The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 21, 1953, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text; i Hialeah Slates flnrlam. Qrsw Cctfcmicrr. raSarnery 11, IZZZf) TheyH DoIt Every Tims : By Jimmy UztLo ' I -: - I . T ' I II '1 - $100,OOOEvenl Admiral', Spartan "Valor Co-Fayorites 1HAMI. Fla. in Nine finely j trained thoroughbreds were named Friday far the 16th running of the $100,600 added, Wktener Handicap at uuuean rar saturoay. Crafty Admiral, victor in. the 250,800 McLennan.,, and Spartan Valor, the defending champinn, were rated co-favorites' for this mile and a quarter test. Nominated to race with Crafty Admiral and Spartan Valor were Alerted. Battlefield. OA Capitol. How, Happy Go Lucky, Admiral Pride and Golden Trend. If all nine start; the race will iron $131,400 and the winner win set $94200. Crafty Admiral won the $50,000 McLennan and the Royal Palm, both run oh wet tracks, and the forecast for a possible shower or two Saturday morning increased his chances. A fast strip would be to the advantage of the Admiral's chief rivals. Spartan Vallor and George D. Wldener's Battlefield. Broscb Leads Mexican Meet 5v0 INCHES - Cfe- -SEVTZ ffWtl p Tie NatioiiV Top Comics DAILY AND SUNDAY Ycsr Heine .Netrspspc? Ono um t n t ALLOWANCE WHEN IWS XJUTACE I OUST COT A E A WEEK is Y BUT MY FATHG tS -MUCH MOPE INTELUCENT AND CENEROUS r- . ' : THAN . CLOXIDS PI C3 ( USTEN- HX MAVt K VOU KNOW MV Ti fATHEW WS MOQE It wteujcent . V, V fw AND GEMEPOUS C4 ifTHAMMXJRfATHE? CiO-SV IS EVER Wax 3f IVWf A MINUTE THAI J 7 ME f M RUMNtNG DOWN,') Decorated, Chanlea Top Favorites MEXICO CITY Ul AI Broach, who often starts fast and sot times stows down in the stretch, Friday continued his hot opening day pace and forged into the lead in the ninth Mexican Open Golf Tournament. The 41-year-old Garden City H. Y. professional, who Thursday was 7U rrrr I pect for the- lSth running of the Si to ieVd'thi Hwd TerriSut s of 131. . Palmer shot a 70 and slid into three-way tie for second. levee .Cfases StfeJS ARCADIA. Calif. (B Bright skies, a fast track and an excellent field of U 3-year-oids are in Araujo Closer To Title Shot NEW YORK UB Sharp-shooting George Araujo, 22-year-old Pro vidence, R. L,' prospect, inched closer to a title shot with light weight champion Jimmy Carter Friday night by winning a split decision over Paddy (The Billy- goat) de Marco in a 10-rounder at Madison Square Garden. Araujo weighed 133 , De Mar co 133. Beavers Slate Hawaii Action CORVALLXS UFI The Oregon State basketball, team win leave March 1 by plane to play In the annual Hawaiian Invitational Tour nament at Honolulu. Coach Slats Gill said he would take these players: Jim Sugrue, Ted Romanoff. Ron Robins, Bin Toole. . Reggie Halligaa. Tex Whiteman, Bob Edwards, Danny There were no surprises when the entry box closed for the mile and one eighth romp. The one-two favorites in pre- raee calculations are two Ken tucky-bred youngsters. Decorated. racing for automobile dealer Andy Crevolin of nearby Alhamhra. and Chanlea, wearing the colors of the tamed Calumet Farm in the Blue Grass state. Named with them were Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Social Outcast, the Sprtnghfll stable's De.Anza, Mrs. Gordon Buiberson's Correspond ent. Rocking M ranch's Merry man. Rex C Ellsworth's Boo Who, M Sc S stable's Black RascaL Louis B Mayer Swell, Allison and Prest- ridge's Xnvigorator and Clement L. Hirsch's Rock Circle. The weatherman forecast clear skies and 50,000 or more fans are expected to gather in Santa Anita's spacious confines. The purse win nave a gross value of $131,600 and the net mon ey to tne winner wUl be $8400 if all 11 go to the pest, as expect ed, i Awaiting the derby call are some of the nation's most famous ' SCXD E)?jg Johnston, Tony John Harboe. VlasteUca, and Hamblin Helps Huskies to Win MOSCOW, Idaho UA The Uni versity of Washington swimming team, defending champion of the Northern Division, won Its 32nd straight dual meet victory over Idaho Friday. 