Senators Blanked 5-0, Skid Farther From NWL Lead
Jacobs Hurls 6-Hit Victory;
George Set to Hurl Tonight
LKWISTON-fSpeciall-Righthander Jerry Jacobs, a utility infleld
er at the start of the season with the Lewiston Broncs, flipped a six
hitler at the Salem Senators here Tuesday night to take a 5-0 Northwest
League baseball win over the Oregonians. It was Jacob's 9th victory,
Pries Barred
After Ruckus
Squabble Wilh Ump
Hring Suspension
PORTLAND I - A heated
argument over an umpire's ruling
In last Friday night's Wenatchee-Tri-City
game led Tuesday to an
Indefinite suspension of Don Pries,
playing manager of the Tri-City
Braves of the Northwest League.
Jim Fleishman, league presi
dent, announced here that Pries
would be suspended July 28. That
date was picked, Fleishman said,
because Tri-City fan have sched
uled a "night" for Pries July 27.
News accounts of the game
Incident said Pries, incensed over
a ruling by umpire. Jtuss Fisher,
butted the umpire in the rear with
his knee as Fisher bent over to
iweep off home plate. Priest,
ejected from the game, denied he
had kicked or kneed Fisher.
Kicking Not Mentioned
Fleishman said Tuesday that
Fisher's written report on the
Incident said Pries merely kicked
dirt between the umpire's legs as
ne swept the plate, but did not
kick him.
In addition to the suspension
Pries was fined $30, half of which
resulted from another argument
July 18 at Spokane when Pries
charged the Spokane dugout.
Tommy Perez, who was thumbed
long with Pries in the Wenatchee
beef, was fined $15.
Spokane Loses
To Yak Bears
The Spokane Indians were lar
ruped 11-1 by the Yakima Bears
in their Northwest League base
ball fame at Yakima last night,
but the setback failed to knock the
Spokes from the loop lead. They
(till hold It, by four percentage
paints over idlt Wenatchee.
Yakima has climbed to within
fix points of fourth place Salem,
and Lewiston is 11 points behind
second place Wenatchee.
In the other game last night. Tri
City continued to make it rough on
the sinking Eugene Emeralds, win
ning 3-2 at Eugene. The only two
runs Eugene got came via a two
run homer by Cully Deck. , Rich
Scramaglia singled in the winning
run for Tri-City.
Ted Herrera held Spokane to
four hits while the Bears pounded
15 off Carl Rounds and Cbick
Meekins.
Spokane 000 000 4 4
Yakima .. XII 220 orfx II 15 1
Rounds, Meaklns and Rossi, .
Carhn (7i; Herrera and Neat.
Tri-ntv , tun oin nin-s 12 1
F.inrne . noo ono 2002 .1 4
Ka?ek. Kmdftrir (Si aftd Zari;
Hodges and Gauthlrr.
00 MARKED RAMS
LINCOLN, Neb. i -The thief
who stole 900 golf balls from a golf
driving range here may have a
little trouble keeping his secret.
Manager M. L. McKee said each
of the balls was clearly stamped:
"Stolen from Meadow Acres golf
range."
19ili Hole Nevjs
. . . Bv BUNNY MASON
Salem Golf Cluh Professional
And 1.9.56 Oregon Open,, Champion
' Every time some gent who is in the golfing limelight shoots off
his mouth, we can't help but think that golfing success must lead to
paralysis of thought. Even oP Sam Sncad, who most -people have
always felt must be a pretty good sort of a gent because of his
clownish attitude on the links (when te'l playing well, that is), feels
the need to talK without minking once in awnue.
The recent National PGA tournament is a good ex
ample. Sam made the statement that the golf
course on which the tourney was played did not
deserve to be called a golf course ... We wonder
what satisfaction Sam got out of insulting all the
. Canton Club members in such a manner. If it
weren't for golf, Sam Snead might be still up in the
Virginia hills dodging revenuers, instead of insulting
people who pay for the privilege of seeing him swat
a little, white ball. Coming from a man who has
made million dollars at the game, it seems rather
silly that he'd criticize the. very thing that has
Ml Ba4a Vtim frMiVt
" Bunny Maaon
"Doc" Langdoe had himself n banner week this past week.
