ICKSec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore, Mon., May 28, 55
DSKoorfalddz loo Doubles Teams
n
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Field Narrows
To Final Four
1297 Ssore Pace
Semifinals Round
The Statesman Capitol Alleys
doubles bowling tournament u
cut to the final four Sunday
Bight as tbt third round of the
tourney finished with Dale Baa
tlin and Bcna Valdes taking top
honors in tha "semifinal" round
with their icort of 1297.
: ; Besides Butian and Valdez,
the other three teams art Bob
White-Gene Braocnt, Tony Pru-dente-Clilf
Malaoa, and Jeep Ep-
.pins-Rich SUudinger.
These 10 ur teams will now
compete in the finals next Sun
day at the Capitol Alleys. They
will each bowl six games in the
. finals which get underway at 3
' p as. . . , f , .;
Bastlsa Has High Series
White and Braucht entered the
f Dials en the basis of their see
' ond place teoro of 1271 They
were followed by Prudente snd
. Maison with 1220 and Epping
and Stsudlnger with Hit
- Bastisn shot the highest series
of the third round with his 7L
He had gsmes of 217-244-210.
Highest individual game went
to White with creditable effort
Of 2M.
All teams enter the finals on :
an even basis as ao previous
acores sre counted.
Three Eliminated
The teams thst were elimina
ted sfter Sunday s round were
John Nuber and Toye Lindblad
with 1201, Bunny Bunnell and
Tony Vitone with 1191 and Don
Poulia and Walt Cline with 1139.
Jaycees' Golf
Set
A large field of entries ap
pears certain for the annual Jay.
tee Junior Coif Tournament at
the Salem Club Juno 8. A num
ber of entries from Woodburn,
Dsllas, Independence, Monmouth
nd Stayton have registered snd
bve been sdded to tht large list
of Salem bovs. ?
Any noy in yean ol see or
i. .r.JZ,.
In the meet, and ahould contact
either hi school coif advisor or j
Dick Bsllsntyna at Salem 44145. 1
Play will b over IS holes,
two winners hero wrill qualify for
- v.aw. "hi v. i um i
tha state-meet at Tha Dalles
tartlng June 29.
A large trophy will be pre
sented to the low scorer in the
local meet by the 1G A Stores of
Salem, and other smaller tro
phies will bo given the two win
ners.
AurnviIJr Jr. Lerion
Calls Rail Tlayers
AUMSVILLE (Special) The
Aumivills Junior Lotion bssebsll
tesm hts issued a cell for nlsy
era snd will hold meeting Tuet
dsy afternoon when the n-"s
aro requested to report. Tbo
meeting will bo held at S a.m.
Tuesday at tho Cascade High
School. i ,
Players aro asked to brim
their equipment , to this first
meeting.
Sheridan Ball OuiV
Edges SileU 3 to 2
Tourney
...... . .... -L.'or 4-5339. Master Stations Dls-
-Sheri LnrlKk7Wted
h. inrii... i. M hiu
to edge the homo town tesm here
Sunday, U in a aon-lesgue bsse- J
bill gtme.
Fred Hewlett hit a trials and
Doa Haxlett and Bill lvie each
had a double for Sheridan. Don
Ogelvla pitched tho win.
Sheridan . 012 000000-3 9 0
SiltU A 000 003 000-J I I
Jabberwalkies Shoot
- f i--..-.. i, a-T- -Thirty-aine
' orchora competed
Sunday in ahoot held by the
Salem Jabberwalkie on their field
range. Winners were: men's in
stinctive, L. Johnson; women's In
stinctive, J. Burtner aad R.
Thompson: junior boys, J. Hoxsey
nd G. Clemens; poewees, L Wat
son.
(Coat, frwra Brecedlm sage.)
lent. ' Diamond lake report! the best fishing with that once famous
lake again giving up limits of trout ranging from 10 to It inches.
