Senators Blasted 16-5
For Sixth Loss in Row;
Easterbrook Hits Homer
LEWISTON- (Special) -The Lewiston Broncs blasted the Salem
Senators 18-5 in their Northwest League baseball game here Tuesday
night. It was the Broncs' sixth straight victory, and the Senators' sixth
straight setback. '
It was no contest from almost the beginning as the Broncs scored
three times in the first inning off Lefty Marion Cowdell, added two
; more in the third
Portland Bows
To Hollywood
Suds Rap Mounties,
Gain First Place
PORTLAND -Hollywood
scored three runs in the final in
ning to break a 1-1 tie and beat
Portland 4-1 in Tuesday night's
Pacific Coast League baseball
game here. It was Hollywood's
first game in Portland's new , victory, against one loss.
Multnomah Stadium baseball ! Ray Webster with two hits in
park. three trips, Easterbrook with two
Elsewhere in the PCL. Seattle ' 'our and Ray Zari with two in
four more in
the fourth, when Cowdell was tak
en out, and then finished up on
Bill Walsh with a steady barrage
through the later innings.
Lewiston had 14 hits, including
a home run by Gene Klingler in
the fourth inning. Cowdell walked
the bases loaded and then served
up the grand-slammer to Klinger.
The outfielder won a $50 prize for,
the four-master.
Bob Easterbrook gathered a hom
er for Salem in the eighth, with
one on. It was Easterbrook'i
fourth of the season.
Salem was held to eight hits by
Bob Wadsworth. Lewiston right
hander. It was Wadsworth's third
hit four home runs to one b,y
Vancouver to register an 8-1 vic
tory that pushed the Rainirrs into
first place over the Los Angeles
Ahgcls who lost their fifth
straight to San Pirgo, 11-7, and
San Francisco trimmed Sacra
mento, 8-3.
Vern Stephens hit two of the
Seattle homers and Joe Taylor
and Ray Orteig each had one.
Jim Pisoni hit one for Vancouver.
Hollywood's winning runs came
on Joe Duhem's homer over the
left field fence with two runners
on base.
Duhem figured in Hollywood's
other run in the fifth. Then, Gair
Allie doubled to right field, Paul
Pettit singled and Duhem hit into
a double play, Allie scoring.
Royce Lint, who pitched the
entire game for the Beavers, tied
up the game at 1-1 in the sixth
when he hit a bomcr also over
the toft field barrier.
Five double plays by the Stars
killed Beaver scoring threats.
The victory moved Hollywood :
into sixth place in league standings j
and dropped Portland i n t o j
seventh. !
A crowd of 3,724 turned out for j
the game. I
four led what attack the Senators
could launch.
Webster's double, an infield out,
Frank Szekula's single and Easter
brook's homer brought in three
runs for. the Salems in the eighth.
Then in the ninth Ron King sin
gled. Zari singled and Webster
doubled for the other two Solon
tallies.
The teams play again Wednes
day and Thursday nights.
Knox Claims He's Eligible for Football
Kayoed:
(1) Portland
B H O A
Saffll.m 2 n 7 n
Mrqurr.l 3 1 0 0
Rkwki.r 4 0 2 (1
Mklsn.l .10 9 1
nax-s.:i 2 n i .1
YounK.2 I 1 I 1,
Bnjkl. .1117
Bnttler.c .1110
Lint p 3 10 0
The box:
Hollywood (4)
H H O A
Brner.m 4 1 ;) 0
Smiths 4 12
Mzr-kl.2 .1 0 3
Mr Jibs r 4 2 1 0
Alhr.l 2 1 (1 1
Prttlt 1 4 1110
Duhem. I 4 110
Naton c .1 2 S 0
Grrrn.p .10 0 1
Hal o 1 0 n n
a-Gahlfr I I 11
Totals 32 27 14
Hnllyu nod
Pottland
E-Non RBI I. int. Duhem 3 CB
Allie. Meju- HR-t.lnt. Duhrm
S Allie DP Marrnski. Smith and
Pettit 2: Mlrkels-in K.asirtfki and
Young; Basinski. Young ind Mirkel-1
win 2; Allie. Mazernskl and Prttit; j
Smith. Mazernski and Pettit 2 Lett -Hollvwnod
4. Portland 2 RR. off
Green 3, Lint 2 SO, by Green .1.
