Win'S
it
enaws :m
As Rookie Cade Tops
freak to four
potane 7-5
Locals Still Unbeaten; Satalich
To Make Debut on Mound Tonight
Russell Tunis Efforts to Track Noic
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tues., May 1, '56 (Sec. H)-9
Bjr AL LIGHTS' EH
Stalesmaa Sparta Editor
Another rookie earned his Salem Senator spurs last night, this one
wee Lefty Jerry Cade, of the Oakland, Ore . Cades j j
TKn clomW voarlino u-hn liiirltt1 (nr Rav Mplerac Drain Rlnrk
Sox scmipros las' semester, shook oft an early bombardment in the
'Waters Field sr.es opener with the Spokane Indians and went on to
beat them by , 7-5 score. This victory, a mights bis one for the little
lefty, was No 4 in a row for l'ncle Hugh Luby's surprising athletes,
In Waters Field Contest ...
Saxons Hope to Upend
North in Game Today
South Salem's Saxonv v. ill try lnd.iy o do uhat North Salem did
to them sacral weeks, ago. On April 13 North defeated South, 2-1,
binding the Saxons their -first loss of the young baseball season
North Salem is still undefeated in 12 games and the Saxons hope that
today they end that streak when
w-, -pv I five tonight.
Limene Downs 'sxs ::
Chiefs, 6-1;
Yakima Wins
the two clubs clash at .1 30 p m.
at Waters Field
Coach Bill Hanauska s Viking
are now leading the district 3
teams with a perfect 6-0 record.
Hanauska sain Monday that he
will put his ace lefthander. Jack
Loy, on the mound in hopes that
Loy will duplicate his efforts of
early April against the Saxons.
Juran Still tnrieeided
Hank .luran. the Saxon mentor,
was still undecided Monday on his
pitching choice. It will tie c.the
John Frederick or Bud Chappelle.
Loy has never lost against the
Saxons and Frederick or Chappelle
will draw the job of ending this
string
Remainder of the lineups will
be as follows:
North Salem Kent Larrimcrs
lb: Kd Syring 2b: Mike Kelly ss
F.d Kitchen 3b; Jim Michaelis or
Parise If; Val Barnes cf; Bob
Janlze rf; and Bob Russell c.
Other Prep (lames
South Salem Bob Heals lb
Rotter Hey den 2b; Ron Baker ss
Pullman :!b, Darryl Fine If; Dale
Joins c(. Roger Cardo rf. and
Jcrnmr (HMTlt'fi c.
In oilier prop baseball 'lames
around the valley. Con.illis will
he at Alh.inv. Sweet Nome at Leb
anon. Mill City at Chemawa. Phil
omath at Sublimity. Amity at Jef
ferson. Stayton at Cascade. Cen
tra at Sandy. Kstacada at Canby,
Banks at Salem Academy. Shcri
dan at Dayton, Yamhill at Sher
wood, and South Salem Jayvees at
SiK erton
Sax -Jinx
in as many Northwest League outings
The Senators will try to make it
! five tonight, starting at 745
it will be Big Ad
12 game winner with
Eugene's champs last year, on the
hill for the resident crew. He's on
opt.on from the Portland Beavers,
and his opponent on Joe Rossi's
visiting flock will be Righthander
Kd Luedke, a 1955 holdover who
won 2. lost 11 in 23 outings.
.Bad Start, Good Finish
Kl'GFNF, Ore 'A - Rookie ( eVer there were an example
s'oith Salem did ri"Mhander RufS Penfold allowed of the old adaae. "A bad start
only low nils in nis ursi .onn- n:cans a good tinisn. it presented
west League start as the Eugene itself to the 777 spectators last
Emeralds tripped Wenatchee. 6-1, night
in the first n( a four-game baseball Drain must'Ve looked mighty
series here Monday night. close to the hard throwing port
In a Northwest League home sirier in the lirst two innings,
opener at Yakima a crowd of 2.905 when he was shelled lor all five
watched veteran righthander Dick runs on as many hits and a pair
Young pilch the Bears to a 1-0 f walks. When Cade hit the Spo
baseha'l win over Tn-City. tane bats, he hil em hard. A
Penfold faltered only once, in Walk, Kddie Murphy's double and
the fourth innine when a Texas ong nomr n,ns t0 jeft ny John
League double by Tony Ithas. a Bellone and Jim Sampson made it
passed ball and a sacrifice fly by 4 jn the first, and singles by
John Ltindberg scored one Wenat- m staley and Murphy, around a
chee run walk to Ron Jackson ne'led an-
Ku;;ene scored once in the firsl, u,h,r tribe lallv in the second,
twice in the third and added three Tl)(, EVqn,(st:,n( wovcs were of
more insurance runs in the sev- mlrse noi(.rmg fr ,h(. s
enth. Mannv Laco-ta. third base- J.tap- as 1mM as ji he were
man, was Eugene's leading hitter , absor0 an unmerciful sliellatk-
with three for lour, incluaing one
double and four runs-battedin.
