if Hopes to Break Into Win Column Tonight
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Burly BUI Weimann, pictured with his capable 1949 Ford, was the demon of all Stock Car ant raclng
at Salem's Hollywood Bowl last season, bnt hasn't been able to break Into the win column In 1952. He
Intends changing all that tonight at the bowl, bow ever, la the 50 -lap Class A main event, capping the
4 fall program of speed events.
toclk Cars Set foir Bowl
J acinus:
Emra, Trimble
Gents to Beat
In Main Event
The non-souped Stock Cars
make their third appearance of
the auto racing season tonight at
Hollywood Bowl, with 22 of the
assorted vehicles booked for a full
card of speed events which are to
fct under way with time trials at
:30 o'clock.
A three-lap Trophy Dash, from
four to Six heat races, possibly a
Class B consolation race and the
fiO-lap Class A rinale will follow
the time-ins.
Bustliri' Bud Emra and Floyd
Trimble will be the gents to best
tonight for the heavier share of
the prize loot. Emra and his 949
Oldscnobile won the first class A
mainer the stocks produced here
this season, -.and Trimble came
through In the second meet after
Emra had thrown a wheel and lost
three laps in the process of getting
his car re-shod. Trimble drives a
19S2 Olds.
Burly Bill Weimann, the heavy
weight who herds a capable 1949
Ford and who last year was Mr.
Stock Car Racing of the local
bowl, is set to make a stiff bid for
tonight's mainer win also. He
hasn't yet scored here this season,
but has been close to it.
Other top threats include Her
hel McGriff in a 1951 Olds,
Cordy Haines In a 1952 Plymouth
(he notched the fastest time In the
trials last trip m, 21:04 seconds).
Len Sutton In a 19 52 Ford, Jimmie
Wilkeson in a 1952 Hudson Hor-
et and Don Walker in a 1951
lercury.
Oldsmobiles. Fords, Mercurys,
Plymouths, Hudson Hornets, a
Henry J and an Atlantic Austin
will make up the 22-car field as
announced by Valley Sports pro
moters. Emra holds the track record for
stocks here, 20.45 seconds. Sutton
buzzed it in 20.92 during the first
show this season, and given a good
night with good track conditions
the record could conceivably go
Cying tonight.
Blowers Blank
Silverton 6-0
SILVERTON (Special) Silver
ton's Red Sox suffered their first
blanking of the season Friday
riight at McGinnis Field as the
Portland Archer Blowers racked
6-0 victory behind the four-hit
hurling of Sam Riesbeck and Bob
Bessie. The Blowers got only five
blows off the Silsox' Jim Peterson
but were helped bv errors.
Blowers 010 130 0018 S 1
Bilverton ....000 000 000 0 4 3
Riesbeck, Bessie (6) and Carl
ton; J. Peterson and Roth,
Joe Cocks Right for Target
TlTlLADnjHIA -IleaTTwelxht Champion Jersey Joe Waleott cocks
' ff he comea thiwh with a hard left In the tint round of
kla titlo fight with Esxarel Charles Thursday night. Waleott retained
r Z. eTWH unnJn decWen. (AT Wirepnoto to The States-
1 ' . ..4
IPirosiramrD
Conatser Cracks Homer
leavers Scissor
String Via
HOLLYWOOD (JF) Portland's Beavers snapped Hollywood's six
game win streak Friday night, stopping the Stars by a 6-3 count.
Clint Conaster slapped a homer in the fourth with Harm Reich aboard
to help the Portland cause. Fred Sanford held the Stars fairly well in
Parnell Leaves
SBA Position,
Funk Succeeds
Dale Parnell, head coach In
football, basketball and track at
Salem Academy for the past two
years, has signed a contract as as
sistant football and cinder mentor
at Springfield High School, it was
announced Friday and coming in
as successor to the departing
coach will be Bob Funk of Salem,
who wound up his athletic career
at OCE this spring.
The athletic fortunes of Salem
Academy climbed under the guid
ance of Parnell. The little West
Salem school never had won in
football before his arrival. This
past year Parnell's football team
was second In the Capitol League.