Lint l R-ER -Green 1-1: Lint 4-4
HPB-Saffell Green W--Green 2-t
L Lint 1-4 U-Miitan, Smith and
Sttlner. T-I-Sft. A 3,724.
Saltm (5) (II) Lewliton
BRHE BRHE
Wbstr.s 3 12 2 Jacobs 5 2 10
Wir n.m 5 0 0 1 Schmlt.3 112 1
Skekld r 4 110 Schelli.l 2 4 10
Estrbk.l 4 12 0 Riney.r 4 4 3 0
Wtllms.l 4 0 0 0 Klngr m 4 2 2 0
Lubv 2 2 0 0 0 Donhu.c 4 0 10
Kinz 2 2 110 Keefe 1 4 110
Swsn.3-2 4 0 0 0 Brnfldl 4 12 1
Zari c 4 0 2 1 Wdsth.p 3 110
Cowdl.p 10 0 0
Walsh, p 2 0 0 0
x-Koepf 110 0
Totals 3(1 5 S 4 Totals 31 II 14 2
x-Safe on fielder's choice for Walsh
in 8th.
Salem 000 000 032 5 4
Lewiston 302 4.12 20x 1 14 2
Winning pitcher Wadsworth.
Losini pitcher Cowdell
Pitcher . ip ah h r er so bb
Cnwdell .V, 15 5 DO 0
Walsh 4', 21 9 7 (I 4 3
Wadsw'rth 9 3 8 5 5 2 4
Passed hall Zari Left on bases
Salem I. Lewiston 7. Home runs
y a ni ' .. mm ' m
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Braves Rap Bums, 7-3
LOS ANGELES Ronnie Km, right, star back for the UCLA Brain, tells newsmen during an interview
on the campus here that "I did Mt get rent mxe than the 17S a month distributed by the Asso
ciated Students and allowed uder the Pacific Ctast Conference rules." The statement was prompted
when PCC ruled Monday that all Bruin football sqnadi would lose a year's eligibility unless they could
prove they received no illegal financial aid. AP Wlrephoto)
But Some Still Icebound
Tntils 2
nrai nin
(KM) 001
Heavies Set
For TV Bout
6 PCC Schools
Voted Penalty
DKTROIT il" A pair of am
bitious heavyweights.
Summerlin and Harold
square nf( in a 10-rnunrl national
ly trlrvised battle Wednesday
nisht at Detroit's Olynipia.
It is hilled as another in a ser
ies nf elimination bouts to find a
successor to the title vacated by
Rocky Marciano. For both Carter,
ranked seventh among the heavy
weights, and Summerlin, ranked
fifth, it is the first "big" fight.
Carter, who makes his home :n
onlv 21
Mountain Lakes Open
Saturday to Fishermen
PORTLAND fi Oregon's high mountain lakes and reservoirs,
favorite fishing areas for many anglens. open for trout fishing next
Easterbrook. Kitngier. Three-base Saturday The opening will include Crane Prairie Reservoir and Davis,
h':IriR,erBro? 7.'.dr. ! North and South Twin and Lava lakes.
The Oregon uame commission
said Tuesday anglers should check
on local road conditions before
entering the high lake country.
The Fbrest Service issues a week
ly road and trail report and the
Highway Department has informa
tion ort other roads in the state.
Many Lakes Icebound
Many of the lakes still will be
icebound on the May 26 opening,
and many trails and roads will
he blocked by snow. Paulina Lake
east nf Bend is free of ice but
P(C Hands Minor Fines to Meml!
Cal's Biggest
With $1,550
WSC Only College
Not Hit by Penalty
VICTORIA. B C. -The Pa
cific Coast Conference got down
to the "pin money" penalties Tues
day. Fines ranging from $250 to $1,530
were imposed against eight of the
nin conference schools for such
infractions as irregularities in the
athletes' job program, off-campus
interviews and improper hand!
inc of tickets.
The University of California got
the $1,550 jolt. The University of
Idaho was runnerup at $1,000.
