The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 09, 1956, Page 10, Image 10

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    10-(Sec II) Statesman, Salem, Ore , Sat, June 9, '58
Win
By 3-1 Count Over L-R
Th lUndl Oilert ot a Dm
a Bob Knight ia hit initial local
and they downed Um UR outfit t
Peters Again
Wins in Meet
Shoot Ends 2nd Day
At Salem Gun Qub
(Coat trim artccdiag mm)
ut Salea'a Raleigh Welty by 001
target '
0 o a a a -Woolley, Thursday
Clat 0 trophy winner, had to
fettle for runnerup Friday. The
Drain fartirite'i 173 fell abort of
the 173 thot by C. J. Martin of
Klimath Fills, '-:
Other Claae winnert in th
doublet betldet Dudley and Hank
Peters were E. N. Willett, of Eu
gene who took the Claia B trophy
with a M, and R. R. Thomptoa of
Carlton, . whoa M topped the
Clata C group. "'
Gun will begin cracking a
t.m. thia morainf witn. a urge
field entered ia the Oregon SUte
Singlet Championship. Firtt half
of the 100-ttrget, , 10-yard event
will be runoff thia morning, the
event to be completed Sunday,
aino tuning at iw.
. Feature this afternoon will be
the Governor"! Handicap, 100 tar
get at 18 to tl yards. Don Petert
wat '63 runnerup in both the
tingle tad Coveraor'i (Prelim
inary) Handicap. -
- Clae Chaawpleathip LaaeUaf toe-j
ere: , -
' f CLAM AA
1. rtniwlt, Myrtle, Utah. Ut. Dm
feter, Sublimity 1M. Welt Usher.
Wedrtertmns Mt, 0. Orlkh. RM 111,
W. W. rlltaman. Cottar Orave? 1M.
t. M - limpeoel, Portland IM, T.
Bheperd Itt, 0. Slum. Tillamook IN,
F, lolomon. Wlncheetar IM, O. Mil.
Hit. RoMbupf IM, A. KerhrM, Pert
land 19. C. Bella IM. CprvaUU. t.
SckMita, Suien 14. T
CLASS A r,
Jack Culver. auUwrUn IN. L I.
Anderson. Toledo 11, O. Jintrtr.
Medfer IK N. Bawd, Klamath nil
1Mb K. OUkeaon. Ronburf IM,1.
J arm. It., Condoa, IM, T. aUmpaoa.
Ceroeliua. 1H, H. Webber. Win
Sprint Itt, M. Hunt Band Itt,
; CLAaa
X. Pattern. Uaemh Itt.. at. Ten.
terg, eavnon Itt, R. rirmell.
Myrtle, Idaha, Ml, T, Ahbtr Port.
Und 11. L. Bjrrd, Hobur 1(1. T,
Maknm, Alee. IM. W. Nuaom, Quln
tr 10, t. Condit, Tillamook 10. 1.
Fltmtiurtea, lalem I, .',
'If VLAoa M
Dl k DeRernvdl, Roaeburt IM,
Xr'tiih V'elty, Aalent IM, Doe On
Hon. Salem 11, N. Stemler, Port
land IPO. G. Newton; lndeoendenre
IM. I. Maea. Newport Itt, A. Guild,
HM ltUl
CLASS D "I
C, J. Martin. Klamath Mil 171, B
Wonlley, Drala - ITS, P.. Mclntyre.
Medtorai 11.' A. VenNuya, attytoa
am, h. Hcnuiitn. noewoura iu. '
Double ' Chtrnetonehta , LMdlng
coram:
CLASS AA "
D. Ortleh, Ken tl. . Dudley, St.
Helen M, Jack , Chriatanaea, lUd-
CLASS A .'. -,
H. Peter. Sublimity M. A. Blum,
Tillamook tt. O. Millar:' Drain 3. 0.
MlUHaa, RoMburg M. A. P. Miller,
Kanae City M. D. Peter, Sublimity
tl, A. Solomon, Roaeburg M, I, Simp.
on, rortind n, r. aimpaon, hiii.
or tL T. Mauaar, The Dalle t.
CLASS a
t. H. Willett. lufene M, J. Horn.
Madtord tl, D. McKay, Seattle tl. P.
Malcolm, Corvallii tl. Don Daach,
SoatU tl, Ctrl rattbera, Longvlew
St. ,.
-' CLASS C -'
R. R. Thompaon, Carlton II, Do
Cannon, Salara It, T. Abai)r, part
a
Gives Warning!
(CmummsI treat freccdiag Page.
..rrUiM, na.MkAe mt kw,l S intu
on or ofl the campus to tara their
way." . - ; .....
la answer to question, Dr.
Allea laid ha definitely did not
bellevt in autdghi cah grtnti to
athlete, but h added. "Their
cost of living thould bo met. That
eta be wm mrotif n frants to
aid which wt have now and
legal work aid (or rwoest Jobs at
prevailing wages. But an athlete
Just can't carry too big a load;
during the competitive aeaton. ';
Maybe tao aniwar-la a loan to
tee him through the season, and
to be paid eft during tha off-tea-
eon. - ' . ' . . ,
Ma! CoMMar Auuqnt
Dr. Allen said any code of ath
letic Practices "which does not
take bita account the legitimate
interest of tha alumni and boost
er organizations, and which doet
not make it possible (or the in
stitutions to work constructively
. with thea roups ... It not likely
to be tuccestful."
He expressed the hope that the
PCC could turvive. but added that
"if tha conference doe commit
suicide, thea I would like to tee
new conference formed. Let the
pretldenti thmelve write a
coda that they themtelvet can en
force. Garnet thould tba played
outsids) the conference only with
thota schools playing under the
tame eonditiont. . . ; -.
- "Tha president and the facul
tlet,Mi ha said, "are an tha pot.
They thould Ukt th lead In clear
ing thingt up."
American League
Olcaa lot Ml --1 t t
Boataa 11 lot Kht I 1 I
Koefaa, NewaU IS) and Lollar.
