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Chiefs Clobber Cade Early, Spear 7 to 2 j Win Over Senators i J WENATCHKE ' Special '-The Salem Senators' four-game winning freak was smashed here Friday night by the Wenatchee Chiefs, at ruck Lybcek pitched a 7-2 triumph over the Solons in Northwest Lea e baseball play, j The loss (ailed to drop the Senators out of fifth place in the stand tigs, however, a spot they are contesting with the Chiefs. Lefty .Jerry Cade, trying for his , ; Jtth win of the season and owning Jfth. win of the season and owning I 1-0 victory over Wenatchee last junrlay in Salem, was the victim Jere. He was banged for two runs ti the first inning and four more i the third. Arlie Alderman hurl rd the last two innings scorelessly for the Senators, falem Srnrri in Sixth Salem scored in the sixth when llel Krause walked, Boh Kastor krnnW sinrdeH Hav Webster sin- fled In score Krause and Ray fr-ri ;nnM in lofi cfnrinii Fas. torbrook. The rally was choked. Friday for the Oregon junior golf however, as Webster tried to move championship. In third base on Zari's single, and . Cundari, 16. was three down was thrown out to retire the side after the morning round and one nfler Kasterhrook scored. dnwn at ,hc 3fi,n ,fe- Ho won tna' Wonatchoes first two runs came hole with a par four and then won :n Herb Anderson's opening dou- tnc '"tie on the 3fith hole of the Me, Dick Watson's single, a field- round at Columbia Edgewatcr it's choice and Don I.undhcrg's . Country Club course, single. In the third the Chiefs got Other Winners a single by Watson, a wild pitch, j Cundari was joined in the win l.arry Segovia's double, Lund- ners' circle by Jerry Forrester of berg's double, a walk, Tony lii- Portland, Elaine Pnrritt of Eu vas' single and another wild pitch ' gene, and Mike O'Toole of Port for the four tallies. j land. Anderson Hits Homer I Forrester. 15. from Portland, de- Anderson homered for the final fcated Ralph Helton. Roseburg, 5 Wenatchee run in the sixth, off and 4 for the championship in the (jade. ' division for boys 12 to 15. Salem threatened often in the ; Miss Porritt. 17. took a 2 and game but could score only in the 1 decision over June Robinson, sixth. Cade whiffed seven and j Tillamook, for the girls' title and walked three. Lybeck fanned five. O'Toole beat medalist Tommy walked three i Kabler of Sulherlin 5 and 4 for the Mel Krause broke nut of his bat- pee wee title boys under 12. tine slump i o-1 n i with a single in, the third inning, one of nine hits the Solnns got in the game. The Chiefs had 1! all told. Three dou ble plays by the infield helped keep the Salems on the ropes. The teams play again Saturday night, and twice Sunday night. Aw Heck: Silra 2) B R H r. 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Portland Fislic Card Postponed PORTLAND - A scheduled ln-round main event boxing match between Ernie Purando and Jim- mv Martinez rrinav was re , , . . . scheduled for .Inly 5 because of ... . t. j- ine 1 mm-M o, .n n tl'T' , , , , . , . , The bout had wen scheduled for June 26. Purandn was to have arrived in Portland Fridav. hut instead tele phoned from his Rayonne, N. .1 . home, asking the postponement because of his son's illness Martinez arrived and said he will remain until the bout. American Iajrtif Washington C If veiand Stohh. Si'fne i (iari'ia and Aer:l oon noo ono-0 1 2 i4(l fno tfft' 4 10 0 7. and fnnrtnev. ' I 1. S'fiht-.. New Vntk nno non nil n. n 4 7 o ( hrat'i on I nin nnu o;i j n i SI .nriat l.a-.ei Hi R ("lr- man