Savitty Seixas Ousted
Etelb Flan. Carries (U)..
Nett Mopes aft TOiiifeledoira
WIMBLEDON, Eng. UP) - Defending Champion Dick Savitt and
Vic Seixas America's two brightest hopes were beaten decisively
Monday in the quarter finals of the all-England lawn tennis cham
pionships, leaving pint-sized lierble Flam to carry on alone for the
United States.
Slender Mervyn Rose of Aus
tralia ended Savitvs one-year
reien in a five-set struggle. Seixas
bowed to little Flam of Beverly
Hills, Calif., who became the only
U. S. threat to a title America nas
held since 1947.
Flam Meets Drobny
Flam next must tackle Jaroslav
Drobny, the self-exiled Czech,
who outlasted Ken McGregor of
Australia in a two-hour, five-set
battle. Rose's next opponent Is
Frank Sedgman. a fellow coun
tryman who coasted into the
round of four with a straight set
romp over outclassed Eric Stur
sess of South Africa.
Rose, seeded No. 8, jumped off
to a one-set lead on Savitt and
held the upper hand all the way
to oust the fourth-seeded champ
ion from Orange, N. J. The scores
were 6-3. 3-6. 6-4. 4-6, 6-2.
Flam, seeded sixth, outlobbed
and out-maneuvered tnird-seeded
Seixas to win comfortably, 6-4,
3-6 Vt 6-3, 7-5 from the Philadel-
ihian, who was ranked No. 1 in
he United States last season.
McGregor in Comeback
You wouldn t have given a
shilling for the fifth-seeded Mc
Gregor's chances against Drobny
after the Czech, now playing out
of Egypt, raced through tha first
set, 6-0. But the gangling Aus
tralian recovered amazingly in the
next two to make a real fight be
fore finally bowing, 6-0, 3-6, 2-6,
7-5. 7-5.
These battles were all history
by the time Sedgman took the
court against Sturgess, so ha filled
the gap in the record books in a
hurry. 7-5. 6-1, 6-0. The capacity
center court crowd of 13,000,
which had cheered its lungs out
during the Drobny -McGregor
duel, hadly bothered to clap po
litely during this one-sided affair.
No defending men s cnamp nas
renewed his title at Wimbledon
since the wax.
Tuesday brings tha round of
eight in the women's singles and
men s doubles.
Paige Makes
1st All-Star
CHICAGO (JP) -The boy who
took a big swig from the fountain
of youth Satchel Paige is add
ing a new experience to his far-from-brief
baseball career. He'll
be among eight debutants in the
July 8 Ail-Star game at Philadel
phia. Or Satch was among six pitch
ers chosen Monday by Manager
Casey Stengel of the New York
Yankees.
Stengel, as boss of the Ameri
an All-Stars, chose at least one
representative from each Ameri
can League club for the mid-summer
classic. The Cleveland In
dians top the roster with seven
players. Stengel's own Yanks
will have six reprentatives in the
lineup.
Shantr, Raschi Head
Besides the ageless Satch, St.
Louis reliefer, the hurlers will in
clude Bobby Shantz, sensational
Philadelphia southpaw, who prob
ably will open against the Nats
in his own Shi be Park. Also signed
UP were Vic Raschi and Allie
Reynolds of the Yanks, and Mike
Garcia and Bob Lemon of the In
dians. The players' roster includes
three each from the Chicago White
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tics; two apiece from the Boston
Red Sox and the Washington Sen
ators, and one each from the De
troit Tigers and St. Louis Browns.
Casey's debutants will be Paige;
Garcia; Bobby Avila and AI Ros
en of Cleveland; Hank Bauer and
Mickey Mantle of New York; and
Eddie Yost and Jackie Jensen of
Washington. None has appeared
previously in an All-Star game.
The Yankee pilot named Eddie
Joost of Philadelphia as Yankee
Phil Rizzuto's replacement at
shortstop.
Yost Backs Rosea
At third, Stengel chose Yost of
Washington to back up starter Al
Rosen of Cleveland and second
place George Kell of Boston.
Stengel picked Jensen, Wash
ington's red-hot hitter, over Cleve
land's Hank (Suitcase) Simpson,
who placed third in the right field
voting.
The fan's nominations for tha
starting outfield placed Cleve
land's Dale Mitchell in left, Bos
ton's Dora DiMaggio in center and
the Yankee's Hank Bauer in right.
The No. 2 ballot picks gave re
lief berths in those posts to Chi
cago's Minnie Mlnoso, Cleveland's
Larry Doby and Detroit's Vic
Wertz.
Stengel chose Mantle as a third
center fielder. He named the one
two choices of the fans Yogi
Berra of th Yanks and Jim He
gan of the Indians as bis only
two catchers.
Eddie Robinson of Chicago will
be backed up by Ferris Fain of
Philadelphia at first and Bobby
Avila of Celevland with Nelson
Fox of Chicago at second.
Zoologically man is called homo
sapiens.
Olympic Fire
In Denmark
COPENHAGEN (Al)- Dark.
raJa-ladea eloods dispersed mm it
mm cm and the setting mmm spread
geldea rays en cheering thousands
as the Olympic flame was carried
through the streets mt Copenhagen
Monday night.