He scared a "2" on the lough four-par No. 4 hole, by holing out
a 7-iron shot across the water. Ere Kay holds a record en that
hole which will stand for a good long time, we're sure. Ere has
had three deuces on No. 4 , . . Getting back lo Langdoe, he '
helped accent his big week by sroring a fine 76 at the Portland
Golf Club In the Oregon Seniors' Sweepstakes, to lead a Inrge
group of local entries . . . Some of the local talent had a bit of
trouble an the tight Portland layout. Anyone who would play
golf In 106-degree weather is apt lo hare some kind of trouble . . .
Glen Lengren practically leveled tome of the holes In hit round,
ad reported only that he won the lore-drive contest for the
graadpappy group. (Rumor has K that the old battler wai aver
M for the first time In many years) . . . Howard Wlcklund,
Millard Pekar and Med Ingram fell la pretly much the aama ,
category, with Ingram running Into a grand "eleven" on one
of the holes. It was the same one on which we ran up a spark
ling "eleven" during the Western Open last summer . . .
The Oregon State Seniors' Championship is mining up next month
at nearby Tualatin Golf Club, and is sure to pull a large group from
Salem ...
We'll Have Fiither-Son Tourney Here Too
The Stale Father and Son Tournament at Lake Oswego Country
Club has pulled so many entries from Salem that we've decided
to havt a local tourney of this kind. Anyone who livei in the im-
(Cant. pal 1
1 ,
I against 3 losses, and he fanned 10
Senators while getting it
The win was the second straight
for the Broncs in the series. They
knocked Salem from the league
lead Monday night, and Tuesday
night climbed right on by the fait
ering visitors in the standings, Sa
lem is now fourth.
Osburn Hits Homer
Salem lost the Tuesday game on
the very first pitch by rookie Ar-
lie Alderman. Shortstop Doug Os
burn socked Alderman s first pitch
for a home run. A walk and two
singles made it 2-0 in the fifth.
Then in the seventh Mgr. 1 1 ill is
Layne doubled, Gene Klingler sin
gled and Mike Donahue hit a sa
crifice fly for a 3-0 lead. Three
walks and Klingler's single netted
two final runs in the eighth.
Alderman gave seven hits, fan
ned four and walked four.
Dunn Thrown Out
The closest Salem came to scor
ing was in the first when Met
Krause singled, was forced at sec
ond by Jack Dunn; Chuck Esse
gian walked and Russ Rosburg
singled to left. Dunn was thrown
out at the plate by Merrill Schrl
ich in trying to score. Dunn was
later cut down while trying to
stretch a single into a double also.
Krause and Ray Webster each
had two hits. Pete Brady, who hit
a perfect 5-for-5 Monday night,
went 0-4 in the Tuesday game.
. Neither side made an error. The
loss was Alderman's seventh,
against four wins.
In Wednesday's game Andy (The
Bear) George 111-31 will try to
stop the Senator streak and head
them back toward the loop lead.
More Woe
Salem () (S) Lewiston
BRHE BRHC
Krauw.l 4 0 10 Oiburn i 4 110
Brady.! 4 0 0 0 JoJhaJ 3 10 0
Dunn.m 9 0 1 OShmldt.r 3 110
Esein.l 3 0 0 0 Schelch.l 4 0 0 0
Roinri.l 3 0 10 Lavne.3 3 110
Szekla.r 4 0 0 0 Klnglr.m 3 110
Kins. I i 0 0 0 Keefe.t 3 0 1 0
WebMr.i 3 0 3 0 Dnhue.e 3 0 10
Aldmn.p 3 0 0 0 JJacbl.p 3 0 0 0
Total
29 0 0 Total
28 5 7 0
Salem
lwlcton
,... ono ono ono n t 8
..... 100 010 12" 7 0
n 'ah h h r.n sobr
Alderman 2S 7 S ft 4 4
Jac-obi t , 0 10 4
Winner Jacobs (0-3). Loser
Alderman 14-71. Left Salem . Lew
iston S. HH Osburn: 2B Webster,
Lavne. RBI Otburn. Donahue. 3.
Klinfler 2. Keefe (Bl, Donahue
ri. SB Joe Jacobs. DP Jerry
Jacobs to Otburn, Brady to Krauie
to Roiburg. T 1:93. U Amnion and
riiher. A OS.
Senator Swat
AB H 2B SB HB KBIPrt.
Dunn
F.ssegian
Rosburf
Brady ...
278
191
SO
27
82
270
28.1
..289
.Ml
.329
.111
Kind
Szekula .
