Frenchmen Do Dance During Doubles
oston Stops
1
4
Slam'
Yanks Falter in Net Action
Chisox 11-9
Solons Lose in
Rosburg Hits
11th
...
I Lost by Salem
Dunn Has 5 Straight
Hit in Wpinl CJath
Statesman, Salem, Or., Thur., June 28, '56 (Sec. l')-29
PARKER F1KLD. Yakima-
'Special ' The Salem Senators got
a lirsi inning grand Mam home
run by new first sacker Russ Rost-
" i burg, and added two more runs in
I the sixth for a big 6-0 lead over
the Yakima Rears here Wednes
day night, but then blew the mar
j gin and eventually lost to the
i Northwest League leaders by a
I 7-6 count in 11 innings.
Rosburg. secured from Amar
illo, joined the Solons earlier Wed
1 nesday. He blasted an Arlie Downs
, pitch over the 372-foot scoreboard
with .lark Dunn, Mel Krause and
Chuck Essegian aboard. Rut there
after Pochnro- ool nr, hilt in lira
...en mat any nan ciuo pctuiies oil us leaner in Damn ver.st-. (pj ff)nnpd ,wjM ,nd hi, ,, ,
ui'iiit: i uii.i anu i uii naucu in
This. that, etc.:
More than a few evebrows went up in these parts when news
of Bob Easterbrook's sale to Wenatchee became known. It isn't
. . . Some feel that Salem Sena
tors Inc. is so much in need of
money that Eastcrbrook had to
be sold. This is not true. The
club isn't making ends meet, but
the big slugger didn't bring that
kind of money . . . Securing
liuss Rosburg from Amarillo is
the No. 1 reason for Easter
brook's sale, but there are three
nitiers also, l.ubv didn't think
the guy was hustling enough in
spite of his productiveness with
a- bat, was quite unsatisfied with
Bob's fieldihg and throwing
ability and a short time ao as
sessed the gent $10(1 for break
ing training . . . Post card from
Sonny llett. the local young pugi
list under Matty Morrell's wing
sns he's now in the l.os Angeles
:irea and gets his first ring ac
tion in a couple nf weeks llrlt
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BOR EASTERRROOK
His sale surprising
was selected as the "lightheavy prospect of the month in the : ed Satalich's bid for his sixth
latest issue of Ring Magazine . . . Nothing yet forthcoming on wjn. King pinch-hit for Staalich in
whether I urt Jantze has been given his Iirst licks as a rooKie . (np njntn an fanned.
Dnimmond got the win, his sev-
double play
Satalich Has Lead
An error, a force play, singles
bv Gene Laursen and Dunn and
Krause's ground-out got the two
i runs in the sixth for Ad Satalich,
i who hurled eight innings for Sa
lem. In the eleventh, off Ronnie King
who took over for Satalich in the
ninth, Dick Neal walked with one WIMBLEDON, England Frenchmen Jean Claude Moliniri
out and Charley Drummond. filth
Yak pitcher bunted him to second.
Then Bob Wilson singled him home
; for the game and King's seventh
loss,
Laursen's error started the R
run deluge in the Yak seventh
when the score was tied. Three
walks, Dick Renner's double and
singles by Neal, pinch hitter Nick
Mikaciah and Eenic Wilcox wreck-
4
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Socks Winner
Yankees Trim
Athletics 5-2
Tribe Vp Streak;
Phil Edge Brave
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Chicago Whi's Sox'i nnf
game winning streak was snapped)
by Bostoa Wednesday ftemooa
U witk Ted Williams hrttinf
four singles m fi timet at bat.
Boston let a seven-ran lead
waste away and then came up
with three in the eighth to trip
the White Sox. Despiic the de'eat
the W hite Sox enjoyed one of their
best home standi, winning 13 of
14 games.
