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White Sox E2ap Yankees Twice; Braves Win Two DrcfionMtcsinan Indians Down Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., Juno 2-5, '56 (Sir. 1 1 )-9 In Trupshoot Bigpo ... Don Cannon of Salem Nabs Handicap Prize HKNO, Ni v .f -Don Cannon. 20 Ore , won the rich final dav Crand International Trapshootin'; Assn's. annual tournament at Harold s trap shiioiing country club here Sunday. i Cannon posted 99 x 100 to go into a four-way deadlock with three other shooters, K K Put nam. San Bernardino, Calif . 22 yarder. Stan Short. Itoseburj. (ire . 23 yarder. and !! 1.. Burnett, Hillshnrn, Ore . 20 yarder. In the shootoff Cannon went two perfect frames for SO x .il). and the championship Putnam w..s mnncrup. 48 x 50. while Short and Burnett were both eliminated on , the first 2.i targets with Sho.t 21 2.i and Burnett 22 x J.V Tillamook Ace Wins As a result of his pcrlnrmanc? Burnett" wort the hr vorf-tw group i I3-2()i tropjiy. followoJ by Owen Leeper, Visalia, Calif, at 9 ft 1,. Perkins. Soil I,ne t'lly. T tail, took the 21-22 yard hand-em (fusion with a !W folio.1 ir.!! .1 shoot -olf victory over fien I'ola cek. I1'. Wash. Stan Siiorl. the fourth W scorer, firing Ironi 2.1 yards, won the long jard.i group trophy at !Kt. He as i . 1 -lowed by George linss, in runner up position of Kontana, Calif., ilii. In final day competition Baxter Moore Jr.T Tillamook, Ore , Won high junior, followed by Don Ohn slcad. Orlieh Big Winner Mr Louelle Collard. Reno and San Bernardino. Calif . won the ladies title from I'l yards at !).". follow erl hy Mrs Beverly Thode. Stockton, Calif , at !M. The big win of the meet was srorcrl hy Pan Orlich. Heno. for mer 1 'niwrMty ol Nevada fool -bailor and (ireen Bay professional footballer, who registered M x '0 for high ov er all honors in the five dav tournament He was followed in the high all . round by another Heno light. Joe Devers. with 35 x 40(1. To top it off Reno was awarded the 1957 PTA shoot - first time in the history of the nrgamiatinn that the same location has been awarded the shoot two consecu tive vears Cascade Eyes 5th Straight C.iH.irle Meals, the Capital League soflball tram that has et lo taste detent in league compe tition, will aim for its filth straight virion tonight m lhr second h.i'f of a doubleheader selii-dulerl at VriTM. SOKTHM I. I K (,IT. W 1. p, f im ,.d' Vr MrTr - Fr.tnk V.- I Chi.vt .in 1 !r-np ' itiflrd l-ir-r F'Ci Tn Wrp.ivn Kv Wnnlr-, I'M r,r, flf'iirr 1 " ) I. r- 1 l .1 .1 I I Hon .V:o Phillip J Field The Cascade club will plaV Kay Woolen in Ihe game that follows the opener at 7 p m between First Christian and Kci 7cr Klectric Cascade has won four straight games without losing Their op- ponents tonight. Kay Woolen, has Inst three straight without a single Mctnrv lo Iheir credit. Second place in the league is shared hy Meier & Frank and , First Christian with identical 4-1 records Following them in order arc National (iuard .1-3. Keizer Flectric 1-1. Weparo 1-3. Kay Woolen (l-.l and Prison Officers 0 -:. The present City League leader is LAB who has a 4-3 record. Their only opnoncnt, Randle Oil. has a .1-4 mn Gal, 12, Tops Swim Record SANTA CLARA, Calif