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) 4. Theyll Do It EveTimc11 U Wi... m By jimiiijr Hatl6 stwantM5 IN TM2 24- MATES TV, TOO- 8 KOS AMD ALL L y s V 7 Whoever wins the 1952 Holly wood Bowl hard top racing champ ionship here Saturday night will earn the title. Of that you may be certain. ;.-. Sponsoring Valley Sports offi cials announced. Wednesday that the souped up "tops" would be put through a gruelling program Sat urday In order to determine the champion. ; The field, which is ex pected to number between 30 and 40 cars, and perhaps even more, Ward, Stranahan, Billotcs Upset e r 3 Top femes Eliminated In Amateur Links Huleet , i By HUGH FULLEBTON , i SEATTLE UP) A Navy seaman; a crooner and ai college boy knocked three of the biggest names in golf out of the National Ama teur chamDionshiD in the fourth round Wednesday. j Twenty-two year old Gene Li tier of La Jolla. Calif., who Is about i halfway through a four-year hi ten l 2- A "COUNTER MEASURES THE SPEED OF HUMAN BONGS EN GINES OR HORSES 1 5?! Mai or mo: tlVCtosr HISUFE SETTING WHAT WOELO SPEED RECORD V 1 Tbe'werld water speed ree ls 1130. Sezrave's Miss Eng land 11, exceeded the 100 mp.h. nark en her first two runs of J no 13th, bat strack a submerged ob ject en the third test, lowering the BrtUsber'a average to 98 miles and Injwlng the famed racer fatally. , this beinr the dertee sed far amtomatlcaUy counting their rerohitlons or pulsations, alee called a "saeed ceunter. Andersen Gets Russ Challenge in the Navy, handed the British Amateur Champion, Harvie Ward of Tarboro, N. C, a 4 and 2 beat ina. Don Cherry of Garden City, N. Y a singer with a sultry voice and a red hot putter.. whipped Frank Stranahan, twice British chamDion. 3 and 1. I And Paul Johanson, who played for the University of Washington this spring, eliminated Ray Bu lows of Poughkeepsie,!N. Y.. three time runner-up for the amateur title, 5 and 3. Billows Off Form Johanson, who outlasted Arnold Blum. Macon. Ga.. to win their third round match, one up took fire from that victory: and had Bil Jows on the ropes all the way. The veteran New Yorker was eight over par for the 15 holes Two other favorites, 1949 cham pion Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City and his pal and Walker Cup teammate Jimmy McHale of Mam aroneck, N. Y., came: through and will meet In Thursday's fifth round. ' I After a narrow escape against Claude "Buster" Reed of Denton, Tex., in the morning, the bull shouldered McHale beat Reynaldo A vi la of Mexico, 3 and 2. Coe, who had to sink a 25-foot putt on the 17th green for a 2 ! and 1 third round victory over John Le Vinson, Chicago lawyer, whipped W. B, Hyde, a wholesale grocery sales man from Olympia, Wash. and 3. ! Yost Wins Twice 1 Dick Yost of Portland. Ore. leaped two more hurdles as he dumped William Patton. Morgan town, N. C, 4 and 2 and then came back in the afternoon for a 2 and 1 victory over Jack Lumpkin. Ath ens. Ga. Other results in the fourth round included: Al Mengert, Spokane, beat Lloyd Ribner, .White Plains, N. Y-. l up; Jack Westland. Ev erett. Wash- beat Richard Hanen. Coos Bay, Ore., 5 and 4; George M. Trainor. Rochester. N. Y-beat Roy E. Wiggins, Oswego, Ore, and Z. i Pacts Signed For Title Mix Walcott, Rocky My Lure 'Million' Gate PHILADELPHIA t World heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott and challenger Rocky Marciano formally signed contracts Wednesday for their 15-round title bout at Municipal Stadium Sept. 23. Walcott. who will be making his second defense of the title he won from Ezzard Charles in July, 1951, is guaranteed 40 per cent of the gate. Marciano will get 20 per cent. Promoter Herman Taylor, who staging the bout in collabora tion with the International Boxing Club of New York, said he ex pects a million-dollar gate includ ing television and other rights. The agreement also calls for a return match within 90 days should the undefeated Brockton, Mass., battler beat Walcott. OLSO UR Hjalmar Andersen, Norway's speed skating king, said Wednesday he would welcome chance to meet Russia's best skat ers on the Soviets' "home ground.' Andersen's statement came after a Russian challenge was printed In a Pravda story Tuesday, direct ing Red .skaters to better the Nor wegian's world 'record for 10,000 meters 16 minutes, 32.6 seconds "I should love a chance to com pete against the Russians." said Andersen, who won three gold medals in the last winter Olympics, Look and Learn By A. ft Geree ' 1. What is the largest single body of water in the world? 