50-32. The Huskies racked up firsts' in eight of the ten events. They were disqualified for tumping the gun in the 400-Oyard relay and Idaho won by default. Bob Hamblin, former Salem High School was first in the 200-yard backstroke event for the Huskies In a time of 2:25.3. Hamblin also was a member of the Washington 200-yard medley relay team that won in that event, i Table of Coastal Tides Tides tor Taft. - Orecoo. February, 1853 compiled by V. S. Coast Sc Gco- dctle Surrey. Ftortlaad. Or.: Pacific Standard Time - HIGH WATERS LOW WATERS rh . - Tine Ht. Time BL tl I:4 UL 4J S:1TJ. 4.4 S3 , a -at. J -JS rjm. AM S3 ' S 03 aja. S.4 MOS pm. AM tA 14 ssa. 3 !l:Upa. 11 tS A' S.S 11?44 A. S.S as Mfluk u XI tX-.Umjm. f.4 liata. 1.4 tt , Ud9 SLm. &M USTaa. AM. 1:34 pjn. U.-40 ajn. S:44 pja. ' tsa M.ja. X3 pjn. s:i4 433 pj 4:13 a J S:1S am 4S pjn. S3 mm. AO pjn. Cl ajxu S?tt pjn. M a4 AM AM M AS XJ AM XM A. XM AM JJ -jrKj'mk :,- Baseball Wins In Court Test jockeys. Zddia Arcaro goes on Chanlea, Johnny Long den an Sec orated, Eric Guerin on Social Out cast, Willie Shoemaker an Invigo rator and Jack Westrope on Black RascaL CINCINNATI m Baseball sur vived another assault on its player reserve clause Saturday. The U. S. Court of Appeals, sixth circuit, ruled that baseball is a snort, and not a business. Therefore, it said, there is no vi olation of anti-trust laws. Losers in the test case are Jack Corbett. former owner of the 1 Paso, Tex., dub in the Texas Arizona League, and Walter J. KowalskU a player in the Brook lyn chain of clubs. They claimed that baseball i a business. By The Assaclated Pi The Portland Weather Bureau is sues this -ski area report Friday: Umberline Chains needed, 1C2 inches snow, 3 inches new; pow der: morning temperature 22 de grees; light westerly winds, over cast, snowing; skiing good. Fore cast Occasional snow, mostly cloudy Saturday; moderate north westerly winds; high temperature 28 degrees; . Sunday outlook snow flurries, little temperature change. Government Camp Chains needed, 68 inches snow, one inch new, powder; temperature 28; light westerly winds; cloudy, ing; skiing good. Forecast i Timberhne except hixh tem perature Saturday 32. - Willamette Pass 32 inches snow. powder on packed; cloudy; all trails open and tows operating; skiing good to excellent. Forecast for Willamette Pass, Santiam Pass and Crater Lake: Occasional Ught tow; brief clearing periods Sat urday; moderate northwest wind; high temperatures 32. except 23 in Crater La!ce area; Sunday outlook, snow flurries, little temperature change. Talbert Reaches Pro Net Semis Stockholders Support Kyne SAN MATEO, Calif. (H Stock- Mders of the California Jockey Club Friday """fy adopted a resolution expressing confidence In General Manager William P. Kyne, the corporation's directors and its management of Bay Meadows Race Track. The resolution was an outgrowth of Kyne's investigation by . the state attorney- general's office for trrw YORK ui Ttm-r Talbert I alleged misnandttng . of ; charity of New York, seeded No. 2. swept funds IIected by the Bay Mead- r I w SWI m - - m m a into! the semi-final round of the!17" race xTacx. .naman aiaeu. National Indoor Tennis rhamrirtn.it Los Angeles stockholder, has ships by subduing Eugene Garrett, j " . landing requesting replace- former UCLA ace. at the Seventh I ment of tne current Board of d Reetment Armorv Fridav nuzht. i rectors. M.4.L