His hoop and cinder entries were
third. Parnell also handled base
ball up to this season, when Irv
Roth was given the job.
Funk, a Salem Academy gradu
ate, was a standout pitcher in
both high school and at OCE.
Rich Belmont
Stakes Tod
NEW YORK (zP)-Eight finely
tuned colts the ones everybody
expected all week will tackle the
84th and richest Belmont Stakes
Saturday in a scramble for a rec
ord $120,500 pot.
Heading the list Is the favored
Blue Man from the White Oak
Stable of Arthur Warren Abbott,
the Rye, N. Y., ice cream man.
Odds-makers were making the
Preakness winner the 4 to 5 choice.
KOCO SLATES GAME
The Fresno State-Oregon State
District 8 college baseball playoff
game today will be carried play-by-play
over Salem Station
KOCO, starting at 12:30 pjn., Sa
lem time.
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4. x
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TomiSslhit
6-3
Victory
check until the seventh when Hol
lywood routed him with a three
run rally. Larry Ward came in for
relief duty when Hollywood tal
lied their third run off him. Larry
Ward came In for relief duty and
snuffed the threat. Sanford was
credited with the win.
Paul Lehner, Seattle's new out
fielder, sparked the Suds to a 5-1
win over the San Francisco Seals.
Max West socked two homers to
lead Los Angeles to a 8-4 victory
over San Diego and Oakland top
ped Sacramento 5-4.
Portlane (
I ) (S) Hollywood
BHOA B HO A
Austin. 4 0 1 1 Bernler.l 4 1 I 0
Reich, 1 4 Oil l'Handley.J 4 0)4
Conastrjr S 3 3 JiSalieUjn 4 0X0
RuscU,m I 1 3 0 Beard.r
Tipton.l 3 13 oi Phillips J
Egffert.3 4 0 3 II Stevens,!
Basinskl.3 4 13 BlColej
Robirvsn.c 3 0 3 llSandick.e
4 110
4 10 3
3 0 11 1
4 1 f 4
33 1
i 0 0 3
Sanford. p f 0 0 4; Wood. p
Ward.p
l e
0 Ola-Wflsoa
110 0
ILynn.p 0 0 0 1
ib-Basgau l 0 o o
Totals Si S 27 18 Totals 34 37 13
a Singled for Woods In 7th.
b Hit into double play for Lynn In Sta.
Portland 000 200 310 $
Hollywood 000 200 1003
Winner Sanford. Loser Woods.
Errors Austin. Sanford, Cole 2. Left
on bases Portland 3, Hollywood 6.
Two-base hit Berner. Home run
Conatser. Runs batted in Conatser
Z, Basinski 2, Tipton. Cole 3. Bernier.
Double plays ConaUer and Reich:
Eggert. Basinski and Reich; Cole,
Manaiey ana Stevens. Time 3:11.
Umpires Anske. Carlucd and Pow
ell. Attendance 8.241.
Los Angeles 000 113 100 8 13 8
San Diego 021 100 000 4 i I
McLish. Watklns (8), Hamner (B) and
Peden; Salveson, Malloy (6), Benton
(9) and Kerr.
Sacramento 100 010 3004 0 0
Oakland 302 000 0O 3 10 0
Johnson and McKeegan; GetteL. Can
dlni (7) and Neal.
San Francisco 001 000 000 1
01 1
Seattle .. 200 060 03 S 10 1
Singleton. Reeder (1) and Oriels;
Nagy and B. Wilson
Title Go Makes
Jeffries Laugh
BURBANK, Calif. (TVOldtfme
heavy weight champion James J.
Jeffries watched, the Joe Walcott
Ezsard Charles fight on his tele
vision set, ajrreed that "the old
fellow" deserved to keep the title
and concluded i
"Tom Sharkey could have eaten
'em both op alive. Yeah, and In
the same ring, too."
Old Jim didn't say what he
might have done although he
beat Sharkey In two b raisins
bouts bnt added)
"I came a half century too soon.
. . . think of getting $92,000 for
work like that"
Fight TV Blacked Out
By Curiosity of Boy
PHILADELPHIA WP)-The tele
vision blackout at the end of the
Walcott-Charles heavyweight titlo
fight Thursday night was blamed
Friday on the curiosity of a 12-year-old
boy.
