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Newspaper Page TextThey're Tuning up for All M ' ! 1 awA , , i 4 ' ' W . - J t . IHHAUO tear aackneid saea go vs. Cleveland Brewas game here Illieaay. BMthera Methadiat; Jae All-Slara defeated tke Brewas la Sftnatns'c Salems Whack Klamath 12-4 Fiht Livens Clash; (iluh Move) to Beiul KLAMATH FALLS - (Special' The Salem Senators made up for their IB-5 kiss to the strong Klam ath Kalis Lakers on Tuesday night by taking a lopsided 12-4 victory over the Lakers Wednesday, con cluding the two -game exhibition aeries. T!ie clash was livened by a brief ,ne scv'V,n li,n,"s Hnen Al Shaw. econd baseman from fiianford I'mversity apparently said 1 CADE "NIGHT" FRIDAY Senators pitrhr Jerry Cade Is to be honored with a "night" at u.i.r. vim t-rij,. .h.. .i.m , .11. i aprns a four-game series with - Signed a new pitcher, ,id ir. (see . former V af Idaha star tails aa page 23). Dunn,. Salem, -was on the something to Jack center fielder who middle Bag. Dunn and Shaw start cd to fight and both benches etnp' tied, order was restored before ! iHsmgMiiwtsyiiw - George Hurls Writ Andy iThe iteari George pitched the first five innings and - gave only two hits. Lee Franklin hurle:! the next three and Mel Krause finished up. They held Klamath to seven bingles. two hy Dave Gam- bee who hurlrd Tuesday s win. and twb each hy Ron Owing of Southern Oregon and L!oyd Can ton of the V of California. Frank Szrkula hit another hom er in this one. a 3fi0-footer in the 1 sixth witn iiohody on. azcKuia naa l three hits, and Krause, Dunn. Chutk Kssejian, llnrv Kocpf and Ray Wchster each had two. Krause had two doubles and Fssciian, 1 Franklin and Webster hit triples. ( Krsfrlli Misses Tilt Pilrhers Boh Leopold of Stock- j ton .IC ard W.ill Payne of Stanford , were the victims. Mr. Pino Rest-I elti af the Lasers missed the game : because of the "flu." 1 Salem now moves to Bend for a .Thursday night exhibition there. and returns to Salerno to open a i four-game league series with Wen alchce Friday night. Senators .... 123 011 13012 IS 4 Klamath .. mm 001 030 4 7 7 George, Franklin 6i, Krause 9i and Koepf. Leopold, Payne i3) and Owings. Cascades Nab League Lead The Cascade Meats last nipht took command of the Capital Soft ball Lcague race with an easy 11 -I victory over the Kay Woolens, in one of two games played at Phil lips Field. Keizer Electric won the other contest, 9-J over Western Taper Converting. The Cascades now have won five and lost one, and have but one more game to, play. Sinee Wey are half a game up on the Nn tional Guards and their 5-2 mark, the Cascades have assured them selves of nn worse than a tie fur the No. 1 finish in the race. The (Continued on page 25, rot, I) . Ikrrios, Elorde To Figlit'Aug, 22 SAN FRANCISCO I - Feath erweights Miguel Berrios of Puer to Rico and Flash Elorde of the Philippines will meet in a na tionally televised boxing match at Sin Francisco Garden on Aug.! 2" -Promoter Ronnie ' Ford an- n,'nrnH vvdneiHav. . Last Friday ni':ht Berrios won a unanimnin decision over Kid Palls City 4-0 here in a semiprn Annhunc of Mexico City. On Tues- baseball game Wednesday night, d.iy. Klorde outpointed Davey Gal- as Boh Hulett hurled no-hit ball lnr'rtn of Los Angeles. for five innings and reliefer Jerry The bout, coinciding with the, Clark gave just one safety. Len Republican National Convention. Hampton had two hits lor the win it set lor 10 rounds. 'ocrs. 1 ' - inraagk plays re weaaeuiay siariag araeure If lac eamiag All-star Augast IS. Left U right are Earl Childress, Aabara. aad Htward (Hpalaag Catady, Ohio Slate. The last year's easiest. Off Wlrephte). nfahi&v-i aPfOfc This, that, etc:? L i :y ... Oh to be young again! Craii time Willamette U grid star George Hijackers baseball team in the 'city's Midget League, played and ; practiced for a week with the team before complaining to pop that one of hit arms was sere. ; Pappa George had an X-ray taken 'and In, the, kid had a broken arm U a k.J hb.n ...III .. U . I - attending a bovs1 camnNhe week before . . . Speaking of the junior baseballers, former Salem High ' athlete, Salem Senators pitcher- Catcher, aviator anduto racer Ry Elliott now reaches one of hc Portland "Babe Ruth League' t'!i ""l wsnts to bring it to iinn tm Mill 11C U'-.t.