, Diamond lake, you remember, was poisoned completely only two ,
years ago. It has since been restocked with the trout showing s re-j
markable growth on the abundant food no longer being utilised by ;
millions ol trash fish. The trout are making the most of their private
dining room and aro growing rapidly. It may not be very long until
Diamond is once again producing rainbows in the 10 to 13 lb. class.
That Is, unless some unsavory character dumps another bait bucket
full of trash minnows Into the water.
Some Fair Catcke$ Made in Eait Lake - .
"Aaalers did r saawt ftatdf Ht .t titto tohdr vsri aHSSMttt
cr the week end. Utile mora thaa t tot way read estited
ttrert the mow hanks with bo boat ksncklsg facilities readily
avallabla. In spite of the haadleapa eacevatered, Oshlag was fair
.ilk lota al the onglers ntaklnf fair calckes. The fish, however,
; nwner tta. E-l lake Irwrt havo heea In tho paet,
TJavIs lake afforded some nice catches to tha fly caster and
.treamer trollcr although the numbers of fish csught per person ere
Tvto Should improve with tho a. advjjnce with bigger
!!Thetter catches coming to moat anglers. The landlocked Atlantic
should now be In the I lb. das. and they should
cat foort to tho fly rod.
No news as yet from sny ol tho
...... !.. in tha week. '
, . .
Map of Jr. Ball Districts
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This mutt thews the district! far thla seaaaa's Salem Jailer Baaeball
Uagwea. Beys Irons No. 1 wilt stay with the Betake Trackers "C"
teaaa aad Ike SaJess Uoas "BM team. District 1 is Legiea Psel 13
far Um "C" law. Master StaUeea Isr Ue N. t has Nameless
Market la the "C". Salem Betary Chib ka the "B". Ne, 4 has Jack
Ma Jewelers la the "C". Berg's Market la the "B". Ne. t has Berg's
Kelxer Market in the MC". Keber Tmax Oil la Ike "B". Ne. ( has
rer Cemers M Clab ks the T, Few earners Merchant in the
"I". Na. 7 kas Dlckaaa's Market U the "C", Vbrfa Market la the
1". Ne. I kas West Salem Ueas la the "C". J't Drtvo In-Emcry'a
. ha tha "B". Ne. t haa Fleld't Matter Sarvtce la the "C". Ubbh
Center Ike "B. Beyt frem I to 11 yeara of age who weald like
! try eat far the taama ef their residential areaa can fled aaatce
of ewacbes la itary bciew.
Junior Ball Kids Are Urged
To Make Contact With Teams
Once aialn. for the benefit of those boys from to 16 years of age
who would like to try out for teams
Uaaueit. the names of the team
teieplKww numbers in most cases, sre printed here.
Tht prospective players Should
contact coaches immediately to fx .1 Vfl
learn of prtcUce times and pUcesI I IlltlPr WltlC
ivi turn vemtum iiiwi wmww
dress art tot listed can ba con
tacted through the Wlcklund Sport-
big Goods Store. 173 State Street.
Tha team conches; ; toass W
League boys f ta 13): '
Stelnke Truckers (District 1),
Bruce WlllUms. 411 Pioneer Trust
Building. J-0M7 or 4-4443. Legion
Post 134 (District 1. Let Beard.
414S Hayesvllle Drive. 1-3K2S.
Nameless Market (District 3).
Shorty Baroett, Rt. 4, Box 32.
4-3451. Jackson Jewelers (District
4), Mike Glenn. M5 Judson, J-872.
Berf's Keizer Market (District si,
Henry Lamb, 150 Howard Drive,
4483d or 3-M77. Four Corners
20-30 Club (District I), Howsrd
Elwood, 960 Hansen Ave.. 3-4892.
Dickson's Market (District 7),
Lloyd Jones, 4940 S. Pacific High
way, 3-3951. West Salem Lions
(District I), Don Wsller, (IS Pled
mond, S-S774. Field's Master Ser--vice.
Kelier (District 9), R. E.
Smith. 1(31 7th St.. 2-3890.
Class B League boys 13 to IS:
Salem Lions Club (District D.
