4 '
8 (Sec. 1) Statesman, Salem, Ore. Sun.. April 25, 1954
Story Ninth
Solon Manager
(Continued From Page P
Selvy 1st Pick
In NBA's Draft
NEW YORK UH Furman's
Frank Selvy, who led the nation's
major college cage scorers with a
41.7 average last season, was the
No.l draft choice of the National
Basketball Association Saturday.
Selvy was picked up by the Balti-
Senators Top
Oregon 14-12
j
(Cont'd from page 6.)
in to stem the uprising but lasted
only long enough to allow three
more base hits and a walk to the
rampant Ducks.
Stout Johnny Briggs; then took
his New Jersey home. He had sec
nnd division finishes both years
Next in line was Charley Peter-; more Bullets, cellar - dwellers of ' over, and alter he gave up still
st an outfielder secured Dy ine ; Eastern Division, who alsT) se
S; .ns in 1940. Pete managed the ; iected Bob teonarr, the star back-
. . t : 1
clua in 1942 and unisnea miru.
World War II blacked out league
operation the next three years, but
in 1946 play resumed. Leo Fris
m) Fdwards was in command.
after a fine career as a Coast lea- j and Duane Morrison, Idaho
gue umpire, roruana nau uuuki... i BOSton.
the Iccal ball club and hired Ed-
wards as the manager.
He 20t off to a terrific start.
Tunning a record 13 games in a
row. He was leading the league
with his powerful crew when he
dropped dead of a heart attack at
Bremerton in May. Tedd Gullic,
who had been a popular Portland
outfielder, was sent down to fin
ish out the season as manager
here. Tedd kept the Salems in ; Jhird baseman Rfly Boone wnQ
ursi piace uiim -Ui' figured in the same transaction.
court man of Indiana University
as theft- second choice.
Players from the Pacific North
west chosen included Joe Pehanick,
Seattle University, by Baltimore,
by
Detroit Tops
American Loop
(Continued from Page 6)
Wenatchee took over and went on
to win the pennant. The Senators
finished second.
Jack Wilson, erstwhile Boston
Red Soxer. was the new manager
in 1947 and 1948. He had only so
io material, given him by the
governing Portlands, but managed
to finish in the first division each
season before resigning in disgust.
Bill Beard came on in 1943 ana
furnished the winning blow, a horn
er off ex-Tiger Hal Newhouser with
two men on base in the fifth.
Pitchers dominated a day of
ihree shutouts. Rookie righthander
Bob Trice pitched the Philadelphia
Atheletics to a 1-0 victory over the
New York Yankees, the lone run
resulting from Joe DeMaestri's
fifth inning home run.
Another 1-0 affair took place at
another bingle he settled down
to waltz through the Oregons the
rest of the way.
The lusty bombardment saw
eight hits pounded out, one of
them a home run to left' by
Bernie Averill, the left fielder.
Jerry Ross had a triple and both
Dick Scholsstein and Bob Wag
ner hit doubles.
After Briggs got the fire out
he gave one more hjt, that a
bunt by Ross in the ninth.
The eight-run outburst pushed
Oregon ahead 12-11, but the Sa
lems came right back in the sev
enth for three runs and the ball
game.
Salem scored twice in the first
inning on three hits, once in the
third on another bingle, three
times in the fourth on four safe
blows, once in the fifth, four
times in the sixth and three
times in the seventh. It was a
merry-go-round for both sides
actually, with just about every
one but the bat-boys getting into
the base hit producing act.
Pete Estrada duplicated Aver
ill's home run hitting feat when
he plastered one in the sixth
with two on. The round-trippers
were not over any fence, but
instead over the side of an em
bankment which ran all along
victimized bv the lack
f annual Dlavins help from the ! the Polo Grounds where Marv Gris
prtianH Rill s finish was ! som hurled the New York Giants to
in the second division ' a victory over the Philadelphia I the deep left field portion of this
d Liska veteran Portland sub- I Ph" wth Whitey Lockman's home arena. Fielders chasing down the
r,;trh.r ua Ken the I run the onb' score. Carl Erskine rollers would disappear corn-
reins in 1950. But that was about furnished Jn h?r, st0UK "
ail the Portlands gave him and he I Brooklyn defated the Pittsburgh
finhH a nuite dead last in the ! "rates 3-0.
