The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 28, 1956, Page 30, Image 26

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    C$-Sc IV) Statesman, Salem, Or, Tliur, June S, "58
V Labisli, Vista, Rotary Teams Notch B Loop Victories
Labisk frtrter blanked the Bergi
kfarket team s-t for the latter t
Br ktt af the Mason. VuU Mar
ket tallied H 1-1 fictory ever Xi
Drrre-ta ud the Satan Rotary
edges! the Salem Liens 4-1 ta Salon
Junior RaafbaQ Class B Leafut
fan sYestoeaday.
The Bert's lou dropped that
dub Inte fir place tie with
Vista Market ia the fundings.
La bisk Center'i via give that out
Ct 1-1 record. Salem Rotary o
Us 1-1. Si Drive Ii ia the
Br dirisoa el the standings.
Paa Vettlina hurled the Labisb
shutout, whiffinj 14 Berg's batters
and aBowinf only tin kits. They
vera by Ehia Payater sad Dick
Khi(. the Berg's battery. Hits by
Oaa Lewery sad Warm lieliaski,
plus aa erre. gave Labish two runs
ia the third. Chris Hornvhuck
doubted ta two snore ia the fourth
and thea singled ta the fifth ia the
sixth inning.
'The only J'l run came off Vance
Young ia the first, oa a kit batter,
a stolea bete sad Bill Newaora's
tingle. Vista scored fife runs ia
the third ea hits by Curtis Wslker.
Dave SeRine, Vance Young. Dick
Lott and Jim Clark. Lett and Se
Rine each had two hits in the
fields Matter Service of Xeher
st West Salem, aad Nameless Mar
ket laces Jacksoa Jewelers , st
Barrick Ne. 1. Only two garnet
are oa the schedule.
a : V.
gsme. Toung lannm eim
pitching hit two-hitter.
The winning Rotary rua came at
the fifth whea Deaais Dodge
busted It across after a wslk.
wild pitch and infield eut. The
lion had tied the score st S-3 ia
the fifth whea losing pitcher Clea
Vanderhoof tripled in a run.
Bill Beerse't hit figured In the
1-rus fourth inning for the Lions,
and Lance Haielbakeri bingle
helped the Rotanant" two-run
fourth alto. Each team had three
hits and the victory was pitched j um Um
k. u...lH.b.- i Salem Rotary
i . . . n ....... it Gl" VaneWrhaoi ana) Janaaa.
In tonights C League garnet ,,;r, cordon ti; Um alaaaitakar
clock i, West Salem Uons pieyiand Mrk Nwtwli.
Bert t SM ON S S t I
Lahisa, M Ml I 1 1
Elvm IHratcr an Dtrk Klu; Dtaa
W'eatilBf aaas Caw atoMM.
VltU MM. til lt I S S I
J i Dnva-U let lot S 1 t S
Vans Ymf and ko KiaikaU: till
!iina. tfika Mills Hi. Una Par
atr (1 aa Chtark Saatndta.
lis a s l 4
let tie 4 I i
Quarterfinals
Next in Meet
KMr Tom JIM Wins
rIn Salem Oub Play
.The quarterfinals round in the
aalem Women's Golf Association
Miniature Tournament was reach
ed. Wednesday, following a full day
of action at the Salem Golf Club.
The quart erfinalt are to be played
next Tuesday, July 1
ia yesterday's plsy wins were
tafcea by Mrs. Sid Levene, Mrs.
Frank Burlingham, Mrs. George
Sqales, Mrs. Sid Schechtman, Mrs.
Gdorge Ross. Mrs. William H
Attains, Mrs. Glens Hamilton, Mrs.
0E. Maxfield, Mrs. James Cook
anil Mrs. Frank Nicholson.
iteet officials announce the pair
init for next week as follows:
Li verse vs. Scales, Rots vi.
Adams, Hsmilton vs. Msxfldd,
Cbnk vs. NetUetoa.
in Wednesday's special Match
vfc Per tourney, Mrs. Tom Hill
-wdn the championship flight with
s.jninus 1 plus score. Mrs, Ken
nfcth Vollmar won Class A with a
3 In us I, Mrs. Glenn Stevens wst
winner with a minus par, Mrs.
Charles Gray woa Class C with
minus 4 and Mrs. William Ham
ntpnd woa Class D with minus I.
Jdji. Stevens' net 71 won for ber
the regular Johnson Store priie.