Cleveland stretched its winning
streak to eight by coming from
way back to trim Baltimore 11-11
in 11 innings. At one stage, the Or
iolei held a -l IkmI Phiro r
winning two matches during the 1 tl.A-4ie rarrasquel. rasquel'i single in tht Hth drevl
Six Lose Out
At Wimbledon
GiWn, Fry Atlvanre
In Women Action
WIMBLEDON England -
Seven American men and Aus
tralia's one-two punch of Uw'
Hoad and Ken Rusewall survived
the second round of singles play
on Wimbledon's scattered courts
Wednesday, but nx other Ameri
cans, including the veteran Budge
Patty, were eliminated.
It was one of the worst davs
in years for I'ncle Sam's Wim-i
bledon delegation.
Ham Richardson of Westtifld.
N.J.. and Vic Seixas of Philadel
phia, the best V S. bets for Davis
Clip play in the forthcoming in
ternational matches, won deci
sively, with Richardson actually
Lt;...'''-V-.-V;l
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1 ir' '..'. -1
1 - j
day. But Patty, the former Los '
Angeles player who now lives in;
Paris and has declined invitations;
to the I'.S. Cup squad in recent j
years, made it almost certain he;
would not be invited again as he
bowed to 20-year-old Bobby Wil-1
son of Britain 1M0. 2-6, 6 3, M.
Yanks Beat Yanks
Actually, three of the Ameri
cans ousted from the tourney ,
above. itngje in At losea la in i Ro,-. -.,, iBni. .
the 11th inning ta nrovine the. in the mlv nieht fiitm m tha
Clevelaa Indian with a 12- American th. bam.
leading New York Yankee mad
H three in a row against Kansas
City, taking a t to : win behind,
the S-hit pitching of big Tom Stur
divant. Hank Bauer hit his 16th
homer of the year with one on ia
the eighth.
11 wis over Baltimore Wed
nesday the eighth straight tri
umph for the Tribe. Baltimore
Jew i 1 lead in the game.
left and his partner, Pierre Darmon,
lank ms it thrv're coinr into some kind of a dance in this picture. But they were merely in the
processor beating Australia's Rodney Laver and and Bob Mark, (3, AS, 12 14, -7, ia the first but what hurt I'.S. hopes most
round of the men s doubles here Wednesday. tAP nirrpnoto).
, were beaten by other Americans,
Drivers Named for lops' Races
Archie Moore
Rated at Top
was tie straight set lickings
handedMtarry McKay of Dayton.
Ohio, and Sammy Giammalva of
Houston. They are members of
mark's Tornen I'Irich whipped hohas claimed the world heavy
NEW YORK - Light Heavy-
! weight Champion Archie Moore,
Detroit Loses Agate
Bob Wiesler pitched his seeond
complete game of the season as
Washington whipped Detroit .S-L,
The lefthander allowed only fivt
hits. Detroit hasn't won in its last
It starts, .including one tie. Wies
ler, usually wild, walked only two
McKay 7 5. fi-4. M and Giammal- "r-wu 'im"- . u
va bowed to Gordon Forbes of ' Marcian. was listed as the No. , Kert Boyer wnt.nued his heavy,
South Africa fi-l, 9-7. -4. contender Wednesday in the latest : slugging for the St, Louts Cardi.;
Gil Shea nf Ins Anocloc third ,,,,uumJ lanmnajs ui ning irm- nais Wlin niS loin ina IWn IHmt
with the Anlmore. Okla . rliih Rut brother Phil is still gnine okeh
on the same nine, batting .316 at last look. Gene Tanselli has
leveled of to a 314 m:trk with Tulsa in the Texas League, Mike
Corn has not elaborated on 4 5 pitching record with Amarillo, Del
c inirsey now sports a gooxV 7 4 record with Boise and George
MtilnkA In,,.,,,!, U' 1 1 mitt a , n f ,fl .lor rlt1 a 001(1 inh With
Eucene last season is now with Billings. Mont , of the Pioneer I '??""!? .his stMp. One was
League and is hitting at a 290 clip . . . Lefty 0 Doul. the Van
couver Mounties manager has predicted that I.A's Steve Bilko will
hit more home runs this semester than Micfcty Mantle of the
Yankees. Lefty must've run out of something "to do when he fig
ured that one out Mantle would likely top the 100 mark were he
a Coast Leaguer playing in the smallish l.os Angeles park, which
Ins long been classed "as a haven lor homer hitlers. And on the
olher hind. Bilko likelv wouldn't hit an even dozen in Yankee
Stadium Remember, the tut: Anvcl- power hoy had his licks ip
the majors, anil was .scut down because he didn't hit . .
enth
Solons Have 14 Hits
The Senators' Dunn got five
' straight hits in the weird mix, be-
adouble. Salem had 14 hits to 12
for the Bears.
