iO-(Sec IV) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., June 10, '50
Junior Baseball Jamboree Set for Waters Field Monday
; j Night; Playground Leagues Set Up for Pee-Wees, Midgets
t't It Jaaler Saaeball
Leagaea Mb tMr Brit talath
Many nlgkt, b a gtgaatte ktm
kmt at Waters IlcM. The are-
graas, wkkk lacladM tpeaiag
eiwtatttltt. ttartt at 7:11 eje.
An M hiM el beta Ike CUM C
tt-M) aid data (14-11) eirealU
VIS he areata far tatraaattfaa.
Bad win aarttctoala la a erawtag
to tea wkkk aaca alar la Ika aee
dal deahlt heater. Twa Claaj C
ctaaa wta atar the firai gaaae,
watch wll at tuwHed to tat hear,
ar Ave tatsaga. The a eair at
Claaa eelflta wM alar Ika at
aai (amc, which wffl alae be slm
Bart? Matltoi 1
Aa aaiakulta charge at tl wait
for adtrita wU at saaae far Ike
Jamkaree. Leaflet Preatdeat BID
Beard aiatalat Ikat tka anaey
takta la wU ft lata a karat
treatary far tat aarekatt at eaara-
atoatklr tropkles, etc.
Tat Bret raaal at gazaea lar tat
tvt clrcalta It art far tkit week
alia. Tka Claaa C lata get aaaer
war Taeadaj wltk Ikret garnet, at
ttlltwt: "erga Keiarr Market va.
rear Caracra tt-M Oak at Bar
rick rteM, Diekata't Market vt,
Wett Salem Lisas at Watt Salem
aad FWId'l Matter Service at
Kelser re. Steiakt Tracken at
Leslie, 1 1
Tka Claaa B teeatrt Wedaetdarj
algal have Berf'i Market farlag
Traax OB at letter at Barrick
rieM. rear Caratra Mereaaati
aialaat Vlata Market at Barrick
Ne. t aai J'i Drift la aaattitt
Lablsk Ceater at Wett Salens.
All leafaa (amea tkraa(kaat tat
aetata atari at I e.au
Aaatker reaad af three famei b
tet lar tka C Leaiae Tkereeajr,
aaa aaatker far tka B'l aa Friaar.
Tka Pea-Weee aai MMgett art
aet trertoakee tklt week, far the
taltlaj taraaato at tka alae aJar
freaa4 eltet art tckedalei lar
Mteaajr, Tataiar aai Weaaetday.
Bert fraaa 14 win at la Ike Pea
Wee Lea (at aid Ikatt Ml la Ikt
Midget Lata. Becalar alattoaai
atagaee, with City BecreiUtaal
Deaartaaeat taatrrlaiaa, viB aa
famed after tka aaaafl fry have
their arlaf training." Here la
tka ached alt far tkla week at Ika
playgreaadat
Maadayt Barrick. Letlle aad
Oliafer Fields, Pea Weet tram 1
to ti .au. Midgets frtm t:N
to 4:31.
Taeaday: Waakiaftoa. Caada-
larla aad Wett Satoa'Scattl atoy
greaadt. Pee Weet frem 1 to I:M
a.m.. Midgets fraaa 1:3 to l:M.
Wedaetday: Haerer. Rkhlaad
aad Hlcklaad Schawl aUyireaadt.
Pee Weet i tram 1 to t:M t.nv
Mldfeta tram t:M la 4:31. -
On Card,
Hollies Again
Topple Bevos
Homers Wreck Lint;
Ptds, Seals in Wins
The Hollywood Stan made it
twa m a raw aver the Portland
Beavers in Coaat Leafue baaebaH
play Saturday at Hollywood, down
ln( the Partlanderi M aa borne
rua Uatta by BUI Hall. Jot Dubera
and Romaa Mejiaa.
Tba victory was the Twinki'
tevcflth ttraigM. Lefty Roycc Lint
wat the victim 'Saturday, evaa
thoufh be yielded enly five hiti.
Luia Marquet bit a homer for
Portland to the third, ana that Pill Beard, abate, veteraa Salem
In the Neics
IT: " V T
athletic fifure will be la
eharit af the junior batebaU
L4ambarea at Witen Field Mon
day alfbl, at aretideat ai ue
twa letfact, aad thea ta Wed
aetdiy alght will catch far the
Draia Black Sai la the eihl
bltiaa game here with the Sa
lem Seaatan, Salem pltyt at
Draia Taeaday all hL
Village
cauaed a real rhubarb. Catcher
Pete Natoa at Bollywood protetted
that tba clout waa loul, over the
left field feaca. Umpire Pat Orr.
wha called the play, thumbed the
catcher from the fame, and then
Natao coatimied to threw equip
ment from tba dufout
Attendance (or the fame wa 1.
