Yankees Again Top Boston! of- Third Straight Victor
r
KovjIj .nils first VJin
As Boilrjcrs Rap Guts
Yankees' Shronon Saved By Quick Dive Bach to Base
Eugene Raps Salem
1 -i a t r :
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J aken by
Senators
Szekula Shines
With 2 Homers
Br AL I.IGHTNER
Statcsmaa Sports Editor
NAPA. Calif.-SpeciaI)-The
Eugene Emeralds, No. 1 tormen
tor of the Salem Senator! last
icaaon, started put anew here
Sunday by clobbering the Salemj
14-10 in their ipring training ex
hibition baseball clash. But the
three-hour melee wasn't as dreary
as one might think.
Now in the final process of
determining who will and who
won't make his ball club, Uncle
Hugh Luby came up with I defi
nite "will" Sunday in outfielder
Frank Szekula, the young out
fielder on option from the New
York Giant organiiation. "Zeke"
parlayed his big day of Saturday
against Spokane into another
whopper Sunday, blasting two
.home runs, a double and two sin
gles for six runs batted in. The
' Ducat Sale Starts
Tickets for the Salens Seniors
Northwest League opener with
Wenatchee. Saturday will go
sale today at four local establish
ments. The tickets, priced at $1,
may be obtained at Wicklund's
Sporting Goods, Stevens k Sons
Jewelers, Oscar Enger Insurance
or Waters Field.
Season tickets are still being sold
and persons wishing to be Included
In the drawing for the free trip
to the Hit World Lories must buy
their tickets by Saturday. These
tickets may also be purchased on
the Installment plan through Stev
ens k Sons by those who have ac
counts there.
FBI's duplicated his production
of Saturday against Spokane,
when he collected four hits in
five trips, Including two four
masters So the lefthanded lad has in
two days banged nine hits in ten
trips, including the four home
runs and a dozen runs batted in.
Besides this, he's a fine outfield
er, who ean go and get 'em, and
has a throwing arm like the rifle
owned by Jack Dunn. '
13 Hits for Salem
Szekula had five of the 13 hits
Salem got Sunday off three of
'Manager Cliff Dapper's hurlers,
not one of which was with the
Emeralds last year.
But while "Zeke" was having
his big day, the Eugenes were
doing some feasting themselves
to the tune of 21 hits off four
Salem pitchers. The four Mar
ion Cowdell, Keith Bowman,
Gary Espe and Ross Rugne, in
that order had a terrible time
of it. Cowdell was wild and gave
up seven hits in three innings.
Bowman has a sore arm but stag
gered through two innings. Young
Espe was treated roughly for
his two frames and Rugne. fared
no better in the final two panels.
In all the games thus far played
hy the Senators, only lefty Jerry
Cade i and right-hander Andy
Georgf both rookies, have looked
sharp. Luby feels that additional
work will bring the others around,
eventually.
Ems Get Outfielders
The Ems had been hurting for
help until Sunday when both out
fielders Bill Girdley and Bill East
burn checked in from the Port
land Beavers. They were with
Fugene last season. Girdley got
five hits Sunday, including a home
run and a double, and Eastburn
smacked two safeties, one a
double.
Shortstop Ray Webster's tre
mendous hitting streak was con
tinued in the game as he picked
up a single in three trips. But the
Salems' lusty run-making was
overmatched in its bout with
F.ugene's attack.
Both of Szekula's homers were
long, high drives to right field,
clouts that would have escaped
the Waters Field arena easily.
His other.three hits were, solidly
kissed also, so were the triple and
double biffed by Lynn Costa, the
second baseman who looks like a
hitter but who isn't much afield.
He did get two double plays un
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Hiebert Wins 35-Lap Main as Hollybov1 Opens
By CHARLES IRELAND
Staff Writer, The Statesman
Dallas speedster Ray Hiebert
won the big race at Hollywood
Bowl Sunday as the 1936 auto rac
ing season loomed into Salem.
A record opening-day crowd es
timated ' at near 3.0QO watched
Hiebert win a close finish in the
35-lap feature of the Capitol Rac
ing Association meet.