,2M
.241
.2.14
.2S8
.2.18
.JU
Krause .
Webster
Koepf
202
Laurien .. 23
Pitching:
i IP
94
HW'l
87',
89
m'i
lsi
8.1' i
12'j,
WtSOBS ER
Walsh .....IS
George .. 18
Dalv 28
Alderman 20
Cade 28
Satalich .. 21
Kini! 14
Krause 3
80
3 S3
2 18
7 37
9 115
10 88
8 38
2 10
WHERE ANTELOPE ROAM
BISMARCK. N.D. i North
Dakota has established antelope in
a sixth new area. Forty-nine an
telope were trapped in the south
western corner of the state and
moved into the northwest corner.
It marked the first time stock was
taken from within the state for
planting. Earlier plants were
made with antelope from Montana.
1
r
a 3)rejjonitatesmati
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., July 25, '56 (Sec. II)-9
Tacoma Divoter Tops
Eugene Play; Salem's
Prall in Third Place
EUGENE, Ore. im Defending
champion Ockie Eliason, long
driving Tacoma pro, shot 69
Tuesday for a two-stroke midpoint
lead in , the Northwest Open Golf
Championship at Eugene Country
Club. .
An early finished Eliason's two
day card of 138 held up as the
Doing
Well
Bob Prall, above, yranf Salem
amateur playing la the enrrral
Northwest Open self ehampU
hip at Eugene, Tuesday carded
Tt to gt along with his W af
Monday, and hold! down third
place In the meet.
Beavers Nose
Padres, 3-2
BAN DIEGO, Calif. - Home
runs by Jack Littrell and Eddie
Basinski enabled Portland to edge
San Diego, 3-2, in a Pacific Coast
League game Tuesday night. Bob
Darnell went the distance for
Portland pitched his Uth mound
victory against seven defeats. Ed
die Erautt, who was relieved in
the eighth, was the loser.
In other games in the PCL, the
Los Angeles Angels nipped Sacra
mento 7-6 in 10 innings; Hollywood
turned back Vancouver 7-3 as Bob
Carver raked his fourth straight
hill win: and the San Francisco
Seals suffered their sixth straight
los; as Seattle won 5-4.
The box score:
Portland (.1) (!(San !lee;
H R H O BRHO
Merin.rf 4 0 14 Fdrf.2b S 8 2 3
Yoti.2h 4 0 0 3 Usher.rf 4 0
Mrqur.lf 4 0 13 Rohan -f 18 0
Rknw.rf 4 112 Rapp.lf 4 1 3
Mikln.lb 4 0 018 Kar.ak.Sb 4 1 2
Lltrel.it 2 110 Suler.lb 3 0 0
Calrtrn.e 3 0 1 S St ('Ire r 4 Oil
Bankt.Sb 3 13 0 Mersn.sl 3 8 0
Drnell.p 10 0 1 Erautt. p I 01
a-Unhrd 10 0
Hngkns.p 10 0
Totals 32 I I 27 Total! 39 S I 37
-Grounded out for Erautt In 7th.
Portland . , oofl 000 300 3
San Diefo 000 010 010 t
E Littrell. RBI Meraon. Littrell
i. Bailnskl, St. Clair. 2B Kaiak 2.
Rorkowskl, St. Claire. HR Littrell.
Bailnskl. Left Portland 2: San Dtef o
10. BB Darnell 3, Erautt 1. SO
Darnell 4, Erautt . Hoskini 1. HO
Darnell I In , Erautt In 7, Hoakini
0 In 2. R-ER Darnell 3-2, Erautt 3-3.
Ho.klnae 0-0. W Darnell (11-7). L
Erautt (7-141. U Somen, Orr and
Mutart. A-1.177. T-1:S. ,
STl DIOl'S ATHLETES
EAST LANSING. Mich. UJI A
comparative academic report for
Michigan State intercollegiate
teams shows that the athletes out
performed the average male
undergraduate in the classroom.
(f .i
Curtis-Lenz Combo Lift
Tag Title in Armory Go
The team of Bulldog Bud Curtis
and Henry (Golden Boy) Lent pull
ed a major surprise last night at
the Armory, They topped the Dono
van Brothers Doug and Red for
the latter's Northwest tag team
championship. This is something
no other duct has been able to do
in months.