6a at Cilmort Field.
The Saa Diego Padret agaia
bumped the league leading Lot
Angeles Angel, this' time by a
44 acort an Earl Rapp'i two-run
homer la the tlghth. Eddie Eriutt
waa the winner, and now hat a
a-I record. - .
Tbe San Frinclaco Sealt made It
two atraigm over Vancouver auo. chjcaco m An Auitralian
winning , - v kader 54,, a
Art Schult pumped hU 1 aintk tureu, "village.- with tide
home run over the te"Jlfil walkt. treei and gardens, will en-
Seattle Rainier a S-2 victory
.ff.T thtetea at Melbourne thia (all
crruiv tiir uh win wmiv jvu
Bud Watklna wit loter.
ParllUMl (I) '" :' ( BaUrwaaa
- lit ak h a a
a(tan.M 111 Bmllh.n 1 I t I
MarqtJI tilt Majlaul t t I t
Brluki.lt tilt I Barnlrd 4 t 4 t
CMMa.t 4 I t Duham.U t 1 4
YaiMf Jb II ft MirtktJk 11
Fine
For Olympics
tender the true "spirit of the
Olympics among the worms top
Heavyweight Fistic Muddle . . .
Broken Bone JVlay Keep
Floyd From Title Mix
Spti 1-36-3 Broken Bone .... It-Heavyweight Fistic 4-2-3
NEW YORK Of A broken bone in Floyd Patterson's right hand
may rule out a big money match with Archie Moore in September for
the world heavyweight championship.
rilKIMMI Weill w 01. viaics iiuspiiat iui a-ij miwho; mil.
jgave positive confirmation to the
1gfT1 f i oaa newt uiai 100c me cage on
Xh H Qi;a I lltCl'ast night's 12-round split decision
JLVvy X1U T V VJUtAj ovei
11 AlllaJb 1114
Wr1mn.rf I I t I Naton .! '
b-Mklm 1MI HU till
UttraUt fill Bawrar.r I t I l
Ml
Uot
I
. ToUItBltlU ToUla It 7U
a-Fliad out tor Vouiia fa I til. '
- ah I Im Umrrimin In tth.
VttrtlmnA i J:.'.'"'-'' IM Ml Ml I
Hollywood t J SM tit ISn-a
I Baxaa, Havana. RBt-Marquaa I.
Hall. Duham, Mejiaa . IB Boraow
kl. LlttraU. HR Marauat, Hall. Du
ham. Mijlu, B Btavana. OP-Allle.
MaaaraaM and atavana; Li lira II.
Veuna and Borkowa M; Itavant, Bmlth
and Stavcna. Left Portland I. Holly
wood t BB Lint I, Bawrar I. BO
Unt , Bawrar . HO-Unt I in t:
Bawrer I In t. U-EB Lint S-4, law
yar 1-1 W-Sawyar IS. L Lint St.
vorrMutaH aad Aahtord. T-i :.
Vancoavar 1 :. , Ml ON 111- lit
aa rraaclaw ..... 101 Ml Ma-ll I
McDonald, Bamewaa! (II and Ba
manoj B. W. Bmlth, Slack (II and
Badawtki. ., , . . , ,
Laa Antrim J..o III too- I II I
Baa .. 001 ON 03 4 7 t
Perkewaki and Tappet trautt and
A'troth.
BaatUa' '"' ',', tnc 001 loo 14 1
aeramanta 000 100 10O- 1 t 1
Janatn, Padblalaa II), Kannedr
(I), and OrUuji Watklna and Brlfht
In Shrine Go
(Coat, frem preeediag page)
7:04 Bob Gila. Jim Slnaleton. Paul
Warraar Cark Soot. 1:11 L. Jordon.
Harold Buaick. Don Woodrjr. Ed
Kllppart. T:ll-Caorfa Cooley. Vardo
Rlnahart. im Nalton, Jack Pollard.
H Larry Holland, Don Snyder,
Oaear- Ohlarlni, Ralph Mapaa. 1 31
Elmar Boaena, Laa Bjork. Kuaa Auay,
Dava McDonald. t lt-Al Cohn. Jack
PrankUn. Julaa Macobaon. Dr. D.