Wesley Blewett. 1920 Laurel. 3-9314
S - BS2J or 4-1401. Salem RoUry
Oub (District 31. Tony Vittone.
H. M Jr 1 JJ"
llUISiriCT ti, iven rinxic, uw n.
Summer. 4-8933. Kelier Truax Oil
(District 5), Clay Buzzell. 4465
Kampstrs, 2-7455. Four Corners
Merchants (District II, Don Gers
bach. 595 S. Elma. 4-4233. Vista
Market (District 7). Lee Shinn.
Capital Chevrolet-Cadillac Co. or
3- 3175. J's Drive-In A Emery's
(District I), Don Waller, 615 Pied
mont, 24776. Labish Center (Dis
trict 9, George Tracy or Roy
Pearsall, Rt. 1, Box 1SSA, Brooks,
4- 3183 or 24395.
CTarles Sime, father of Dave
Sime, Duke's sensational sprinter,
was a professional baseball and
basketball player in Paterson, N.J.
other fJibabU lakes but wt should i
I
.
in the 19M Salem Junior Baseball
coaches, and their addresses and
Bowling Prize
CHICAGO I Jerry Dutler, a
27-year-old student from Manknto
(Minn.) Teachers Collage, Sunday
night wop the 152.064 Petersen
Bowling Classic with an eight-
game series of 1,490.
Dutler, who earned 312.000 and
a solid gold championship belt.
shot his winning total April 30.
Not one
of the more than (.000 u Ameiea 011 n 00 1 1 1
Who Competed came" , rricehla and Ortclf: PierclU. An
r , dcrion III and Tappe.
bowlers
ltn
' . . . I Second fame:
Second place and 36,000 went to ' Seattle ooo cot s-4 s t
John Rum of Monterey i:JrhM&&
Calif., V'hO had a 1,605 total. Jer- Hi and Orteli; Thorpe. Bauer It),
ry Smith Of Fort Wayne, Ind., 1 roda S. Anderson (J) and Han-
and Pete Rice of Mishawaka, Ind., , n,h
1 ' L!HM. SVl W'th k,'8M i HolioSr ... ... 0-4 ,4 ,
each. Smith and Rice each rav i.. r,..,i. n mi na 71
CCived 33.500.
r .1 1. j ' Smith. Grba S and fulllvan.
Duller had five 300 garnet lni tKOni
his serlea. He started off with a ! Hollywood 01: wi s-s 1. 1
Vmt?1' '"ranrnnellrwU M
197, 224, 233 and 231. 1 ,ni Hall; Oaborn. Henry ill and
American League
Tirtt same:
Waahlnfton .
Boston
.. SOI 00. .101
.101 1 I
0I' It 0
I0T 00. I
CVevenfer. Orob (l, Stewart 141.
Chakalra ill and Courtney: Brewer
and White.
ftrrnnri .m.IH lnnln...
Washlnfton . 410 020 003 I II IS 1
Boston 300 111 011 010 II 0
Paarual. Ramna (SI. Stone (Ifli and
Fltr Gerald. Courtney ill: Porter
field. Klely Ci. Kurd (7) and Daley.
First fame:
Kansaa City Oil OOO ooo-l t S
Detroit .. 111 111 t It S
Hcrrtafe, Crlmlan ill and Clna
ber Lary and House.
Second fame
Kansas City
Detroit
010 004 000 3 12 3
, 000 000 000 0 10 0
Dllmar and Thompson; Mass. Mas
teraon (41, Aber (7) and House.
First fame IS Innlnfa:
Cleveland 100 ..10 000 000 0004 13 0
Chicago 100 000 0t 000 001 S 10 0
Lemon, Moisl (7), Narleakl It).
Daley 1 10). MrLish 1131 and Nara
fon. Heean III; Keefan. Conaue
fra 17). Howell IS). Wllaon (141 and
Lollar, Moaa (10).
Second fame:
Cleveland tit .11 000 4 7
Olcafo 000 000 NO S S I
Wvnn and Hegan: Hanhman, Con
euegra if) and Lollar.