Premier Sunday Cross-Word Puzzle
555
race that semester. ln otner games, Cincinnati came
The club was purchased from i from behind to nip the Chicago
the Beavers the next winter, and ! Cubs 6-5 on Wally Post's three run
became home-owned Dv some uu " me viuLdgu a
stockholders Hugh Luby was ; White Sox spoiled Vern Bickford's
brought in to manage it and for j American League debut by drub-
the next three years turned out
some of the best ball clubs tne
Senators have ever had. even
though none won a pennant.
So Storey becomes No. 9. And
If the enthusiasm with which fans
look forward to having Harv
around can cast a reflection on the
performance of his team, it will
bring the city its first champion
ship this year.
COUGAR GOLFERS BOW
MOSCOW. Idaho UP University
of Washington golfers defeated
Washington State 20-7 in their
bing the Baltimore Orioles 14-4.
Byrd. Roberts Lose
The Yankees' Harry Byrd and
the Phillies' Robin Roberts were
the hard luck losers. Byrd, who
had dropped a 2-1 decision to the
Red Sox in his only other start
this season, permitted eight hits.
Trice gave up six hits and allowed
only two Yankees to reach third.
Lockman's fifth inning homer, a
pletely from sight.
Mel Krause- was once again
I with the club, iilaving second
base and delivering three hits,
including a triple and a double.
Boss Harv Storey also had thre
his before turning over the third
basing chores to Lou $crivens.
Gene Tanselli, who played
right field before relieving Carl
Bellotti at shortstop, had two
hits, as did Estrada, Chuck Neal
and Catcher Bill Heisner.
Center-fielder Ross, also a
Duck basketballer, had four of
the 16 resident bingles. Catcher
Neal Marlett, Schlosstein, Pete
Williams and Johnny Keller each
had two.
Camp note: The Senators have
secured Second-baseman Jack
300-foot fly that hit the scoreboard
in left field, just two feet fair, j Bukowatz from Seattle on option,
broke up a nifty pitching duel be- He's the little pepper-pot who
tween Grissom and Roberts. Gris- j was with Vancouver under
som pitched a three-hitter and did j Storey last season and hit .266
not allow a runner to pass second, j ir. 129 games, including 16 dnu-
Northern Division matches played i Roberts was hit safely only five bles, 3 triples. 2 home runs and
on the Moscow Elks Club course I times. i 35 runs batted in. He's quite a
I 2 5 4. 5 h 1 S 9 lO u z n TO is ,4, n l
V? 3 4 At 4JL 43 44 45 44,
IiZZZ!lIZZZZ!lZlJZZZi
ii ZiS 7
)l 92. 77?, 93 94 95 JZZ? 9 ZZ? 97
2 2 22
. . . t ... .
I1IZZZ1ZZIZZZII1
nf Til" 12-1 i2 2 m
-
H I I Wr I I I Wr 1 1 1 Mm 1 I
Saturday.
Erskine also had a three-hitter in j fielder, something the Salems
Doug Yeater
Says . . .
B Sur and See th
WESTINGHOUSE
APPLIANCES
At The
HOME AND
GARDEN SHOW
State Fairgrounds
April 29-30 1f ay 1
YEATER APPL
And TV CO.
375 Chemeketa Ph. 34311
registering his first victory of the
season. He has lost twice. The
Dodgers' ace righthander struck
I out eight and walked three.
The White Sox, who had lost
; their first two games to Baltimore,
i socked four Oriole pitchers for 14
j hits. Ferris Fain paced Chicago's
I attack with two doubles, a single
I and five runs batted in. Minnie
; Minoso also got three Chicago hits ! Estrd.m
to extend his hitting streak to eight ! eal 1
Hisner c .-
i Post, who drove in four Cincin
nati runs, hit his game-winning
homer with two out in the ninth
off loser Johnny Pyecha. The hom
er followed a walk to Jimmy
Greengrass and a single by Johnny
Temple.
havent yet had at the keystone
sack this spring. He becomes the
seventh Senators infielder on the
roster . . .
