Solons Bag 6-0, 7-5
Wins Over Spokane;
Third Mix Set Tonight
By al lightner
Statesman Sports Editor
The town Senators got both wins in their Northwest League double
header with the Spokane Indians last night at Waters Field, and can
ithm a whisker of blanking the Tribe in both tussles. The scores were
6-0, as Bag Bill Walsh flipped a five-hitter in the 7-inning opener, and
7 5, as Andy 'The Bear) George did a tremendoaa job for I1 innings
only to see his defenses go to pot, helping five enemy runs cross the
plate in the final inning.
Vp until the weird outbreak, which became so when the Senators
made three glaring errors, the -
hurley George had himself a
sparkling two-hitter.
Satalirh Goes Tonight
So Vncle Hugh Luby's clan
goes 2-0 up in the four-game
series, and tries to make it 3-0
tonight in a solo at eight o'clock.
Ad Satalirh will be on the hill
for the Solons, against either
Krank fhase or Bill Bottler,,
both Spokane veterans. ,
The two victories of last night
pushed the Salems to within half
a game of fith place Wenatchee.
Plagued by an ailing arm all
season, Walsh was given his
fourth opportunity as a starter in
last nights' opener He had been
showing good stuff in relief ap
pearances." and this time he
rapped it by checking the Tribe
to five singles, striking out six
and walking only two. It was an
easy one for Bill, who now has
a 10 record, and he had to pitch
out of trouble onlv once, in the
Favorites Top
Junior Meet
2 Salem Golfers
Lo'se, One Wins
PORTLAND - Favorites sur
vived in the opening round of the
state junior golf tournament here
Tuesday.
The four co-medalists In the
junior division all survived their
first tests. Joe Hallmark of Rose
burg defeated Jim Hcllzol of
Salem, 2 up; Jerry Cundari of
Portland delrated Jerry Mowlds
of Vancouver, on the 19th hole:
Bob Smith of Portland defeated
Larry Vturri, state high school
champion from Ontario, 1 up, and
, Ron Weber of Prineville, defeated
John Dunkin of Portland, 5 and 4
Yoji Failedjg Score But Yanks Still Won
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Cards Dickson Blanks Dockers, 6-0;
Rcdlegs Lose; Braves Topple Pirates
Yankees Dump
Detroit, 5-2
Stops Bums
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Qeveland Upends
Boston Red Sox 9-7
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
I'ntil Tuesday night, the Brook -lyu
Dodgers were the only team
in the majors which had avoided
a shutout this season.
But 39-year-old Murry Dickson,
the most aged starting pitcher in
the majors, snapped that claim
by tossing nifty S-hitter against
the Brooks for the St. Louis Cardi
nals. U.
Dickson also was the last pitch
er to shut out the Dodgers in Eb
bets Field. He did it Aug. 22.
1954 and the score then was the
same, (-0.
All the Dodgers' hits were sin
gles and they all were collected
by Pee Wee Reese. He got as SHERIDAN VICTOR
far as second base only in the' INDEPENDKNC' 'Svc-!i
ninth inning and was stranded Sheridan banged a home run in
there when Rocky Nelson struck , the top of the ..th inui.... .
out to end the game. i Oallas, 5-4 in a Willamette Valley , A Hydro to the souped-up 225 and
Miislal, Morgan Hamer 1 League Softball game her Tues-: 22 cubic inch Hydros that Dura
The Cards, who trail the Cin-; dav night. Regulation play was tied 1 alcohol at a rate that will push
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MIKHY IMtkSON
First to blank Dodger
! Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., June. 20, '56 (Sec- ;
Boat Racing Thriller i
On July 4th Program
The biggest speed boat extrava-1 Drivers tram California ta Can,
gania ever witnessed on the Wil- da will bring their racers ta ttvt
lamette will be presented to water July 4 celebration and some at thai '
sport fans at Salem July 4 as 'boats have a value approaching;
part of the Willamette River Days the $19,000 class. ;.
celebration. This announcement I The boat races will be under tha.
came Tuesday night from Bob ' sanction of Oregon Motor Boat;
Hulette. commodore of the Salem, Racing Assn. Ralph Thede, corn-.
Boat Club and publicity man lor modore of the OMBRA. gave HuK
the July 4 program. . jletle the program epected lof-
A minimum of 22 heat races and the July 4 celebration in a loi'g- '
possibly more will be seen at Sa- distance telephone call Tuesday,
lem with boats ranging from the 'night.
