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Newspaper Page Text10-(Scc II) Statesman, Salem, Ore.rThun July 5. '56 illicli . Nashua Takes "Suburban - - NEW YORK IfMiaahua rss like tba mUBonaira be la Wednesday it be outfought Dedicate fa a brtstbng mils and one "Mfler dud to ka'pturt the $83,000 Suburban Handicap before an excited throng of MAM at BeunoiK ran. "rJ" The 4-year-old ett who) is the world's kadtng money winner had -'Jolt his Ust two races, me m ronilitaa MUa and the Carter Hand 1 y-ap but be? was all champion "against tbia doady, coei after Annarenlhr he must have beea hearmi some of the Ullage beiaf -Mid about him Ister . not very cotrnilimentary. He "1Ud (ailed with 131 poanoa in both Metropolitan, won by Mldsfl fmmtm, and l tad Tfurtong Car ter Utt Saturday won oy run rtain. He was fourth la the Met and seventh ta the Carter. bum Naahaa Eddie Arraro rode the naao - aome bay and Mr. MiUiona carried -eja pouadf with ail the authority of id, wiaainj by ane length aad a euarter aa b puuea ay in we iinal sixteenth. , ( . Dedicate, awned by J an Burke axi hddea by Hedley Woadbetae. bad anly ill pouadt while Mr. Walter M. Jeffords' Subahdar, Mahe finished third, two and one Warier lengths back of Dedicate iacked 111 pounds. It was five mors lengtns Daca w u v. nn- toigtiis Daci i w u . ai hi( Holhrwd maa l risbormaa, vbt carried US. ' . . ,.iiM tZ Tk-e Co ' ' i " t - Tf. um.M.t P,nkIn..l0?iwalks and aa outfield fly in the .d four-fifths which was only a .fifth of seewed slower than the -turn lor lorn lost ia ism m "Helioscope Ust year. They both carried 12t pounds, tea. ', In redeeming bis slightly Jolted reputation, and winning bia fourth , race la seven starts this year, 'Nashua earned $59.(00 and shot bis record total to I1.1M.7M. The winner paid M 40. M. J and $J. Dedicate paid HI M and $7Jt after going off at II to l ,M th board. Subahdar. a M ta 1 shot, paid W W te show. PCL Line Score , ana - - - IS ImlhMms ..Mmm rrtiKlM Ons 000 wo 000 14 II t Sacramento 030 US 1S SOS Oa 11 4 Henry. Grfca S. AbaeraMna 14). 1 plwk til. Surkont H Saowkl; Stank. Johnaoa tK. Oeenoeueh. tU end McNSmara. Wlp mmtm V lnnlnfa! - V.nMlv H lit 1 S 14 . til. W I . ..Bvmmii. Hsopw tl. hmwl ill thamlMrctr V "d Romno: Wnllo ' ' on, Frwhls 0, Ktnnt T. Ja wm (T an OrMH. Ajrlward 47). VyU II-MJ V-JTtln4 SM 1 1 n mttm and NU; n4tor. Sor a4 Botttar. First Mt . . . . LM AnatlM 40S Sli 100-11 II I , - Atkint, rrm ill.Ofttel til. He. Una tit, . M'i Watettt. Bauat t7). Aadtraon Thorpa S. UIU- saa S ana Tappa, auaaa h t Baa Itoira sss ms w t 4 a Ln AatlM SM Maaa, Cattal (SI, a aVissa and Tappa. . a ii Aetrelli MEADOWS ENTRIES avtriland MaaOowl, Thursday. Port J Tia 4 pai l . ' firat rata. aiv -rw. I. Horr.ll Sammy. I. MrDowall. IIS 1. Faftulom Joa. L rtaa Iff S, Had Champasria, H. Mm III 4, Nirk-A-Boa, . HiaaHo . 114 Si Kobin Dala. W. phiUiva I. Our Mary Lou, A- Duacaai, I t T. Joa Lahakln. ft. Hollay til I Nallla Dpmo. C. Dlwm IIS I. ftlua Muiw. t. Boas 1JJ ta. PaUf Irtna. A. anarataa) lav Wona rara. snaldani. puna l0J, fr-yaar-aldl. 4'V furkmSt. , I Kaat, P. Hidalao . JJJ . t. Hourtollv. I. Slobartann . . I I 5. fiiiaay Dlvar. t. Smohara. 114 4. Fiald Pal. n lonalU 11 I. CuraH. 1. Boag III I. Ihaka Kail. M. DuMan 111 1. DMrt riaah. W. Calliar l I. Wanna B.. if Millar l 5. t-aoio. I. Hollay II M. Bona Mae. A. Sherman , 114 Third rara. maldane, aurie aaos, S- aar.AUI I urlonafl. l. jarryi ranrr, a. uiinran ii S. Minnla Marah. P. Hidalgo 1141 I. Move Oal. H. Hopklnl 114 I 4 Karim Utht; W. Cnlliar . . Ill I. BaMy Qiaran. W. Phllllpa 114 I. Brim's Priiaa. P. Imothan III 1. Miracle teceart, D Heaaknw IU I. Vine Sucaaa, C. Dlxoa 114 . Tut M. L. Knnwlea . 