Brown. 1HS Park Paulaon, Bud Cl
MIL Harr Paulaon, Tad Dtchter Jr.
U-rrank K. Shafer Jr.. T. I. Sha
rer, W. t, Palmroat, I. C Smith.
I4t-ltad Bmlth. Ralph Cordon.
Clyde Major, William Crayeroft 107
-Dude Hodfea. Noal Wlckt, Don
BurkUnd. Brad Burkland. t:14 MtU
Gtllaapia. Don Johnaon, Mlka Ptvan
dlch, Kuaa Prybura. I It Gaorra I.
nl v t. mill u,
Tony Kavonlck T:SS-Abal Btalnbock,
Boa Burrau. Herb Adlar. 1:41 Walt
Dixon, Hugh Hampton, Irneat Rank,
Bob Markia. :4t Bob Auston. Jim
Dnxon, Ben Hordaa, Waa Baker. I:M
Herb Caach, Frad Radar, Gene I.
Hebrard, Paul Bowera.
la Lonnia Turner, Larry Glllen,
Dick Mercer, Joe E. Waat. 1:17 Don
Normlett. Don Kowltl, Bill Moore,
Sid Bebeehtmon. ; Don Beri
trom, Richard G. Orntlini. Samuel
McKean. Ray Griffith. 9:S2-Lmd,
McClellan. Beach MrConnell. Jac!
; Biggest winning odds at n y
Mary land track la IMS wert 137 to
1 when Gallant Tonte scored at
Pimlice on May 10, 1955.
Henry E. Botte, premier of Vic
toria, reported all is in readiness
-1 l:. .I.I.'. .Mtlml rilw Inr tlui
Bl ni. v.., .-. -r. 1 ,-, i.Lj.h. v.nn.M.
19SI game. He spoke at a break-'l,,, Ken, Kr carpenter; John ".In
fant riven iB lUS honor by K. L. pL S3-Pat O NU, Olan I. Kudd
1 iui, nun, hctiw"
U. S. Olympic Assn.
"Some 1.000 athletes from aU
parts of the world will reside in
ane comolete village, the likes of
which probably is entirely new to
the Olympics, said none, wno is
taurine . the- United States . as - a
"good will" ambassador.
. Indicating the quality of the 733
brick and concrete bouses and
flats on a 117-cre lite, the Olym-
nic villa will be used as a perm-
anent housing settlement after the
Nov. 23-Dec. I games.
tar Daach, Bennle Creek.
10:00 Bill Brayton. Barney Keep.
J. Gray, Charlie LaPranchuw, 10:14
Glenn Lenaran, Bob Patteraon, Joe
Peteraon. 10:11 Barney Hodak, Bob
Powell. Dick Barrett. Bruce Flihar
lO ja Dae Moon, Bob GUI. Walt
McGuire. Chuck Silver. 10:M Bert
Victor, O. N. Laruik, Tbomaa J. Ed
warda. Georfa Kenney. 10:41 Jamet
. Rotrr, Jack Mattiran, Larry rrey.
Terry unit, io.h joa Faoden. dick
Hitler. M vanderbtrf.
11:01 t. R. Jonei. Ed Davli. Hohn
Prince, Dirk Remeri. 11:10 Roy At
kine. Cliff Elli. E. R. Jonea. Andy
Anderson. 11:17 Roy Delenlui. A. B.
Johnaon, Duaty Woodi, Bob Reaaa.
11:14 Ed Altree. Uovd Mattiaon.
r.'oody Ball. Kent Myeri. 11:31 Lawr.
Bolte estimated the aggregate ffKMir;
Johna, Felix T. Schlela, Dick Barrett,
John Maatereon. 11:51 Wally Relk.
Bob Johnaon. Jack Brande. Bob Butz.
11:50 Jim Johnion. Ron Echini. John
R. Wood, Cliff Smith.
11:0 Bob Raliton, Bob Suranberl,
Bill Parker, O. W. Landoc. 11:10
Bob Prall, Baaa Carter. Mlka Gib
bona, Bob Smith. 12:27 Ed Anderfon.
Tom Mlneei, Ray Llndqulit, Tom
Shaw. 11:34 Duane R. Ankerbera.
Jack Owena, Clarence Bower, H.
r)ulstad. 11:41 Jack Turner, Jim Don
ahue, Bob McKavItt, Don Suawalt.