ill. Moif.tn il2i anri Berra. nnnnvan, f'nn.'iiegr i!2' ailrl l.i'Uar W-Cnnsnegra I. R 'n!prii;in Capital Seek Mid-Season Title at H T 3 -men The Capital Anto Racing Annotation's itock hard lop pilots, who tonight go after the mldwmon cham pionship nt Hollywood Bowl here, often (ft mixed up In jami such as this, which resembles a destruc tion derhy. "Duffy" Wellman, in I.add (4) and Glen Shedek didn't. nun i arivers ustea lor mi" was at .auonai uuaru camp at action, the Capital Auto Racing Fort Lewis, but got special leave Association of Salem rolls its stock to drive in tonight's races. He also hard tops onto the Hollywood Bowl has a stock hard tops mainer vie- tonight for the mid-season cham-itory at Portland' Jantzen Arena pionship program Time trials for this season. the event start nt 7 43 p. m . and u ill he followed by Class A and B trophy dashes, ihe usual heat romps, a Class B mniner at 25 lap and Ihe Class A finale, a 5o- lapper. Bolh Ray Iliehert of Dallas and Fay Ladd ot (iervais. who won the Class A mainers for Ihe first two stock hard tops programs here this season, head the list of pilots Ladd jerry uinaan Nabs Golf Win ! Oregon Junior Link ! drowns Derided PORTLAND Jerry Cundari n( Portland had to go 3 holes to defeat Ron Weber of Prineville Calhoun Keeps Record Clean NEW YORK i.-Rory Calhoun, young middleweight threat, notch ed his 22nd straight boxing victory 1 here Frk,ay night by halting Wil" I ilie Vaughn of Los Angeles in the eighth round of a scheduled 10-; round match. j Bud 1'ndbielan pitched Seattle to , Calhoun, 21. floored Vaughn a 5-1 win over Hollywood, Steve twice in the eighth before the i Bilko slammed two home runs to bout was halted by referee Ruby! lead Los Angeles to a 7-1 victory Golslein with Calhoun pummelling over Sacramento, and Rocky Col Vaughn about the ring at will avito's homer in the ninth broke A terrific right flush on the jaw a tie and gave San Diego a 2 1 by Calhoun started Vaughn's w,n over 8?n Francisco. downfall in the knockout ' round , , , . . . Trie fight was fairly close unh (hen. Iliihhard Wins," 3-0 WHISKEY HILL (Special) Hubbard blanked Independence, 3 0, in a WVL Softball game ni.'v.rf w. FriHair nioht F.rni Graham tossed a three-hitter to 'Vancouver runner had beaten!runs the cnd of flve innings, the f''w''k -?"u mi gain the victory. i Lloyd Mernman s throw igame was called at that point. jkrokivn aia Tm s 'l 333 mi Larry Berkev hit a double for! Portland catcher Sam Caldcrone, n the Capital League clash on'Pifbgh 302s u Phiiad Z3 34 .404 Hubbard, the only extra-base hit protested volubly and pushed the tne same bill the Western Paper i M2,'e TaT alto cin'-' of the game. umpire before he was restrained Converting outfit won its first i rmnati s. at Philadelphia '2. St.' Um Independence 000 000 00 3 1 by Portland manager Tommy sanle 0 )hc loop season, 15-8 over:'- at Pitisburgh-Chirago. light fail Hubbard . Oil 001 x-3 5 1 Holmes and other Beavers play- Prison Officers, in five innings. ju" Ml. Angel iolor DALLAS- 'Special Mt. Angel walloped Dallas, 10-1 . in a WVl m i. in a ni. sof ba game here Fridav night. ... .,u.j .u. i. D uu.j .k. idii m m a iniLiiru uir win iui m-jrii. l.ilt,n-u u.r i" .1.1 M,. Angel and his brother. Al Bey ers. helped to post the win by belt . . ... . . ing a home run. Senator Swat f l'p tn riate ah h h3hhrrhlpcl Fasterbrnok Dunn Iwm'm" j Wehsier . . is'?kui i Kr.uise 140 42 ; n nno n 1 '5 ?QH R4 2.1 92 2 lfil 46 37 10 164 41 111 37 10 27 10.1 2fi .14 12 0 3 i4 !2B3 2 0 11 272 o I i no I J 5i Knf pf it l 2,vi l on ,24B i so hh er ' I aursm Zarl PitrhmK S if i M II .Hi Walh (, Airiemian Carte SaUlich K.ne Krauze 0 21 i:i .1 2 33 2111 i i n tr.'