Classes of boats to be racing art
n V'- S7 L. ..(.k. J Ik la uMkli lat ii fay- KAJ B i a aa ka la akaMfli
.-IT .T-LT .J h-ri.; lirli. T.k,r rrk Hhv. Berr. tried U re from aec..d Rill I Redlegs by three percent-JS at the end of the seventh In-1 the inboards streaking across wa-
Skawraa'i ilnde U rif hi field la eichlh iaalnr of Taesday's game. Al Kallne made the threw that
caught Berra. New Yark dlda't awed the ma, however, as the Yanks wa. H (AP Wirepheta.)
nvlk ink An linn ilnnlat anif
..Am -urn m,. ..... - John uunkin oi roruana, s ana s. - r, i
wild pitch put runners in scoring ; Medaiist stevrn Wright of Albany Jl 301 10(111 ACIWII
posmon vv.m oui one nui. ne Meaei Tom Triplett of Portland,,;
got the next two on routine fly , and 2 jn the vs' division. '
balls, however. cmpdaij,,, L;aine pomt 0f
Siekula Homers Twice 1 Kujjene and June Robinson of !
All the runs Walsh needed j Tillamook won in the girls' divi-
were provided hv Frank Sze- sloni m,ss porritt downed Mary
kulas bat "Zoke" busted a -.i Motv of Bend. 8 and 6. and
Miss Robinson trimmed Betty
Martin of Longview, S and 7.
Another highly regarded player,
Shirley Siegmund of Kugene.
nosed out Mary Ann Rongerude of
The Dalles. 2 and 1.
Results included:
three-run homer over the riyht
firld wall in the second innins.
off Carl Rounds, and then re
peated the process, for two more
runs in the third. Spokane errors
helped set the table for Krank
both times
Not since last season when Floyd
Robinson accomplished it has a
Salem player whacked two homers
in one game.
Jatk Dunn shiUd In the other:
Solon tally, after Ray Webster had j
paid" for Zeke'a first homer by ;
getting hit with a pitched ball. j
Had a One Hitter '
Cicorge had a one-hitter, an.1
that a scalcheroo, until the top of
the eighth i his gam. The sin
gle came in the third, by Chuck
Meckins the losing pitcher who
was knocked out in the third. Hr
Boys
Championship flight Doug Ra
gen. Oswego, defeated Bingham
Powell. Salem. 1 up,
Second flight Peter Geertsen,
Eugene, defeated Jim Rick, Al
banv, lth hole.
Fourth flight-Steve Sihenk,
Oswego, defeated Joe Moore, Al
hanv. 7 and t.
Sixth flight I.arrv Evans. Sa
lem, defcattt Dudley
IMF Wins 4th in Row;
L&R Tops Randle, 4-1
Meier and Frank won their fourth straight Capital League Softball
game Tuesday night by dumping the Prison Officers 17-5 and the L1R
team evened their City League series with Randle Oil by turning back
the Oilers 4-1. ,
M&F's win was hurled by Wim- ib-w l l
py Carver and Carl Bartruff. Car-, hhriY I ,11.111111
May Not Play
Portland. 3 and 2.
Eighth (light-Don Bihl. Port
land HpfpatnH John KnvoVr
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Hiuncra one pasi ucorgc mat akh-i Albany, 19th hole.
Krause got to, but couldn't handl" . ' '
by the middle bag. It had to go for '
a hit. (
That was all until Bob Rourheau
singled sharply to left in the
eighth a.s first upf- (
Salem had picked up four runs
In the second on four hits, one
of which was a two-run triple byj
Webster George's lonR double to
(enter, Dunns single and a whop
per of a throwing error hy relief--er
Ed Luedike tha! allowed Dunn
to score all the way from first '
base, netted two more in the
sixth, and then in the eighth Dunn
singled for his third hit and scored
on Gene Laursen's long double to
center.
Murphy Starts It I
Andy got the first swinger out
In the ninth. Then Eddie Murphy
blnnped a soft .sinale to center.
George llulfman grounded to E.
C Williams at lir.st, and Williams
tried lor Murphy at second. The
ball escaped Webster on the force
play for one error, after which
Ed Rippili lofted a Ihrei -run homer
owr the left field wall .
