14-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thuri., June 14, '5fl B Leaguers Get Started : Eerg'i, Vista, J'l V Notch Winning TilU Berg1! Market, J A Emery'i and Vista Market graDoea League baseball garnet last night at the" aeaion opened for the loop, Aetioa got aaferway in the affiliated C kwp tbf Bight before. - Berg'i took advanlaga of Truax OU't arrori and wildness to rack op a 184 acort at Barrick field No. 1. The Oil outfit mad 12 aoo-boot and Truax't hurler, Larry Penrod, allowed il walkt Jim Mudd of Berg'i with a triple, double and aingla person ally accounted lor eve run. rear-Hit Hurling . r ' ' At Wett Salem, J'i Emery'i icked Labisa Center,' 1-0, at Doug UcCormt-Jo threw four-hit ball for the winner before being replaced in the fifth inning. Re liever Bill Newtora allowed but twe bits in hit Unt and before going to work aa a barter aocked borne run in the turd inning. , Dean, Wertling went the route a the' mound for tabiih and ttrnck out IS men. labiih'a top hitter wu Bill Lowery, with a tingle and doubk , ' ' 4 Cernert Devaed . ' VUU clobbered Four Comen, 1M, at Barrick Field J in a game that wu called in the sixth. Bob Kimball and Dave SeBine each batted la four runt for toe vic tor! and VUU hurler John Jones aided bit cause by socking a double. He struck out 11 lads but walked 10 while giving up IWe bitS. . "',-V ' j Tonight, C Leagoert take the tpotllght again with Legion Post 131 meeting Nameless Market at Barrick Field 1; Berg'i Keixer Market golnp after Dit'.aon's Mar ket at Leslie; and 2040 olaylnf Wast Salem Lions at West Salem. Camea will get under way at 0 . . - ' . i ruai ....ivv iu iu Berg'i ..407 3216 11 J Penrod aad Burright; Painter nd Klug. ,, t -r.-.-. 4 Corners .....010 030 4 2 4 Vista .... 509 20x 11.2 Brunk and Hofstetterf Jones and Kimball. -Lsbiih Center 000 000 0-0 I 1 fa, Emery'i . 100 200 x 4 S 4 ' Westllng and Biggins; ktcCor knack, Newsom ($) and East ridge. Cliisox Yankees, 7-5 tCeat'd freet Hga W (ore retiring after six innincs. Re- for Maxwell's buat-up homer, his lltlt. Sieve Gromrk wen hit flft la relief of Fa I Foytack. Lefea, genial Uemer Hector Lopet and Gut Zernlal homered for the A't while Char ley Thompson and Vie Power each bad five hits in the big as- aun. : ; .-; . ! . The Cubt used three New York errors to score their, first five runt. Chicago 't only earned run wu the clincher en a fifth inn ing double by Pete Whisenant and tingle by Hobie Landrith. Eddie Hiksls homered with two on for the Cubt at Bob Rush won hit tixth despite a pair of home runt by Willie Mayt. Milwaukee ; snapped a three game losing streak, shelling Phil adelphia, and Robin Roberta M u Danny O'Connell tied a modem major league record with three triplet.- Del Crandall and Ed Mathews added homers in a seven-run fourth off Robert!, who bu hu lost eight of 13 decisions. Del Ennit homered for the Phils. It wu only the fourth victory in toe last 14 games for the Braves. KIFLI SHOOT m SUNDAY The Multnomah Muzzle Loading Rifle Club it to hold a special shoot an Sunday, June 24. ea the Ore gon City Range, it wat announced here Wednesday. The range Is lo cated oa the road to Molalla. out of Oregon City. The shoot will bo open to the public, and all kinds u muzzle loading rifles will be shot that day in the competition. ; , . (Ceatiued frent Dump I uch as that If he's working good hours, it under no pressure and 1 being well paid. .