lMStc. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tut.,' Aug. 7, '56
Steinke's Truckers Topple
Post 136, 4-2; Dickson's,
Lions, Fields Snare Wins
Steinke's Truckers turned giant-kilW Monday and defeated Amer
ica! Lei Inn Pott 1M, 4-1 to hind the Legion Post only their second
loss ia It Junior Biseball C League garnet. Pay Loy limited the
Uteri to only (our hita in gaining the win over the winningeit team
i
PeeWee-Midget
-: Baseball :-
Monday's results la the Midget J J going Into the bottom of the
League: Eastern League-West Sa-; fourth inning when with two men
Jem Chief 7. West Salem Cubs Q:on base Al Wright blasted out a
Candalarla Cardinals . Leslie Ori- d"bl " home two runs,
olrs f Western League-Highland Sleinke had scored twice In the
Hijackers 13, Barhck Dodgers 2; third on hits by Loren Whitlaker.
Barrick Braves I, Hoover Hornets Loy snd Dave Olson, who drove in
, , - . .the two runs with his single.
Tuesday's games, also In the
"Midget League, art as follows:
Easter League Leslie Yankees
niohnwuiri Piv.li at Leslie and
Uslit Pirate vs. Usli Indians at
Leslie. Western League dinger
Earira vs. Hihland Raider.
A mistake in Monday's Statesman
had th Washington National lead
ing the Pre We Northern League.
The National are In second place
with a 4-1 record while th Barrick
P.th.r ara firat nliri with a
la r.rrl I
B.rrirn Ditr m so tit
M!?J".I t'r"". -t2 VT i,' I
"waiker and XJHoir"" ""'"
Lmh. onoiM m -
Candelam Carta WI !-'. i
Huihe ana Bidwelli , KolD I
III an Dolrial.
W. S.lem Cuba .
W Salem Chiefs
ill 3- s
Chnwa and Zaetrtdfe;
cmiMwr
ana ihaw. .
Hoov.r Hnrnats , St SA I I t
Barrtrk Bravra ant x I I t
INtrhM as Whlttakar; Morgan and
Hard Toppers
Next at Bowl
Th Capital Auta Racinf Asso
ciation' stock hard top are next
ia line for auto racing at Holly
wood Bowl, it was announced
Monday by Valley Sports promo
ter Ron All.
Th CARA. which provided last
weekend's smashing destruction
aeroy ai me dowi, win oiossom
forth with the regulir stock bun
buggie for Saturday' meet
Tim trials get under way at
7:45 p. m., with trophy dash, heat
race and mam events to follow.
Th complete list of car ind
driver will b released by All
later in th week.
'Babe9 Under
SurgeryAgain
GALVESTON, Tex. lit Babe
, 7.Juuv,flhWn,c4flCiV-
Beaiy Hospital nere, underwent
what hospital officials called a
highly successful operation Mon
day nifiht. ...
It waa the second In th last
thre weeks for th famed wo
man athlete.
The officials said th operation '
found an obstruction ia a bowel
and rerouted th intestine. I
George Zaharias, her husband,
aaid th trouble developed five
or six days sgo and that ft was
decided Monday that she must
undergo surgery again.
"It looks lik I got tied for the
tournament lead and have got to
play H off." the Bab said before
she was wheeled to surgery
She was operated on July 1J
to ease the pain in th lower ex
tremities.
Salem Golfers Take
Prizes From Keftltowln
NKSKOWIN (Special Salem
golfers shared in the prizes for
tournament play at Neskowin Golf
Course last week, proprietor Al
Hufmes announced Monday. Helen
McDevitt had low gross score in
competition for women, and Jo
Bobison, Marge W 1 1 s e a, Bert
utoiwi, marge eiiiaa, wn " " imna on oaa pit-
Kanx. Jan Lovelace snd W.ivo'ches. he has shown tremendous S
Tweed tied tor low net. -
Woody Lovelace, Howard Wick-
kind a a d Harry Miller were
among the men who copped prises
during the Men Field Day.
MWiwmi
I
(Cent, fram preceedlsg page!
rhsmp Jack Burke In his Illustrated bonk, "The Natural Way to
Better Colt They're dooterr :
Thetf'U Have the Pro jetton MinUing .
1: Don't try t change yaur swing. Na matter how yon analyse
It, It remains th same eld swing. Resllie (hat and you're on a
merrier way te better golf. . . '
fl Leak (a! Never mind a boat keeping your head dew. 'The
greatest thrill In galf I witching where the bill goes.