The others were: Oregon State,
$650; Southern California. $300;
University of Oregot. and the Uni
versity of California at Los Angel
es, $350: Stanford and the Uni
versity of Washington, $250.
WSC Not Fined
Only Washington State College
carne through the conference wash
with pure white linen.
The "tin session has been a
highlight of previous years but it
came as strictly an anti-climax
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Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., May 23, '56 (Sec. II)-13
Ruiev. Klinelev. Donahue. Wads
worth. Rum. batted in Webster 2.
Sekula. Eauterhrook 2. Schmidt 2.
Srhelllch Rinev. Klineler 8, Dona
hue 2. Keefe. Wadsworth 2. Sacri
fices Keefe. Wadsworth. Stolen
bases Jacobs. Schelllch. Douhle
plav Brownfield to Jacobs to Keefe.
Time 2:30 Umpires How and
Lopat. Attendance M (paid).
Ems Blanked
By Yaks, 1-0
EUGENE Yakima shut out
Eugene, 1-0, Tuesday night in one
of the fastest games of the current
Northwest League baseball season.
The contest lasted only one hour
snow still remains in the camping! and 3' minutes as Yakima pitcher
areas. The ice is breaking on East : Dick Young and Bcrlyn Hodges.
should he ahleihis left-handed Eugene mound
.miinny , (() fsh by (he we(,k end
Carter.! ..... , . ,. .
BaK limns 101 iiiiim lanra die
10 fish per day, not more than 5 of
which may be 12 inches or over.
Today's Pitchers
VICTORIA. BC. I -Six Pa
cific Coast Conference schools
jo:ed in voting a 3-year suspen- Linden, N.J., has had
sion and a fine of about $95,000 fights. He has won 18
against the iniversiiy oi souin
ern California at Ios Angeles lor
violation of conference athletic
rules. The Associated Press
learned from an authoritative (wjce on points
source Tuesday. ;
This source identified the six as
California, Idaho, Oregon. Oregon
State, Stanford and Washington
State College.
The University of Washington,
itself suspended from champion
ship contention in all sports for
two years and fined an estimated
$53,000 in an earlier action at San
Francisco, joined with the Uni
versity of Southern California and
UCLA in opposing the punitive ac
tion against UCLA.
The coalition of six schools
which acted against UCLA at Vic
toria was the same lineup which
suspended the University of Wash
ington for two years from playing
in the Rose Bowl, from participat
ing in revenue from the annual
New Year's Day classic, and from
competing for championships in
all sports, the source said.
Mull Slates
Net Tourneys
foe mowed down batters speedily.
In another NWL contest. Bill
Bottler struckout 13 in pitching a
4-hit shutout as Spokane beat Wen
atchee 2-0. It was the first time
this season the Indians had white
washed an opponent.
Yakima pushed across a run in
the eighth inning to climb within
a half game of league-leading
Eugene. Pete Mikacicb singled,
advanced on Bob Wilson's sacri
fice, and scored on Erv Wilcox's
Bud Mull, singles champion of , sinsle.
half of the Northwest Conference from I fhat marred rn otherwise fine
them hy knockout. He lost once ; Willamette, will play in the NA1A performance by Hodges, who
and drew twice. Carters only de-: national tennis championships at struck out 10 batUrs and walked
feat was a TKO loss to Wayne San Diego .lime 8-10. it was an-' ony one. Young fanned six and
Bethea. whom he later defeated nounced Tuesday. Mull will repre-' nassed one. Hodecs permitted onlv
NORTHWEST LCAGl'I
W L Pet. W I, prt.
Eusene 14 7 ,6S7 Wenatch 10 13 .43S
Yakima 14 S .lit! SALEM 7 14 .XU
Trl-City 14 9 .009 Spokane IS .230 ; View
Fines Handed
OSC, Oregon
VICTORIA. B.C. W - The
pacific Coast Conference Tuesday
announced tnese tines ior uregon
State College and the University
of Oregon:
Oregon Practice of a student
while ineligible to practice; var
sity basketball practice in excess
of permitted 10 hoars per week;
improper accounting procedures
in issuance of complimentary
tickets; fine $350.