TECHNICAL FISHERMAN
POPLAR BLUKF, Mo. f
Louis Orone, operating a gravel
digging machine in the Black
river, came up with an unexpec
ted haul of a three-pound chan
nel catfish. He had to throw it
back in. No fishing license.
A
'-II sX. - i -. f . '
" - i ';v'X . !
Fw4 -t ?iJ '
Anderson, Svjghq
Drafted by Pros
IJoslon Picks HusselK K. C Jones;
Willie ftaulla Seleeted by St. Louis
NEW YORK i-'Max Anderson, Vniversity of Oregon basketball
center lor rfhree years, was picked by Philadelphia's Warriors la .
professional basketball s annual draft of college players Monday.
The player who opposed Anderson the most timet through ail
high school and college basketball
career 7-foot Wade iSede Hal
brook, furmer Oregon State Col
lege pivot man was drafted by
Syracuse. Halbrook did not com
plete his senior year at Oregon
e and last season played lor
Vickers Oilers of Wichita
Other Pacific Coast draftees in-!
eluded . Phil. Jordan,, ex W'hitworth !
College who played for a Seattle
AAL team last season, and Elgin
Baylor. Seattle I'niversity, both by
Minneapolis; Jess Koh. Idaho
Slate, by Syracuse Bill Russell
San" Francisco, by Boston; W illie
Naulls, UCLA, by S!. Louis, and
K C. Jones, I'SK, by Boston.
Cardinals Top
Braves 2 to 0 :-
St. Lotii (fains
National Loop latl
Pacifjc Splits
With Pioneers
Gene Marinacci and Carl Hutzlcr
mg.
Luby Goes With Him
But Luby stuck with the youngs-
aiso naa tnree nus in nmr ,P, .for PVP thoueh he was either
TOe teams play again Tuesday oQ wjW w too ,rue wjh hjs
nignt.
Young
. .. . casts, he did have plenty on them,
hits and ' . ra
iv ry a n 101 1 1 tv i sr . vput
SAN FRANt IM O-Big Bill Russell, All America baskelball player lor llaiverslty of Saa Fraarlsre. shews
off his form as he clears I fret I Inches la the higk Jump kere Monday. Russell, already a member ol
the Olympic basketball trtim, hopes to make the track team as well. It was only the serosa1 time ke
bad Jumped this year. He made two tries at 1-10 but quit when he injured his heel. (AP Wlrrpkolo)
WU Dumps Coyotes Twice
iBearcats Win
Bot'o im tT
wa.sea omy wo men .n jt fc d h, f fc
Vern Mndsfathcr in a pitching ? . ., . ' . ino . .
The Bears col an unearned run
it the eighth inning when F.lwayne
Wilcox walked, advanced on an
error and then came home on a
sacrifice fly bv Ron Nixon.
v, , i. m . '-im l' coo-
84 and 22-1
there on was something that de
lighted every Solon patriot in the
arena. Spokane got but three hits
ofi the kid in the last .six heats.