III MONDAY IS YOUR DAY IN
iDOWtJIOVJtl
1 SALEM g
SHOP r'l nil
until ru J rM
10 last of Service Wide Assorlmorrts II
III lOAtrottrf Ixcltinej Morchsndlso II
Padres Dump
Beavers Twice
Angela Sweep Two
From Seattle Qub
(Ceai treae ptweedlag page.)
Kazak homered with Sisler on
base. Singles by Federoff and
Floyd Robinson and a sacrifice
fly by Usher accounted for the fi
nal Saa Diego run in the sixth.
Bob Borkowski homered for the
Beavers in the fifth.
The two teams were tied at two
games each as the series ended
here.
In Sunday's other two PCL
doublebcaders, the red hot Los
Angeles Angels swept two from
Seattle 4-3 and S-4. and San Fran
cisco won their first game with
Hollywood on Bob Di Pletro's ninth
inning home, S-4. but the Seals
couldn't repeat the stunt in the
nightcap as tht Stars won M.
Pint fame kas:
lu Olete (I) FertluS
BHOA BHOA
FderoffJ IS4 I Safeljn 4 I 1
Plbmanm
4 I
I 1
4 I
4 4
4 I
4 e
I e Mraut.l till
Usher .r
Snlr.l
KeiakJ
Elliott.:
I aBrk'kU 4 S I S
S I Mck'ui.l 4 n a
1 I Younii Stlf
t a Baxa.l 4 111
I S Cldnw.i 4 t 1 0
eutnia 4 i s s
1 4 Darntl.a t S S S
wim.p s s a e
-Mr mn I S S
k-Bw kl ISSt
Moon
Avlward.f4 !
Crmj!)'l,e J I
Tt.u ansnie Touii s ssis
-dim out tor wriwii ta nn.
a Hit Inte oeuala play lor wnatl
In flh
San lDto AM 111 I.U-
PvrUand .
E Moore, safftll. BBI Kaiaa I.).
Vthtt, Aylward. Mslfr III. Micktl
on I. Carmlckaal. SB SUIar. HA
Xauk. Uihrr, Mtckalaoa. Carmieh
al. CB Kank. rtdaroH. DP
Maori, r4ro(( anS Slilr; Baxta.
Younf and Mickclaon Hi: Youn.
Littrtll ana Mickclaon. U(l San
Oicio I. FortlanS 1. BB Carmlehaa!
1. Walkcl I. SO Carmtenaal 4, Dar
Mil 1. n-ER Carmlchaal 1-1. Dar
ncil S-4. Waibcl 4-4. HO-Oanwli S
In 1: Waibcl 4 in 1: Carmlchacl S In
S. W-Carmlchaal (5-Ji. L-Darncll
(1-1 1. U Yuhaaa. PclcketMas and
Aahtartf. T-1.0S.
Second fame box:
Saa DIM (4) (1) Pertlaaa'
BHOA BHOA
rederffj 4 S 1 4 Mrqui.1 till
Bbnaonja S I 1 Mrmn.m ISIS
Uaher.' lilt B'k'IklT 4 1 1 t
Biilcr.l 4 111 I M'kan.t 1 t t I
KaiakJ 4 1 a 4 YounfJ lit)
Illlott.m 4 S 1 a Bax.i.l I 1 t I
Moort i 4 111 Utrcll i t I a S
Aitroth.c 1 t 4 a Botlcr.e I S S I
Hikiru a 3 14 1 Mrtln.p ISIS
Shore. p S t S S
a-SafCU 1 t t S
Lint p SSSS
Totali II 13 11 11 Total! 14 1 11 11
a CntundMl out lor Short In 4th
San Ditto fll Ml 0 4 ,
Portland 414 lilt 01
B raderoff . Mickclaon. UttrcU.