Moat lt)i MUM an) WhiU, Dale
Ol- ,. ...:.; .:,. , . '
Detroit At 101 MO- T 11 1
Waahlnttoa 600 000 lot- Itt
. Heeft anal Bouae: Paecual. Itew,
art (I, Clvner It) and FlU-Gcr-aia.
v . :-,,
Cleveland Itt as Me t II I
SNew York tot to oo I 1
Wynn and Mefani Fard, McDarmott
(I) and aerra, Howard lei. y
tcanaa City t03 tot 08 I t 1
Baltimore - 150 00 tOx t 14 I
. Dltmax. Crlmlan Itl. Harrlndon
(II. Burttchy ill and Thompaon!
FtUca, Browa (1) and Trlandoa.
" The Boston Red Sos have five
enarhes Jack Bursa. Del Baler
raid Schrelber, Davi FerrUt and
Softy Tilt
1-bit pltchlnf performance from wttf-
appearaac of th teaton last aifnt,
- 1 ia their City League toft ball dash
I at Phillip Field.
The only hit off Knight wat
home run by Arroond Carrow ia
the fourth Inning,
Knight wat alto the game't top
hitter, getting two binglet off Gene
HlUlker in three timet at bat
The Randlea got all three of their
runt la the fourth inning wnea
Jim Stewart tingled, moved op on
Knlght't tingle and scored oa an
error. Knight tallied oa a wild
pitch and Woody Hall thea made
tt three, riding ia aa Clea Joner
tlnglt.
UR continues to lead the lea
gue with a M record. Raadle now
hoait a 1-1 mark.
la the Caoital League contest of
the Bight rirat Christian bett Na
tional Guard S-l. scoring all three
runt ia the flaal inning. The
Guards got two ia the firtt oa a
homer by Ray Hodge. Walk, s
tacrifict, a patted bD and sin
gle by Bob Bates and Ron Rut
tell tcored tba three ia the sev
enth for the winnert.
The Hubbard Towniea art to
play Randle Oil ia a doubleheader
here tonight, 1 1 a r I a g at T:
o'clock.
UR ......... 000 IN M l 1
Randle ... 000 MO I I I 0
Hilflker and Wlckert; Kaight and
Hal
Guards 100 000 0-1 0
Church ....000 000 1-4 4 0
Reavts and Kratar; Farlow and
Young. f .
Myers' Starting
Time is Listed i
ROCHESTER, N. Y. IP Here
are some of the pairings (or the
firtt two day of the Mth National
Ooen golf championship at 0k
Hill Country Dub in Rochester,
N. Y, June 14-11 The firtt day't
timet, an eaetera itandard. are
lifted first. A-denotet amateur.
The field will be reduced to the
low at and ties for Saturday's last
two rounds: "
7:14 a. m. -(11:00 a. m.)-(A)-
Kent Myert, Salem, Ora.; Harold
Haddock, Denver, Colo.; Robert
L. Wataoo, Ardsley-on-Hudton,
N. Y. -
1:1( a. m. -9:40 a. m.-Paul
Run"n, La Jolla. California: Jim
C. Rii'sell, Walla Wlla, Wash.;
Mike Krek, Weirton, w. Va.
IM p. m. -(10:21 a. m.)-(A-
Edward Ervatti, Royal Oak.
Mich.) Walter Koiak. Convent
SUtlon, N. J.; Ray Hontberger,
seatue, wart.
Meadows
Entries
Portland Meadow. Saturday, pott
time, t p.m.!
Pint race. ertr. horaa. auraa MM.
II ate In trade C, IM yd..
J, Diua music, a. mcuowoii m
. Klckapo Klamath. P. Hldlo IM
t. Pa lay Irene, L. Knowla Ill
t. Okie Twtater. L. Wood IM
t. Ceneral Fllnk, J. Boat 1?
a Stormy Van. H. Earl IM
iLeon, A. Duncan IJ8
O'Neal'a Robin. A. Sherman 10
t. Hobart Koko. R. Ronklna IM
M. Chubby' Buck, T. lufelt lit
Second nee, ertr. horaa, pun 400.
U ae In irade B. SM vardi
aaa
1. C. Pj RurrlMne, r. Smother II?
I. Kirk Them. J. Boa Hi
1. Nick A. Boo, P. Hldlia 117
4. Redwood Panay In. H. Earl lit
ruoaina root, L. unowia
117
Laoy Homer' .Cat,
S. McDowell
11.4
' 120
' lit
Betty Domo, G. Dixon
Jo Lahekin, H. Herr
uiutnun vs. Mrs. Sidney HOiTman nervey uivaai, uwen miner.
Th,lrd race, claim, auraa tsot, t ' and Mra. Walter Tooie vt. Mrs. Reyn-, I 41 Gary Snelf rov. Frank Snel
year aids and up. 1100), ana mil. olds Allen; Mrs. Charlea McDevitt trove. Gary Schafer.
I, Count Gim. O. Dixon in vs. Mrt. Chester Loe tnd Mrt. L. C. 1 49 Ed Baer. Georte Ttobards
1. Evil Lou. F. Choineckl 110
1. Omar Boa. J. Boa IIS
a. count anortie. w. Phillip
107
III
,07
t. Mead, f. Hldlo
I. KnUhft Flat. J. Brackan
1. C.una. D. Henehaw
t. Hindu Fleet. A. Carmlchael
130
ne
117
. Sky-O-Manso, E. Miller
us
"'. mcDow.ii . ; m
Fourth nce. euim. purse tsoo. t
r iai and up,, (ti.oooi, six fur-
7,llwoo Boy . HooWr
t. Rock it ma, w. Phinipa
bAiLur ll,n..(L'm'n',
't,,.- ?.it
"uu oeka. c. aimoms ....
170
Hi
UI
130
lie
i:0
i, im ta-r's. v. nrniniw
I. Valin. F. Smothers .
Fifth rae. "Invitational Hdcp.",
puree 70t, an mile and ',.