Dne ol tnem was
. , triple olf the center w a
L hi i
belli I1
1 03 0OO 30x
l Nrs 1., it! tfti and
mfold inrt Dappei
t. it o Hag
1. ina
CALDWELL, Ida 'Specialt
After taking six straight North
west Conference defeats, Willam-
tremendous ctte suddenly ut loose here Mon-
noar the day to swe-p a doublebeader Irom NOKTHH'rst I r.A(;l K,
rw.ln he Una, l..-ll( CM I I.1..1, 11 11,.. W I. 1VI W I. Pfl
.,- .,, v.,,,,,,, , luaim, nis im- !.... , , ...... , i noi nnnenranrp
sviingci in ine hum. uui v jue was game n-t ana men expHHiing in me tufnt 3 1 .750 w.n.th 0 4 ooo
Padres Paste
Mounties 14-5
VANCOUVER, BC. W - In
Pacific Coast League baseball
game, delayed 35 minutes bv the banged out
of the regular
MILWAUKEE Uf - The St
Louu Cardinals, docile and hit
less for S-i innings M a d a y
shattered Warren Spahn's spell
with three singles for a run in,
the seventh and went on to a 2-1
victory over the Mitwauke
j Braves
I The Cards slipped into first
j place in the National League by
percentage points over the Wle
Brooklyn Dodgers, tn? to M. al
though on a basis of game woa
land lost the two chihs are tied
at the top of the heap. Milwau-
PORTLAN'D - Pacific Uni- kop dropped from first third
versity walloped Lewis and Clark. ' y' mh lm
15-4, in the opener of a Northwest majors.
Conference baseball doublebeader Th smallest county stadium
here Monday, but the Pioneers baseball crowd since the Brave
came back to turn the tables, 13 5. cm ,0 Milwaukee in W5J
in the second game. m -waicneo ngninanaef lorn
Even with a split Pacific re- y P u? his first victory
mained in a tie for first place in !h
league standings with Linfield, ''tlv;- ' unspectacular seven WU
which divided a twin bill with . SPlin ot ,0M- h,
j Whitman at Walla Walla. aiiml 00 victor.
I Lewis and Clark, trailing 5-S, national i.ragvk
! scorod 10 runs in the fifth inning st luh . oo m m-i I
of the second game, all after two ; co.iumt Kint U
men were out. Fifteen batsmen i ( s.nmi. Spahn. SinUr (, Bur
went to the plate, knocking outd',, ,,( nd Cr""""-
five hits and accepting seven only gamo Monday. .
walks. i i '
Paclfie was behind 4-2 in the
first game but surged ahead with I
two big innings, scoring five In
the eighth and eight more In the
ninth. Bill Braun led Pacific hit
ters with a triple, double and two!
singles in six times up. ., 1
Bob Gehrts homered with two
a aboard lor Pacific in the big ninth tUCSON Aril I Aeinf
inning of the first game. He Archi, Moor. wjnoin un hil
another homer with t,mn tmir tnr th Hcfen t hi
Archie KO's
Tiger in 3rd
twe men on base in the first in-
Tti-niv
Kindfthn
and Nf!
non mi ooo- o 2
ooo ooo oix- t S o
and M.Min.
Lefthander Jack l.oy, above, the
pert North Salem High fliager
Beavers Book
LA Club Next
ninn nf Ihj, ninlt,an
Kucent 3 1 ,Sfl W.nath 0 4 . 000 i,. lU. c- nl... ",v "'e
master of the situation He whilied second to dump the Covotes 22-1 in Uwiatn 1 1 Ml Tn-City 0 1 .ooo u'"i'-'". Pacific
the next two swingers and not seven innings. " , Ytfimi?. US!.. , ... Padrcs blaslrd four vncouver LAC
Ynuni the final out on an easy (y to The teams were tied 2-2 going k.n S: at Eun I, Wnatch. 1;
left. . into the seventh inning of the first j " "" '""f "
( ade Fanned Eleven I game when the Bearcats scored pacific coast league
In fact the farther the portsider four runs and then added one each i . ... p& . f.ViP
, . ,. . ... . . . .. . i Seattle 14 S .700 S Dt.RO ' 10 11 .478
went the better he got with his in the eighth and ninth to clinch Loa An 13 s .4 Hoiiywd s 12 .333
"K" Ditch. He wound un with U the win Five walks. Dan Feller's Saeram .Ml Vancovrf 13 .3i
strikeouts, and fanned Bellone to single and Gary Burdg's double -.uit, Vancouver j
accounted for the four runs in the i San Dieio 14; only gam chluled
lend the fjame
Bill Bottler, another Spoke seventh ,,. itnn
1 Continued on next paRri 1 Pete Reed hit two triples in the! w L Pet.
The Portland Beavers go hack opener with Dale Patton knock- ?' .L.ou 5 ? ?!!?.:. Y.rl! ?
