Braves Nip Bucs, Cincy Nabs NL Lead
Delany Not Sure
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Rain Halts Spoke Opener
Doubleheader
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Tonight, 6:30
Price States Return
For Act in September
By A I, I.1GHTNHR
Statesman Sport Editor
Rain washed nut last night's
chedulcd Northwest League
baseball series opener at Waters
Field between the Spokane In
dians and Salem Senators, and
with it went the appearance of
famous baseball acrobat Johnny
Trice.
The ball clubs will attempt to
make up the rainout tonight, via
a 6:30 o'clock doubleheader. Bui
those who had hoped to see Price
in action with his amazing (eats
of throwing, catching and batting,
will have )o wait until Septcm
ber. That's as soon as his sche-1
dule will permit him to try il
again here.
Performs Anyway
There were about 100 fans in
the stands around 7:30 o'clock
last night when things were
railed off because of the steady
downpour. Price had his me
chanical helper rigged up and
readv to go; so put on a brief ex
hibition of catching high fly balls
' while driving around the out
field in a ieep, and doing some
target practice with his big ha-looka-type
gun which propels the
halls. Nnbodv left the stands un
til he was finished, and the ball
players even stuck f'ound to see
the fabulous guy perform.
In tonight's games, if played,
Mgr. Hugh I.uby plans to pitch
Big Bill Walsh and Andy (The
Bear) George. Walsh is still
looking for his first decision, but
has been looking sharp in relief
appearances lately. George has a
4 2 mark and beat Wenatchee in
11 innings in his last trip.
Indians Have Help
For Joe Rossi's strengthened
Tribe. Carl Rounds, a New York
Yankee chattel, and possibly vet
eran Frank Chase or Max Weekly,
another Yankee farmhand will get
the call.
The Spokes have many new
fares since their last appear;
ance. Catcher Ron Carlon, pitch
ers Rounds. Chase and Weekly,
lnfielders Bob Bourbeau, EdUip
pili and Jerry Jackson and out
fielder George Huffman have
jnmed the team since its earlv
Mav dates here Chase and Huff
man were with Eugene last sea
son and Jerrv Jackson was with
Wenatchee earlier this campaign.
Rossi himself is out of action
at the present time, with an ailing
back His loss is a major blow
for the club, as he is one of the
league's top sluggers. He says he's
getting back into shaoe fairlv
well, however, and had a hrifc
workout at first base last night
prior to the rainfall.
Mnnv Makeups Due
The two clubs have another
rainout to make up later on. for
their May 3 game was also post
poned because of rain
After tonight's scheduled pair,
the series is to end with single
games on Wednesday and Thurs
day nights.
Salem is now in sixth place in '
the standings. I1? games ahead
of Spokane and 1 1 2 behind fifth
place Wenatchee.
The most recent rainout
amounts to the 11th this season
for the Senators. Six have now
ncrured here at home, five on
the road.
PCC to Review The Rock Takes a Stripe
Statesman, Salem, Ore,, Tues., June 19, '56 (Sec. II)-9
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Penalty Cases
President's Group
May Ask Revisions
By JACK STEVENSON
BKI1KKI.KY. Calif. - The
powerlul president's council of
the Pacific Coast Conference Mon
day called for a review of all
penalties in the recent cases in
! volving illegal aid to athletes.
The school leaders also urged IJ,f
a survey and Dossible revision of .'
conference rules "to be sure that
they are in keeping with prin
ciples appropriate to athletic com
petition among institutions of high
er learning."
The action left the door open
for possible revision of the stiff1
: penalties already imposed on
I Washington and l.'CLA. j
' Tw Cases Pending
' Pending are accusations against
th the I'niversity of Southcrp
California and California.
The presidents council voted to f
recommend to their lacully repre
'sentatives that the process of de
liberating on individual cases and
assessing penalties be carried to
a prompt conclusion. Also that as
soon as it is concluded, and be
fore Sept. 1, all cases and penal
ties be reviewed at one time.
This review would be to find
out whether there has been "fully
equitable treatment between and
among cases."
Washington w.as put on two
years probation and (TLA three
because of illegal help to athletes
by booster organization.
riOIll are incneime lor ptiM-.i.i- .,irlier and ml m far as a Irvoul wilh the Chlrafo Cuh. take hat
Mantle Slams
25th Homer
1 son games or to share in Rose;
Bowl receipts during that period.;
'Equitable Treatment'
UCLA football players also were'
assessed the loss of a year's elu
gibility unless it is proved they
did not receive illegal help.