i.P A 12-year-old aiitornia girl neiier- H Hie uninen's u-nr!H record in I lie 5mi-VHrd Irceslyle event at the annual Santa Clara Valley swim championships Sunday Chris Von Saltan, who won't be 11 until next .laniiarv. sparked Ihe distance in S minutes and 12 S seconds. The record of 5.5.1 flat was set in 1952 by R Hvegcr at Copenhagen. The youngster's feat also shat tered the American record of cnl finlv lil Annl hv flnn- gieGrav of the Waller Reed Swim , . r,r j .u. club in Washington, D.C., and the Pacific Association mark of 5:58 3 ... 1... 4 r,.-.,, ; c ? i u nun VU1113 111 ..nn 1 iu,i Cisco in 1947. The new champion, who lives at Los datos, represents the San ta Clara Swim club Saturday she sit a new national junior wom- ., mm.. , jo.o ii. im yard freestyle. I ft yard h.mdicapper from Salem. I'acil.c handicap in the Pacific Links Ace JA( K BRANDE Posts win for I p-Slalrrs Portland Tops Slate Golfers POIiTI.AND P - A Portland tram clHc.ited an up-state squad .-.V, in the team match Sunday which preceded the Oregon Ama- i,,r ir .-ha.nnK.nchmc ih-o nwn " ' ' ' Monriav. Klwin Rowyer and Walker Cup per Dick 'ost led the Portlanders. l'p-state victories were provided bv l)r Ed Palmrose Astoria, and Skip Nagler, Eugene, and Dick Hanen. Coos Bay. and Jack Brande, Salem. Vn. was hp onlv pavpr tn ,)r(,ak p;ir nn thr " Portland Golf r-tuiys ,;v)o-vard course He was om, un(vr ttin 71. Yost has not yet entered the amateur tourney, hut it he does. he will rank with Portland's other Walker Cupper. Bruce Cudd. at Ihe top of the fi"ld Other Top Entries Others who have entered include (lordon McKenzie. former British Columbia A in a t e u r champion Irom Vancouver. B C : Don Kne- ger. Jm Harding. Verne Pcrrv .1r Bill Wittenberg. Bill Lees anil Lou Stafford, all of Portland: and Harold .lacobsen e' Longv i e w. ;isn ., ., , , , , ,, . , Men uill play IS holes Monday wiih the low 1.4 qualifying lor the championship llight Women will play IB holes a I Tualatin Country Club to qualify ... lfi for Ihe Idle nracM-i. EmSaBrones Nah Victories SPOK-WK ? - The Fugrnr Fmeralds took an even split in their four game series with Spo- s nne hy downing the Indians 12-9 in Aorinuesi i.eague niisenaii ;o - tion Sundav. In another Sundav NV I. game, ,h(1 ltevia,m Brom.s humbled Tn- city. 11-2. as Joe Jacobs scored each of the five times he got on base hugrne came from behind with .i- runs in the fourth innin" as they rapped out three hits, one of them a double hy John Keller, and look advantage of a sacrifice, three walks and two errors. They added single runs in Ihe fifth and sixth innings and then ricked up three in the seventh when Bill Kastburn blasted a hom er with two men on The Indians started a rally go- ing in the bottom ol the ninth l which saw catcher Ron Carlon hit a three-run homer that sent Fu- gene starter Bill Grillms off the m,.nrt new,,, nnk Mnriin mil ,u .. , . .' 'a ine next iwo innians onwn 10 end the hitting spree. The Brnnes opened with a single run in Ihe first inning and put the .;"". "'" ill lack in the second. In that inning. Iwo single walk and another single accounted for two tallies and the third run ner scored on an error on a relav throw. Bruce Mcintosh doubled Hl,lls La-vnf sinSlf,d 10 scorp Mc- lntnsh lmosn The Broncs added singletons in tlw. fm.rih -,r,H civth onel i-havoft in .... ......... ...... ........ ...... ... three more in the ninth alter two wcrc nul on a 'uh'p hy pi'cher' aim nernnn ano niur siraim .. walks Benton lamed the Rra i s w ith ,.., mi- ... v., n lm way. . Vtit.'r', -Jr . !fats Uub 7-2 Red Belt Dodger Twice, Regain 2nd By JOE REHHLKR Aasorialrd Press Sports Writrr The Chicago White Sox ended all dreams of a New York run away' in the American League ! pennant race by knocking o(f the i Yankees twice Sunday 14-2 and 6-3 to sweep the four-game series and I climb within one game of Casey I Stengel s defending champions. I A pair of three-run homers by J I-arry Doby in the first inning started the White Sox off on the riyht foot in each game and stretched their winning streak to eight straight, longest of the year at the junior circuit. Billy Pierce, encouraged by an 13-hit attack that included four hits each by Doby and Dave Will-1 Icy, chalked up his Uth victory in the opener. Gerry Staley, sold by the Yankees last month, won his second game of the season in the ; nightcap j Brafrii Nab No. 10 ' Cleveland's third place Indians ran their winning slreak In six by taking an abbreviated, six-inning game from Washington. 7-2. The second game w as postponed. Home runs by Al ftosen. Karl Av erill and Bobby Aula helped Bob Lemon register his ninth success as the Indians moved within 44 4 games of the top Milwaukee's rampaging Braves increased their winning streak to". 10 straight, sweeping a Iwin bill f-om the cellar-dwelling New York Giants B 2 and 7-1 to augment their first place lead in the Na tional League to two games. Cincinnati's slugging Beds v aulted pat Brooklyn into second place hy thrashing the Dodgers twice. 10 fi and 2 1. on six home : run1;. Kd Bailey walloped three i and Prank Robinson. Ted Klus 1 zewski and Bob Thurman hit one : apiece. : Xuxhall Beats Dodgen j Joe Xuxhall. the last southpaw I to go the route and beat the Dodg ers at Kbbets Field, did it again ; lie held the Brooks to three bits in the nightcap He last achieved f' in September. 1!IM. 7he I'hiladelphia Phillies rked ou -1 2 '" ""T SIT Louis all(T lhr Cardinals had won the opr-nor 8-4 Chicago and Pitts- I I. burgh also divided a doublehead er. the Pirates ending an eight game losing streak with a 1-0 tri- mv.nh nllor lhr. Cnh u-on II,, . . J Seattle Splits With Twinks . SEATTLE - Seattle retained jts 2-game lead in Pacific Coast League as it split a douhleheader Sunday with the Hollywood Stars, The Maimers dropped the opener. 7 2, and won the nightcap, 2-0, on Howie .ludson's tight two hitter. In Sunday's other two PCL doublchraders. Los Anccles dob- bered Sacramento 9-1 in the first S;in"' nu' lhr Solons came back to win Ihe nightcap 5-4. and San Diego uk two lro'" S'in Francisco .1-2 "rcl :' - st(v' hlt his .list homer to help Los Angeles win the Iirst game from Sacramento. W.I, Anc Scores F 1 e llolh wond mil 112: 2IK1 7 10 I ,Sim" nun ine nm -2 8 2 U.d" and H ill. Sineleion. Shallorfc . ' . .Hid A ! .ird. Orlr.g i 7 Src.rfl gamf !!'.!! -w. -d nm noo o n r n .s.-'i'l'r Iv'e il. '2 4 II T:i;n.r ;nn N.i'on .ludson .1'ir! flrtriC I .i l e..