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In Vccjh Top Bouts . . .
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Fresco9 s Farm
Feeds Dodgers
When Needed
ByFIANKECK
AF Newsfestiires Snorts Editor
VERO BEACH, Fls. m A
a vict president and director of
the minor league setup for the
world champion Brooklyn Dodg
ers, Fresco Thompson sometimes
has I thankless job. ..
Rookies look upon him as the
fellow they mut impress or be
hunted bick to the farm. '
Lt yeir only three rookie
found their wsy into full World
Series ihre with the Dodeert.
Tbey were Don Zlmmer, Roger
Craif end Don Beseent. And the
latter two were emergen pitch
ing esses, enmine on from Mon
treal and St. Paul. reaoertlvelv,
because of the eoidemie of sore
arms among the bit wheels.
This year only two fmhmen
will make the rarsitv Ken Leh
man, I 2J-time Montreal winner,
and outfielder Gino rimoll, i .3"
hitter for Montreal. Both not only
re read? but must be kent, be
cause their options to the minors
4"threeV have eintred -.
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By THE ASSOCIATED PKESS
' Middleweight Joey" Giambra and Welterweight Vince Martinet,
a couple M hnf Adonises with title aspirations, are favored to win
in the featured bouts of the weeks boxing program. '
- uiamnra, 01 cuiiaio, i.,
meets rugged Johnny Sullivan of
Englan i in a r a d i o-television
(NBC-TV, radio. 7 p.m. PST 10
rounder at Syracuse Friday night.
The Friday night fights are on the
road until May 23 because the
circus has taken over Madison
Square Garden.
A high-ranking 160 pounder until
he went into the Army, the 24-
year-old Giambra is determined to
fight his way back to the top and
into t title fight this year. Just
before he received his Army dis
charge, he lost a close, split deci
sion to Carl Bobo Olson, then
the champion.
Giambra's Reeerl Geed
Giambra's record is 42-4-1 with
24 knockouts. Sullivan, winner of
three of four fights in the U.S. this
year, haa a (5-lt-l record with J5
kayos.
Martinez, fourth-ranking 147'
pound, contender from Patterson,
N.J., guns for his 21st straight
victory Wednesday night axainst
Cuban welterweight king - Miguel
Diaz at Miami Beach. Fla.. (ABC
TV. radio, 7 p.m., PST. The
wavy-haired, 28-year-old Martinez
has a 47 record witb3J.knock
outs. Diaz, 24, has a 46-0-1 record
including 21 knockouts. '
Mimd'ay TV Shew V'
Caspar Ortega, 20-year-old Mex
ican middleweight prospect, op-
Ipo sea Hardy lBazookaL Smalt.
wood, Brooklyn, in the television
10-rounder (Dumont-TV,' 7 p.m..
PST at New York's St. Nicholas
where Thnn"on cwres in. He ' Arena Monday night. Ortega, a mer Salem manager and catcher
Ms S"me re"! nt shnt down recent graduate of the semifinal for the Drain team
DIGESTS
SUCKER FISHIN3 IN
SPRJN3TIM2
Season Ticket
Drive Starts
ICont. from preceding page)
tained by calling the Senstors
downtown office at 4-O301.
Another Pitcher 81 ens
Luby reported that another
pitcher has agreed to terms and
will report when the Senators
open spring training a week from
today at Naps, Calif. The new
hurler is lelthanded Jerry Cade.
Cadewn, with. the. praln Black
Sox of the semi-pro Southern
Oregon League in 1959 and was
recommended by Bill Beard, for
Husky Skier
Places First
Once-Noted Tentfrn
Slats Race Revived
(Coot, from preceding pace)
only a - 12th place in. the combined
after a poor slalom finish. "
Trailing Birketand for combined
honors were Phil Seaborn of Seat
tle, skiing for Sun Valley, Idaho,
and Walt Taulbee of the Univer
sity of Washington, who finished
fifth in the downhill.
Birkeland was fresh from a sec
ond-place finish in the NCAA
downhill last weekend in Aspen,
Colo. This race-was won by Taul
bee.
Neaie Feley Tape Wants
Nonie Foley of Houghton, Mich.,
completed a clean sweep la the
combined by winning both the
downhill and slalom. Her winning
time was 1:59 in a close race with
four other, women. She wss racing,
for Sun Valley. i
' Combined winners .in class B
were Jan Jones of the Stevens
Pass, Wash., ski patrol and Dave
Clack of the University of Washington.