Jim Sampson filed out. which
should have been the linal out.
with only two earned runs of
George Rut Webster then made
mother error on Ray Carlnn's
grounder, Ray Zan dropped a
pop foul. Jerry Jackson singled
and pinch hitter Bill Bottler did
likew i.se. Two more runs were in,
through no faiitt of Andrew's '
l.uhy pulled George al this point
and sent in Jerry Cade to stop
all the rough stuff. He did it by
getting Hon Jackson on a long lly
to right.
ver gave up two hits and two runs
in the first three innings and then
was relieved by Bartruff who al
lowed two hits and three runs in
and Ron McGee plus a variety of
the next four innings.
Two singles by Dave Paulson
miscues gave M&E five runs in
the opening inning. The winners
Nicholls, i big inning was;,the seventh when
they scored 8 runs on six singles
by McGee. I. a r r y Troyer, Hon
Carrol, Sunny Carson, Gene Oliver
and Bartruff.
Howard Slams Homer
MIRTH WIRT IKAIilK
W LF. I
Yakim 31 17 S46 Wentcht 18 2 ..Wl
Eugene 2" IS 611 SA1.C.M 17 28 318
Tri-Cltv 28 18 Mil Spoknc IS 13 313
Lewlth 25 18 Ml
Tuesday'! results: it Salem f-7.
Spokane 0-5: at Eune Wenatchee.
rain; al Yakima S-2. Trl-Cily 7-1.
fACiriC COAST I.fAdlf.
W h Pet. W L Pet.
Id Anf K ) Sn Fran 35 M .4113
Seattle 46 28 .522 Sn Dljo M 38 4K5
HpllVWd 38 S3 .522 Portlnd 31 3S 4
Sai rim 34 34 .500 Vancver 22 50 .308
Tuesday'! resulta: at Portland Sac
ramento, rain: at Seattle 3. San Dieuo
2. at Iah Anele 12. San Franeisco
5. at Vancouver 1, Hollywood 3.
age points in the torrid National ning.
League race there s only one '
game between first place and fifth
place scored four runs in the
first inning on 2-run homers by
Stan Musial and Bobby Morgan.
That was more than Dickson '
needed.
The Redlegs dropped a 4-2 deci
sion to the Philadelphia Phillies,
while the Milwaukee Braves
pulled ahead of Pittsburgh into
third place by turning back the
Pirates, 5-3. Just 17 percentage
. t .V. D.J1M. n J
me linn piace Brooks, me iew
York Giants defeated the Chicago
Cubs, 2-0, behind Johnny Antonelli
in the other game.
The Braves' victory over the
(Coat, page 12. cel. f.)
as follows:
Stock outboards ( 'simile course,-
2 beau La each class, I laps each.
(Cm, pat U.
Yakima Splits
With Tri-City
YAKIMA '.f' Yakima and Tri
City Braves split a Northwest j
League baseball doublrheader
Tuesday night. Yakima winning
the nightcap, 2-1. with a ninth in
ning rally, after dropping the
opener, IS, after a last gasp try
failed.
Vern Kindsfather and Dick
Young both hurled six hitters in
but Kindsfather allowed three of
his in the final canto along with
two walks to give the Bears two
runs and the game
The Wenatchee at Eugene game
was postponed because of rain and
a dnuhleheader was scheduled for
Wednesday night.
F:r' Raiiif.
T: i-Citv 301 30(1 (100-7 8 1
ikmia 002 03(1 001 - 8 8 4
KnMprnuk. Aldririee '3t and Mar
tin. Hi immnnd. Ward 161 and Neat
Srrond game:
Tri-Cltv ont 0110 0-1 8 1
Yakima non mm 2 -2 8 I
Kindsfather and Martin. Young and
Seal.
first inning with three runs
then addde one more in the
ond. Armond Carrow belted a
on homer for L&R in that
inning. The second inning run
came when Hilfiker singled and
came home on Glen Blanton's
double.
Randie s only run came off a
single by Dick Norton, a wild
pitch and two errors.
Wednesday's games at Phillips
Field send Western Paper against
First Christian in the lirst game
at 7. which will be followed by a
Kay Wuolcn-Keizer Electric game
at 8.
l'..i-i. Rartruff Ml and KMSsen.
W ooten and Gr.re
nd!p,0B
sec-two-1
first 1
AMKRICAV I.KACl'K
W 1. F. I. .- W I. Pet.
N York 3H 20 .881 Baltimr 28 31 475
flu.-awij.MfS.M7 nrjrolt 27 .111 414
Boston 89 27 ,S1S K City 23 35 307
Clevlnd 2S27 Sis Washtn 23 38 .3H7
Tuesday's results: at Chliaco 9.