-r s.,rra.nonin nw inn nun- i 4 1 1 Ansel'- mil 6li2 no- n II ll W'aikms. H Junrs .i. j.itinson i4., Rrtirli PirteHi and T.ippr Sprnnd eanip t7 innings i- .-ijinnlii mil 01.1 n- 5 s 1 Ancles 40H 00(1 0 4 7 1 bauRll i.'l. C .indlnl .i.i. H.ri-1 .7. and FUii-h Dm'i. AndM-.-oii riiurr ifii. Ad.inis tl. ,md T.ippp llannnh r- s. San Diego S. in Frannsi-n Alkin- and S1 aed Nullnan (mi ooi mo- :i 12 i ni i nun nno - j s n Clair, Kenimrrrr Seit.nd game s i)ire han Frioi'iseo II minnUM llll 000 Oil 5 H t Sue mm no ! 1 l.nnihardi and Arnlh HrnM . Ah- rrnalhif tfli and S idou -ki Major League Leaders AMIRIIIN I.KKilK Ii AH JJanile New Yotk m j k hi .o Kui nn, Di li "i: Vi I null. R.i.l..n Miiiii-n. Chu.iEii l.nll;ir. rhleago 51 1S5 .10 S(l .i.VI JR 174 27 ."ifl VI s.s ifii 41 s:i . -.'i 54 K 24 5!t ..I.'l 4S KB 21 51 .iKI Pmver. Kan City Cimdman. Bt,, 42 IS2 ao ,M ..us Sk,.i..n. X York : ! Z? 51 111 U'er!. C'ievel.ind Trimdnv H.iltm. 2 ?25 7n in i inn m 5ii in Hi. nip runs M.in'le. N'ew Y'irrk ?7. Helta. Nn. Ynrk. 17. Sin er, Wa." i.ii;li.e. 17 Weil ('letrlinrl s. r.a.if: ev Y.rk. II R..K hltlrd m M.m'ir. e v Ynrk. rr. Si...n-i.n Kan-.. '.' .'i4 We, I,. ( level ,nd -? Sirvei- W n I iiElnn, I'', Reria. Ne-A Yetk. in NATIONAL I.IXMT. r. ab n II JV! Bnilrv Cinrinnaii 41 l.Vi 2i 12 II. (i.l J.i2 40 85 .i!3. .51) 215 :;R 71 I'll! (id 211 40 'i'l ...27 Mn'. s, Cleirenlr. Pitt bl bh si ifii ca 3.1 M i-.inl. St Lnuli- Bit 2.'W il8 76 ill!? Rcri-idienst. N Y. 4B 162 2:1 51 Robinson. Ctnnnn sn 214 48 6 .hi ....h,iri- r-hiij.1 i 'inn 17 id mi Mnryn. chlcaw 58 210 27 M aoo Hot.-. 'un t...n;. PithUr?n. 1; ."-. ' , ii einnill 1, Sndei. BrnoKin, 15 p.nkv thiian. 15. Ri'-i ia" -d m nmer s- t sr I om- 5)SI ,,c Pin burgK 1B npala. P'n Isdelphia. 42. Unius, Fhiiadclpma, 40. First Game J1 1 V I iff v i f r- r V Xfc CHICAGO Heroes of the Chicago Sundav s dotibleheader hold op straight from the Yanks. Left to Sherm Loller. Dohy and l.oller ( hirajjo didn't stop on three, however, and also won the second game, -J. AP Wlrephote.) Salem Leaion Trims Woodburn, 6-11: By DON The Sprig Chapter of the Oregon Duck Hunter's Assn. will hold its regular monthly meeting this l . u Ti,,, ....ii ouuse MiiuitK o p.m. . ... n,i-,, rt,v '. ested is invited W I nut n hit w ryWM 0111 3 "" l S?Jr Outside fishing at Coos Bay has been good liin liiiwa. 'mf of lale with Doa H.rier tne ju in marK yonder but they arc not large enough at this time of year to interest many of the moochers. Winchester Bay reports good outside fishing when the wind quiets enough to allow the boats to go across the bar for outside fishing, Willi the crisp westerly and north westerly winds of late, anglers are cautioned about going too far out. There may be only-rt hours of flat water al the most and things start roughing up again. If you are loo far out in a small kicker boat, you may have a rough hustle get- ling back inside again. In fact, you Coast Guard culler. !Scu iort Fishing Reported Com! Outside fishing at Newport is also reported as being good wilh rhinonk running lo 37 lbs. Dynamiting of the bar has inside fishing fouled up a bit at present and most, if not all, of thr fish are being taken over the