Ov .. TT fill . TTA 'Ti
.Home Runs MarE Majoi1
oop upeners; Mamie mms
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Sluggers
I a t i
Ike's Toss Opens 1956 Ball Campaign
Senators, Lose to Collegians? 6 to 5
Looking Things Over at Senators Camp in Napa
. T f SANTA ROS
V '-- f . p J .'-The Salem
'A 2 j ,' t i I inolhcr spring
f yi i V f baseball game
, y . the Santa
VVV 1 jKi We here, by
V f r ' A towering I
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Homers Bring
About Defeat
Spokane Indians Next
On Exhibition Schrd
KAPA Maaager Hugk Labj (risht) an tame af hla Salem Seaatort 1 Zarl. catcher wba hai aa twa jreara tl ara eaperieare aa4 k waa
iplraati look ttalagt aver during a warkaat la the ball elub't aprlag j auralaj damaged kaee whea pkU vat takea, aad Pete China, the
training drills here at the Fairgroaadi. With Lubjr, tram left la popular Senators trainer lar the past five seasaas. The Seaalsrs apea
right are Harald Swaaaaa. roakie third batemaa (ram Sacraments; Narthweat League play la Salem April 21 with tha Weaatckea Chlels.
Alva Brawa, rankle flrat basemaa Irsm HUlametU I'nlTersltyj Ky . v
I
For Every Hit a Run . . .
Oregon State Topples
WU Bearcats, 10 to 8
rejjonMtate8inan
U.ll u
rnOVHIIC Cnnlnll TlraHAI! Onto Siwl U'ill.TmftlP Mrh Col
lccted a run for every hit they made but the Beavers had two more ' Statesman, Salem, Ore. Wed., April 18 ,'56 (Sec II)-11
earh here Tuesday afternoon to down me saiem visitors, iv-a
Willamette jumped off with a quick four runs in the second inning
and sophomore pucner Jac row
lcr held the Oregon Staters hitless
and runless for three innings to
makes -things rosy for the Bear
cats early in the game.
Fowler tired in the fourth, how
ever, and gave up four hits and
four runs in the fourth and fifth
to give life to OSC. Dan Feller
took over for Fowler in the sixth,
but in less than two innings the
Beavers pounded him for five hits
and five runs.
Brareats Scare Faar
Willamette 'scored four runs In
the second, the first two coming
when Wes Malcolm hit a bases
loaded single. Fowler then singled
to load the bases again and Bill
Nelson sent two more runs home
with another single.
Frank Caruso scored for Willam-
No Contenders
For Marciano
Claims Moore
SEATTLE Wl "Man," assert
ed portly Archie Moore, "there
tust ain't nobody. Nobody but a
lotta zircons."
Fresh he wasn't even breath
ing hard from a three-round
knockout of 233-pound George Par
mentier Monday night, the elder
ly Arch was being interviewed by
Angels' Homers
Crush Portland
LOS ANGELES W-Lo 'Angeles (lammed four Portland pitchers
hard Tuesday and took the series opener from Portland. Hy
Cohen and Bob Anderson held the Beavers to eight hits, Anderson
coming on in the sixth to blank them the rest of the way. The Angels
teed off on Rene valdes in the sec
Joe Lewis. The idea of being in
tcrviewed by somebody named ette in the fourth on Terry Zicgel
Joe Lewis hit him harder than man's sacrifice fly after he had
had Parmentier.
Thinks Rocky Won't Quit
"If Rocky Marciano actually re
tires and you are named bene
ficiary of the title," said The As
sociated Press' Joe ' Lewis,' "who
would be the outstanding contend
er?
singled to get on. The Bearcat;
rallied for three runs in the ninth
but the spurt fell two short. Pete
Reed belted a long triple to score
two of the runs and Zicgclman
singled to score Reed.
OSC tallied three runs in the
fourth when,Twink Pederson, for
And that's when Moore came mer Salem High star, tripled with
op with "nobody." two on and then scored himself on
"But Rocky isn't going to re- j a fielder's choice.