- p;M t. - .. .. I. ai.:i n r iciii mi m nun unr of our Class B outfits . . . Don Porter, the Linfield basketball- bawb" hil "ho Panned to'go into rnachinar next term will have to delay things for a bit. Uncle sam lingered mm me other day and he's to report for induction this month . , . After a rather miserable month with the Tulsa club of the Texas League. Gene Tansefli busted loose with 12 hits and2jafrBm,iat.siariii ais-toMawaaeMifcMtoli 'Ana we lane it you noticed in our early-week. "How They re Doing Elsewhere" feature that Phil Janlze is still leading the Sooner State League in batting with i robust .355 figure . . . Auto racing fans probably won't see bahy-faced veteran Palmer Crowell in action in these parts again this season. He's a midget-driving circuit, and the in a $10,000 program in Chicago look at a michty. good reason why the question. "What's Wrong with Baseball", is being asked these days, when we attended Mon ri.iy night's Portland-Sacramento Coast League game in Portland. Most of the ballcarriers in the art, and particularly those with Sacra mento appeared to be so tired ci it all throughout the game. They seemed to detest the very thought ,were extremely interested in keeping tne press in same pannes just ripht Mnti ran if if their hurt UVv tint mrh "rlaH" fik of athletes in a long time. (,( thing, and we don't blame, show did to- the Multnomah Stadium infield is a crime. The devil himself, using his best torch, couldn't have done a better job on it. , ' The Worm Turn for Eufirne Rail Van Eugene baseball fans are now finding out what the other half lives like, and they're lypiral gu; a and gals in that ley don't like It. Our spies tell us that Bethel Park attendance fell of terribly when the L'mi bejan to lose during the serond half of the Northwest League derby, and lht those hn did lirn out spent considerable time blasting Mgr. Cliff Dapper. The Eugene "faithful" pegged Dapper as a great guy when he won the pea (Continued aa page 26, rol. 2) Senators Move to 2nd As Spokes, Yaks Lose The idle Salm Senators moved into s.coiid place in the North- west League baseball standings Wednesday night ns the Spokane ; Indians lost to Tri-Cily 3-0 'o tumble off the No. 2 rung. The Yakima Bears also lost S-l to' W'enatchee, and Salem is now but l't games behind the loop lead ings Bears. The Lewislon-Kugcne game was rained out last night at Eugene. Dave Kostenuk pitched the -shut- out win over Spokane, giving four Mills. ISHI.V .",1 Ifliin ntiiuit'W tor game at Spokane, as the day wis filled with showers and the ninht air was cold. Tri-Cily put the garne away off K.d Lucllke in the lirst inning on four walks and a single by Tom Perez, good tor two runs. Danny Holden singled 4n the other, in" the tilth. Wenatchee broke a l'l tie at Yakima in the ninth when Herb Anderson , and Phil Marvier doubled, and Don Lundberg singled for two runs. Marvier homered for the first run In th filth, and Yakima's Vince Mot eel hit his 27th homer of the season in the seventh for the only Bears run of the game. "Cowboy Cal" Humphreys SHFRIDAN WINS SHFRIDAN - Special) The Sheridan Lumberjacks defented - Star Clasli e--u- ? ; iv v , J Marrall. Mieklgaa State; Daa Me- Sirnio. 