It was the seventh running of
the Kandahar, last held In 1941,
The meet formerly alternated be
tween Mt. Hood and losemite,
Calif., but no will become an
annual event here. '.
Nele of Tragedy
A note of tragedy came with
word of the death of Hans Grae
Sr., prominent Sedttle skier who
was killed Sunday as he shoveled
snow off i ski club roof at Stev
ens Pass. He was buried when the
snow cascaded down from the
His teen-aged daughter, Jody
Grage of the Seattle Penguin Ski
Club, had just finished her down
hill run whenhe learned of 'The
accident. She left for home im
mediately. . ' ' .
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the frm, fellows who would ranks, has a 32-7 record with 14
make It with more th" half te kos. Smallwood s record la 17-4-2.
teems In the majors. The P"it
be eonned Into helievim" fev
reed nore seosonin snd that
thee will get their chance when
their time enmei or when the b'
tem runs Into Injuries or ail
ments. Ifr-Rslph MauriMlo tN Dodd
ers hav i rel rt'cv""t for "e
jivenr when, needed. fe w
at MoW'e tn iee Sni'te-n
Other featured fighters in action
around the country include heavy
weight Willie Pastrano and' ex
champion Ezzard Charles, feath
erweight contender Paul Jorgen
sen and lightweight Johnny
Gonsalves.
Patraae Meets Arthur
Pastrano. seventh ranking con
tender from New Orleans, fho Seriea.
has an unbeaten streak of 1 from a
HershFreeman
The signing of Cade brings to
18 the number of Senators under :
contract Luby is dickering with I j-j ' T 1
several other prospects and H )?." If 09 lPfl9
Athletic Round Table
Wakes Final Bio Gift
SPOKANE on - The Athletic Round Table which has given the
city a lot of laughs, some notoriety and a football stadium, chipped
in a golf course Sunday and prepared to join the gallery.
The slick new U-hole layout with a $120,00 club house will probably
be the last big donation from rZ, """" ."" .
lrainer 8 License
Lost in Maryland
India Buys
Jet Bombers
From Britain
LONDON Ml British sources
said Sunda) India has placed a
multimillion dollar' order for Brit
ish jet bombers, tanks and other
weapons alter -refecting - a - cut
price oftgr of Soviet arm.
There was no official confi-ma-tion
here or in New Delhi, but
authoritative sources in the Indi
an capital said the jets had been
ordered. They added that nego
tiations for tanks were continuing.
Informants said Britain .proba
bly wiU supply up to about 40
Canberra jet bombers' to replace
an ooaoiete fleet oi American
World War II Liberators. Up to
about the same number of Cen
to rion tanks and a range of other
equipment and arms have also
been ordered.
India began negotiating with
the British after receiving a Rus
sian offer to supply any number
of Ilyushin T28 jet bombers at
half price. Tanks and guns also
were offered by the Soviets.
India's annual defense budget
runs to about 420 million dollars.
India is launching a program
of military modernization to keep
pace, her spokesmen have said,
with, neighboring Pakistani in
creasing military atrength.
Crusaders Ey
Opening Game
Salem Academy's Crusaders will
play their Yawama League open
ing baseball game Friday. Willa
mina' will travel here for the jgarne
slated for 2:30 p.m.
Coach Bob Funk has seven let
termen back from last, year's team
that compiled a nine wins-three
losses record.
The returning lettermen are Glen
Pfau. third base: Ken McClain,
rainer Jimmv McGee was sus- . ' uu"'r'ul'
slot machines when members Wd Saturday by the Maryland' LflLl . -h tS
....i in.,.d.. t nu t ih, bun. d..: ' i Krater, catcher Ron whitaker.
.v r .. nai'iiig vummivMtin iot. six -K.t .j i , , n lew ugm snowers laier in me
dies and the officers gave it away, months, but the New Jersey nofte-: ys,op; 8nfl Loran fonke' - ' day tailed to dampen the Easter
ART, a private dub whose prao
tical Jokes and free spending won
it a nation-wide reputation.
The Round Tablers have a lot
oLjags left but not nearly as
much money as in the hey-day of
BOWIE. Md. I The license
oTtrs
Sun Smiles
On Outdoor
Portland Rites
PORTLAND W Thousands of
worshipers attended outdoor sun
rise Easter services in this area
Sunday morning, as, good veather
swelled attendance. The sun shone-,
intermittently for the early morn
ing services.