New Senators outfielder Johnny
Weekley is with the club here al
so, but has played only one game,
the first one of a doubleheader
Tuesday. He got one hit in two
trips but has been on the bench
since.
I-
ImoU Are ihul. Ilt 'Horses Plentiful
Salrni ()
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Lorsrn.3 6 I I
Dunn m S 1 5
Krau-f.Z 5 1 1
Essnin 14 11
Rosbrc.l
Skula.r 4
Kof pf c S
Wbslfr 5 4
Slalu h ii 4
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Ever wonder what is beneath the hoods of the swift hard
tops mcing machines at Hollywood Bowl. They have all the ap
pearances of li-ighlfv painted klunkers, and little wonder.
Some of 'em sport rhassis' from Fords which were knockouts
back in the 1930s. Rut the motors are something else. Most
of them in the "tops'' are 194X Merrury motors of the 296
cubic inch species. Special carburetion and other costly im
provements have been added. You'll also find some late-model
GMC truck. Chevrolet and Food motors if you'll take the
time to visit the pits to look over the cars after one of their
local meets. It's right interesting, and you'll find most of the
driers and owners ready to talk motors and speeds. Give it
a try Saturday night after the mid-season championship card
here . . .
And speaking of racing motors, there w ill be some whoppers . Total 4 su 3 Total! 4j 7 11
in action here (luring the Willamette River Davs extravaganza! x-riifd out for Aitman in 4th.
on the "Fourth " next week. Local officials expect between 80 and j trnJ tlnJn m Mh.
100 racing craft from all over the western part of the country ; m7 m u ,
and although manv will he of the smaller stock outboard and, Yak,m, noo ooo eon oi 7 12 I
hydro class a number will be in the bis brother index. Biggest! wmnins piichrr. Drummond i7-2i
nill h,. the alenhol-hurnine Hydros of 225 and 226 cubic inch Losing pitcher. Km( i2-7i
size, and these buyers can do hol iecn UW and 120 miles per hour ;
(Continued on next pagr) kmt
Down,
Aitman
i W.ird
! Roenker
j Dnimnionn
Same 01'. Stuff:
Vlklms (7)
h r h f ;
Wilson.J 7 2 0
Wiliox.s 4 12 1
Mrpri.m Slid
Lewis r S n 1 0
Reich. I S 1 1 0
Sixon.l 4 10 0
Rener.2 St 2 0
Neal.c 4 2 10
Downs. p 0 0 0 0
Altmn.P 10 0 0
7nrier 1 0 0 n
W Tri p 1 0 1 (1
Miki-h.o- l n l n
Ronkr.p 0 0 0 0
Drmd.p 10 0 0
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iivLrx -. fit
A total of 38 drivers have been
named bv Valley Snorts pro
moter Ron Ail for i he Saturday . ..,..' k..u. line. runs and a single In a (Ml romo
I night modified (soupedup) hardM. 7-S. M bv another Angelonn. . Moorf .""" 0 mftl"Tr ' U,l ?'ff "V,0?
tops auto racing program at Bob Perry who is considered too Jfni" J; f"w ,Ba7 i n PhoLky held the Gi.
.Hollywood Bowl Saturday night, young for full Davis Cup work. Toronto s Maple Leaf Stadium; and to five hits in I game that
the mid-season championship j . "My boys did not look good to- h' JS A '
iitoijmiiiii viw,ticivi,.-,iii v, wv iyiuiwiii iiasiiru li;iUU(l QUI
field puddles to trim Ctrcaeo li.