There were no serious spills as
30 Salrm-area pilots driving
"stock hardtops" limited to S200
In value roared through one of
the closest 35-lap races in Salem
history. Barely three seconds sep
arated the first four cars at the
checkered flag.
First Leg oa Trophy
In winning. Hiebert gained a leg
en the new Paul Tatterson Memo
rial Trophy which was presented
to him by State Treasurer Sig
I'nander.
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., April 23, '56 (Sec. II)-9
Seattle, Wins Pair
Beavers, Stars Split
In Shutout Victories
HOLLYWOOD ( - Portland and Hollywood split shutouts in a
Pacific Coast League doubleheader Sunday. The Beavers took the
opener 5-0 but the Stars came back in the nightcap to win 1-0.
In other PCL Sunday doubleheaders, Seattle pounded out two wins
PACIFIC COAST LIAGUI
W L Pel. W L Pel.
Valtla S 4 .M7 Sit Fran S .900
Skwii B I Mb Holvwd S 7 .417
Lot Anf S S .571 Portlnd I I JU
San Dirt ' -MS Vancvrr 4 S JOS
Sunday I remits: At Hollywood 0-1,
Portland 5-0; at Sacramento 4-7.
Vancouver I-Ot at San Francisco 3-5,
oLs Anselet 6-1; at Ban Diego 4-1,
Stattli 5-7.
AMERICAN ItAGUI
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Nw York 1 .13 W.hitn 1 4 .420
Chlcaio 4 1 SCO Clevlind J 4 .M3
Kn City I I .800 Detroit I 4 .3.13
Boiton 3 3 .SOOBaltlmr I ) M
Sunday'! results: At Cleveland 4-5,
Detroit 4-3; at Baltimore 7-1. Wain
lngton 3-4; at New York 13, Boiton
4; at Kansas City (, Crncaio 3.
NATIONAL LCAoUl
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Mllwauk 4 t .SS7Nw Yrk 3 3 .MO
Phllarirl 3 I .(MO St. Lou 3 3 .900
Brooklyn J I .IKK) Plttbeh 1 4 .3.13
Chicago 3 2 .800 Clncinn 1 4 .I0
Sunday'! results: At Philadelphia
3-7. New York 1-9; t Chicnio 5-1,
Cincinnati 4-1; at St. Lnuli 10-5,
Milwaukee 4-13; at Pittsburgh 1,
Brooklyn 4 . . ,
Pilots Divide
With Gonzaga
PORTLAND (JT "The Univer
sity of Portland divided a base
ball doubleheader with Gonzaga
University here Sunday, winning
the seven-inning opener 4-1 behind
two-hit pitching by Ken Winch
man, but dropping the nightcap,
5-3.
The Portlanders scored all four
of their first-game runs in the
sixth inning, after Gontaga had
tallied once in its half of the same
inning. Wally Panel's double was
the big blow for Portland.
Lenny Brooks allowed Gonzaga
five hits in the second game but
errors cost him the game. Gon
zaga's Ralph Aspass hit a two
run homer to tie the game in the
seventh and the winners scored
three runs in the eighth, two of
them unearned.
Gonzaga 000 001 01 2 0
Portland 000 004 x 4 6 1
Cossette Armstrong 171 and
Koentoppe; Wischman and Bloe
del. Gonzaga 000 000 235 S 2
Portland 100 010 013 7 4
Ball, Sullivan (7) and Gustin;
Brooks and Williams.
Patty Berg Takes
Win in Playoffs
DALLAS, Tex. W - Patty Berg
sank a 10-foot putt on the first
hole of a playoff with Marlene
Bauer Hagge and Betsy Rawls
Sunday to take top money of $1.
350 in the $7,500. Dallas women's
open golf tournament.
Miss Rawls and Mrs. Bauer
split second and third money.
Miss Berg, Miss Rawls and
Mrs. Hagge had tied at 291 after
72 holes.
Maxwell Golf Victor
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. UP - Billy
Maxwell of Odessa, Tex., fired a
pressure birdie on the 72nd hole
to win the Hot Springs Open golf
tournament championship' by one
stroke Sunday. He had a 16-un-dcr-par
272.