The National Broadcasting Co.,
said the unidentified youth
climbed a light pole outside the
Municipal Stadium and stepped
on a switch which controlled the
stadium's power.
The action blacked out iha
NBC -TV cameras, newsreel cam
eras and floodlights Just as the
xo-round bout ended.
Millions of TV fans ri un
able to see the announcement of
Jersey Joe Walcott's unanimous
Senator Swat:
Ab U
.167 M
-184 S3
-170 48
.137 41
.138 32
.128 29
20 Sb Hr Rbi Pet.
Luby, 2b .
Nelson, e .
Bartle. lb
Tanselli. as
Deyo. If
Moore, ct
'1
17 323
31 .323
23 .271
14
11
.261
10
.232
IT .230
10 .224
1 .215
Gam. u
7 17
Anderson, ef 15S 34
Tuckett. 3b 189 31
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Pitching:
O Ip
Edmunds IS Mft
MeNulty 12 103
Hemphill 9 44
DeGeorge 11 59
Collins 10 69.
rrancU 2 l4
Ss BbKr
31 40 12
55 32 29
27 18 13
22 35 39
46 2 29
10 0
0 0 0
home, 14:
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Douhle plays. 53. Won at
on road. . lost at home. a
la
Gives 4 Hits;
Collins Tonight
Senators Again Near
1st Division Perch
By AL LIGHTNEB
RUtMnuB Snortst Editor
Having shown definite signs of
rmtlnlnff his notent 1951 form In
hii last two relief appearances,
Silent Sal DeGeorge last nignt pro
vided all the proof necessary at
Waters Field as he Urea a o-z vic
tory over the Tri-City Braves,
allowing but four base hits. The
righthander from New Jersey.
16-game winner in 51 and owner
of the best earned run average in
the WIL, whiffed six and walked
but two. He had only one shaky
inning, the fourth, when two of
the four hits he gave cost him both
enemy runs.
The win hiked the Solons to
within one game of the even .500
mark and kept them right close to
hopping into tho first division. It
also amounted to the sixth victory
In the last eight outings for Boss
Hugh Luby's persistent flock. The
setback put a crimp in the surging
Manager Charley Gassoway's visi
tors have been doing lately also,
for they had copped seven of then
previous 10 before last night.
Collins Tonight
Lefty Bob Collins (4-5) will go
postward for the Salems in to
night's 8:15 o'clocker, against Bob
Greenwood (0-0), a newcomer
from the Baltimore Orioles who
was in the Pioneer League with
Salt Lake City last season. The
two teams will conclude the series
and Salem's long, 11 -game home
stay with a 6:30 o'clock twin bill
Sunday night, which is also "Coun
try Store Night."
Sal's one bad frame saw Tom
Marrier, former Washington State
College star, beat out an infield
smash to shortstop to start things.
Det Charouhas lined long and deep
to Johnny Moore, and Johnny
Kovenz, another new face on the
Braves roster (he's the former
U of Oregon swifty who was with
Tacoma last season), tripled hard
to left-center, scoring Marrier.
Kovenz then scampered in when
Joe Scalise flew out to Andy An
derson in right field.
The way Big Ad Satalich was
soing for the Braves, the two
tallies looked like 200 for the first
five innings. Salem could get but
i one hit off Satalich, that a fourth-
Inning double to right by Bob
Nelson with two out.
Sixth Big Frame
But the chilly skies fell on Sata
litch in the sixth as Gene Tanselll
singled to right with one out. Boss
Luby lined a single to center and
Anderson punched another single
to center, loading the bases. Nelson
grounded to Vic Buccola at first,
and Tanselli scored on the play.
Johnny Moore slammed a long
drive to deep left that Kovenz got
to but didn't handle, and 1 n came
two more Solon runs, making
three for the big inning.
The way Sal was wheeling and
dealing after his one rocky heat,
the three tallies were plenty. The
Braves failed to get even the sem
blance of a btngle thereafter, and
had not DeGeorge walked a batter
in the eighth and another in the
ninth he would have retired the
last 15 Braves In order.