;card for the colorful bun bug-1 day." Billy Talhert. Davis Cup .
captain said sadly. "I can't re-1
gtes,
Such a field amounts to the member when the United Stales Parker Brat Arthur
biggest of the current season lor tooKea tnis oaa. ii must have been - recently defeated John-!
any one event at the big bowl. I ny Arthur, British Empire heavy
Six of the pilots hail from Eu- j Rn.oor ,,ri u" . . . . weight champion, but the Cana
Even the powerful women's del- djan is uniisted in the first 10 in
gene, which has been producing
the top threats in hard tops rac
ing in Oregon this season. The
six are Jim hoberts. Jim Baxley, . "" ' L, "V : nesaay. moore is ngm neivy. h
. - . bowed to vera Puzeiova of Czech- u j n... t.
rreo lonnent, ecu num. neo; , ... . . , ', r ""ii1" s"oi"H i m-w iu -
seventh seeded women
JIM BAXLEY
Threat from Eugene..
CHUCK CEDAR
Former Seattle champ.
Silvcrton Legion Juniors Nip
Salem Club on 6-2 Victory
a
I HRP-Szekuld:
ah -o rs er sohh
.IS in 4 .1 S
9 2 111:
4 .1 4 4 0 ?
14 3 4 4 0 2
14 4 2 0 0 0
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11 1 0 0 4 2
WP-Satahrh:l.R-
4 Exira-llole Matches ...
McKenzie Upsets Cudd
In Oregon 'Am' Play
Hayes, Bobby F.tchison and Con
rad Cameron.
Three will be down from the
Seattle area, l.enay Hose, Ken
McLaughlin and Chuck Cedar.
Rose and Cedar have held hard
tops driving championships in
the Puget oound area.
From the Portland-Vancouver
area will romt "Wild Bill" Hyde,
the 1955 Oregon champ who has
found the going extremely tough
this year, Painter CrowelL Don
(iuth, Donnie Nelson who finish
ed a close second to Eugene's
Fred Connett In the last hard
tops card here, Tom Bunch, Dirk
Pace, Chuck lonti, Don Register,
Mike Goodell. Cliff Spalding, Bob
Caboury, Bill Hart, Ernie Koch,
Jack Melchei, Gordy Wilson,
Bob Southard, Rod Love, Cecil
oslovakia 6-4
ond round.
7-9, 6-1 in the sec-
scoring four in the fourth inning.
Carl Furillo hit hit seventh hom
er in the eighth inning.
Roger Craig, Brooklyn winner,
won his eighth straight at F.bbetg
egation was affected as Dorrthy ! eithCT heavyweight or light!. ST . rml8m. I?
Head Knodeof Forest Hill., NY. tt "or. last year. It
nliiver ! j " t ..' Z vL. "7... never n 10X1 Iame ,n B'OOg.
In ttntftAti'si tB'tnnlnal rati s4 PliL
ronto Tuesday for the formal sign-' MR0 ,wo men wwe ;lt whH
Althea Gibson of New York, the San Dieao """n r UT .'" r? T
ore Wimbledon sensation and m ,1. u i u . ! ler Dlck Gwnert singled. Single
Shirley F v S Petersb rg Fla I To ther chaniplons bantam- by Goodman, m, Klani
pniruy rry ot m. i etersniirg, na , weight king Robert Cohen of : ' j uiin.m. arenunied for two
both seeded players, advanced K-ra ,Jt nw.i.M tiittwirirtan(l W",anls '
5.inu iih ty.i. snnw ni n.w. " ''T " i stter uerneni orose an sa
.. .. . rascuai rerei oi Argentina, ooin
land, Calif., Darlene Hard of Mon- wiii have liiu ho, it. ihi. WMk
Tw. Title Boats
Cohen meets Mario d'Agata of
Italy, ranked No. 1, for the ban
tamweight championship in Rome
Friday night.. On Saturday in an-
tehello, Calif., and Barbara Scho-field-Davidson
of Milwaukee,
Chestnut flas,,
Upset Victory
meed Cuba's Oscar Suarex,
(Continued aext M(
tie. : '
Phils Stop Braves
. Philadelphia handed Milwaukes .