- . lea plays led ef g0If ia the eff tessoa, ud proved It here f wianiag the ranaemp arise ia the Sariae aieet'a first flight. Which awaat that he's a 4-te-l handicap golfer. Be looks to he ia Up-tep phytlcaJ shape bow, tad we ashed if he wen getting ready te raa hack aeavi ef these peats, with ao blocking al " lowed, which it a feature el Caaadiaa football "Thaft not to bad once you get the hang of It," he grinned, "tnd It't better new thaa It used to be. They now allow blocking for kickoff retunu" . , . WieK Wonllimtfif m Shrine MeH Pri Too Another Shrine tourney prize winner wat Hans (Nick) Nlcholls, the golfing proprietor of Nick's Inn. But he wonders if Frank Ward mlcht not hav haii tnmthlna Ia An salth tk im rlva k. Only the day before. Nick visited Frank's Salem Auto Parte em porium, and managed to match him out of a set of new floor matt lor the Nlcholls auto. Nick's prize in the tourney wat a set of floor matt, given py ue paiem Auto farts urmi ... Hard telling want Baddy Smith aad kit Capita) Shepplag Center wait are te gre Ede Yaaat la tan way ef a gag during the Saturday Bight fetttvitiet at the ball park. But it went U a goat. Edo hat had oae of these, deaated with full eereaaeay during a "Unlea Laker Night" seme yean back. Vaaei had a let of fua with the critter that night, aacherlag It along the feul liae la right field. Be thea ia tara deaated M to Clean , (Jeep) Stetter, who wat thea play tag fee the Seaatora. Ciena kept 11 areand the boase for weeks, waiting far It to give forth ' with seme nails. Bat about all it aceeai0Ushed was a few aetweea-beert ateala aa the Stetter faraltare. ; - as.n lAA tJ tKa tVlne jmmu lllie.i T UV SW wm mw inn a be, act a ace t They'll Do It Every BjlNECKEB tQUAMCS HIS FCAU "WKK3 MOOf THAU THCES SHAKES ' TO SW4P4 BZAJT)FVL SCENE VnA Wfeilte Frumu took . jSjgW VOO AHO VOlW P4NSS LSHT MaTTEPS" CKW 6KXJT IT4ND 65T . rr over Althea Gains Net Semifinals BRISTOL. England 11 - Althea Gibson, her tights set oa Wimble don honors, smashed her way into the semifinals at the West of Eng land Lawn Tennis Championships Wednesday . with her fourth straight win of the tourney.' .The J8-yearM New xorier eclipsed Britain's plucky young Ann Hayaoa W, -. . v She aeat meett Mrs. Jennifer Hoed of Australia) and it favored to win.5",1 ' '' v Sensation of the day't play wu the orttet defeat of Lew Hoad. fav orite for the Wimbledoa title and top Auttraliaa player, corooa Forbes, fourth ranking South African,' drubbed the Auttraliaa M, S-7, (-1. It wu Hoad'l second pre Wimbledoa lawn tennis de feat U.S.0pcn Set To Go Today (Cewt'd treat page 13) champion, topping the record of eld Willie Anderson and Bob Jones each of whom won four. The amateur threat it headed bv a oair of enthusiastic Saa Fran ciscans, National Amateur Cham- nioa Harvte Ward. Jr.. and Ken VenturL the sensation ot the was ters Tournament last spring. The last amateur to wia the open wat Johnny Goodman. In 93J, . . . -ROCHESTER,, '.H.t. "Ah'm doing better finding four leaf clovera than, ah am playing golf," remarked Sam Snead Wed nesday- at be finished, an nnai warm-up round for the Mth Na tional Open Championship. ' Snead picked up half a dozen of the traditional symbols of good luck as he toured Oak Hill Coun try Club'i cast course. ' Snead hat won everything in tight except the open during near ly two decadet of competitive Solf. The four leaf .clovers could elp him along those plus hit reportedly reformed" putter. Aumsville4 Romps to Win CASCADE HIGH SCHOOL-I Spe cial) Aunwville junior Legions defeated woodburn, S-J, in a base ball game here Wednesday night. Winning hurler wu Jim Uhr hammer who gave up four hits and struck out 11. It wat Aumt- villa's . third win of the season. They have yet to lost a tilt. Next game for the high-riding outfit it Sunday at Aumsville against Salem. Aumsville ..v 121 tit 000-5 I 2 Woodburn ....111 Out 000-3 4 1 Unrhammer and Marlatt; Chap pelle and Rabbe. 