' im r... I ...... h..kn pi;a. n . C. - 1- t. - nrooKiyn 1 mm rmwm
who has .ever lost lo the South " V"" i .IPHnmr .IWni mg mm in ooin nines. IMIlw.uk 4 3 .S71 Plt.beh 9
lightheavyweight crown In June,
handllv disnatehed Titter C a I
100 000 l.W-15 16 1 Thnmnsnn of Ijm Ancele Mna.
000 120 100 4 5 An niohl with VnneVmit In i a
Mountie pitchers for a 14-5 deci- Vanderiandcn, Barendse 4 and 0 tne (mr(j rnUnd.
ion here Monday night. Dixon; Stephens, Morris (9),' jjon, fighters weighed in K
Umpires Cece Carlucci and Gor- M(,yfr 191 "nd v''00is- I INV, for the scheduled lft-rounoV
don Ford, assigned to the game, 1 I er. J
failed to put in an appearance Pacific 320 0 0 0 0 S 3 Thompson was staggered twice
and two Vancouver arbitors, Ken L fc C ' 120 0 100 x 13 10 4 in the first round with rights t
Van Hatten and Harry Ornest, Johnson, Graham 5 . uiey the jaw the same punch Moort
were pressed into service. 5. Harendse (5i and Dixon; R. used for the knockout.
League publicity agent Dave Stempel and B. Stcmpel.
w l Pot. Rowe said the regular umpires
C a lm V v it n miv Ka nit (h
. ' , ... notnnh Stadium in
. . . . where hev racked up
aukak Ika ernci. nu n Faa olnah
2b
at Waters Field. i:M o'clock.
Portland.
COliple Of Kriuse.
new attendance records over the Zan c
weekend. The Bevos were idle j wi'h "te!
Monday. Koi-pf,
The In. ina,.luc Anaolc elill SzfKula
Portland for the start of the new E.isteri mok.
series Tuesdav nitlht. and will Suan:m, ;ib
!.,., u;.,i.r(,. j Th,, a,.. Mai tin
F,j ) Kelley of
also. Then the Seattle Rainiers coau'. 2b
move into Portland for Friday. Pitching
Saturdav a"f1 Sunday qames. fol
lowed by the Vancouver Mountie--.
Other PCI. games on Tuesday
l"p tu d.ttei
b li 2b ;ih hi i hi pet
A ten-run filth inning and a
six-run sixth inning told the story
of
ol
2
15
U
14
15
IS
of
12
2
9
0
(I 0
0 0
1 0
mo in the second game. In the fifth,
Cinclnn S 9 .908 Chlc.l.t 3
Monday'i result.; At Milwaukee 0.
St. Louii S; only fam played
Jack Fowler, Reed,
Tom Moore ' ameican league
3.13 and Burdg each hit one single, chicaao s l
2M Tumi 7ialm.n hil two unA Frunk I New Yrk t 3
2 A : '.' . .... j 7 j: " V ctevma
:50 caruso oeiieo iwo oouoies. caru.su,
6 9
.133 Boston
727 Detroit 4
MS Kn City 3
W L Pet
a M
4M Wpre gjvfn (j,pjr gjsjgnments and
455 , was at a loss to explain why they
son didn't arrive.
Carlucci and Ford last officiat
ed at a game Sunday in Seattle
A check was made at their hotel
here and other possible where-
turning up any
BluebaekBitc
Well at Odell
The Los Angeles fighter landed
a few jabs on Moore i nose be
fore the champ ,ent hint obMy
kneed to the ropes.
Portland U. Golfers
Defeat Hearrat Team
2 0 II 0 1
o n n ii o
0 (1 (I (I li
O (10 0 0
2? Jerry McCallister,
non and Fowler each had
ver. San rrancisco nt Hollywood
ind Sacramento at Seattle.