- 4ire," prophesied the Arch. 'That ; Harle Hits Triple
talk is just to drum up interest. Warren Harle's triple and Tom
I figure to get him in a return j Bowen's double gave OSC another
bout and a lice time would be; run in the fifth. The Beavers
Sept. 21. That would be the anni- j WOred three more in the sixth on
versary of our last fight. . three singles and added two in
"Man, it won't be any anniver- the seventh off a triple by Larry
sary waltz." Brown.
Pompey Tllle Bout J Dick Wilson, Oregon State right-
Before he has any more truck , hander, came in in the fifth inning
with Mr. Marciano, Moore has aland turned in a good relief job
June date to keep with Yolande t0 give OSC the win.
Pompey in London. And before j Willamette next plays a double
this defense of his light hevy- header with Northwest Conference
weight, title, Archie must rid him-, fo, Linficld at McMinnville Satur
self of several pounds of midsec-, day.
rarmemier party ac ijm, a diud-
bery 18 pounds too many. i ziwimnj
"Why," asked the persistent . nh.ioii.i
Lewjs, "do you classify the cur, I yj"
rent heavyweight crop as 'zir- Pntton.c'
cons' ? j c,"ruk!ll;5,
"Man," chuckled the Arch, Milpoim.m
"they all look like diamonds until Fowler p
vmi cat 'am lnc tin Than met 'r'"'
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
' W L Pet. W L Pet.
Seattle 4 1 .M7 Vanrvr S 4 .420
Lot Anf 9 .825 Portland S 4 .424
S Diego 4 3 .971 Sarram .1 4 .429
Sn Fran 1 S (00 Hollvwd 1 4 .333
Tueiday'i resulti: at San Franclaro
J Seattle 4; at Loi Anele 11, Port
land S: at Sacramento 1. Hollywood
I, at San Diego 3, Vancouver i.
ond inning and before it was over
had scored six runs.
Elsewhere in the PCL, Seattle
continued last season's winning
ways against the San Francisco
Seals, winning 4 to 3 for leadership
in the league; Dave Hoskins pitch
ed and batted a homer to lead San
Diego to a 3-2 win over Vancouver,
and George Risley, Sacramento
rookie, hit his first homer to de
liver the Sotons a 3-2 win over
Hollywood.
ROSA, Cal.-(Special)
Senators dropped
training exhibition
Tuesday, this one
Rosa Junior Col
the score of 6-5.
towering home run in the
eighth inning by Outfielder Kat
Hengawa oil young Gary Espe
won the clash. The wallop was a
long drive into the trees behind
center field. ,
The loss brought to 03 the rec
ord for Manager Hugh Luhy s
Salem club, which is in the pro
cess of giving numerous rookie
players their chance to make the
ball club.
Cawdell Starter
''"Jl Espe was the third Salem hurl.
rr in ine name, wny manon
Cowdell started and pitched three
innings, yielding a home run in
the second to Gary Madrell, who
turned out to be the winninc
flinger, Madrell's blow was a long
one to center neia also.
Then Andy George, the rookie
from Willamette U took over and
had one rough inning, during
which he was banged for three
runs and. as many hits. Georce
settled down thereafter, however,
and fanned. six batters during his
stay.
Espe gave up sinele runs in
the seventh and eighth to suffer
tne loss.
N Errors Made
On the bright side, the trio of
Salem pitchers gave but six hiU
and walked , only two batters.
Also, tne Senators made no field
ing errors. Nor did the winning
collegians.
Salem bad seven hits off three
Santa Roaa hurlers but scored in
only the sixth and eighth innines.
In the sixth Lyn Costa singled,
Ray Webster walked. Bob Ester
brook ripped a single to right for
one tally, Hal Kelley walked and
Harold Swanson hit a sacrifice
fly for the other.
Then in the eighth, when Sa
lem tied the score at 5-3, Frank
Srekula doubled, Ron Stull was
hit by a pitch. Swanson doubled
in two runs and the other came
in on Jerry Waldrop'i sacrifice
fly. ... - . - -.,
Easterbrook Hits -
Both Easterbrook and Jack
Henry, another of the numerous
Salem rookies, had two hits.
Luby again used just about
everyone he has in the game,
sending' 17 into action.
The weather was cloudless and
warm, and the Senators had a
brisk workout before the late af
ternoon game.