Its second straight defeat, after
11 Victories in row. 44 oft Stan
Lopatai llth-inning home run.
other M-ronnd 4ftle boot,' '.fBrwit That trimmed the Braves'atlon-
al League lead to a half gam
(Ca Halted a aext pager
WASHINGTON i Unranked
featherweight Ike Chestnut icored
a big upset Wednesday night, stop
ping fourth-rated featherweight
challenger Carmpln Costa nn
,r, .. . n c ,,. ,, . ., , . , . rignt, nick daboury, Bob Res, technical knockout in 29 seconds i
PORTLAND -Medalist BruceSeattle University student, stopped Dn Klum and Johnny Ketchum. of the eighth round of a scheduled
Cudd. a Walker Cup player, was CiA&!, bid for his third straight Salem will be represented by ; lO-round fight i
upset in the second round of the wj(h a 2 and , vic(ory. Bob Porter and Vern Boock. Ben ' Chestnut weighed. l.TO, Costa 129. :
wreson rtinaieur won tiidinuiuu- r.:.i..-. a..;. .u.. . Zakit will be from Sisters. John Costa went dou-iv fnr th. ..rnnrl i
ships here Wednesday
Gordon McKenzie. 2(1,
Ralph Dichter, Astoria shot a
former 4-under par 31 on the front nine
Farley from Tillamook and (Tar-time in the fight under a clubbing
SII.VKRTON 'Sncnal' - Salem's
i.ecin Junior Rasehall team lost their first Kamc of the second half
here Wednesday ni-ht a Ihc Siherton Juniors downed the Salem club.
Salrin 12. Yakima U; IIB- Roshurj:
2RH -Dunn. Rrnnrr. Srkula; RRI
Roshur 4. Dunn. Krause. Rrnnrr 2,
Ni-.il 2. W'llrox. Wilson; S -Morrcl.
rnnitil Post 'n merican Wilco Drummond Time: :0: fm
lapil.ll MW AITKrildl K,,h,r an(i Krllrv. Allrndance
enre Krhmirll lnnikr Inn. left to tho lau at I h clarl nf Ikn
Canadian junior champion from and stayed even with par nn the notchfr last yt (rom Swrf, eiRhlh But h pjfkpd imst up
Vancouver. B.C.. and now
ti-2 lion lllsiui. Sihcili:n pit ht-r .
limited the visiting Capital Posters
to lue hits while his teammates
collected seen oil loser Grant
Todd o
After scoring once o:ich in the
first and fourth, Siherton sewed
it up in the sixth with a three
run outburst that included sin
gles by Jim I. like and Lowell
Johnson.
Leatlers Lose
In NWL Tilts
By The AiioeLatet frrji
Prall Upsets
Golf Favorite
COLl'MBl'S. Ohio ifi-Bob Prall,
alter winning one of the final
quu4ifying berths in a sudden Ahem. Portland. Fred Hudspeth
death playoff, eliminated highly- irine ille. defeated Ray Isaacs
back stretch to defeat George Home. and after taking an eisht count
Harrington. Medford 2 and 1. with the KUgene drivers com- wanted to get back into action.
There were lour extra-hole jng to the fore as they have this Hclcree Harry Volkman ruled
matches. One, between Dick yMri competition in the races otherwise and gave Chestnut the
Hanen Coos Bay, and Harry las rn getting tougher and m"sl ""P"!"1'""1 decision in the 2.V
Millette. Medlord. went seven tougher a. others try to keep 'P!,r "'(' Harlem scrapper's 29-
extra holes with Hanen winning llp wi(h ,hc) , anf f0ln,v fUm txiul career,
with a birdie three on the 25th. , Tim ,r.i- ,u. ... ' Khubaib Knsues
.... ..a ,,,, ,milllUilf ... ii-
Dlstrjct Attorney Wins card will start at 7:45 p.m. with
. .. ,i trnnhtr litkuhait: hnal
I. J. rieiiKempcr, roruana, i ....,, u . ... . .
traveled 20 holes to beat Joe main events lo lollow. The finale ... u, " " Z"'
will be the 60-lapper for the mid-
season title trophy.