I. His Last. O. Henshaw 114
i. Mctwoop, L. Knowla 10
X Stalky, a. Hookin HI
4. Hallo iky. 1. Boat .UI
1, Carllato, O. Ilmonls .. m
I. Vain Flower, R. McDowell .114
1, Ean K., A. Sherman 120
I. Contender, G. Dixon 114
Blxth race, claim, ours MOO. 1
year old and up, (MOO I. tlx fur
ones. i. Brav's Honor. D. Henifhaw ..
. Short Wlt. G. Alroonls
1. Beat Way. W. Phllllos
flaur d'Alonr A. Sherman
I. R'ster Fran. S. McDowell .
. tl ChUne. R Hopkins .
7. Praldid. I. Knnwles
S. Pern!' Star, G. Dixon ..
. 11s
-.111
...IM
. 113
IM
Seventh race, alw , purse 1700.
year eld and up, "Plater Puree." S'
furlontt.
I. Ftre Kid. G. Dixon Ill
.Dancer Looee. F Imother ...11
J m 1, 1. 1 I a
e. 1 uhuu, n. nnpnin, lie
4. Freddie Th Fo. J. B reckons 119
t. Borel W. Phillips ..Ill
t. Mr. Boo. B. Roman 115
t. Coldspinnar, I. McDowell ... .120
Klhth 'race, "Invitational Hdcp
ourae 1700, on mile, "Tillamook
Count Fair."
I. Pharton, G. Dixon
I. May' Last. J. Protity ....
t. rtold Raierve, A. Sharman
4. Run Atom. 1. Boa
I. Rommlck Vanehuk.
W. Phlllloe.
1 Maraca. O. Simonu ,
111
.11s
. us
.111
.114
.111
1. Bin Mink. P. Hldalto .. lit
a Haw Da Lee. D. Henshaw .. tit
Ninth raea. an mile, auraa It KM.
Tha Thorn aa Loutltt Memorial Haa
dice, t year aide and up.
1. Bheba T A. Bherman . Ill
I. Mr Boy Bobby, 8. McDowell 111
I. Callfornlan. D. Henshaw III
4. Bandy Law, L. Knowla IO
I. Jeromey, P. Hldalfo Itt
I. Reottl D., G. Dixon . IM
1, Fulton Boa. W. Phillips Ill
Tenth rae. claim.
urn tsoo I
anoi. l.iiath.
yer old- and up,
"Wl-nine well
Wl-mne well.
L 8-lntlv Sinner, L
MyV Mn fohn. P.
Knowlea ...111
Hldaleo tl
t Fort C.unnvbeta. I. Miller II
a. Accurate Cueat. a. McDowell 111
l Brifht Costume. R Hopklna .. III
t, Mr. Cover Up. J Breckon lit)
1. Great Spirit. H. Here - Ut
t Lord Abbey, D. Henshaw ..II4
I. Viet Pearf. F, Bmother 174
It, rtrd Ja, 6. Duo 1'f
Going Was Rough for Mr. Wilson
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.- " r. -- vjl i'-'v i .
m at
r l X " - 4 t
", v. M I . I , J
Tetoraa ttack ear drhrer Aady WUm feaad the geiag rather raagh aa
Partlaad Speedway, aa he embed late the fence oa the Berth tarn la hit lis Ford, while Herb Tbara
at tipped ay at It ttO-B, a M Chryaler, aad Jaha Sweeaey (71) tea to the infield la hi IKi Old.
Bat Wuaea aacaped aakanDed, haa the ear ta lap raaalag thape agala aad will be ameag the pretest
far laaigat't tteek car races at Saleat't Hllrwd Bawl, ta wlB Sweeaey. TMrteea Its atedei are niiea
tuRtag tealghl'a eatriea by Rea All, Valley Spent sreantier.
todr Llacers HAake Debut
'cnAaWMAitr
PIGEST
RIQSING A MINNOW
FOR TROLLING
avAer'
RUN If 0 UAOaRt
SMO THRQU6M CYI OP
-A LARM MIBOLa'
CVCTLAP
Trta U,
BACK OMTO LtADtR.TWN RUN
KBCDUI THROUGH BAm MOtTTM
and our rra vimt. pull liao-
W INO OUT BAIT'S VtKT ANP
SUP OFF NSEDLR.
TIG A
HOOK
ONTO THS INO OP
LEADER A) AND PULL
THI HOOra SHANK UP OTTO THS
MIAOW'S BODY AS SHOWN (j).
Usa A KEEL ON THE faaiWD
LINE WITH A WVeL BCTYVEEN
IT AND THE LEADER TO PREVENT
UNa-Twrrr. trou. bait slowlx
Pairings Set
For Tourney
Pairings for firtt round pity in
the Salem Golf Club Women's
Miniature Tournament next Wed
nesday have been announced. A
dozen foursomes will tee off Wed
nesday morning. Medalist is Mrs.
William Edwards, with a net 77.
The pairings:
First ftltht: Mrs William Edwards
;va. Mr. Ralph Hamilton and Mrs.
unariea iray va. Mra. uien aieven-
' ton; Mrs. Chandler Brown vt MraJ
I Kenneth Vollmar and Mrt. Jack Kl-
ley vs. Mrt. Tom Hill: Mrs. I. I. Mc-!
Berry vs. Mr. Pere Woodcock
Second fltfht: Mrs. Woodson Ben
find
. Vtisioo -
; nett vs. Mrs Ivan Marble
Clayboum Dyer vt. Mra.
er; Mrt. Robert Cannon vt. Mrs. H
A. Simmons and Mrs Kelley Peters
vt. Mrt. Kenneth Potta
Third flliht: Mrt Mnrrlt Croth
ert vt. Mrt. Beth Smith and Mrt.
Frank Wtrd vs Mr. Iuena Knkko:
Mrt, Clifford fills vt. Mrt. James
Van Kuelen and Mra. Millard Pekar
vt Mrs. Willi, m Hammond
Fourth fltfht: Mrs. Harold Buslrk
J 1
&
IIS vi Mrs. John Flcklln and Mrt. Rob
110 1 art Hrrrall vs. Mra. Edward Cowan:
Mra. Bruce Williams vs. Mrs. William
' Phillip, Sr.. Mrs. Frank Nichols vs
Mrs. Richard Chat; Mrs. William
Dyer vs. Mrs. Howard Wlcklund and
Mrs. Homer Goulet vs. Mrs. Dan
Wllea: Mra. Paul Sllke vt. Mrs. Olen
Stevens and Mra. Don Toomb vt.