1 1 1 . jn a 1 rvtiv" .aa i lasav-r'at mi Mm 11. ii llllfflBlj! Preeedlag Pagt.) tsrhasl uim.knjl. A14 KIm 14 . kmw nUIVHVUJ SW.H HUM M WW Time ... - - 'Sot whemheJs fectinjg &1ID SWOTS FOR HIS FRIENDS HE5 EVEN Mrs. Campbell Leads Oak Knoll . Mrs. J. D, Campbell led first round action yesterday in the Oak KnoU Ladies 36 hole handicap golf tourney, shoot ing an 81 net over 18 holes. She was followed by Mrs. Joha Gerea with a net 84. The tourney will be com pleted next Wednesday with tee-off time aet for 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Campbell also won the regular day's plsy yesterday in Class A with a 39 net over nine holes. Class B wss paced by Mrs. Elmo Bennett with a net 43. Meadows Entries PORTLAND MEADOWS, Thursday. Port Tim t p m.; Tint race. artr. horat. vum S408. I. O F. a Hurrican. P. Hidabje 11 II Mn rot B. uw reran 1. Fabuloua Jo. L. Knolt I. Bvtty Domo. 'C. Dixon 4. Fancy Uh.Wn. to. Hrr 1 Littla Man M, tT McDowtU fi -'!' C Btdwood Pino Jo. A Duncan 1. Lambwt'i Ttddy, R Woodi . 12 Second Race, Qrtr UHI All Aaa flrari I B ... . t , , 1 I fir, IBank Roll, f. HMalfo J. tiabob, I. Boas MO 4. Leo Bly, G. Dixon 130 5. Utiroat, 8. McDowtll 125 j f. ti. rrn Conilo, R Woodi 125 1 Notation, f, Zulclt 130 1 Y O, t'i run.: ! 1. rorrlgn Maid, D titnihiw "187 1 Bootar Oraion, G. Simonu ..117 L V Baau.K. Gltlord Ill 4. Miaa Krata, A. Sntrmin 111 I. Naatv Ann. C. Glbaon M01 L Eaaur Bau, J. Prouly .111 7. Nafl Kahm. R. Hopkins . 111 5. Car Mlo, 8. McDowtll US t. Country Jack, G. Dixon 117 10. Caacad Moon. P. Hidlo Ill FourUi Rac, Claim, Pura O0, 1 Y O Si Tip. ISSOOl S', run.; I. Can't Chack. G. BInlonla 114 1. Boltowa Lad, R. Hopkina 3. Al'a tiuy, J, Boat . .. m. sir; ay, Brackona 1. Wall Brad. X. Gilford S. Counlarauit, E. Millar T. Littla Cad. C. Glbmn S. Loat Chtrrln. G. Dixon I. Bernard i . R. lannotU . . 0. Frank Waliaa. 8. McDowell riflh Bar. Claim, Purw SUt, IYO k Up. ISSOOl On Mil: 1. County ShorUe, W. Philllpa .110 1 Penny Buster, J. Breckona .. US S. My Man John. I Gilford US 4. Cee-A-Det, D. Henahaw Mil I. Hallo Sky. J. Boaf -130 f. Halorlne. L. Knowlea IIS 7. Croas The Line, C. Gibton . 10S I. Gergla Glnny, G. Simonu 111 Sixth Race. Claim. Purie SS00. 1 toa Up. iSl.OOOl.aix run.; 1. Pal i Picture, W. Phlllipi US 1 Pharlita, G. Simonu 114 I. Sonoma Sickle. D. Henahaw I14 4. Miomond. L. Dalea U4 I. On Speck, R. Hopklni 118 t. Midland Empire L Knowlea IIS T. Sooopy, I. Gilford US I. Aratal, T. Chsjanckee US Seventh Rare. Claim. Purse. SSOO. IVOaUp, (WOO I S, Fun.: I. Hienneim bow. p. Hidaito ..... ISO 1. Canned Goods, D. Henshaw ...MIS 1. Snow flight. S. McDowell 120 4. Sir Dale. W. Philllpa US . Sir Lou, L Knowlea 120 4. Rock n Pride, G. Dixon 115 7. Jean Sue, t, Gilford 115 5. Carbon Canyon. L. Dales .. 'Ill Elehth Rare. Claim Purie SSOO. 1 Y O A Up, Hl.oon.ssooi t Mile: II Trovatore 1. Art's Psrmet, D Henshaw .. .111 1. Sister Tran. S. McDowell 113 .1. Red Green. P. Hidalw 114 4. Ronmik Vanchuk. W. Philllpa 114 5. Lady Ussa, R Gilford . . IIS t Maraca. G Simnnls US 7 IjOrd Abbey. J Brrckons 114 Ninth Rare Claim. Purse on. 3 YO Up, HI.MO-tOOOi I's: 1. Double Dream. C. Dixon 1, Above Freeslnf. G. Slmonii . 3 First Jo. 1. Knowlen 4 Arexxnal. W. Phillips 5. Vicky Jo. F. Gllfoid l Fort Gunnrbao J Brecknns ll . 