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Annual Event Starts Friday
1951 Champion
Polly Riley, DeMoss,
Lenczyk Also Ousted
Br HUGH FULLESTON J.
PORTLAND Edean Anderson-
a husky Nordic-blue eyed
clouter from Helena, Mont., took
defending champion Dorothy Kir by
out of the Women's National Golf
Championship Wednesday like a
Minnesota halfback taking oat an
end. -
Leadin the way as an uprising
of youth sent a whole flock of stars
tr the sidelines in the third round.
Miss Anderson beat the grim-faced
Georgian. 4 and 3, to enter Thurs-
rfav's auarter final round.
The 22-year-old Edean. who left
Oregon State College because she'd
'rather play golf than keep my
ruw in a book. claved one-over-
par golf for the 16 holes the third
round match lasted. Miss Kirby,
who barely saueaked through to
an extra-hole victory over Mary
Agnes Wall of Menominee, Mich.,
In the second round this morning.
continued to play badly.
Got Breaks
Dot got the breaks in the morn
ing, when her rival drove out of
bounds on the extra hole and then
her own blast from a bunker rolled
back down a bank onto the green.
But mis afternoon Miss Anderson
was iust too good a golfer for her.
Along, with Miss Kirby, Polly
Riley, the Women's Western Cham-
Eion from Fort Worth, Tex.; Grace
enczyk, the 1948 national cham
cion from Newineton. Conn.: and
Curtis Cup players Grace De Moss
and Mae Murray were eliminated
in the third round. Another Curtis
CuDDer. Marjorie Lindsay of De-
cater. HI., went out Wednesday
morning.
Miss De Moss bowed to Mrs
Jacaueline Fung; Honolulu. 4 and
3. Pat Lesser, Seattle, topped Bee
McWane. Birmingham, 9 and 7 and
Barbara Snook, Portland, downed
Mae Muray, Rutland. Vt, 3 and
Earlier in the second round Miss
De Moss beat Mrs. Maurice Click,
Baltimore, 2 and 1.
Willlamina Team
Now Tuning Up
WILLAMINA (Special) Coach
Tom Cowan has his Wfllamina Bull
dogs football team out for practice
sow, pointing to the opening game
of the season here September 12
with Sherwood. Practice began
August 22.
. Other home games on the Wfll
. amina schedule: Central Septem
ber 26, Yamhill October 3, Banks
October 17. The annual Armistice
Day clash with Sheridan will be!
played at Sheridan November
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In; Euatadl MTpurnstf
NEW YORK () Defending
champions Frank Sedgman of
Australia and Maureen Connolly
of San Diego, Calif, were top
seeded as expected Wednesday
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MANAGED WHICH OP J
THE FOLLOWING CLUBS:
VHOtiyWOOD-2-roRTlANID.
3SEtVmE4iOS ANGELES
for the National Lawn Tennis
Championships starting at Forest
Hills Friday.
Sedgman. winner of the Wim
bledon title as .well as the U. S.
crown, was ranked first in the
foreign section. Vic Seixas of I
Philadelphia, the No. 1 American,
topped the domestic division. The
Australian routed Seixas in the
Forest Hill finals last year, 6-4,
6-4, 8-1.
Hart Seeded Second
The 17-year-old Maureen, who
matched Sedgman's feat by also
winning at Wimbledon, was fol
lowed in the women's seeding by
Doris Hart, of Jacksonville. Miss
Hart, former Wimbledon queen.
has been runner-up at Forest
Hills three times but she has
never won the American cham
pionship. Thelma Long of Aus
tralia was seeded first in the for
eign division.
Behind Seixas In the men's do
mestic division came Dick Savitt,
Orange, N. J., Art Larsen, San
Leandro, Calif, and Herb Flam,
Beverly Hills, Calif.
Locke Captures
links Honors
at
hy Seattle
la 1951, replacing Barer Horas
by, avanaged all fear of these
radflo Coast Learw teams, senr
lag trj wi'n the Portland club.
Wes 'erretref Clerelan bit
t. In 1931, while whmmg 11 and
lastaC 12 t or a JtTI vltehlng per
centage the omnw year.