RBI-Littrcll. Bialcr. Kauk 111, Bor-
kowakl. Uinar. IB suitr. 3B Lm
rall. HR-Kaiak. Borkowaki. B-Mar.
tin. Sr Usher. DP Martin, Baxet
and Mickclaon: Younf. Uttrcll and
Mickclaon; uureii. Younf and micb
elaon; Katak, Pederott and Staler.
Left San Dlefo t. Portland 1. BB
Ho-'-lna I. Martin. SO Hoiklnt 4.
Martin I. n-EH Martin 1-1, Hoaklns
S-S, Share t-1, Uat 4-t. HO-Martln
It In Shore 1 In l'i; Lint 1 In 1:
Hoiklm S In 1. HBP -by Martin
(Aitroth). W Hoaklna 14-1). L Mar
tin il-ll. U Pelekoudas. Aahford
and Yuhaee. T 1 .43. A 4,143.
PCL Line Scores
I rirat fame 1
...1- ma aia am a it a
Crctn and Naton. Hall ill: H
g.
Sadowikl.
NWL Line Scores
Flrtt aame:
Trl-CHy
lutein
... 000 300 3017 S I
010 100 3004 7 0
and Martin: Han,
Griffin ill and Gau-
Klndsfather
Lawlesi ill,
I thiar.
I CCOnd fame
ill Innings)
I Trl-Clty
' Eugene
ooo one nno oo o 7 e
ooo ooo ooo oil I 1
Caraao and Martin;
j at (II and Gauthier.
Patula, Hodf-
Firtt game:
Wenatchee 000 010 0 t 3 t
Yakima OOO JO0 -3 1 1
ltrlnghaus and Lundberf. Drum-
mond and Neal
! Second fame:
Wir.Mcr.ee 030 011 .13 t 11 4
Yakima .11 1 001-10 13 t
Shortlldfe. LyoecK 151. Micnii iai
and Itrlnghaua it) and Lundberf; I
Downi Young (Si and Neal.
Truax Raps Woodburn
Truss Oil's Junior Baseball
League B team walloped Wood
burn's B team Sunday, 14-1, in a
non-league game.
Two practices have been set
this week by Truax for Tuesday
and Friday at 6 p.m. at the Keizer
School field.
i
They'll Do It Every
JflL4HOf3JS MOMC FROM THE CONVEM
TON-60 tEKR SSNOiae WS DUDS TO
7US CUUN68, WIS! UNLOADS THE POCKETS
-BOT-WHiT HO? VMttS THIS?
Willie Rated Favorite
Return Match Slated
By Spieser, Pastraho
Bit TUft ASSOCIATtO PBISS
A third match between ruffed Chuck Soelser of Laniini. Mich..
am, e(vw wjjlie PlstMn0 of New
!r.rj j.i.,,, M r0 . i ,
, . , " '
land lightweight, spice (he week's
Spieser and Pastrsno meet at
New Orleans Wednesday where
Pastrsno will be favored to repeat
ms victory 01 last jury, ine two
boxed a lfrround draw Jan. 37.
Pastrsno, only 20, has designs
on the heavyweight title vacated
by Rocky Marciano. He is rated
No. 7 in the latest ring ratings.
The 24-year-old Spieser is third
in. twyear-ora opieser a miru:
among Arcme Mocre's chaUengcrs ;
in the light heavyweight divuuon.
17 Straight Wise
In hit only bouts this year Pas
trana fought a draw with Spieser
and whipped Johnny Arthur, run
ning his unbeaten streak to 17
bouts. He hasn't lost since he
uroppea a decision to miooie-
weight itaio Scortichini, Nov. 30.
1953, although he has fought two-
draws. Spieser's only other fight
this year was a TK0 over Joe
Kowan, Aprii u.
Boardman, 20-year-old prospect
from Marlboro, Conn., had beaten
two champions this year in over-the-wcight
matches. He got off the
floor to win over Wsllsce Bud)
from Marlboro, Conn., has beaten
Smith, the lightweight king, in
February and whipped Sandy Sad
dler, the featherweight champ,
April 14. In his Garden debut in
New York, Boardman boxes
Frankie Ryff of New York Friday
night. Ryff hasn't fought since
Dec. 23 when he outpointed Baby
Vasquei.