This appeared to be a major
difference in the penalties in
volved and might cotne tinder the
subject of "fully equitable treat
ment." The charges against I'SC and
California were made by J. Miller! IIFRKKLFY. Calif, -Sprinter
Leavcy. a I'CI.A alumnus. He Dave Sime's chances of compel
says information has been turned, ing for a place on the t'nited
over to the conference that a I'SC Slates Olvmpic team remained a
alumni group raised $71.2:15 which question mark Monday and the
lhas been paid to GO Trojan alh- big fellow probably put it best
letes over a two-year period when he said: "I've got my fin
ite charged California wilh a cers crossed"
Chicago White Sox
Bounce Baltimore
By ED WII.K.1
Associated Press Sports Writer
Milwaukee's Braves, staging a
turn-about under new manager
red Haney, knocked the Pitts
burgh Pirate nut nf fh Yntmnal
i i League lead .12 Mondav night and
- lining.- irviaiuivu
fl the top spot with a 7-4 decision
over rnuaaeipnia in 10 innings.
j u was ine mira siraigni vinory
I ior ine craves since itaney toon
over irom lharley Grimm, who
resigned Saturday night after Mil
waukee lost 12 of the previous 17
games. And it was the first time
the Bucs, who released Haney as
manager after last season, had
lost three in a row this year.
No other NL games were sched
uled, Maitle Hits loaf Homer
In an American league day
game. Mickey Mantle' became the.
second man to belt a home run
out of Detroit's Briggs Stadium,
connecting for his 25th with two
men on base to break a 4-all tie
and give the first place New York
Yankees a 7-4 edge over the Ti
gers. Ted Williams is the only
other player to sock one out of
the Detroit park.
The victory retained the Yanks'
fame hulpe nvpr thp tiw-nruf
nl.irp Chirapn Whit Snr uhn
clipped Baltimore V2.
Joe Adcock. returned to the
Braves' lineup as the final man-
CHICAGO Rocky Marriano, who onoe aspired U be a major Ira t tie atrial move by Grimm, socked
a two-run (Inutile in the lirst inning
NEW YORK uB - Ron Delany.
Villanova's 3:59,1 miler, left for
Rain Stops PCLTHl
whose baseball trouble was be couldn't hit. takes a cut to point up
June 29 game between Glenview Navy team and police (or wldowa
and children of poliremea killed in line of duty. (AP Wircpbota.)
ling practice Monday with Chicago police department team. Rocky, i and Milwaukee then picked up the
cnnciicr on shortstop Uick Groat s
throwing error in the third. In
Sunday's doubleheader sweep at
Brooklyn, Adcock powered three
home runs.
Spahi Wlni Fifth
Warren Spahn won his fifth with
an eight-hitter that included Jack
Shcpard's two-run homer. Ron
Kline, starting with only twa days'
rest, lost his fifth. The Bucs now
art a half game behind Cincinnati
while the Braves are a halfj game
behind third place Rrooklf'h and
fourth place St. Uiuis txith a
(Cont. page 10, rol. 1)
Sime's Chance
Question Mark
"phony job racket'' in which alh
letes. were paid for off-campus
jobs entailing little or no work.
I'niversity of California officials
denied the charges hut later said
they "had found violations of con
ference rules in the cases of 20
Jae Ratal, above, Vetera a catcher aud Spokane manager has his Tribe
in Uw (or a Northwest League acTiea with the Salem Senators. Last
Igltl a game was rained out, but the foes hope la gel al II lonlghl lu no( acte(j jn lhosr rjwli but has
a 1:30 a clock doubleheader. Kossl li temporarily sidelined wllR aa , a meeting scheduled July 7 8.
aning sack, tie a aue m me lop aiuggers m ine circuit mis season.
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Monday r results: At Chlrairo 5,
Baltimore 2; nt Kiinsas Citv 4. Wash
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Monday's results: At Philadelphia
. vinrinnau i; ai emmurin i. Mil
wauket 3; only fames scheduled.
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This. that, etc.:
Tony Governor, the St. Louis Cardinals scout who stirred up the
animals at Corvallis when he snatched prize freshman Curt Janlze
a few days back, and then headed for his Palo Alto home in a hurry
before Ralph Coleman secured a
The record smasher from Duke,
expected to he a sure point win
ner for t'ncle Sam in the games
at Melbourne, Australia, pulled
the abductor muscle in his left
groin Saturday while running a
i curve in the NCAA 200-meter dash
athletes who received a total of finals
$1,100 in unauthorized payments still Chance lu 10a
during 195S-56. xhat jnjliry which forc(,d him
The conference, represented by!.n dron from the rarp cancelled
the faculty representatives, 'has hi rh9n nf mn.f,m in ihi
Olympic 200. but he still has a j
chance in the 100.