Oregon State Off-Campus inter-
competition of a student
w t. Pet.
IS 17 .4419
while ineligible; prohibited enter
tainment of prospective student
athlete; fine $650.
Lewstn 12 9 .971
Tuesday's results: at Lewiston 16.
Salem 9, at Eugene 0. Yakima 1; at
Spokane 2, Wenatchee 0.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'I
W LPct. W LPct.
Seattle 27 17 .614 S Fran 21 21 .900
Los Anf 24 1ft .Attn Holvwd IS 21 .42
Sacram 20 18 .52H Portlnd IS 23 .439
Sn Dies 2 21 .912 Vncver 19 28 .349
Tuesay's results: at Portland 1,
Hollywood 4: at Los Angeles 7 San
Diefo 11: at Sacramento 1. San Fran
cisco I. at Vancouver 1, Seattle S.
AMERICAN LEAGl'I
W L Pet.
N York 22 11 t7 Baltimr
Clevlnd IS 12 SOO Detroit
Boston 17 12 .586 Washjtn 12 19 ..17 i-m, ,n(wtv halfhark from the
Chicago 1213 480 Kncnv 1119 .387 J. spewT naiiMci from me
Tuesdays results: ai ' Detroit 3- University of Oregon
New York 2; at Cleveland 3. Boston James, a 180-DOUnder, Was the
9; at Chlcairo-BaltlnWre. rain; at loam', oiirhth nW! rWra ftar'
last season.
James Signs
Redskin Pact
WASHINGTON I - The Wash
ington Redskins professional foot
ball team Tuesday announced re-
13 17.4.13 ceipt of a contract from Dick
Kansas City 6, Washington 1.
NATIONAL I.EAr.l'E
Mlwauk
St. lM
Cinnnn
Broklyn
WLPct.
14 8 .638 Pltshgh
19 12 813 N. York
17 12 .588 Philadel
15 12 .571 Chicago
W L Pet.
15 13 .536
13 17 .433
S 18 .333
7 18 Jim
Tuesday's results: At Brooklyn 3,
Milwaukee 7: at New York 3. Cin
cinnati 6: at Philadelphia-Chicago,
rain; at Pittsburgh 3. St. Louis 6.
Senators Swat:
sent Oregon in the tourney.
j Mull won the singles title over i
the weekend in the NWC tourney
here and teammed with Ron But-
national LEAGti j ler to win the doubles crown.
Milwaukee at Brookiyn-Burdette i The Willamette ace will also
(2-2i vs. craig (Mi j iournev to the NCAA champion-
Cincinnati at New ork Lawrence J, . ' . , u
(5-oi vs. worthington u-4i or Mar- ships at Kalamazoo, Mich , later
goneri ii-oi. jn the summer where he will rep-
four hits. Young gave up five.
rnisDurgn irn , , ,ha rarlr Vorlhu-pst
NWL Line Scores
St. Louis at
Schmidt (2-11 vs Friend 16-21
Chicago at Philadelphia (N)
Meyer (1-1) vs. Simmons (1-2 1.
AMERICAN LEAGl'I
Baltimore at Chicago Ferrarese
!l-2i vs Johnson lO-ll or Pierre
l4-li
Washington at Kansas City Stone
(l-0i or Griggs (0-2i vs. Ditmar
(.'l-.1i
New York at Detroit - Coleman 1 Yakima .... 000 (ion 010 1 4 1
( 1 -0 j vs. Hoeft (3-1 1 'Eugene 000 iioo Olio -0 5 2
Bust at Cleveland -Brewer (4-1) ' Young and Neal; Hodges and Dap
or Porlrrfield ll-3i vs. Score (4-3). , per. Gauthier (9i.
Wenatrhee
Spokane
Lybeck i
Hossi.
nd
oofl noo oooo
000 00(1 02X-J
Lashy, Bottler
4 3
5 1
and
Meadows
Results
Donovans Win Rematch
In Hot Armory Battle
Pot I land Meadows results Tuesday:
Firct race. 250 yards for all ages
quarter horses: Robin Dale iSimo
nisl 1.10. 360 2 80: Sorrel Sammv
(Zollinger) 4 20. 2 90 Okie Twiter
ifclileis) 3.00. quiniella 114 90, lime
id 7
Second race. 3.V) vards all ases could oppose the Montana nasties
quarttr horses: l.eon ILninram l.i in,
4 10. 3 00. Miss Domn iDixoni 3 00.