Baltimore I: at Kansas City 5. Wash
inftnn in: at Tteveland 8, Boston 7;
W I. Pet, W LPct.
Clru In 31 24 ,584 Brookly 24 .547
St l.ou 32 25 .581 Chlrlto 22 30 .413
Mllwauk 28 21 580 N York 22 3 .407
Plttsbfth 30 24 558 Phliadl 1134.382
Tuesday's results: At Brooklyn 0,
St. Louis 8: at New York 2; Chic aso
0: at Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati 2; at
Pittsburgh 3. Milwaukee I.
DETROIT Sam Kocsis said
Tuesday "I'm not going to defend
my National Public Links title if
I have la qualify to play "
Irked by a ' Ptiblinx directive"
forcing him to qualily in San
Francisco to enter the match play,
Kocsis said:
. "Why should I have to go 3.000 V Detroit 3, New York S
nil Ids (rt mi nil ft fnr a mnth nlav i v a-as- "
uick nowaru iiomrirg or u.r . tournament when . am defending
Prison Of icers m the fourth. charnpion? I won mv title at
(,ene Hilfiker pitched one hitmatch pIay in Indianapo1iS last
ball for L&R to give his team a j knQW of n0 oher tourna.
3-3 tie in the series with Randle. I wn(,rB , ,,.. nlnv rh9m.
H.R sewed up the viciory in thetDinB ,ulomalit.aiiv il!ibl(1
and I'm definitely not going.
It's a matter of principle."
Kucsis made his comments after
firing "practice" rounds of "I, 1-under-par.
and 75.
The .16-year-old riianufacturer's
representative buttonholed Detroit
Publinx chairman Edward A. At
las on the 10th lee and almost
immediately Atlas was diving into
his directives from New Y'ork.
When he finished Atlas put it
like this:
"The tournament has been
changed from match play to com
bined stroke and match play. A
fif!H nf 1 M inctpnrl nf ninrp than
. .i
M F 513 oui 8 n 12 3 200 as it previously was, qualified: ' ldlu'
PriM.n 002 Iii2 o s 4 8 ln sectional trials You are spe-' "
rifira v mentioned as hein? ex-
-fempt from the sectional trials, but
s 2 it makes no mention that vou're
Angels Blast
Seals 12 to 5
LOS ANGELES Oft A 15-hit
attack to back up the pitching of
Bob Thorpe gave Los Angeles a
to. s Pfir.fi Cnact LpatTiifi hasp.
ball win over San Francisco Tues-! Pf,'d .40
UCLA Denies
Sanders Rumor
LOS ANGELES UM - UCLA
scotched a report Tuesday that
troubles with the Pacific Coast
Conference athletic code might
bring dismissal to head football
Coach Henry R. tRedr Sander
or athletic director Wilbur Johns.
"There is no basis in fact for
the conclusions as reported in
Los Angeles newspaper that the
coaching and athletic staff is sub
ject to dismissal," Dr. Raymond
B. Allen, chancellor, said in
prepared statement. He added:
"The alleged athletic violations
at UCLA have been under investi
gation since the first charges were
made last February, in the light
of all information now in my
hands, and which is subject to re
view, there is no evidence of the
involvement of the UCLA coach
ing or athletic staff in violation
of the athletic code
UCLA was severely punished
because its football players were
month over the $75
I. A R
Randk
C; Hilfiker
fikri and Hall
ind
310 0(10 0-4
ooo ion o-i
Weaver, N.
dav before 1.234 fans at Wrigley
Field.
In the PCL's other two games
Seattle kept alive their
streak by nipping San
3-2. and a single by R. C.
Stevens with the bases loaded m
the ninth broke up a 11 tie and
l
Hll-
o exempt from the 3fi-hole qualify-' Save Holy wood a 3-1 victory over
Big Test Set
ForSummerlins
MEADOWS
RESULTS
ing play which is now to cut the
field to 64 for final match play."
Atlas added that he would con
tact U,S. Golf Assn. headquarters
and "if Sam doesn't go, I don't
go either."