Hiebert won by wrestling the
lead from Stan Dietz as the two
sped past the bleachers to start
the final lap. Diets had led the
race virtually from the start. Fin
ishing third in No. 10 car was
Les McBcth, and Dale Collie was
fourth. 1
Only 2 to 3 car lengths separated
each of the four leaders at the fin
ish. The rest of the field was far
behind due to a series of spinouts
and other hard luck.
Wheel Rams Fence
I Most spectacular action came
when "Duffy'' Weitman threw a
wheel which sailed clear out of the
bowl aitef jamming a bole through
the east fence.
i Collie winner of the opening
Capitol race meeting last year
won the l.Vlap class B main event
as well as placing fourth in the
A main.
. . .
over San Diego by M and, 7-3
scores; Los Angeles won the first
game from San Francisco 5-1 but
lost the nightcap 9-1, and Sacra
mento took two -from Vancouver
4-2 and T-0.
Portland's Rene Valdes allowed
the Stars but seven hits in the
opener. Valdes was bolstered by
two former Stars Jim Baxes
and Tommy Saffell. Both belted
home runs.
Baxes' sound-tripper was good
for two runs in the fourth. He
also tripled in the sixth and scored
on Valdes' single.
Saffell, playing his second game
for the Beavers, picked up two
singles. He blasted his homer
over the right field fence- in the
fifth. -
In the second game, Ben Wade
threw a neat one-hitter to shut
out the Beavers.
Portland's Bob Alexander budg
eted five hits nicely but the Stars
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Chiefs Down
Seattle Twice
WENATCHEE tin - The Wen
atchee Chiefs of the Northwest
League won both ends of a base
ball exhibition doubleheader from
Seattle University here Sunday.
The scores were 7-4 and o-J.
Seattle's Paul Dempsey hurled
a t-hitter in the second contest,
but erratic play by his teammates
cost him the game. Wenatchee
scored three unearned runs in the
seventh and the winning tally In
the last of the ninth came on an
error.
Seattle U 002 100 1004 I 3
Wenatchee 000 105 Olx 7 t 2
Kearns, Magnifier (6) and How
ett; Roberts, Farrar if) and
Lundberg.
Seattle U 001 040 0005 12 5
Wenatchee 010 100 301-4 5 3
Dempsey and Romeo, Howett
(5); Newlirt, Shortlidge (5), Mar
shall (7) and Lasby, Brown (7).
MONDAY
(Collete Baseball)
Llnfleld at Willamette
(Men School Track)
Sweet Home. Dallas it Lebanon
Stayton at Central
ShrrwooS at Kitacada
Canby at Molalla
Tt'ESDAT
(Celine Baseball)
OCI at Portland State
(High Sehoel Baseball)
Albanv at North Salen
Lebanon at South Salem
Redmond at Bend
Scio at Halter
Jriferion at Cairado
Dallai at Central
Sandy at Canbv
EUaraSa at Molalla
Sllverton at Salem Academy
Dayton at Perrvdala
Yamhill at Gaston
(Collese Trark)
Portland State at W illamette
WEDNESDAY
(Collrte Baseball)
WiUamette at Portland State
(Hih School BnebaTI)
Central at Stavtan
(Hlrh School Trark)
Serra at Cascade
Chemawa, Sublimity at Mill City
Gatei, St. Paul at OSIt
Sela. Amity at Jefferson
(Huh School Baieball)
Serra at Sllverton
(Hlrh School Trark)
Vawama League Meet at Llnfleld
Sllverton at Stayton
Grrrali, Woodburn at North Mar
lon Parrl.a at Leilla
I Collie made a strong bid to take I
the lead in 'the big race on about
the 25th lip but locked wheels
j with Dictz as he attempted to pass
him and was forced back. ' i
Powder Puff Derby" I
I The program was climaxed by a
"powder puff" derby which sawj
I Barbara Weitman beat a field ofj
I six .women drivers in a six-lap i
race. Rosella Patterson led briefly1
, during the final lap before finish-!
I ing second. All of the drivers were
i members of the Capital Racing
Association Auxiliary.