Two in Eighth
The Senators picked up two in
surance tallies in the eighth off
Reliefer Ken Michelson, another
righthander, when Anderson
again singled to center and Nelson
sent him to third with a one
based to right. Dick Bartle walked
to fill the bases and Anderson
scored when Jimmy Deyo filed out
to right field. Nelson scooted home
on Tommy Galli's infield roller
that took a crazy hop just as it
got to Shortstop Don Lopes.
Anderson and Nelson, each with
two hits, paced the Salems at bat.
The tentatively planned Ander
son vs. any Tri-City speedster
romp around the bases against
time won't take place tonight.
Mgr. Gassoway fears that one of
his regulars may come up with an
injury during the race, and ta
booed it. Andy Thursday night
beat Ben Guerrero of the We
natchees in the time of 14.8
seconds, and it had been hoped
that he would take on Tri-City'g
top speed boy.
More Like Sal:
Iri-Clty
Buccola. 1
Rittnbrg.3
Marrler.2
Charohs.r
Kovenz.1
Scalise ,m
Pesut.c
Lopes .s
Satalich. p
Mataya-x
Michlsn.p
(I) Salem
B H O
A
1 10
0 1
1 1
Oi Tanselli J
01 Luby
2 Andersn.r
1 0 S
1 1
2 2
2 0
1 3
0 12
0 2
1 0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
Nelson, c
Moore .m
Bartle. 1
WDevoJ
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OjDeGrge.p
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01
Totals 29 4 24 $ Totals 34 8 27 12
x Sacrificed for Satalich In 8th.
Losing pitcher.- Satalich.
Pitcher IP AB H R ER SO BB
Satalich T 28 8 3 1 1 1
Michelson 1 8 3 3 1 2 1
DeGeorge 29 4 2 2 6 2
Left on bases: Tri-City 4, Salem 7.
Errors: Anderson, Marrier. Kovenz.
Three-base hit: Kovenz. Two-baa hit:
Nelson. Runs batted in; Kovenz. Sca
lise, Nelson, Deyo. Moore 2. Sacrifice:
Satalich, Mataya. Time: 1:50. Umpires:
Zlruokt and Eller. Attendance: 843.
La fata Goes
PORTLAND (7P)Toe Lafata, re
serve first baseman for the Port
land Beavers, has been sent home
until his contract can be disposed
of. Bill Mulligan, general manager
of the Portland Pacific Coast
League baseball club, said Friday.
Lafata joined the Beavers in
1951, coming to Portland from
Oakland. He was with the New
York Giants In 1947 and 1949.
6 Tho Statesman, Salwn, Oregon, Saturday Junt 7, 1952
Staters Can Clinch Today
0SC LMline Downs Fresno
2-1 in Playoff Opener
CORVALL.IS (JP) Oregon State took the opening District 8 NCAA
baseball playoff game here Friday with a close 2-1 victory over Fres
no State, the West's top Independent club.
Oregon State opened the scoring in the second inning on three
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
W LPct.
29 14 .674; Salem
29 19 .604 Tri-Cltr
W L Pet.
23 24 .489
20 37 .426
19 20 .422
17 28 .378
Tri-City
at Van-Tri-City-
Vlctorii
Spokane
Vancouvr 20 18 .526! Wenatche
Lewiston 23 22 .511! Yakima
Friday results: At Salem 5.
2; at Victoria 3, Lewiston 2;
oouver 13, Spokane 5: at
Wenatche (result page one;.
PACIF1C COAST LEAOUB
W L Pet. W L Pet.
San Diego 42 23 .627 Seattle 30 34 .469
Holly wod 38 27 .583: San Fran 30 39.459
Oakland 34 30 .531 Portland 27 3 .429
Los Angla 32 33 .542; Sacrmnto 27 39 .409
Friday results At Hollywood 3.
Portland 6; at San Diego 4, Los An-
Seles 6; at Oakland S, Sacramento 4i at
eattle 8, San Francisco 1.
NATIONAL LIAGl'I
W LPct. I WLPct.