114 Ms Mail BelfH. I. Millar 114 fourth face), claim. (114001. pane goO. S-year-otrls and up, Ha furlonn. I. Sandy H.. IX Henahaw , a. mciimore, u uaiei .... w tSprlni Wind. P. Hidalao , MO Squaw Tews, t. Smothers. 120 . Wea Beau. U Krwwiee .. In? 1. Ully'i Chlaf, J. Robertaoii.. I. raat Calk J. Boas Tlfth rara, elalm. 1141, puna SMS, gyaar-oHj and up. I furlonga. 1 Ir Oeta. D. Herahaw .in I. FKiper Sua I a, w. Phillips I. Mainum, A. Ihermrn 4 Allnnton. 14. Hon'dna , I. rifarla Girl, 'P. HMlsa I. Capilola, U Knnwlri . T. Hnnelr Holly. O. Dinmt ... I. Billy Venaro, f. Smothera H I Buaehndr, I. MrDnwell 10. Roman Alcej, J. Sober taotl . , HI , III i l . Ill , III f Blth rara. rlalm. IISW1. ptiraa SM. a-year-aiaa ana uo. i'i rurlonfa. 1. TIddv Tin. J. Roherteon , III I. Kitty OTMtw. C llmonla ' I. World Affair. P Hiaalf 4. Praidld, W. Phllllpe , I. Beacnam, B. McDowell . ,., I. Lltile Baton, O. Dixon V. t.loido, L. Know lei I Riy Ansal. W. Oilier S Mlk Levant, D. Hn.hew ... , 111 IM 111 . IM III IM !!J l. Lycae uap. A. uuaran i - Reventh ra-e, claim. (K puna 100 l-ear-olda and up I mile. t Meal, J. Baa( ,.. , M 1. illt Derialon, A. r)ijncan. III I. Twa Colore. WrDawall 111 4. Talonel Nick. O. Ilmejnas III I. Sir Prion. J. Breckone . .. IX! I. Waaatch Cklas, L. Knwlae. im I Ultle Cad. P. Hldalfo .. Ill I. Double Oramm, O. Claaa M U ' PifhUi rara. rial. faOOI, puna 900, 1-rear-oMa and. up. 1 mile. "ktorria Bnanwai Jawolaa' I rerl'l'a. 8. McDowell . All Brick. P. Hidalao I. Wl-e Worrta, D. Hrn.haw 4. t.llile timpa, L, Dalee , I. free Soul, W. Collier .., ,.. , m I. rincaae, O Dixon . 1. Illomond, W. Phillip) , IM ... i:i ..us .no -in . in .. in TVirith race, rlalm. fn0). pun stu, l-viAr-ntda and bp, I mil. 1. Charier Way, . Boa ..... IIS I. Touha Mike. D. H,phaw..'ll4 S. V. (,lh, L. Knowlea' IIS 4. Caplaln Parry, C. Krmashan- II 4. Pacomi Davll, A. Ihlrmaa. HO . Hid. i rcllpea. P. N"lals . II 1. lo H'fhl, B. VcOowell . II 0 C laliiv lam. MV lajlnottl 111 Handicap Beavers Split WithTwinks . Padre Divide Two With Lot Angrlc PORTLAND im - Honywood salvased a S-2 victory in the sec ond game Is split a Pacific Coast League douMeheader ' with fort land Wednesday. The Besvers roe) the opener, M. la the other PCL games, Steve Bilko's three homers rapped a hit-happy doubleheader in which San Dtrge won the opener 14-11 and Los Angeles took the nightcap, a-l; Saa FYaneiaca won double header from Sacramento M la U inninrs and T-4 in seven inntnfi. and Seattle beat Vancower M is the first game of a twin bill. The Beavers, who pounded tut a 14-1 vtetory aver Honywooo Tuesday night, roniiaued their ? "I sixth inning. Pitcher Ben Wade and Ramon Mejias got the first two singles. Bill -MaieroaU drove in Wade with another single. R. C. St event, who had swatted two home ruas m the first game, drew an inten Uoaal walk to fill the bases aad then the Portland starter. Dick Fiedler, waked Jos Duheta ta fore hi a run and put Hollywood ahead. M. . ' Ray Shore took aver on thee mound for Portland and retired the side, but not until Jim Baamer had lofted an outfield fly that scored Maxerosk! with what proved ta be the winning run. Portland rapped out 16 hits la the first game. Including home rues by Luis Marques and pitcher Boh Darnell. Marques, who drove in seva maa Tuesday night, batted la three more. He spanked out three nils in the first game and two is the second. Ttie fir niM box! atlywaae (1) (S) Partita . . 