And oddly enough, the customers
were sorry to see it happen. After
all the mayhem the Donovans have
been in from time to time here,
with fans as well as rasslers, it
was felt that the Curtis-Lent team
would be the people's choice. But
it wasn't. Most of the clients were
pulling for the Donovans.
Doug got the first fall, wilh knee
lifts to.Lenx' suntanned tummy,
and an eventual jack-knife hold. In
No. 2, both Curtis and Lcni took
turns roughing up Doug before
Lcnz ended it with a crushing full
nelson.
Young Red Donovan was holding
up that team with his rallies, but
he was the victim in the third
fall when he got tangled up in
the Cortls-Leni corner, was belted
large medal play .field competed
to qualify for the final 30 holes
on Wednesday.
The first-round leader, powerful
Rod Funseth of Spokane, slipped
to a 74 Tuesday after his opening
sub-par round of 66 Monday.
University of Oregon golfer from
Salem, Bob Prall, was in third
place with rounds of 69-72141
Duke Mathews, Eugene pro, shot
a 72 for a mid-point total of 143,
Sixty-four players qualified for
Wednesday's long final. It took a
score of ISA or less to qualify.
Condoa Sli Back
Six stroke back of the leader
at 144 were Chuck Congdon, of
Tacoma, and Yakima's Joe Greer.
Each had identical rounds of 72-72.
Three players tied at 145 Eddie
Draper, Seattle professional, 73-72;
Al Williams. Medford, Ore., pro,
74-71; and Harvey Hixon, Eugene
pro, 71-74.
Eliason, now in good position
for top money of (800, was the
only player to break 70 in Tues
day i round. Wind carried many
shots and the course had been
opened to its full length of I.SOO
yards.
The 13-year-old Eliason, who
won the open last year at Walla
Walla, twice chipped in birdies to
overtake Funseth. The Spokane
youth faded on the back nine for
his two-over-par 74 and 140 total.
Other leading qualifiers:
John Hoetmer, Seattle, 73-73
146.
a John Prince, Eugene, 73-74
147.
a Sid Milligan, Eugene, 74-73
147.
a Skip Nagler, Eugene, 73-74
147.
Bunny Mason, "Salem, 71-76147
Vera Martin, Corvsllis, 71-82
154.
Denotes amateur.
Major League
Leaders
NATIONAL LEAGUf
G AR
Pel.
Aaron. Milwau 84
MuilaL St. L. 89
Bailey, Cinn. 70
Royer. St. Loull 89
Furlllo. Brklyn 85
Moon. St. Loui! 83
Robinson. Clnn. 89
328
138
228
335
289
302
320
273
308
3.18
284
111
113
7
114
92
92
M
82
92
100
84
.3.18
.3.H
.338
.321
.319
.309
.300
Clemente. Pitta. SO
Snider, Brklyn 88
.300
.299
.298
.298
Banka, Chirafo 88
Wall!, Pitta. 84
Home runs: Kluszewskl, Cincinnati
24; Snldrr. Brooklyn 23; Banka. Chi
cago 22: Robinson. Cincinnati 21;-Ad-cork.
Milwaukee 21.
Rum batted In: Mutial, St. Loull
73; Boyer. St. Louie 87: Kluarewskl,
Cinrinnatl S3: Adrock, Milwaukee 81;
Lon. Pittsburgh 00.
AMERICAN l.EAfU'R
O AB
Pet.
.388
.351
.381
.3.11
.325
.319
.311
.311
.307
.308
Mantle. . N. Y. 87
318
319
278
248
Kuenn. Detroit 82
Maxwell. Det. 81
Vernon. Boston 70
Kell, Bait. 73
Niemna. Bait. 70
252 33
2.18 35
299 80
244 40
349 82
333 43
MrDoua d. N. Y. 79
Skowron. N. Y. 73
Plersall, Bolton 90
Jensen, Boston 87
Home rum: Mantle, New York 32:
Werti, Cleveland 23; Bauer, New
York IS; Maxwell. Detroit IS: Berra.
New York 18; Sieven, Washington
18.
Runs batted In: Mantle. New York
82: Werti. Cleveland 78: Kallne. De
troit 87; Simpson, Xanaao City 07;
Lemon, Washington 82.
Matthew Due
Back Aim. 10
SPOKANE I - Harry (Kid)
Matthews, Seattle heavyweight, is
on the comeback road again after
signing to meet Harley Breshears
of Parma, Idaho, in a 10-round
bout in Pasco Aug. 10. Ted Walk
er, Breshears' manager, made the
announcement here Tuesday.'
about considerably and fell Into
Curtis' gorilla-clutch hold for the
clincher.