Salem (141 (12) Orrton
BHOA BHOA
Belloti.s 2 0 0 3 Rossm S A 0
n Averill.l S 1 3 1
15 T 1
y uuu alien
By Correlation
(Cont'd from Page 7)
Correlation, winner of the $100,-
000 Florida Derby in his last previ
ous start, picked up $86,000 for his
victorious journey Saturday to run
his total earnings to $281,804. As
the second choice of the crowd of
42.670. he paid $6.70 $2.80 and $2.60.
Fisherman, away last after stum
bling at the start, returned $2.50
and $2.20. A $2 show ticket on High
Gun was worth $3.70.
Correlation will head for Louis
ville Monday and in all likelihood
will go to the post next Saturday
as the favorite for; America's No.
1 turf classic.
Whitney said he would wait until
Sunday before deciding on Fisher
man's future. Before the race Whit
ney had said that if his colt was
badly beaten he would not be a
derby starter.
Tanseli.r 5 2 1
Krause.2 5 3 4
Storey.3 4 rt :
Perezl 3 1 0
S 1 2
1 1
Borst.n 2 1 0
Scriven! 1 n 1
Ashmn.r 2 o 1
Mrcvc.p (V n 0
Briggs. p 10 0
3 Shaw.J .113 4
2 Marlft.c S 2 2 1
n shoistn 1 V 2 in n
o Philips. r s n n n
0 ViVmS.3 S 2 2 3
1 Kcl!er,F 5 2 5 3
2 Rpfve.p 10 0 1
2 l.pwi?.p 2 10?
0 Wisnr.r ? 1 1 0
n Hdgnth.a n o n n
1 Ovrton.p 10 0 1
BOSXZONTAX. TEKTTOAX.
