Beavers9 Win
String Broken
GLEND ALE, Calif, OB Los An
geles pushed over two runs in the
ninth inning Wednesday and beat
Portland, 6-5 in an exhibition
game. The Angel victory snapped
a Beaver winning streak that had
extended through four- games.
Rookie Charley Bell homered off
Dick Waibel to tie the score in
"the ninth and then rookie Bob
Coats walked and came in on Buzz
Clarkson's . double
Los Angeles 020 002 0026 11 4
Portland 002 020 0105 8 1
McLish, Lown (5), Drott (8) and
Rivich; Satalich, Lint (4)Waibel
(7) and Bottler. .
Coyote Phenom Far in Front .
Shotput King Weds
MEXICO CITY W Strapping
Parrv O'Brien. Olvmnie and Pan-
American shotput champion, and
attractive Sandra Cordrev. a 21-
year-old Southern California coed,
were married in the civil registry
office Wednesday.
The ceremony was performed by
Prospero Olivares Sosa. famous
marrying judge of Mexico Cjty.
The 23-year-old O'Brien, holder
of the world shotput record, won
the shotput and finished second in
the discus in thegcurrent Pan -American
games. ASouthern Cali
fornia graduate, O'Brien now is
stationed at the Travers Air Base
near San Francisco.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS"
The College of Idaho's import
from the wilds of Washington, D.
C. Elgin Baylor wrapped up
the Pacific Northwest' collegiate
basketball scoring title 'any way
you care to figure it total points
or average. ' r
When Baylor ran out of season
he was clipping, off points at an
average rate of 30.8 per game,
with 805 for 26 trips to the. Foun
tain of Shoot
In second and third places were
the men who waged a three-way
battle with .him all season, Norm
Hubert of Pacific and Don Porter
of Linfield. Their final averages
were 26.8 and 26.3, respectively.
Eastern Oregon's Ted Schadewitz
and Larry Pryse ran fourth and
fifth.
Squeezing into the picture at the
finish was Oregon State's Pinnacle
from Portland, Wade Halbrook.
the 7 foot 3 inch center of the Pa
cific Coast Conference champs got
a midseason start and wound up
with a' 20.68 average for 19 games.
- It took, aa average of 19 points
to land, a player in the final' top
ten, "of .1955. Three others. had 18
or better. ; . ' y
The final leaders
Baylor, CI
Hubert, Pac
Porter, Linf -Schadewitz,
EOC
Pryse, EOC
Halbrook, OSC
Loscutoff, Ore
Parsons, Wash
Anderson, SePac
Stricklin, SeU
Others 18 or over: Dick Battel,
Portland. 18.8; Dkk Edwards.
Eastern Washington, 18.4; R. C.
Owens, College of Idaho, 18.0.
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Ted Continues In Retirement
SARASOTA, Fla. Wl Joe Cron
in, general manager of the Boston
Red Sox baseball team, said Wed
nesday that he had not talked to
Ted Williams since Feb. 25 and
that rumors the slugging outfield
er had changed his mind about
retiring "are all news to me."
"We are hoping, of course, that
he will change his mind,' Crdnin
said, "but if he has done so it
is news to us."
Williams, one of the great hit
ters of modern times, retired after
the 1954 season. He now is living
at a fishing camp in Southern
Florida.
Pitcher Don. Neweombe., the
heaviest player on the Brooklyn
Dodgers' 1955 roster, weighs 225
pounds.
Sport Stars'
Trips Backed
MEXICO - CITY UB Asserting
that .foreign jaunts , by American
athletes da. not jeopardize their
amateur standing. Louis G. Wilke,
president of the Amateur Athletic
Union. Wednesday replied to Av
ery Brundage's criticism of such
trips. : i ..--. .: -r ; -
"There is no violation f of -the
amateur 1 standing of. American
athletes, involved in a trip made
or to be made by them in different
areas of the world, including Lat
in America," Wilke, of. Barjles
ville, Okla., said. -
Brundage, . International . Olympic
president, said Tuesday these trips
subjected the United States to the
same kind of . criticism that , has
been levelled against. Russia, and
might impair amateur standing.
"Both the armed forces and. the
State Department have been most
cooperative with the AAU, which
has encouraged and is encourag
ing sponsorship of trips by our top
American athletes," . Wilke said.
"We . are pleased to contribute to
wards fostering "friendly' relations
with peoples throughout the world
through amateur athletics."
SEATTLE VICTOR
PALM SPRINGS UH Elmer
Singleton hurled six innings of
shutout ball and sparked the game
winning rally Wednesday as Seat
tle defeated San Diego, 5-2, in a
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