Brooklyn 31 11 .738 St. Louis 23 24 .489
N' York 28 16 .636 Phlla. 8 28 .419
Chicago 27 18 .600: Boston 7 28 .409
:inclnnaU 23 23 .500! PitUb'gh 12 37 JU5
Friday results: At Cincinnati 3,
Brooklyn 8; At Pittsburgh 8. New
York 1: At Chicago 7. Boston l At St.
Louis t. PhUadelphia 4,
AMERICAN LEAGUE-
W L Pct.j
Cleveland 28 19 .598; Chicago
oston 25 30 .556: St. Louis
N' York 22 18 .550 Phila.
Wash'ton 13 20 .533 Detroit
W L Pet.
23 24 .480
22 28 .448
18 21 .462
3 19 341
Friday results: At PhUadelpma 4,
Cleveland 11; At Boston 2. Detroit 4;
At Washington 3. Chicago 4; At New
York 3, St. Louis 9.
ELKS BANQUET SLATED
An Award Banquet for all
swingers who have participated In
the Elks Tourney will be held at
the Salem Golf Club Sunday eve
ning, C o'clock, following the
championship flight finals be
tween Jim Hunt and Jack Brande.
Dinner will follow presentation of
trophies to the various flight
winners.
Tyees Stretch
Margin in WI
By The Associated Press
The Victoria Tyees again
stretched their leading margin in
the Western International League
race to three games Friday night
as they topped the Lewiston
Broncs 3-2 while the runnerup
Spokane Indians were bowing to
the Vancouver Capilanos 13-3.
Eric Gard hurled the Victoria vic
tory, shading Bob Schulte in a
tight hill duel. Vancouver crashed
out 16 hits in trouncing Spokane
while Ed Locke held the Indians
to six.
Tri-City-Wenatche result on
page one.
Lewiston
000 020 0002 8 4
Victoria
000 200 01 3 4 1
Schulte and Lundbergi Card and
Marcuccl,
Spokane 300 000 110 8
108 (I
D 13 18 2
rn (7) and
Vancouver 042 013 30
Chase. Roberts (3). Osborn (1
Sheets, Simmons (8); Locke and Kltch
ey. Sugar cane fields cover four
fifths of the Island of Barbados.
Favored Americans
ritish Sals
Bn Curtis
By TOM OCHILTREE
MUIRFIELD, Scotland (JP) The
British Curtis Cup golf team, play
ing with a chilling determination
that matched Scotland's weather,
took two out of three foursome
matches Friday from America's
best women golfers.
Thus Britain, which never has
won the Curtis Cup in 20 years of
competition, got off to a surpris
ingly strong start. The younger
but more experienced Americans
now must win at least four of Sat
urday's six singles matches to keep
the trophy from leaving their pos
session for the first time.
The one American victory was
conclusive as slim Claire Doran of
Cleveland and husky Marjorie
Lindsay of Decatur, ILL, swamped
Frances Stephens of England and
Mrs. George Valentine of Scotland,
6 and 4.
The American champion, Dor
othy Kirby of Atlanta, couldn't do
anything right as she and Grace
De Moss of Corvallis, Ore., took a
3 and 2 drubbing from Jean Don
ald of Scotland and Elizabeth
consecutive singles. Fresno tied it
up In the third with an unearned
run on an error charged to OSC
Pitcher Don White.
Fred Sommers, Fresno third
baseman, scored his team's lone
run after White let an outfield
CORVALLIS (Special) State
station KOAC will broadcast Sat
urday's final action between Ore
gon State College and Fresno State
for the district 8 NCAA baseball
crown. The broadcast will start at
1:30 PDT. KOAC is 550 on the
dial.
throw get past him. It was the
only error of the game.
Both White and Fresno Hurler
Larry Bojger went the route, and
both allowed six hits.
Oregbn State tallied the winning
run in the seventh without a hit.
Catcher John Thomai walked, ad
vanced to third on a bunt and a
fielder's choice and scored after a
short flyout by Pete Goodbrod.
Goodbrod, OSC centerfielder,
made a spectacular running catch
of Franny Oneto's long fly, with
a Fresno man on third and two
out in the sixth inning.