2. In what year did the famous sinking of the Lusitania take place? 3. What American President of little education was noted for, the perfection of his literary style? 4. Who were the first people to worship one God? 5 What is the most celebrated Mexican volcano? ANSWERS 1. The Pacific Ocean, covering an area of 68,634,000 square miles. a. In 1915. 3. Abraham Lincoln. 4. The Hebrews. t I. Popocatepetl. Urn ess Back Home THE DALLES UP) - Eddie Ur ness, high priced bonus pitcher owned by the Boston Red Sox, was back home Wednesday, nurs ing a twisted ankle. Urness, high school sensation here who signed with the Red Sox for reported $86,000, played this year with Roanoke, Va., of the Pied mont League. i Since the league has only three more weeks of play and Urness would not be recovered by the end of the season, he was sent home. i Table of Coastal Tides Tides for Taft. Oregon. August. 1933 (compiled by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Portland. Ore.). Pacific Staadaxd Tim Aug. SI 21 S3 34 3S 28 37 Time 13:13 ajn. 1:24 pjn. 13 '52 a A ls pjn. 131 a-m. 2:10 pjn. 3:13 a.m. 3:38 pjn. 3:58 ajn. 3 KM pjn. 3:52 ajn. 3:31 pjn. 4:59 ajn. 423 pjn. 6:13 ajn. 1:11 pjn. Ht. 64 8.5 64 ST sa J S.4 6.0 SO 6.3 4S S 4.1 6.4 3.8 6.4 LOW WATERS 1UH T.M ajn. 75 pjn. 7:30 ajn. 7:43 pjn. 7:55 ajn. S23 pjn. 8:21 ajn. 9:06 pjn. 8:48 ajn. 9:53 pjn. S:17 ajn. 10:50 pjn. 9:53 ajn. 11:57 pjn. 10:40 ajn. H i tr'ii Hard Tops Set Elimination Event for Title Saturday Is to be divided equally right after the time trials and two trophy dashes are over. Then will follow two 50-lap events for the divided field. 'After the drivers have battled it out In the twin fifties, the top eight finishers in each event will go into a grand finale of 20 laps for the championship. Because of the length of the races, the usual heat romps and Class B maid event will not be held Saturday night Valley Sports officials feel that all entries will have an equal chance in the two 50 lappers, and that the length of those races will flush the top 16 cars for the championship run. . Time trials will start at 7:30. The first of, the two SO-lappers will start Just as, soon as they are finished. Never before in Holly wood Bowl history has a race card been held here with so many laps of racing on it The Stat menu Salem. Oregon. Thursday. Ancnst II. 1351 H Graham Defeats Carmen Basilio CHICAGO W Billy Graham, challenger for the world's wetter weight championship, easily otrt boxed Carmen Basilio, Canasta to, N. Y, to win a unanimous deci sion In their nationally televised bout in the Chicago Stadium Wed nesday night. , And since the championship Is to be decided via such a plan of elimination, such usual favorites as Clarence Smith, Bob Porter, Don. Nelson, etc., may find the going exceedingly tough. Saturday's appearance will be the last of the season for the hard tops here. There will be no auto racing at the bowl for the follow ing two Saturday nights, as local officials no not want to show while the State Fair is in progress. -, Hunt Op eners Set Saturday PORTLAND UP) - Oregon's an telope and sage grouse seasons open in some areas Saturday. Sage grouse shooting will start In Harney and Malheur Counties and in Lake County east of War ner Bailey road and Highway 39S. Bag limit Is four dally and not more than eight in the seasson ending Sept. 4. The antelope season In South eastern Oregon also closes Sept 4. Special antelope seasons in Malheur and Harney Counties also open Saturday for one week. Also starting Saturday is a spe cial Elk season in the Troy -sec tion of Northeastern Oregon. This will end on Aug. 28th. . TO UK ING STARS LOSE TOKYO l?V The visiting Pa cific Coast College all stars were shut out 6-0 at Yokohama Wednes day In their first game against Tokyo's iRikkyo University. The visitors now have a record of four wins, four losses and one tie since their arrival in Japan July 5. Judge Says Saigh Must