.',4 fi 71 .11 so 2 ;l.i i i i hi ,t4 .14 'I 42' 2 S , : 1 30 2S 24 i 0 1 2 4 8! Auto Racine Association 'Stocks' V 2. the S-rar missed this one. Rut Monte All will be In Hie 35-man driving . if j . Other top threats for the marbles tonight include "Duffy" Wenjan of Dallas, Irv Braun ofe'Dallas. Rick Simons of Beaverton. Mike Ramp of Brooks. Larry Will of Dallas. Arlo F.rickson of Silverton, UVernc Davis of Brooks, Stan Dietz of Canby. Merlin Bost of Portland. Ralph Asbury of Brooks. Boh Apledoorn of Gervais. Jack Duncan of St Paul and such Sa 9 3 Pleasant Surroundings for New Job if :A frwA . qMrf, PORTLAND University of Oregon's Jim Bailey, first man to break the four-minute mile In the I'. S. tm UiJil.AMut 4m liia nmmarllm inh si fan(fin Knfltintf Mills hv rAtnnanv mnffola Kartn I ati0nii (left) and Sally Hogue. Bailey next year. (AP Wirephoto). Bilko Bolls 2 Homers . . . Motilities Nip Bevos; Seattle Trims Stars VANCOtVKR. B. C. '.K-Fred .ninth scored Angelo Dagies on a Vancouver Mounties a 6.3 deciMon paeific Coast League baseball game in Friday's other PCL games, With the score lied at 5-5. John Romano opened the ninth lor Van- comer with a single. Angelo D,- res forced the runner at second League game at Phillips Field, and rielind 32 27 mI wVhgtn 40 m hut he advanced on a sacrifice lnereby look nver (irsl pace in the Boston 30211 sob k.i city 24 ,n ,W3 bunt by pitcher Kyne Duren i$Und4 with . 4.3 record The,N'!&K ft When Fred Marsh singled lo!oandies wno Dlaved two "games 1 ton : it Detroit 2. Baltimore'; at right. Dagres charged for home , and was called safe by umpire Cece Carlucci who ruled that the j ers Portland had come from behind . twice and lied at 5-ri in the eighth inning on a home run by Frank rnrsjL'fll 1 . Portland s A ho A n . AMU. nmin ....,, , 2 Marsh.s 5 3 I 3 1 n n t ?'k:? 1 X '.' X ir,'1 J 1 1 Brkvki l 4 013 nsnst3 3 113 C rswri i 4 i i o Jacksn i 4 e in n RaTsY " n , X nlJmnrTc 4 I s i Safei m 4 i 3 j a-Bean.n oooo f'lflron r 4 2 4 3 IJafre.r 4 0 I ' littreu 2 3 .i Duren.p 3100 werie.p 4 i on ' Tolals 3.1 8 2fi 16 Tnt,il 35112711 Two nut when winning run r..ren Portland Vancom er 200 iiio nm-5 oi2 on on - F-Bovknwski Baxes Marsh 2: RBi urr. t arsweii, Marsh 2B Borkwki HH Rnmano. rarswell SB-Marquea Pis- Li t 're 1 1 n d "nX'vs k" R aA" rairternne and Borknwski t.rft - Port and . Vancouver i wi nrnr 1 Duren I SO Werle 3. Duren 7 HO .'.wen, ii m -. Duren in i R- fr werle -. Drtren i-t WP Werle v uurrn i-n. wrrie n-n tt - Carlurrl. Ford and 2.4.1 A-3.152. Kerr. - Bowl Tonijdit Out (S.H, Ralph Asbury I77. Fay field for tonight's title program. , j , j ... irm uriers as lmih nicsaiu. nvn Shedek. Morris Gilchrist. Harlan Jackson, Woody Wodzewoda. Buck Rossow, Monte Gust, liny Yihbert. Don Porter. Henry Lamb, Al Bruce and Bob Williams Fifteen or more cars will slart in each of the main events The past two stock hard tops meets here haie been filled with smashups and hard driving, and at times resembled the rip-snorting destruction derbies the CAR A pro- duces occasionally The linal VI tapper tonight will amount to the longest single race of the current season at the bowl , V . Cet f ir "X.lrV ii il will join the company's staff in his - Marsh s single with two out in the close play at the plate to give the over the Portland Beavers in a here Friday night. Randies Lose To L-R Club The Lindherg Distributing Co. Randall's Chuck Wagon .softball team last night clobbered the Handle Oilers 9-fl in their City Thursday night at Mill City, now have a J-4 mark sin;p tnP o s rri m .. Hits by Ralph Maddy and Kon Parson, along with three errors netted a 3-0 lead for the L-R's in the second inning. Six m,ore game acrftM in thp fnurth wilh John .hftK a a r,.