11:41 Wally Bali. Laurence Alley,
Bob Sederatrom, Al Wood
over Tommy Hurricane Jack
son. "I felt something after the sixth
round but when you're hot you
don't think about such things,"
said Patterson.
Julius Helfand, chairman of the
commission, said ne wouia give
every consideration to a request
to recognize a Moore-Patterson
winner as the heavyweight cham
pion, succeeding the retired Rocky
Marciano.
In the absence of Jim Noms,
IBC president, Harry Markson,
the club's managing director, said
future plans would be made early
in the week when Norrii meets
with Charlie Johnston, Moore s
manager.
Johnstoa arrived home Saturday
by plane from London where
AwMhiA ailnM.rd .11,, 4f A1 h
n.1,1 k.. ,, VAionri. screaming fans
Pompey. Moore U scheduled to ,pw"! haJ pccml side
arrive Sunday. The gamblers al- 8 ,ract,." h.,s car
ready have made Moore an 1-5 ' . 7 nT""
favorite over Patterson. female wrestling bear described
Cus D'Amato. Patterson s man- a? otw rver 10 assume me roie
.... .... . . . rf at mai'iiinr oruii oaainct Tnv oar
ger, said the lighter would take - -'p-"
a short vacation before making j Tommy Phelps in a one-raller.
any future plans. - Mo5t ' lhe VaweT,' backp? awav
"I still think he 11 fight ror the wnr" ""rn lw,lru ",r " i"nierr
fiti ih,. vr - .aid n'Amain ! to (ace the fugged bruin, but
This Is "Tretaky", the ragged
rattila' bear that will eppeet
Tetu Ttamy Faciei la aa
added attractiasi aa the Arat
ary mat Taeaday eight. Fepper
Getter ttagles with Deng Doa
avaa la tka aaala eveaL Trotsky
Is a Ultoaad female.
Gomez Tangles
With Donovan
Tuesday Mat Bee Set;
Big Bear in Feature
Dashing Pepper Gomez, who
bounced back into the Armory
wrestling picture last Tuesday
night and flattened Bull Montana
in the process, gets another top
assignment this week on Match
maker Elton Owen's regular card.
The spectacular aerialist with
the crew cut goes against "Dirty
Doug" Donovan Tuesday night in
the main event. So in his first two
appearances, after being gone for
almost a year, the fiery star en
counters the two top tough guys
now in the area.
Still Draws 'Eat
Gomes' return to local actios
packed the Armory last week,
proving that he has lost none of
his crowd appeal. He had the
same appeal in the Texas rings in
recent months, and for one match
in Houston, with Lou Thesz, the
Pepper Pot helped lure 10,000
year.
"Naturally both Floyd and 1 are
very much disappointed by the
injury. I think we'll definitely be
ready for a tall match."
Randies Split
With Hubbard
cost of the Melbourne games at
IS millioa dollars, including re
building of the Melbourne cricket
ground to serve as main arena
and construction of the village.
Bolt was unable to answer a
question concerning Russia's feel
ing toward a "all-living-together"
village, but Wilson recalled aj
Russian delegation visited Mel
bourne and expressed satisfaction
with the setup.
Races Called Off
Last night'" scheduled stock car
auto racing program at Hollywood
Bowl wat called off by Promoter
Ron Ail when a brief shower hit
town around seven o'clock. He
plant to have a jalopy- destruction
derby here next Saturday night.
(Ctat. fraea areeediag page)
era art abaft. It atetat Uka veeal aeedUag aad acetmpaaylag
tesaarka tcaralng Its place la tka ttaadlagt. Partkalarly ta if
. the dlgt are eeaalag treat tka kagae leaders. Aad atraully ether
- etttfit as kaaebaQ leagaei aea't "get aa" Ike last platers lar fear
af rtajttag sleep lag tiger.
V Yakima didn't go along with this tradition, and remarks from
the Bears bench had the Salems In a nasty mood from the beginning
of the aeries. Negro pitcher Charley Drummond was one of those on
the bench, and be has the reputation of being a mouthy pop-off in
the league.
The Randle Oilen of the Sa
lem City League last night di
vided an exhibition softball dou-
bleheader with the Hubbard ! mix with the Donovan brothers
Townies at PhilliDs Field, win-1 here last week.
Phelps was ready.
It has been a number of years
since a wrestling bear appeared
here.
Freemaa vs. Leas
Herbie Freeman, the powerful
New Yorker who beat Montana for
the Northwest heavyweight title at
Albany recently, appears in a one
fajler Tuesday, against Henry
(Golden Boy) Leni, another of
the power boys.