The teams meet again Saturday
at 1 pjn. (PDT) in what could
be the deciding game. If Fresno
State wins that one, a third and
final contest will follow Immedi
ately. Fresno State 001 000 000 1 8 0
Ore. State ... 010 000 lOx 2 8 1
Bolger and Bennett; White and
Thomas.
Favorites Win
Tennis Frays
SEATTLE (P)-Art Larsen,, for
mer national champion, turned
warm along with the weather Fri
day and walloped Harry Likas,
San Francisco, 9-7, 8-2, 6-2, in a
quarter-finals match in the Na
tional Hard Court tennis champ
ionships. Herbie Flam, Los Angeles,
fourth - r a n k ed nationally ana
seeded No. 1 here, knocked over
young Bill Oulllian, 18-year-old
local nope, 6-2, 8-2, 2-6, 6-4.
Playing the best tennis of his
life, young Hugh Stewart of Los
Angeles carried Tom Brown of
San Francisco to five sets before
losing, 8-4, 6-4, B-7, 8-7, 7-3.
Billy Talbert, New York, beat
Fred Hagist, Berkeley, 8-0, 9-11,
7-3, 8-8.
In Saturday's semi - finals.
Brown will meet Flam and Lar
sen will tangle with Talbert.
National League
Brooklyn 000 021 0038 T 0
Cincinnati 000 000 0044 10 3
Roe, Black (9) and CampaneUa; Raf
fensberger, Haugstad (8), Byerly (9)
and RdsjI.
New York 001 000 000 1 T 3
Pittsburgh 030 201 20x 8 11 0
Maglle, Spencer (3). Wilnelm (7) and
Westrum; Dickson and Garagiola,
Boston 000 000 1012 4 0
Chicago 032 002 OOx 7 12 0
Bickford, Jones (3), Cole (), Don
ovan (8) and Cooper, St. Claire (8)
Lown and At well. Pramesa (7).
PhUadelphia 000 101 2004 10 1
St. Louis 000 004 lOx 8 8 6
PhUadelphia
Simmons, ftonstanty 7i and LoData:
MizeU, Brazl (7) and Fusselman, D.
Rice (8).
Surprised
Nab Lead
Cup Firing
Price of England. Only somo fine
putting by Miss De Moss kept it
from being worse.
Little Polly Riley of Fort Worth,
Texas, and Patricia O'Sufilvan of
Orange, Conn., dropped a 3 and 1
decision to Moira Peterson of
Scotland and Philomena Garvey of
Ireland after a ding-dong struggle
that was even up to the 34th hole.
Pairings for singles matches in
clude Miss De Moss vs. Miss Price.
LISTEII lo the
Western Collegiate Baseball Championship
O.S.C. vs Fresno Stalo
Friday, 2 p.m.
Over IL0.C.0. - 14S0 on your idiol
Diz Tells tEm
t -.
Si
The once great pitching star Dizzy
Dean, above, Is now doing the
"Game of the Day" Mutual
Broadcasting System baseball
play-by-play of major league
tilts with the veteran Al Heifer.
Dean and Heifer can be heard
daily over Station KSLM.
Waleott Ready
For Matthews
OrMarciano
PHILADELPHIA VP) Jersey
Joe Walcott's manager Friday de
manded 43 per cent or else from
the International Boxing Club for
a September heavyweight title de
fense against Rocky Marciano or
Harry Matthews.
"We're interested lri making
money," said Felix Bocchicchio as
he sat in the office of his Camden,
N. J., athletic club with his fight
er. "September suits us,'' he said.
"If the IBC comes up with a good
match and the champion's share
of 45 per cent of everything gate,
television and movies.
"Matthews is a logical oppon
ent. So is Marciano. Clarence
Worirv? No. I don't think he'd draw
t enough money. Joey Maxim Is in
the picture, too.
No More Charles
"Charles? As far as we're con
cerned, Charles is definitely
through."
Walcott's unanimous decision
win over Charles in his first title
defense Thursday night at Munici
pal Stadium was the fourth meet
ing of the two Negroes.
While Bocchicchio talked to
newsmen, Waleott sat near his
desk, massaging a swollen right
hand. He revealed he Injured the
hand in the seventh round Thurs
day night. It was believed to be
only a sprain.