Mrt. Jamet McAlvtn.
GIBSON MOVES VP
MANCHESTER. England I -Althet
Gibson of New York con
quered Shirley Fry, America's
top-rtnklng woman amateur, Fri
day and moved into the final
round of the Northern Tennis
lis, tournament against her old nem
JjJ esis, Louise Brough.
TheyTl Do It Every
1 yjiyy' .11-, 1
I W '?S KV' I rr r.m-r a 1 Axrs rc tnu r aviua
nP W JUST Paux-VM A LrrTLB G4MB OF PASTURE
tXrfWl rTl TVlEPI't MOT A - POOL""
I IrW I S THINS TO BE I
Im m'omADoc'euM if ift. 1 ' V-
THE C4LMEST, MOST KtUXEO O.aS. I S-S . - -
: TUatT EVER NlPPEO 4 NEeTVC lan S J?f . '
te m asee rttmm eetr,i . eeaia swew wee-i Lm2mmmSSijiimMtimiMammmmmm
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Today's r Time$
Today's T Times
For Shrine Tourney:
Following are the name of thote
who are to play in today's portion
of the Shrine Benefit golf tourna
ment at Salem Golf Club, and their
respective tee-off time:
Tim Nam
W Jimn Mlnty. William Burrell.
Glen Wilbur, Charlat Muiaer.
7:00 Robert Kl)y. Ray Howard,
Cecil Lanti, Earl Bourland.
7:10 lohn rarr.ll. Otto Albtri, S.
W.' Sloan, Paul Carbon.
7 :M Johnny Kolb. Mik Kolb.
7:30 Don Davia, Victor Dill, Cane
Vandcneynd. Stu Smith.
7:40 Phil Gould. Ruaull Bon-
teala, Harold Hauk. Prad Haaaa.
7:S0 Harvar Lovaall. C. F. Pelke.
Georte Wilton, Ray Linton.
coo ai (.onen, jack rrankiun.
Julea Jacobaon, D. B. Brown.
1:10 Don Thurman. Jack Wlaa.
Roy Maltby, Jotaph Klniar
l:S0 Jim Allan. George Moorhrad.
140 Bob Hamilton, Ron Hamilton,
Fred Rahler.
:JO Hrnry Landla. La Gustafaon.
Sam Mllr, B. Erirkson.
9:00 Leland Lafom, Wayna Hob-
bins. Geo. Oeisheafer. Mai Bexrd.
v w-Le mo lectors, wsvne Hon.
1:10 Frank Nichols, Bob
Price',
Bob Thompaon, Dirk Hendrle
:20
I 30 Larry Oalund. Hohart Jack-
ton. Georte Scales. Len Hicks.
S:46 Bill Harerav, Donald Gill.
Elmer Van Den Boa, Leren Lippert.
t. 90 Harry Miller. Huih LeFort.
lam Busby, Pete Bennlaon.
10:00 Warren Doollttle. Hufh Mor.
row. Palmer Sather, W. D, Severeon.
10:10 Slav Tabacchl, Henry Moon,
Woody Elllaor. Tennis Larson.
10:20 Ed Burrler. M. D. Hill.
10 30 Clarke Lee, Harry Perlman,
A. J. Kin.
I:40 Biff Lovett, Jack Lovett,
Jack DuLonf. Jack Partin.
11:00 Jo Flcklln. Merritt Truax,
t. I. Beckman, Paul Silks,
11:90 Larry Evan. Don Huff,
Richard Chase.
12:00 Frank Ward. Med Infram.
Floyd Baxter. Pat Miklla.
11:10 H. G. Hohwlesner. Don Hen
drle, A. C. Jonea.
11:30 Howard Wlcklund. Millard
Pekar, Georte Hoffman, Harry Gut-
reon
11:40 Fred Rawlins. Howard 01-
sen. Roy Reynolds. Evan Reynold
1150 Lowell rox. Han-v
Careen
Jr . Ed. O'Reilly. Warren Wheeler.
1:00 Manley Treese, Georte
Emlh, Kit Convert, Hobart Price.
1:07 John Goaa. Bill Christine.
Lyle Hammack. John Crockett.
1:14 Clyde Prall. Kclley Petert
c,.rL.ArJ,prLMt' .wmlm
-' B,01 "
,i: -iay t-arson. ut. a. n. mc
Keen, Jerry Frel. Levern Eers.
1:39 D. K. Mason. Llnvd Mason
.Glenn Cushman. Tom Elliott
!,h.:rt;n.W - .r.
i 103-A. F. Quirin. Bin wood, ward
Moore, Barney Filler.
Tide Table
TIDEI FOR fAfl ORIGOM
iComslled by U. S. Coast and
Godetlc Survey. Portland. Oregon!
Time Helcht
Time Heifht
High Waters
June ft.
Low Waters
ft.
I 1 :3 p m.
II
( 97 m.
t 21 p.m.
7 42 a.m.
7 22 p.m.
:2fl a m.
20 p.m.
. 14 a.m.
4 24 p.m.
10:02 a m.
10:31 pm.
10 52 a.m.
11:51 pm.
11:41 a.m.
1
12 a m.
2 25 pm.
113 am.
I ll pm.
107 a m.
4 :00 p m.
3:05 a.m.
4:4 p.m.
4:01 am.
1:3 p m.
1:11 am.
I M p.m.
43 a m.
7:11 p.m.
1:10 a.m.
I 04 p.m.
:il am.
S:3.1 p.m.
10 41 a m.
31 p.m.
1
1
1.7
20
11
II
-0
II
01
1 09 a m.
12:3 p.m.
1:20 a m.
1:30 p.m.
3 21 am.
2:21 pm.
4 14 a.m.
3 20 pm.