11s j 1 111 1 us 1 is 111 7. l ittle Sport, S. McDowell t. Vista Pearl, F. Smothers t. May's Last. D. Henshaw . Meadows Selections : 1. Little Man H. G. T a Hurricane Fabuloua Jo. 1. Pudding root. Defrost. C, rem Com la. . S. Hooter Oregon, Miss Krata. Foreign Maid 4. Frank Wslles. Sit Jay, Countar auit. I. Penny Buster. Halorlne. Hello Sky. 5. Sonoma Sickle. Pharlita. Aratal 7. Jean Sue. Sir Lou. Snow night. I. Art's Psrmet, Lord Abbey. Sis ter Fran. t. Vicky Jo, A retinal. Above Fraet. Ing BEST BET: lean Rue-lth Rare LONGSHOT POSSIBILITY : Ronmik Vanrhnk Sth Bare. Brooks Win In Exhibition ST. PAUL I Brooklyn, mak ing its first exhibition appearance in St. Paul, defeated the Ameri can Assn. Saints 7-2 before 10, 273 Wednesday night. Two former St. Paul favorites, Duke Snider and Roy Camnanel. la, each hit homers. Gil Hodges also homered for the world cham. piont. Shpridan Raps Central INDEPENDENCE S h e r i d a a whipped Central Jayceea, t-2, in a WVL softball game here Wednes day night Winning hurler wat Ful ler with three-hit ball. Cox got three hits in four tries for Sheri dan and Davis of the same team got a home run. Sheridan . 042 001 21 t 1 Central . . . lit ono 9-2 J I Fuller and Fisher; Bawlins, Wil lis (4) aad Davit. r- w... w bright u , lit i ia a ia in ..... 114 10 .119 lit By Jimmy Hatlo S4lWrVXltR p ft Htal KihCFFjITfW t.sM'ATty'iee, WOMJ) tl'-Hfl .!.' Beavers Lose Doubleheader ((ft" fram page 11) best in the PCU gave up a two- run homer to Portland's Tommy Saflell in the last inning and Man-1 ager Bob Scheffing called on his! ace reliever to keep things in or-1 der. Leaf Stretched ' The double victory stretched the ' .i.' u, !.. nH r.n Pnrf. land's losing streak to seven straight games. Attendance at the d '" 46 pen?1 P01"1 in day doubleheader was l.M. j lhe dangerous and demanding en Elsewhere in the PCL Wednes-: durance test of the three-day. day, San Francisco tripped Seattle, 1-3; Hollywood edged San - Diego, 3-2; and Sacramento humbled Van-, couver 13-1. tint same PvrtUad ) Lm AbiHm (T) ab h a a llktl Siffll.rr t I t MarM.if till II KrlSi Wttt.u MachA 4 S 4 I 5 1 1 S 4 no s rf 4 I I I 1L Ik . Bilko.lb BaxcJb Mil 8pk.cf 4 1 1 0 Binhl.M 4 t 1 7 Blift.rl 111) Bottlfr.c I 1 1 e Hanna.c 3 4 S ni..'r Alxndr.p till Hllmn.p J 1 t 1 ?jEiS5r 1 5 : ! AB,"np 0 4 ' 0 M A 1 1 D llrJl'JL S t 1 1 b-Mrmn 1 t S Totals X 174 17 Totals 33 II 27 11 a-Flted out for. Alexander In 7th, b-Flled out for Fiedler In Sth. Portland ... . 000 001 003-4 Loa Angelas 101 OM lOx 7 X Mauch. RBI Borkowskl. aaffall d 1 lb. . u....... SnrbH,,, " . imi, ...urn.,. CoaUi, Wlae. HR-Seffell. S-HIUman. DP Hall to Baslnkl to Mickelsont Wiaa Jo Mauch to Bilko. Left Port land 10; Loa Angelea S. BB Alex- ander 1. Hlllman 4. HO-AIxander S in S. Hlllman I ln Sj. Anderson In Hall 3 In I. Fiedler 0 In 1. R-ER-Alexander 4-S, Hall 1-1, Fled- j ler 0-0. Hlllman t-. Anderson 0-0. HBP Mtckelson, Hlllman. W Hlll man 7-1. L Alexander 4-S. U Kerr, Carlucci, Ford. T-J.31. Second game: Portland ft) l.as Angeles (7) ibhoi Coats If 1114 Safell.cf 1 0 1 S Wiae.ss 1 S 1 4 Marqi.lt 3 110 Brksi.rf 1 1 1 S Mklsn.lb 3 I 7 t VungXb 3 111 Baxeajb III) Caldrn.c I 11 I Bsnkl.ss 1 1 3 a-Mrmn 1 0 0 S Mach.2b 3 14 3 Bilko.lb 3 17 1 Speke.cl 3 0 0 0 Frees.3b 10 0 1 Bolgr.rf 10 10 Fodge.p 1 ( 1 1 Valdes.p S 0 0 1 Totals 74 SIS I Totals K 41111 a-Flled out for Baslnski In 7th & Angeles .. in oSi Ti E Basinskl. RBI Bllko, Mauch. !B-Bsses. Bllko. HR-Bilko. DP-Bas- inaki to Mtckelson; Mauch to Wlaa to Bilko; Mauch to Bllko. Left Port land I; Los Angeles 3. BB Valdes 1, Fodga Z. SO by Valdes Y Fodge I. R-ER Valdes 1-1. W Fodge 0-3. L Valdes S-4. U-Carluccl, Ford. Kerr. T 1.32. A 1.S3S. Salem Lads In Net Meet KLAMATH FALLS l - The