A few light showers later in the
should have them ready to sign
within a few days.
Luby pointed out again Sunday
that persons who pran to buy
season tickets should do it soon
so at to be eligible for the Lee
Irln fnr turn to th IBM World
... ... nnn not iudu
A ticket will be drawn
barrel on
TAMPA, Fla. (JB The Boston
Red Sox have had so many pitch
ers under their thumb the last two
years that somewhere along the
Mach Manry Spent
Joseph A. Albi, 61, a prominent
Spokane attorney and the only
president the club has ever had,
said the ART has spent more than
$1,500,000 to promote sports and
nonsense.
The ART once had 30 slot ma
chines in its cramped quarters in
the Dessert Hotel basement and
man plans to fiht
sion in the courts.
the unpen-
; fielder.
The suspension was given Mc- lists other too urosDects as Larrv
Gee because routine chemical Merk U d Hamilton Dave Zwie
tests turned up caffeine in the i . . , ,
horse. Morning After, which he Tom Penrod, Larry Dyk, Ron
bandied, after it won the sixth Fdnricht, Rodger Carter and
race at Bowie March 16. - I Dick Voth.
finery. Downtown Portland was
Among a turnout of 35, Funk : crowded with window shoppers.
line they were bound to let a good PePle ,ined UP to flay. The 'ate
I supreme court quuawru mt ma
chines in 1952. however, and the
Asn. "He neH a Wt "- en- i meets strapping Johnny Arthur of April 28. snd the
rol. Hell v'V it In WVt," siy
T"mno".
Stan Williams Is set for Fort
Worth because he was s str In
B ball last year at Newmort News.
Va, where be broke Johnn Van
der Meer'i strikeout record.
OtHert Draw Is res
Othen who draw raves 'from
ItroiiklrB'i farm boss ire Jim
Gentile, Charley Neal Bob Wil
son and George Anderson
"Gentile, it, l a big first base
man with terrific nower." says
Fresco. This l GenuVi first
tlmt on the varsitv roster and
you can look for him In th big
lea rues In 1958. or sooner.
"Nesl can outfiMd Jim Gilliam
right now," save Fresco, "hut he
cant hit with him." Nesl hit .274
at Mnntresl.
Wilson. 28, hit .317 at Montreal
nut his nine home runs shows he
lacks power for an 0'tfielder.
Anderson, Thnmoson will say, Is
a "Stanky type second bwemn"
heats vou mane wavs. He hit
.f.W at Fort Worth and since the
Dodger ire r'"h In second suck
ers Oilliim, Zlmmer and Neal
Andemon might be In for three
yean in Triple A ball
opening night.1 JTite HlBiB went the distance ,avish n of 'Ke over,
i lucky season with Bill Henry, Ike Dclock. Tom Uf Rof courw callfd ,he ...
South Africa at New- Orleans ticket holder who matches tne Hura ana young ueorge susce in meralda" after the ART'S wooden
Wednesday night. I number will oe given me pam ms nrsi iuu year ai me oosion nors4 mascoli i, , tough, 1.077
Charles, still hoping to get back trip for two.
on the big time, takes on Don
Jasper of Detroit, at Windsor,
Ont.. Monday night. Jorgensen.
ninth ranking featherweight eon-
tender from Port Arthur. Tex..
faces Dave Walden of Youngs-tmn7-0T
at Wouslod id another
Monday night scrap.
Gonsalves, No J . among the
lightweight challengers, meets
Frank Skidmora at Fresno, Calif.,
Tuesday night
Loes May Go
To Hospital
TAMPA. Fla. I - Billy Loes
Idaho Sweeps
All Ski Titles-
helm. He let a few fellows go. One ; f ard lavout with , par j5.3j71 in
of them was Hershril Freeman;- It : ih northeast sretion of town. The
has now turned out to be a mis
take -, '
"Birdie Tebbetta wants you."
Higgins said to Freeman last May.
"! think you can help him. end.
help yourself.'' "
Freeman had been In 24 games
tWm ttaA Cav auup A 4hrAA.irap
SUN VALLEY, Idaho- W-ldaho ! jod but WM neitnw (ish nor
ART claims it has an appraised
value of $.500,000. ;.
Mayor Victim ef Gag
The club picked April FBbl'i
Da; to .Kiv? , jt ..ta , the Acity. and
couldn't let- the occasion pass
without a gag. While Mayor Wil
lard Taft was in the midst of his
"heartfelt gratitude acceptance
swept all titles over the weekend foul He ,tarted three games and 'P"- th ART drowned him out
Jo leave no doubt about the team compieted.oneU -
Ski Tournatnent.