Glardellt Faces Cettea
Joey Giardello of Philadelphia,
upset by Charlie (King) Cotton of
Toledo, May 7, gets a chance to
reverse the score Monday at St.
Nicholas Arena in New York.
Nino Valdes, Cuban heavy
weight, and Ken Hammer of De
troit top the first boxing show st
the New Charlotte, N.C., Audito
rium Friday and Ernie Durando
of Bayonne. N.J., boxes in Mil
waukee Thursday against Frani
laiuuni,
newest German middle
weight Import.
The Giardello-Cotton fight will
be seen on TV in some parts ofiWiison i4-3i or Hanhman (i-n vs.
the country. Network radio and Sj5tu5It at Cleveland iNi-Gromck
TV wll. Seam hoth Pantrano- ,J-:" v" Sc0" IJ-:"
tv wii. oeam ooin rasirano- washlnfton at Baltimore (Ni
Spieser 'ABO and Ryff-Board-1 Sione ii-oi vt. Johnaon io-i.
r Boaton at New York I N ) SuUlvaa
man (NBC). (3-l) va. Ford 14-11.
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boxing program.
Braves Dump
Redlegs, 7-2
(Cant, tram preeediaf page
Bonus Baby Undy McDaniel
JaiJ hjs Sph with
;jfty 4 nM
sial drove in seven runs on four
hits, including his sixth home run.
- Roy Sievers" run-producing dou
ble in the 10th gave the Senators
s split sfter the Red Sox had
erupted
for seven runs in the
third inning
to win the opener.
Tom Brewer settled down after
teing tagged tor five runs in the
first Inning to record his sixth
Boston victory against one defeat.
Dllmar Hurls Victory Half s doien other cars hid to
Art Ditmsr scattered 10 Tiger leave the race because of spin
hits for his fourth triumph. The outs, flat tires and lost wheels.
Kansas City righthander had fine
hitting support from veteran Enos
Slaughter who had a single, dou
ble and triple. Al Kaline. Ray
Boone and Charlie Maxwell hom
ered for Detroit In the opener as
Frank Lary won his third game.
Pitcher Jim Wilson, making his
first appearance for the White Sox
since he was acquired from Bal
timore several days ago,' won his
own game with s two-out single
. i. i ... .
nunoeo wan mc winning run. nil-
son had come on in relief in the
14th inning and picked up his fifth
triumph.
Today's Pitchers
NATlONAL LCAUIK
New York at Philadelphia INI
Worthington 11-41 vt Nefray (0-01.
Brooklyn at Pltttburfh INi Ert
kine il-3i vt Friend 17-11.
Milwaukee at St. Louis INi Slcat
r ll-Ol vs. Wchmcier ( 1-3
Cincinnati at Chicago Nuihall li
lt vs. Rush tl-ll.
AMERICAN I.EAGII
Phiraen at Kantfl Citv INI
-Whatever happens
I have the best
possible protection"
By Jimmy Hatlo
SO &4IO PRINTS JUST AmVEDAHO
SOMETV4IMO TEUS US PHOWCCB U4S
H40 MIS FIN4L PUNS
Thomas Wins
NASCAR Race
(Cant, frost preceding page.)
hard-driving Thomas until tha
104th lap, when ha had to stop
at the pits for a tire change. This
gsve Thomas the lead and he held
it thereafter.
It else cost Haines s plscs In
the top bracket at the finish, for
. ...
Johnny Kieper, well known Port
land driver took second in s 1956
Oldsmobile M. and Clyde Palmer
of San Jose, Calif., was third in
a 1956 Dodge 500.
The race was marred by two
spectacular slthough non-serious
sccidents. Andy Wilson of Port
land, piloting a 1956 Ford V I
blew a tire on the south turn dur
ing the 74th lsp, just ss he was
hemmed in between Wilson snd
Haines,
Wilson'
t
They managed to miss
s car. but he didn t miss
crash rail. He hit it head-on,
ripping it out and damaging his
csr extensively.