bar. Bob Olsen. enthusiastic Salem mooeher, visitrd Newport on Saturday. He really got all fouled up. Rob fished from about 5 a.m. until It) a.m. and it remained 'too rough for anv of the boats lo go over the bar. He finally gave up and railed It quits. Having had no sleep Ihe night be fore he gave his herring away and drovr out to Ihe point over looking (he jetty. ONen poured himself a clip of he awakened he noticed lhal Ihe boats were outside across the bar (Cont. page Salem Riders Capture Honors in Scrambles Salem niotorcvcle aces took Sunday in the Snorkle Scrambles" presented hy the Salem Motor cycle Club al their trark nfl Macleay Road east ol Four Corners. Salem riders won the A-Main, the trophy dash, ('-main and light weight class. John Taylor of Salem captured the A-Main with (leorge llersch- hack of S.ilern second and Byron Swift third The Scrambles consisted of a F variety of turns and jumps that put a full test to the skill of the drivers entered About 40 drivers look part m the Sundav races, Spills thai sent drivers and cvcles churning up Ihe dust added tn the Ihrills of Ihe fans who wit- nessed the houneing two-wheeler- Watson Wins Trophy Dash H0I1 Watson, another Salem en- trv. provided Ihe thrills in Ihe earlv part of the program llV winning the trophy dash All three rulers entered in the dash were from Salem. Placing second was ficorge HcTschback. with Claude Weaver taking third (Icne Curry won the R-Main with Cliff Major second and John Ber.r.ctt third. Weaver, the third place finisher in the trophy dash, captured the first prize in Ihe C-Mpin Joe Finley. also of Salem, won the lightweight class trophy Ileal winners were as follows first heat. Boh Watson: second heal. Robert Malcolm, third heat, (iconic Ilerschback; fourth heal. Fred Roentz, lilth heat. Tom Rent ley; sixth heat. Joe Finley: sev enth heat . John Taylor; eighth heat. Ryron Swift; lightweight class heat winnirs were Ken Per cell and Joe Fmlcy. INWL Line Scores Kiiatnf 00(1 fill 30112 12 3 Spokane IK.4 000 005 - 7 5 (.ril.ui, M-trlen .;( nd Dapper; Wrekh. nnund- . i1 . nd Cm Inn I r i-i. .n 150 ml on.1 .11 I.l 2 Tr.-r,n "on ooi nin 5 i Bpnlr.'l and Diinallilf Menetn. Drfly lii, Aidrids 8- and Hnldrn. Heroes in Chisox Tiriii IT in - V-A . . i; . I J White Sos 14-J victory over the New three lingers In dressing room to Indicate the White ,sox nave, won tnree right are outfielder Larry Doby. each ronlribuled a home run while t - HARGER evening at the Izaak W'allon cli iud- 1.. ti,A Uct LfhaAiAnti maatina until . .uu- . 6 , . September, Ihe flucK nunters win KnocK oi through the summer. Entertainment and refresh- i""f. Salmon moochers are beginning lo get in their licks at several points along the Oregon coast. The wind keeps the various bars slopped up most of the time but anglers gel out for a couple of hours or so at flood tide when the waler flattens numerous Chinook hitting well over 1,01s 01 smau silvers are way om may come as a passenger on a roffce and then took a nap When wind had died and lhal all of the Many of the anglers had salmon 10, rol. 21 more than t heir share of trophies Sninlor Swat "'p '"at h hr rbi pet erhrnnk 147 4I 1.1 1 8 45 ..Hit .)""jan s.