1 .li. i 1 Mfiiu.r 4 S o Mtrai.m ill Mr.ij in IfJ Itmw.1 1 S 0 O CrawalU S 1 I S DunarnJ 4 0 0 0 MiakaU 4 I 4 S BaumrJ 1114 Cldron.e 4 14 1 SmlUia I II lunl lili Hall.r I I I I Li"rUj 4 14 4 Watm.a till Drnall.p (ill Rayda.p MM latfal til Bayaai.p I I 0 Sawrra till o-ratut i a Total! It 44 IS Totals M Ml? I Piled out for Havana ta Ith. E Smith. Ill Marajuaa 1. Darnall T. auevene a. l aioarona. gaaaowakl. navmer. in ijtirvn, caioai ana. Bar kanrakl. HP OarnalL llaaenw I, Mar- Quel. Baumar. DP LJttrell to llaila akl la Mtataaaaev Baumar tn Maaar- oakf to Slavena; SmIUi to Maieroeai ST arena til. ian Holly antod s: Portaaad t. BBL a(4-Watan 1 Ray. doa) a. aawrar S. Darnall I: SC by- tars 1. luyawn P. saeyar I. Der- naU a S-tA Walare 4-4: Havana I: Sawyer 4-4: Darnell S-l. Hit. off Watan let I plua; Hardoa J : oawrer a in i. fb tflaii. w OarnaU iS-41. L Watara 14-Sl. U Pelakoudaa. Tahaaa and Kerr. T IU OSP Provides Fight Thrills Chice AtuUar, IM, H favorite. met a surprisingly strong fighter tn Keith Wolf and managed only a draw with the underdog ia the feature bout an an eight-card pro gram that climaxed the July 4th frolics it the Oregon State Peni tentiary Wednesday. Wolf built up an early point mar gin, threw up n good defense and staved off I late ruth by 'Ajuilar to gain a draw with the favorite. Action was brisk la the boxing card that ended the day's activities that Included the "Pen Relays' track and field meet la the morn ing. About 1000 convicts watched their fellow mates pound each other la the boxing program. Other resulta: Cols Madrid. IM. lost by a TKO to Bad Williams, 138. Jimmy Vanes. 190. dec toned Clark free man, 151 rider Redrtgues. lit, de c is toned James Gorum, 132, Lee Chapman, 146, decisioned Ted Ward, 141. Chuck Sorenson, 111, and Les Miller, in, drew in what waa the best two-fisted battle on iso the card and provided plenty of j" blow Jsrry Bogardt, J4. and Bill ni'Copenhaver, 135. fotirht to a draw. Raymond Knight; 141, decisioned Mike Lowry, 143. AI Llghtner, Statesman sports editor, was the referee. The dsy'i pregrsm wis under the direction of Max Marshall, supervisor af In mate sthlertcs and I former major leaguer, Pt'BLINX PLATERS LEAVE PORTLAND t - Three af thi ; four , Portland entrants : In the ' national public links golf tourna ment at ban Francisco tell for the tournaitlrnt Wednesday. T k 4 other Icavei Thuridsy, Thoae leaving Wednesday were Ben Hughes. Lt. Dirk Stearns and Amel Paacuixi. Joining them an Thursday will be Bob Patter too. Meadown Sflectiont Toa tima I p.m. I 1. rehulous Jo, Blu Mualc, lav rail Sammy. 1. Kent, Wanna B, lhak Ball. I. Karlm Uht, Miracle Earort. Move Out. 4. Bandy M, Wee Beau, Lilly ! Chl-f. I. Romas Bird, Un Oats, Billy Venern, I. I.ltn Baton. Tlrov Tin. Libido. . Meede, Dnubl Draara. Sir Pvlon. 5. Wlea Worrte. Mlomnnd. Cdriia. I. Charier Way, Malta Tone Mike. ' P.rT RrT: Kent and Rara. They 11 Do It Every Time ON AUTO ROW IS &JBLIP HE 4TTRI8UTBS , HIS SUCCESS TO (4N0 WE QUOTE) PERSeVB24NCC- tHomaoLO 60, GO, SO?" NOV mm, wmrm t .Vlli Capital Racing Association Jalopy Smash Derby Saturday The klunkers return to Salem's another of the popular destruction derbies. The Capital Auto Racing Association is to take over the bowl for the event, which will get under way with time trials at 7:45 p.m. Reg ular trophy dash, heat races and Clasa B and A main events will follow the time-las, and the meet will be climaxed by the usual de moUtion bee involving all cars still In running condition after the ether features are finished. The CARA has put on a couple of the smaiheroos here this season nod both have been highly suc cessful not only from the stand point of action, but also in attend ajkee. The