David Butls of McCall, Idaho,
one, says
Freeman, now a brilliant relief
pitcher for the Cincinnati Redlegs
and a 110,000 waiver bargain. It
..... Gwt.u'. t.t&nhi1l rwm a
weU as the previous day's slalom.!" '?'JWJ,nJ'0" '1952'
He placed second behind McCall s Th f'rs' hl 1 al'owfd f hme
BiUPBrandenburg in Friday's ski by e Yos t I wound up
jump. I" -. .
whn nointi1 "One day I pitched i game in
may go to Johns Hopkins or some don'( contribute to team scoring, 1 Detroit and felt like a lost man.
other hospital where he will re- Beverly Anderson of Muilan,, Ida-1 With Cincinnati I know at least
ceive specialiied treatment for u. u.n .h, Hnwnhilt race Sundavi what my job is."
nis sore shoulder Buzzy Bavasi,!,,,,, loolt lne womc., com.
"" Tim-pitTiiuciH, limy niise.kin tills
a decision Sunday. , fiutu WM ,h4 combined chan pie. last Aug. 25 he saved .both
I might as well go home if ponship for the men. His team- amei of ,w,n b' ln Brooklyn,
something can't be "done," said!Bt. RranHmhure. won the na-The next day he helped make it
Seattle TakegR
Win From Ansels
LONG BEACH, Calif. I -The
Seattle Rainiers whipped the Los
Angeles Angels 1-3 Sunday in a
Pacific Coast League exhibition
game featured by two inside-the-park
horn runs.
Seattle's Bob Duretto cracked a
three-run inside homer in the
fourth inning to give the Rainiers
a 3-0 edge at that point. John
Goryl hit a two-run roundtripper
inside Recreation Park for the Angels.
the ailing righthander. "It swells
up Just, like . last... year..! xan:t,
throw at all and there evidently
is nothing that can be done about
it here.
"I am trying
no
to make the northern trip with
ine ciud.
mate, Brandenburg, won the na
tional junior ski jumping champion
ships last month" at Frsnconia,
N. H., where Butts placed second.
Idaho led team standings lor the
in ... B..,.-i'..j three days with 869.0 points, fol
io see Bavasi and , ... ;' rirfn man.
ivitru SSI eiin.it
Wyoming, 789.9; California. 774.5;
Oregon. 769.6; Nevada, 758.3; Utah,
with a barrage of ear-splitting
noise bombs from a nearby hill.
"This coufse," said Albi earlier,
"is our memorial to Esmeralda so
that future generations will know
what we stood for.
The ART donated (300.000 for
Spokane's 30,000-seat Memorial
stadium built in 1950. Other slot
machine clubs here also eontribut
ed after Round Table prodding.
Started With Argnmeat
The Round Table started as an
argument 36 years ago when sev-
rreemms oo is mat ol lire- en business and professional men
man. He saves games. For exam- met for lunch to debate a footbal
game. They filibustered for
week, then decided to make it
permanent with a clubhouse of
world 'their own in the hotel.
From the duel of others anxious.
to join and a battery of slot ma
the
three straight over
champs. -
Freeman's 2.15 earned run mark
for the Redlegs was best in the Na
Sunrise se- vices at Laurelhurst
Park, always one of the most
popular here, were attended by ,
: tc than 3,000 persons. The
churches also reported heavy .at
tendance at Easter services.
chines, the bankroll zoomed. I'n-
!. hH inj ,,.,. u. . 746.0: Washington. 722.0; New Mex-
but was of llttl vat.,, .rt-r ih.'ico. 707.1, and South Dakota, 665.3,
middle of the season.
Butts led individual men's stand
ings with 299.3 points, followed by
Brook Kin s-vp.rjiM nar three other Idahoans: Brandon-
owned by Glen Bice of Oalesburg.jburg. 292 2; Bill Thompson, 271.8,
111., led the nation's harness horses and Eddie WafoT 271.0. All are
in 1955 with 27 victories. He made from McCiff. Dave Gorsuch of
42 starts and earned 84.410. I Climax, Colo., was fifth with 270.2.
Beavers lo Open Cape
Season With Colorado
BOULDER, Colo. ID An open
ing game with Oregon State Col
lege is listed on the 1954-57 non
conference basketball schedule
released by Russell (Sox) Wal
seth, Colorado's new head basket
ball coach.