Sunday sorties;
t'ndcrprivileged kids who visit the local YMCA will get to see night find San Diego at Vancou
some Salem Senator baseball games this season on a special lamily
ticket, thanks to Bill Novelli, the owner-operator of the Plaa Hotel
in Napa, Calif . which was the headquarters for the Senators'
spring camp. Novelli purchased a couple of the club's $25 season
ducats from salesman Bud Smith, and then turned one nf 'em over
to us to pass along to the YMCA "with my best wishes and hone
that the kids will enjoy the
games." Bill is that kind of guy
Later in the season he plans
comhig to Salem tn see a iew
enmcs on his own tuset . . La'
e l report on Gene TaiKclli w In
the S:m Dico PatWs comes from
Pad1? MM Rrrlnh Kmer He
that (lino's fie'ding K a "bit stiff
vet.'' hut that he bkes the w,v
he swings at bit Both Tarr-elli
and Floyd Robinson do their plav
inc against right handed pitchers
ntli) if r.nnn ran i,i"infl
A terrible batlinn slumps that have
bitten him at least once each se
mester for the n;M few seasons,
he'll probably slut with the Cn.ist
Leaguers The "'Vel-'in"
$ Home" brlfet prinided the town
Senators bv Adam Let-'or. ,I"hn
Vines. Father Chrili.m the Srr
ra Calbolir Hi?h glee eluhbers and
baseball nnc. aloim wi'h inepi
heis of the Kni;;hts of Columbus
was one nf the fine1! nf i's kind
we've attended. And simply because the kids were not overlooked
There were as manv wide-eyed prep schoolers as there were arlul's
at the party, and all had a big time The KC's plan on making it
an annual occasion, and if the enmmencer is an indication, the future
welcomes will be whoppers. Real community spirit, that . . .
r.ide
Gem i e
Ciih (pll
Repne
W.iNh
Wh itson
Kina
i Rowmin
S.italich
IP
!2
Wes Malcolm
single in
'too the sixth.
""0 L-.ll.. Ik. !,.( . J
I 111,1 .111 III. Illl .llll OlIU
12 ii 's Fowler the second.
J 2 2 Firm tame
1 Ulll.mptt. IS) (41 r if Mihft
n o
n n
i n
0
1 4
.1 .1
o n
n o
4ot) abouts without
333 ,
Wahlnetn 7 .931 Batllmr 4 30S " r
Monday a reiulta: No famei played. For Carlucci, It was understood
to mark the first game he has
missed In more than a decade of
B(OVCr INet lenill 0,f;rialing at a reported 1.673
games in the Coast and other
RliltiLs Willjlllirttl' lcacues
Curt Ferguson, one of Salem's
many avid fishermen, reported to ! portiand University, led by m
The Statesman Monday that the ! Bruce 0udd defeated Wit
Bluebacks, an Oregon land-locked j lamette's golfers, ISMi to 2 at
sa mon. are "biting like mad" in lhe Salem Golf Club Monday aft
0(1011 Lakc- I ernoon. Cudd shot s 66 to lead the
Ferguson told how he and his I field,
fishing party caught their limits Results: Cudd def. Tom Lore
in one and a half hours. The Blue- 3-0; Vince Altenhofen P def.
A1I JW
Mighty Mites Back Again . . .
Mat Midgets to Show
On Armory Bill Tonight
J Burdg. 2
. Cruin.3
" McC'lliiter.l
2 Reed 1
PMton r
Lipscnnib.r
Mon re in
Feller p
Malcolm, r
CORVALLIS - (Special! - The wa, AWOL
strong Oregon State tennis team San Diego 070 m 02014 13 0
blanked Willamette University here Vancouver 100 103 (too 5 9 4
Uiml 7J1 Thn I'ictlnf nvl.nH.H Pnlnr.nn nn CI Clnir.. D,..
1 S ) Rtrlilin: 4 (1 1 - . o..- .... i ,.u,i, ,
2 fi i McC.innia.3 2 o l the OSC players on several occa- burger. Funk (2 , McDonald (2),
2 n o Punds r 4 1 0 smns hut were unable tn come un Dnimmond '81 and Neal
B R H
3 2 1 Sloan.l
4 1 II Judd.l
3 1 0 Rvan.l
3 0 0 Wilson. m
B R H
I I
a i i
4 13
4 0 2
3 0 1 Maiigard.c
3 1 2 Cox p
3 0 0 Newhell.p
x-Perkln 1 0 0
Andemon.3 2 0 0
A quartet of the famous wrest
ling midgets, a mainer involving
the new local sensation
rox ', 23 5 s s
Newhell 2', 1(1 2:21
Passed bath: P.tton, Mijjard
with Larry ( hene, one that ended ! Three-base hits; Reed (2i. Judd.