The rsce was under Referee
Pat Vidan's yellow caution flag
for two laps until Wilson and his
car were returned to the infield.
Wilson was not hurt. Two laps
later Bob Carroll, also of Portland
and driving a 1956 Hudson, hit the
north turn too fast, climbed the
dirt embankment and flipped over.
But he loo was unhurt.
National League
rint fame:
Chicafo .1. IM lo t II 1
St. Uuil 411 011 10-U 11 1
Mlnner. Valcntlnettl III. Hufhca
(II. Kaiser I4. Davis (Si Lawn 7
and I.indrith: Pnholsky. JtcHtnn (5t
McDaniel l and Smith.
Second fame:
Chicago 010 001 000- 1 I I
Loi 031 101 30' U 14 1
Brotnan. Mlnner (3). Huehet (Si,
,, 'J'i . " na cniti; mi-
II and Chitl: Mi -
""
,, , ,. ..
Cincinnati noo 001 100-1 J
Milwaukee 030 KM SI 7 14 1
Fowler. La Palme IS), Freeman 7
and Bailey: Burrtette, Jolly (7i snd
CrandaU, Rice (3).
Brooklyn at New York rain
Pltttburfh at Philadelphia III. rain.
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Salem Club Again
Hits Cellar Spot
(Cent, fetes preeaeUag Bags.)
one, Spokane 11
Both Swanson, who has been
hitting well on tho road, and Rsy
Webster had three hits. In the
nightcap, while Frank Sxekula
picked up two. Ron Jackson had
three bingles also, repeating a feat
of tho first game. Webster drove
in three of Salem's four runs.
UN Watch Gaatee
A crowd of around 1800 watched
tha twin bill in balmy weather.
Manager Hugh Luby of the Sena
tors had to bo physically re
strained by his own players after
an argument In the fifth inning
of the second game. Luby chsrged
the umpires en a call when Krsuse
hit Into a double play, and a heat
ed verbal beef ensued.
For their four games with the
Tribe the Solons batted .242, with
39 hits in 130 at bats. Spoksne
feasted well on Salem pitching,
getting 39 safeties in 120 trips for
a .325 mark.
Back in Rut.
First
Salem
mi:
i
(It) Spakaaa
BRHI BRHK
Warren, 3 1 1 t R JarkJ I 4 I t
Webater.1 I S 1 Mrpy.m lit.
Dunn.m 1 t S 0 Hufmn.r 111.
Krauae.l 4 t I t DeSous.c 4 1 I t
Iaeflan.r 3 t t SBeloneJ 1 H 1
Wili.mi l 1 t S tSmpin.l ISO.:
SwntonJ 4 t 1 4 Buro'u.i lilt1
Koepf.c 1 S S 1 J Jack. I 4 t 1 .
Walah.p t I t IM'klna.R It..
Cade.p t t t tFi'lara.p It.
I Eirbrk-i e s t t smdar.p 1 s t s
1 asi - J a a a
Kini-d 1 t I I
ari-f 1 t t t
Cowdcl.p t t t S
Totals 14 4 4 S Totals Ml. 1.1
z-Went to bat tor Wllllami In tth.
d Grounded out
tor
laaterbrook
In tth.
I Sale an error tor Cade In tth.
spn. ': r-SStisisfi1"1 Sundsy. MO 061: Eddie John-
winnmf pncncr: acnnciacr. 1.01-
lnf pitcner: Lam
Pltchei
cr Ip ab
ho
cr o bb
1 1 4
3 I 4
4 0
4 4 4
. 1 3
. 1 1
Walah 1'i 1.
Cade I
Cowdcll 1 7
Meekina IS II
Eacalara 1 ' 4
Schneider I I
Hit by pitcher- Warren, by Meek
ina. Wild Pitch: Eacalara. Home runs:
Warren, Swanion. Bourbeau. Two
bate hlta: Huffman. DeSouza. Vlur.