Arriving after a Jomraey through
Denmark, the brightly burning
torch was handed to s scarlet
coated horseman who rede with it
to the athletic stadium for appro
priate ceremonies.
After the huge crowd had sung
the Danish national anthem, the
torch was given to H. P. Soren
sen, lord mayor of Copenhagen,
for safe-keeping at the town halL
There the flame will barn
through Sweden and Finland to
Helsinki, for the opening of the
Olympics on July It.
Arrogant Eric in Prelim Spot .
Weaver Has Mat Fling at Mackay Tonight
Beavers Play
San Diego '9'
By The Associated
The San Diego Padres, making
a battle ox it for first place in the
Pacific Coast League with Holly
wood and Oakland, are next on
the list for the Portland Beavers.
The Padres and Beavers open a
series Tuesday night in Portland,
one that is slated for eight games.
The clubs play a doubleheader on
the Fourth of July.
Other series opening Tuesday
night find Sacramento at Seattle,
Hollywood at Oakland in the "na
tural of the week and San Fran
cisco at Los Angeles. (Sea "The
Standings'' for positions of clubs
in pennant race.)
GIANTS SIGN EX-DUCK
PORTLAND UP) The New
York Giants have signed Paul
Byhre, 18, Portlander who was an
In fielder for the University of
Oregon junior varsity last spring.
He will be sent to Knoxville, Term.
a class B team.
Additional Sports
on pages lO and 11
Rogers Mackay, the brand new
Coast Junior heavy mat titlist
from Salt Lake City, by way of
Los Angeles, makes his first
local splash at the Armory to
night in a championship hassle
with Bustlin' Buck Weaver, the
veteran but right capable trick
ster from Indiana.
Theirs will be the finale for
a three-match show that- also
includes the curtain-raising ap
pearance of Arrogant Eric Ped
erson, the chesty blond with
all the muscles, against highly
rated newcomer Billy Sandow,
and Jack (Tiger) Kiser against
Leo (Pile Driver) Wallick. All
three matches will be 2 -of -3
fallen, and as Matchmaker El
ton Owen puts it. There's main
eventers in every match should
be a great card."
Weaver won the right to
meet Mackay by virtue of win
ning a tournament here two
weeks ago. It's a big chance for
ROGERS MACKAY
Champ hero tonight.
the Indianan and he means to
take full advantage of It. Mack
ay won the coveted title belt
from Frank Stojack, the former
Washington State football All
American who held the prize
for many, many months. The
handsome newcomer is a 24-year-old
out of Salt Lake City
who has gained most of his mat
glory in and around Los Angeles
where he has been one of the top
attractions on television.
Kiser never looked better
than he did here a week ago
in flattening Jap nasty Toi
Yamato. At the same time
brutish Wallick was disposing
of George Dusette with one of
his crushing pile drivers. Ped
erson is reappearing here after
a long suspension. He s the
ent who will gladly tell you
e's the best built man in Amer
ica, as well as the strongest.
Harry Elliott will referee.
First match is at 8:30 p.m.
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Merchants Mip Teamsters
2-1; Telephones Victors
The Salem Merchants again
took over possession of the lead
in City League sofeball by ekeing
out a 2-1 victory Monday afternoon
over the Teamsters.
With the score tied at 1-1 go
ing into the bottom of the sixth,
tha Merchants Fred Graham hit
a clean single annd moved to sec
ond on an overthrow to the Team
sters' shortstop. He scored on a
long fly to left field to bring in
the winning run.
Both teams scored in the first
inning, the Teamsters on Rei
mann's walk, Stottlec's sacrifice to
second and Ed Randle's single to
left field. The Merchants started
rolling when Weaver reached first
on an error and took second on a
pass ball. Vandervort doubled to
deep center to bring him home.
In Industrial League play, the
Telephones overcame a six run
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SAN FRANCISCO (;Pt Big Joe
Brovia of Portland slugged his
way into the Pacific Coast League
batting lead last week with an
average of .324 for 83 games. The
line-drive hitting outfielder re
placed Bob Boyd of Seattle as
the loop leader.
Oakland First Baseman Tookie
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Mathias Heads
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TULARE, Calif. (tfVBob Ma
thias, America's main hope to win
the Olympic Games decathlon
championship, heads a select list
of all-round athletes in the event
when it -sets underway Tuesday
night.
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duced by one Monday when the
Rev. Bob Richards, the pole vault
ing king who won the decathlon
title last year in Mathias' absence,
decided to pass up the event.
Richards won the pole vault in
the Olympic trials at Los Angeles
Saturday and thus has cinched a
place on the U. S. track and field
squad.
WI Clubs Set
New Opponents
Western International League
clubs will take on new opponents
all around the league starting to
night, with series openers booked
for Salem, Victoria, Vancouver and
Tri-City.
The Spokane Indian will play
a single game at 8:13 o'clock here
at Salem and Lewis ton's Broncs
will be at Tri-City for a solo.
Wena tehee goes to Victoria for a
doubleheader and Yakima la slat
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