Costa and his manager, Steve
Paris were furious at Volkman
Two of Ihe teams hopinj to ; ra(ef p, n b b y Maxwell of North Portland, on Ihe 19th hole. Klon Meanwhile, the bowl will be
catch the lorinwesi i.eague-ican- Texas Slate
Johnson tint
extra base hit.
Ihc game's
a double.
onlv Vak'ma RCiirs before the end . national golf championships ;n r prand on the l'tth
' -of Ihe first half season were here Wednesday. u'.., , 'l .,,.
19 holes in the Kn,s Portland downed Jim Hard- the scene of the combined Motor : ril,.n',iion
ilf rhamnionshins i. n..nj ... n. ion. (Ilvnmix anA t.,.... . . "'Mi''"'"
tests were unavniling. The slim
crowd of 840 that turned out for
Ihe nationally televised and broad
cast, i ABO contest roared its in-
NORTHVOST l.l' (. I I.
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Kucri r SAI.KM
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finrsrlfl 's rrsnlH: at Yakima-1
Salrm S al Tn-f'ltv ". F.,ltrnr
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w i. r. w i nn
SwMt!,1 .)! .1' C' " S .;H .Soft
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Srj'tlr :i ,1 Hiill'.w I S.m Kia.l- Todd
i i x ' 1 1 1 .tt S n iHf Cn Su' Mirt'iiln oi.,,,
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handed setbacks Wednesday night
as Tn-Citv made it three straight
over second-place Kugene. 7-fi. and
Wenatchee defeated third - place
4-2
a 2-1
Total'
Pa Inn
Si ri ton
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nnntron m son The win gave the ( hiefs
Thomas. i son raH in the series Two Uenat-: t ci,t
lit ,, 1 .An.- mo,.
Hon foP0 nlns WTrp P1" acro'"i ln ,np
2 2 l first inning. I.arry Segovia started
. it with a single and came home nn
' Pl.il linn ip flnnhlo Vlarier
fi 7 5 mov ed around 'on a sacrifice and
in ah ! o rs hh sanlicr llv
Prall was 3 over par
Oregon's other two representa
tives Inst nut Rnh N'orquist was
defeated bv Ohio State's Rick
Rm.-ri
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Tn'ais
m mn mn
ion in.i nix
34
Prall will meet Jack Parnell of
Oklahoma A ft M in the second
round Thursdav.
a 14 7
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Leaders
lion Koisy scored the game win
ner when he doubled in the third
and eventually reached home on
an error and two walks.
Bob Kasterbrook punched one
across the fence for a round trip in
the Wenatchee half of the sixth.
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Rims Halted In Bmer. St
S7 Mu.stal. St l.ouis .'i4. l otiR
b' lEh 4fl. I.otiata, Philadelphia 44.
Ranks ("hlcaro 41
at
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SO 2"P IS SI
l 220 2B S
Benson Leaves
For Tryonts
Jones, 3-1, and Art Ahraliainsnn h-., s. nrVne. Medlord 5 and 4
lost .1-2 In Dirk Whetzel of North ,, , D . . n ., .
.IKS. Mill ntlllrtlll, III 11(11111,
who upset defending champion
Carole Jo Kaltlcr of Sutherlin
Tuesday, was eliminated by Mrs
Krcd Hobcrtson, Tortland. 1 up.
The other quarter-final contest
ants also were from Portland.
Mrs Frank Kisk defeated Mrs.
Tom Marlowe. 2 and I. Mrs. II. 1..