Salem goes to Calistoga Wed
nesday for another afternoon
game with the Spokane Indians,
who are in training there.
Luby told following the game
that he "probably will have some
announcements to make in the
next few days concerning the
moving of players some off the
current roster and some more
new ones onto it."
The Senators boss has been in
WASHINGTON PretlaVnt Elaeaaewer tartwa ant the first ball ta get the MSI baseball seasaa started
Tuesday. Maaager Caack Dreaaea af the Waaalagtea Seaatara Is at left aad Maaager Casey Steagel
af the New York Yankees Is at right. Mickey MaaUa ckated twa aamers aad Ysft Berra aa to lead
the Yanka to a 1M vfctary. AP Wlrephtto)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Plttaburg-h at Naw York Uttle-
5-121 va. comet ta-ioj. ,
field 15-131 va. Comet (S-!
(Only lama acheduled.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baltlmor at Boaton Uqora (10-10)
vi. Portertleld (10-17).
Kanau City at Detroit Ditmar
(12-131 va. Gromek (13-10).
New York at Wifhington (night)
rucks a-1) VI. wiener (9-J).
(uniy famta acnaauwa.)
Five Home Runs
Johnny Goryl, Jim Bolgcr and; rinse rnntart with th Sarramen.
Casey Wise homered for the An- j to Coast League club, at well as
gels in the second Inning and Gene with San Diego.
Aiuacn ana sieve biiko siammea
the ball out in the -sixth. Bolger's
t o l.ono washgtn o l .ooo blast was good for two runs so he
1 0 1000 Baltimr 0 1 MO ' , 1mh tha Annul, with U
W L Pet
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet.
Nw Yrk
Boston
I A luut rMi A 1 AnA
Kn Cltv -1 .M Clevland 1 4KN i RBI'S.
Tuetdav'i resultn: At Washington
4. New York 10: at Boston S. Balti
more 1: at Chicago 1. Cleveland li
at Detroit 1, Kansaa City 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WLPct. WLPct.
NwYrk 1 0 1.C00 Pittshgh t 1 .onfl
Philadel 1 0 1 000 Broklyn 0 1 .0(10
lalea
Sonny licit KO Victor
PatUlurtryVJinsKO
From Jackson In 7fli
PORTLAND UB-lrish Pat McMurtry, a lot-pounder from Tacoma,
Wash., won a knockout victory over Matt Jackson, 171, of Salt Lake
City here Tuesday night.
Jackson s seconds threw In the towel In tha seventh round after
their fighter had been floored
(14) Oregon State
zircon.
Saxons Net Team
Blanks Viks, 74)
4 0 1 Harle. 1
0 1 Bowen.i
0 0 Lovejoy.c
1 0 Evfey.m
0 1 Bettndrf,S
1 1 Stott.r
1 1 Pederon.a
1 i Brown. 1
0 1 Jnhnion.p
0 A Onmhre p
0 I) Wilson, p
0 0 d Moore
1 fl
B R H
4 2 2
ft (I 2
4 0 0
4 I I
9 1 1
3 1 A
13 2
4 1 2
0 ft 0
1 0 0
1 ft ft
till
rvey.n
Hurfl.J
Moore..!
WMjnbl.tn 0 1 0
xRced 1 1 1
Totals 3: I I Totalt 39 1010
x Trioled 'or Harvey in 9th.
d Grounded out tor Gamhee In 4th.
Miiwok 01.(100 Chicago oi .ooo ; ,, i notching his second vie.
SI. L.OU 1 V l.miu uni-inn u j .mm , nil. urlkl .....
wiy, kii. naiusri was tiiaicu
with the loss.
Tuesdav'a results: At Brooklyn S,
Philadelphia S: at New York ' 4.
Pttlshurgh 3: at Milwaukee, S. Chi
cago 0; at Cincinnati 2. St Louia 4.