1 Hairless 55 Of greater 8 Uniformly 1 Stud 7 Caain 87 Rnst
5 Diminish magnifi- K Mountain- 2 Qualified for bor 88 Lamprey
to a point cenc pass 3 DormouM hole 92 Hide
10 Account 58 Neat 101 Rodent 4 Explode 38 Ajnuser 94 High card
15 Seaweed 59 River in 103 Leas with 40 Hermit 96 Tending;
19 Orchestral Scotland tight audden t Quaint 97 Applies
instru- 60 Lizard 105 Dark report 441 Unusual- Uonfor
ment 63 Before blue 5 Silent ness sores
20 Corn 63 Affirm- 106 Fouixia- Expiator 49 fishing- 99 Spar
mush ative tion " Corn net 102 Wing
(Mex.) 5 Miacel- 107 Affray bread 441 Potential 104 Deity of
21 Red lany 109 Powdery 6 Gnome energy Norse
22 Earth 66 Blunder 110 Grotto 9 Small 4 Delay myth-
23 Long cot 68 Stinging 112 Mythical Europe? 50 Scarcest oiogy
2 Ally ensation bero bird 51 River in 106 Kitchen
26 Cloy 70 Guard (Baby- 10 Smell England utensil
27 Late in 72 Jade Ionian) 11 Heart 54 Channel 107 Armor
flowering; 74 Pedal 114 Thin 12 Verbal 56 Pertains 108 Expunged
29 Haunt coupler bird 13 Unkeeted 57 Organ of 111 Prospect
30 Clearly (music) 116 Of a 14 Gum sight 113 Soothing
32 Short 76 Sharp nobleman resin 60 Tapestry exclama
letter flavor 120 Secreted 15 Candidate 61 Tropical tion
33 Laths 77 Chmbable 121 Nicer 16 Burden bird 115 Passage
35 Row 80 Connect 125 Dash 17 Organ 04! 64 Discolor 116 Encom-
36 Glow 82 Indolent 126 Majesty respira- 67 Grease pass
39 Refasten 85 Japanese 129 Vain tkm 69 Pebbles 117 Turkish
41 Garden. bream 130 Secular 38 Partner 70 (Conceal regimen!
irople- 86 Chinese 131 Drift 25 College 71 Public 118 Foraj
ment sauce 132 New officer house 119 Narrow
43 Civet 8J Evening 133 Fuel 28 Ponder- 73 Hard way
47 Horizon- poetic ) 134 Ebb and ovis . wood 121 Hindu
tal beam 88 Verdant flow volume 75 Droop deity
over door 90 Born 135 Mountain 31 Persian 77 Abrupt 122 Pagan
49 Spread, 9 Sea. crest fairy 78 Sculpture deity
as colors eagle! tS6 Class 33 Resort 79 Caustic 123 Ancient
50 Free 93 Closest 137 Abound- 34 Luster 81 Chop kingdom
51 Tinger 96 Lamb's tog in 36 Cleared 83 Rent Bib.)
52 Stake mother certain apece again 124 Trust
53 Become 97 Chinese shade m 84 Lachri- 127 Toddler
mature wax trees forest mose 128 And not
Answer to Cross-Word Puzzle en Page 9, Sec. 1
Part-Time Jail
Legal jn Michigan
LANSING, Mich. ( It's legal
in Michigan now for a man to
work at his job all day and spend
the night in jail.
Gov. G. Mennen Williams has
signed a bill for the work-and-jail
policy in cases where a man
has been convicted of contempt of
court for failure to pay alimony.
Sponsors said a man who has fail
ed to pay alimony can never
catch up with the debt if he is
jailed and away from his job.
FOAM RUBBER
Pillows 275 np
Mattresses 4390 np
Remnants . 50 ap
Shredded 59c lb.
SLEEP-AIRE
2004 Fairgrounds Rd.
'When sodium vapor 1 burned
it produces a bright yellow flame.
SEE THE FABULOUS
PFAFF
Sewing! Ma chin' at
MYRONS
153 S. Liberty Ph. 3-5773
( YOU o
rarytstoei
Sears Rotbuck & Co.
TV-Radio Log
KPTV Sunday Highlights
11:30 a.m. Mart-u Dies on Facts Forum.
4:00 p.m. "LaFayett for Freedom," a story of the American
Revolution.
10:30 p.m. Singer Monica Lewis in a dramatization of the
Frankenstein story.
KOIN TV Sunday Highlights
12:00 noon A Public affairs panel discussion from Washing
ton, DC.
7:30 p.m. "Albie s Rebellion," illustrating the inrbads televi
sion has made on family life.
9:00 p.m. Fred Waring combines all the talent of his show in
the traditional presentation of "Songs of Easter."
10:00 p.m. "The Scape Goat," on The Web.
SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS
(Editer'i note: Ttao Statesman pDBlisb.es ln goes faita the rarrasM
n times as pro Tided by radio and TV stations, bat beeaaso ofttmes
th programs arc changed without notification, this newspaper cannot
b responsible for the accuracy herein.)
TELEVISION
KPTV. UHF Channel 27
KOIN TV VHP Channel 6
HOUR
00:00
00:15
00:30
00:45
10 KPTV I Religious rilml Religious Film I This Is Life IThls Is Life
11 KPTV Iportland Spks. iPortland Spks. ITacts Forum ITacta forum
12 KPTV Iwhats Trouble! One Person Do! Garden Grow Garden Grew
KOIN Man of Week I Man of Week I Contest ICami-va
Total 40 IS 27 14 Totals 42 16 27 16
aWalked for Levis in 6tri.
Salem . . ?ni 314 300 14 1 3
Orfon 011 20R 00012 1fi S
Winning pitcher: Briegs. Losing
pitrir: Overton
TT AR K RH? SO BR
PitrVer
Borst 5; 27 11 o S S 4
Merco irh ft ' 7 3 3 S ft 1
RriffE' , t? ? n 0 2 1
Reeves . . ? T 4 t ? ft S
Lewis 1 17 0 7 0 2
Overton ..... 2 2 S B 1 2
Williams 1 7 1 0 0 0 n
Hit bv pitcher: Pere7 Kc' Wild
nitctv Lewis. Passed balls: Heisner.
MarWt
Left on bnsps- SMem 11. Oregon 10.
Prrors: Shaw 2. Storev. Schlosstein.
Krause. Mnrlett. Williams. Scrivens.
Home runs: Kstrada, Averill Three
base hits- Kranse. Ross Two-base
hits: Williams. Shaw. Schlosstein 2.
Tanselli. Lewis. Warner. Krause.
Runs batted in- Kranse t. Perer.
Schlosstein ? Tanse'lt ?. Storev.
Lewis. Ross. F.strada 3. Borst. Ave-
krill 2. Wagner 2. Keller 2 Neal. Heis
ner 2. Sacrlfire- Krause. Shaw. Borst.