" Jtrs. Reynolds Allea won a prize
Hit closest to pin on the No. I
hble and Mrs. H. A. Simmons won
another tor closest'on No. I. Priies
ako went to Mrs. Tom Hill for
llpgest drive oa the No. 1 bole
ahd te Mrs. Morris Crothers for
lMgest on No. 10.
!t has been announced that the
Ksband-Wife tourney slated for
' JjSy 1 hu been postponed to July
It; Those entering should contact
Urs. Glenn Stevenson.
, -f :
Mrs. Bennett
ops in Meet
Mrs. Elmo Bennett of the Oak
Noll Women's Golf Clubfoot a
a4t 17 Wednesday to become tar
PIGEST
RELEASING FISH
CaKEL(S9 RSHaMMBN WHO
JERK UNOCRWZeD OS) UNVVArT
CO FISH Oe A HOOK TO TMBOW
BACK atvHJSm'TMCM MTALLV.
fit
To PSJSVfNT NitDUS WSSTSI
Of UNDaRSI7BO Off UNMMNTEO
fish, pom souacza a Mm
SOOV WMH.I CARBFUkty wso
SN6 A HOOK FPBM ITS MOUTH. 0
hook it m ej. ost a swauow
ko,cur lsadcr at the up rr
HOSTS AMtf IN DUE T1MI. THEN
HOLO FISM UPRWHT W CALM MA-
Te. ano acMny mo it sack
AMD FOFtTH 10 WOFM SW-LS. LET
fish swwt ajMsy At rt acotm
Archie Moore
Rated at Top
Laoit" Day Low Met Tournament.
Cftise behind with a net M was
Kre, Ha Price.'.also of Oak Knoll.
Colleen Burns of McMinnvllle
beaded that group of special visit
ers for the day, shooting a net 41.
Cate Jacks and Maxine Brooks of
the McMinnvllle club tied for the
runnerup spot with net 42s.
The McMinnvllle group wss in
vited to plsy in the meet by the
Oak Knoll women, and lunch was
held at the "Y" Cafe.
American League
Cincinnati Leading Pack . .
Few Repeaters Likely
As Star Game Starters
NEW YORK ur t'nlesi there Is a last minute switch ia the
votes to be counted, the National League lineup for the July If AU
Star game at Washington will cot include a single 1955 starter.
With five Cincinnati Redlegs in the lead and tnree otners in sec
nd plsce. men like Red Scboen-
. . ... dienst. Duke Snider, Ernie Banks,
MbADOWb
ENTRIES
Theyll Do It Every Time " By Jimmy Hatlo
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uano x cm Piwty wrrvi.
WU.V4? THRE HOURS.
AND X KLaVeNT WON A
XVI HAD ALL Nl&VTT IS
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w a I r .. .-.st- fma uar i a KA.iArr v i un a uakvcdc. m
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mnm iimKAl, at rttril 1 1 III mil li maJ-T lTI l 1 1 a -rL
a
Listening td twe
weeping wkxie op the
club poke? game a6 he
SOPTENS UP THE BOYS
7uN ioi 1011
MMnM MATT IV
Fm Wrrr KuCkwH,
JWaugaari
-
Roy Campanella and Kddie Math
ews may be on the outside looking
in.
The American League vote, on
the other hand, will show the 1955
lineup intact, with one exception.
Portland M.idow.. ThurUy. foil George Kell of Baltimore it lead
Tim t pui.; 1 : . v. i... a -i i:
MM), all srada C. uo yda.
1. O Nal Hobln. A. siwrman
I. PPPr Grain, F Smothers
1. Sorrel Sammy. S. McDowell
4. Buddy Moody. L. Knowles
I General Dink. P. Holley .
4 Stormy Van. H. tart .
1. Goldy Babe, H. Herr
I. Okit Twmter. Woods
I. Sayles Tim, 1. Boa
Finigsn of Kansas City
Although the balloting ended
in , last week, votes still are being
J counted in the office of Commis
niision'er Ford Frick. Final returns
Olympic Oar Trials Tennis Titles
e.,s ( Tlo,JDecided Here
Polly Riley Leads Yank
Troupe in British Wins
Sl"NXINGDALE. England I- PoDy Riley, a little Texaa, sank
two great putts oa the 18th green Wednesday to reach, the quarter
finals of the British Women's Amateur Golf Championship in a day
of upsets and rhubarbs.
