, seek honors In
an event-filled program topped by
a 50-lap main event.
Promoter Mike Carty and the
sponsoring Valley Sports organiz
ation looked at tbe blue skies Fri
day and had high hopes that the
good weather would hold through
Vikings Drop
2-0 Decision
To Bulldogs
ALBANY (Special)- Salem
High School's Vikings dropped
their second game of the season
and also their second in district 8
action Friday as they took a 2-0
loss at the hands of the Albany
Bulldogs.
The tilt proved to be a tight hill
duel between Salem's Lowell
I'earce and Albany's Bob Bunford.
Pearce gave up five blows over
the route, but was hurt by some
poor support. Bunford yielded but
four hits to Harold Hauk's Vik
ings. The Vikings threatened a num
ber of times but never could push
a man across. Salem had a man as
far as third base In five different
innings.
Pearce fanned seven and walked
none. Jim Rice picked up two of
the Viks blows.
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PlfertA 6 24 4 2 1 7 0
urford 4 19 J 0 0 8 3
abcock 3 12 2 0 0 3 1
Balk: Babcock. Winner. Burford: los
er. Pearce. Left on bases: Salem 10.
Albany 4. Errors: Rice. Jantze. Derrah.
Two-base hit: Seace Runs batted in:
Stamps. Stolen bases: Rice. Babcock.
Stamps Umpires: Rogers and Worthy.
Time: 1:40.
Vik Jayveea "Win
WOODBURN-Special) - Salem
High School's Jayvee baseballers
earned a 5-2 decision over the
Wood burn seconds Friday as Ken
Pawley hurled a four-bitter.
Salem
100 031 5 C4
Woodburn
Pawley and
010 0102 4 2
Pingle, Stryffler
(5) ; N orris and Jarnero.
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Go in Sunday Stock Car Meet
seek honors in Sunday after! Stack Car meet at Hollywood Bowl
and tfce No. t OldsmebUe (14 BMtlel) tka4 hall steer in the 50 -lap
Sunday. Last week's scheduled
opener was washed out.
A variety of car makes comprise
the field for the Sunday opener,
mmnng them being four brand new
models in an Oldsmobile, a Henry
J., a Ford and a Hudson Hornet.
The pilots are prohibited from
Juicing the entries up in any way,
so the antics the customers see
Sunday will stem from the drivers'
daring and ability with the accel
erator and wheeL
A top side feature will be a
demonstration, Including roll
Divot ers Eye Laurels
Qualifying Play Opens
In Elks Links Tourney
First-round play in the seventh annual Elks Links Tournament
is still some weeks off, bu lhe event gets its first flurry of action start
ing thus weekend as qualiiying action starts in other than the Cham
pionship flight. Qualifying play in the Championship flight is to be
held only on Sunday, April 2 th
The qualifying for other flights
extends from Sunday to the dead
line next Sunday night. All plan
ning to aim for the Championship
bracket must register on or before
April 23.
This year's tournament has
been broadened so that the door
is open to all amateur linksters in
the state. Previous entries were
confined to the mid-Willamette
Valley area.
Deadline for first-round matches !
is Sunday night, May 4th. A rigid
schedule will be followed this
time and all matches missing the
deadlines will be decided by a
coin flip.
The championship finals are set
for June 8th. Entrance fee is $1.50
and Includes the price of an award
dinner June 8th.
Dallas Defeats
Sandy Ball Club
DALLAS - (Special) - The
Dallas Dragons collected an 8-8
win over Sandy's Pioneers Friday
in a Willamette Valley League dia
mond clash. Dallas banged out
nine hits including a triple and
double by Larry Cook. Bob Wildt
was the winning hurler.
Sandy 150 000 0-8 5 0
Dallas 020 510 x-8 f 2
Thornton, Clingenpeel and
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4. Fifth Avenue is to New York
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By Jimmy Hatlo
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cleans upr
overs, by the new sensational polo
ears, a fleet of which is currently
being constructed in Salem. Later
program will Include these cars as
regular attractions.
Among the drivers appearing
Sunday will be such proven aces
as Ray Elliott, Bud Emra, Floyd
Trimble, Hershel McGriff, Bill
Amick, Bill Hyde, Don Crockett,
Don Nelson and Len Sutton.
The program opens with 1:30
time trials and, in addition to the
main event, the card calls for a 3
lap helmet dash and three 8-lap
heat runs.
Leslie Downs
Parrisli Nine
The Leslie Rockets tightened
their lead in the Junior High
School baseball chase Friday on
their own field as they nipped the
Parrish entry 8-7 With the aid of
a five-run rally in the seventh
and last inning.
Pitcher Bob Given was the big
man in the Leslie win. He went
the route, giving seven hits and
also larruped a two-run home in
the big seventh frame. Curt
Jantze and Bo bo Newsome hit
homers for Parrish.
The win was the second straight
for Lou DeLoretto s club.
Parrish 012 012 1 T
Leslie 002 001 5 8
Loy and Jantze; Given
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Gets One-Hitter
CHEMAWA - (Special) - Pat
Morin pitched a one-hitter Friday
as Cnemawa s Indians ran over
Detroit 10-0 in a Marion County
B League contest. It brought the
Indians' league mark to 2-2 and
left Detroit with 1-3. Jim Coburn
led the Chemawa hitters with a
homer and two singles.
Detroit 000 000 0- 0 1 5
Chemawa 440 011 x-10 11 0
Tucker, Palmer (3) and Vick-
ers; Morin and Halfmoon, Lane
(6).
Sublimity Whips
Mill City, 13-5
SUBLIMITY - (Special) - Sub
limity's Saints uncorked a 15-hit
attack Friday and trounced MU
City 13-5 in a Marion County B
League contest. The victory was
the Saints' fourth in a row In the
league and tightened their hold at
the top of the standings. Rod Watts
hit a two-run homer for Sublimity
in the second inning.
Mill City 310 001 0- 5 T 2
Sublimity 024 304x-13 15 2
Chase, Baltimore (4) and Peter
son, Emerson (3); Miotke, Lulay
(2) and Silbernagel.
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