Scrivens Stolen bases: Ross. TVnihle
plavs: Williams to Shaw to Schlos
stein. Bellotti to Krause to Veal.
Heisner to Krause. Krause to Neal.
Shaw to Keller to Schlosstein. Time:
2:59. Umpires: Bottler and Furikawa.
Att.: 2.200.
SOFTBALLERS TO DRILL
The Burkland Lumber team of
the City Softball League will
hold a practice this morning, 10
o'clock, at Leslie Field. Manager
Don Vandervort invites all inter
ested players to turn out
Shoot Honors
To Beaverton
The Beaverton No. 1 team was
tops Saturday at Hillsboro in the
Northern Oregon - Southern Wash
ington portion of the nationwide
National Junior Rifle Champion
ships. There were 52 shoots over
the country during Saturday. The
one at Hillsboro was included.
Beaverton had a 707 score. Van
couver High School had 690, Beav
erton No. 2 had 680, Cherry City
Club of Salem 676, Portland No. 1
670, Beaverton No. 3 669, Newberg
635, Portland No. 2 617 and Ameri
can Legion of Corvallis 601.
Individual champion was Wil
liam Schaur of Beaverton with 96
(prone) and 92 (standing) for a
188 total. Salem scoring was Jon
Miller 98-76174; Lane Olson 97
75172: John Reese 99-73172 and
John Trelstand 96-62158. Team
total was 676.
irMMBaaaaaaaaaaanaaaanBaanBaanM -
I "m wiii .la.ia '! ".'. ".
-nwnsm -mM,..mmmKrjl .
1 J
Serving Salem and Vicinity I C;, I i,,f1
as Funeral Directors - -A U
for 24 Years -rJL j
Convenient location, S. Commercial ' i. ' ' 1 1
street; bus line; direct route to ce- I J'-
meteriea no cross traffic New , "... ' y rl f '
modern building seating up to i I
300. Service within your means. ty I
VlrtU X. Golden Grace & Oeldext
VIRGIL T. GOLDEN CO.
605 S. Commercial St FUNERAL SEX VICE Phono 4-2237
Pioneer Tossers,
Whitman Divide
WALLA WALLA Of) Whitman
and Lewis and Clark of Portland
divided a long Northwest Confer
ence twin bill here Saturday, the
Pioneers winning the first game
10-3 and the Whits the nightcap
8-6 in seven innings.
HUSKY STRING GROWS
PULLMAN, Wash. Of) Wash
ington's tennis men kept (heir long
HONEST TV, HMKI
IAT MOCBI
Phone 4-8201
Zenith Philco Admiral
ALL OTHER MAKES
Antennas moved and installed
Backtd by am 30 yam xptrienca
'
Or. x. l. Uum. mjX Dr. O. caaa. mj
DRS. CHAN and LAM
CHINESF NATl'ROPATHS
Upstairs, 21 S North Liberty
Ut(K opea Satur2T am a.K
to I mj to 1 CoasmJtaUon.
blaod reaar and arto testa ara
fraa ml chars PracUrad alaea mi
Writ far attraattr lfL Ka abU-Katios.
r
STAR GAZER0
Ami
MAR 22
. AP 2C
tauus
APR 21
( MAY 21
7-32-52-55
63-66-75
CIMINt
MAY 22
JUNE 22
f 44-76-77
CANCft
jiULY 23
0 16-1 7-25-34
61-67-8671
uo
MAY 24
AUG 23
iT21-43-49-51
Hy 544-81-821
vaso
5-27-28-29
71-72-74
By CLAY R. POLLAN
t Your Daily Activity Quid
According lo fh Sfon
To develop messoge for Sundoy,
reod words corresporidirig to numbers
of your Zodioc birth sign
h 2-24-36U6l
157-69-88-90
1 tota 31 To 61 Vou
2 Hour 32 Tim 62 On
3 Ambitiou 33 Bring 63 With
4 Dov 34 Spurt 64 Bring
5 Fma 35 Your 65 Pope
6 Lovt 36 Dcsir 66 Loved
7 A 37 Thought 67 On
8 Fovorobl 38 Connected 68 And
9 A 39 Cooperote 69 Aheod
.10 To 40 Lock 70 With
11 Tolki 41 A 71 Progres
12 Restrom 42 You 72 And
13 Moy 43 Hour 73 Decision
14 With 44 Moke 74 Succe
15 Any 45 If 75 Ones
16 A 46 To 76 Pleosont
17 Driving 47 Confused 77 Day
18 Could 48 Put 78 Bit
19 Elder 49 Inspiring 79 The ,
20 Desire 50 With 80 Sound
21 Eorly SI Loter 81 Love
22 Your 52 To 82 Trouble
23 Influence 53 Judgment 83 Are
24 A 54 May 84 Advice
25 Desire 55 Be 85 Public
26 Affo.ri 56 Your 86 To
27 Doy 57 Forge 87 Success
28 Of 58 Of 88 On
29 General S9 Thoughts S9 Good
30 Provide CO Harmony 90 Impulse
Good (g) Advene (T)Nenl
SCOtHO
oct 24 g&
NOV 22
1- 2-18-33
U0-58-60 V
SAorrrAims
NOV 23
DC 22
fi 1 r l ox -
hft-7n-79.Siri
-v
LrtKA
SRT 23
OCT 23
IE
CAMttCOtN
iAN 20 V-f
AOUAMUS
JAN 21
FEB I
11.1-10.