The opener, at 3:30 o'clock, has
Red Dog Donovan on with' Mex
Alvaro Velazco in another one-
faUer. Velazco and Freeman lost a
Bearded Tony Borne, the Cana
dian woodsman, will referee the
card.
American League
Sime Rambles
9.3 Century
SANGER. Calif, i - Duke's
fleet sprinter Dave Sime again
equalled the world record of 9.3
seconds for the 100-yard dash and
Jack Davis of the Navy matched
the world mark for the 120-yard
high hurdles of 13 5 in the Central
California Assn. AAU meet Satur
day night.
ning the first game 8-4 and los
ing the second 2-0 as Larry Ber
key flipped a no-run, no-hitter.
While Berkey turned in a
spectacular second - game per
formance, Hubbard pitcher Mac
McNamee's wildness contributed
greatly to the Randle win in the
opener. He gave only two hits,
but walked six and hit three
more. Alio, there were five Hub
bard errors.
Berkey whiffed five in the
five-inning nightcap. , Kant., city ooo two mi-i l
u kk j , i Baltimore 100 1)11 OOx 4 9 0
Hubbard Oil 020 04 7 5 ; Herrla. Uforda (tl, H.rrlnjton if i.
Randle . . 210 111 X d 2 3 Burtarhy Hi and Glmberg; Moore
McNamee and Palmer; Norton ' nd Triandoi.
Clevel.nd 000 205 44015 17 1
New York 221 Oil 000 S U 4
Girril. Moral 13), McLiih 18). Da
ley iSi. Narleski 7 and Averlll.
Hegan ill; Larien. Sturdivant Ifi.
Morgan t7i. Grim (7), Byrne 111 and
Berr., Howard 19).
and Hall.
Hubbard
Randle
Berkev and
and Hall.
... 002 002 3 0
000 00-0 0 3
Palmer; Hilfiker
Wrong Time
For Pitch Out
BLYTHE, Calif. - When um
pire John Corcoran says "Play
Ball," he means it.
Major League
ffi Leaders
Kan City 000 400 0015 11 3
I Baltimore 001 001 40x 7 7 0
I Gorman, Shantx 17) and Thompaon:
IFornlelei. Pallea If), Zuverink Ifl
and Smith. W Pallca. L Gorman.
Detroit .... 020 001 000 15 S 0
Washington 000 100 020 O S t 1
Gromek and Houte; Grt(, Grob
(8) tnd Berheret
Chicago 110 000 oof B 12 0
Benton 01)0 000 000 7 0
Wilion and Lollar. Delork. Hurd
(7) and Daley
NATIONAL LEAGUE
G AB
Rapulaki. St. L 33
Long, Pittsburgh 48
Clemente. Pitubg 3S
4S
38
48
3D
at
48
38
Boyar, St. L
Bailay. Clnclntl
Moon, St. L.
Aaron, Mllwxe
Bruton. Milwke
Bell. Cincinnati
Srhndmt, St. L.
Home runa Long,
Banks. Chlr.go 14: Boyer, St Lnui.
14; Poit, Cincinnati 13; Robinson
Clnrinnatl 13.
Rum bitted in Boyer. St Loul
R H
111 22 42
175 35 Sf
lit 10 41
184 3d 88
117 It M
173 35 57
190 28 47
129 19 SO
110 33 M
1M 21 47
Pittsburgh
Pet
.378
.377
.153
.351
.333
3.TO
.313
.313
.311
.311
17;
Meadows
Results
. N y. :m
baseball, when, tbe victim is en a last-place club and the pitcher is two minutfl to gpt u bac, Cpr. Courtney. w..n. 34
Colored.
lie Wat Warned Not To Do It Again
Estegtaa warned Drtmmaad eat te de at agaia after that first
I oae, Waraslag kua that he'd be eat te get him If ke did. Dram-
' toawd aid, la the aiatk. Jaet miesiag Eateglaa't aeggia wilk aa
atker Mater. Tba fanner AU-Americaa Uaebtckar al Stanford U
beat kit artmlat. aad charged. Aad what a charge! If Cback Bad
' Beta fall back aa that aarlicalar play, he'd kave made Za yards
fttftagh any defeattre Hat ta tat etwatry. Aad If at'd hart kit Ike
, ttjaeallag, aieadlag Dnrmmaatd, kt'd have katektd Mm aver tke
tap tl the BUkep ad alia. Bat la. ear mat iHpped aid misted.