Polly joined three ether Ameri
cans Margaret iWtfG) Smith of
St. Clair. Mich , Mary Ann Down
ey of Baltimore and the surprising
Mary Pattoa Janssea of Char
lottesville. Va
Missing after two rugged rounds
ever the SOOiytrd Sunningdale
course were the defending cham
pion. Mrs. Jessie Valentine of
Scotland; the American champion,
Pat Lesser of Seattle; the 1954
Ameriran ehamnioa and runn
roriiana up to Mr,. Valentine in the tour
scored two runs, one of them pro- nament last, year Barbara Ro
tested, in the seventh inning to, mat, o( Sacramento. Calif., and
take Hs second straight victory, Mrs. Bunty Stephens Smith, twice
over Pacific Coast League-lead- -inner and twice runner in ia tha
Beavers Again
Dump Seattle
Wt1 Hurls Win
A Slid Bow, 4-3
ing Seattle. 4-1, Wednesday.
In Wednesday's ether PCX
games. Hollywood defeated San
Francisco, J-l; Sacramento nip
ped San Diego 4-3 as George Ris
ley drove ia the winning run in
the 10th inning, and Vancouver
British championship.
Mrs. Valentine went nut rather
bitterly after losing five holes in a
row and a 4 and S decision to
Miss Janssen in the third round
Wednesday morning.
The tinv Srnttish rhamninn taut
took the first game of a double-;iht dVed to lose but that she
bleheader from Los Angeles. 4-1. was -boding insiee'' because Miss
st attls (i) (4 eoBTi.AND'Jans," hd sept taking practice
bhoa b H o A swings while she was trying to
Blma.m ll t Young s I i i 3 line up her shots. Mrs. Valentine
f.",' Mi? o.V.I,1.' J i .i Iisa'd lh put her off her game.
Taylor r a t s t Craweii.l l i i t j Sprayed drives brought dowa
orteiax s i i i cidron.c 411 I Kj,s l.vr in the alternooa
round She bowed. 4 and i, to
SmtthJ
(.lynn.l
Otian.l
4 111 Baxet.l 4 J I
m a a I c.aii h. I .a
till i.iuriia 4 I t j 'Angela Ward. l-year-old English
195 team in the three-day Olympic trials starting Thursday on On
ondaga Lake.
wi mi
111 ft rp pvnM-tpH hv tho wMknH Tha' BJ n. r- I I.maaI
Jn , eight starters are selected by fan races mi cat
vote with pitchers and other mem-
Three court tennis champion
ships were decided in the Begin-
SYRACl!SE. N. X. Uf Navy't iniury iinxed Admirals and the ners' Doubles class Wednesday.
Cinderella" pair of Chuck Logg Jr., and Tom Price America's two city tennis director Del Ramsdr!! Shioca.p l s l t Werie p 4 t i Curtis Cup player who wasn't con
I95J Olympic rowing champions open their drive lor berths on the announced last night. i.-stpni lost idcred good enough to make a
At the Knglewood Court the , Jann.p mi traveling junior team a lime over
li ll U. ,,n hv hit. Shnforrfl fc-pn S t t , ypar j0
The largest field in the history 'alK, Di)nny ran,pb(.i ln , n de
of the trials 71 entries and 2 mjon over Glb Gllmore ,nd Mlke
oarsmen and coxswains-will bid TrW f,m, .rf ,hu. N.
or the regular positions and , fjd ,or ,hf c, champjon!lhjp. ,0
four alternate places on the team . Frdav a( , a m M ,h.
journeying to Melbourne. Nov. K- , PlavRround court..
Dec. I There are seven events, .. , .... u.;
Arnie Sowell
1. Billy Scoot Borlrk
A. Sherman .
1. Cat Clam, S. McDowell
4. Notation, B. Holler . ..
I. Dr. rioaa. L Know let
4. Our Mary Lou, A. Duncan
1. Rebob. J. Boat
I Lao Bly, O. Diaon -
ytar-oldi and up. S (urlonfi.
I. Nillo Relfh, S. McDowell
I. Irrant Prince, L Knowles.
1. Terminal V..' R Hollay
4. Country Jack. I. Miller
I Mr. Baza. G. Dixon
. Bricks Pride, P. Hldalfo
7. foreign Maid. G. Simonli
I. Stale Skrip. A. Sherman ....
I. Smoky's Doll. L. Dalei
10. Won t Tell D. Heruhaw
I k ..IU SM..II
- Arnie , j ! ship was won Wednesday ty Gale
coxswains,
I n- L, l--t A I. S.. .1 U- fm.wA t. Inn tkA (toA tit this Bl ft ,UUI
DIUUinil S TlHIttr AlSlUn Ul Ifir iu w mtr ikiu iii i""- i ,i l ...:t.