M2-5CW04A&
mi
mas
FES 20
MAR. II
4-1 3-23-35 T1
t371-78 M
victory string intact by defeating
Washington State 6-1 in their North
ern Division matches Saturday.
It was the Huskies' 61st win in
a row.
Bill Howard was the only WSC
winner, defeating Jim Getchell
4-6, 7-5, 6-4 in their singles match.
DeMarco "Winner
BOSTON OB Tony deMarco,
improving young Boston welter-
HEAR BETTER .ad cken9
aiiigle 15 battery only
nee in en entire etonthl
Set tat j-irinsistor Zenith
"RoyaJ.T"HeeriniAJd-S125l
MORRIS OPTICAL (0.
444 Siita SL
Children's Shoe
Expertly Fitted at tie
JUNIOR BOOTERY
2&t N. High Sen. Hetel Bldg.
How Chrfatlja Scienct Hub
"Examine Your Purpose
! InUfe"
VUi (U9Ctc) Sn. ipr. 25 5J8 ijb.
weight, scored his 11th straight
boxing victory Saturday night with
an unanimous 10-round decision
over veteran Carlos Chavez of Los
Angeles in a nationally televised
bout in Boston Garden. DeMarco
weighed 145Vi, Chavez 141.
1
2
10
IT
KPTV
KION
I Food for Thot rood for Thot: Talent Patrol 'Talent Patrol
lAdventure JAdventure I Adventure : Adventure
KPTV Life Begins 80 I Life Beginc 80 I Weddinf Belles I Weddinf Belles
KOIN ! American Wk. American Wk. Lamp Unto rt.l Lamp Unto TU
KPTV Roy Rogers I Roy Rogers I Zoo Parade Zoo Parade
KOIN We Believe 1 Mus. MomentsiSee It Now See It Now
KPTV Hall of Tame Hall of Tame I Kukla, Fran & Kukla, Tran c
KOIN I TBA TBA I Annie Oakley Annie Oakley
KPTV I Sun Star TimeiSun Star TimelSun Star TimeiSun. Star Tima
KOIN Icene Autry IGene Autry IU Asked for ItU Asked for It
KPTVlLife with ElizJLife with Elir.l Mr.' Peepers Mr. Peepers
KOIN I Private Secy. I Private Secy. I What My L'nelWhat My Line.
KPTV I Comedy Hour ! Comedy Hour ! Comedy Hour Comedy Hour
KOIN i You're There I You're There Family Pride I Family Pride
KPTV TV Playhouse TV Playhouse TV Playhouse I TV Playhouse
KOIN iToast of Town IToast of Town Toast of Town IToast of Town
KPTV
KOIN
Loretta Young! Loretta Young! Against Crime I Against Crime
Fred Waring I Fred Waring Behind Badge I Behind Badge
KPTV
KOIN
I Meet Press
I The Web
I Meet Press
I The Web
! WincheU-Mahy Winchen-Mahy
I Dr. I. Q. Dr. I. Q.
KPTV I 20 Questions ! 20 Questions ! Big Picture I Big Picture
KOIN Icomedy Theat.Comedy TheatlComedy Theat.lComedy Theat.