The juhliant Curtis and Leni
snatched up the title trophy and
then attempted to make a speech
over the public address system,
Booing by the crowd drowned 'em
out. ,
Injun "Black Hawk'' won his
mix with Tony Borne, by using
tomahawk chops and an Indian
death lock hold, the only fall in
the match. The fans were all for
the popular Redskin.
And in the opener Horbie Free
man got a bit rough and subdued
Alvaro Velazro wilh a full nelson
for the win. The latter was sub
bing for Johnny Vance, the referee-wrestler
who got into the
hassle with the fans a week ago
here. Hp didn't show up last night,
and perhaps It's a good thing he
didn't. City police showed up with
a warrant for his arrest, same!
originated by the woman f Vance
allegedly hit during the post
mitch fracas last week.
Braves
CANTON, Mass Jack Burka Jr
1 ' . ' i
h' - A " - . V'' I
t I ry. Tk '
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third fairway In morning round af final match with Ted tvrou oi ri. uiuaeroaie, join na
tional PGA Championship at Blue Hill Country Club Tuesday. Burks came from behind to win
the title by a S and 2 margin. (AF Wlrephoto to The Statesman).
Burke Captures PGA Championship
Louis Aware
Heart Ailing
NEW YORK IA1 Mrs. Joe
Louis said Tuesday the former
heavyweight boxing champion had
known for a month something was
wrong with his heart, although at
first he suspected he was suffer
ing from an injured rib.
Louis, now a professional wres
tier, was denied a license by the
Illinois Athletic Commission when
a commission doctor reported
Monday the one-time Brown
Bomber has a damaged heart.
When Louis first felt the pain
in his chest, he visited a Detroit
doctor and learned it was his
heart, Mrs. Louis said before her
departure for Chicago to Join her
husband.
She said that after the Chicago
announcement Louis had trie-
phoned her and told her he prob
able would quit the -mat sport. He
wrestled twice, she said, after
learning in Detroit that it was his
heart, not his ribs, that caused
his pain.
In Dayton, Ohio, officials sajd
Louis informed them by telephone
he was cancelling a wrestling
bout scheduled for Tuesday night.
American League
New York 200 002 010 1 11
Chlrann 202 0O0 34 11 14 0
sturd vant. Mruermou m ana
Berra; Pierce and Lollar.
Washington ..,.. noo ooo 000- 8 S x
Cleveland 020 011 OT'-ll 12 0
Stewart. Bverlv is . wiesier m
and Courtney; Garcia and Hesan.
Boston 100 000 002 3 7 1
Kansas City 000 010 100- 2 7 0
Parne II. Del or k isit ana wnue
Bumette and Thompson.
First same: '
Baltimore Sit 000 02O 7 11 1
Detroit 10S 212 on I 14 S
Johnson, Martin (.11. Fornlfles l.tl.i
Palira 181, Srhmiti 111 and Trlandos; :
Foytack. Cromek (3) and House. j
Serond game; '
Baltimore 810 One 320 It 13
Detroit 01)0 401 000 8 10 2
Ferrarese, Zuverink (2i, Loes Ml,,
Brown (71 and Smith; Miller. Fov-1
tark 2), Masterson (.1), Lary 171,:
Aher (4i, Carver (S) and Wllaon, I
House (4.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Pot
Spokane ..8 8 .818 Yakima t 7 .883
Wenatch 11 7 .811 Tri-City . 8 8.387
Lwston - 8 .800 luiene S 18 .238
SALEM .11 8 .879
Tueadav results: At Lewiston 8
Salem 0. At Yakima 11, Spokane 1.
At Eugene 1, Tri-City 3.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W L PH. W L Pet
L Anirla 88 42 .818 Sacmnto SO 88.472
Seattle 89 43.802 Sn De(o 80 D9 .439
Hllvwd . 88 81 323 San Fran 49 39 4.18
Portlnd 51 88 .477 Vanrovr 42 88 .389
Tuesday results: At Sin , Dieso 2.
Portland 3; At San Francisco 4.
Seattle 5: At Hollywood 7. Vancou
ver 3; At Sacramento 8, Lo Arureles
(10 Inn.).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. W t. Pet.
