Double One-Hit Pitching Battle Sparks Play in Majors
Game Board Lists Weekly Forecast for Fishing
The Orvgea Stale Cam Cem
mlaaioa Taaredajr rdrated IU
weekly ferrcast aa aafllaf rea
ditlaaa far the approaching week
easl Fallawlag Is the ramplrtt
report far taa fWe arras la lac
talc:
NORTHWEST
Treat ttokiag will to poor aa
lessa plaaUnf arcart later la the
week. A few eea-raa ealtaraat la.
A lew mare talmaa eaa be ei
prrte4 la the hayi and lawer parti
at the Trask aad Wiltaa riven.
The N'eatarea rWw hat aot kad
a ealnaea ta apeak af yet (ane
eaaght la bay). Miani tides this
week end lor clams. Jetty aad
bay fishing lor perch, ling rod,
bast, aad kelp expected ta be aor
mal. Crabs la Ike mouths af the
bays. Shad fUhlag has beea (aad
aa the lawer Saady river bat paar
aa the Willamette. A few Jark
salmoB have beea takea bj the
Willamette araaad Oregaa City.
Treat fishing Is expected ta be
peer aa the Taalatia aad tribu
taries. The Clackamas b expected
ta be slaw ta fair far traat aagllng.
Detroit resenreir bas remaiard
slow. Cascade lakes hare beea
fair ta good. Marioa lake aad
Lake Aaa hare beea producing
maay gaad catches. Prospects are
good at Elk aad Danlap lakes
above Detroit. Salmaa aagllng
has beea fair above Staytoa aa
North Santiam. Big and Little
Lackiamutes should be good bet
for week end. Fishing continue!
good oa the McKeaxie aad Willam-
' evie rivers aad tributaries. Small
j tributaries af Bow river are pra
; duciag fair ta good catches of
small trout. Salmoa fishing roa
j tiaaes slaw bat steady aa the Mf
i Keatie. Lookout Polat Is slaw.
' Dexter aad Dareaa are fair ta
gaad. Clear lake was slaw last
' week ead bat is expected ta Ira-
prave.
SOITHWEST
Mercer lake treat fishing gaad
i with several limit catches re-
ported. Tahkeaitck lake trout ftsh
i lag improving; same perch aad
'bullhead are being caaght aa
j bait. Suttaa lake trolling with
spinners aad worms has produced
several limit catches. Woahlnk
like kokanee fishing Is excellent.
! Treut angling is slaw la the
' streams throughout the middle
i aad apper I'mpqua bat thou ''I im
I prave if weather and water con-
dltiem settle. Salmoa aagllng in
j W Inches Vr bay fair ta good. Bar
Sun rife-Sunset :
June
June !J ...
June U
June !S
June tt
June 17 .
June II .
June ?3
Sunrise
4:is a.m. .
:? am. .
4:H a.aa
4:?S a m. ..
:? a.m.
4:?: am. ...
:V, a.m. .
4:21 a.m.
S'iniet
so: am
1 11 pm.
I 41 a ra.
I S3 p m.
4 43 am.
41 pm.
41 pm.
1:0 p m.
aad weather condition have lim
ited activity the past few days.
Good trout catches have beea
made by fly fisherman at Tea
mile lake and with bait in eve
ning. Trout fishing ia south fork
of Ceqaille b good. Striped bass
fishing fair ta goad aa mad flats
betweea bridges aad fair ap Caaa ,
river. Shad aagliag Is fair aa Caaa 1
river but rantinaiag ta taper off. I
Salmoa angling aa Ceos bar ex- i
cellrnt. Samoa fishing oa lower j
Rogue river fair, aad some pretty
large salmoa have beea caught. j
Trout fUning aa the Chetce. W!a
chnck. riatol. Sixes, aad Elk riv
ers has only beea fair. Aagliag
has beea fair aa Garrison aad '
Floras lakes. Water conditions aa
the apper Rogae are bow Meal
loi fishing. Good catches af both
Irani and salmoa are being made
ia the mala Rogue channel. Def-1
Inite Improvement has beea aot-;
Iced ia the catch af Irani with j
the ase af flics.
CENTRAL
Excellent catches are be lag
takea by trolling flies dariag early
morning hours la Kiagsley reaeo
voir. Trolling fair dariag mid-day.
ftsh ranging ap la If laches. Rainy
lake fly ftshlag fair far small east
era brook. Road k opea ta ramp
graaads. Warrna lake Is paar,
same limit raU-nes I la II kacbes.