destruction derbies have lured the largest racing crowds of the season ta the big bowl. Yakima Splits Puts Clinch on 1st Half Flag 1 fCoat. fraa areeVdiag Ml' fectively after taking over for Herrers in the third. . , 10WIS Mags noaaer Herm Lewis' long homer over the straight-away center wall as first up in toe second, followed by hits by Herm Reich snd Dick Neal brought across the first two Bears runs, hforeci'i double, Lew is' aingle and a fielder's choice Betted the other run in the sixth. Webster, Rosborf snd Koepf each bad two hits In the clash. The dangerous Lewis belted three for the Bean and Renner had two. awbarg Wins Suit Rosburg becsme the latest to loin the "J-hlt-the-Bishop's-ad" fraternity in the opener, when he awaited a tremendous double against the Bishop ad atop the scoreboard. The smash landed right in the middle of the "O" in Bishop's, ln the third inning. For this man-iized deed, the new Solon first aatker wins himself a suit of clothes it the popular downtown firm. In tonight 'i finale It will be Ad SaUIkh (-7 for the Sena tan, iKilnst hard-throwing Charley Dnunmoad (7-X) of the Bears. Drimmenel ta the (rat whe stirred np the salmals daring the Bears last visit, fhea a couple af his serves si naawt coaked Ckark Esseglsa, aad thereby started a whirl ef fisticaffs . . . Last night's turn out wss i whopping good 153. which is tbeUrgrst of the aeasoa la date with the excep tioa of the 2464 for the "Capi tal Shopping Center Night" ef June 14 . . . The Salems go completely Idle after tonight's game, fiaishiag np the first half for them. Their next sc tioa will be Monday, opening tha second half at Trl-Clty . . . (font, fram But evea at that the big guy accomplished quite a feat by winning his wsy to the Olympic Trials. The men had been separated Irom the boyi prior te the Los Angeles romps. Dean cm look back on it all at 1 real accomplishment. officisl Olympic Trials progrim all of the big meets. ' Despite his slow start in his caught the great Harrison Dillsrd at the wire, and would have had him were the race a stride or two longe'r, Dillard is a veteran of both the IMS and 1S1 Olympics, made it bV Cart Jaatsa baa made bis debut with the Ardmsre, Okla., Si. Louis Cardinals farm rlub, aad Is Bow plsytag regular renter fielder far Ike outfit. But the kid didi't get off t a reusing start with las bat. la his first II at hat ha picked ap only t hits (aad two raas batted ia) lor a .IM percentage . . . Brother Phil Jaatie, with the same elub. I bsviag himself a ball, as he's hitting .111 IM UU la 1U trips), wklcb Include bis first homer, 1 raas batted la. 1 aoubUs aad t triples . . . Goae TaaselU b hluiag at a Mi clip with Talsa af the Texas Lesgue, and George MaUl Is Bp to JH with Billings of the Pioneer leap . . . Put This ;, Y It Means: Big Buys at Bishop's SOOtll lOT SJ400UD ilWY BOOy ELSE M4KE 4UVINe6EU.IN6? 50UOf 00N&R4TUUrrON.' Bl SENSIBLE- 1 NOT THE WW HE TWO? 1 TI?E4TSTrlEDOO ONB rOK OU""lND I OME FOR 7HS UTTLI WOM4e-VE(?y K4MILV TO-DOOP THINK at H-BovI Hollywood Bowl Saturday night for According to Harvey Weitman. president of the CARA, around 30 cars will be in for the fun Satur day night, and will be driven by the regular association pilots who normally ride herd on the stock hard tops. All racing rules' will be sus pended for the crash bee, with the ens exception.' No deliberate head on collisions will be allowed. Oth er types of mayhem will be legal in all events, however, aa the driv ers attempt to knock others out of actios in the scraps for survival With Senators, Even Up: Firal ama: Vakmw (11 lalem BHOA BHOA Wlltoxj 4 111 