2 50: Sugar Valquot (McDowell) 2.90;
quiniella S22.30; time 19.
Third race, 6 furlongs 4 up: Beach
am (Proutv) 25.10. 16.00. 4.80; Penny
B. (Simontsl 4.30, 2.90; Zeldo (Dixonl
2 60; quiniella S65: time 1:12 4.
Fourth race, 9 furlongs 3 up: Will
Breeches (Hidalgo) 4.50. 3.40. 3 00;
Twinbrook (Smothers) 6 50, 4 30; Chir
Judv (Gifford) 9 20; quiniella S21;
time 1:00.0.
Fifth race. 5 furlongs 3 up- Gall
west (Hopkins) 5 00. 3 80. 3 60; Rock
'V Pride iSearcvl 6 SO. 4.20; Snow
Flight i McDowell) 3.50; quiniella
$; 40 time 1:00 2 -
Sixth rac, 1 mile 3 no: Sariftd
(Pierce! 2fi 00. 15 40, 8.70: Dr. Clinton
(Shermani 6 40 !: Phartita
(Sejrr i 3 20; quiniella 1137 SO; ttne
1 .40 I
Srvpntb race 6 furlnn"" "
rtrl'e Tanu iKnnvlesi 36 sn 8n
7W; .loc'mme il)r:iini '0 40. 7 20;
Queers Men -Hil-rli 1 fin qinnielli
SJ07 00 time ' I'M
Sth race- 6 furlongs. 3-up Racres
(Giffordl 9 10. 5 10. 3 60: Rorrl
(Pierce) 9 10. 4 70; King Carmon
(Miller) S70; quinlela 51.10; time
1:12 1.
th race 1 mile. S-up Vain Flow
er (McDowell) 2010. 6 JO. 4 30: Wis
Word! (Boag) 9 70, J 10; Nfttle'g
Pride (Hopkins) 5.90; quinlela 2S.S0;
Unto 1:40.2.
Attendance 17M. Hindi 1111,160.
The Donovan Brothers came Ivan from the ring, but it was game,
out of their mat rematch mainer 'Brother Red who crawled back. Silverton
at the Armory last niht with the in, without a tag, to throw Chene ' Canbv
win. But it was a rather hollow out. Then when Chene managed; .1. Weeks
one Only half of the I.arry to get back in, Doug was there to and Hcrkamp
Chene Herhie Freeman team greet him with punches, kicks
and a battering that gained the
Chene was the half. Freeman fall eventually
Canby Snares
4 A-2 Crown
WOODBUB.N-1 Special)- Canby
defeated Silverton. 5-1, here Mon
day on the neutral Woodburn field
to capture the District 4 A-2 base-j
ball title and earn a playoff with
Central High, .leery Miles hurled
a 3-hittter to chalk up the win. I
It was a 1-1 hall game going into
the bottom of the fifth when Can
by tallied four runs. The runs by
the Cougars came with the help
of singles by Henry Deetz and
Kay Youncc and a pair of run
producing bunts by Dick and Mike
Harms.
John Back was the leading Can
by hitter, getting 2-for-2, including
a double.
Don Weeks' single drove in Sil
verton's run in the fourth.
Canby plays Central at Mon
mouth Friday in the next playoff
Krause. 2b 61
Zari. c 22
Easterhrk. of 5a
Webster, ss 77
Williams, lb 75
Dunn, of 44
Skekula. of 80
Koepf, c 49
Swanson, 3b 67
Warren, of 15
Luby. 2b 5
(Up to date)
ab h 2b 3h hr rbi pet
His signing with Washington was
announced on James' 22nd birth
day. Coach Jim Kuharich said he
plans to try the Grants Pass, Ore.,
youngster as an offensive halfback
despite James' comparative lack
of size.
Saxons 22nd, Viks 26lh ... .