Waleott, unmarked except for
the swollen hand, said his 11
month layoff since winning the
title hadn't bothered him. He ex
pects to take a brief rest before
making definite future plans.
Victory Nets
Joe $103,123
PHILADELPHIA JP) - Heavy
weight champion Jersey Joe Wal
eott received $103,121 for success
folly defending hit title against
ex-champ Ezxard Charles In Mu
nicipal Stadium here Thursday
night.
Official figures released by pro
moter Herman Taylor showed the
champ got a $43,123 cut: from the
gate and a $60,000 guarantee from
the $175,000 television rights.
The loser received the same
amount, SO per cent, of the gate,
ut his share of the television fig
ure was $49,350, a total of $92,473.
The gross gate of $211,755 was
paid by 21,599 spectators.
BO BO TRIUMPHS
NEW YORK (JP)- Carl (Bobo)
Olson of Honolulu smothered on
rushing Jimmy Bean ; of New
Caraan, Conn., with a persistent
inside attack to win an unanimous
10-round decision Friday at Madi
son Square Garden. Each weighed
181 y4.
No winner of the Hambletonian
Stake has ever sired a winner.
One of the top 1932 choices, how
ever, is Hardy Hanover, son of
Titan Hanover, who won the 1945
version of the harness racing clas
sic, i
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Revived Tigers
Down Red Sox
By RALPH RODEN
Associated Press Sport Writer
The Cleveland Indians, wit
Bobby Avila in the leading rolev
crushed the Philadelphia Athletics,
11-4. Friday night and pulled two)
games ahead In the American
League pennant fight.
Avila drove home five runs on
a homer, double and two singles)
to feature a 14-hit attack that en
abled Bob Lemon to coast to hisj
fifth victory. Al Rosen also
homered for Cleveland, blasting
his 11th of the season in the fourtA
inning.
The Indians picked up a game)
on the runner-up Boston Red Sox.
who were beaten. 4-2, by the Do
troit Tigers in the first meeting
between the two clubs since theil
nine-man trade early this weeky
Walt Dropo and Don LenhardX
who were traded to the Tigers in
the big deal, ruined their formef
mates by driving in all of Detroit'!
runs. Dropo homered and doubled
to knock in two runs and Lenhardt
slammed a two-run homer to ac
count for the other two. The cir
cuit clouts were the eighth of the
season for both players.
White Sox Win
The Chicago White Sox nipped
the Senators, 4-3, in a night gam
at Washington to move within two
games of the fourth place Nats.
Ed Stewart, a former Senator
broke up the game by clouting A
two-out, three-run double in the
eighth inning. The blow allowed
Marv Grlsson, formerly of Seattle,
to hang up his third victory and
sent Speo Shea down to his first
defeat in four decisions.
The third place New Yorkj
Yankees were trounced, 9-8, bf
the St. Louis Browns in the lon
American League day game. For
mer Yank farmhands Jim Dyclf.
and Clint Courtney starred for the
Brownies.
Dyck and Courtney drove li)
seven runs. Dyck knocked horn
four on a pair of homers and
Courtney three on one homesv
Courtney connected with two oil
in the fifth Inning to wipe out
3-2 deficit and send Tom Morgan
to the showers.
Cubs Top Braves
The Chicago Cubs trounced thm
Boston Braves, 7-2, in the majors
only other day game. Turk Lown
checked the Braves on four hits,
including rookie Ed Mathews
ninth homer.
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pitchers for 12 hits, including
two-run homer by Gene Herman
ski. Hank Sauer, the league's ton
um man, drove in his 49th and
50th runs with a sixth inning
single.
In the National League night
games, the front-running Brook
lyn Dodgers defeated Cincinnati,
6-4; Pittsburgh trounced the sec
ond place New York Giants, 8-1.
and the St. Louis Cardinals shaded
the Philadelphia Phils, 5-4.
The Giants fell four games be
hind as Murry Dickson came ujt
with a seven-hitter In beating
Pirate killer Sal Maglie. Magli
had a record of 13 straight vic
tories over Pittsburgh befort
Friday night.
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