Whlek waa the beat break Drnmmead win have all year.
Tht. luUW lit tka eiM mnA thlnn. hh raafv In axnlnita al an
Aiiia HJMuvin m mrw ', - - - - r- - - William.
time. They came close Thursday night when Andy George nailed Krauae
Herman Lewis with a pitch, and then Invited him to visit the mound King
when Lew! made like he wanted ta fluht. Hermtn made a good move Korj'
, . a . i I . . a a i. .
wrw1 ne ocio"rto ara went to I'rpi wk,
ISO
121
131
187
I5S
134
105
101
l
R H
52 75
2
22 48
.H) 88
32 54
2i a
It 3f
14 34
17 42
P.t
1ft. I,n PittsKxrah IS' Mu.ial Ql t
ntcner AI Brazil Of imperial Louis .IS. B.nkt. Chicago M, Jablon
Junior College complained about I ,kl' cinrinn.u 35
lhl hnlt in lhe ivrh Inninit uhpn1 . .
. Hri n . 1 .:inL:.. u - l . . . AniniiAi LMbit
Tinm nuillllRnni waa nu.iini nraraunj inxnt, lit i-aiiir viunc pa0 Verde junior CoIlCRe W8S C. AR
- to Chuck &sseglan with a whistler alter Lhuck had whacked that lo-ading 16-12 He asked for an-: Mantle N v 50
tKmendous homer over the Bishop .d atop tht scoreboard. "Loosen- otnpr and Corcoran reflJsed .
teg np heavy bitten with mstde pdchet U a common procedure in the lmpeTiti coach canw t0 lbe Kuenn.' Detroit 43
baseball. But thote who do the loosening up should also be ready for a 1 m,,j iLt i ik. k.n Berr..-n. y 41
fiffhf aa Iruklr vlHlm. at timet rharfla tha mrainH ITn-Minllv an in i . . T. ... Skowron
- -- .... .......... lossea u over me icnce. you nave iNiem.n
. a,u. uuy awaic nc --. Goodman. Bo.tn 39 15 30 51
dealing With baseball players and Home runa-Mantle. New York 21
not track Stars. -jBrra, New York It: Bauer, New
lorn i.v siaver.. w.gmngion u:
Palo Verde won the game by a
forfeit. 9-0.
Senator Swat:
(Laat nlght't g.ma not Included:)
at
E.aterbrook 101
Dunn
Webetar
Emaglan
' Perkaat tbe yakklag membert at tke Yakt learned a letnea here,
ad perhaps aet, Well tea next lima tke feet meet la Yakima
later tklt taenia. If Ikey waat ta play It right, they'll kavt aa
traable. Bat If they want la etatlaar ta rab IMagt ta, at they did
kere, taeyH have their hair tall af Seta tars. Wt'vt Bteatlaaed be
fare that ear tteal bds dea't wla aaaay bait gimes, btrt they art
law physical glaatt af the league. Aay aatflt tkat gets itself late
kaatlt wltfe 'eni Biatt be tat af Ha tiefleetlva atlad . a a ,
Zarl
SwanMin '
Warren
Pitching!:
George
Cada
Alderman
S.t.lich
King
Walah
Krauae
M
1M
45
883
III
. 18
K
124
4
108
13:
Werti. Cleveland 11
Runs bitted in Mantle. New York
49' Rem Neur Vnrb 19- Slmnann
Kan... City 39; Sievem. Wishing ton I ' JJ.
3S; werti. Clevel.nd 17
National League
2b 3b hr rbi pet. Phlnl.dtlphla 050 000 0104 I 0
.33! Chtc.go 301 000 1004 7 2
.304 Rogovln. R. Millar 7 and Lopau
301 Meyer. Hughaa 111. Lown 18) and
2 1 Landrlth.
2? i Brooklyn 110 120 OOO 3 S II 0
Cinrlnn.tl too 000 041 05 7 7
M.clie. Labtna ISi and Cmoanella:
Towle- Arker (St. Jeffcoat i7i. Tree
man ifl), Rl.rk 1 10 1 .nrl BuraeM.
IP W
3f' J
280
244
rm
, 1 New York 000 000 000 -0 4 0
"M V. 'ilw;iu!iee .300 BIO 0 -4 11 2
Anlorelli. I.lddle ill. Grlsom 111.
L SO BB ER i He.rn if I, WHIielm ill .nd Weitruin.