Although the Olvmpic Games
don't come until November,
final trials for the I'.S. team
be held in Los Angeles. June
30 To qualify for the trials a col
legiate runner must place in the ' MII.WAl'KEE The Detroit
first six al the NCAA or the na- Tigers should know Tuesday
tional AAl' meet at Bakersfield, whether they will lose their cap
Cahf.. this week tain and shortstop, Harvey Kuenn.
PORTLAND l - A field of .122 II 'li a i fin' t run at R n Lr ore f i nl A tfl ill' ArtTlV hilt ttlPV U'tll hni'u
youngsters shot qualifying rounds but before his injury he was sec- wait about a week to find out i virtuatly disappeared last Friday
Mondav as the Oregon junior golf 0nd in the NCAA 100 so qualified whether lefthander Billy Hoeft whn ,ne ' S ,w,'Pt ,n' lnr,'e
championships got underway jn that event. There's optimism , will be inducted into the armed "P0"'"!? matches.
In the junior division lor bovs that he'll he in shane apain hv forces. i Monday's rain-delayed conclu-
Juniors Open
Golf Tourney
Kuenn to Get
$ Results Today
Wightman Cup
Won By U.S.
WIMBLEDON, England - A
veteran team of American women
tennis players won the Wightman
Cup again Monday by the closest
score of the post-war, series five
matches to two.
It was the 20th consecutive vic
tory for the t'nited Slates in the
women's international tennis com
petition and at the conclusion a
British tennis official ruefully pro
posed the Americans should be
"more decent and let us win
once.
Britain hasn't won the cup since
1930 and has gained only four vic
tories in 28 international contests.
Its cnances ot winning this year
Izaak Walton
Prexy Arrives
William Pringle, Pierre, S. D
national president of the Izaak
Walton League of America will
pay Salem a surprise visit tonight.
A special meeting, open to both
members and public, will be held
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16 and 17, four players were knot-, (he end of Hie month to run at
led at one-under-par 71 for medal- los Angeles.
HERMAN LEWIS
'Triple' threat also.
special hunting license for base
hall scouts, writes that he s sorry
he made everyone al Oregon Stale
so angry. ' But I feel that Curt
; has all the requirements to go up
'fast, and this may sooth those
iho are now so hitter," he ex
plains . . . Speaking of young pro
spects. NY Giants scout Eddie
Montague was in town over the
weekend and was pressed for the
usual on the young California Ne
gro V hiz .lohhny Weekly, who w ill
be joining the town Senators at
Yakima next week after gradua
tion from high school Some of the
publicity on the kid describes him
' as "another potential Willie Mays",
iwho is a Montague product "All
1 can say about the boy is that he's big enough fi feet. 170 pounds',
is very fast and looks like he has what it takes otherwise," was Mon
i (ague's answer To which 1'ncle Hugh I.uhy elaborated. "Gad. let's
,t the Salem Izaak Walton club- i nope so. ive nau enougn i "' ."'K- """"' " u"
house at 8 o'clock Pringle will anything this year" . . . I.uhy tried to land the veteran lefty Glenn
address the meeting and later when he was in town lal week with Roy llelser s Drain outfit,
discuss chapter problems with as a capable veteran "slopper is needed on the mound staff. But
local and state leaders. Glenn is a wise one. He's now working steadily at the carpenter trade
The national president is on a j and augments his income hy pitching fur Drain. ' I'd he crazy lo give
tour of Pacific Coast states, but ' that up for a job here, making less money and being faced with find
was not scheduled to stop in ; ing another regular job at the end of the season," Eliott calculated.
Saem And how right he is . . .
Yak' Lrm After ISff'L "Triple" Crown
While Ihe Yankees' Mickey Mantle goes after the coveted
major league "triple" crown leading his league in batting aver
age, home runs and runs baited In we have a gent in our North
west League who Is making similar noises. He's Herman Lewis Ihe
slender Yakima outfielder who at last look was hilling .419 and
was out in front ol Ihe loop derby in home runs (111 and runs
batted in I.i9l. And if Lewis has many more, yrir like (he last
one here, during which he whacked two homers, drove in eight
runs and had five hits nil in one came, he'll make il in a breeze
(Cont. page 10, rol. 3)
i isi minors iney are boo Miutn
and Jerry Cundari, Portland. Ron
Weber of Prineville and .Joe llall-
2 I mark of Rosehurg. This div ision
LilCIVVU H llll I III UdllU VIUII . Illll.