Rainbow are being takea tram
lake branch aad west lark af
Hood river. East lark Hood river
paar. Frog lake I rmprevtag, with ;
fair catches of I to II iach rata- j
bow aad break treat. Clear lake .
producing very good catches for
the fly fishermaa. Odell lake Is
still producing good catches of
kokaaee, aad several good catches
(Continued page Si. cel. I)
shows 'Em iBraves Rack Sixth
Straight Over Dues
Senators Win Again, 4-1, Sweep Series With Tribe
Four Double Plays Big Helpers
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By ED WTLKS
Associated Press Sparta Writer
Chicago's Jack Harshman booked up in a double one-hit pitching1
battle with Baltimore s Connie Johnson and George Zuverink Thursday
and won 14 as Nellie Fox posited the White Sox run across with
' , first inning doubles.
It was only the third twin one
hitter since 1900 in the major
leagues and gave Harshman.
played first base for the Newt
York Giants, his fourth victory
in eight decisions. The triumph
fnoved the Sox within five games
of the idle American League lead
ing New York Yankees.
Early Wynn flipped his knuck
lcr past Boston for a neat four
hitter as the Cleveland Indians
Frankie Evans (above), whs
rolled a 977 series yesterday
i at I'niversity Bowl, including
a 300 game.
As Kiiig Goes Houte for 2nd Win
By Al. LIGHTNER
Sports Editor, The Statrsmaa
The rally-killing double play, a defensive weapon not too prominent
in the Salem Senators' makeup this semester, got into the act with a
flourish last night at Waters Field and greatly helped L'ncle Hugh
Luby's lads to their fourth straight victory over the Spokane Indians
in Northwest League baseball play. The final score was 4-1 and the
Solons matched their run production wits as many of the twin killings,
every one of 'em assisting Ronnie " '"
King out of a jam.
In sweeping the four-game se
ries the Salems ran their won-lost
record for the past 10 league
sames to a sharp 8-2, and have in
the process moved from the loop
dungeon into fifth place.
Off to Wenatrhee
The club now goes on the road,
opening a four-game stand at We
natchee tonight, and then on to
Yakima for four more with the
Rears. The Salems return to local
Red-Hot White Sox Pitcher Cooled Off
AAU Track
Games Today
Richards. Whitfield
Young, Morrow Set
By BOB MYERS
BAKERSFIELD. Calif.
warfare Friday, June 29, against Five 1952 Olympic Games cham-Tri-Cit'-.
I.efty Jerry Cade, who pions and a brilliant sunnortine
heat Wonatchee 1-fl here last Sun
day, goes pstward tonight.
Joe Rossi's do-no-right Tribe
nailed King for their onlv run in
the first inning, on a walk .stolen
Ahase and a single, the latter by
George Huffman. They pirked up
seven more base hits thereafter,
and seven more bases on halls by
King But tfeere was to be no more
scoring as the infield behind the
sinjter - throw ing veteran whipped
off the welcome "dee-pees." and
catcher Harv Koepf threw out two
would-be tallies on the base paths.
Biggie in Seventh
The double play that helped most
of all came in the seventh when
the Injuns had the sacks full and
one out. Ron Jackson grounded to
Riv Wehcter whn oav it in Ml
- - ... , '
Krause at second. Melvin then got
Jackson at first. Another double
play, starting by Krause, came in
the eighth.
It looked like King might need
cast were assembled here Thurs
day for a final chance to try out
,i IT-:.-.,
Mates team at
Los Angeles next
week.
The event is
the annual Na
tional AAU track
and field cham
pionships, which
go on Friday
and Saturday
nights in Bakers-
Bon nitharai field College's
Memorial Stadium.
An estimated 550 athletes from
all over the country, 127 AAU
officials and hundreds of visitors
have Bakersfield bulging at the
seams as host for its first big
league track carnival. Olympic
champions on hand are pole vault
inr Bob Richards, javelin thrower
hWaatuUoanMai
r w? j
i
Moore to Box
Canada Champ
Patterson Promised
TitU Shot' bv Archie
TORONTO i Archie Moore, j
king of the world's light heavy-1
weights and self-styled heavy-;
weight boss, is expected to sign
next week for a 15-round bout with
James J. Parker, Canada's heavy-1
weight champion.