Burst ousted Mrs Harry Stepp,
3 and 2
Mympus and Tournament of
William I-anglev Multnomah """ i : ct program r ri
Counlv district attorney, turned da-v nlnl-
back George Inglis, Portland 2 up.
ln the women's quarterfinals,
favorite Gracie DeMoss, Corvallis,
Cascade Drubs
1st Christian
Chestnut, however, had piled up
a big had-mostly on the strength
I of a crackling long right-and had
Costa shaky at the finish,
j Little Ike. engaginE in only his
third 10 rounder since moving up
tn the main event .class this year,
dropped Costa for an eight count
in the first and stayed ahead till
the end
MEADOWS
RESULTS
DrMosi Karei Kisk
Miss DeMoss plays Mrs. Kisk
when competition resumes Friday
Portland Meadows resultl Wednrs
da y
first racr. .350 yards qiiatler
horsrs Lambert s Teddv Mrt'ue j
iBoap. 3 20. 2 40, Beaun Hoi.kr irs nooenson win meet .mis.
i llonghtoni 2 70; yuiniella $s fio. f)rs
T'si)!.ond'ral-e s (iirionrs 3 tm Norm In other men's matches Wednes-
c. iBoaei din 4 40 .1 4n. oil .( Silk (;V Clarence Sowers, " Portland.
U?J,X'"r,' ,:n S.-'.l;nAITn '"'V'1""' eliminated liav Koch. Seattle. 3
1.3 00: Omnirlla .n. I line .-ii 4
' Thnrt ra.e 5', iiirionrs 3 nn B,.i. and 2. Merrill Hval. Portland, heat
"TTrTu-n t ad 'Duncani 13 tn s an nn- flirk Cnnnev. Portland 2 and I:
A. . i Ar.sel Ward i Know Irs. .7 10 . ,o .. . s..... Portland tinned
fU'RUNCAMF., Calif. -- ftp- r,od Jfudjr ,Sm,on,M .1 20 Qmniella N" 1 ' I ortldlMI. tlllTO O
Dean Benson, star high ' " ,. , , , " T.u -. T i.' ..
r....i,i, rn.r, ., , .. .... .. , . I l Ml n T ' . I 11111(1 U. Hl'lll
Itov Atkins. Portland. 2 and 1:
315
31 i
.HI
in".
ann rial
er st i.onis ii. hurdler irnm winameue i niver- n,r ,nr,rkonsi tin
I: Bank C'hlreo'tjv tpft here Wednesdav and Floba Reward iHollevi
somer, ...j.j t. r . l-c to eom. .-"ooiiy
lirrtiiru i"i sj. .i.,..... ...
i Dixon i
Slid a .n.rto in i r. im iv
iT,i f, AB R
'm Mantle. N V.
274 Maxwell. Drt
2(17 Kuenn. Detroit
2fi(i i Vernon, Boston
2:ia i t.ollar, Chieauo
iti.1 j Minnsa, C'hleajo
231 Gernert Boston
251 Goodman. Bonton 43 KM .3.3 5.1
lti7 Niemin. Rait 48 1(15 tl 52
Sknw-ron. N Y 50 I(W 22 5.3
7 2iS 4 97
54 173 40 6.1
55 21 31 72
41 171 28 5t
5 190 25 61
57 20 1 4 2 64
50 151 2D 4ft
1 5(1, 3 (tfl
? TO tO II
3 in Quimriia Justin .smith. Meulora. (leicaieo
IIRBUl Tin. 1 II f 'U.I.J. II lt-. 1 1
l.outs (trie m ii" uiiiopiv ii,... -u... ... ruin rare, a1, rtltionu .1 up
Pit'-- he held Kridav and Saturday. Vour Mark . Dixon i 1.1 M. 50. 3 vo
Burlingame is the home of
t. .......'.. ..,if ana had hnO-n . .
Z kl,r i .t weekend's S.xth race. . mile. 3 up. HulUel,. Wittenberg. Portland. 2 and I: Gus was the leading hitler lor the
H Pit :-i,i, 'DalfM 4 70. :iso 3KI. siipntrh Spike Reciter. Portland, ousted winners, adding a double to hi-
.3,0 na.iui.di nny s .".". Knowlrs, 5 SO 3 R0: S.strr Fran ( Mr- ' m ,..hc I nnnviow 9 o hono r
ISA Dancnll ntnoiiri Civth in thP till- ' it, l cn -.......II. Ill Ul T,n, MUI '" ..o.i'w.su, i."... - " . i. K
3M m.ter hioh hnrHlpi in the AAI! I 39 2
,,.,. ...... ... . .. ---
Carbon Canyon iDalrsi to. 5 40: ..-
pen iSliermani 4 2(1, qunnella $41211
Cascade Meats downed First
Christian 13-2 in the only softball
action last niht at Phillips Field.