-, iofnhcnn rnnlpihi it ino lhf mv.,u.. ..,.... ..... uallnns I Hilfiker Ha, No-N. 1 (. Hiliikor checked the .... ; th live frames he worked. Bill Werner of the Western Paper ' outlit hurled 3-hit Dan. nut six cr- rors were a sreat help in the 8-run , Kt, . inB nricn ,)(. ncers. me winners nan an n-run iiinu inning. Ron Anderson, Wayne Gwvnn and Werner each had two lor the winner. But the h,g oiow oi tne game was aciivcrcu u Howard of the losers, who bashed a grand-slam home run in the third inning. Randle Oil WW 00 0 9 i i-. nin v o i ' v ' ti:it:t.., unit- c UiidW.r and Holfert. VVKPC0 148 02-l.rill fi nrlI. or, no hi; Werner and Brown; Woolen and ; Grieves. l?Ps Lt,ml PORTLAND - Two Portland policemen. Iishing on their day, off, caught a seven-foot, 200- pound sturgeon near Bonneville nanl Norman I.citheivr ami John Kn kland used a steel casting rod, 20-pound lest line and cherry hob- hers in the Thursday calch Kirkland played the lish upland downstream for about an hour. In upstream dashes, the lisher- men had to start their boat's mo- to to keep up with the fish. They estimated they travelled six miles playing the lish. After snagging the (ih. it was lashed to the boat and taken to a boat landing where it first was measured and then put into the State Fish Commission's hatchery show pool at Bonneville The tish- ermcn were not allowed tn keep'Q their catch because it was in ex- ,5S n th(, sap s SX.f00t limit aw "AM'LtS SPLIT PAIR MILL CITY i Special I Randle Oil of Salem split a softball dou- hleheader here Thursday night with the Mill City Shamrocks, winning the first game, b 3, and dropping the nightcap. 3- Randle 0C0 421 0- fi 9 1 Mill City 020 (110 0 -3 4 6 Hilfiker and Hall: C P.evers snd Lalack Randle 2(in (Hi 2 4 1 Mill City 011 013 6 6 native Australia after his graduation 'NORTHWEST I.KAOIE' I W L Pet. W 1. Tel - " " 5-.' J u.vstn :s in ..vm Spnkan id 35 :m 1 ,f ( Wfnat(.hi (saiem 2; ai Tn-city 4. Lwist at Spokane 3. Eugene 2 PACIFIC COAST LKAGl'E W I. Pel. W I. Prt Seattle 4!) 2D Sacram :14 37 .47 Los Ang 47 .127 S Died :14 411 .tW Hlvwd 36 38 .5(1(1 I'orllnd 33 39 .453 Si Krn :iT 37 Sim Vanrvr 2S Ml X13 Kilrlri s i rnlts .it Vaooouvrr fl. Pn thtnd 5, at l.os Anceles 7. Sacra mrntu 1. a' San Praneisro 1 San I Diecn 2, at Seattle 5 Hollywood 1. AMERICAN 1 EA(.I K W I, Pi t W I. Pi t N Y'rk 40 21 li.VI Bultmr 39 33 .4KB Cleveland 4, Washington 0. NATIONAL LEAGIK W L Pet. W I. Pet Spokes Upset Emeralds 3-2 SPOKANE - The lowly Spok- ane Indians came up with light Ditching and' timelv hits Fridav "'Rht to beat Kugene 3-2 in a Northwest League baseball game. ' tu- I ..,- L'.. ..I ' ' r.uKrm- a vndn.r to move past idle akima into ,rst nlace in the leaeue wilh a ' " .n i ...n.. -i. wnn six nits, weorge iiunman. powered in iwo inaian runs, wun a 'double in the fourth and a single "i uir imu mt wmn- score came unearned in the first .lay Dean drove in both Kugene runs with singles in the fourth six h innings ''"KV The crowd was a surprising 1.273. considering the fact Spok- hnd lwn nn 9 '' ";llm' lnslng streak. in another MM. game, iri-liiy ,n(' " ' s ann i-ewision tne rum as the Idahoans won. 6-4. The Broncs started