Two-base hit: Burdt. Run! hatted in
201 with a single win.
1 t n Singles: Norm Merrill def. Bud
Mull 7-5, 6-3: Tete Overton def.
Hav Myers 9-7, 7-5; Larry Neuman
Total. 33 7 Totals 30 4 11 do( R()n Bu,or 4 (i R J R.. Bnh
Hied out for Newhell In flth . j . . ,..i,,rt.. ci c n
Wiiian etie flioooi 411-8 1 1 Jensen def. Ian Maclvers 6-1. fc-2
id;, hi 002 000 on -4 it s and Dick Jacobsen def Ron Cock-
Winnmg pilcher Feller. I.osm? jng 6-2 6-2
"'pi.'r'ne'0'' ,n .h h r ,0 bb utiles: Merraj . Nl.ulnan ucf.
Feiier 9 3 . 11 4 7 l Butler Mull 6-2, 4-6, 7 5 and Jensen-
After Ih BilIt,p 11,, ,,i,ie .lilt " nan nuurs. ineni
... Awni backs, sometimes better known as; Dick Moore 21; Larry Umber-
Kokaiue, are not only numerous ! ger i P t and Dave Kvale Wt tied
but also big. Several caught werejlH-l'i; Roger Slieky P def. Jim
17 inches long, according to Fer-: Gillilan 3-0; Mci Peterson (P del
guson. Most Kokanee a v e r a g e Bob Withers 3-0, and Mike Sim
around 12 inches. i rnons P detBob Miller 3-0,
Montreal Roy
To Winnipeg
t Bow
arriors
DAN 1.1 BV
Like papa, tike son.
Fleishman Already Doing C.ood Job ax Bm$
Northwest League baseball men, many of m experienced
grads nf the old Western International, believe tliev enme up
with a ton nrize when thev appointed Jim Fleishman their
president, Jim is working at the iohs, knows the ?nmr and has
Insisted on a number nl musts nnd mnst nots. He b'nke awav
from his 1'orllind lumber husloess tn mnke a swinn through all
the training ramns in California, rturinj; which he held meetings
with moguls, managers and umpires. He wisely called In his
umpirine staff earlv and assigned one arbiter to work in all
games In which one partlrulnr league club partirtpated. So the
bandits in blue had their spring training too.
"I believe we have a real president in Fleishman." l'ncle Hugh Doug" Donovan, brother of "Red
Luby will Jell von. "lie's a baseball man, knows what he's doing
and isn't afraid to take over in difficult situations."
Three of the league, umps are holdovers. Rotund Paul Kelley,
Gordon Bode and Ted- Howe are back a'-'ain, anrl are joined bv
W. L. Fulk, Bill Clark and Huss Fisher The latter, secured from
the Three Kvc League, worked with the Senators during their camn
games. Bogle was w:lh Spokane. Kel'ev will Fir.cne and Clark
with Yakima The other two were with Lew Won and Tri-City in
their t';iitorn-a eamte We (Ii n'l know who Kiln Vanrti har! to cht"V
pn at Wen.iti !re. where Ws Cli'els tuned up. but Mcha someone is
sporting uninds .
Herbie
those freeman and "Red Dog" Dono
van, phis another pair of individ
ual tussles, amount to the mat
menu Maestro Kltnn Owen puts
before the customers tonight at
the Armory.
The mightv mites, each weigh
i n l' under lftfl pounds nnd not
one standing over ihree feet in
height, are han the Terrible, a
whiskered little Russkie, Otto
Bohman. Tim Hoe and Pee Wee
.lames They'll pair off for a tag
scramble, with Ivan and Otto go
ing against Joe and James. Boh
man is the heavyweight nf the
pack, at 98 pounds.
The little guys have been ex
tremely popular here during their
annual visits, and always put
forth with hilarious action that is
full of fiaht.
Thev 'II Show I'.arly
The Miiii"e!s will go on early so
that school kills who wish to see
them can get home before the
regular show is over
Boise Bill Fletcher and Al
Warsawski start off the card at
8 5n p m. with a single faller lim
ited to 20 minutes. Then Dirty
up in a mid ring free-for-all.
Armory doors will open at 7:30
o'clock, and there will be no ad
vance in ticket prices for the
card.