Wbatrj 4 114 WileonJ 1 I I I Dunnjn 4 111 Mreci.m till KraueeJ 4144 Lewia.r ISIS EsaeenJ Ills Reich, I I 1 I I Roabrs.l 114 1 Nixon. I 10 11 Wrklv.r 10 9 0 Rannar J 114 1 Lauren.! Sill Naal.c 1111 Koepf c 1111 Hrrera.p 1114 Walen.p Sill Altmn.p 10 11 l-Mlkcn I I I I Totals MSIS 7 Trrtale IS 111 II x-Took Ird strike for Alunan tn 7th. Yakima 030 en I S 1 1 1 Salem 121 000 1 1 1 Wlnnlnf pltrhar Walih -ll. Loams pitcher Hetrera (SOI. Left on baaea Yakima 4. Salam I Errora Naal. Wilaon. Homa run Law la. Two-baee hlta Koapf. Roa burs. MoracL Run batted in Roa-, ours. Lewie, rveal, Koepf z, onnn. Webatar. Rrirh. Sacrifice Walih Stolen baaea Krausa. Niaon. Double play Webstar to Krauee ta Roeburi Tlma 1:45. Umplraa Vandarvort k Kelley. Second lama: Taklau (II (S) lalm BHOA 'BHOA RennarJ 1111 Wbitra 4 113 Wllcox.l 4 111 Dunn. in 4 0 4 .0 Mrert.m 1111 Krauar.l 4 114 lwia.r 4 111 harin.l 4 110 Nixon, I 4 111 Roaora.l 4 0 I (I Relrh.l 4 114 Srekla.r 4 1 I S Neal.c 4 114 Uuran.l 4 I ft 1 Miklch.3 4 111 Knepf.c 1111 yminf.p IlllKlnpp Silt Dalv.p 1111 X-Wekly 114 0 Aldmn.p III! ToUla .H 11 17 10 Totala 14 I 27 11 x-Popped to flnt for Daly ln Ith. Yakima 004 on I onn S II I Salam - OW OM1 OOO I I 1 Winnlnl pitcher Youn 111-41. Lomns pitcher Klni ll-Si. Left on baaea Yakima S Salam 1 Errora Banner. Webatar. Home run Mnrecl. Three-baae hit Fenner. Two-baee hlta Srekula, Eaaefian Runa baited In Renner I. Wilcox. Morecl. Sacrifice Wilcox III. Double pleva Youns to wikox to Nixon; Mikarleh to Renner to Nixon: Web- aler to Kiauaa ta Roabuts. Time IH. Umpires Kelley and Vender' rort. Attendance I.MX areeeding page) Behind hii name snd school In the an the words, "Hal placed high in heat at Los Angeles, Benson almost and was trying again. He almost In Your Bonnet By Jimmy Hatlo TO PEDDLE. TELL HIM W8 4LRE4CV SOT SIX OP THEM BOVS - I SET RIO 01 HIM I TELL MlM TO SET LOtrr shut -ma rem II DOOQf! Dodgers Dump Giants THvice Yankees Divide 2 With Boaton Qub (Cat. fram preceding page) In the opener with Roy Camna- KM, B!N rimitl VhUKATl, .l t Zs-i neUa and Duke Snider htttin,5-i.T3r.i home ' runs as Don Newcombe won his 10th. Three runs in the first packed away the nightcap and chased Jim Hearn while rookie Don Drysdale picked up his second victory with Clem La- bine s ninth-inning help. A two-out single by Jimmy Pier saU won for the Red Sox and also Sldeunea aUnlle, Who twisted his knee throwing to the plate on ' Claaa B Hydroplane lt haat. John the pUy. Ted Williams hit a three- '! Jm- T,m , 11J " k. -j dih u.; kA ' ,on" HU- Tima 1-07.1. Over run homer and BUly Martin hit;au WinnrI johll Haii. ut: ooa a two-run blow in a four-run Yan- Auhinaon. Oawaso. lnd; Hantty LM .nii i- iw- .i.ik t ir;i.. I Hainka. Salam. Jrd. (Rainka tiad with , '"V "r rr wun nia in ai. in mm, wnue lorn Sturdivant lost bis second. In the nightcap, the Yanks swung for 14 hits, including a two-run homer by Bill Skowron and a solo shot by Don Larsen. who needed relief help to Win. Piersall had Six hitl' in 10 trios for the dav. . . . Came Proleste WashinKton made off with an e n u.n k..l k.rf K.nU . o-. . the owner IS Baltimore out-hit the Senators 16-15. Owner Calvin ...... . . . ... tiniiiin proirmro ine niRmrap when Umpire Ed Hurley called it in the seventh-inning because of rain. Senator Swat b h lb lb hr rbl pet. Dunn MM I 4 I 1.1 .120 Cuesian 1.14 42 T 0 1 M .313 Wahater 271 SI 1 1 I 11 .170 Srekula 300 54 11 1 4,11 JM Robui tl I 10 1 S .3(2 Koepf 154 17 4 1 1 II .240 Kin 44 11 1 0 0 JW Krauee Ml 47 0 2 1 2-1 J.U lauiwn 15 34 4 1 S 11 .114 Weekley 0 1 III I .121 Pltrhlni: I lp w I n bb er Daly IS 40', 1 I