' I National end New York's Cssey meter run in the Olympic tryout. ,
n s rnir ine American. - tins we.-ririi anu bw un iu ni
i??
115
11
The current standing. ,how cJ' 8old in th bl ames Hl"? ah"
, " . . T V . in a.i.ir.ii. bow -me Aamirais,
cinnati w..n live leaaers: secona,-" . , . MMr brought from all comer, of the
baseman Johnny Temple, Short- But a scattering of experts ' d . .
o. u.u ii.. t:.Ml.iimki . Kit ..t o. ih I i m h Mr,B ,or c"' lry ' amateur
iFrsnk Rohinson, center fielder I Wednesday and predicted that
sports' greatest prize, and the
i.'o nisi in 3 .c r in niu m.w. " - - , 1 1 . , t-. . , . i. . .
114
Seipp ar.d Del Ramsdell Jr , over
Dave Kwen and Rick Riffle. S-l.
At Richmond the title went to
N'orval Boedigheimer and Ray
who were ('ean Eggelston. 6-2 over Dick
Lamphere ancl Handy nerpont.
Champions and runnersup are to
be decided Thursday., on the West
Salem, Kairmoiint and I.esli"
courts. The 12 teams qualifii'd by
the preliminary play on neighbor
1-oral Archrr Win
. Janaen.p 0 0
b- Pdbln t t t
j Touli 1 9 M 10 Totals 34 t It II
a Grounded out lor Fracrhia Ith.
b Ran lor Orteif In tth
Seattle oio inn dott- s
Portland loo 00 m- 4
E Ta.vlor RBI-Carwell 1, Glvnn.
Smith. Orteit IB-Ijttrell. Young
jlxon. SB Smith, Borkowakl HR
Canwell. Ortels SB Ta.vlor S-
kowjki; Baxea. Young and Borknw- 1 v snow mnnuay. irim-ri ivn
ski i.i-rt--Seattle 1: Portland in hh. lmgsworth was first among sen-
olf Sihaltok 3. Werle 2. Pracrhia o.n., Vntnn (,h
ER-Rrhaiiock l-l. Werie 3-3. frac- among junior boys, John Thomp-
rhia 2-0. Janien -0 Hits off-Srhal-lork
t In 4 plua: Fracrhia t in 1.
Janien 0 In 1 HP B--Ta.vlor bv Werle
W -Werle 1.-Sthallork S-3 I'
Ford. C'arturcl and Ashford. T 1 21
A 4 413.
Four Salem junior trrhers won
prizes in the Robin Hood TV
Archery Tournament for the
Portland Salem area this week,
and appeared on a special KOIN-
(Caat. frara preceding page)
ranked No. 10 among the fly
weights, st Montivideo, Uruguay.
Al Toronto. Nat Fleischer, edl
a t m I . ..J 4L.
lor 01 mng raagaiine, saiu inr rourth ,,im. maldana, pursa
Winner 01 me MOOre-rarser scrap sew. 4-year-oldi and up. lunonga.
should meet Floyd Patterson of
New York, second rsnked. for the
world hesvyweight crown, prob
ably in September. Patterson re
cently defeated Tommy "Hurri
cane) Jackson, Fsr Rockswsy,
N.Y., who was dropped to No. S
in the hesvyweight rankings. Pst
terson. sn Olympic champion, had
been listed high among the light
heavyweights, and In recent
months wu well up In the world
heavyweight list
Genaaa Rated High
aVVaW4lMt4a lW.Altm'
Maw York Sit SIS 0- I I 1
Kansas City Sit 000 000 I I 1
Sturdlvant, Morgan iti and Bar
ra; Dilmar and Thompson.
Baltimore 834 200 002 00 11 19 1
Cleveland 100 110 011 01-11 17 t
Wight, Fornlelea (4), Brown ill, and
Gaitall. H. Smith till: Carrta. Mr.
Llah 11), Houtteman 131. Feller (Si
NarlaakJ it), Moaat (101 and Avenll.
Homa runs Baltimore, Francona.
Williams. Cleveland, Roaen.
Washington SM IAS 011 S I 1
Detroit 000 000 001 111
Wlealar and Courtney; Lary. Maas
ill and Wilton. Homa runt Wash
lngton. Runnels. Detroit, Maxwell.
ropean light heavyweight cham
pion, wst rsnked No. 1 challenger
te Moore in that division. Gene
Fullmer of . West Jordan, Utah,
who has been clamoring for a title
shot sgsinst middleweight cham
pion Sugar Ray Robinson, wst
tabbed as No. 1 challenger.