Oregon Junior Chamber of Com merce Tennis Tournament opens here Thursday with some 20 of the state's Inn vounff nlavort entered. The preliminary and quarterfinal matches are to be completed Saturday with the semi-finals and championship matches scheduled for Sunday. Portland's Harry Doyle, the 1956 boys' state singles champion, is among those entered. Two lads from Salem, Bill Jacobson and Larry Johnson are scheduled to take part. Jacobson won the re- cent Salem Jaycee tourney and Johnson was ruhnemp. SPORTSMAN'S' DIGEST FLY-ROD GRIPS FUU. WELLS' Twr STAN0AAO DCSKM IS U&Ct Met MOST BOOS. PI B HAP? IT IS A 6OOO FIT FOB MOT PaatSOHS, HALP WILLS The half nveLLS'SBip is les FAMILIAR, BUT HAS COCO DCSIGN. PAYNE PHILLIPPt TAPERED ThESB t OESI&NS AREN'T HEW, BUT PEW APE SEEN EXCEPT ON CUSTOM-MADE OP. EXPENSIVE ROOS.Ny VARIANCE OF STAND ARD MIPS B AM ATTEMPT TO PINO A DESIGN TO SUIT A USER'S PERSONAL. CHARACTERISTICS. CiaAR Stable Blaze . Hits Olympics Equestrian Camea Face Near Disaster STOCKHOLM I A flash sta ble fire, a rainstorm and severe Injuries ""to horses and riders brought drama and a threat of disaster Wednesday to the eques trian Olympic Garnet. The fire, born in a pile of hay, spread through a big red brick training building in the stable area where more than 200 Olym pic horses worth a million dol lars were quartered. Dozens of horses were evacuat ed to safety and none was report ed injured although many had narrow escapes. Yaaks Disqualified The blaze came a few hours after completion of the second day of the three day trial, during which the American team was dis qualified and three daredevil Eng lishmen, and a tough Swede took the leads in the competition for the first gold medal. In addition to the United States, teams from 10 other countric . were disqualified when at least one of their riders did not com plete the course made muddy and treacherous by overnight rain, Two members of the United States three - man riding team withdrew after falls. One, Me. Jonathan Burton, M, Berwyn, III., suffered serious head injur ies. Oae ef Best Rides AlthoiiKh the U. S. team wasjpleted the first and second rounds ! disqualified Walter G. Stalcy of Mexico, Mo., had one of the best rides of the day on Mud Dauber and vaulted from 56th place in the individual standings to 10th P'nt ,corf ' 134 Th ?ri0M A improved their team lead and Sweden s Petrus Kastenman took (he individual The British team score was 331.1. Other team leaders were Germany 402 91, Canada 532.72, Australia 578 0, Italy 641.41 and Russia 1,032.33. Ireland was high in tha running until a rinpr mispd a fence at the end of a good run and disqualified his tram. 7 II UlllOa MJl (X tOi ' ' vwrra Rrnnps Win WPViTPIIITP in Three ;...;-u. I- it., imu 1. , '" , "m 'ing gave Eugene a 7-6 win over Wenatchee in a free-hitlin( North- ...... ,. u.t.n ,it.j r.-- - MM4i,w mrthi Tw. n inou. hv :'' , ,, . , i I.B91UUI l vai 1 11u1.1v aiiu lumr nv IjiCn.la ramp after two uere oul- lne cmeraius imu cumr iruni behind in the second inning with 1 u .,) .: ...ni, !!,, more in the seventh. 8akaae Licked KENNEWICK UB - Tri-City combined some good stick work nilh fre nae WnHnnsrlsiv nlvMlln: McDevitt over Woodcock to defeat Spokane, 1-3. in a North .. ........ , west League baseball game. The Braves never were behind, Pwinz up three runs in the first inning on a walk, two singles and ... . . . . ... a triple and three third on two walks, more in uir a Sinele and 1.... . u ., , I Their seventh run was Dan Hoi- : den's eighth inning homer. The Anal came as Spokane committed 1 two bobbles 1 Branca Trounce Yaks YAKIMA 1 Pitcher Bob Roberts, just acquired by Lewis ton, made his first mound start a three-hitter Wednesday night nrf I ho Rrnncc trniinred loaoiiv. anu ,,v ..,v,,vj e icauing I annua v-a iii m .iwi m- west League game. He also hit a home run in the third inning with Joe Jacobs on base to account for two runs, j Jacobs -got on base 'on an error, j Roberts won 21 games and lest 14 for Wenatchee last year and ; ! his signing by Lewiston had been i announced earlier in the day by Manflffer Lavne ! The game was played in the - l'm' ' n ftour n' m'n" ule'- 31 ; . national 1.1 AG ve New York at-Milwaukee might) iGomex 1 2-4 1 vs Spahn (3-4). I Only game acheduled. AMfSK AN LKAC.tr j Chicago at New York Wilson lS-l) vs Grim i3-i Cleveland at Boston Lemon (7-31 vs DeLork ll-4i. Only game scheduled WHITKRFXK GETS POST SPRINGFIKLD, Ore - Hal Whitrherk will hp football roach at Springfield High School next fall. He succeeds George Zcllich. who moves up to assistant prin- cipal. E tiasted Rainier sicks' jurat (.hewing halting Defending U.S. Open Champion Fleck Shows Form 4' ROCHESTER, N. Y. Defeadiag Daveapert. Ia chips toward the !SGC Ladies In Tourney Salem Golf Course ladies com- o( their miniature tourney jester; day at the course. Each round was over nine holes and the two first round winners in each foursome played one an other. Losers in each foursome then played in the second round. In the championship flight, Mrs. Ralph Hamilton, Mrs. Tom Hill, Mrs R. I. McLaughlin and Mrs. 'Charles McDevitt emerged trium phant and will clash next week; Mrs. Hamilton will meet Mrs. Hill; Mrs. McLaughlin will tangle with Mrs. McDevitt. Next week's pairings and com ! Pe results yesterday follow. First ; in" resuila Championship fliht first round: Mrs Ralph Hamilton over Mn. Wil liam FUwards; Mrs Charles Gray over Mrs. Glen Stevenson: Mrs. Ken neth Vollman over Mrs. Chandler Brown: Mn. Tom Hill over Mrs. lark Kaily: Mrs. R. I. MrLauahlin nvrr Mrs Sid Hoffman: Mrs Rey nolds Allen over Mrs. Walter Toore: Mrs Charles McDevitt over Mrs. Chester l.ne. Mrs. Pere Woodfix'k ivir Mrs I. r Berry Second f I .arht : Mrs. Woodson Ben nett over Mr.:. Km Marble, default: Mrs. Clavbourne Dver over Mrs. Val Slooer: Mrs. Robert Cannon over "ra. " wmmona; .sars. ivaiiey ' P"'" over Mrs Kenneth Potts: Mrs. Morris Crothen over Mrs. Seth P. i sml,n' Mr ttene ivokko over wrs. 'rank warn:-mrs james van ivpu- . - . .. . wi .m Himmnno over Mrs. Jviiiira rounn rnani- ivirs jonn iirmin iiiik mis. naimu uu,n m ? . it. . Cowan over Mrs. Robert Herrsll: hlm Phillips Sr : Mn. Richard Chase lover Mn Frank Nichols; Mrs How- srd Wlcklund over Mrs. William uv ipr; Mrs. Homer (,nuiri over Mrs. Dsn Wiles: Mrs. Pnul Sllke over Mrs Cllen Stevens: Mrs. Jsmes Mc- Alvln over Mrs Donald Toomb. i Second round trliaht: Hamilton of chamDlonanio ov,rC "llrl aver Vollmar: McLauf hlln over Al flliht: Stevenson over F.d - wards: Brown over Kalley; Hoffman ?::MTfMrrrr.v.nr: 'pTren flight: Bennett over Uyer. peters over Cannon: Kokko over Croth- V.in Kfiilen over Hammond: inir,n fault: Si ht: Sloper over Marble. le - Simmnns over Potts; Smith aV(.r wrd; TM, ovtr p.ksr fourth Chase ,....11, flight: Cowan over Flcklln :iver Williams: lioulel over wick- lund: McAlvm over Silke: fifth night Herrall over Buslck: Nichols Plumps: Dver over wiles: ste- vrns over loomo. Pairings next week championship n,hi Mr. Hamilton vs. Mrs Hill: Mr. Mrl n.hlln vs Mrs McDevitt: first flight: Mrs Stevenson vs. Mrs Brown; Mrs Hnffmsn vs Mrs. Berry Second flight: Mrs. Bennett vs. Mrs. Peters; Mrs. Kokko vs. Mrs Van Keulen; third flight: Mrs. Sloper vs Mrs. Simmons; Mrs. Smith vs. Mrs Ellis: fourth flight: Mrs Col- hns vs Mrs Chase; Mrs Coillct vs. u r. vl.Alu,. Itllh llihf Mr. Hr rail Mrs. Nichols; Mrs. Dyer vs. Mrs Stevens. Bailey, Delany ' '. rk l ' I "... . M ' i fill I I Jr- . 