It was a C;ipilal league game
The Kay Woolens were si hedm l
to play the Prison Officers also,
but the former team did not show, i
Hence the Officers won their first :
game of the league season and
now hate a 15 record
The Cascade Meats win was No.
fi in a row for Ihe undefeated loop
leaders
In tonight's action the secon I
place Jleicr & Frank leant ''i-P
faces Kn?rr Kleclru s 'i n in a
makeiii g.inte al set en o Iik k
The Salem Recrcalinnal Girls learn
travels to Independence tonight
(or a game there.
Ron Iviissell got one of the two
First Christian runs list night with
a fourth inning homer olf winning
pitcher ( al Bonev who hurled a
l.t Dick Stearns. Portland won threehiller.
from l.ou Tohin. Portland. 2 and la"o Gustalson Ik lied a homer
I: W .1. Macy. Portland, beat Bill for Ihe winners in the first inning
'I',
.131 i ' ,. . L,;m f , Seventh rare. 1-1ia mile. 3 up
:l2,jmeet, which qualified him for t Ahov( frFrrmt ,si,o,s, 790. 3o.
Slfl the Olympic tryoutS. 2R0; Sonoma Sickle iSliermani .170.
Benson ctualificd previously for i '-' vita Pear! 1 McDowell 1 3 io:
315 ... , . 1 ; iguinlella 8 SO. Time 1 I
,15 the tryouts bv placing fifth in v'8th rtvr , mlr a.un rn K
314 the national Nl AA meet. In ine
W I SO RRF.R Home Rons Mantle Nrw York 27. AAI' meet the stick topper Irom
5 3 ;-3 .14 ib ,y,:: " H('n"' )ro ran a ,imp 01
35
and Bob Bronsnn. Portland, look
Verne Perry .Ir , Portland, 2 and
1. 1
NWL Lino Scores
1st Christian (KM) II- 2 3 fi
Cascade Meats KW3X-1180
Fallow and Wei liter: Bouncy
and Busbv
h-
3
I .14
II
4
0 2
tngton 17 Wert? Cleveland 1: Finer.
11 Men York IR
'j toes Batterl ! Mantle. V,.. yk
.( K7. Simpw.r. Kan.as ( it Sfi, Wei
"0 C'ei eland St S'ecers, Washington 50.
1.3 Berra. New York 4H.
f.Ttest of his career, and celled
mil epr,in Olympic competitor
Harrison Dillard for the sixth
position.
. Dixoni 3 70. 2 l. 2 40 (iold
serve iSitnomsi :i flo. 2 0: I'sin Nita leui'tin
1 S,.Dovell 1 3 20. Qlimirlla S .10 W'enati he
Time 1 3S " Sun a
nth i.'n 1 note 3 nn s.ieed Fern ami ' '1"
Knim IfM fi on :o, :Sli, Mrenv Mm Fu "r -
.Herri "id" ".'(1 Viiti r!vc,ni Tn-("i"
2 (to 1,'iiini. l'i Sl'i m Tin r I in I Han h
Altrndama JO.ii, handle K'7.715. Ithier, K"
(100 01 1 IHiO 2 9 3
:'li, (Mil do- 4 7 I
d 11 11 .imr Hi.tiiphrr.i s
' t - c
(It : Hut rt'fi c H
n 1 11 -on irt' : 7
. 1 (.,'fiio ! ami (.ai,
,1enuk and an.
SHADY BOOTS YICTOR
SFATTI.F f Shady Boots
lau'Ced much nf Ihe w.iv lint hit
its stride I" the sitrcih I' 'fin
' colt1:' a" ;i' "1 lite fnntiur hnt'c
1 r.-'cc at l.tnioacic.i truck VW-dnc.s
,daj.
Hollywood Bowl
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Friday, June 29
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