(S) (S) Santa Rota
BHOA B H O A
Costal 10 0 1 Brlaesl 4 1 s
HenryJ 3 2 12 Ginanij 4 113
WebMr.a 3 0 10 Guinn.a 4 0 14
Szpkla.m 3 1 I 0 Mngwa.l 4 10 0
nh P,b,oi,l kit ik. koil li"nK,r-i 4 14 0 Mari.r-n I l l o
thrA. Lindsy.3 10 0 1 Mntson.l 1111
' " . e , , A A A , A
owiisn.d I t I v muiiy.) v t u
Brown. 1 113 0 Prkins.p 10 10
Wldrp.r tilt Ufhtft.r 10 0 0
Koepf.c 4 0 9 1
Cowdl.p 10 0 0
Georg.p 10 0 0
Espe.p 1 ft 0 0
x-King 10 0 0
d-Leahy 10 0 0
oi ouiAuwaM mi me uhii uhu j Kellev.l 10 10 Tdmn.m 3 0 4 0
the bleachers in the second and stuii.i 1020 Larson.e 2102
fter Ed Mickelson hit a
1 run homer in the fifth, Borkowski
followed with his second homer.
Cohne gave up all Portland's
The powerful South Salem Saxon
Tennis team rolled to its third
straight tennis' win by defeating -Harver
j John--on
I Csmhea
1 Wilson
Wi'lamettt Old 100 OO.'V 0 S 4
osc ono an 2i 10 to
IP AB HO EH SO BB
9 19 4 4 3 3
P'i 11 9 5 1 1
1", 0 1 1 1 1
1', 1 3 4 0 1
2'a 1 1 11.1
9 IS 2 1 3 2
Winner Wilson. Loser Fellrr. HP
McCalllster
Junior Highs
In Dual Meet
The first dual meet of the sea
son is scheduled today between
the Leslie and Parrish junior
high schools. The session is
slated to start at 3:30 p.m. on the
Parrish oval (Olinger Field).
In last week's opening relays
meet between the cresstown jun
ior high rivals, the southern Les-, in the third and Schult boomed
lies Bwcpt all three divisions, the his in the sixth off starter Jack
varsity, 8th and 7th grades. .Thomas after Seattle had scored
It is on the strength of that twice in the first inning,
achievement that the Leslies will i Jansen, the old New York Giant
be favored in. today's dual ses- righthander, replaced Don Frac
sinn. chia on the Seattle mound with
The schools go back to relays ! (w0 men on base in the eighth
action next ween, meeiing
Lcslie April $6.
Sensational Fielding '
Jack LittreU of Portland struck
out four times in a row but the
Beaver shortstop made a sensa
tional fielding play to complete a
double killing in the fourth, peg
ging Mauch out at first while he
was sprawled over second base
man Dick Young.
The box acare:
Home runs by Bill Glynn and
Art Schult, coupled with brilliant
relief pitching by veteran Larry
Jansen were responsible for the
Rainiers' triumph before 1,680
fans at Seals Stadium.
Glynn blasted his four-master
226,097 See
Major Openers
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A total of 226,097 spectator
watched the eight major league:
openers Tuesday.
The biggest crowd, 40,037, was
at Detroit where Kansas City de
feated the Tigers, 21.
The American League outdid
the National League, 117.210 to
great as last year, however, when
108,887. The margin wasn't so
the staggered American League
opeaers drew 132,004 compared
to 90,715, in the National.
The weather was bad last year,
but not much sun pecked into the
parks Tuesday, cither, and In fact,
there were snow flurries In both
Detroit and Milwaukee, which at
tracted the second biggest crowd,
39,766.
three times by McMurtry's right
to tha jaw and a series of sharp
left jabs. Referee Ralph Gruman
then stepped in and stopped the
fight after 1:34 of the round.
Jackson got In soma good blowt
in the opening round and started
McMurtry's nose bleeding. It con
tinued to bleed throughout the
fight.
Jackaaa Hits Caaras
In the second round the Salt
Lake City Negro absorbed a series
of sharp rights and at one point
was down on the canvas. It ap
peared to spectators that he had
slipped, however, as no particu
larly hard blow was landed.
Jackson came back in the third
and traded blow for blow. But in
the next round he was shaken
badly by right to the jaw.
McMurtry softened Jackson up
in the sixth round with a series
Devikljake
Limits Eased
A 30-trout oaf limit per day with
no length limit for Devils Lake In
Lincoln County was agreed upon
by the Oregon Game Commission
at a public bearing in Portland
last Friday.