Warren til. DeSoura (31. Swanaorl
ry Jackson ill. Sacrtflre: Cade IB).
Stolen bates: Murphy. Esaeflan. I'm-
Jirca:
:1S.
ret: Ted Howe, Ted Lopat. Time:
Second fame:
Saleaa (41
(I) Spokane
B R H E
Dun.m-I 3 10 1 Mrpv.m
Webster ,l I I I I R Jark.l
Kr sc.l-p 4 0 1 0 Hufmn.r
Sirk l-at lilt Rostl c
Fscfian.r 4 0 0 . Rclone 3
Fatrbrk 1 4 0 0 0 Smpn.l
Swnton.3 4 3 3 4 J Jark.l
T.art c 3 I 1 t Burb'u.c
Rufne.p t . S . Leahy. p
Warren.l 3 I 1 t
Klnf-x 1 . . .
B R H E
4 111
4 13 0
3 110
4 110
lioi
J 1 J
4 1 S 1
1110
ToUls 35 4 11 1 Totals 33 1 11 I
x Struck out for Zart In th.
Salem 11. 010 100-4 11 t
Spokane 301 010 04'-l 11 3
winninf pitcnir: Leany Lotinf
pitcher: Rufnc.
it. n a a i a i
Kraute 4'j IS S till
L..hr a' 33 11 4 11
Hit bv nltcher: Jcrrr Jackson, hv
. ,... ,ti wiii nii.k. v..,,..
-u,nt u,. wild pitch:
Passed balls: Zan. Home run: Rosa).
Two-base hits: Webster. Samoaon.
Warren. Huffman. Runa batted In:
1 Webster I.H. Sampson (3). Ron Jack
son ill. Huffman. Ro-tl ill. Sacri
fice: Ballone IB). Stolen bases:
Jackson. Bourbeau. Double play:
Bourbeau-Jarkson-Jackaon Umpires:
Ted Lopat, Ted Howe. Time: 1:43.
Attendance: l.SOS (eat ).
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SP0RT5MANS
DIGESTS
OUTWIT FISH THAT
BUMP YOUR LURS
Some oayi you may mmj
NUMEROUS HARD fTRIKIS BUT
NOT HOOK A FISH. fT MA INOf
CAT! THAT THt PISM AM NOT
HITTING THE SOI OS) TAIL 04
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MOOTS BUT MAY M BUMMNS, IT
HARD M FRONT WITH A CLOSED
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TYINOj A DROOfcR 'LOOP TO AC
A NO. 1 TRBBLI HOOK AHtAO
OF THO LURI.
Bob Christie
Gets Position
(Cent, frtm preceding page.)
rind had been announced as end
ing at 6 p. m. Sunday.
Griffith Qualifies
Cliff Griffith of Indianapolis,
badly burned in a wreck whilt
practicing for the 1953 500-mller,
moved into the lineup at' 141 471
miles an hour in the Jim Rob
bins special.
Othr Tnialinra urr TtV,nniA
To,an of Dmer , ,h f
I Trio Brass Soecial he wracked
son, Cuyshogs Fills, Ohio, Cen
tral Excavating Special, 139093,
and Duke Dinsmore, Dayton, Ohio,
Shannon's Special, 133.430.
The field st that point averaged
142.507 miles an hour, compared
with last year's record of 138 796.
i Willamette Net Star
GetS Berth 111 NAIA
PORTLAND I The Univer
sity of Portland dominates tha
golf and tennis teams selected
Saturday to represent this area in
the NAIA tournaments at San
Dieo June 8-9.
The golfers, all from Portland
1' . are Bruce Cudd, Roger Sie-
lickv. Vince Altenhofen and Larrv
Lamberger Jr.
1 The tennis olavers are Rill
Rose and Jerry Doyle, Portland
V., and Archibald Mull, Willam
ette. i
rp. a Tallin
! aOte
fidea for tail, Oregon
(Compiled oy fa a Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Portland, Ore. I
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Time Height
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