RADIO
KSLM 1399. KOCQ 1490, KGAE 143B. KOIN 7t, KGW 2S, M.ZX 11
r.M: Megacycles KOIN 181.1; KEX J
HOUR
00:00
00:15
00:30
00:45
7
KSLM Music I Music
KOCO Music Music I
KOIN Salt Lake Tab.lSalt Lake Tab.
KGIf Rainbow Sun. I Rainbow Sun.
KKX Concert HaU I Concert Hall
Music
Music
Inv. Learning
Rainbow Sun.
I Sun or Shower
Music
Music
Inv. Learning
Rainbow Sun.
Uncle Bob
KSLM irsv baptist First Baptist iBack to God (Back to Gee
KOCO Geo. Wright iNews I Cent. Lutheran I Cent. Luther aa
KOAI Waffle Club Waffle Club 1 Waffle Club I Waffle Club
KOIN Cap. Cloakrm.l Cap. Cloakrm. I Howard Smith I St. Francis Hr.
KGW Rainbow Sun. Rainbow Sun. j Rainbow S.un. I Rainbow Sun.
KKX Dr. Barnhouse I Dr. Barnhouse I Light St lAtm Light is Hie
9
KSLM Bible Class
KOCO Organ Loft
KOAI Roberts. Organ
KOIN Galen Drake
ROW Rainbow Sun.
KKX Quaker Hour
iBlble Class Prophcy Voice Phrophcy Velee
I Organ Loft (Ave Maria (Ave Maria
IRoberts. Organ I Grapevine ) Piano Portraits
Jewish Faith I Univ. ExploreriNewa
Rainbow Sun. 1 Rainbow Sun. Rainbow Sun.
I Quaker Hour I Mea. of Israel Mm. of larai
1
0
KSLM Hardy Newa
KOCO PresbytTiea
KGAS News
KOIN Symphonette
KGW G. Shelley
KIX Paul Carson
Frank it Ernest) Lutheran Hr. ! Lutheran
t PrcibTtcniD I Christoobers ISoncs
. - . . . i .
I Hit Review mt Meview ihii review
I Symphonette I NY Philharm. I NY Philharm.
(G. Shelley I Glen Shelley iGlen Shelley
I Chosen People INat'l Vespers NafL Vespers
KSLM
KOCO
KGAK
KOIN
KGW
KIX
Bible Hour Land of Fre First Methodist
First Baptist IFirst Baptist I -jotist
Calvary Bapt. ICalvarr Bapt. 1 Calvary Bapt.
NY Philharm. I NY Philharm. I NY Philharm.
Church Service I Church Service I Church Serv.
Town Meeting iTown Meeting ITown Meeting
Tint Methodist
(First Baptist
ICalvar Bapt.
I NY Philharm.
Church Serv.
I Parade ef Hits
1
2
KSLM
KOCO
KGAC
KOIN
KGW
KBX
Major League
News-Sr'n'de
Music Hall r
News
Christ Action
j Music
I Major League
I Sun. Serenade
Music Hall
I Weekend
Christ. Action
Music
I Major League
Sun. Serenade
I World Today
Weekend
INW Adventure
IMusic
I Major League
Sun. Serenade
I World Today
I Weekend
tOur Town
1
KSLM
KOCO
KGAK
KOIN
KGW
KKX
Under Arrest
Major League
News
News
Weekend
Revival Hour
lUnder Arrest
I Major League
I Sun. Serenade
Pleasure Look
(Weekend
'Revival Hour
ICrime rightersl Crime nghter
I Sunday Music 'Sunday Music
Sun. Serenade Sun Serenade
World Affairs fWorld Affairs
IWeekend ; iWeeJtena
IRevlva) Heur 1 y' Ht
ur
Canby Tops Molalla
CANBY (Special) Lowell
Farmer hurled the Canby Coug
ars to a 5-2 win over the Molalla
Indians Friday in a Willamette
Valley League baseball clash.
Canby collected six hits off Dave
DeFrates of the Indians while
Farmer was giving four. The Cou
gars sewed up the game in the
sixth inning with three runs off
four errors and hits by John Ow
ings and Ron Berg.