I: 'Doa't eenrentrate en slow bsrk swlng or pretty follow
throuih. Pause st the top. think about kitting the bsll properly
' aad lb bark-swing and follow-threagh will take csre of them
selves. 4: Aim st the green, not at the pin. Ye can't hit the pin with
golf ball If yea esa'l hit It with a rifle.
S: rVhee putting. Ignore the wrists snd the follnw-throuih.
' ' Since a putt Is more likely te be jabbed thin stroked under
" pressure anyway, why not leara te be a good jabber? If you
can't beat It, iola IL
(: la executing the trip shot, yoa should try to hit the sand
approximately tw Inches behind the balL This makes the trip
ihot the easiest la golf. Yoa doa't evea hsve te hit the balL
Next time you're buzzing with either member of the SGC brass
section, you might ask him to explain how a gent of Burke's cal
iber can put forth item 1, 2 nd 5. . ,
Fleet Tommy Agosta, one of the best a the Kenatera nine
last year and recently recalled by the pareat Sacramento from
Amarlllo, where he wis hitting a potful, was extremely surpria
ed t being breaght ap te th varsity. But he wis al just a
lad Playing ceaditloa at A mi rill srs said to b very peer.
Tommy wanted t return te the Senators this seaaaa rather thaa
tale th Lear Star Mate. Bat he learned tkal ballgimers
very seldom get t do snoch ether thaa whit their bosses tell
'eat lede.ee
in tn junior naseoau program,
In the other three Clau C garnet
Monday, West Salem Lioni turned
back Jackson Jeweler M, Dick
son' Market drubbed Nameleu
Market 11-4. and Fields Mauler
Service walloped the 20-30 Club,
24-1.
Steinke and Post 13 were tied
A double by Darrell Morgan,
si""' Dimit and a fielders
choice accounted for both Legion
Post runs. "
Th Uon scored five runs In
j coo Inning, for their big tally
towards downing Jackson. Th runs
came off singles by Ed Maeri and
Ralph Shepard and a doubl by
Georg Smith.
For Jackson Tom Greif hit a
doubl and Jim Compton two sin-
CleS.
Bark-to-back triples by Lester
Margoaiaii and Clarence 1 1 re a
wre bl blow tor Dickson In
- ftve - rBirweond Inning- Dewier
Hobbs, Sande Tomllnson and Fred
hit ainelre in the urn
-" --- -- - ,v
nlng. Wsrren Harvey, the winning
:fk , fc
. .... . .
Kicnara waiiew got iwqoi
VimjUw' fiva hila aiwl Hntl
Brown, Mike McKinnoa and John
Shlnn got the rest.
v . . n.rtr.,'fr. kaaa.lnaAd
homer, followed hv another homer
by Curt Anderson, helped Fields'
easy triumph over 20-30 Club. An
derson also had single and dou
ble. Lynn Gettia, who pitched th
one-hit victory,- hit two doubles.
Reggis Shires got the losers' only
hit.
Tuesday' games In th B League
are Truss Oil vs. J's Drive In
Emery's Market at West Salem,
Four Corner Merchant vs. Master
semce Mayons ainarrics vista
Market vs. Salem Rotary at Leslie i
anH l ahkh fnt va Salem I inn. 1
Service Stations at Barrick, Vista
waters Field.
W. -Slm Liana M Oft-S ( I
Jarkana Jawalrra in IT I 1
radanrtcnt and Ktlllcul; Grail and
Stawart. - . - ,
Dtrkann OS SS 11 I 1
Namrlaai 001 SO- 4 S
Harvay, PolU (4), Harvajr II) and
ScRim; Cuaufaon, Snina (4) and
ChaOdoa.
L Ion Post SOS -l 4 1
Suinka'a 001 x 4 I
Btvana and SUInar; Loy and
Frrl.
Flaldi :.. L 4SS S-14 11 1
SO-M Club Oil 1 I
Caltli. Bfllaaua 141 and Bartrulf;
Loaner and Lanmann.
Aaron.Erove
Grimm luglit
NEW YORK - In spring
training this season Charlie
Grimm, then manager c the
wsuke Braves, declared t h t,
nam naian uninueiy waa a
threat to win the National League :
batting title. Aaron has made
Grimm's prophesy look good.