IS S 11 Gaorse 14 7, 7 I 44 34 21 Walah II I I 41 33 M Alderman 14 41 4 4 14 IS 14 Salalicil IS 120, I 7 77 47 4.1 Cade 1 9'i 4 I SI 11' Kins 14 SS 1 S 30 11 M Kraua 4 11'. Ill I 11 We Have YES... WE TO OPEN mm Rocky Stone Tops Boaters Big Inboard Give July 4th Thrills ' (Coat, frwaa aracedtac aaae) tial share of the honors, too, with Harvey Re inks capturing the Class B Utility event. Joha Hall winning easily ia the Class B Hydroplane and Harry Eyerly roaring te vic tory ia the 4t-inch Inboard class. The big boat runs were domi nated by Washington speedsters including Gill, woo led both the KS-Xd-inch . events. Trailing Gill there were Merle Solland. Van couver, and Dixoa Vose. Turner. Solland and Vose took turns com ing ia second, but Solland had the beat combined time for the two beats. In the 136-inch class. Chuck Hickling of BeUevue, Wash., had things pretty much to himself, winning easily in both heats of that event. Bob Gustafson, Se attle, took second ia both heats, while Benny Sail and John Nelsoa, both of Seattle, traded thirds. Oaa A HvSrophin lit heal. Billy SrhuiMkR, Saattla. Tlm :4S 4. lnd haat. BUIT Bchumalrar. Tlma t:ttl Ovarall wlanara Billy achumakn, in; mca ipnanMMt. r-uyauup. Wash., aid: Frita Hodman. Tilla mook. 3rd. Claaa B Utility lit haat. Hint) Rainka. Salam. Tima 4:St. lnd htat. Ailaa aftffuiar. Salam. Tima S:l).l uveraii minnara Harvay nainka, lit; Hilbart Ptuvoy. Klamath. Calif., lnd: Ailaa Massuiar. Srd. Claaa D UUlitT Ovarall wiruwra. BMte, llmu U.ll. i . .. ..... 9:44.4; Paul Wondrolla. Salam, lnd; Jack 81. Clair. Salam. Jrd. . - .1 ''VTSL. "t'U 55 ' 2nd haat. clay Tax. camaa. wiv Clan A Utility lit hrat. Billv Srhumakrr. Saattla. Tima 7:13.1. lnd haat. Billy Bchumakrr. Tima 3 Ovarall wlnnara Billy Schumakfr, lit; Alar Camaron. Portland. 2nd; John Hall, Salam, Jrd. Claaa D Hydroplane lit haat. Joha Hartley, Coquilla. Tima S SS J. Snd haat. Paul Woodrofla. Salam. Tima ',,.. ,rt. John Hartiay. Jnd; vtl Halaay, T aroma. Wash, 3rd. I Bill Palmar, Dallaa. on pointa, but i winnar on cooiDinad unui l Claaa T Hydroplane let heat, Rockr Stone. Wlllamin. Tima 1:00.1, Znd heat. Rocky Stone, Wtllamlna. Time 0IX Ovarall winner Rocky Stona, let: Paul Woodroffe. Balem, 2nd: John Hartley, Coqulll. Ird. HUlMilntll. nH UlHUv UmI ah point for lnd place, but Woodrofle winner on como.neo iimaa i 4B-lnch Inboarda lat heat. Harry iRyrrlv. Salem. Time S:14.1. lnd Dlmr Hinrick. Camaa. Wank Tlme-HO Overall . winnar-Hirry jverV, g,i,m. lat: Delmer Hlnncka, Camaa. lnd: Marvin Da Ike. S ilent, 1rd-. ill"iyr tn Hinnrk tied . points, out Eyriy winnar on com- binrd llmri.l . Lie-Inch lnbord-let heat. Chuck H'rkwns. Reiievue. wah Tinwj-i m. 5:13.1. Overall winner Churk Mick Una. lit: Bob Guaufaon. Seattle, lnd John Nelaon, Saattla. Ird. tNelam and Beny Sail. Seattle, tied on point. but Ntlaoo winnar an combined timet.) liS-XUJ-Inrh Inboard lt haat. H D. Gill. Wenatchee. Waah. Tima 4:04.1. lnd haat. H. D. Gill. We. natche. Time 4:11. Ovarall wlnneri H. D. GUI, Wenatchee. let; Merle Solland. Vancouver, Wash., lnd: Dixon Vox. Turner, Ird. (Solland and Voa Ued on point, but Solland winnar on combined Umee.) Tul Boat Wlllard Tavtor. Sa lem, lat: Bill carter, aaiem, snt. Tuns atiU runnini. JOCKET SETS RECORD SEATTLE UP. Jockey MerriU Faulkner of Salt Lake City. Utah, rode lix winneri at Longacres track Wednesday ta set a single day record. The Time For Yon GIVE YOU UNTIL juir w YOUR NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNT AND RECEIVE IIUllil Yi-iaiOttiJja H INSURED n- Plvirfenrfi PaiiSemi-Annually, en June JOfli end Dtctmbir 31 Jf SPORTSAVAN'S CAST