Duilio Loi of Italy, who knocked
out Spain's Fred Gsllsna, Euro
pean featherweight chsmplon,
was moved up as no. i ensuenger
to lightweight champion Wallace
IBud) Smith of Cincinnati.
Hogan (Kid) Bassey of Nigeris
was moved up into the No. 1 spot
behind Sandy Saddler of New
York, the featherweight champion.
Carmen Basllio of Syracuse snd
Teny DeMarco of Boston, both
former welterweight tttienoiaers,
were ranked Not. 1 and 2 behind
Johnny Saxton of Brooklyn.
1. Tippy Tin, J Boat
1. Mr. Fourth, L Dalea
I. Evil Lou. A. Dunt-an
4 The Shield. R. Holley
5 Ready to Go, D Henahaw
I. Money Clip. A. Sherman
1. Split Dectaton. P. Hidalto
I. Zeewar, M. Houghton
t Burnlru, R. Lannoltl
10. Amorto, G. Simonli
Fifth race. "Powder Pull Derby".
nune 1700. 4-yar-olda and up.
urlonga.
1 MhA Wrtne K. Walah IS'
1. Ampullar. D. Roblnton 127
1. TIo, R. Sandera 117
4. Lost Cherrtea, C. Deaa - 117
J. Omieron. C. Campbell J"
I. Bunbeg. S. Pleraon 117
ii. zewss.. scnoenaienst Bankt and wui uPs ine smomn rm... ... of v s olympj(. r(jwng : hood tmirts nwH Frjday at
jjg ; HIOIIICWS III IMC IlllieiU Willi VTl """T'l w.ivw iwwm Hf " . ipe
114 r.nnis, . snioer ana uon Mueller in saiuroay iiinnwm m mrmv
! the outfield and Del Crandall rial Coliseum.
w ! ..:- l. . " v
INcaicning Decausi tampaneua was One proourtney samirer was arpd ..r,w. infu(ijne Yale and n.m a u..k s..
T.' , , Dm" Cromw"' 1948 hMd. coach Cornell, rated by the experts as ; felt downed Carl and Gene Shaw
Mickey Mantle of the Yanks still of the United States Olympic team on , p,r with tnf SWeepswingers 1 . and j0hn liidkin, and Ron
was the top vote getter with 118.-1 and who this spring has been su- . k uinn than fiK-mnie lani-aiU in a. .a t r i n .
lis 03 for center field on the Ameri- i pervising training of armed force. , w'"r " " .vicitiiiiirn ciiiraieo njtrry Merreu
' can tide. Next wt, catcher Yogi ' athletes . ,4 I f ((hlKhk Ramid'' fi,4
!! Berra of the Yanks with 111.522. rr.rawell See. WI. , T.njfc Urat Heat ; j,m ( ogbi.rn and Dick Alexander
nj Shortstop Harvey Kuenn of Detroit Tked.bt Courtney's chances ! u. , rW ifu 1 ' .! ."'"
" S1 had 103 386 i A,KM MU' " cnanc"' Washington and Stanford in the, Wayne Afeiigar after defeating
i t.romwe reDiiea urmiv: ft.ct ka..t Ari n .t n n m pt l- ir j i - - .
I don t think he wiU win, 1 Val( j, pitted igaln,t wisconsiniAllni Fine and Butch Gardner
know he will. lan(j the extremely light, makeshift play Darnell and Met .gar for first
While aware that Courtney has Detrjoit Boat Club eight in the oth-'piatr ,t l,e?iP on Thursday,
never beaten Sowell in an outdoor er heat. I
race. Cromwell continued: The first two in each heat will
SPOKES BEAT LIB BY
son was third in the latter group
and Kathv Dawson was third
imong junior girls. All received
placques
There is a chance that Killings
worth may be picked to compete
in the national meet at Lake-
1.1BBV, Mont, if Spokane of wood. N J , in August, since he
the Northwest League beat the nutted such a hieh score in the
dinger for play to pick the Salem I Libbv town team 9-3 in an ex- area tourney.
The Admirals have to beat off , City Beginners' champion for 1956. hibition game Wednesday night as
the challenge of six other eight-1 in preliminary plav at Fair- Ronnie Jackson usually the Ind-
The first preakness was run May
ian second baseman, allowed only 27. 1873 at Pimlico race track Hi
eight hits. i Baltimore
119
ll
114
.Olympic Meet
Slated on TV
1 14
W.lh race, claim. (ISO0I, purie
tfiOO, t-year-olde and up. furlongs.
