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LOUISVILLE, Ky (-Defending
champion Sam Snead and
medalist E. J. "Dutch.... Harrison
were blown to the sideline Fri
day in a cyclone of upsets that
wept the opening rounds of the
PGA golf championship.
It waa another "Black Friday,"
the worst first-carnage for the tee
titans since Detroit's Plum Hollow
in 1947 when Ben Hogan, Sam
Snead, Jimmy Demart and Bobby
Locke fell in one thunderous lump.
Three former PGA champions
Chandler Harper, Jim Ferrier and
Denny Shute were cut down dur
ing the long day of double elim
inations, along with Lloyd Man
grum, 1946 national open king;
graying Lawson Little, one of the
Jiants of the '30s, and Jack Burke
r., season's leading money win
ner. Middleeoff Favored
Out of the debris emerged tall
Dr. Cary Middleeoff of Memphis
as the No. 1 remaining favorite
in Saturday's field of 16, generous
ly scattered with little known
home pros.
Snead bowed to Lew Worsham,
Oakmont, Pa., pro, on the. 19th
hole. Then, Worsham went out in
the afternoon to lose to rangy
Fred Hass of New Orleans, one up,
in the second round.
Harrison, 42-year-old Arkansas
traveler, succumbed to Marty Fur
gol of Atlanta, two up, thus up
holding the ancient tradition that
a medalist never wins the cham
pionship. Kroll Posts Wins
A little, 32-year-old pro named
Ted Kroll, built along Hogan's
lines, produced two of the major
Victories over Big Spring's sun
baked, par 72 course. A former in-
antry sergeant who fought on the
faches at Anzio, Kroll first elim
inated Little, one up, and then
taged a great come-from-behind
battle to trip the heavily-favored
iMangrum, 2 up. Against Mangrum,
Kroll won the last four holes, two
In birdies.
Harper, slender swinger from
Portsmouth, Va., who won the
PGA two years ago, played six-
Under-par golf to win 6 and 5 from
Charles Larpe of Doylestown. Pa
Then, Harder bowed to the vet
eran Jim Turnesa of Briarcliff
Manor, N.Y., 3 and 1.
Bonsberrer Tops Ferrier
Jim Ferrier, who survived the
1947 carnage of Plum Hollow, had
to go 19 holes to beat Leonard
Dodson of Mission, Kans., in the
morning, but it took all the sting
from his game. He lost in the sec
ond round, one up, to Ray Hons
berger, a Jowly 42-year-old little
known pro from Clarkston, Wash.,
playing in his first PGA.
Honsberger had won his first
found match In the morning, scor
ng a one up victory over Tom
Blaskovich of Connelsville, Pa. The
only other Pacific Northwest cam-
Saigner fell in first round play,
e was Frank Newell Jr., of Ta
coma. Wash., who dropped a 4 and
S decision to Mangrum.
Denny Shute, PGA titlist in
1936-37, lost to long-hitting Chick
Harbert of North ville, Mich., in
the first round, 5 and 4. Jackie
Burke, after beating Jimmy Walk-
Up of Midlothian, 111., in the first
round, lost to Argentian s Roberto
de Vicenzo, pne up, in the afternoon.
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In Bush Pasture . . .
New 'Phillips' Softball
Park Dedicated Monday
Salem's new softball field In Bush Pasture will be officially label
ed "Phillips Field," Monday night at dedication ceremonies.
Salem Fire Chief William Roble said the field is to be named for
a long-time, prominent Salem fireman, Paul L. Phillips, who died last
July
Look and Learn
By A. C Gortoa
1. Which are the 10 largest cities
In Canada?
2 What is apiculture?
3. In what famous novel does
the artful dodger" appear?
4. How many printer s ems are
there to one Inch?
a. wnat is tne "Mam' or a
hip?
ANSWERS
1. Montreal, Toronto, Vancou
ver, Winnipeg, Hamilton, Ottawa,
Quebec, Edmonton, Calgary and
.Windsor.
2. The care and raising of bees.
3. Dickens' "Oliver Twist."
4 Six.
5 The width of the vessel at its
widest point.