-ek.iia 'n!: Kmi-. J.'' 7''a"" ( Pivwni lien, fc-e 5 :i ii 8 " 2 n 5 '5 2' :i n ii r, .2i a i ii 21 2' 7 2 i I'l 2 il n i 'i I 2 1 2d ii ii i a - .1 I n 1 1 : : ii (i : t 2. 172 41 111 17 18 III 1 57 ilH 112 2A 114 2 58 12 1 .1 1 i .1 iU .1'. 25 21 41 .17 51 5il Aider W Islieh I.-. I021, IS Rrw , ( .'de 2'. 4 21 8 Kr i f- IT'S THE FIT THAT COUNTS, f, Life Insurance can be tailored to fit yogr exact need in thi way you get maximum benefit! at minimum ratei. Ask th Won from Monufocfurr5 for details. Earl A. Cooch Supervisor Salem District Telephone. Salem 3-3314 r i - York Yankees In the first game of pitcher Billy Pierre and catcher Pierce roasted to his 11th victory. Win Pitched by thappclle Salem's Capital Post No 9 Amer- ican Legion junior baseball te'am opened the second half of the dis- tnct Legion play Sundaai Waters Field by bouncing the visiting Woodburn club. 6-1. Bud Chappelle was the winning pucner, ueteaiing a ioe wun aimosi the same name Woodhurn's .lerrv Zw" ' ... .u. " " L vuunr. ma-.n- mr wimiri - . - . --. . - lowed six hits while Chapelle the'ft";" loser eave ur 10. . neiuer wno nas neen lermea an- , .. " . . . I Salem opened with two runs in .. i- , - i. i, i i i Ihe Iirst inning when Itoh .lantze MlT(,ed nome Va, Barncs and Mjke K, Thc c jta Pos, team a(1(((,d tnr(,r mnre in ,h(. (nurtn wilh lho hop of a double by Jerry ,;oprtzcn a'd sin.,os bv Roger . . , , . . . -. tarda, Kent Lammers, Jim Rci - man and Chappelle. Tne (jna sacm nm n he sev- nln cam. .ucn iant7P oni j wiln an rrrnr advancfd on Kent' ..w. f to begin streneth I.ammer's single and a walk to ' nilr,llh .for lne ,nd (Joertzen and scored on an over- (C'ont. page 10, rel. 7) throw. ' ' Two Doubles Hit Woodburn's only run in the fourth was mat)c wnrn Wayne Lowrie l Sim;icd home Chapelle. Tnc fame's only extra-base hits were doubles by CocrUen and Cha prlli Bill Beens. coach of the Salem Juniors, reported alter the game thai ihe 3-way first hall district tie would not be played off until the second half is over Salem. Wood- burn and Aumsville tied in first half action. If one of the teams should win the second half, then Ihe two remaining will playoff the first half, with the championship playoff to follow. Sundav's win was especially sweet for Salem as Woodburn was Ihe only team to beat the Capital Posters in Ihe first half. Salem plays next at Silverton . Wednesday. (S) Sakm Wonilhurn (11 B P P ft f 4 I i F.irr. r IVIInl. j Mrf.l'l m S.iTiildl. J .1 rh pciip p F..nrt S :i (i 11 P,.rnp. m 2 l) n Keller . Z 4 0 t Vratol. 4 0 1 J,ititr. I 1 I I Tarda r 4 n . las ..... J q 4 i l 1 , i 0 l " 1 " 1 ,:t sin 1. I 4 .11 I (in 4 II I Hi ,i (i n i; ( rt M'-rr I L'ller. l Ti.l.,1 W nurihurn Sal... I'H.'vr ,J (h.ipr'li' FI (-'ia(ille run nm iioo i n s in :i ii Two-liasr rhnpcllf. (iderii-n. r:i.pi!r 'anrl'ri'i I Pd S. hw ,11 !. -3 Today's 1'iuln'rs s Tiov vi. i t: ti.i i: (hi, at" al H'.n.k'.i ii I J.M ,1 V fit! r.ti'- . I 1 . v Fikine .fi. Mi : .I'l'hr - I'.. im. ( i-.cinn.-i' A' l";:irtdelihl.i inlR1;!) . . S Miller il-'!i al P-". l.ili eh - riignt i - . K'."e ifi-fil. Fowle- 1-7 ' ( n 1 s i-i es erlnied AMHIII tS I li u.n: Vr- Y- k J' K.m- ., ( .Iv . n.gh'l K.nk- -:t i v- Hfinajp ' 1 -S W is'-.iniil.in ai Deir'.i' s.one 2-.t) er Vi-n.