STREAiMCRS VVITH SPIN-TACKLE WSaPI VOU TMSaOW Mfc. rtciars how orr twiaa st rut wj mm rr aee m laxss AVfaO S, SUMV SSVCRS arTTHOUT usaaa a n.y urax on hkk. Tib 4'of t-i.axTssT LcAonm to Lmai INO AND ADO A MO. C OS) 4 WTMAMCS1 KM TSKXTI, AS, SIC fast SMALL SVWfS SO SAAALL tS. WA STWtAMI. M A MU0 BAU. lO THWOW WS4M.K OrMTIN MOP AT TAJtWT (HOT moo-crmtD, rWLSAUHdt um A you THMOW. MUO BALI. ftMOXS xnooy to BOTTOat. as a few AAMUTCS MUO M9S01.VFC, ) SMS rue then earTaaevB WTTM A awtir-ANp pauwi action. m Juniors Resume Baseball Action a The Salem Junior Baseball B and C League action, idled by the Fourth of July, gets back in stride today with the following games, all starting st I p.m. (won-loss rec ords of esch team in parenthesis): Class C League: Berg's Keizer Market I44 vs. Nameless Market 3-2) at Leslie; Four Corners 2040 Club ll-S vs. Jacksoa Jewelen i2-3 at Barrick No, 2: Dickson Market S-0) vi. Strinke's (3-D it Barrick No. 1; West Salem Lions 2-1 1 vi. Legion Post 134 iS-Oi at West Salem. Four Class B League games ire let for Friday. American League Pint lame: fSl inninnl New York 100 000 104 SO I II I Boa ton SOI SOS Ml II T II I Kucki. Morgan III. Byrne HI. Sturdivant 101 and Bern; Nixon, De lork tsi, Kiely till snd Onlay. Second lame: Naw York SO0 111 SM I 14 I Beaton Oft) 111 OOO 4 S 1 Laraen. Byrne tSI and Barra: Par nail, Kurd III, Donah III and While. Flret came: Kanaal City SflO Mrl 000 III Chleaio 100 100 Olx I I 1 MrMahon. LaSnrda III. Crimen Hi and Giniberg. Thorn pann Hi; Pierre and Lollar. Se-ond seme: Kanaa City 3io or no 1 0 1 Chlraio 000 00! OOO 111 Kellner. Kilmer ill. Shant ITi and Thorn penn. Cinabers ll: Staler. Howell ill. La palm ill and Lollar PI t gam: Cleveland " 000 SOI H I I 1 Detroit SOO 001 003 4 4 I Score. WrtJah III and Megan; Foy tark and Wilaon. Second game: Cleveland ofll 110 OflO III Detroit . 000 00 100 1 4 0 Wynn and Megan: Maaa, Maelereea (7 ( Abel III and Houa. PI rat gam: Baltimore OnS OM 510 I II 1 Waaruniton OH 100 SOx IS IS I Brown. IchmiU ill, rornielei ITI, Wiaht 111 tnd GaaUll: Stnbb. Ramoa ' (Ti. Stewart ill and Courtney. Second lame: Baltimore SOS (1.14 7 11 I ' Waahington 01 120 4 14 Gam called, rain i i C. Johnaon, Parrame III. and, Smith. Grigs. Grebb 41. Wlealtr iSi. and Berberet. jJ U Inl AaUO nAU. JTEi Sx rw,A'w7V'''" ' 8 alLJii i i SEAS iwmnmtmmnmrmift'rv i !tMsaspwsBsjs fe4-it4SSej: yv 1 4 r i O'Connor Wins Pee Dee Race, Sets New Record; Turner 2nd DARLINGTON, S. C. (AV-Pat O Connor. 27 year-old Midwest big ear champion two yean ago, set a new record of 124.183 miles an hour hers Wednesday te win the fourth annual 115,000 Pee Dee 200 mile race for Indiana polls type cars. ' O'Connor, front North Vernon, i lnd.. whs bad the fifth best time ln oualifylng bests, took the lead! after 11 laps and never waa head ed aa he went en la break the previous big car track record of 123 III miles an hour set by the late Manuel Ayulo ia winning the 1H4 event. Jack Turner of Seattle. Wash.. the national midget champion, was second behind O'Connor, and Johnny Boyd of Fresno, Calif., who led the first 11 laos. was third. Flaherty Takes rtBh The caution flag was out only twice as the field af 23 can zoomed around the mile and three-eighthi paved and hiihlv banked oval. Eighteen of the starters finished the race. Then were no serioui mishaps and no injuries. Pat Flaherty of Chicago, driv ing the Zinks Special with which he won the Indianapolis sot this year, finished fifth behind George An Dc er us Angeles snd picked up 300 pointa In his bid for the national championship. Major League LeacIers AMBMCAN LIAGl'B G