Look aixd Learn
By A. C Gordon
1. What is the difference between
controller and a comptroller?
2. What Italian city has long been
famous for its violin makers?
3. What in Russia is the official
publication of the Soviet party?
4. What famous American paint
er is distinguished for his portrait
of "George Washington?
5 in Ballet dancing, what is a
pirouette? .
' ' ANSWERS
1. None ; ' and both words are
pronounced the same, with accent
on second syllable. .
2. Cremona.
3. Pravda; both as pronounced
s in ah. accent cm first syllable,
4. Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828).
5 A complete turn on one leg.
Atlantic Fish
Now in Oregon
The Atlantic salmon, renowned
for its fighting qualities and its
tendency to strike freely at an
artifical'fly, has been liberated in
Oregon waters. Game commission
fish tankers this month hauled 2,500
Atlantic salmon to Odell creek, out
let to Odell lake and tributary to
Davis lake near the WIQamett high
way. The salmon, ranging from
to 9 inches in length, were reared
at Wizard Falls fish hatchery.
Eggs for. the Atlantic salmon
stocking program were sent from
Canada's Gaspe peninsula in March
1951 by the Quebec departmennt
of game and fisheries as a gift to
the people of Oregon. Another 3,
000 Atlantic salmon are being rais
ed at Klamath fish hatchery.
The Odell creek release site was
chosen by the commission's fishery
staff because adjacent Davis lake
is rich in aquatic food and the
eastern salmon should develop rap-
wiy there.
KANGEKS ADD FAEM
SASKATOON (JP) Frank
Boucher, general manager of the
New York Rangers of the National
Hockey League, said Wednesday
the Saskatoon Quakers, defending
Western Hockey League cham
pions, nave been made the Rang
ers farm team.
fe J-Day BcAg fJle3fi
Venerable Lone Oak track, in tip
top shape for the 87th State Fair,
is the mecca tor tome of the North
west's best thoroughbreds as they
await the opening of the Fair's seven-day
turf program Saturday.
- Racing Superintendent Charles
Evans reports the Lone Oak stalls
to- be Jammed to their greatest ca
pacity in history, among the late
comers being some of ' the top
horses - from the recent . Seattle
Longacres meet.
Purses for the feature races this
year are the highest in State Fair
POETLAND A third-round up
set : victim in the . National
Women's Amateur Tourney was
Defending Champion . Dorothy
Kirby (above ) Her nemesis was
Edean Anderson . of r Helena,
Mont. - -
Silsox to Host
Angels
Tonight
SILVERTON (Special) The
Silverton Red Sox . and Mt. Angel
Townies clash Thursday night in
McGinnis Field at 8:30 o'clock in
the final home baseball game of
the season. Silverton has clinched
the 1952 State League baseball ti
tle, and is also champion of the
Oregon Semipro Tourney. ,
Gena Peterson or Charley sauv-
ain probably will hurl for Manager
Wa Flager! Red Sox, while Man
ager Harold Bourbonnais is a pos
sible starter lor the Angels.
Table of Coastal Tides
MONTREAL UP) Bobby
Locke. British Open champion
from South Africa, defeated Ju
lius Boros, United States Open
titleholder. by a margin of two
holes Wednesday in th Canada-
United States professional team
golf competition, won by the
United States with 20 points to
6 for Canada.
Locke had to share 18-hole
scoring honors with Boros, from
Southern Pines, N. C The South
African, playing with the Canad
ian team, was three up in the
morning 18- hole round but Boros
had a one-hole margin In the
afternoon. -
Locke's morning lead and his
over-all victory for 36 holes gave
Canada two points.!;
Tides for Taft. Oresoa. August. 1993
(compiled by U. a. Coast and Geodetic
Survey. Portland. Ore.).
Pacific standard Time
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SEATTLE WV-Fightlng Jodo
fousht off a closing driva hv
history. The Governor's Handicap fBomb Special to win the featured
on Wednesday and the Au Revoir
Handicap on the final day have
been jumped from 3800 to 31.000.