Capt. Phillips died of a heart at
tack following a softball game. He
was manager of the local fire lad
dies team and a sports enthusiast
for many years.
Mayor Alfred W. Loucks will
open the dedicatory ceremonies
Monday at 6 p.m. He will read the
proclamation issued by the Salem
city council giving the field Its
new name.
Also on the brief 13 - minute
program will be Roble, Mrs. Phil
lips and son, Jack, who will throw
out the first ball to start an ex
hibition game between the Fire
Department and Salem Teamsters.
The game will follow the ceremo
nies. Gene Goode, local sportscaster,
will be master of ceremonies. Fire
men, all in uniform, will present
a $500 check to Mayor Loucks for
the field lighting fund. The field
is located in the southeast corner
of Bush Pasture.
Ducats for Sacto
Game Now on Sale
Tickets for the Salem Senators
vs. Sacramento Solon baseball
game at Waters Field, Monday,
Jane SO, are now on sale at
Wicklnnd's Sporting- Goods store,
and at the ball park. It waa an
nounced Friday. The reserved
seat ducats are being sold at $1
each.
Attention
Home Bnyer
If yoo are Interested in a new
bedroom view home In King
wood Hta. district. It will pay
yon to look at this one. Call
owner at 3-6718 for appoint
ment. It's a dandy and priced
te sell.
HORSESHOE TOSSERS PICNIC
The State Horseshoe pitching
organization is scheduled to hold
its annual picnic today at Bush
Pasture in Salem. The horseshoe
pitchers will have newly formed
courts In which to play, and i
goodly number of out-of-town vis
itors is expected to take part in the
picnic and its events.
Mrs. McDevitt
Title Winner
In Links Play
Mrs. Charles McDevitt defeated
Mrs. Ivan Marble 4 and S Friday
at Salem Golf Course to win the
1932 club championship, and bring
to a close the week-long tourna
ment. Mrs. Werner Brown defeated
Mrs. Glenn Wilbur 4 and 3 for the
championship of the first flight,
Mrs. Steve Foucheck won over
Mrs. L. W. Ivle 1 up in second
flight final action and Mrs. Clay
born Dyer went 19 holes to defeat
Mrs. Millard Pekar 1 up for third
flight honors.
It was the first tournament of
its kind to be held at SGC, and
according to officials it was "very
successful." Twenty-eight women
players took part In the daily
matches wich started after qualify
ing of last Monday.
TANKS SIGN KURTZ
BEAUMONT, Tex. (vP) - Kent
Kurtz, 21 -year-old former second
baseman for the University of
Missouri baseball team, has been
signed by the New York Yankees
and told to report to the Beau
mont Exporters it was announced
Friday.
It Is believed that the earth's
relatively light rock floating on
continents are, In effect, islands of
heavier substances below.
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Admiral Walter 8. Do
ha been naaaed Com-
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ke4marters la New Terk.
BROOKS SIGN GENTILE
SAN FRANCISCO (JP) - Two
Brooklyn Dodger scouts Friday
signed a 17-year-old pitcher-ln
fielder as a $50,000-bonus player
and told him to report Tuesday
to Santa Barbara of the Califor
nia League. The youth, Jim Gen
tile, who had an 11-1 pitching
record and a .409 batting aver
age with San Francisco's Sacred
Heart High School, was signed by
scouts Bui Brenzel and Bill Svll
Uch.
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In Links Finale
CHICAGO (P) - Hot-putting
Betsy Rawls, golfs Queen Midas,
nipped three time champion
Louise Suggs, 1 and 1, and re
lentless Betty Jameson trimmed
the lone surviving amateur, 19-year-old
Barbara Romack, 4 and
3, in Friday's rain-drenched semi
finals of the Women's Western
Open.
KEIZER PRACTICE
Don Ettner, coach of the Keizer
B League team sponsored by the
Truax Oil Co., urges all members
of the baseball team to turn out
Monday at 6 p.m. for an import
ant practice on Keizer Field.
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