Molalla 020 000 02 4 4
Canby 200 003 X 5 6 5
EES
2
KSLM
KOCO
KGAK
KOIN
KGW
KIX
3
KSLM
KOCO
KGAK
KOIN
KOW
KIX
now IShadow frue Detective irruo-Oeteetrve
Sunday Music I Sunday Music I Sunday Music I Sunday Music
News Serenade i Sun. Serenade Sun. Serenade Sun Serenade
Johnny Mercer! Johnny Mercer! Johnny MercerT Johnny Mercer
Weekend (Weekend I NBC Sym pony! NBC Syrnpony
Proon-. " Voice' .'money Voice Greatest Story IGreatest Story
Nick Carter I Nick Carter IBob Considlna IMusic
Sunday Music Sunday Music Sunday Music I Sunday Music
Blue Serenade' Sun. Serenade' Sun. Serenade Sun. Serenade
Jack Benny IJack Benny Amos 'n And Amos n Andy
NBC SvmDonvNBC Symponyl Amer. Forum lAmer. Forum
Billv Graham i-rniv Graham I Herald of TrytniMeralQ or iruia
4
KSLM
KOCO
KGAS
KOIN
KOW
KKX
. 1ILM
, KOCO
KGAE
' KOIN
KttW
KEX
Bill Cnnmih'm! Keep Healthy IMennonite Hr. (Mennoaite Hr.
London Cone. London Cone. 'London1 Cone 'London cone.
News ISun. Serenade I Sun. Serenade Sun. Serenade I
Bergen & McC Bergen c McC CBS Newroom CBS Newsroom
Your Manners Your Manners I Shirly Thomas, Shirley Thomas
Church In Hm Church ln Hm 'Look to Skies 'Sunday Edition
Newa IHigh School IChr. Science U Never Know
World News I Christophers IMusic Amer Mu"c
Brother Ralph IBrother Ralph ISun. Serenade Sun. Serenade
SUge Struck ISUge Struck Stage Struck Stage Struck
D. Garroway ID. Garroway ID. T J.Cnwr
Evening Comes Evening Comes lAmer Mus. H"' Amer. Mus. HaO
KSLM
KOCO
KGAE
' KOIN
KOW
KKX
-i .,TTi.. ..- Th.-irTimtW ThuUr Family Theater
Geotwn Forum leotwn. rorum World News St rrancis
Sen. W. Morsel Sun. Serenade Sun. Serenade SS Sign Mf
rn. Airtnr in.n Autrv HoUy. Music Holly. Music
Opinion Untim. I Opinion UnHm.th NwsYi Vr, Ne
tsr.H wirrh.nirtmmt Firldieri Taylor Grant Eddie Fisher-
7
KILM
KOCO
ion
KOW
8
KlLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
Miiaie IMusic I Army Hom? ( Army Hoar
Ae Maria lAve Mari. 3! Wiier
Miss Brooks Miss Brooks The Whistler sr ,
Inheritance Inheritance , 'LVJ-AZrjtl
Here's to Veto IChapel by Rd. 1 World We Live! World We Lrve
Drew Pearson I Dollars tt Senael Musie f . 'SSISmk-
Women Voters I Women Voters J"18(?f7rt , Z"
f'stCobr IfiTsS T Isph-rlfynfpSK,.
?i!Sl?ir. Rrm Paul Harvey ISaered Heart
9
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KKX
Mayor Speaks (News
T-i irvsnaM Stewart You N"v'r Knw1
I
I EdttorUirv
. . iTT.it IT.ittla Marrte
SrnitoT Hr J Symphony Hr J Sym. SketchbkiSym. Sketchba.
I1P Kuhhr.nlportld Hi T. IPortland HI T
Hits Council
i Little Margie
1
O
KSLM
KOCO
KOIN
KGW
KEX
flealiae IHeattaf
IS'ndT Reverie tsndv Reverie
Peace .. Peace
i st., na .Mernrtes ' Answer Man I Round & Rond.
Reporter StirTeller Meet the Pre- Meet the Pre-
" nTSfflta ir.tth our Time Revival Ttme iHevlval Time
1
1
lll.h 1l.n
KOCO Sign Off
I -ilent
I St tent ISUent
i
KOl" Man of Week tMan of Week Muc Midnight: MicMidnlght
w News ix-.v, isi-T?r
ill Billy wranarn tomr urnn -