I. Stan Clara. . lannottl Ill
1 Rollins Hope, H. Herr lit
S F.iforta Girl. R. Hnlley . 114
4. Ailonaon. B. B. Hopkins
I. Icarus, J. Boag
I. Big Sale. L. Knowles
7, El Pat, D. Hemhaw
I. Slick Pigeon. W. Phillips
I. Hot Bug. F. Smothers
IS. Simon-Peal, O. Dixon
Seventh rapt, claim. (IS00). purae
MOO, FSiM, 1-year-olda and up.
lurlongi.
1 Tannice, L. Dalea
I. Frances Q.. W. Phillipa
1. Princess Aleah. H Herr
4 Homelv Hollv. G. Dlnon
i. Black Alamode, D Hemhaw
I. Roman Rice, S McDowell
7. Main Gal. R lannottl
I. His Afie, P. Hidalgo
I Capltola. L. Knowlei
10. Hapy Laae, J. Breckona
. Portland television station KPTV
will carry the finals of the United
States Olympic Trials Saturday
afternoon, from Los Angeles Coli
seum. The two-hour live sports
Tom is just now growing up Qualify for the Friday afternoon ()() Hp (,ivMl
as a runner. vnv, ne aDsoiuieiy '"'-' win uu m.
flew those last 40 yards at Bakers-j meet in a repechage 'second rnp U'otnl I ill r
field and made a lot of good'fhance heat Friday morning with ! " ""(,
sprinters look like they w ere me nrsi two aiso qiiamying tor
standing still."
Cromwell referred to Courtney's
4S.8 in the 400 meters in the Na
na program win go on tne air st I tional AAlr, a new meet record.
Il'io.m. and will he carried hnlh I ft II- Sl. Al-Vtl a a. i,iaua fna-
: nc i an uic itw am a iinicup iui
the semi-finals. The first two in ,r-x r.i.A.u r - for lotting
each temi-final will qualilv for hl,mspl( bp ol" at 5rrnn
te Saturday afternoon finals. Iceland outfielder Gene Wood-
Fa.arlt,. Plrk.H Wa finfd ,m W,nM&-V
color and black-and-white,
The first three competitors plac
ing in each event will represent the
United States in the Olympic
Games at Melbourne, Australia in
late November and December. Top
American athletes, representing
colleges, AAU teams and the
Armed Forces will compete in Los
Angeles Friday and Saturday .in
PCL Line Scores
purie
National League
Vi.hth rare, claim. liBOOl
ssno S.vear-olda and up 1 mile
1 Chief to-ea. r niaaigo m
I. Mlomond. G. Dixon 111
J Rooter Prince. S McDowell 121
4, Wne Word. D Hcnshaw 1IS
5 Mr Sprague r, Simonli IIS
I. Pnny Buater. J Breckona 121
Ninth rare, claim 111.0001. pure
SfillO, -year-olda and up. 6 lurlonas
(IS Innings)
Sacramenlo 00.1 ono 000 1 4 I 1
Ban Diego 000 too 110 0- 3 t 1
, Harriet, Beardan Hi. Otenbaugh
(101 and Batch; Mesa. Gettet Hi,
Nerrara 110. Hoik Ins (10i and St.
Claire, Aatroth (101.
San Francisco 100 000 SOS I 1 I
Hollywood ono aoo ou I i i
Surkont, Ahemathy Ki. R. G.
Smith III and Sullivan; Naranjo and
HaU.
1 rtrst sm!
tot Angelas 108 000 0 t 0
Vancouver 1(10 0.10 4 1 0
Thorp. Adams (Si. Fodg III and
Tappe, Hannah (1); Baamon and Romano.
ClnclnnaU (Kin (XII 090-10 11 1
Plttaburgh 001 000 100 111
Lawrence. Freeman ill and Bailev.
Friend. Arroyo III, J. O'Brien ii
and KravlU. Horn Runs Plttaburgn.
Kraviti.
Vllwaukee 010 000 200 005 7 0
Philadelphia 010 010 001 01 ISO
RDahn. BurdetU III and Rice: Had
dix, Meyer i7l. Owenn iti, Nesray
mi and Semlnick. Home Rune Mil
waukee lxigan. Aaron Philadelphia
Jonea, Seminick. Lopata.
0004 ISO
S
T null 012
New York 000,000 000 0
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Pa II i4i RlnziK hi. ijnieiieio in
Conatable ifli and Sarnl. Horn Buna
St Louit. Bojer m. smiin
Chicago 000 000 110-17 2
Brooklyn 0(11 400 Olx 1 9 0
Ruah. Low Si and Landrlth; Crali
Beaaent iti and Walker. Horn Runi
Brooklyn, Furillo.