-.n . 1-2 lined .8-1. On:- c "i-s s. Iteduled NWL to SPOKANE The Northwest B.iseball League voted Sunday to split the season alter July 8. thus giving three tail end teams a fresh crack at the pennant. By a vote of 5 2. directors of the Class B league decided to divide the schedule after two more wecks of plav The percentage leader on Julv I will be declared the first half winner and will meet the second half leader in a plavoff to determine the championship" in September There w ill be no plavoff ,f the same team urns both 'halts . . . , Some sentiment developed for a j split soason after poor weather, Solons Split Pair, Sell Easterbrook to Chiefs Russ Rosbursr u To Join CIuI) Solons Now HIoe to Yakima for Series By AL MCiHTNER Statesman Sports Editor j The Salem Senators divided their Mnda .Northwest League baseball doubleheader at Wenat- c h e e, winning tCTV 'n' first game 10 3. and losing: ih .rnnft a l When came the . f t, surprising news .5 from V-inaaer w Himh i.uhv that WJ - 'A - 3 M the Club has W Un lnt its ton A . : t , . . . r. . C n i 1 1 e r, d o o C.'ts'ftfcsxxv lv7,. - ."flfr i'J raiieo S: 4frnm Wenat- rolfthrook line, Mir wsi night to tell that he has sold the big first sacker to Wenatchee, and that Russ" Rosburg, a power 1 hitting Iirst baseman, has been secured from the Amarilln club of the Western League. Joins iiuo tonigni 1 " " , , . J ' " tors ai laKima iimigni, along with vounc Johnnv Weeklev. the other nntential Willie tl. " ,,tl comes on option from (?irn i v limn 3 m irptliill .. p . . the IVpw York t.iants chain, ,OPR,osburR h7K " remondou .'5 season with Modesto of the , 'a!lf"rma Uig" h,,tln.,!. 3J 7 134 ,,am"' whlch ,ncludr(l 40 aouo p. j inp cs, 3.$ nome runs , . . .' ', and 129 runs batted in. He was with Lewiston in 1954 and hit 323 - , . m ,. Benson Takes Tryout Berth Dean Benson, Willamette I "s ace high hurdler, qualified for thc Olympics in the 110-meter high hurdles during the past weekend's national AAr track and field1 championships held nl Bakersfield, I Calif This was learned Sunday from , Ted Ogdahl. VT track Coach. who reported that Benson had edged out ; Harrison Dillard for sixth place in the finals of the high hurdles. Mis time was 1.1 9. fastest of Ins career. A wire service report has re- ported that Benson was fourth in a preliminary heat and thus had not qualified A photo of the race's . . ,.ii i 1 1111111 IflM'l HltVl-U IH-llMril iu lit. third instead ol fourth. Benson had already qualified for Ihe Olympic tryouts in Los Angeles ; this coming weekend by his plar-' ing m the NCAA meet the week previous Benson's qualifying in the AAl' event wasn't really neces- sary hut just added tn the laurels 1 that the WC ace has already chalked up. Jarl. Sr, S.II propfllfd. r.u wdi, bra.li. nil 'liiM h"-l"0l',,,r"''",'r'"" m huil.l.nn linamip coanol. rttmi br or I 4 ffr.' u'- Jari, Jr. Srll propfllrJ. 