Face Trial ST. LOUIS m A federal Judge Wednesday denied a motion by Fred Saigh, ewner of the St. Louis Cardinal baseball elab, for dismis sal of a federal ' (rand Jury In dictment charting hint with in come tax evasion. Saigh was ordered to appear for arraignment Monday, when the date for Ids trial Is expected te be set. Jsdge Key W. Harper did grant, la part. SalaVs request f er a bin of particolars the Indictment ac cusing aim ef evadlnc HI ,C2 la taxes en Bmreperted income ef S108424 far the period ef 14 throne 1S4S. Girls Cain Finals PEBBLE BEACH, Calif (A Bar- bare Mc In tire of Heather Downs, Ohio, and Micky Wright. La Jol la. Calif., a pair of 17-year-old stars, scored semi-final victories Wednesday in the 1952 National Junior Girls Golf Championship. They will meet for the title Thursday in an 18-hole match - at the Monterey Peninsula Country Club course. British Driver Topples Marks WENDOVER. Utah tin Lt Col. Goldie Gardner, wheeled his tiny sports car over the Bonneville Salt Flats east of here for two more unofficial national and internation al speed marks Wednesday. The lanky Briton piled up the new speeds hi the Class F division from a flying start -The marks were in the five mile and 1L kilometer divisions. The official marks win be somewhat lower than the high est speeds of 193.38 MPH for the former and 188.49 MPH for the latter, since they are averaged times on two runs for each divi sion. Gardner plans to attempt three more new records Thursday. ELK STRAYS I EUGENE UP) An elk found Brazing in his backyard here startled Stafford Garrett, who Uves. Incidentally, at 2017 Elk Drive. Stafford called police. The police called Tex Master, park su perintendent. He and a crew got the animal back to its pen in the park. Trumpeter Swan Population Up WASHINGTON CPVThe trump eter swan population of the United States is on the increase, the Fish and Wildlife Service reported Wednesday. It listed 571 of the rare birds in this country now as compared with 535 last year. Back in 1935 there were only 73 trumpeters in the country, giving rise to fears the graceful snow- white creature with the melodious cail was on the way to extinction. DRAMA OLYMPICS SLATED VERONA, Italy (UP) In the second Delphiad, university stu dents from eight nations will pre sent classic dramas at the famed Roman theater here. The Delphiad a drama Olym pics aims to unite university students and bring them In con tact with the great poetical thea trical trends. .as a soup bone! -that's PElES-0-LGSS TH1 ECONOMICAL, CHAN, CONVENIENT FU3. HI o.o u 04 1J 0.1 14 1J 1.1 1.T OS 1A 0.S S.S SJ .f IT 'M FtOfl. CAPITOL LUMBER CO. 2880 N. Cherry Are. 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New col ors, patterns and weaves, new single and double breasted models to choose from. Regulars, shorts, longs, and stouts. Six 34 to 52. ipori Coals Were $25X0 To $32.50 JlOW $16.50 To PRICES GUT RUGGED RIVERSIDES FOR SAFER HOLIDAY DRIVING Reg. $1(195 SLACKS $095 NOW U Reg. $14.50 SLACKS $Q95 HOW U v Reg. $170 SLACKS $1095 NOW 10.95 " 12.55 &70-If Mm f&. Tax wM row oU K DOII'T IIISS TIIIS PI1E-F ALL OPEITIIIG I0PC0MS S ALE and bad them made up by our 5th Ave. N. Y. taQors for this special event. They are mad In set In sleeye, bal set collar style, button through leather buttons, yoke and front full lined. 100 Imported wool, Houndstobtb check, tan and brown colors. Sizes 38 to 42 A REGULAR $50.00 ralue Including 100 wool genuine cravenetie Gabar dines with all wool detachable lining. i ! THILE THEY LAST 0 ! II0U OIILY . USE OUn COIIVEinEIIT LAYAUAY PLAII,, YouTl Find It Pays, AH Ways, to' Buy Your C2ouM.cn JJs. v Salem's Qualiiy Cloulers for Men and Young Men OPEII FDIDAY inGuT TILL 9 O'CLOCK CLOTHES 5) (o) fj STATE Q SHOP (o) I STREET EVERY OUNCE FIRST QUALITY FULL NON-SKID. DEPTH-FULL TREAD WIDTH-FULL SIZE o7)5 . , RIVERSIDE AIR CUSHIONS Size Tire Price Tube Price" 6.40-1 5 12.45 2.35 6.70-15 12.55 2.55 7.10-15 15.25 2.65 7.60-15 16.95 2.85 8.00-15 185 ' 3.55 , 6.70-1 6 135 2.60 RIVERSIDES FOR OLDER CARS 6.50-15 15J5 2.55 64)0-16 10.95 20 6.50-16 15.85 2.60 o xD -. fW. Tx mod row eU Mr. Mm rW. Tax. ONLY 10 DOWN ON TERMS HURRY SALE ENDS AUG. 30TH Next to Hartman's Jewelry Siore 2 Doors West of Liberty St,