-01,
2 2 I
Time
W yNist
rzjuy y N;rAA i.'Arr
T
the meat NASCAR ltO-mller at
ill I . m . 1
UTieet dima
At Hollywood
of them 1936 models,
yetrly Salem debut
Hollywood Bowl in
make their
tonight at
the Valley
racing program, Time trials (or
th event get started at 7:45
o'clock, with racei getting under
jWiy tt 1:30.
' Promoter Ron Ail hat gone all
out for this one, by bringing in
ctrt tnd driven from such points
at Yakima, Kennewlck, Longview
and Seattle, Wash. Another it John
Sweeney, recently from Atlanta.
G., who ia now operating in this
area in hit 1956 Oldsmobile tt.
Maty Nacar .Eatrle
Most of the entries drove in the
recent NASCAR 100-mile classic in
Portland, including second place
, .... l-
w nner Jonnny v ln
Olds 88. Herb Thomas of South
Carolina won the NASCAR event
and then went on to Eureka and
Merced,, Cal., to win malners
there. Gordy Haine of Yakima
finithed second to Thomas at Eur
eka, and Hal Hardesty of Kenne-
wick was second at Merced. Both
Haines and Hardesty are slated to
drive here tonight, according to
Ail. Haines in a 19M Dodge D500,
Hardesty in a 195 Chevrolet V8.
' Thirteen 195 models are listed
among the entries, The oldest bug
gies in the meet will be the 1934
Olds piloted by Don Nelson and
the 1954 Hudson Hornet driven by.Se. A 'rgv44'46L A.A,declil,; ,imited ,uPP'y old croP
1 - j: . t j . A m . ia An I u J - j . au s j
Bob Carroll.
N'amerea Driver
Art Watts 55 Dodge", Curly
Barker 56 Chev.) Bob Keefe 56
Ford! TW. Haeertv IM TVwi.r.1
. ---.
Andy
jBeal (58 Ford)
Lou Sherman 56;
Mercury). "Wild Bill" Hyde (56 '
ituc 'JW
ftldl FA NjMrre IM nMal Hon
Uias , , ta wegre ss yias'. uon
Hamilton (5 Muoenaxer tjoiaen
Htwk) and Mel Martinelli (56
Hudson) are others listed by Ail.
Trophy dash, heat races and
mainers follow the time trials.
i The card will be climaxed by a
50-lap main, longest race of the
1 local season to date.
TRUAX SEEKS GAMES
The Truax Oil Clan B lunior
b.seb.11 team of Salem i. look -
,ing for competition with junior
outfit outside the city. Any tem
coach or mtntger intereitetf in
games with the Trutx club
thould contact either City Bui
tell (2-7455) or Arthur Pofvir
(4-4828).
National League
J ; Pittsburgh
000 000 000 021 II 1
000 000 Ofl 00-4 4 0
Fonts; Dtckon and
Friend and
Srni.
New York
Milwaukee
014 010 100-7 10 1
000 100 000-1 7 1
Ridiik (41. McCall
Worthinftpn,
(I) and Waatrum: Crone. Sleater 13).
Murff (31, Jnllv 9. Johnson Ui.
Phillips 7) and Crandall.
Brooklyn 000 101 0014 7 1
Cincinnati 100 020 ll-- 11 0
Koufax, La bine Ol tnd Campanel
la; Kllppatein and Bailey.
Philadelphia 100 son. 000 I 1
Chlcaio too 100 60--I 7 1
Roberts. J. Mever 141 and LoDats:
Kaiser. Valentinettl 14) and Land-
nth.
By Junmy Hatlo
Andy Wilson 58 rordt, Harold!:;"- -
IXT KITE HELPS '
NEW YORK l - The unifies
fly, back for the third strtlght
season to boost ballplayers' bat
ting averages, is giving Staa Mu-
tial help just when he needs tt.
HUtiai, Oil M one Ol nit worn t tn nma in quouiion were gau
atarta Inr tha S lunula rardinala ered it i p. m. ytrday:
leads the major leagues la tacri-
net lues wita nve. aian is nailing
iu m
wuy ' w """""ilroa riramao iS'L
flies counted u timet tt bat, at
wt the cut from 1930 to 1954, be
would be at J7t.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by The Aaaoclatad Prea
J aaa I
BOND AVERAORS
mi i it
Raila Indui Utll Fn
Net chant - A 1 Unch Unch A 1
Friday H.t Mt Ml (3.1
Prev. day .I4.I M t 4 J 7
Waek ae H.t M l M (It
Month ao M.f M l M t M l
Year aa Mt Ml 111 Ml
IM Hlll M l 17 Ml M l
10M Low M l HI M t H I
IMS Huh M Ml 100.1 Ml
1MI Low M l M 4 M l S4 I
itocb Avaaaaaa
IS
is
utll.
D.ro
177.0
IM
nit
1ST S
11.1
11. t
mi
ui 5
1U.I
Induit. raili
Nat ehang
Friday ......
Prev. day ..
Week ao .
Month ao ..
Year ao .
1M Hlth ....
1M Low ....
IMS Hlth ..
155 Lew ....
D4.1 D31 Dl
.. J4 5
.1931
.151
. 2U.I
... K 5
rn
.1441
197.1
.M3.I
1371
1410
137
IUI
137.4
mi
1MI
1424
114.1
71.3
711
71
730
7S.1
711
71.1
7S.7
Investment Trusts
(Tift. Smlther Co.. Inc.)
t Bid Aaked
AMIIlated Fund 101 S M
Canadian Fund Il.lt M.51
Century Sham Trust .13.11 19.04
Chemical Fund 1 71 It. IS
,Delawar Fund 10.77 11 M
Diver, lnvptt. rund I It 10.07 !
Dividend SharM Ml 3 01 :
Eaton A- H Bal. Fund 11 01 13 4.1 !