4 - , . I T 1Tn 1 a -an, : Boston .102 300 oho 00 s 14 1 n I 4 4 IfnnA Mo!,i' Mc'Lish l3)' r,ll'r ,4i- 111 11 1 llUPP'11'. Narleskl Hi. Hegan. and Nara- avsi i. 1 vi avi n. nuvv Nlxnn SjS,, l4l ,nd rjaicy (Cont'd frem page Hi ; 01 Oregon and two from Oregon State College prepared Wednesday to leave lor the annual NCAA track meet at Berkeley. Calif., this weekend. Five of them will be aiming for eventual berths on. the U.S. Olym pics team. The sixth, Jim Bailey of Oregon, defending mile cham pion, is an Australian who seeks to compete for his country. The University of Oregon group includes Bill Dellinger. 19M NCAA mile champion, who will be com peting in the 5.000-meter run. Martin Perligo and Don McClure are entered in the hop step and jump hd Bingham will compete in the javelin throw. ; Martin. Oregon State's two are Sam:i,,Wnn Wesley, entered in the 100 and 200 meter dashes, high jumper. and Wayne Moss, ' They will have to finish among 1 the top six to qualify Olympic trials in Los 'later this month. for the You liaveiiLt until youVe tried Rainier Beer co., slattu. wash. u.sa. sicw vomi iRtwurt somn(, 7asl iua. t im . . . : " r -; : i till' I 1 U.S. Open ckamplee Jack Fleck of third greea ef the Oak Hill Ceuatry National Open Never Decided On Final Hole, Scribe Learns Br HIGH FUIXERTON JR ROCHESTER. N Y. -In the fifty - five years of the National Open Golf Championship there never has been a situation where a player came up to the 72nd hole needing to hole the last putt to win. That's one oddity of the most pressure - packed golf tournament of all. There have been several occasions when a player had a putt to tie and .made it, but never the one where it was win or else on the final shot. And 163 golfers here this week wouldn't complain if they were the first to face that situ ation. yi'd like to be in that position," said Ed Furgol, the 1954 winner who breezed in with a 284 at Bal- Guardsmen Kick Officers National Guard slaughtered Pris on Officers last night in a Capital League softball game at Phillips Field. 21-5. The Guardsmen c0. leeiea a total 01 13 nils. Lead;nl! .u, mon,,,,,,,, .ltafk , . monsIou i iyhimcu witn lour nits Kitchen ln i,ve crack. al lhe hlale. In- s at r lurinH triple, rieo's b " The Guards.', bi, inning won lourtn when nine runs we t pushed "' across on six hits, five Winning hurler was Rob Reeves, ' who gave up four hits. For the Officers, Bob Patton socked a home run in the second frame with two men on base. Don 1 , 1 , .u Vw,i ' J Johnson of the Offkers slapped, uii 11110 111 mire s.iiaiivcB Tnniohl Meier anI 1-ranlr's will ! . . '. . . 7 V - vinu.n ,, .uu m '?u f"naL GuU"rd '" T'. Ky . Wnnlon Hnih eame will Ka n ! ".r j " " r limits r leiu. ' V Guard 340 95 - 21 13 3 031 01 5 4 3 nffiei-B fl,V,J Reeves and Franke: Wooten. Douglas 5' and Lucas. American League ! ,-, , , Chicago 010 .110 200- 7 10 i N'w Yorl 00.7 100 010-5 1 Keegan. Pollet 141. Consuegra Howell ill and Lollar; Turley. R. Coleman 1J1. Byrne ill, Morgan ill, Larsen (91 and Berra. Del riot 00 000 0021 S 1 Baltimore (KIO OflO 000 0 7 0 Foytack, Gromck 181 and House; I.oes. Zuverink i7i Tnandos, and Smith 1I1. Kansas City . 241 O00 14113 21 0 Washington 120 000 001 4 10 0 Dltmar, Harrington 181. and Thompson; Ban-ins, Stone 121, Grob 181, Clevenger (Si and Berberet. U Inning, tie game, rain) Cleveland . 