The 22-year-old outfielder, in on
ly his third season with the
Braves, has turned th bailing
race into a runaway by opening
up a It-point gap ever Stan (The
Man) Musial of St. Louis, a six
time winner snd regarded by
n1 " ",he PIvrr . o"1
Aaron, currently boasting a 22-
game hiding streak longest in
the National League this year-
top the circuit with a .344 aver
age, Musial is runnerup at .325
through games of Sunday.
Regarded by Fred Hnney. his
present skipper, as "one of the
greatest natural hitters I've ever
seen," Aaron leads the loop In
most hits and triple and Is well
up in most every other betting
department.
A wrist hitter who admits that
half of his hits com on bsd pit
improvement ever his rookie year
in 1954 when he baited .MO. Aaron
started to come into his own a
year ago and wound up with a
.314 mark.
SPORTS.tAN'S'
PIGEST'
FISHING NYMPHS IN
PONDS, LAKES, ETC.
Lit a fcv-cavt nk
' tO THt BOTTOM AND HTJT "Oft
A COUPLl OS MINUTES. W THt"
AM ANY TROUT OS! BASS NCAA
y tmda may tvt rr ustion
m6iy. vvmsn rr poesrt'T Move,
TMeV LOM CAUTION. THAT'S THC
TIMI TO TWITCH MVMPM UiHT-
lv. i rM waul sTwixa thin,rc
swat wrrM nasTi and twttchcs
tfUSiis-tr" "
I TVU TWrrw-ANO-BAUSt ACT
SAILS,, TBT A JLfia? MANO -TWIST
MTPtlCVC, OS) Rill. N UNI IN A
SlOW. ueMKy ACTION. OS) TRY A
UHMLIM BOO TM LINS IS Mr
TSUtVBO, SLOWty.
Senators Open
With Spokane
(Cent, fram preeeediag M
on (n mound for the Tribe. He
jMdi tht loon in whiffing oppos-
;w (wingers; -with -almost 190
; victlmi- Cide has set down 138
in-!..j i. i- a
!... .Li.t.
m."" -..
While Spokane and Salem are
.'mIm .i it K.r. nth.r aeriM thia
-- "
Eugen at ' Tri-City
w: -
and Yakima at Wenatchee. Start
ing Friday, Salem is at Yakima,
Spokan at Eugen and Lswiston
' Wenatchee.
So it's a mighty big week for
th men of Unci Hugh Luby and
their bid for th second half pen
nant
All kid 12 snd under are In
for "special" tonight also, as
th East Salem Lion Club is
sponsoring th all-free pitch in
the third bate bleachers, and
will have many prize for. the
small fry.
AIl Fre Weqietlay
. , . ,
Everyone is to be in
for free"
Wednesday night, during the
Merchants Night twin bill. That
is, if they have secured-their free
game tickets from any one of the
80-plus merrhsnts who hsv sub
scribed to the project. Over 30,
000 tickets hsv been put out for
the Wednesday special, and ball
club officials are hoping that at
least 1,000 of 'em show up at the
ball park so that the all-tim tiri-
gl night attendance record of
7,890 will be shattered.
Water Field will aeat slightly
nor than 4,000. which means
that all those beyond that level
will be allowed to go onto the
field, behind roped-ofx sections.
nop we hsve em lined up
aiF'atottrBW.nft
completely around the outfield
general manager Hugh Luby
chirped Monday, "ss -we sure
would like to break that record."
Another Junior "B" Laaeu
Mil-'gam this one an .exhibition
will precede theThursday night
aenrs Iinaie, ana Will pul the
Berg's Market team against the
J's Drive-In outfit, starting at
8:30 o'clock.
Shrine Game
Ducats Ready
A block of choice tickets for the
JMh Annual Shrine Hospital Benefit
Ail-Star Football Game at Port
land August IS has been received
by the Salem Shrine Club, and are
available to the public, it was an
nounced Monday.
The tickets -are for seats near
the 40-yard-Iine at Multnomah Sta
dium, and are obtainable at the
First National Bank, from Al
Morris. They are 13 each.
Salem has two nlavers in the
;i,,. , ,w ." . . ,
,r. IVJ?"'0, y"r' bolh tom
South Salrm High. They are Dale
Jones and LaMoyne Mapes.