The game commission plans to
chemically treat Devils Lake late
this summer to remove the carp
which have infested the lake much
to the detriment of the sport fish
ery. The liberal bag limit It In
line with the commission's policy
of allowing anglers to utilise a
fishery as much as possible before
chemical treatment. There is no
Slam 18
4-Baggers
Yanks Nab 7in,:
Brooklyn Loses
By WU. CRIMSLEY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Two -prodigious, 475-foot blasts
by the New York Yankees' Mick
ey Mantle act a borne run ton
tor the opening of the major
league baseball season Tuesday
and the Dodgers proved they re
still the "daffy Dodgers."
Brooklyn's proud world cham
pions suffered a lapse of memory;
almost forgot to raise their flat;
and, finally after an embar-
rassing as-minute delay went
dowa before the Philadelphia Phil
lies at Ebbet field M.
The majors began another An-
ril-to-October marathoa en all
fronts in generally crisp, football
Ish weather before turnouts total
ling close to a quarter of a mil
lion people. Snow flurries at De
troit failed ta dissuade crowd ..
4.037. :
Berra Rita 4VfM
Mantle, one of three men to hit
double bom runs, became tha
first batter ever to send two shots
over Griffith Stadium'i distant
eenterfield fence in single game.
These two shots, plus a -(or-4
performance by catcher Yogi Ber
ra, gave the Yankees a 1M vic
tory ever the Washington Senators.
These batting pyrotechnic.
which also Included two homo)
runs by Washington's Karl Olson,
thrilled a crowd of 27,837, Includ
ing President Elsenhower and oth
er government dignitaries.
Tha President, garbed la taa
overcoat and brown fedora, fol
lowed tha chief executive tradi
tion of tossing out the first ball.
He cut loose a nigh, arching pitch
which, after a player scramble,
was retrieved by the Yankees la
fielder Gil McDougald.
William Leads Baetaa
In other Americas League
garnet, Ted Williams, making hit
first opening day appearance la
four years, slammed two doublet
and a tingle against the "shirr
to help lead the Boston Red Sox
to aa 1-1 victory over Baltimore;
the Chicago white Sox edged
Cleveland J-l when the Indians'
Bob Lemoa walked across tha
winning run. and the Kansas City
Athletics topped tha Detroit Tig
ert 21 on a two-run plncb-bit
double by Gus ZernlaU .
In the National League, the New
JYork Glanta rapped the Pitta-
burgh Pirates 4-3, with Johnny
Antonelli pitching a aix-hitter and
contributing a bome run; tha Mil
waukee Braves shut out the Chi
cago Cubs M largely en borne
runt by Hani Aaron and Joa Ad-
ICaat. page It. eat. I)
of jabs to the face and then in the i hag umit on the warm-water game
fotals M 1 24 1 Total. 20 1 27 11
x-FI.ed out (or Stull In Oth.
d-Flied out lor Eape In Oth.
Salem 000 002 0.109 1 0
Santa Ttosa 010 300 ltx-4 0 0
Winnins pitcher Madrell.
Losing pitcher Espe.
Pitcher to h
Cowdell 1 1
Georse , 3 3
Rape 2 2
Murray , 3 1
Perkin 3 2
Madrall 3 3
Hit by pitcher Stull
er to bb
1 1 0
3 0 1
2 1-1
0 4 2
2 9 2
3 0 0
F.rrora
None. Homt runs Madrell. Mingowa.
Three-base hlta Szckula, Swanson.
Runs batted In Swanson 3. Easter
brook. Waldrop, Brims. Mintjowa,
Madrell, Larson 3. Matson. Sacrifice
SwanOQ Ipl. Waldrop Id. Double
elayn Santi Rosa 2. Time 2:17.
mplres Fisher, Rossi & McGowan,
Attendance 290.
Bearcat Netters
Dump Pacific 7-0
FOREST GROVE - (SpcciaD
The Willamette Bearcat tennis
squad, winning every match in
straight sets, swamped the Pacific
University Badgers, 1-0, here Tues
day. Results were:
Singles: Bud Mull over Jerry
Kalapus, (-3. 6-0; Ray Myers over
Don Berg, 6-0, 7-5; Ian Maclver
over Tom Carmichael, 6-2, 6-1;
Norm Coocking over Niel Cays, 8-6,
6-3; Royal Keith over Don Ku
banks, 6-1, 6-1.