Mllwkee 84 37 .828 Plttsheh 41 48 .471
Clnnatl 92 37 .984 Phlladf 1 41 49 .498
Brklyn 42 38 .997 Chlraio .19 47 .49.1
SI Louis 42 48 .477 N. York 31 83.389
Tuesday ! result! : At New York 3.
Milwaukee 4; At Brooklyn 10. Cin
cinnati 5: At Philadelphia St.
Louis 3; At Plttahursh 8. Chlcajo 3.
AMEHICAN LEAGUE
W L Prt. .W L Pet.
N York 81 30 .879 Balmort 41 49 .498
Cleland 81 87 .880' Detroit 40 80 .444
Boston 80 39 .882 Washton 38 98 .391
Chlcajo 48 40 .9.13 K City 33 67 .387
Tuesday result: At Cleveland II,
Washington 0; At Chlraio II, New
York 5: At Kansas City 2, Boston 2;
At Detroit S-t. Baltimore 7-11.
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Kroll Loses
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CANTON, Mass. UK Stretch-
runner Jack Burke Jr., turned a
frosty putter into a .blade of blai
ing steel Tuesday for a comeback
S and 1 victory over Ted Kroll
which added the Professional
Golfers Assn. titla to his Masters
championship.
The boyish-looking, S3 year-old
Houston pro became the second
man to bracket these two major
championships in a single year.
Sam Snead won the PGA and the
Masters in 1949.
Three down through the 19th
hole after missing four putts of
four feet and under. Burke went
on a nirme Dinge on me irom
nine of the afternoon round to
crack the iron spirit of the stocky
ex-infantry sergeant from Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
Birdie String
The new champion nailed five
birdies in six holes, starting at
the 30th, and four birdies in a row
- from the 24th through the Sflth.
(Cent, aa page It. eel. I)
SPORTIMC
COODt
Redlegs Licked by Dodgers;
Chisox Slice Yankee Margin
By THE ASSOCIATED PRKSS
Johnny Logan's two-out ' home
run in the ninth inning lifted Mil
waukee to a 4-3 virtory over the
New York Giants Tuesday night
and padded the Braves' National
League to 3'i games over the
runnerup Cincinnati Redlegs, who
were walloped by the third-place
Brooklyn Dodgers 10-S.
Sandy Amoros drove In five
Dodger runs with a pair of triples
and Duke Snider socked his 22nd
and 23rd homers for three runs
as Brooklyn rocked the Redlegs
and sent the Braves into the wid
est first-place margin enjoyed by
any of the NL Contenders this
season.
The Braves now have won three
straight and 13 of their last 15.
Philadelphia knocked the St.
Louis Cardinals 7-3 and the Pitts
burgh Pirates defeated the Chi
cago Cubs t-2.
Cleveland Wins
In the American, third-place
Chicago White Sox trimmed the
New York Yankees' lead to 8'
games with an 11-3 victory while
the runnerup Cleveland Indians
were mauling Washington 11-0.
Detroit split a twi-night pair with
Baltimore, winning -7, then los
ing 11-5. Boston nipped Kansas
City 3-2 on Mickey Vernon's hom
er with one on in the ninth.
There was no trouble whatso
ever between the Braves and New
York righthander Ruben Gomel.
who had tangled with Milwaukee
first baseman Joe Adcock in that
hit-and-run rumpus of last Tues
day. Making his first appearance
since the lifting of his three-day
suspension resulting from the Mil
waukee melee, Gomes took a four
hitter and a 3-2 lead into the ninth.
Then Hank Aaron tripled and
scored on a doubleplay after Ad
cock had walked. Logan then
broke it up with his home run,
handing Warren Spahn his 10th
victory and fifth over the
last-place Giants. New York, los
ing six in a row and 15 of the last
73 Countries
In Olympics
MELBOURNE - The num
ber of countries which have ac
cepted invitations to compete ia
the Olympic Games Nov. 22-Dee
I remained at 73 Tuesday al
though Iceland and Uganda were
announced as new accepts. The
same announcement also told of
the withdrawals by Peru and the
uoia coast.
The 73 total Is a record. The
previous high was S9 countries
for the games at Helsinki four
years ago.
6lh Army Skeet
Shoot Scheduled
SEATTLE W) Thirty-seven
scattcrgun experts from eight
Army installations will compete
here Thursday and Friday in the
6th Army championship skeet
shoot.
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