In Ihe hoys division, for youths
12 to 13, Steve Wright of Albany
was medalist w ith an ev en par
of 72 at Columbia-Edgewater
Tommy Kabler. of Sutherlin, 10-yenr-old
brother of Carole .lo kab
ler, the nations junior women's
hampion, led the boys under 12
vision with a nine-hole score of
48.
Salem Golfers Paired
Beavers Give
Adams Release
Kuenn, twice deferred because slon ''Dd,,d ln a "landnff. Ameri
of a knee condition, recently was 01"1 t('am caP,aln Loulsr BrolKn
ordered lo take a new physical nf BVvorlr Hllls' Callf - Kalm'd ,he
examination. deciding point with a 3-6, ft-3. M
., . . . . ., ! victory over stubborn Angela Bux-
"""'." "'"'",u..7. 'r'Jiton. Then Miss Brough and Shirley
pitcher from Oshkosh, Wis., took
a new examination at the armed
forces induction center Monday-.
Fry nf Akron, Ohio, took an easy
doubles victory over Miss Buxton
and Angela Mortimer,' 6-2. 6-2.
PORTLAND - The Portland
Beavers of the Coast League Mon
day released Charles "Red" Ad
ams, right hand,ed pitcher who
had been with the Beavers seven
years.
General manager Joe Zienler
The girls played at Riverside saj(j Adams, who has been on the
and 17-year-old Elaine Porritl of sidelines wilh an injured foot
Eugene and June Robison. 13, of SIK.e Inc start of the season, was
Tillamook, were tied at the top being released lo make room for
with six over par H2s outfielder Frank Carswell, who
The medal ties will he played has been purchased from Tulsa
off later in the week of th(. Texas League.
The tourney continues Tuesday Adams underwent a toe opera-
with opening matches, boys and (ion ,n the opening week of plav.
juniors at Columbia and girls and (, has b(,(,n ()n thc sj)(.inc:
pee wee boys at Riverside The since
finals are slated for Friday. , z.uler also announced that Jer-
In Ihe championship bracket fur ry Exley. former Oregon State
boys, Bingham Powell of Salem. College outfielder, who was signed
who shot 79. will meet Doug two weeks ago. was being op-
Raten. Oswego, who carded 7(i
,' Larry Evens. Salem. 89. will
! meet Dudlcv Nicnlls, Portland. 91.
in a sixth flight match
I In Ihe junior division, these
mrtchrs are scheduled fur Tues
i day:
I Championship flight loe Hall
mark. Rosehurg. 71, vs-Jim 1 tilt -
zel, Salem. 73
6th Flight Marion Helton. Hoe-'
; burg. Bfi, vs. Steve Jackson. Sa
j lem, 90. i
Fading Bevos
Play Sactos
'
The slumping Portland Beav-,
ers, who have tumbled to seventh j
nlao in the Coast Leasue base-
ball race after losing 11 straight
games, open another PCL series,
tonight in Portland with the Sac-;
ramcnto Solons who themselves
haven't been winning much!
latelv.
The Sacs were slated for an ex
hibition game at Eugene last Dashing Pepper Gomes and his The opening event, a single fall- he had not lost a match in Oregon
mt,ht Mexican partner Aivaro Velazco er and Ihe only one on the card, since returning from the Texas
In other league series opening go against the Donovan Brothers, puts Texas Tommy Phelps, the area some weeks' ago.
Tuesdav San Diego is at Seattle, Doug and Red. In a tag team bat- bear rassler of last week, against the Donovans, who hold the
San Francisco at Los Angeles and tie at the Armory tonight, Ihe lea- Tony Borne, Ihe whiskered ( ana- Northwest tag title Irophy, would
lure ot a twin mam-evenled pro- man who got nimseii inio quite a raiher do thincs as unit, however.
lioncd to Eugene of Ihe Northwest
,cagiie.
Tag Mix Feature of Double Mainer
Li'flioii Junior Team
To I'raclicr Tonipht
Coach Rill Rev ens has ( ailed a
practice fur the Capital Post No.
9 American Legion Junior Base
hall team at p in tonight on
Barrick Field The Legion Juniors
will play al Mi'l City Wednesday
night.
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The Tri-City-at-Yakima North- power boys, Her-
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remsteh. a ear-
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Matchmaker Ellon Owens plans chose Velazro, for these two had;
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Doug Donovan tonight, after losing " d Velazco "get a reputation
lo the mayhem-minded Montana as a team first."
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