Dave Rush, Parker's manager,
said the bout will be held either
July 24 or 25 in Toronto's Maple
WVUl fllUUIUIII, HWtlll Ifl Hit li
international league baseball
club. I
Moore's manager. Charley John-
sion, conurmea mat negotiations i .
are under way. Both said it would
be billed as a heavyweight "title" j
bout, although Moore's claims to
Rocky Marctano's vacated title!
have received no official recogni
tion, j
" Moore, himself, said at his home
in San Diego, Calif., that contend
er Floyd Patterson of Brooklyn,
1 scheduled to fight Archie in Scp-
I . :t k;. k i i i i
ICIUUri II 111 UIUIM'II nmiu Mt'ai!,
in time, would be given the "first
shot at my Mhe heavyweight i
championship, - after I beat Par-,
ker." I
(-irter Whips Salas
LOS ANGELES - Former
world lightweight champion Jim
my Carter, 136'. New York,
hooked and shuffled his way to
an unanimous 10-round decision
Thursday night at the Olympic
auditorium over another ex
champ Lauro Salas, 132, of Mon
terrey, Mexico, and Los Angeles.
Evans Hits 977
Series, Nolelies
6th .UK) Game
Salem's claim to bowling
fame. Frankie Evans, did it
again yesterday. He rolled a
phenomenal 977 series, includ
ing a 300 game, it I'niversity
Bowl in a pot game.
Playing with him were wide
eyed Bud Ostrem and Bunny
Bunnell. The sparkling S00 ef
fort was Evans' sixth such in
non league competition here
over approximately a 10 - year
period. His games yesterday
were 201. 217., 222. 300.
Evans is manager of Bar
clay's Broiler when not setting
bowling marks.
Jimmy Dcmaret averaged 71 42
strokes per IS holes for his first
38 rounds of tournament golf in
lifts.
won Vo and beat Tom Brewer for
the first time since May L 19SS,
while junking his eight-gam win
ning streak this year.
The only other AL game was
23-hit brawl that saw Kansas City
belt Washington back into the cel
lar. 154.
In the lone National League day
game, first place Milwaukee vol
its sixth straight under new man
ager Fred Haney in a shattering
7-1 decision over the plunging
Pittsburgh Pirates who now have
lost six straight.
Walks Only Three
Johnson, a righthander traded
(Coatianed pa( M. eL I)
Cy Young. 800-meter king Mai
one in the ninth when the Tribe )vh,i!field and sPrinter Andy S,an"
again filled the bases wilh one
out. But this time Ron got .lack
son on a grounder to Gene l.aur
sen at third, ending the uprising
and the game
While Salem fielding leaned to
the spectacular side, that con
tributed to Spokane left some
thing to be desired and rendered
field
Six will qualify in each event
for the final Olympic tryotils in
I.os Anjjelos Jure 29-30. This is
the showdown for the Olympic
heroes if they are to bid for a
berth on the team and the trip
to Australia next November.
Of the five. Richards is a defi-
CHIC AGO Outfielder Jim Rivera (left) of the Chicago White Sox mops the brow of pitcher Jack
Harshmann after latter hurled a one-hit game against the Baltimore Orioles Thursday. The White
Sox scored their only hit for their lone run against Baltimore when Nelson Fox (right) doubled in
first inning to score Rivera who had walked and stolen second. (AP Wirephoto).
two of the four Solon runs un- " cinch. The others will have
earned.
Four Straight Hits
Lefty Max Weekly, a hard
throwing New York Yankee chat
lei got two out in the second be
fore Frank S7rkula and Rav Web
ster each hit off firld singles
Koepf followed wilh anolher.
scoring Szekula, and when Rnb
Rourbeau cut off the throw-in
and tried to gft hnlh Koenf and
Webster, -who were running at
second base from opposite direc
tions, he heaved the ball into
renter field, allowing Webster to
srore. King thei laced a single
to left to HIv Koepf.
The final Salem run w,is un
to work (or it.
Nine Qualified
Nine athletes in each event al-
McMurtry,
Ez to Battle
TACOMA Ezzard Charles
and Irish Pat McMurty o( Tacoma
have signed to meet in a 10-round
fight July 13.
The unbeaten McMurtry. most
promising ol the Northwest s
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StaU-snta,,. Salt,,!. Ore, Fri., June 22, '56 (S
iurmer wonu neaweiKni enani-
pion in an outdoor bout in Taco
ma. Promoter Paavo Kelonen told
the News Tribune Thursday that
the signing (or the scrap followed
36 hours of negotiations in Tuc
son. Ariz. beginning after
Charles' seventh-round technical
YAKIMA - Dick Young knockout over uod niongni tucs
fiiine in the third inning ol a base- dav
hall niehlean lonieht to null Yaki- Formidable Opponent
ma out of a hole and give it a
Junior Golf
Finals Form
PORTLAND I - Jerry Cundari
of Portland, and Ron Weber of (
Prineville Thursday gained the fi-
nals of the state junior golf cham-'
pionships w ith sub-par rounds at i
the Columbia-Edgewaler Country;
Club.