Gas. lnd 1J.J7 19 05 '
GrouD Tobacro 4.18 4.53
Incorp. Investors 141 10.17
Krv Cust. Funds:
B-3 10 U Mil
B-4 10 91 11.11
K-l M 10.31
S-l 12 04 13 14
S-4 10 01 104
Man. Bond Fund 105 11
Maaa. Invast. Trust 33.71 M.4
Natl. Sec. Itrlei:
Income Sr rles Id 1 1
Stock Series I M 03 I
Pref. Slock Seriea 172 53
Natl. Div Serial 4 19 9 0
Nail. Growth 97 31
Pioneer Fund 13.41 14 9
Tel. -Eire Fund 11 M i: 35
Value Line Inc Fund 5 95 90
Welllmton Fund 13.31 19 21
Dow Jonea Averages
NEW YORK (API Dow-Jone
clotlnt stock averatei:
Hifh Low Cloaa
30 Indue. 404 447.9 479 1
20 RFt s 164 91 10.11 11 01
1 Utile. 9 77 IS 01 69.21
9 Stock 171.31 HI 13 170.11
Portland Produce
PriPTl AND I Riitterfat
T.ntoiivr. suhiprt to immediate
- - ...
change Premiurr. quality, dcliv-
ered in Portland, 60-63 lb: first
quality ai-ou. seuunu iiuaiiiy m-m.
Butter-Wholesale, fob bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
92 score, it's: A grade. 92 score.
M'i; B gride 90 score 37; C grade
89 score, 33.
Cheese To wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-44 lb; Oregon 3-lb loaf.
434-30.
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
f.o.b. Portland, A" large, 42-444;
A medium, 38-404; A until, 27
294. Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
iv. nr
. 40-42;
3 cenU
medium. 41-43; A medium.
I A small. 29-31. Cartons, 2-3
. additional.
Eggs To consumers-AA large,
J tfl. A le.na CI tM . A A M A 1 1 1 MI
" af.
.. 1 merlium afw.U A small.
36-41.
Live poultry-No. 1 quality,
. . n.i i e. Al' ilk.
, ,ou- rmuanu njni, n im,
n.rtv.- lisht hens.
- -
iv-18 ai iarm; ncavy nens, io-t
at farm: old roosters, 11-12.
Turkeys-To producers L i v e
weight fryen, 27-28; bredr tur-
key hens, eviscerated, 30-31;
breeder toms, 39-40.
Rabbits-Average to growers-
Live white, 35-44 lbs. 23 26 ; 3-6
lbs, 18-21: old colored pelts 4 cents
less: old does. 10-14. few higher
1 Fresh killed fryers to retailers. 5S-
, 61; cut up. 62-65.
Hholetale Dreiied Meat
Beef carcasses Steeri, choice.
mm. 700 ht nft-.W on- ennd 31 50.
. '. T Tl" JTV .i-...
24 0-29 0: utility, 23 00-27 00: can
ners and cutters, 21.00-24 00.
Beef cuts (choice iteeri) Hind
quarter!. 42.00-46.00: rounds
40.00-43.00: full loins, trimmed.
61 00 -87 00: forequarters. 28 00
29.00: chucks. 30.00-32.00: ribs,
42 00-44 ..
Pork cuts Loins, choice, t-1
lbs, i3.OO-57.00; shoulderi, It lbs,
down, 29 00-33.00; ipareribs, 42.00
44.00; fresh ham. 10-14 lbs. 51.00
53.. Veal and calves Good-choice,
all weights, 32.0-38.00; commer
cial. 28.00-35.00.
Spring lamb Choice-prime. 40
50 lbs. 47.00-5000; good, 45.00
47.00. Lambs Good. 37.0-39.00.
Wool Nominal clean basis. U
blood, 1 .00-05; H blood, 1.03-08; "i
blood. 1.12-18: fine. 1.17-23.
Country-dressed Meila, l.o.b.
Portland:
Beef-Utility cows, 22-24 lb; cut
ters, 19-24 lb.
Hogs Best lightweight blockers.
24-26 lb; light lean tows, 18-22 lb.
Veal Top qualit) lightweights
28-30 lb; rough heavies 20-30 lb.
Lambs Top grade springer 38
42 lb: good yearlings, 30-32 lb.
Mutton Lightweight ewe and
weathers 8-12 lb.
Freth Produce
Onions Calif. Yellow, med.
4.75-5.00; White. 5.00-23
Potatoes Calif. Long White No.
1-A, 10 oz min, 100 lb, mostly
6 50-7.25, few down to 6 23; No. 2.
4 50-5.00.
Hay New Crop No. I green
alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. Portland,
nominally 55.00-36.00 ton. Ncv
crop prices not established.
Sleepless?
am f AaieJ SfiKht
Eat 4 or 2 Tata al bedtime to
Mutralia add fate!
Western Securities
Thee bid and ak Quotation rao
raaant price at which, ona or more
dealer, member of the National As
sociation ot Bacurtty Dealer' Inc.,
would trado with tha aanaral oublie
c,llf fowtr
caacad Plywood
' Conaol. Preiiht II
It'
14L
Iron Fireman
Jantaea Inc. Com.
114
U'a
-41",
.13
Malar Frank
1'
u
S4
40,
7'.
4',
M'
Morrlson-Knudaen
Ora. -Port Cement J
Pae P. A L. Com.
Pope A Talbot
Portland Gaa A Coke ,
Port Gen. Xlc.
BANKS
Bank ot America . 31,
Bank ot CalKornU 74 1,
Chaae Manhattan 47,
Pint NaUonal Sl
Pint Nat. City NY J't
U. S. NaUonal ...71,
Portland Grain
PORTLAND UR Coarta ralni,
IS -.day thlpment, bulk, coast
delivery:
Oats. No I. 30 lb white S1.00-S0
Barley, No.2. 43 lb B-W 49.00-30
Corn No.2. E-Y ship t 44 (XMS.OO
Wheat (bid), to arrive market,
basis No.l bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White . 2.14
Soft White (excluding Rex) . : 2.14
White Club 2.14
Hard Red Winter:
Ordinary . 2.14
10 per eent 2.13
11 per cent 2.21
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (AV-(USDA)-CatUe
salable for week 3.130: market
moderately active; fed tteert tnd
heifers ttrong-23-50 higher, in-
and cutters 25-instances SO higher;
bulls strong; load choice-prime
1.091 lb fed steers 21.50; other
choice steers 900-1.160 lot 20.00
21.23 with few early sales 19.50:
good steers 11.50-19.50: standard
16.00 - 18 00: utility 12.00 10. 00:
choice heifer 19.00-20.40: good
grade 17.50-18 .50; standard 14 50
17.0; few utility 11.00-14.50; cows
commercial It better 12.00-14 00;
utility cows 9.50-12.00 with canners
and cutters 7.00-9.50; shelly offer
ings down to 3.50; utility bulls
13.50-16.50 with several around
1,300 lb weights to 17. 00; commer
cial bulls 14 50-15.50 with light
cutter bulla down to 12.00.