Yummy:
First f;,.nie
Spokane (ID
h h
BJark.2 3 1
Mnrlv.in 3 I
1l'fmn r 2 (1
Hippiil 2 0
C'.H Inn r 3 1
Snip-on. I 3 I
n.irhu .1 :i (i
.1 Jkn I 3
R:irr. p 1
I.-idlkr p 2
0 0
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Salem (()
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Dunn.m 3 I
I.rsn.:i 3
Kraue.2 3
Fmn I 3
Forhrk I 2
F.Tkla r .1
W eh-1 r
Knrpl c 3
Walsh.p 3
Portland Meadows results: Cloud
and snori
irst rare. 350 yards, quarter hore.
.ady Homer s Cat (M.Dowelli 4 60.1
I .SO. 2 fill: Rubin Dale iPhllllpsI 4 80
3 40. Mi Kltlv Jn l Holly I 4 60. CJuin- ,
icla 14.IKI. Time Hi 5,
Second rai e. 330 yards, quarter
I horses Belli Dnnio iDiviini .11 ..'Ml.
"Lesion Seeks
u
4th Straight
n a
3 0
I I
1 0
2 0
4 1
3 0
I 1
fi II
0 2
CHICAGO ii Detroit's .John
ny .-liiiiiineriin. a n year oiu lor- t . " ".. , Tk rnliol nti v., a iml
mer sailor who has won 30 of 3b u :. sttu: r. f s Hurricane (Bn,ican lx,gion junjor Baseball team
pro bouts, risks a budding heavy-,J ' . . Bank RnJ MU'er, 6 to Salem wi, after Us fourtn
weight title chance against heavy-, ;d'ril, , urlon;, p vnde' straight district victory tonight, in
fisted Bob Satterfield of Chicago i pnlv i Dixon i 7 80. 3.M. 2.W: Woodya an 8 oVlnrk ramp at Mill Citv
at the Chicago Stadium Wednes-1 Pnde utenshawi 3 .o. 2 no . Hork Har-; -h Mj cit Juniorj
Ho,, iol.l n'v iMHIerl 5 V). Qumiela 10, 1.me"''" u'p " "J """
day night. : , 18 , j foach Bill Bevens Salems have
Winner of 12 straight bouts since Fourth race furionj. 3 up. Firm downed the Silverton, Stayton and
late 1954. Summerlin s next goal. .Bm-kons. ..to s m Aumsvillo entries since losing an
Qmnieia 39 so. opening game to woouourn
Vancouver.
The Sacramento-at P o r 1 1 a n d
game was rained out.
Hollywood .. 000 000 102 3 2
Vancouver 000 Ooo 1001 10 3
Samer. Ravdnn 161 t.reen (Bi and
Hall; ixicke. Bacrewskl l9i and Rom-anu.
San Dleo 200 OOO 000-2 S 2
Seattle 000 002 Olx 3 6 0
Atkins and St. Claire. Singleton
and OrteiR. i
San Francim-o . 200 000 003 5 1 1
Los Angeles 010 33.1 OOx-12 15
n. W Smith. Slack 151. Henrv i6
and Sullivan: Thorpe and Hannah.
allowed. The undercover pay
ments were handled by an alumni
organization.
The newspaper. The Mirror-
News, headlined on its front news
page that Sanders and Johns were
liable to be fired in a shake-up at
UCLA.
"The outcome of the president's
meeting at Berkeley represents
definite progress toward a solu
lion of a most difficult problem,'
the Allen statement concluded.
"Paragraphs three and four of
(Continued an neit page)
Iter at 120 mile an hour.
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Major League
Leaders
Draft Rejects
Harvev Kuenn
all 23 5 IB 11
Spokane
Sainn
IP
Rounds 3
I uerlike 3
W;iKh 7
25
Totals 25
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5 6 3
1 0 0
5 0 0
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fi 6 1
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1 1
0 0
2
if he wins Wednesday night, is ,C ikne"; 2 m
a hotit wiln nttsnurgn s Bod Hak- Time t it
er
The lOrounder will be telecast
and broadcast
None other than retired heavy
weight champion Rocky Marciano.
on a Chicago visit, believes Sum-
merlin can jump into the cham
pionship picture which has only i
asing Archie Moore and Flovd
AMERICAN LKAGL'E
Mantle. N Y.
Maxwell. Det
Vernon, Boston
Kuenn, Det.
Berra. N. Y.
Oernert. Boston
Nieman. Bait.
Skowron. N Y.
Minoia, Chlcafo
Ixillar, Chlcaio
Goodman. Boitnn
Home Rum: Mantle, New York 19;
Berra. New York 17; Steven, Wash
ington 17; Wert?. Cleveland IS;
Bauer, New York 14
Run. Batted In: Mantle, New York ;
G AB R H Pet.