big. with lead-off man Joe Jacobs getting a homer : They added two more in the sixth, both" unearned, and put the clinch- er on it with three game-winners in the seienlh Fariiam (fc-Is Post -l(H" " T former I niversity nf Oregon bas- ketbiill plan . ill . fn h a' ,;f''1"1 l n'"" "f-'h i"'1 season rarnnm. w ho will com- P'cte two years of Army duty this summer, succeeds Dewey Hoxie, v 'ln nas become coach at Junction ''"' BDDBDDDDDDBanODDBDDDDnDfi D - OPEN SUNDAY; A 1 L I i 1983 N. CAPITOL STREET D O From 9 to 6 P. M. OTHER DAYS 9 TO 9 1983 N. Copitol Hollywood District Phone SnBBDBBOBBDDIIDDBaDDDBIBl Braves Trim Giants, Maintain Lead in NL With 3 to 1 Victory Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat., June 23, '56 (Sec. H)-9 Benson Fails to Qualify . . . Track Marks Topped in By BOB MYERS BAKERSF1ELD. Calif. iP-The world 110-meter high hurdle record was broken, the 100 meter dash mark lied and four other new meet marks were established in the first of a two-night show in the National AAL track and field championships Friday night. Jack Davis of 4he l'. S. Navy.'"- ran the high hurdles in 1.1.4. one tenth of a second faster than the record held by Dick Attlesey which Davis himself tied two weeks ago. Sensational Bobby Morrow of Abilene, Tex . Christian College tied the world standard of 102 in the metric century. It was sophomore Bobby's third national title in the event the NCAA, and the small college NA1A being the other two. Morrow set the in 2 figure in a ) 'K '"r wimn ne won uhw.i 10 i aisn t niiir in a uicu heat. lroiftrally, the former 1'niversity of'Soutern California flush was beaten in the finals by Lee Cal BAKKRSHKLD. Calif. Dean Benson, Willamette I'nl vrrstty hurlder, placed fnurth in the preliminaries to the 110 me ter high hurdles In the national AAU track and field champion ships here Friday. The fourth place failed to qualify Benson lor the Olympic tryouts in Loi Angeles June 29-30. However, Benson hat already qualified for the Olympic try outs because of his earlier plac in the NCAA meet held last week. noun of North Carolina College in time of 13 6. . . . , Other meet records which fell: BOO meter run, by Arnie Sowell, in 1 40 R. . ,. n ri 1 1 v n 1 . . en ' im .m ny urn nunum. ira,Prar nH M Ward (LI - feet 1 in . with Parry O'Brien beaten, at 58-11 li for the first time since the Olympic tryouts in 1952. Hammer throw Harold Con nolly, 20S-10 'i. It was after midnight on the coast before the schedule was completed. In the 10.000 meter run. in which the first three qualified for the V. S. Olympic team without further qualifying the winner was Max Truex of Southern Cali fornia, in time of 30 minutes 52 0 seconds. Dick Hart, collegiate track and field, the defending cnan piort, was secona arm uon ,tiLirn.ir, irw 1 ui ft r lunrrr Club, was third. Morrow tied a mark set by .lesse Owens in 1936 and now shared bv five others. Two other meet records fell, the 800 meter run and the'3 in hammer throw nin i. Ami., wr)1 nt riUf runnlnfj amos, cas. ualv in a heat for Saturday night's . n . fina cnckrd 0ff the distance in .no i. hroke the meet mark ... v... v.;. . a i Pitt. Johnny woodrult. wnose time 0 , r,n n nafl nrl( ,,p s,n.P w another meet record fell an(j witn jt ti,P sumrising defeat n( lhf world rPCord holder in the snot put, parry O Hrien. Krn Bantum of Manhattan Col- ks nd thp NVw Vork Pionoc,rs. won lhf snn, wj(n a mar, y, leet l'z inches, and O'Brien, los ing for the first time in ages, was second with ."ift -1 1 ' Kanliim excelled the meet mark