13 71)
. 7 31
t 88'i
: t tt
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Saturday. June 8th, weather clou
dy, track fast
Flrit race. 3M yardi ail age. quar
ter horse, puraa 1400. Klckapoo Klam
ath 'Hidalgo) 9 20. 410. Blue Music
iMcDowell) 3 10. Quiniella 121.50.
time 19 0.
Second race. 350 y.rds quarter
hones, purse 14(K) Purldln Toot
iKnowletl 110 10. 4 30 2 90 Kirk
Them iBoagl 3 50. 2 50 Joe Lahekin
I Herri 7 70. Quiniella 111 40. time 18 8
Third race. 1 mile, 3 up. purse
W7 SAO0 Hindu Fleet iSimnnm 2)130.
300:1140. 8 40 Count Gino iDixonl 4 iO
'Ifif 3 !w 1 ounT noriie irnuupii . jw.
Mi I gumirlla 130 20. time 1 42 2.
34S ' Fourth race, f furlong. 3 up. purse
J41 ! 110 Melwood Boy iHopklnti 5 50.
M'j3 00. 280. Jim Crlis iHenshaw) 3 10.
1:rj;2 50 Linda Lucille iSimonisi 280.
32(1 giimplli Mini time 1 13 2
321 Fifth r.ce. I'a miles. 3 uy. purse
fiuo. nil i.ii inrniniwi it nu. s m.
4 10 Contender i Dixon i 4 80. 3 80
Hello Sky iHn.gi 5 80 (Juimell.
I.N2II time 138.
Sixth race, f furlongs 3 up. purse
1800 Short Weight iSimonm 8 20.
2 80. Sister Fr.n (McDowell!
3 00, 2 80. Fleur DvAfonc Sherm.nl
2 30. Quiniella 17 80. time 1:13 3
Seventh race, 51? furlongs. 3 up.
purse 1700. Freddy The Fox (Brack
om) 4.40, 100. 170 Dancer Loom
l Smothers I 4 10. 3 20 Faro Kid I Dix
on I 180 Quiniella 111 10. time 1:05 2
Eighth rare. 1 mile, 3 up. purse
1700. Run Atom iHensh.w) ISO. 3 40.
310 Gold Reserve I Sherman I 3.30.
190 M.raca (Slmonlsl 8 50. Quiniella
18 80. time I 30 I.
Ninth rare. 1 mile. 3 up. purse
11200 Seattle D l Dixon I 4 40. 2 50.
2S0 California iHenshaw) 4 40. 1.20
Sheba T. i Sherman i 2 50 Quiniella
13 50. time 1.18 4
Trnlh rare. 1 1-18 mile 3 up, purse
) ritrWir 'Slmonlsi 4 90 . 3 50.
:i Oil. Vi.la Pearl iSmothersi 8 80 . 8 70
Accurate Guess (McDowell) 1100
Quiniella' S27 3fl. time 1:47 3
Attendance 4.508. handled 1158.854
Katt (li; Burdette and Cr.nd.ll
Pltt.hurgh 20 001 0003 t 0
St. Louis 302 110 lOx t 13 3
Law, McMahan 13). Swsnson i4i.
...... . .a, n ,m. j
uTiit,M tought between 210 and 230
Saroi. J pounds.
Heavyweight boxer Bob Baker
PCC Schedules Special
PoivrWoiy for July 8
LOS ANGELES III - A special
meeting of the Pacific Coaat Con
ference, presently involved ia its
biggest athletie subsictliaUoo
squabble, will be held July 7 and
I in San frajvdseo, PCC commis
sioner Victor 0. Schmidt , an
nounced Saturday.
The meeting wat called by Prof.
Emmett B. Moore, conference
president, to considei "rules viola
tion! which have been reported to
tbe conference subsequent to its
regular spring meeting" in Vic
toria, B. C, last month. Schmidt's
trwtouncernerit skid.
Since UCLA was rocked with a
three-year probation and $95,000
fine, a, number of charges have
been hurled against other rCC
schools, particularly Southern
California.
Schmidt said the July meeting
will be attended by the faculty
athletic representatives and ath
letic directors af tbe member
schools.
No mention wat made of the
number of reports, or which
schools might be involved, but tt
is expected the PCC Inquiry will
extend to several members other
thin UCLA and Washington, hard
est hit to far. 1 I
Robin Hood Arphery
Winnen Are Listed ;
Wlaaert ta tka Bebla Bead TV
Arcbery Ttaraey held Saturday
kere were listed aa Mbert Kil
llagswartb la tba aeaior keys dl-
vUaa, Billy Nertea ta tke Jaaler
keys greap aad Katky Oawtaa ta
the jaaitr gtrlt part laa.