Ctlves salable for week 700;
supply predominately vealeri;
market rather ilow; vealert wek
1.00 lower; choice vealert 19.00
21.00, few high choice to 22.00;
good-low choice offerings 17.00
19.00; commercial 3.00-16.00; util
vealers down to 9.00.
Hog salable for week 2.125
.. . . . . , Hv,,.v, uu,v
,,rs trons-25 higher: sows teady;
so ed lots U.S. 1-J 180-235 lb
ouicnerj io.oih mi wim late sales
19 00 up: mixed lots 1-2-3 butchers
18.30 early. 18.75 late: 3 butchers
18.25. 140-160 lb offerings 17.00-50;
few 230-270 3 butchers 17.00; sows
300-500 lbs 12.0-16., few lighter
weights 16.50; sows 500-600 lbs
down to 10.00.
Sheep salagle for week 4.250;
bulk of supply spring lambs;
spring slaughter lambs opened 50
1.00 higher but failed to carry full
advance; closing only about 30
higher but trading active at the
uminc: iimiieu supply uia cropir, a r
lambs and ewes steady; a 209-head ' 9aleill UllOtatlOnS
. consignrnent choicesome prime 83 ) ia ef .at. yntar., .
id Washington range springers
; 23.00 Monday; two sizable lots!
: Ak.:A AW II. I L a.
i .'" 'o-ou 10 range lamo It
I miriu.olr 11 rVI tr Ih f.u, M. i-1o
T """ . ' f
j to 24.23; other choice 70-90 lb
springers Z3 Z5-50 witn nigh good-
.1 : 1 . .n An . i
muiic iuis u.wu.w; luw tooa
!. on, 9nnn.rnn .om. fmi.K
----- ,
lamos aown to u: gooa-cnoice
shorn old crop lambs 13.00-16.00:
one lot wooled 16.50; good-choice
shorn ewes 4.00-5.00; cull-utility
ewes 2.00-4 00: few lots medium-
good spring feeder Iambs 15.30-
17.00: choice 83 lb feeders 18 00.
-.:... . --
K $T0.SID PARKINGI
i M
FOR OVIR 1,000 CARS
! O
'vt vt5ftW,,,'i
summer com
Italum-inspired Espresso by Nettleton
Now-the imarteit men have holei in their ihoei. Nettleton introduced the
Italian-inspired Eiprewo hardly a year ago . . . and now improve upon it by
generouily ventilating it for summer. Elaiticized laces and elastic panel 'under
the hood' mean you can slip th iho off and on without untying! like all Nettle
toni, these Espreisoi take four timet longer to mak than ordinary shoes, and
coit a bit mor but it's extrtvagint to piy least Brown, black, maple.
Mail and phone orders. Plus shipping cost to areas outside
our regular truck delivery routes
MEN'S SHOES
STREET FLOOR
New York Closing Stocks
' ' Reperted by
Merrill Lyncii Pierce, Fanner nd Bean
Fllntkot SI
Ford Motor M1,
O
Gen Dynamic ..... t'.
Gen Hoc 7',
Gen Foods 4V,
Gen Motor 411,
Gen Tire SI 'a
Geo Pae Ply 55',
Gillette 4i,
Glidden 351,
Goodrich 7S
Goodyear '.
Grace W R 47',
Grt No Ry 40",
Grt Waat Su IHs
Greyhound 11
Guli Oil - 111U
R
Homeatake M 3S'
Int harvcat 94',
lnt Nickel Ma
Int Paper ...1J1
Johns-Mans 4',
Jone A M Itl 43',
i a
Kalaer Alum 4',
Kennocott 111 'a
Kara Land 49
L
Llbby McN 15?,
Lif Myer 17
LOr Glass .. Oi,
Lockheed Air - 44
Loew's Inc 21',
Lone BeU A 74 ,
Loriliard 1,
M
Manavox 3
Marah Field 34,
MAM Wood 13',
Merck A Co . : SO'!,
Mont Chem . 41
Mont Ward 40,
Motorola 41,
N
Natl Bis. ult .. 3,
Natl Cash Re 47,
Natl Dairv 37',
Natl Diatill H
Na'l Gypaum 54
Natl Lead s,,
Natl Supply 5
NY Central . S,
No Am Avl I4,
No Pac Ry 17',
NW Airlines 19',
O
Olln Math M',
Otia Elev . 41
P
Pabco . ,
Pac G El 90
Pac TAT lli,
Pan Am Air 1
Penney J C II
Perm Ry 23',
Pepsi C"la 13',
Phelp-Dode 0
p
Al Chem A Dye . ..114
Allied Strs - ',
Aiha Cham a',
Alcoa 1144
Aluminum Ltd 124
Am Airline 23;
Am Can . 4r
Am Cyaa M
Am Motor
Am Stl Fdr 44
Am T T 17
Am Tobacco - T
Am Vtecoee 33',
Anac Copper 71 Vs
Armro SI
Armour .. 11
Atcheaon Top . 154' i
Avco l
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Bendlx A via It
Beat rood II ,
Beth Stl :..144
Boeint Air 7',
Borden 1
Borg Warn 43',
Bucyrua 43
Burro Addinf 3li
C
Calif Pack 4
Campb Soup . 3'
Can Pac By , 11
Caa J I 11
Catarp Trae 73",
Celanea 19
Celotex 41 'i
Ortalnteed ....