of S8-11 J4. set hy O'Brien in 1!)54 Morrow went nn to win the 100 meter final in in 3 Leamon King of California was second. His time uas kn (, ,, ,, in i alihouoh Morrnw w,as npttrr than a stride jn rnn( , S(,m(,,hjnj, nf nn anticlimax, , cahnlin nf North Carolina i College won the finals of the 111 I meter high hurdles, beating nut ' Davis hy a comfortable margin Calhoun's lime was 13 fi. Davis' 13 7 Dean Benson of Willamette f in ished sixth in the 110 yard high hurdle. Ernie Shelby, Pierce Junior ( nl- lege, with a .cap of 26 feet I ',. Von the broad jump George Rrown. Los Angeles Stridors, was I second with 2.VS '. 4-5007 wnnm Equaled, AAU Meet Altliea, Pal Gain Finals i Stars Nali Wins New York Tennis LONDON I America's Al 1 thea Gibson and Britain's Angela . Buxton smashed into the women's umjuies ,,nai oi me uonaon tennis , lournameni rnnay ana gave me. niniuieuon seeuing commiuee a :rude jolt. ' The New York Negro girl and' her British partner hammered out I a 4-6. 6-2. 6-0 victory over Angela Mortimer and Ann Shilcock of Britain the reigning Wimbledon doubles champions and second seeded team for the big tourna ment starting Monday. The com mittee seeded Miss . Gibson and Miss Buxton third. To Meet Top Seeds , I made it plain it is not in In Saturday's final at the sympathy with the recent penal Queen's Club, Miss Gibson and ties assessed the Us Angeles Miss Buxton will meet the top-1 campus for over subsidizing foot- seeded women s team, Louise Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif., and Shirley Fry of St. Petersburg, Fla. Miss Brough and Miss Fry advanced with a 6-3, t-2 victory mpr Fgv MiiIIaf anH rtonhnn Seeney of Australia' Miss Gibson went into another fi0i u0. .u. iv, ;. ,r.n r.j. .ii r ' ' " ' v y - v " ver to defeat Australia's Neal, lin thf mixfd douh,M :.m.'fina' Miss Gibson again was in great form and served powerfully. Auiales Fill Flails The last American player was eliminated from the women'i sin gles as two Britons, Miss Buxton and Pat Ward advanced to the finals. Miss Buxton defeated Dar lene Hard of Montebello, Calif., 6-4, 7-5 and Miss Ward beat Miss Seeney, 9-7, 4-6, 8-1. The all-Australian men s final will brine tocether Ken Rosewall anu Fraser. Rosewall defeated an - other Austrajani Don CandVi g.3i j, and Fraser overfame Abc v.or-;Scga, f AMca 5.7 ?.5 M Pi He Equals Mark TRONDHKIM. Norway t -England's Gordon Pirie, who set ncw world record for running 5.000 meters on Tuesday, equalled SnJthe world record for 3.000 meters Friday night when he won a race ln 7 m'1". 55. seconds. - - ------- OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY from Calcutta to Connecticut . . . from Yemen to Yale . . . It's t long step . . . but not for the original 9 Soft as slippers, light as a feather, tough as the desert Jgfi it'.eif. Supple suede uppers, with plantation crepe V P soles Rugged, comfortable, a favorite for school and U U 3 sports the world over Sand color, 6-13. Mini inul jtlitnic dull ts 'ii viiiiiiil' rif to rrn ttil.iilr mir rruhir tnik ilrhwry rcii'i s MEN'S SHOES - STREET FLOOR FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING FOR OVER 1,000 CARS Brooks Iawrencc Blanks Dodgers, Sends Cincinnati Into 2nd Place By ED WILKS Associated Pren SporU Writer Milwaukee's Braves breezed through their seventh straight Victory to retain the National League lead with a 3-1 decision ever the. New York Giants Friday night, but it was unbeaten Brooks Lawrence who caused the big stir. He won his ninth with dandy two-hitter