Prep Links Title Won
By Milwaiilrie Golfers
PORTLAND Milwaukie High School won the Oregon prep
golf championship with a 36-hole, four-man score of 611 at Glendoveer
course here Tuesday.
Beaverton and Central Catholic shared second place, both with a
score of 625.'
Milwaukee's opening IS - hole
round score was 311. The team
had a 305 Tuesday.
Top individual honors went to
Larry Yturri of Ontario. He carded
par 74 Tuesday which, with his 71
Monday, gave him a total of 14S.
Tom Shaw of the winning team
had the low round of the tourney
70 Tuesday. He carded 82 the
first day.
Central Catholic's 303 Tuesday
was the best team effort of the
day.
Team Scores:
Milwaukie U, Beaverton and
Central Catholic 625, Washington
626, Grant 629, Cleveland 632,
Corvallis 63. Pendleton 639. Med
ford 642, Ontario 642, Jefferson
643. Roseburg 64S, St. Francis of
Eugene 645, Astoria 650, Marsh-
field 652, Eugene 653, Lake Os
wego 653, Seaside 653, Albany 654,
Lincoln 656. Sutherlin 662, South
Salem 664, Parkrose 667, Franklin
673, Warrenton 686, North Salem
692, Oregon City 702, Prineville'
713. Benton 721, Tigard 722, North
Bend 802.
National League
Milwaukee 616 100 .120 1 11
Brooklyn 000 610 020 3 11 1
num. Jolly ) ana Crendall; Fr
skine, Labine (7), Roebuck (SI,
Koufax (9 and Campanella.
Cincinna1!! . 000 001 400 a 1 a
New York OTO S10 000 1 4 1
Nuxnall end Bailer; Gomes. Mc
Call (7), Hidzik ii and Westrum.
9t. Lotils O20 051 101 I 11 e
Pittsburih .. . 000 101 100 1 IS
wenmeier. Co um 17) end Sam e:
Law. Face (7). Klnf ill. Arrnva ill
nd Kravltr.
Eugene Fills
Playoff Berth
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The eight-team field for the
Oregon high school class A-l base
ball playoff was complete Tuesday
after Eugene defeated Cottage
Grove, 18-1, to grab the final
berth.
The quarterfinals open Friday
with this schedule:
3:30 p.m. Eugene vs. Medford
at a Field to be selected, probably
Eugene.
3:30 p.m.. Central Catholic of
Portland vs. McMinnville at Port
land. S p.m., Lincoln of Portland vi.
North Salem at Portland.
I p.m., Grant of Portland vi.
The Dalles at The Dalles.
Most interest has centered on
The Dalles-Grant contest. The
Dalles, the defending champion,
has won 29 consecutive garnet, 19
of them this season. Grant is the
No. 2 team in the Portland lnter
scholastic League.
Detroit Edges
Yankees, 3-2 1
St. Louis Whip - :g
Pittsburgh, 6-3 &
By TBI ASSOCIATED PRESS-
Three Milwaukee home rum, 0t
by Hank Aaron who also doubled
and hit two tingles, powered Uai
first-place Bravee to a 7-3 virtqrj
and dumped Brooklyn's Dodgers
to fourth place in the National
League race Tuesday Bight. In- 4
day game Frank Lary pitched De
troit to a 3-1 victory ever Ktt
ing Yankees. ;
The Yanks and southpaw Wbiiejr
Ford had won tlx straight NevatS
theless Lary, a five-time loso;
picked up his second victory both
over New York. '
Bah! Pttrhee Victary
Bob Buhl (S-li was the iaiit
waukee winner, although needln
relief help from Dave Jolly afUc
a two-run homer by Sandy Arnorof
in the eighth. Carl Erskine. fat)
ing to finish bit second straight
start since hit May 12 no-hitter
against the New York Giants, left
the game in the sixth, trailing J-U
Milwaukee then shelled Clem Le
bine knocked out only one ln-M
previous reuef Job-for thru
runt in the seventh and two lib
the eighth.
The defeat dropped the Brooks
II percentage points behind the
Cincinnati Redlegs, who whipped
the New York Giants 6-3 with two
run homers by Roy McMillan aq4
franc koouisob in ue seventn.nl
day game. Second-place Sr.