Doubles: Myers-Mull over Kala-pus-Berg,
6-4, 6-2; Maclver-Cock-ing
over Cays-Carmichael, 6-1, 6-4.
seventh moved in for the kill.
Hell Wins Kaeckatrt
Eddie Johann, 174 ,, Portland,
won a knockout victory in 1:40 of
the second round over Gene
Meeker, 170'i, Estacada, Ore., in
a scheduled four-rounder.
Sonny Hett, 174, Salem, won a
fourth round knockout victory over
Carlton Lincoln, m1. Portland,
in a scheduled five-rounder. -
Jacycee Johnson, 139, Seattle,
won a knockout victory over Kel
Wayne, 159, Vancouver, Wash., In
39 seconds of the fourth round of
a scheduled six-rounder.
Dick Layne. 154, Billings, Mont.,
won a knockout victory In the
fifth round over Jack Headon,
157', Edmonton, Canada, in a
scheduled eight-rounder.
at
inning.
Portland ()
BHOA
Young.2 3 0 1 3 Wise s
Marqi.1 9 0 10 Mauch. 2
Mrmn.m 4 12 0 Haas.r-
Mikl.n l 3 1 12 0 Rilko.l
Erkskt.r 4 3 10 Gory I.J
Baxes.3 3 111 Coats.l
4 12 3 Bolcr.m
North Salem's Vikings, .7-0, at the
South Salem courts here Tuesday.
The Saxons twcot everv match
in copping the win. !Ty Johnson. Lft-wiiia'metu s, osc Yakima Valley Blanks
Results were: singles: Roger's t Zieaeiman, Lioscomb. carmo, ...
Stewart over Larry Johnson, tvj.ljg"--, Olympic Junior, 5-0
!-7. 6-4: Bill Jacobson over Glen : Rnwrn R-ttendorf. Pederson 2.
T1...1 ma aa. t.j u,a .,..! Brown 3. Zieielman 2. Nelson 2, YAKIMA Pt Don Rntmnssen i S ?fL.
iuiiiaiii, wv, w-v, icu j'inii irni :. . , ' . , q i.,.ir,n 1 -i.aiuin.c i J J DoiKr.m
Lee WeaveO-I
mmgs over Ian Brydon. 6-0 6-1; ,, r I I riedirj 0002 b-dvis
Jerry Hagen over Dick Buchanen. junior
Softball Play Opens '"
Action m the senior division of
the Church Softball League got un
derway Tuesday with three games.
Scores were Evangelistic Temple
7, Capital Baptist 0; Grace Luther
an , LDS 3, First EUB 7, Engle
wood EUB 1 (called darkness.)
Junior division games Wedncs-
111c vicsini Aiiwi wi .iic isva. 1 , , . 1 son , i nomas,
Panthers will be the host team dav, at Olinger Field-St Mark s ,nd sadowskt
,uiau fn- . M.riAn Tnuntw P. uiueran vs. rTuniana-miaaie-
(11) Los Anaeles
BHOA
Doubles : Jacobson-Stewart over
Johnson-Durham, 6-0, - 6-1; Roy
Stangeby-Jerry Carleton over Kent
Jaquith-Bob Parkhurst, 6-1, 6-2.
Deaf School Host Club
"For Triangular MeeT"
The Oregon School for the Deaf
9
Valley a 5-0 win in the nightcap I a-wiison l o o o Andtn.p i
of a state conference baseball ! wibei,p mm
rfn..hlAhA.A. .riA. it,, ni. i Unl P J 1 0 2
uuuuiviitnui i mill uic Vijlliiiva
took the opener, 3-1.
Roy Critser gave up only two
hits to win the first game.