The Inaugural 'Cap of opening day
will offer a purse of 3800 as com
pared to 3600 last year. In addition.
two quarter-horse features on La
bar Day and the final Saturday car-
Husband-Wife
Tourney Slated
Next event on tap at Salem Golf
dub is a 'Husband and Wife Tour-
ament starting Sunday. Sept. 7th.
The entry deadline is Sept. 3rd, and
entries can be made by contacting
Mrs. Howard Wicklund. at 3-6042.
The tourney will be a two-ban mix
ed foursome tournament.
IT 3500 purses. Another fixture
is the Labor Day handicap.
A crew has been working on the
pari-mutuel machines all week,
getting them ready for heavy business.
The daily racing cards wQl in
clude nine events. There will be
no turf program on Sunday. Post
tune lor the Saturday opener is
1:15.
FIGHTING JODQ VICTOR
run at Longacres horse race track
Wednesday. Time for the six fur
longs was 1:10 45. -
Hair ston Bows
To Bobo Olson
NEW YORK JP) Carl Bobo
Olson, Hawaii's high-ranking
middleweight contender, racked
n hla sixth straight victory
Wednesday Blahs by poandlnr
Gene Silent Halrston Into a bloody
mesa and stopping him in six
rounds of their tea roaader at
Madison Square Garde.
Olson, a 13 to 8 favorite,
weighed 168 to the New Yorker's
188H.
'Cats to Start Grid Practice
Approximately 50 Willamette Uni
versity gridiron aspirants will re
port to new Coach Ted Ogdahl Mon
day for issuance of equipment in
preparation for the start of the fall
practice grind. The initial drill
session is set for Tuesday morn
ing at ajn. and another two-hour
session is slated that afternoon
starting at 3 o'clock.
Ogdahl, builder of an imposing
record at Portland's Grant High
School since the war, moves into
the Bearcat arid Job in place of
Chester Stackhouse, who resigned
effective last June. Fret takes the
place of Sam Yokes, now on the
coaching staff at College of Baho.
The nucleus ' of the 1952 'Cat
squad will be the 22 lettermen back
from the '51 wars. One of Ogdahl's
first tasks is to familiarize himself
with the returning material and
get a line on incoming freshmen.
The Bearcats and Ogdahl will
have three weeks to work their "T
attack into polished form before
the season's opener at Chico State
on Saturday, Sept. 27th.
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third when the Salems made three
bobbles. Four hits off Feller
brought in two more runs in the
fourth, and from there on the Fight
ing Bob Post of San Diego ham
mered Feller, Ken Pingle and Low
ell Pearce for two-run clusters hrj
the next three frames. Pearce
blanked them in the last two inn
ings, but the big damage had been
done., , v -
The classy looking Thorpe gave
up three hits in his five innings.
whiffed five and walked nine. John
son, the -.regular shortstop, took
over from there and he gave up the
final hit to Salem,- a ninth inning
single by Chet Schmidt. He fanned
three and also walked no one.
Johnson was also the game's bat
ting star, with two tremendous trip
les and two singles in six tries.
Schmidt had two of Salem's-hits
and Curt Jantze and Jerry Gregg
got the others, , all singles.
Salem was defeated by San Diego
Sunday night 7-1 but bounced back
Monday to beat Denver 4-2. Denver
then blanked San Diego 5-0 Tues
day. Denver and San Diego play
hero Thursday night for the right
to represent the section in the Jun
ior World Series at Dever next
week.
"We have no allbies or excuses.'
Coach Vince Genna of the hiwtiin
Salems said following the Wednes
day elimination. "My boys did
great job and went down swinging.
We gave 'em all we had all the
way and we wish good luck to both
San Diego and Denver. Salem can
sure be proud of these kids, believe
me.
For the entire season Salem won
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plays: Schmidt to Pederson to P. Jastae
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pires: Llndberg. Burt and KeilL Atteo
dance: 192.
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SALISBURY, England (JP) E.I
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on the 12th hole of the High Post
Golf Course but not until the
birdie almost eot -him.
' Hobden said the bird, a falcon.
reoeatedlv dive-bombed him. at
tempting to slash his eyes with its
talons. He finally , swung on it
with a mashle and scored a fatal,
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