Babble Nertea waa teetaa aaa
Harold Kraeger third la tke sealer
grtap. Jtka Tkempaaa, MlekeJ
Parker, Bobby HiaUe, Jtka Meyer,
Lee Watata aad Mike AagUa were
nalsbert beklad Nertea la the
hitler boys bracket, aad Linda
AagUa aad Linda Hlakle were 24
la the girls dlvltlaa.
Tke tearaey was speasored ky
tke Jabberwalkles aad Red Wiag
Bawmea arcbery Baits
Call ail in Feature
Victory at Longacres
SEATTLE UB-Call CalL an even
money favorite ridden by Grant
Zufelt. sloshed away. from the
field to win the featured six fur
long run at Longacres horse race
track Saturday by three and a
half lengths.
Mr. Success, far back at tbe
beginning, moved up in the
stretch for place money and
Scamps wat third. The winner ran
the course in 1:14 2-5 and paid a
skimpy $4.00, 3.50 and 2.80.
Attendance for the day's m udder-loving
races was 1$11 and the
mutuel pool $166,3st.
Bye-Bye to Berry-Loving Bruin
RURNABY B C. un John
Milne, 31 put a call through to
the game warden i omce ine oin
er night, then went out . and did
Buc Fans Confident
Order Series Ducats
PITTSBURGH i - If you don't
think there'i pennant fever in thli
steel city Just tsk the Pittsburgh
Pirttet ticket office.
During the past week the Pi
rates received more than 300 tick
et reservations for the World Se
riesa lot of them accompanied
by checks.
some out-of -season hunting.
The district game commissioner
in this Vancouver suburb gave
Milne permission to shoot a
400-pound bear nibbling at some
btckyard berries. Two rifle bullets
did the trick.
The commissioner's office said
the bear had been the cause of
several recent complaints from
the area.
Whitey Wietelmann, former in
fielder with the Boston Braves, is
managing Yuma, Ariz., in the An
ions Mexico League. The team
is called tbe Sun Sox.
Festival Ends
With Sid Meet
TIMBERUNE LODGE. Ore. I
The Portland Rose Festival
move to tbe slopes of ML Hood
Sunday for tbe Golden Rose down
hill ski race, the final event of tht
week-long civic celebration.
Festival Queen Sharon Frey and
her seven princesses will be spe
cial guests at the race.
Don Gassaway of Tacoma, wha
has won nearly every major race
in the Pacific Coast this year, la
favored among the 23 men entries.
Kenny Van Dyke, Portland lsst
year s cnampion, aiso wui oe
competing.
Seven entries have been filed
for the women's race.
The meet starts at 2 p.m. The
weather is expected to be over
cast with the possibility of rain.
Temperature at Timberline is ex
pected to be slightly above fretting.
Tide Table
TIDES FOB TAFT. OBIGON
fComnlled by V. S. Co.it and
Geodetic Survey. Portland. Oregon)
Time Height
High water.
June
10 11:31 a.m.
1 23 p.m.
1:13 a.m.
3:11 p.m.
2 07 a m.
440 pjn.
1:01 am.
4:4t p.m.
4:01 a.m.
I:3S p m.
1:11 a.m.
1:28 p.m.
ft.
1-1
etc
Time Height
Low Water
ft.
7:41 am.
7:11 p.m.
1:21 a.m.
1:20 p.m.
1:14 a.m.
1 24 pjn.
10 01 a.m.
10:38 p.m.
18:51 am.
11:51 p.m.
11:43 a.m.
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Pictured Kara ara the local people working for Plf, formerly WCFF. They have bean with thia company ranging from
eleven and one half ta ana and one half years. '
There wat no change made in tha personnel ar driven when WCFF merged with PIE.
Reading from left to right: Shirley Bacon-billing clerk and teletype operator l'i yean, Dorothy McCloud-cathiar AM
years, Aldan lllis-rite clerk lVi years, Jack Temple-man agar 1 1 Vi yeers, Ed Neuharth-drivee 2 year, latter Goodtll
driver 3 years, Paul Yung-driver 4Vi years, Worvdell Brown driver 4Vi years, D. H. Jackson-driver 4V) years, Arnold
Tetrtple-driver 4 year, Oevid Stborn- faraman years, yBi!l levens-sales dept. 5 years.
1955 N. Commercial Ph.3-91a3
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