2 1 4
1 2 1
0 2 0
2 13
2 2 2
0 0 0
2 1 0
1 1 0
1 0 1
0 0 0
0 3 0
Xleanies' Grab Win
In Armory Main Event
PCL Line Scores:
"Seattle '.'.ZrZTlX 01 Mail r 2
San Francisco 100 000 Via 3 S O
Fracchia, Jensen (Si and Robert
son: Thomas, Schroll 17). Smith 19)
League trick and field meet. The rv: FMt Christian vs. Morning-1 S8rr,m,nU) . m lm 02 3 1
Jefferson Lions and Sublimity, side Methodist; Highland Friends; Nelson, wade ni and Om.skr.
Saints are. to perform with the vs. Salem Heights Baptist; Engle-j 0nb.u,h, c.ndim is, and Ba.ch.
Panthers, on the OSD field. wnod El'B vs. First Baptist; First ; Vancouver . ino 001 ono too
Starting time for the meet is Presbyterian vs. First Congrega-jS.".- ; Jj" 3M.
2 p.m. , jUOOaU l(on, Ntlt v(i Hoiklna and Jones,
Total! 33 8 24 13 Totals 34 12 27 11
a-Grounded out (or Fiedler In Oth.
b-Struck out lor Cohen in 9th.
Portland - 010 140 000 I
Loa Aneles 060 023 OOx-11
aV-Baxea. RBI Borkowski 2. Mick-,
elson 3. Gory!, Boiler 3. Wise 3.
Mauch, Bllko 2, Hannah. HR Bor
kowski 2. Cdrjl, Boljer, Wl-e. Wlck
elson, Mauch. Bilko. SB Bolger.
DP Llttill to Youns: Voun to
Llttrell To Mickelson: Calderont to
Littrell. Left-Portland 1. Is An
geles 9. BB Valdes 1. riedler 3.
The triple tag team of Herbie
Freeman, Ricky Waldo and Kurt
von Poppenheim, the latter a
surprise sub for Larry Chene,
last night spilled the combo of
Pedro Gdoy, Bull Montana and
Tommy Phelps in the riproarioui
main event at the Armory.
Von Poppenheim, usually any
thing but I fair-haired rasslin'
gent here, gained the plaudits of
the crowd by joining up with
Freeman and Waldo, replacing
Chene who has been on the shelf
since injuring his ankle here t
week ago,
The powerful Freeman was
victim Df the first fall,- yielding
In the final fall Freeman got
even with Phelps by uging a full
nelson. Phelps tried desperately
to reach for help from Montana
in a corner, but didn't make it.
He had to "uncle" before he
could tag his partner, freeman
then let go and Phelps tagRed
Montana. The Bull stormed into
the ring and eventually got an
atomic drop on Freeman. But
Referee Cal Roberts Ignored it.
for Phelps had yielded earlier.
At times the mix got wild and
all six gladiators went at it, keep
ing Refs Roberts and Bill Fletch
er busy.
- In the card s first match rree.
fish In the lake such at perch
and bullheads.
The regulations will go Into ef
fect on April 281 h, the regular
trout season opening date, and ex.
tend to September 1st, when the
regular trout bag limit will again
apply,
Pacific Badgers
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FOREST CROVE (II Pacific
University posted Itt tecond con
secutive Northwest Conference
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ing Lewis and Clark 2-0.
Extra-bate hits by Pacific'! Bob
Gehrtt figured la both the runt.
Bob Graham pitched all nine
innings for the winners, allowing
only live hits.
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Bcllnne's three-run triple in the
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Bears M Tuesday in a North
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Bellone's hit off Dick Young
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Herb Lewis hit a 340-foot homer
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GATES HOST FOR MEET
GATES (Special) The
Gates High School track and field
team will be the host for a tri
angular meet here Wednesday
which also involves the Amity
and St. Paul schools. The three
Marion County B League outfits
are to start the meet at 2 p.m.,
according to the schedule.
MEET AT CHEMAWA
CIIEMAWA - (Special)-The
Scio, Mill City and Chemawt
High School track and field teams
are scheduled lo meet here at 2
p.m. Wednesday In a triangular
meet. All -are Marion County "B
to Phelps" slam, and preat after man and Phelps went to a fast, League schools.
Godoy and Montana took turns no-fall draw. Then Irish Jack
working him over and softening O'Reillv and Fletcher went to an- KROIX AVERAGING till
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