Ches A O Ftv ...
Chi M A St P
Chi NW R
Chi R Is Ry
Chrvslir
Cities Serv
Climax Moly
duett Pea
Coca Cola
Collate
Com Credit
Comw Fdiaon
Cone Edison
Container .
Cont Can
Cont Oil
Crane Co
Crown Zell
Curtisa Wr
O
Deere A Co
Dla Match
Rout Air
Dow Cham
Du P de Ne
C
East Air Li
East Kodak .
El Paso Gas
tmer Radio ......
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Chicago Grain
CHICAGO (API
Open Cloaa
WHEAT
Julv 1M-0S lOt's-O
Sept. ID',-', 2 11', -11
Dec. 1.12', 2 15-lS's
Mar Ill's-, 1 19V1I
CORN
Julv 152',-', 153',-',
Sept. 151'. 15J-.-M
I Dec. 1. 31-39', 1 40-40',
'Mar 142 144
OATS
Julv 5',-9 5't
Sept. ', M't-U
Dec. et, ,
Mar 70', 71',
RYC
Julv 1 13', 1 14',-s
SepL 113', 114't
Dec. 1 15,-M', 1 24', -17
Mar. lit 1.30
SOYBEANS
Julv 3 11', -10 113-11
'Sept. 1 73-72'i 2 74-74',
'Nov. 1MVS4 2 57',-',
1 J,n 157', 11', -M
Mar. 210', l.1'-4
Markets at Glance
NEW YORK. June S t API
Stocks Lower: merkrl drops on
news of President Illness.
Bonds Hither: corporatea and
tovarnment Improve.
Cotton Irretular; quiet trading.
CHICAGO:
Wheat Hliher: short covering
Corn Hlfher: food demand.
Oata Mixed: Inter, st lacklnl.
Soybean Hlfher: on substantial
buylnf.
Ho s Steady to M cant lower;
top 11100.
Cattle Steert nominally steady;
top 1171
RLTTtRFAt
I an i
rrem.um
o I
tm
. aiTOTa
j whe!etie
Retail
1 IRCI .
'
I (Wholesale prices rane from I
t0 , tnXt (vtr UT(B prieei
Lam a
.34
1 Medium A
pStxTM
C0od H,n,
j Lethom Han
cJortj r!,
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.30
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:15 TO P. M.
OTHER DAYS 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.
mrirn n mn
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IIIV.IV.il U Mill
THE STORE
j 'A u 'x t
etMeaeaTlitny
Philco Corp . H'
Phil Morri 43
Phil Ptrol 4'4
PllUbury 4
Proc A Gam l
Pu Sd P A L 17
Pure Oil - 44
R
Radio Corp 41-
Rayenier Inc 33's
Repub Stl 43',
Reynolds Met e"1,
Beynolda Tob - 93
Blchfleld O .... T5,
Royal Dutch .-. tt'
a
Safeway Str 12',
It Joe Lead . 41',
at L Is or Ry
St Real Paper ...
Scheniry lnd i.
Scott paper
Sear Boa ..
Shall Oil .
Sinclair Oil
Skelly Oil
5ocony-Mob
Sou Cal Idi
Sou Pac Ry
sou My
Scarry Rand
Std Brands .
Std Oil Cal .
Sid Oil lnd ...
Std Oil NJ .
Stude-Pack
Sunray Oil ..
Sunshine M .
Swift A Co ..
Sylvania El .
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Texas Cn
Texaa Gult -Textron
Tide-AS'O
Transam
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. 23',
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Trans Wo Air
Twn Cen Fox
U
Union Carb US',
Union Oil . 57'J
Union Pac Ry ..1M',
Unl Aircraft AT,
Unl Air Line !'
Unl' Corp .Mi::. t,
Unl Fruit 4',
US Plywood 41'i
US Rubber 47",
US Steel 53',
Warner Pic 13
Wash Water P 36',
West Air Br 30',
Western Air 19'
Western Elec M'i
Western Union 1'
Woolworth 41
Z
Zenith 10ti
Wheat Leads
Grain Advance
CHICAGO - Led by wheat,
grain futures attained higher
prices, in active . dealings on the
Board of Trade Friday. Wheat
closed 2 to 3 cents higher with the
September contrtct showing the
greatest advance.
Wheat closed 1, to 3', higher,
corn H to 14 higher, oats 's lower
to S higher, rye unchanged to 1H
higher, soybeans to 3 cent!
higher and lard 15 to 28 cents a
(Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO (API-IUSDA4 - Hot
1.000: steady to 50 lower: bulk No I
and 3 trades UQt250 lb. butchers
II 79-17 2,4: top ll on; most No. 1
and 1 20-300 lb. butchers 1 29-1 75;
sows 11.15-19 90.
Cattle 1 000: calvea 100: steers and
heifer, ateady: eowa steady: bulla
steady, vealera steady to hither;
stockers and feeders steadv: food ta
hifh food 990-1050 lb. steers ll.tfl
19.75; utility and commercial cow
1200-14 00: bulk canners and cut
ters 10 50-1:50; bulls 13.75-14 00;
ood and choice vealera 10 00-14 no
Sheep 300: steadv: food and choice
sprint lambs 24OO-27.00; thorn
slaufhter ewei 3 50-9 00.
Chicago Onions
CHICAGO (AIM Onions:
Open Hifh Low Close
Nov. 'old t 1.40 110
Nov i new l 1 79 1 S3 1 73 1 73
Jtnuarv 1 in lit 105 2 05
February 1 39 2 39 1 2 2 1
Chicago Butler-Eggs
CHICAGO IAPI-iUSOAI - Butter
I steadv; wholesale selllnt prices un-
.h.n... B'l .on- IQ.M H' A 1
M 99-59.25: B 90 96.75-57. 23: C 19 55-5S
Efts fully steady: wholesale sell
.14 Inf prices unchanged to hlfhrr:
.IS minimum (W per cent A extra laraa
-io 1 37 i3-M: extras medium 3S-30.S0;
.20 , standards 14.75-39.25; checks 31.71
11 1 32 33.
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