AB R H Pet. J1I J3S J3S .122 J20 Mantle. N. Y. Maxwell. Det Xuenn. Del. 5knwron. N. Y. Kell, Bait. Nieman. Bait. Tnando. Bait. Vernon. B'a'n Jenaen, B'a'a Minoae. Ch'go n 272 SO 101 SI mo 44 71 S3 231 14 SO M in m St 14 21 S3 U 111 14 SI M IK IS SI J1S .310 SS 101 30 12 JIS OS 21 31 S3 JI4 M SI 49 14 J10 ST 200 34 2 ..110 nnea.n c ive. Horn Runa: Mantle. New York 29: Went, Cleveland II: Berra, New York II; Sieven, Waahington 17; Maxwell, Detroit 10; Bauer. Naw York IS Run Bated Tn: Mentle. New York 11: Werti, Cleveland 00: Simpeon, Kanaaa City 59; Lemon, Washington' 55; Sievera. Wuhington Ii. NATIONAL LKAGl'l G AB n H Pet Bailey, Cln'ti Bnyer. St. L. Bobinaon, Cln'U Aaron, "w ke Moon. St. L. Muaial. St. L. Ashburn. P'h Walla. Ph Clemante. P'h Loot. P'sh 50 175 29 51 .331 73 14 07 PS J27 11 IV M SI 25S 41 OS 148 44 II .311 SI .314 IT J13 M JI2 13 S70 43 11 203 44 SO .307 SS 111 11 .307 SI 194 2S SO .303 S7 240 39 12 J"0 Bank. Chtcaeo II: Home num: Kluaaewaki, Cincinnati SO: Boyer. SI. Loui SO: Snider, Brooklyn IS: Bobin aon, Cincinnati 18 Runa Balled ln: Bnver. St. Lnula S0-. Muaial. Si. Lnula 57: Bank. Chl rao 40: Kluarewnkl. Cincinnati 41; Lons. Plltsbursh 40 1VWL Line Scores Pint game: Wenatrhe Sno MM 0 I I 1 Ipnkan IftO 100 2 S 1 Short led and Lundberf: Weekly and Carlon. Second gam: Wenatrhe nl MA 001 I I 1 Spokane SOI ot nox I 11 1 Lybeck and Lundberi; Round snd Rout. Pint lame) I Trl-Clty 110 81 111 II I Lewlaton - 204 100 I I 11 I Caruso. Kostenuk 111 and Zarl; Dodei. SVhelllrh 2 and Re. I FREE ESTIMATES Ob Floor Csverisp NORRIS-WALKER PAINT COMPANY 1711 FroaJ Phone 4 2211 Cvrrtnt Ml Ul Gl SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION . OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE AT 560 STATE aaWiatayttyW; a. mai i y .ft k iw National League Pint fame: Philadelphia Plltaburgh i 101 4 II I aoa lit Haddix and Lop la; Kline Pace (SI and Shapard. real til. Icand gaaaa: Philaoelohla ana la aan a Plltaburgh ' SOS SOS Six I Hi I I. Millar. B. MllUr 11 N... 171 nd Semlnkk; Mungar. rc (Ii and Shapard. Pint aama: St Loula toa 10S MO 111 Milwaukee Mil SOS 4 S. 1 Dtckaon ' SVhmiill 11 - - J ..w. Conlay, jolly ill, Phillip (S), John eon tsi and It Ira. Second aama! nt Louie SOS SOI ao, ill Milwaukee SOS 00 Ux I I McD.nl!. Wehmeier ill, and Katt. Bmlth Si; Buhl and Bice. - Pint game: Brook ly, SSI 111 321-11 11 1 New York too 000 m III N.'."0b- 0buck ID snd Camp. nail: Gomes. Ridxik 141. UttlalieM (Si. Conauie til and la ml. Mangaa (Si. Waatrua Hi. Second gamer Brooklyn sm fw n 0 I 1 New York ooo oo soi I 1 Dryadal. La nine IS) and Walken Hearn. CHaaom (li, Wllhelm ill, Llllletleld tsi nd Sarni. 1 Pint laane: Chic to gnt Ml 111 II) CtnclnnaU los sol 000 4 J I Buah. Hughe ill Lown tsi and ChiU. McCullough ISI; Powler Pre, nan (Si and Bailey. Second same: Chicago one am mi i s Cincinnati Mo 0O oox 4 11 Jonee and Landrjth; Lawrence and Burg. Tide Table Ttnti roa iapt orcgon (Compiled by 17. a. Cot and Geodetic Survey, Portland. On.) Jl'LY 158 High Waters Tim Hiht 10 51 a m. 4 4 8:41 p.m. 1 5 1148 a m. 4 1 IS S3 p m. IT 11:31 pm. It 1125 pm. 1.7 1:11 p.m. 14 Low Water Tim Height I I ,1 a '21 am. -li 3 28 p m 5 09 a.m. 4 ?S p.m. I 58 a.m. 8 23 p m. I 40 a m. 1:19 p.m. 114 a m. 7:IS p.m. 21 -1 I 21 -21 21 -21 1 I 21 It 12 11 am. 1:38 pjn. 71 51 PRICELESS COMFORT Anyone Con Afford NATURAL GAS is CLEAN SAFE THRIFTY Car Free Isrimafss CiR M53S Salem Htating I Shut Mtt.1 Co. f orningi Katt atAaVeJ At Of JUIY1 '..v3v4l -:- a. - . G. hixon . 114 LONGBHOT PVaBIUTY DavU IUi Baca. j. Cvuiiana D Or, g. 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