The ontest Is scheduled in
Boulder next Dec. 3.
NO. 2 OR BETTER?
By Alan Mover
SANTA CLARA VICTOR
SANTA CLARA, Calif. UB - The
University of Santa Clara defeat
ed the University of Portland. 8-6
in a exhibition baseball game here
Saturday. Santa Clara pounded
four Portland pitchers for 13 hits
and scored three runs In the fifth
. inning.
Look and I .earn
By A. C COKDON
1. Which two U. S. Presidents
have had mors cities, towns and
' children named (or them than all
other Presidents put together?
. 2. Who succeeded Moses as the
leader of the Children of Israel?
3. What South American country
borders all other countries but
...two?- -
4. What department of the U.S.
Government correspondents t o
England's "Foreign Office"?
8. Which continent has the lar
gest topulation, and which the
smallest?
ANSWERS
1. George Washington and An
drew Jackson.
. Joshua.
I. Braiil.
4 Department of Slate,
I. Asia and Australia,
l II .'?.- . '..If.-- DnBV. ACIP
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A V..5.-tyiJ.,.-..l.4,'..t K JTjj'TSSJ
m s i iri i mi tl
tional League a year ago, but'.der the nonprofit club law" that
Pittsburgh's Bob Friend had more I permitted the slots, all the money
than the required 154 innings and ! nad t0 8ivfn '
won the title. Freeman worked 92 ! Spectacular Methods
frames in 52 games for a 7-4 rec-p The ART did it with a flourish
ord. i ana a gag in spectacular ways.
"Getting him was. the best deal R promoted a $25,000 national golf
I've made in my two years ln the;,ournamnl: $25,000 hole-in-one
(11) (oi m r?
S k3U GAL YOURSELF 3
( eV"V " " Regularly 19c gal. ALLSTATE
GBcnDCi 5I
majors," says Tebbetts.
Coaches Favor
College Stars
contest; put up $70,000 for two
football exhibition games. It has
sponsored everything from, a soft
ball team for-amputees, to a
Christmas party in July.
The biggest stunt was the 1942
"Bundles for Congress" campaign
to spook Washington during con
sideration of a Congressional pen
sion bill.
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'Cont. from preceding page kyw. ; A c...j n ,.,'
. . - - - . . niui Kiiiiiiru uiiU4av. ouv U 1WK3
ntttrteam by 10 or more points Iifc, !i, hnnKV'i. ... '
From now on, he conceded, the
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three times prior to the tourna
ment.
Boeshka Impresses Fidlrr
Fidler, whose AAU champs
sandwiched a 15-game swing into
the Orient and the Philippines into
their schedule, said he was im
pressed with the play of Dick
Rou.'hka, former St. Louis Uni
versity star who performed for
ART will have to watch nickels
and dimes and play philanthropy
Close to tne vest.
The ART dressed up the open-
in ceremonies with an exhibition
golf match pitting professionals
Joe Greer of Yakima and Tom
Boucher of Walla Walla against
amateurs Erv Parent of Seattle
v;..L !... piii.i.ri..a r.i , imrm ui
v"n l" iand R.kI Funseth of Spokane. The
pros took a 2-and-l victory over
: the amateurs in the best-ball
The Seattle coach said he would
go along with the same starting
lineup, however, that made the
rhainpionship grade at Denver.
Most of the B'tchan team is com
posed of former Pacific Coast Con
fcrei ce stars.
m.tch.
ride Tahle
Tltei for Taft, Orrfan
iCtmolled br V. S Conit and
Geodetic Survey, Portland. Ore I
April U
Hllh Water
Time Height
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4 4(1 am.
S 441 p m.
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10 -41 a.m..
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Skalertt Gain Chance
In Statewide Con l out
Sherry Steen and Donald Reed
won the dance of the month contest
at Salem's Skateland Sunday night
The skating dance was "Skaterei
March." Second' place went to
Gary Sanders and Barbara Meech.
Robert Claus and Sharon Howell
nil"" Hel.hI were third and Daryl Peterson and
li uim: 5 a Judy Pribe were fourth.
1:01 p m.
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The first and second place fin
i:.hers will compete in the state
wide contest to be held next Sun
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Abbott New Golf Pro
For Two Links CIuIm
PORTLAND ur Fielding Abbott
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,, try Club near Hillsboro,
11 1 Abbott has been assistant pro at
. East moreland hers since last
'n spring.
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