The inaugeral program opened
with ceremonies in which . Mary
Bolton was crowned as queen of
the Capital Association. ,
; Other results;
1 Trophy Dash 3 laps: 1 Rick
Simons. 2 Ralph Asbury, 3!
Fay Ladd.
(Pports
d)late
is
NEW YORK Yankee first basemaa BIU Skowroa dives bead first
' Into third base U beat Ug of oncoming Bottoa Red Sox third
sacker BIU Klaus after verrnalng bag la fourth of Yankee Stadium
Woods Dovjsis C3oilc!; voi'
Meyers Wins
First Flight
.Dusty Woods, McMinnville's
gift to the ldcsl golf circles, de
feated Barney Hodak, 8 and 7,
to capture the 1959 Elks Golf
Tournament Sunday at the Sa
lem Golf Club. Woods shot one-undrr-par
golf to obtain his lop
sided victory on the par-72
course.
When questioned, Bunny Ma
son, pro at the SGC, admitted'
that the result of the champion
ship match was the most one
sided victory ever posted in the
10 years of the annual Elks tour
ney. Meyers Defeats Hitler
In the first 18 holes of the 36
hole match, Woods wss even par
and Hodak was five down. Woods
shot 39 on the first nine in his
second 18 to stay one-under oar.
He also gat a par on the 10th
and the match ended on the 11th.
In the first flight finals match,
played as a foursome with the
championship pair, Kent Meyers
shot one over par in defeating
Dick Hiller by another one-sided
score of 6 and 5.
Nine Others Finish
Nine other flights finished
their finals matches Sunday to
bring to an end the month-long
tournament.
Other flight results were: 4th
Raloh Mapes over Sam Tnsti;
7th Harvie Waleren over Russ
Helterline; 9th Ottis Berrv over
Ward Merrifield; 13th Ralph
Gordon over Jim iMnty: 14th
Sid Schechtman over Roy Maltby;
15th Dan Gassner over Dave
Hillerick; 16th Ray Howard
over Al Cowen: 18th Jack Wise
over Leonard Ahsenmacher and
21st Grover Hoffstetter over
Jerry McCallister.
Ills Bothersome
To Martin, Byrne
NEW YORK I Infielder
Billy Martin and pitcher Tommy
Byrne joined the casualty list . of
the New York Yankees Sunday
both visiting Lenox Hill Hospital!
for X-rays. i
Byrne has a badly bruised left
hrnd. as a result of being hit by s
Mickey. Vernon's batted ball in
Saturday's 14-10 victory over the
Boston Red Sox.
Martin's left elbow is swollen.
WATER SKI MEET SET
LA PORTE, Ind. (AP) The
National Water Ski champion
ships will be held here Aug. 24
through 26, says Hugo Bicrsach,
secretary-treasurer of the Amer
ican Water Ski Assn. The La
Porte Water Ski Club laid out
the slalom course spudded holes ;
through the ice to set the buoy
anchors.
-- t
1st Heat 6 laps: 1 Ten Howe,
2 Leon Kelly, 3 Morris Gil
christ. 2nd Heat: 1-Dale Collie, 2
J. Erp, 3 LaVerne Davis.
3rd Heat: 1 Stan Dietz, 2
Harlan Jackson, 3 Glen Sherirk.
4th Heat: 1-Ray Hiebert, 2
Red Weitman,' 5 Ralph Asbury.
Collie Wins ' Main
Class B Main 15 laps: 1 Col
lie,2 Erp. 3 Ted Howe, 4
West Smith.
Class A Main 35 laps: 1 Hie
bert. 2 Died. 3 McBeth, 4
Collie. (Results of the A Main
were not official but were be
lieved to be correct. Results be
low fourth place had not been
determined).
No action Is scheduled at Hol
lywood Bowl this week. The next
meet will he Saturday night. May
5, when the fast fiiHjrace Hard
Tops invade the bowll
By DON HARGER
, With trout season now only a few days off (Saturday, April 28)
we'd like to give out with a few. hints which may help you defeat the
high, milky water of the snow run
still wearing
A few anglers,
etc. We must
the fishing a lot
will fight the
Don Barter V
In the early season these little waters are most productive to the
garden hackle angler. A can of good old worms, a short rod and a
3 lb. leader will produce fish. The short rod is easier to get through
the brush. The 3 lb. leader may be a bit heavy to some standards,
but you will have little room to play a fish and in most cases it is a
matter of hoisting the trout out right now.