W. . I wuuam B. Hornnlower. club . w w 1 t M A - . a Talberf a next oDnonent will be I presiaeni, sua xne corporation s the winner of the tflt Saturday nnances are in better shape now between Denmark's Kurt Nielsen I man any time sinee IMS. and Noel Brown of Santa Ifcxaiea. I yne Has Interests In the Ptart- CaKf. i aoeaoows xracx at nxmaaa, ure. Crant Golden ef WHmette. TT1 1 - ' 1 1 ?' ltl flS! Utah Nabs Lead Main. Canada's second ranking pUyer. M. 1-4. ABC Kegling Qassic Starts Action To day CHICAGO CIVThe thunder of tumbling tenpins will start throughout the bowling world Saturday when the American Bowling Congress opens its golden ruouee tourney. , In this world aeries of bowling. a record high number of -43,000 keglers win compete for a record total of $593,860 In prizes In the record long 01-day run ending acay 24. Entry marks in all four divis- j ions of the tournament have been broken. In singles 29.817 entries win be competing with Chicago's Al Shar- xey lor the crown Sharkey won last year. Lea Jougard of Detroit set the ABC singles record of 773 in 1ML OF ODDS TO4 AND K TO CUECKCN fczL4 MTIC Mrasawmi r.A ltttle: ice. A (JTTTISNCVASKJOO4G CRASMf "! -I is n 1 kA DZCZ ISACT S0RW Look and Learn a Oerslea) In Slat Tonrney RENO. Ner. Ul The 'Univer sity of Utah's Lewis, de Bidder gave bis team an early tmoffirlal lead in the University of Nevada winter carnival Friday by winning L What is a machete, and how the downhin race. -' is it pronounced? I De Bidder, toner Argentine 2. For what fruit is Hawaii es-iuxympic ace, sped down tne ley pecially famous? i . ' (ML Rose coarse of almost mile 3.' Who was the mythological I in LS seconds, followed by Utah enchantress who changed ; men teammate Sick auteneU m 48JU into swine? -J-.f iseconds. 4. In which Shakespearean play I Marvin Last year's winners of the dou bles crown, Steve Nagy and John ny Klares of Cleveland, who set the all-time ABC record 1453 in 1952 win be back to compete with oxner' two-man teams. Nag also will be trying for repeat as champion of the aU- evenzs, a nue ne won last year with a 2065 score. There are 23,888 entries. Max Stein of Belleville. HL, set the present ABC record of" 2070 in this division tn 1937. A parade of 8180 teams win try to dethrone Pfeiffer's of Detroit wno won the crown in 18-32 with 3115 pins. The current team hirn of 3234 was set in 1928 by the Birk Brothers Brewing team of j Cnlcago. ' Charles, Layne To Meet Again SAN FRANCISCO III Forme, heavyweight champion Kxxard Charles and Rex (Layne of Lewis- ton, Idaho, win meet here. April 1 in a ten-round fight to be nation ally televised. The bout will be under the Joint promotion of Jimmy ilurray and the International Boxing Club of New York. It wffl be the third meeting of the two challengers for Rocky Mar- ciano'a crown. Promoter Murray said he hoped to be able to match the winner for a title mgajcrnvt wnn joareiano here in ritr Layne won a disputed 10-round decision from Charles in their Og den, Utah. bout. Previously Charles scored an eleventh round knockout over Layne in Pittsburgh. Promoter Murray said the show would be held indoors, in Winter- land Arena. 1 POODLE WXWTH TO FOP, A PRESENT ZERO TERRIBLE TAKE THAT STEPMOTHER FANCY I W3UL0NTUKE IT. AM- ZERO AN ME AW FAMCyCP. sTyusH-vianx just plwh RXXS, BUT vflBRE CHUMS T 5uX0KT TRADE 2EH0 FOP. A GREAT BIG, SCUO- XOtlPHANT- NOW VDUR f OONT FEEL- STEP MOTHER ; BAQ ANNIE"-1 JS KW MY STEP- KT ME T HSWEtL WUL Mm-yf CHANGE HER HlND-YEttyiUJJJG wlLL TURN Cm urns Aitmz soonrr v IVE MADE AN APPOINTMENT F02 VOU WTH MR. SMIRK T0M0RC0W- LEAVE EVEfiy- JWiUS ID UlMUEUDJULfAXLSIUAT MTn TROUBLEMAKER. WltL VAMSU 4JJCE1 A PUFF OPJSMOKE-HJO ONE tVlLL tVtK KNOW WHAT .HAPPENED JO WER 12t a v 1 0OHT CO SIOSSN6 J -wnrf a ViWiTOPiwuM.y LI iv.m an PusccTLy ClUtPSaoKEO BY , -Ausme; 1j CI' Zir. C3WPOY0U . n PEAK 90V A MEDAL SOMCTUN0. hc gAno aux uxiu r . Ml, K j I CUZZ SAWTO ( yOU SESONiW-CVS WMO CtVff AaajNPHEKff ASSS VEZV 1 fusi a f - C WE'gH ALAN09T HCWgJNOW, 1 " 1 1 CWN'gVE .... 