10-vear-oId ion of one and a member of the Highland r ! PALMER CROWELL He's New 1st 'Big Time'. In 27 at bats fiacludlnr S dnuhle moved to the Midwest to join other night won the main event Stadium . . . We had a two-hour of getting their panties soiled. People won't pay to see that sort m : . . And what that ice skating pitched the victory and Don Boenkcr was the thi.'r. Tri-City 200 010 000 J Sookane IKiO onfl ono 0 l nrHiki. Kor.tcntik and Zari; and Rosi. Wenalchee 000 010 002 3 9 0 Yakima ono ono 1001 7 1 Humphreys and Lundberg; Bocnkcr and Neal. Davift Cup Zone Final Spt for poref(t Hiln MILAN. Italy i - The inter 7rnr Davis Cup finals between the t'nilerl Stales and Italy will be played Sent.fi-.ltl al Forest Hills, N. Y., Ciro'AlMi Tolusso, presi dent of the ltnl'an Lawn 'Tennis Federation, said Wednesday. The U. S. first must eliminate Mexico in the American Zone finals at Rye, N. Y., this week end. It would be a mammoth up set if the Mexicans defeat Uncle Sam's veteran squad. Former Michigan Grid Great on Honeymoon DETROIT W William M. (Willie) lleslon. 77," onetime Uni versity of Michigan football great, Is honeymooning following his marriage Satiiaay to the former Sarah E. Williams. 50. Hcslon, a retired Detroit He-, corder'l 'criminal) Court Judge,' scored 92 touchdowns between 1901 to J9M, years of Michigan's; across the river is a ski jump and fabulous point-a-minute te ami jail nther facilities for holding the coached by Fielding H. Yost, winter games. , Droves; . Yankees' Lose H)rcfion$tatesmati wmtwmm sem Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., Aug. 2, '56 (Sec. IV)-23 iMore On the Athletic Mess PCC Prexy Gives Hint Of 'Possible Changes1 PIUXMAN IP There may be the Pacific Coast Conference Professor Moore, who will wield , Monday and Tuesday in Portland, Bilko Blasts Homer-No.46 Bevos, Sacs Raineil; MounticH Top TVinKs Big Steve Bilko, the Los Angeles Angels' prize first sacker smacked his 46th home run of the season Wednesday tq help the Angels take an easy 12-2 victory over the San Francisco Seals in Coast League baseball play. Gale Wade and Gene Mauch also hit for the circuit for the winners. Bilko now needs 13 more homers' in 49 games to beat Tony Lazzeri's PCL record or 60, set in 1923. : The . Sacramento game aj Port land was called off because of rain Wednesday and the clubs are to play a doublcheader Thursday night, with Rene Valdes and Bill Werle to pitch for Portland. Vancouver's Mounties topped Hollywood 6-t as Ryne Duren al lowed four hits and fanned 13 at Vancouver. The Seattlean Diego game was tied at 6-6, in extra innings. San Fran. . 000 ill 000 1 1 0 Los Angeles 006 130 02 12 11 0 Bowsfield. Abernathie 4, Grba (d, Henry (7) and Sullivan. Fodge and Tappe. Hollywood ... 000 100 000 1 4 0 Vancouver ... 100 203 00 I 0 Wade, Sawyer (7) and Kravitz, Hall (7). Duren and Romao. . Cartep-SlugsH Out Ring Win SYRACuW N Y. ( Harold Carter of Linden, N.J., literally punched veteran Bob Satterfield all over the ring Wednesday night, stopping the Chicago boxer in 2:59 of the fifth of a scheduled 10 rounder. Carter weighed 194, Sat terfield 185'. Carter put' his Opponent down three times in the. round to win by the automatic 2-knockdown, in one round rule. The New Jersey youth, punrh ing cleanly despite Satterficld's hang-on strategy was ranked ninth going into the fight. He made It clear he has the slamina to re place the sixth-ranked Satterfield ion the heavyweight ladoVr. It was unanimous all the way for Carter. Both judges, . Paul Cummins and Richie Fazio, the referee,' Teddy Martin, and the Associated Press all had the first four rounds for Carter. Favorites Win In Astoria Co ASTORIA i - Two favorites opened with victories Wednesday as match play started in the mtn-under-40 bracket of the Oregon Coast Golf Championships. Medalist Ralph Dkhler. -playing his home Astoria Golf and Country Club course, was erratic in his 3 and 2 victory over Portland's young David Munro. Dichter won this tournament in 1952. The defending champion. Dusty' Woods of McMinnvillr, dispatched Seattle's Rod Harris, 5 and 4. In other matches, Rob Norquist of Portland needed 19 holes In defeated Wallv Ball of Portland. Norquist, a t'niversily of Oregon gnller, holed a 25-font - downhill putt nn the l!)th as Ball missed a 10-tooter. Riiagian Unveil Huge New Athletic Plant MOSCOW I - A hot contest between the United States and Russia for the 1964 Olympic Games appeared shaping up as the Soviet t'nion showed lf a huge new athletic plant Wednes day. In an area which two years ago was swamps and a stums section the Russians have built a 103.000 scat sttydium with smaller arenas lor other, sporjs. There is nlsn a huye Indoor "Palace of Sport," a big luxury restaurant, M lunch bars, tennis courts, and acres of gardens. Just i said President Emmett B. Moore Wednesday I some changes made. the cavrl when the PCC meets emphasized the "may. He put it this way: "Changes are not Impossible." "I hope this meeting will result in final disposition of the whole Conference mess," Moore added. The faculty representatives who 4-TgFi'atr t h-Xontcteoce-alhJct:. ic circus were ordered by the member college presidents to re icw their punitive ' action against lutr schools. Probation and or fines have been levied against the college quartet . for unpermissive pay ments to athletes. The Univer sity of Washington was shelved for two years, L'CLA for three, then Southern California was thumbed to the bench for two and California got i "paper proba tion" one year. All but California lost the right to win the Conference football championship and play in the Rose Bowl. Washington, L'CLA. and VSC also must sacrifice their Rose Bowl receipts during the pro bationary period about (26.000 (Continued sa page 21, col, 1) NORTHWIST LIAGl'K ' . W I.Pc(. W LPrt. Yakima IS a .MO Ltwfitn 1111 300 SALEM 15 11 .377 Tri-Clty 14 .S4 Spnkant 1.1 10 .SSI Eufeno 1 N MO Wnatrh 14 12 .9.14 Wrdnoaday mulU: At YiUma 1. War.au h 1. At Spokan 4. TrJ-Clty S. At Eugene Lrwlaton (rain). W I. Pet. WT.Prt. Los An( It 43 Ml Porllnd M II .470 Seattle 70 4 ,M Sarram MM .401 Hollvwd an ss S21 in nix Sim 4a Sn Fran 59 SI .474 Vanrouv 49 71 JOS WednrKiay reiulU: At Portland Sarramfnlo (rain). At Lot Anirlaa 12. San rranclaco t. At Vancouver . Hollywood 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE W LPrt. . W LPrt. Nw Yrk S7 3J .S77 Battimr 4 94 .455 Clvland 5S.19 .5S Detroit 49 94 .455 IVuton 54 44 .541 Waahgtn 40 00 .400 CMcain 4S4 .911 Kn. City 39 43 .357 Wednesday reiulti: At Cleveland 6, New York I. At Detroit 4. Bnntnn S. At Chicago X. Wanhlnatnn 1 At Kan sas City s, Baltimore 4. NATIONAL I.EAGl'E W LPrt. W LPrt. Milwuk 57 3S .413 Phlladel 44 9 .464 Clnrlnn 5S 41 .5SS PittaOrg 43 93 .44S Bronkln SS 41 .577 Chirac-! 41 95 .427 St l.nun 4S 47 .5(19 Nw Yrk 34 58 .370 Wednesday renults: At Brooklyn 3, Milwaukee I. At New York 3. Cin cinnati I. At Philadelphia 10. Chicago I. At Piltiburgh 1, St. Loun 4. BERGS if-! OVER $1,500.00 IN FREE PRIZES! FIRST PRIZE: 16 ft. 'Skylark' Cruiser 22 0THIR WONDERFUL PRIZES GET YOUR FREE TICKETS NOW AT ANY OE OUR THREE SALEM LOCATIONS f I Mitchell's Pinch Hit Worth 2-1 Win; Giants Beat Cincy; Williams Leads Boston Nod ' By ED WILKS '- THK ASSOCIATED PRMS Dale Mitchell, making hit first apprarance for Brooklyn, chopped a pinch infield single that scored the tie-breakinK run in the eighth inning to give -the Dodgers a 2-1 victory over National League lead ing Milwaukee Wednesday night. - The victory moved the third place Brooks to within three games of the. Braves, who kept their two-game lead after second place Good Start Dsle Mitchell, above, newly ac quired by the Brooklyn Dodg en, delivered a piack Infield hit Wednesday aigbt to net the Brooks a 2-1 wia aver Milwaa kie la their crucial Natiaaal League game. Big Ten Calls , Weekend Meet By JERRY- I.ISKA CHICAGO on - The Big Ten ruffed by a ' national magazine purported expose of loose confer ence athletic practices, will meet linn sTTnruu lu t-unaiur-i a aiaiiu-a p" nAa (ap tir.nnr.inif KthltA ' through college. Saturday's and Sunday's special session of athletic policy was scheduled long before a story, written for Thursday's issue of Look Magazine, hung a "football scandal" label on Big Ten aid to athletes. , A Conference spokesman, who declined to be identified asserted Wednesday that the Look Item, citing "full ride',' scholarships for football players' and other alleged Irregularities, proved no condem nation of the Big Ten. Tlv.