69 225 SO S5 .37S 1
47 150 37 56 .373 '
45 162 27 58 .358 j
49 1M 30 88 .354 1
5l 192 35 6.1 .3:16 I
45 1.38 27 44 . 333
41 138 17 45 .328
48 159 22 SI .321
32 18 37 80 .317
49 161 21 51 .317 !
41 161 30 51 .317 I
Hil hv pitcher. Webster bv Rounds
Wild pitrhrs .Walsh; LB Spokane 6.
Sale-i- 3 F Rnurhciu Rinnill. R
.'a knn. Wrh.vter. HR S?-kula 2.
RBI- SSrekula 5. Don. SB - Wehatei .
DP Bnurhrau to .1 .larksnn, T 1 32.
I' I.opal and W'.ide
Sr. .nrl f : '-n.r
Spokane I.M Salem (7)
Fifth race. 1 mile, 3 up Sir Pvlon
illreckonsi 24 0(1.10 2(1. 4 50: Mprnv
Moe iltcrr. R 40. 4 411; Sonoma Sl'k!
Hensliani 3 2(1. Quiniela 71 !0. Time
1 43 3
Sixth race. 5'j fmlonss. 3 up No
War illen-haii l 4 20 2 HO. 2 4(1; Ron
River i Know lest 4 40.3 no: Sir Dale
iPhilllpsi 2 80. tjiiiniela 10 8(1
Seventh race. 6 furlongs. 3 on.
Fonda 1.1 iDixonl 6 311 4 10 5.(1:
Sim stitch isimn.iisi 570. 3io; Jim faction, with Woodhum at Salem.
Patterson front and center at thcl!''" 'Hensnawi .411. vmnieia a-o. cty at stayt0n and Silverton
F.iehth I ace. 6 furlnnls. 3 tin Short 8' AumSVille.
Wail iSimonisi 22 90 10 00 . 4 70.
Betherforvou iltenshawl 8 70 . 4 30. -..vnv cairrr vtfTnp
Sir Jav .Breckonn 3 10. quiniela Mln VtlUR . .
!i6 3o time i is ASCOT, Kngland i handy
Ninth race. S', f.ti lonH 3 up c,,r(, u a the unset winner nf
j MILWAUKEE - Harvey
' Kuenn, captain and shortstop of
! the Detroit Titters, again has been
Accoraing to circuit omciais, tne; found physically unfit for indue- j 62. Wert. Cleveland 49; sievera.
lcacue standines now find Salem. it; ;ni iho orrooH fnrooc hi. ! Washinjton 49: Simpaon, Kansas City
.,.,:, ill., a il. i . im j . j -....a... I: Berra. New York 45; Lemon,
,..,,. .... ....v. , i "'" " T- urait noara reponca tuesaay. , washinxtnn 45
mi him (Ji.ice. an won o-i iixuiii.s. Twice previously rejected tie
Other games tonight as the dis- rniisf. f a knee condition. Kuenn
trict chase finishes first half play , rccen(y was ordered to undergo
R Ltkn 2 J 0
M irli.io 3 1
Diinnm
I.i.i'n.3
h h
3 3
4 1
I 0
0 4
moncnl.
"I saw Summerlin fight on tele-,
vision and he impressed me." said
the Rock, who was a guest at a
civil celebration at suburban For-'
est Park, III . last weekend
lie s young and same and I
understand he takes a good punch
lie's got a future if he gets by
Satterfield. who ran knock out
i anybody he can hit "
linds Silverton at Woodburn and
Atimsville at Stayton. Next Sunday
will see the start of second hail
a routine re-Aamination.
NATIONAL I F,A(.l K
C. AB R H Pet
54 199 38 70 . 352
44 133 20 48 .346
Long, P h
On the Bailey. Cln tl
n .1. . .- -1. . n rn . -ft len .
.lean Sue it1inoi .30. 4 70. fall , uif WU' en rtillie .-iianrs. mine
Pisnd iBreckonsi f so. qumieia 77 ;io, , Pirate King took lie St. James'
"'Tentiwace. v. note, i p v kv j Palace Slakes Tuesday as the
iKn.miesi 3 60 .':oo. ? so. Fu-t io four-day Royal Ascot race mcet-
Dixnni 6.70. 3R0: Hnal Catl..s 'Dun-,;n nrwrnnH uilh Onoon t.-li7ahih
basis of the report, the Draft
Board continued him in class 4F
physically unfit for service at
this time.