102 400 000 00 11 l'CL Line Scores Hollywood 000 1)00 0J1-J 7 j n D"" 001 001 000 1 ' 0 n.'rii, ,J utitiiirfi in,, inri-ii and Hall. Atkins and A.Mroth. San Franciaco 0 010 00.14 10 1 Seattle 000 0.10 000 3 I 1 R W Smith, Abernathy 9 . Sur kont ivi and Sullivan. Fracchla. Schallock i9i and Orteig. Vancouvtr 011 019 Soft t 3 Sacramento 000 010 llx 13 10 0 Besana. Curtis iSI. Bac7ewkl 1S1. Searcy i7i and Neal: Bearden. R lones 1S1. Fisher 1S1. Candini i"i and Bright. NWL Line Scores 01 1 ion 0003 s 30.1 000 02' s 10 3 Cailon. Karek and Bottler 021 020 000 7 1 000 lOO 000 3 1 and Donahue: Herrtra, Downs ig and Neal. ! Yakima WJ. I F,!.2lnn'n,,) Himm 1 1 is 1 ! Wenatchee 100 nil 010 01 13 1 Anffptes liy. Griffin IS) and Dappers, Gau (thler 7, hortlidge Isringhaus (7) land Lundberg. I Club course here Wednesday la a I which hegiet Thursday. (Af wirephoto) tusrol and then watched Gene Littler fail on a final bid to match his score. Prestige Tourney "The Open is a prestige tourna ment. That's why there's so much pressure attached to it. In the others It's just money. 'There have been some great golfers who never won the Open-iPion and. Probably the most over there's Harry Cooper. Mac Smith ,ookfd VlatT in lne tournament is and Leo Diegel but they never won the Open so they never really got credit." Furgol left the implication that i a second Open victory would give him the unquestioned stamp of greatness. Then he went out and showed that he might make it by shooting a practice round of 67 one of the best of the week over the 6.902 yard, par 35-3570 Oak Hill Course . ... Mlddlecoff Agrees Cary Middlecoff. the 1949 Open winner, grudgingly agreed with Furgol. "To nje the Open is just another tournament, but I still feel the pressure because it has beenups,.t in the' fjrsl rounfl of the . . .... . P on '.w"en i w. "., 1 , ms k'd and dicn t know what was go- ! ?.??' '".. . 1 j j u realize what was happening on the j Irourse. I was leading the tuurna-! , u. 1 , k u.l. 1 : 1 t... L...I 1 ... .1 j started going for birdies and did. n t even get into the playoff.' Ben Hogan won the third of his ur Ooen litle, that vear heatinff four Open titles that year, beating Lloyd Mangrum and George Fazio in an 18 hole playoff Hogan still is one of the most feared players 1 in this year s upen even though he MmJ his cncM and ,ayK, h(1 in this year's Open even though he I isn't playing well. I r . . ..! lne abtn National Upen eouia pas,ly be the first in which the niraie ana ID pars in lhe 11-hole 1 championship might be decided dhjmr.tth over Purdue's south course. ' .. .r . . . tne linal Stroke. Wide Opei (aorse The wide open Oak Hill Course does not present any particular problems to the pros who play theT h ,.rn t,dn,. ,T n.i" ,. '.J j w eekly tournaments. Predictions Katt: Rush. Davis Lown i9i and are that 4 par rounds - a 280,Lanar"tl ! total - or a little higher will be 'Philadelphia ' 010 "on ioo- 1.1 1 enough to win. The field includes ' Milwaukee 100 700 onx 14 1 'a connle nf (Wn nlaver. whn Roberts. Nfgray Hi, riowers 1S1, may hit that figure if conditions are right. "I think the best lag putter will win." said Masters Champion Jackie Burke, who must be in cluded among the favoritrs "The greens aren't too big and they're level, but it will take a man who can hit the ball up close. "There is some premium in good driving, but the player who misses -v..r.. .. , ..... v 1. protection ViiJV I I - 4 I " i i.'A J E 4. " I J pany founded by Sears, dependable ments. You're 198 S. Commercial 550 N. 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