1 -S raWWTZSH-NOWCOZ OWN polxsaxsT ,v IJ MOOTIM'AT U3 1 TUZY gDMT tNOW r yJ who wg Agg i rfelv tUCKEY ISOVZ2 ZahariasTeam Clears Hurdle ORLANDO. Fla. If) Babe Za- harias and George" Boiesta. ad vanced Friday to the semifinals of the International Mixed Two Baa Golf Tournament. . - They eliminated Betsv Rawls. xartanburg. S. CL. and Skip Alex ander, St. Petersburg; 2 and L. other results today included: Edean Anderson. Helena. Mont, and Ky Lafmn. Orlando. Fla da-l feated Betty Bash, Husmoat IncL, and Denny Champagne. Or-1 land, 2 and 1, ' ; v , -. ,s-- yt I CUT OF THOSE ff rrs ONLY aCMONEV. 1 I MAS fiOfttS TO 61 A BOOK.'AOTWEZ' N&at&zrc but, CM WALSUNCL YEC NO DOU8T VOU MS iSMPKlSBX AW BUMATISM MPOVES SO ttiXM WUEH X J RETURN TO MY BELOVED CACTLE -i- WELL, IU TRY ASAJN. 1 MOPE sweep I've COUNTING MV'E GOTTEN THBR SECOND YINCU. DIABLO, DEAR. MOW EYED FOR OUR FIRST PICTURES TOORBOW. H ..IIS t-- a- r r 77 GET iS" BR1GKT- Z X 77 TUOSE t i 1; have to wait icrq is there a famotur funeral oration? 8. In the Scottish dialect, what is a "bairn" . ANSWERS ' Li A large heavy - knife, used especially in South America and the West Indies zor rutting cane. clearing paths, etc. Pronounce as maw-chay-taw. accent on second Fsy liable. 2. Pineapple, i S. Circe. v . ' - 4. "Julius Caesar. . -, - - 5. A child.. Crawford, four event champ from the University of JDen- er, placed third with 41.1 second Crawford's fast ' . pace today belped put Denver in second place standing - after the opening: event. Nevada was third, followed by the University of Washington in fourth and Stanford fifth. Other colleges entered in , the three-day carnival include Oregon State. A en tl:2 f c!) cz2 . Don't kthouriri-. r . -J- I Chew V7ri!ey a Spearmint Gum. , Bes&eyV Zlolhcp Dies PORTTATTD t?) Funeral serv ices wiU be held here Monday for Mrs. a. J. Faveskovich, mother of Joba.Peskey, Detroit Tiger ia flelder. She died Thursday after a heart attack. -i V7AZD ADTA?:CT3 : ST, AUGU3TZXE,' Fla. i Ilarrie Ward, co-medalist and two time winner of the national Tour nament cf Cdf Cb Cha tp pkes, reached the semi-nals YrLizj tx a datermiaed tid to retire th tro iby with his tMrd wiau OCE JV..T7in- , MONMOUTH (SnedalU The OCX Jayvees gained a dose CS-C2 win over Battery D of the Salem City League Friday niht tn a prelim to the OCE-EOCE game. Gene Owens with 17 potrrts and Don Gillespie with 13 sparked the Wolves' seconds, while Gene Le 28. COS had a 20-22- halftime bold of Battery D led his einb with margin. lUiieryV (C2 -Lebold (20) UP. tliller 4) Cocking 13) Walden (14) G. Fitzinfons (4) C (SS) OCEJVs (2 ChrsnsJn ( 12) CHUespie (f ) Knudsen (9) Itahoney (171 Owen Reserves Soorine: Battery I Vergets (T); OCE Emrich (2), Ilabexly .), Cummin (9). Half time: OCS 23, Battery D 23. Offi cials: Davis and Jolma. 1 .rederal and State r ' XAZ HuT'LJi.kI3 , w r w wa k a 1 ! .tmJ rrcrz a. n-era ::3 zi. 4ji - 1 . j-zzzz !jo,l5Cibd.lt1i CDOd Ot ycu jto come. i JJ to seeing ycu In i; And Jack! Ox tastddtneatl about iim,ijut ! arft brlkrve fx? sot;! T7. . "V . . , -,- m. " 1 tries ikirwirau ik) tmiksl 1 lardteaeorslenouohtosecD I soryear-dd I ahead of both J tJ tf sizeM TA.of us! 1 tll-M GASOICIS ALLC7 ZAT STONE SHE IS HARD TO CUTil LOOK OLTTSlDe,MOWlEU, SHE 1S SNOCPiWa- SO WJL-F1RED SECRET, COUSIN n r MMaasa "f see ; C ,f- ; m ps ' s 743rr - , -T IP ZTE ACADEMY EVER HEPW CP ZEE CHEAT -PLRSTDJR OFPAR13 DRILL 000-LA-LA!! 'CSZ