that beat Brooklyn 6-0 and carried Cincinnati into second place. The big righthander gave up only a fifth inning single to Carl 2 Homers KD BAILEY His Homers Dumped Bums Cal's Regents Take No Steps LOS ANGELES - University of California Board of Regent Friday decided to keep out of the , current football troubles facing UCLA and leave solution of the problem in the hands of Pacific Coast Conference presidents. But the governing body of the eight - campus California school ; ball players. "Everyone agrees the confer ence rule should be changed," said Edwin Pauley of Los Angeies, the board chairman. He stressed the fact, however, that the board 1 should not take any formal action Possible Revision 'C President Robert Gordon c 1 nii.nM ,u - 1""u" ' T, . ,rKr,"7 . " meeting earlier this week with PCC presidents, noted that a iur vey now underway could lead to possible revision of conference rules and a reappraisal of the en tire situation which saw UCLA lose its conference eligibility for three years along with $93,000 from Rose Bowl receipts. Dr. Sproul at a later news con ference, however, refused to spec ulate on whether the rules will be revised or the penalties- lessened, j He said nothing would be done' about possible disciplinary action 1 against members of the UCLA athletic staff tinttl a complete re port comes in from Chancellor Raymond B. Allen. Sproul in answer to a question said he found no indication that any conference members would j de-emphasize football or withdraw from the conference. He pointed out that, although ; remaining out of the conference , issues, the board of regents will have some influence on the votes (Coat, or page 10, rol. i) - - 12:15 TO 9 P. M. OTHER t -: si bh f (I Vf h , 4)1 C. M 'in ..... , mmH runllo and a two-out, ninth-inning double to Jackie Robinson while Ed Bailey smacked a pair of home runs and Frank Robinson swatted one to end a two-gam Redleg losing streak and dump the Dodgers to third. Philadelphia knocked St. Louis to a third straight defeat on Del Ennis' home run 2-1 and tripped the Cardinals into the second di vision for the first time since the first week of the season. A power failure ended a night game at Pittsburgh with Chicago ahead 2-0 in the fourth inning. It will be replayed. In the American, Chicago snapped the first place New York Yankees seven game winning streak 5-4 in 12 innings, putting the second place White Sox four' games hack. Third place Cleve--land beat Washington 4-0. Boston', defeated Kansas City, (-3 as Ted Williams hit his first 1956 home!! run. Baltimore reclaimed fifth place from Detroit by handing the, Tigers their sixth straight defeat, -3-2 in 11 innings. Lawrence, sent to the Redlegi by the Cardinals in a January deal, faced only 30 men and al lowed just four base runners, walking two and striking out three tn heat back the Brooks for the third time this season Robinson and Bailey hit hack-to-back hom !' V . , r, V i,w j T? ga'Vn c, Ti. ers in the second and Bailey con Robinson on base. Sal Maglie lost it for a l-l mark. Milwaukee moved Into a futl; game lead n Billy Rruloa and Ed Mathews hit back-to-back homert . in the third off loser Ruben G (Cent. age M, cel. t ! Hollywood Bowl SALEM Friday, June 29 8:30 P.M. Adm. $1.50 . Kids SOc SIDE-CAR MOTOSCTtfLK RACING COMPETITION IN 28 STINTS Teami from Eafland. Australia, Germany, Mexlct, Canada, V. A. KIDS ARRIVE CARLT, RIDE MOTORIZED ELEPHANT FREE Benefit V. 8. Olympic Faal DAYS 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 f, M. if f i .. .1