Not too far from Salem one will find Mill Cr. (Polk Co.) and
Salt Cr. both emptying Into the Yamhill. Balk of these streams
offer some good early seasoa cutthroat Milling on bait. Salt Cr.
Is brushy and small and hard to fish but the fish are there.
You Fish Larger Streams, Try This
The Luckiamute is better known and. although a good producer
at times, is generally crowded on opening week end. Rickreall Cr.
at times produces some good catches although It is another of the
brushy, hard to fish creeks.
If you must fish the larger streams your best chances will be
with worms or single eggs. With high water it will pay to fish close
to the banks in water which ordinarily would not hold fish. Fish the
eddies and slower water where trout will be resting out of the main
force of the high water.
Detroit reservoir will draw thousands at anglers as II did last
year but we doubt very much If the fishing win be anything to
rave aver. Best chances will be with bait or with slowly trolled
flashers in the shallower waters.
Although the Crooked river in central Oregon will be rather high
and muddv there is a eood chance that the bait fisherman mav do
WCU if he works hard at hisfishing. A few of the large salmon
(stone) flies should be in evidence now and they make excellent bait.
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game Sunday. Klaus Juggled Jerry Lantpe'a grounder, allowing Skow
roa te advance from second. At riant Botox ahortato Doa Baadla.
Yanks won their third straight from Bottoa, 114. (AP Hlrepkoto.)
- off. The larger streams of the
state with the exception of the Metollus and upper
Deschutes in central Oregon and a few of the
coastal streams, will be up to our ears and roily.
We can expect little of them until later in the
season.
- Take yourself back to the days when you were
knee britches and get In and dig
your way through the brush of the little creeks.
so Inclined, can find some fair
fishing in the early season in creeks such as
Battle Cr.. Beaver Cr.. Clagget Cr Croisan Cr..
admit that the going Is tough and
different from big water fishing
But the cutthroat are there and the angler who
brush will find some nice trout.
SEVERE DAMAGE
FOUND IN HOMES
LESS THAN
t YEAR OLD
FROM MOISTURE
Q Presence of Mildew
Cold, ( lammv Floors
O Wet Wallpaper
ri Paint Peeling
O Floors Buckling -
CO.
Portland 13. Ore.
on Moisture
Age of Home
State
EIIls Title
Bearcats Face
Linfield'9'
Willamette University's Bearcats
will get a chance to make up for
the double beating handed them
by Linfield Saturday when they
take on the WildcaU at McCulloch
Stadium Monday afternoon at 1
p.m. The Wildcats overpowered
Willamette in their doublrheador
two days ago by scores of 14-4 and
20-1.
Willamette pitchers will have to
be a lot tighter with the hits they
allow If they expect to stop their
Nortnwest Conference foe in to
day's clash. Saturday the Lln
fields banged out 32 hits in obtain
ing their 34 runs. Willamette was
able to get six bits In the first
game and five in the second.
The Bearcats used four hurlers
in the Saturday pair Gino Pier
etti, Jac Fowler, Brad Lucas and
Harvey. It is not certain Just who
Coach Johnny Lewis will start in
todays contest.
Oregon Stale Crew
w '
Defeats Stanford
CORVALL1S OB The Oreeon
State College crew defeated Stan
ford by one length over a 2.000-
meter course on the Willamette
River here Saturday. The OSC
shell skimmed over the course in
7:08. Stanford was timed in 7:15.
In the lightweight shells, Oregon
State was a three-length victor
over Stanford in 7:24.
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. AMlMri Pmo Spent W titer
The New York Yankees have turned bark the first challenge of
the youthful Boston Red Sox who came into Yankee Stadium with
a perfect record and It H Sunday night with three straight deieats.