Cundari, 16, bettered par by '
three strokes as he beat Rose
burg's Joe Hallmark, 6 and 5. !
Weber, 17, posted the other semi-,
final victory, a one-under-p a r 1
round that gave him a 5 and 3
victory over Dick Smith, Portland, j
Weber and Cundari play 36 holes
in Friday's final.
In the boys' division for young
sters 15 or less. Ralph Helton of ,
Rosehurg turned back medalist
(Continued page 30, col. 5)
Yakima, Ems
Sweep Pair
Ketonen, who saw, the fight.
earned. Chuck F.sseeian singled 5-4 win in a northwest League salD nallps s certainly ine
-harplv to left in the sixth and dnuhlrheader with Tri-Citv. The n,"st formidable nnponent the
-ot to'second when .Tim Sampson Bears won the opener. 2 1. 24 year-old McMurtry has signed
'"t the hall bounce through him The win made Young the first 'o meet.
With two out Szekula tapped to 10-game man in the circuit this McMurtry s 21 piuicssional
Ron Jackson who had him thrown 1 season. It also gave Yakima lour fSnls nave bf, n mai"'(1 "nl' b'
nut at first, with Weeklv rover- of the five games in the series an el1,t round draw a-alnst A1"
ing. But big Max muffed the with the Braves. ; ,,rlPh' a 'ear a- ln Seattle. In
throw and Assegian was in. i Ted Herrara notched a two-hit- lhat SCTaP' MeM"rtry suffered a
Salem had seven hits, two bv ter as the Bears shaded the frtured right hand. It put him
MEADOWS
RESULTS
King. Ron pasted the onlv extra J (Conl. on page 30, col. 5)
baser of the clash, a double in
the sevent.
Notes: Slumping but still
hustlin Krause went 0 4 l"ain
last nichl to run his streik to
0-13. Mel has had hut two
biniles in his last 22 trins.
Nothing wron? wilh his field
ing, however, is witness the 14
rhanres he handled flawlessly
last nieht . . . King's record is
now 2-5. and h prohablv won't
walk ekht) batters in his next
thiee (mei to the pnt , . .
I.tihv plaved F. C. Williams
a?ainst the lefty tossing of
Weekly, but the popular first
sarker also went 04 . . .
out of action for six months.
The young Tacoman, whose
brother. Mike, is a national col
legiate boxing chamnlon, returned
(Cont. on page 30, col. 1)
Good Ol' DP's:
Tr.i: k: fast and good.
First race. .ISO ' yard, quarter
horses, purse $400 Nellie Dnmo
i Dixon i 12 30. a 80. 2.10: Ldv Homer's
t'l iMrDnwelll 2 50. 2 10: Robin Dale
iPhillipti 2 30. Quiniella $10 eo. Time
:in
Sflcnnd rare, nso yards, quarter
horses, purse $100, Pudding Foot
Know-lni 10,60, 7 00. 3 4n, Lambert's
Teddy Mi-Cue I Woods i 3 SO. 2.70.
Betty Homo I Dixon) 2 80. Quiniella
$13 20, Tune :18B
Third rare. 4'3 furlonus. 2-year-olds,
purse $600; Shake Rate l Duncan i
13 SO. 10. 4 70: Manner Sun iBreck
onsi 4 90. 4 30: Flyht iDlxoni $ 30
IjHIniHIa $2!' 10 Time :5fl-2 '5.
NORTHWK8T I EAfil K
W I. Pi t
Yakima 34 17 , 567 Sale-n 19 28 404
F.uiiene 29 16 ti44 Wnati-e 18 31 367
Lewiston 25 18 ,581 Spokne 15 35 300
Tri-Citv 2 21 .55.1
Thuisday results: At Salem 4
Spokane 1 at Kugene 2-7. Wenalehee
1 Fourth raie. 5 furlongs. 3 up. purse 0-5. at aklnia 2-i. lil-l ity 1-t.
(41 Salrm $600: Miss liox S iHenshswi 21 40.
B H O A 8 BO. 4 4u; Tw inhrnok iCiitlordl 3 (Mi.
4 0 1 0 2 7(1; World Atfair illidaleoi 3 30.