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Field events will be televised at
various times during the Saturday
program. The track events are
scheduled for these approximate
times: I p.m., KOO meter (inals.
1:10, 200 meter dash. 1 30, 3000
meter steeplechase. 1 45, 400 meter
run.- 2 05, 110 meter high hurdles.
2 20, 200 meter dash final. 140.1
1500 meter fintl. 2:30, 400 meter
final.
the 800 this week.
Yankees Trim
Athletics 5-2
Actually only one of the seven
crews expected to be Detroit
will fail to make the semi-finals
The Admirals. Yale and Cornel
and either Washington or Wis
consin, were the choices to reach .
the four-crew final. '
The draw, however, still was
the target of blasts bv Navv's
American League President Will
Harndge.
With rain threatening. Woodling
tried to speed up Sunday s game
so they could finish the 4'i in
nings required for an official con
test. Cleveland had a five-run
lead.
So. when he got on first, he
1 rr .j4 Snu.Ae.r4lr anonn1 ean4 ta a at
Coach Rusty Callow, Washington's ,. , ... ,,.i,
i ,n . i.. ini. v. . thrown out easily by the catcher.
Al 'Dutchi llbnckson and for-... .,
(Continued from preceding page! myt stork Sanford, Wednesday . " ',.
rt:-i : n II ... u ........ . ovi.vii.
over cmcmnaiis cruicg-i, w n o lheJr maintaineI that ale and
scored nine runs in me eigmn in- Wisconsin
I j
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NOTICE I !
Salem, Oregon
OPEN TONIGHT
UNTIL 9 P. M.
Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m:
Shop Every Department
For Fabulous Grand
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will have
breeze
in lll-Z. avainst Delnut while their crews i!' 'S
Lopata's shot over the left field wln havf t0 R0 an out in tne talent , FREE STORE-SIDE
stands was oil losing relieter f,r- a(j,,n (jrst heat
me Johnson and was the tilth
home run of the game. Willie
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Bilko Continues
As Swatting King
SA.N FRANCISCO m - Steve
1 Count Clno, 1 Bna 121
J. Wire Trouble, R Holley Ul
J. Fondalu, G. Dixon . ... 11
4 Skeeta Beet, L. Knowles Ul
5 Pala Picture. W. Phillipa lis
I Sir Lou. L. Dalea '11
7 Peaceful Pasa. S McDowell 11S
I Sahrlna. P. Hidalso US
I Lilly's Chief, D. Hemhaw 116
Tenth race, claim. HSOOi. purae .nm r nv.Lini.U m Meve rence his 10th victory. The Ked-!o fill) t
j-year-olds and up 1 mile . Bilko of Us Angeles, the terror ofi W hart sis hit in (he rally and l)N 11 ill 1(MU I OHl
l Sped Henry,' w! Phillip. . . un I Pacific Coast League pitchers, were supported by four errors,
3 l.itie Ca.tr Hidalto ... . iJ5j still tops PCL batters as he hat two by second baseman Spook Ja-j SPKINGFIKLD. Ore. P -Bill
I co"nt"Aoe L. Know'ea ' TH ill j for wwk P"'- cobs, to chase Bob Friend with Dellinger, I'niversity of Oregon's
i. Mane Gold', s McDowell U3, The giant right-handed first! his fifth defeat. Gut Bell. Frank ! distance runner, will' teach biolojtv
I Two' CoiS.nnft'. Dix"10"" ill i bas,'man is al lhe head of tne !i,.t. Robinson and Stan Pah s each 1 and physical education at Spring-
. captain Riaky, D. Hcnshaw mis perccniagewise. wun a oaiung drove in two runs in the wild in- field High next tall
10 Hindu Eclipse. E. Miller .. Ill
11. Jatl Es. C. Dixon "a
12. gam Jones. T Sumlhers 113
Mendou t Selection '.
tl'oatlaued from preceding page)
Other will ne the F Hydros (80 miles per hour), 48 cubic inch
In boards (90 milei per hour) and stock 136 cubic Inch Hydros
(80 milei per hour).
In order la lure these bigger twlfties to the party, the
; WRD bratt put up cash purses of from $50 to $104 for each
' heat, and there will be at least It such heatt.