Louis, 23-pointt back of the Bravo
smacked Pittsburgh 1-2 despite t
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PCL line Scores
Seattle 0M 11 10OS 11 1
Vancouver 000 001 000 I I
Sinj-leton end Orteli; Beamon,
nnea ii), Bearcy (fi end Neal.
San franclsco 000 100 .1211 It
Sacramento 000 300 0001 t
CeaeJe and Sullivan: ttanka. Lerrtch
(7), Candint (1), Oatabaufht (1) and
naicn
Sen Dleao .. 414 AOA tot 11
Los Ameles 023 000 Ml T S
Carmicheel, Herrera (4), and Alt-
Huskies Whijj
Oregon, 11-8 1
SEATTLE UR A comedy f
hits, runs and lots e. errors gave
the University of Washington in
114 victory Tuesday ever the Uni
versity of Oregon in a Northern
Division baseball game here. .
The Huskies scored five runs
In the eighth on a walk, three
Oregon errors, a triple and
single. The losers made tevea
fielding mitcuet to the Huskies'
five. The game was the last of tke
season for Washington who woubd
up with a S-won, S-lost Northern
Division record. - -
Oregon . 000 321 001 1 11 7
Washington 040 020 Oix-U I I
I Lane. Dmorhnik i) Ihl It)
roth; Plktuzis, rodfe (1), Beuer 111, Whllaker 111 anrf Rnwen- lat!a
Anderson (J). Thorpe (t) and Han- i,,, i D0 fl1'
nan. " ireievi svcuiin tv enu nrauj.
American League
New York 201) 000 000 1 7 1
Detroit 000 000 Oil ISO
Ford and Howard: Lary and Wil-
.144
364
.T8 Bonton .100 000 200 S t 1
325 Cleveland 000 000 012 3 S J
Hrewer. surer mi and White;
Wynn. B, Daley i) and Hesan,
Narason (B.
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and Monson; Miles
is sidelined indefinitely with a
severe back injury, one that has
been getting progressively worse
for over a week and one that now
has a lump about the size of a
large grapefruit in the small of
his back. He was present last
night, but couldn't wrestle.
Mexican flash Alvaro Valezco
teamed with Chene and they gave
the Donovans a rousing go of it,
kThe third fall resembled a box
ing match, and a good one, as
Chene and Doug traded many
wallops. They turned things over
to their partners and the Mex
was doing okeh with Red until he
was kicked in the back by Doug,
from outside the ring. This made
it easy for Red to apply the win
ning fall. It also turned the
premises into an uproar, and the
post malch warfare was on full
chairs were thrown,
one that ended in near beldam,
throats, challenges and geheral blast. 'No
mavhem. The Donovans were however
again rushed from the premises Chene finally grabbed the pub
hy protecting forces, as many lie address "niikp'' and issued a
tans wanted at them because of challenge to Dniig. then and
their ring luetics. Ihere He wanted to ficht. but
Chenp won the first fall with Poup wouldn't eo He fin.illv
a whirlwind of living drop kicks, went, however, to the dressing a2aint
along with an occasional swing, room, with fans trying their dang
He flattened Doug Donovan with
them, applying the clincher with
a knee drop and press. Valezco
was in much of the second fall
action, but had to call on Chene
for help. Larry tossed Doug Dono-
dest to punch him
In the prelims, Texas Tommy
Phelps and Bill Fletcher went to
a draw in the opener, and Bull
Montana got no better than a
draw with Henry Lenz.
PCC Will Decide
NCAA Playoffs
PORTLAND ( - The NCAA
district I baseball championship
will be decided in a playoff be
tween northern and southern
division winners of the Pacific
Coast Conference.
That was the report Tuesday of
Roy Helser, Linfield coach and
acting commissioner of district 8.
lie said he had been notified by
the NCAA that "no other school
lhan the PCC leaders in the Sth
district warranted consideration
for additional playoffs by virtue
of not having satisfactory records
representative competi
tion
This means that defending cham
pion Southern California, the
Southern Division winner, will
meet Oregon or Washington,
whichever wins the Northern Divi
sion title, In a three-game playoff.
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