-trfMwesiii..lssibJe Big Ten epee revisions art e - (CMllaaed aa page H. eel. 1) Irish Turn Down Sugar Bowl Meet SOUTH BEND, InJ. I - Notre Dame formally withdrew Wednes day from the Sugar Bowl Basket ball Tournament at New Orleans, Dec, 28-29, because of Louisiana's new racial law. Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, execu tive vice-president, disclosed he wrote Paul De Blanc, president of the New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Assn. that Notre Dame had to quit the tourney in view of the Louisiana law prohibiting athletic contests between white and Negro participants. Notre dame's fresh man cage squad has one Negro candidate. "VACATION ; ' ! ;r ' V 0m f . ' k -V' is!. A 5j"Ta(p'"'. Y ."B' jjaWWsaae 'vrim: rjrrfw tnikM Cincinnati bowed to the New York Giants J-t in a day game. . Mitchell. 35, was picked up from the Cleveland Indians and joined the Dodgers only the ni'jht betore. Ruben Gomet and Marv Cris som combined for a tw'o-hiller against the lledlegs, with Gomez giving up a single before injuring his shoulder in a slide during a two-run New York seventh. The St. Louis Cardinals beat Pittsburgh 4-1 as the Pirates dropped their seventh In a row. Philadelphia defeated the Chicago Cubs 10-1 on a seventh-inning grand-slammer by Willie Jones. The second place Cleveland In-, dians cut New York's American: League bulge to eight games with Bob Lemon scattering ais hits for ; a- 5.1 ,uctoryovr-the Yankees.. Home Runs by Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen gave Boston a M decision over Detroit and Wash ington dumped the Chicago White Sox 6-1 in 10 innings in a pair of dav games. Mitchell just did beat out his chopper to third baseman Ed Mathews, bringing Jackie Robin son in with the run that beat the Braves and Lew Burdette, who struck out 10. ! Duke Snider's home run gave : the Dodgers an early 1-0 lead, but the Braves tied it In the seventh scoring an unearned run after chasing Sal Maglie with three singles: , Clem Labine won ft in relief,' with Roger Craig pitching the (Coaiiaued sa aext page) i ; $200,000 Tag Put on Bilko LOS ANGELES I The Los Angeles baseball club has placed a price tag of "not less than $200,000'' on Stevt Bilko. giant first baseman who is hot in pur suit of Tony Lazzeri's Pacific Coast League record of 00 home runs in a season. Bilko hit his 46th Wednesday. "We are not anxious to sell SteCe. but $200,000 is .the starting point If any major league club uanla taw Ha Kt i bum at atH PraM. ejnia iv mv wiaosan.BOa, avw - Went John JHolland of XYit AnfelsC f' Aider"" i''circumsfancer: Wfff ,' Bilko leave the club ' before, the end of the season." Holland said he had received several inquiries about Bilko but no price was set because Los An geles intends to win the PCL pen nant and Is not interested in part ing with its first baseman this Several major leaguers, itaipn Kiner and Joe Gordon among them, are convinced Bilko can hit major league pitching, now that he has been allowed to use his own natural stance. In his pre vious trip to the majors, the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs tried to make Bilko a pull hitter, whereas he hits to all fields with his normal atsnce. Holland said his $200,000 asking price would involve other players to compensate tor tne ross oi 1 Bilko. SALE II Drawing Friday, August 10th BERGS DOWNTOWN jv.v.iT. fJUijr4Tt I Get Ready for Hunting Hunters, get your kuntirtf gear in sk for S coming seoion! . Check these lew, lew prices! TENTS 10x12 Delme Hindi Rea. 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