Wuiiili'lla $.14 80. Time I Oil
Fifth raie. 6 turnings, 3-vear-olds
pursr $000: Nasty Ann 'MtDowelll
10r, III. 31 80. IB 20: Pere E' Dorlo
iDlxnnl 6 60, 4 90, Stane Sknp iSher
mam 1140. Quinielli $213. Time
1:13-1 .1.
Sixth race, 6 furlonns, 3-year-olds,
purse $700; Shareholder l McDowell i
4 20, 2 90, 2 50: PharsonK iSimonisl
i m t -ft. I-.-, u ,r,i,.,i tt o,nn.
Totals 29 8 24 IS Totals 30 7 27 8 lella 15 90, Time 1 12-15.
X Walked for Weeklv in 7th. I Seventh rare. 5'i furlongs. 3 up.
d- Walked for Rounds In 9th purse $600; Rork'n Pride iDixoni 4 50.
Spokane 100 WW 000 1 t 3 2 90 J 80; Pear Parker i Knowles' 3 40.
Salem 030 001 OOx- 4 7 1 3 20; Tippy Tin iHidalgoi 3 40. Quin-
winning rucner. King .oi una-,irna $510. Time 107.
Eighth rare, one mile, three up
Spokane (II
B H O A
HJili-n 2 4 15 2 Dunn m
Midi 111 4 0 0 0 I.aursn.il 3 114
lluln.ii.r 2 110 Krause 2 4 0 8 6
IliuDili.s 4 2 18 F.smanl 3 10 0
Shidsii I 4 0 10 Wilms 1 4 0 110
frh.Mii, 3 3 111 S7ikla r 3 1 I 0
Carlnn.e 3 2 5 2 Wehstr s 3 1 3 6
J.lcksn.1 3 0 10 1 Koepf c 3 12 2
Weklv n 2 1 0 1 Klns.p 3 2 0 0
Pottler.x 0 0 0 0
Ronrts.p 0 0 0 0
Hmnto.d 0 0 0 0
Ing pitcher Weeklv ll-2i
IP
Weeklv 23 8 4 J S 1
Rounds 2 7 10 0 10
King 5 29 8 1 1 2 8
I. B Spokane 9. Salem 4 Ear
Koepf, Bourbtwm. Sanrson, Weeklv.
2-BH King RRt-Huffman. Konf.
King. SB-R lackson, Dnnn np
Wthster to Krsu-e to Williams 2,
Krause to Webster to Williams, Laiir
en to Krause to Williams T 2 05.
U-Wadt and Lopat. Att-984.
(Brerkonsi 4 90. 4 20. 3 80: Maraca
iSimonisl 5 80. 4 40. 3 70; Best Way
1 Knowles I 5 60, Qulnieila $28 80.
Time 1 40.
Ninth race, one mile, three up, $00;
I.lttle Cad IHidalgoi 21 20 , 8 30 . 4 20;
Georgia (tinny iSCmnnlsl 3 60, 2 70;
Fort Runnvbags iDicksonl 4,00.
qulnieila $19 20. Time 1 41
Attendance: 3.346; handle $102,605.
PACIFIC (OAST I.IAI.IK
W I. I'rt W I. p. t
Seattle 48 28 113: S. rmlo :4 :ii 4C,
I.os Angs 46 28 ?2 I'oillnd 33 38 41.:.
HolUwd 36 34 507 S 11 Dim 33 40 4:.2
San Fri o 37 36 5ll7 V.inr t 23 So 315
Tliuisriiiv us, ills Al I'im 1 1,1 id H
Sacramento 3: at Seattle 3 San Die-io
I. at Los Angeles 3. San Frnncisco 7;
at Vancouver 6. ttollvwood i
amfrican i.FAr.rr
W I. Pet. W L Pet.
N Y'rk 40 20 .667 Detroit 27 31 .466
Chicago 32 22- 593 Bltmre 28 33 4.V.I
Clevel d 32 27 534 K Cltv 24 36 4ofl
Boston 29 29 SnoWshgtn 26 39 400
Thursday results. At Kansas City
15. Washington 6. at Cleveland 5,
Boston 0. at Chicago 1, Baltimore 0,
only games scheduled.
NATIONAL trsr.lf
W I. Pi t W I. Pet
Mllwauk 30 22 577 Ptsbgh 30 26 .536
Broklvn 31 24 564 N Y'rk 23 32 .418
Clnclnn 31 25 554 Chir'go 22 31 .415
S! Louis 32 27 M2 Philad 22 34 393
Thursday results Al Rronklvn
St Loui 6: at New York-Chicago,
rain: l Pittsburgh 2, Milwaukee 7
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