Folkt along the river had best keep their back doors locked
(luring that afternoon, for tuch speed at that expected of tome
of the power craft nay bring 'em right on into the house
KJeper Proven North wett Hat Good Onet Too
Additional proof that the Northwest is certainly coming into
Itt own ai a producer of topnotch auto racing drivers was pro
vided last Sunday in Portland when Johnny Kieper grabbed off
the 200-lap NASCAR victory. He beat tome Grade A "outsiders"
In the gruelling event, including Herb Thomas who has three
timet won the ttock car racing "World henes at Darlington, S. C.
Kieper If Pertlander, and Bet unlike all before him hank
ers te one day have a mount ia the Indianapolis "500" classic.
1 Te aa ate racer, driving in the "tndy" parallels the hope of
Just about every baseball player te play for the New York
i Yankees.
" In the meantime. Valley Sportt promoter Ron Ail intends hav
n Kieper among those present at Hollywood Bowl for the Fourth
ef July ttock car rtres here. And in the time Oldsmobllt in
which m woa tM Is Aa t An even; aunaay.
Thuradav, Pott Time I p m
1 Sorrel Sammy. Okie Twister.
General Min
1. Notation. Rebob Dr. rioaa
3. Foreign Maid. State Skrip, F.r
rtnt Prince.
4, Money Clip, Brady To Go, Amor
lo. I. Tlxo. Lost Cherries, Miaa Puffv
Icarus. Slick Pljfenn. Hot But
7. Roman Bica, Main Gal. Happy a
lass
S Booster Prince. Miomond. pennv
Buster
Fondalu, Pals Picture. Peareful
Pass.
10 Georfla Glnnv. Captain Riskv.
Jetta Fs fcF.ST BETt Fondalu-nth
Race. LONGSHOT
Capitols 7th Bace.
average of 402: he leads in home ning. Principal Dale Parnell laid
runs with 31. in runs batted in,! Danny Kravitz hatted in both Dcllincer is not being named track
at M, and he is tied with hirteamlBuc runs with a homer and a sac-1 roach now because he wants to
mate. Gene Mauch, second base-
Tide Table?
TIDES rOB IAIT OREGON
(Compiled by I! S. Coaat and
Geodetic Survey. PorUand. Oregonl
rime HetRnt
Hlfh Waters
June ft.
27 2 na a m. S7
3 S2 p m S 2
21 2 47 a m. M
4 M p m. i
21 3 .14 a m. 4 s
5 n? o m S S
30 4 .13 a m 4 3
S 42-p m i 7
rifice fly Infielrier Johnny O'Bri-1 retain his amateur status in hope
en pitched the ninth for the Pi- o( competing in the Olympics,
rates, fanning two and not allow- Dellincer was graduated Irnm
ing a hit Springfield in 1952 and Irom the
university this spring.
Pitchrrs
lodav h
Time Heitht
Low Waters
ft
109 am. .0 5
S IS p m. 2 3
9 30 tm -0 1
in II p m. 2 1
10 14 a m. 01 AMI HK AN I K .l t:
11 13 p nw 1.0 ; Detroit al Knn.sa Citv Trwrks
10 S3 a m 0 7 ! 1 1 -2 va MrMahnn i - .
i Oniv game achedulrd
NATIONAL I.EACil'F
Brooklyn al New York Ihman
12-11 vs. Worthlnlnn i.l-Si
Cincinnati at Pillshurnh Jeffcoal
(O-Oi vs. Munser il-ll.
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Aumsville Wins
AUMSVILLE (Special) Home
runs by Gary Downer in the sec
ond inning and Frank Marlatt in
the nxth helped the Aumsville
American Legion Junior Baicball
team to a 93 district win over
the Mill City Juniors Wednesday
night at Mill City.
Marlatt hurled the win also,
giving two hitt and fanning 18
bitten. The win put Aumsville
into first place in the standings,
since Salem Inst at Silverton
Wednesday night.
Aumsville ...010 001 1205 8 4
Mill City ....000 010 0023 2 1
Marlatt and Speer; Garretson
and Muir.
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tasted life
until you've
tried Rainier
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nomprea or tne rn us. wno nea ., , , , .. . t,
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it at 3 all in the ninth on a double
by Jim Greengrass. Johnny li-i ,
gan and Hank Aaron homered for! Tna,' h' ? " nin 'h'
the Braves. Ron Negray. the i Olympics and we re trying to find
fourth Phils' pitcher, was the win-Ith .h"1 crfw tn t0 Melbourne,
ner . n Ml-
Cincinnati's big frame over!
came a 21 Pittsburgh lead and i-j llj 'p i
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