Jittery fielding hurt the Red Sox who fought back both Saturday ;
and Sunday to overcome long Yankee leads only to blow the games
in the late stages. ,
Despite a grand slam homer by -pitcher
Don Larsen of the Yanks !
irt the third, Boston came back
to tie the score at M in Sunday i
game only to bow is-t when the
Sox were guilty or nye errors.
Berra flltt Home Run
Mickey Mantle's two-run double
and Yogi Berra's two-run homer
put the crusher oa reliefer Frank
Baumann la the seventh. Three
more Yankee runs scored la the
eighth on only one hit a sin
gle. ,
Billy Pierce turned In a bril
liant three-hitter to shut out Kan
sas City W and win a tight duel
with Alex Kellnrr. It waa Chica-
go s fourth victory in five games
and a fast recovery from Satur-
day's crushing 15-1 defeat. Nellie'
Foy hit a home run in the eighth
fot the first run of the afternoon. 1
Lemon Hurls Victor
Bob Lemon finally went the
route for Cleveland for the first i
tim ainr. lait Mav SA In vivo
Cleveland a second game edge
over Detroit 1-2 and an even break
for the day. Al Kaline hit twa
homers lit Detroit's M victory la
the opener. I
Baltimore and Washington.
picked to fight It out for the cellsr
In the American Lesgue.. split a1
doubleheader at Baltimore. Rook-:
,ia Fred Basana. with relief help.
managed his first major league
win In the first game 7-J but Cu.
ban Camilo Pascual held the Orl -
oles to four hits as Washington
got even by taking the second 4-1.
Newk Gels lint Wla
Doa Newrombe got on the beam
with his first 1956 victory for
Brooklyn, a rain-shortened 4-1 de
cision at Pittsburgh. Newk al-
lowed onlv three hill In a ,,m.'
called on account of rain early in
the seventh. At first. Pittsburgh
announced it was protesting be-
cause the start was delayed S
mlnutes when a drhule was fall-
Ing. But later, the protest was
withdrawn. '!
Robin Roberts made It two In a
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Two Drivers
Die in Races
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. If! -Ernie
McAfee of Los Angeles was
killed instantly here Sunday when
his Ferrari smashed into a tree
on a sharp hairpin turn on the
nrd loop of the 100-mile Del
Monte trophy race at the 7th an
nual national sports car rsces.
It was the first major accident
in the seven years of the sports
csr races held here over the
twisting drives of Del Monte for
est. ' j
McAfee wss the second south
ern California driver to meet
death Sunday In a race. Earlier,;
at Vallejo, Walt Faulkner of,
Long Beach was killed In a stock
car race when his 146 coupe
overturned, and George Amick of
Los Angeles wss injured in an
other spill on the Vallejo banked
course. . ,
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Protest Plan
BoUlf-Throwing
Irks Giants Dors
PHILADELPHIA OB - Bin Rig
ney, rookie manager of the New
York Giants, said Sunday night
he plans to protest to National
League president Warren Giles
against the bottle-throwing actions
of fans at lonme Mack iiadium
Sunday,
Some fana In the crowd of 34,
771 began throwing beer bottles
as the Phillies came to bat la the
ninth inning of the second game
doubleheader. - . ,
Nes officiala were apologe-
tic.
Police Can Mentioned
There's only one thing wt can
do call In the police," said
rrank Powell, director of proms-
uon" ,or ln rm.
"Slnca we da not sett er dls.
P-t beer or any ether alcoholic
beverage, we have no way at con.
tolling either the amount er the
! manner of its consumption. Na
orings k into tn pari in
P'P"' containers,
! Beer Is sold In paper cups la
n tnM' mJf 'flu P"1"
cept Washington.
Trouble Before This
But, pending action by the Penn
sylvania legislature, fans here
must. It so inclined, bring la their
own refreshments In skull-busting
bottles and Cans.
" Pn"U
bl Mort- '. .'
Last year-they nearly lost a
8me by forfeit because of sinv
Ur wtion r '"
. CI"0 "'ril ,r strongly org.
,n ,ne u" " beverages la
PP s w we stadium ana
a pronioiiion againsi me use at
bottles or cans.
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