On Mat Bill
WINNIPF.G, Man - The
Winnipeg Warriors, showing
strength in every department,
rapped in three goals in the last
oenod Monda nisht lo defeat4 the
Jacobsen def Myers-Maclvers 6-4, f.,u(.rm Montreal Royals 4-1 and
take a two-game lead in the best
of nine Fdinhurgh Trophy series.
6-4
Second same
Rurda, McCallister, Patton (.11. Moor. Willamette 020 0 10 6 422 19 3 The Warriors now lead the ser-
Feller Ryan (2i, Wilson Mamrd. C of Idaho 000 0 0 1 0- I S S jrs v,,th the fifth game sched
Douhle playi: BurdK - Zlegelman- Fowler and Patton; Perklni. Low '
Reed. 7.lenelman-Reed. Pundi-Ryan '(Si, Cox i6 and Magiaid i uled here Tuesday.
Dan, Curt Played Their Parts Very Well
Both Dan I.ubv and Curt Jantze. a pair nf Salent prep grads
now with the Oregon State Rooks, are Indexed around Reaver
ville ss the "twe best prospects on the freshman team." And
fcoth played the part well when the Rooks scrimmaged against
(Continued .on next page)
Dog", goes on with Irish Jack
O'Reilly, the tattooed tough guy
from Australia. This one will be
rough, all the way. and is booked
for 2 of 3 falls with a 30-minule
limit. The midgets follow.
Freeman Topied C.ortoy
The main event involving the
ultra -powerful Freemnn nnd "(ted
Do-'" I also labeled for 2 of 3
falls over a 45 -minute time limit.
Thn.n I un. oarned I he mainer hv
virtue of their sorties here last'0"0 Bohman. above. Joins Iva.
week Freeman used his class and lh Terrible tonight for tag mis
i ) i
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if ;
If
ipowet to spill Pedro Godny, and
:is indexed as the finest wrestly
to appear here since Rogers Mark
ey. Donovan, with help from
' Brother Douglas, went to a draw
against Pee Wee James and
Tiny Roe nn Armory mat. The
four wrestling mldgels will he
special feature of the weekly
mat show.
BRAKE INSPECTION
AND ADJUSTMENT
EXHAUST INSPECTION
Stop in and Get Acquainted With Our Master
Mechanics and Our Fully-Equipped Shop. Take Ad
vantage, too, of Our Tune-Up Special.
MAY
SPECIAL
Clean and Adjust Spark Plugs
Clean and Reassemble Distributor
Clean and Reassemble Carburetor
Clean and Reassemble Fuel Pump
Test Compression
Adjust Fan Belts
Check Points, Adjust
All Fords-1940 to 1954
All For Just One Low Price
S Including Labor :
I Plus Parts
: .
'S5 '56 Models $12.45
, ! 4 barrel earns $15. 45
There's a difference in Tune I'ps. A worthwhile tune up requires special
equipment . . . master mechanics .with technical skills . . . and genuine re
placement parts. Thet's the kind nf tune-up you get in a fjiMv equipped service department!
REMEMBER:
: SERVICE DEPARTMENT
j OPENS EVERY
: MORNING AT 7:30.
: CALL 3-3147 FOR AN
j APPOINTMENT
ltit&
VALLEY
The Servicenter of
MOTOR
LIBERTY AT CENTER
GET READY FOR
SUMMER DRIVING NOW
Al These Special Prices
Good Until June 1st Only
ADJUST
BRAKES (Q)(0 )G
t LnfcCK
FLUID
ALIGN WHEELS
CHECK STEERING All cars axc.pt Nash
5.49
Wheel Balancing
including Weights
1.49
SAVE GAS ON THIS
MOTOR TUNE-UP
(Inn and
Adjujl Plugs
(lean ind
Adjust Ptinh
Sel Timing
Adjust Carburetor
Check Compression
Adjust Fari Bell
Clem littery
Terminals
Adjust Generator
and Regulator
PARTS EXTRA
Cooling System Overhaul
Drain Radiator
Flush Engine Block
Flush Radiator
Check Fan Belt
Check Radiator
Check Cylinder
Head Casket
Check Tharmoital
Sel Timing &
(heck Points
Penny Savrr Stamps
Davidson's Auto Service
OPEN 21 HOl'RS EVERY DAY
Phone J 8355 530 ( hemekets
)