Another Tiger whose home Is in
Wisconsin, lefthander Bill Hoeft
took a new physical examination
Monday. The results will not be
announced for about a week. The
tall southpaw pitcher previously
was classed 4F because of a knee
Boyer, St
Clement, P'h
Moon, St. L.
Roh'nd'it. NY.
Muilal, St. L.
Snider. B'k'n
Aaron, M'w'ket
Bell, Cin'tl
Home Run-:
Snider. Brooklyn 15
57 225 44 76 .338
47 151 23 50 .331
55 195 37 84 .330
43 156 23 50 .321
87 211 34 86 .3131
SI 189 41 58 .307
50 189 32 58 .307
58 213 36 58 .305
Lon. Pittaburah 17;
Boyer. St. Louis ,
Chicago 14; Pout, Clncln-
15. Banks
nail 14
Runs Batted In- Boyer. St. l.ouia
1 50; Mjsial. St Louis 49: I.nn. Pllts-
kii.il, aA- Ranks f'H.caan .18 Jihlnn.
condition ano a nervous disorder. 1 ski Cincinnati 38
Handle SI 19.023. allenriance 3.3.38 i in attendance.
Minu.nr t
Rippiii. 4
S-pn-n.l 4
C.tilnn.c 4
Mourhu.3 4
J.lckn.l 4
Mckns.p 1
I.dlke.p 2
Boiler. x 1
0 4 0
1 1 2
II I II
n :i n
2 0 2
1 7 0
1 0 0
0 0 0
1 0 0
Ki.uisr,; 4
Kseeian.l 3
Wiik.I 4
S?ekla.r 3
Wbslr.s 3
Zan.r 4
Genee.p 4
Cade p 0
0 0
3 1
1 18 1
0 2
1 2
0 3
1 0
0 0
Totals 3fi 7 24 (iTotala 34 10 27 18
x -singled for Lueritke in 9th.
Spokane
S ilcm
Winning pitcher: George
pitcher, Meekln
000 000 0055 7 t
040 002 Olx -7 10 4
Losing
Rcfs Tangle After Reversed Mat Decision
Mcrkins 2' i
1 uedtko
C.eoree 8-'.
( ...I.-
ah
II
21
:3
1
ho
rs er
4 4
3 2
.1 2
0 11
I II Spokane V. Salem 10 K. I.aor
cn 1 ur.ltke Hourhr ui .'phttci 2.
7n: HR Rinpili. 3BM Weli.V r; 2
F.tt C.rorKt l.aui en RRI -Wehstei.
Tut. Dunn. La irer. B'pplii3 Fln'tler;
S William nr R .l.irkson In
.1 Jackson. Krauze tn U'rh-.'er to Wtl-
,llvs T 2 14, L Wade and Lopal.
A-673.
Even the referees got into the
brawling last night at the
Armory.
There were two for the top
main event, bearded Tony Borne
and Dale Kiser. When Kiser re
versed Borne's derision in the
.finnl fall of the tag learner fra
'luring the Donovan Brothers and
Pepper Gome and Alvarn Vel
acn, the two traded blows, pro
viding the fans with an extra
curricular scrap.
Borne had given the final fall
tn thp Donovans, hut had not
seen Brother Dnug illegally enter
i the ring and kick Gomez out of
what was the winning pin hold
on Brother Red. The latter then
had Gomel down and Borne gave
him the win. But Kiser, the other
ref, stormed into the ring and
reversed the decision.
This made Borne hot and he
swung on Kiser. Gome? then did
some storming, telling off on
Borne ako But Pepper and his
Mrx partner left with the of
licial decision.
Doug Donovan had won the
first f:ill over Vcla7cn with a Bos,
ton crab hold. The second fall
went tn Gome., over Doug, also
with a Boston crab.
The entire match was a rhu
barb all the way and had the fans
hopping about like rabbits.
I In the other half of the twin
main Herbie Freeman and Henry
(Golden Boy) Lenz went to an
other power-packed, 30-minute
draw, with no His. Len asi-ed
for, and received an extra five
minutes, hut "still there were no
falls between these two strongiej.
In the opener Bulldog (Bud)
Curtis, subbing for Referee
Borne, downed Texas Tommy
Phelps, using an- upside-down
Ibear hug for the only fall.
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