NWL Line Scores
EuStne SnSOflS S20-IS 114
Trl-Cltjr , too 000 401-10 10 1 j Seattle ' 000 013 00 S J
Oihnrn, Martin S, and Gauthler; I Rearderft? randlni IS) and Mc
Aldrulie, rrancK (7), rerrera 8 j Namara. Balch (Si: Judnon. Ken.
and Zarl. I nedv Hp, Oirkey 1R1 and Avlward.
OCE Eyes Return of Football
Vets for Coming Campaign
OREGON COLLEGE. Monmouth
-tSprcitrl'r-'-t,oach- BiH-iWrftrthur
of the OCE Wolves football team
brgan counting noses this wrrk in
an attempt to determine what he
will have for grid squad the
coming season. Of 2.1 lettermen
off last year's team, McArlhur Is
certain of only nine as returnees
I this particular point.
The nine are ends Doug Zitek
nd Gleason Eakin, tackles Barry:
Adsms and Wayne Osborn, full
heck Krv Garrison, quarterback
Harry Santee, crnter Pat Mc
Manus and halfbacks Larry Buss
rd Don Lumgair.
Definitely lost are guard Paul
Rilry, who graduated: ickle Bill
Jacobson of South Salem High
who dropped from school, quarter
back Charley Harris who is in the
Armed Forces; end Ardcn Drtcr-
Title Table
Tinas roa tan imtoon
(Compiled hr 0. 8 Coail and
Geodetic Survey, Portland, Ore i
Hlh Watett
Time Helfht
Au. ft
I 11 I a m. 11
I SS p.m. SI
8 I OS a m. I S
8 01 p.m. 1.4
Low Watera
Time HeicM
It.
7 01 a.m.
7 OS p.m..
7.41 a.m.
I H pM,
14
i !
S.
s.s i
Mrs. Crothers
Club Medalist
SWGA Opens Annual
' Links Tournament -Mrs.
Morris Crothers and Mrs.
Seth P. Smith tied for medalist
honors Monday in the equality-
ing round as the Salem Women s
Golf Asm. annual rlub champion
ship tournament opened at the
Salem Golf Club.
In the playoff between the two.
Mrs. Crothers won and will lead
the field into the first round of
match plsy action today st SGC.
Twenty-two lsdies will take
part in the tourney which will
wind up with the final round on
Friday. Pslrings are ss follows:
Championship flight Mrs.
Crothers vs. Mrs. Lrland J,
Plank; Mrs. Smith vs. Mrs. Ivan
Marble: Mrs. Charles MrDevitt
vs. Mrs, Werner Brown; wrs. k.
1. MacLoughlin vs. Mrs. R. W.
Kan. '
Second, Fourth Flights
Second flight Mrs. Don Toomb
vs. Mrs. Chester Loe; Mrs. Rot-
coe Wilton vs. Mrs. Robert Pow
ell; Mrs. Merle Titus vs. Mrs.
lame,. McAMnr Mrr.-'Sidney
Hoffman vs. Mrs. Cliff Ellis.
Fourth flight Mrs. Kelly Pet
ers vs. Mrs. Glen Wilbur; Mrs.
Thomas Watson vs. bye; Mrs.
James Hi worth vs. Mrs. Millard
Pekar; Mrs. Richard Chase vs.
bye.
No handicaps will be used in
the championship flight but in
the second snd fourth flights 83
per cent of the difference in
handicaps will be used.
PCC Checks
Athletic Aids
tCeat. fram preceedtag page)
probation, USC and Washington
for two and California for one.
UCLA. I'SC and Washington were
banned from playing In the Rose
Bowl game or sharing in its re
ceipt during the probation pe
riod. ,
All athlete who played football
at UCLA last season were de
clared ineligible for a year. The
same penalty was slapped on 42
football players and two trackmen
at I'SC. About four or five were
expected to lose a year's eligibil
ity at California.
Ead far Sealer
Washington was ordered to dis
cover the identities of those who
received illegal aid and they
would lose a year of eligibility.
The players do not" necessarily
have to sit out the coming sea
son, but could choose a subse
quent one.
In the case of Seniors, however,
their collegiate careers would be
over. Th - Presidents' Council
asked the conference to consider
possible amelioration of the bans
against seniors. Any punishing
against coaches or staff members
Involved was to be taken into con
sideration in the possible lessen
ing of penalties.