1' "skll h" ' h.ndlt. (Iimhi hiH.. K. i ( mm", I n0MrNT JO' lull (Jollinl Lw Mcwtr Rfl-Potr Spnrr-KoulT Inn Thrower. THE JARI JR. NOW 18500 FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION 236 N. Commercial 141 Alice Avenue Open Fridoy Night 'Til 9 OEOaCE t Split Ball Season 'cut attendance in the rarly spring 'ule last year when similar circuro and then losing streaks put an stances developed by mid-season apparent end to pennant chances Attendance was poor for the play o! Salem. Wenatchee and Spokane, off. however. ith each player om Salem is 14 games behind first the winmn; team getting only $12. P'jrr Yakima. Wenatchee I4'i President Jim Fleishman Mid an( Spokane U Yakima leads by the directors also voted against lW0 names over Eugene in the supporting a proposal that the ma- seven-team league Jor leagues set up a $200,000 Directors met on the issue in emergency fund" to help any KffullV( srsslon and did not rt'" ds'resl nitnor league, xfal whl,h leflm5 cal lhe dissent-, He said directors felt the sum m vo1" Spokane and Salem pro- ould be inadequate anyway and lHM-d " lhal P,a'rr Mp would be mort A" "i amw ""J Pla tHK'- pnor J"I' " ',xh F1hntan reported that atteod- second half which will start July ance in the league, despite bad , wcath,, lfl wr 2L . The league played a split sched- N'ORTHWrT l.rAGl'E W t. Pc. I. Pf Y.klm. .14 17 . SALEM .11 Euurnc -c n . wm'he 2i 3.1 . l.ewistnn 2 19 . Snokn 17 37 Tn-oiv 2 SunddV. rfuli- m Wfntti i-i J Snirm m l. it Trl-C'iiy a. twiiton n at Spokanf 9. Ruger. 12. w , V..." , , Statu si :w sacram 1 m 4i V""' 2? V-,a Vti tv, ' 'ran .ffl.w .4!" rrtlnd '4 40 4.V) Hoivwd 37.1a .iMVmm 2si zi Sundav s iruii: ai San Franm - 1 ", -' c' .r..?:: 2-2. Hollywood 7-0, only (amri ' lul'd ; :- amkrican i mhi e r W lbl W .L Pel.. N Ynrk 40 24 Ki Baltmr 11.13 4SI rhnn .IS X 21 rtftroit 27 14 44.1 n-ind M 27 5S7 k ritv 2sn in Boston 3110 SOS Wshln 21142 12 Sunday rnult. Al Dili-aan I4. , Nrw York 2-1; at Kn City v ' "'''T-.l. ! "r'r,'l'i,?i!!.,:n:r 5" i ' ! .. national eai-ik :Ml,.,llk .-,4 22 n7 st lu t immn 34 2 .m? rhir'to 24 32 ,42H ipitnn il2s .xsti. Y rk 21311 .m rim; n mr j- ' " -. proiTn SI Loun 1-1; at Plttiburgh 3-1, Chi cago a-u. MarlcneHasse L'U Defeats Berg DETROIT m Marlene Bauer Hagge won the ladies Professional Golf Assn. championship Sunday in a sudden-death playoff with Patty Berg. A 291 tie over the regulation 72 holes of medal play forced the playoff, which ended on the first overtime hole. Tied going into Sunday's final round, each had a 76. In Ihe final 18 holes over the Forest Lake Country Club course. Mrs Hagge, of Asheville. N C. won with a par five on the first extra hole. Miss Berg, a veteran from St. Andrews, 111., missed a seven-foot putt for a six. It was I'londe , 22-year-old Mrs. Hagge's '"ird major tournament victory In i a fw- You haven't tasted, life until youVe tried Rainier Rainier Beer SiCrS St"if pet A SC 1 Mi!iNG CO '"' SKIItt Ir"' U 5a -,ir-. iP0Nt R0AIy sronNf . -a:.h i : the same period last year. Tryouts Given To Sime, Held BAKERSFIELD. Calif, u . Sprint star Dave Sime of Dukt and Franklin Bud i Held of jave- I.- . c...j. : " - l "" " g" chance to compete in the Olympic trvouts in !jm Anrele Ihii wc-k m an unpn-cenemeu move oy m V . S. Olvmnic committee. c , . , ouiir a gramru peruussinn io !'ry "J" w ptace in tne m . meters. He had already qualified for one nf the lhrw Olympie iMm n .,. th inn mala j ' .., , : dash. 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