Dr. Seaborg was asked, Had
Sidesteps Qaestioa
He replied, "That is the kind of
of a question we won't discuss un
til sfter the final session." '
He said it was his personal feel-
ing there would be no split in the
conference. Some alumni of UCLA
and I'SC have suggested with
drawal of (hose schools.
Conference president Emmett
Moore of Washington State Col
lege said earlier he did not be
lieve there would be sufficient
time during this conference meet
irfy to study a proposal tor liber
alizing aid to athletes.
The PCC allows grants-in-aid to
cover the cost of tuition and fees,
on-campus work in which an ath
lete can earn 175 a month, and
bonafide off-campus Jobs. The I7S
on-campus limit will be increased!
to $100 this fall.
A committee which studied the'
problem reportedly favors a new
plan which would allow the insti
tutions to set up work programs
to cover room and board.
POL. Line Scores
Firat game:
San Dieso ononnoo 0 10
Vancouver , 000 010 X ISO
Rrautt and St. Clair: Duren and
Romano.
Second lame:
San Dieeo Oft.1 mo fton s S 0
Vancouver . OuO 0O0 0OO O S 0
Carmiohael and Aatrnth", Baczew
iki. Hooper (3t and Romano.
SkrrameatA . Onn ftni 170 toll!
ing who will he schnlaslically in
eligibter harfhark t:iaytnn BUM
and fullback Burt Harp who are
also Ineligible, and quarterback
Bill Brown who has transfered to
Brigham Young U.
Five doubtful returnees are
tackle Bill McHcnry, guard Glea
Humnhrev etiarH John l.aiVniin.
talnc. center Lionel Miller and
hairhark Wvman Gomhnrt All .r.
married and their returning is
contingent- upon
this summer.
their earnings
McArthur has not heard from
tackle Larry Smith or end Murvel
Stone and doesn't know whether
Jo count on them or not.
"If the questionable?! come bark
to us," McArthur related, "we'll
have a fairly good ball club, but
it will be only one deep. It will
depend on the seven boys who are
now on the doubtful list," .
Of his 11 potential first stringers
(Zilrk, Elkin, Adams, Osborn,
McHcnry, Humphrey, McManus,
Santee, Buss, Gernhart and Gar
rison), only Santee and Zitek are
single, "knd Zitek became engaged
this summer.
McArthur will call for the open-
Ing of practice sometime in Sep-
temper.
Theyll Do It Every
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A D0ITfyPMONERk5HT WU fMtTT I 1'
Miler Joins
Under-4 Club
(Coat, fram prereediag MI'V
o!J Ibbotson said: "I still think
three miles or the Olympic S.noo
meters is my best distance. The
time amazed me. 1 had done only
Tw6gayTertow-trahiiiiK in a1
fortnight because of ankle and
knee injuries.
His friend, Ian Boyd, was sec
ond in 4:03 J and Ron Delanry of
Ireland, who ran the mile in un
der four minutes In the United
States, where he Is a student at
Villanova, was third in 4:06.4.
The four-minute mile now has
been broken IS fimes by nine men
in . 10- different race. The world
record-bolder is Australia's Jobs
Landy with J: St in Finland on
June 21, 1954.
Owner Backs
Marty Marion
CHICAGO 11 Manager Marty
Marion of the slump-ridden Chi-
"8 wh,ite Sox received a -vote
of confidence Monday from the
club's president, Mrs. Grace R.
Comiskey, . .
V Mrs. Comiskey,' confined to her
home lately because of lameness,
has been, unable to watch the Sox
in person since they swept a four
game home series from the New!
York Yankees In June. , . ... .
But Mrs. Comiskey keeps In :
close contact with the team and
is familiar with every phase of
Its operation. i
Mrs. Comiskey declared: j
"All this talk about changing
managers Is Just s lot of conver
sation. There i absolutely noth-
a change. Marty Marion is doing
S good job.
"All ball clubs go into slumps,
even the New York Yankees (the
Yankees have lost six in a row).
When the Sox slump, everything
seems to go to pieces. However,
they always seem to do better
whenever Billy Pierce pitches.
"I am hopeful that in the final
drive, these players we depend
upon to drive in runs will come
out of their slump."
Suds Pitcher
Leading PCL
SAN FRAXCISOO Elmer
Singleton of Seattle, who has sl-
lowed only 2K2 runs game thus
far in the season, tops Pacific
Coast League pitchers in the
earned run average column in
pitching statistics.
Statistician William J. Weiss
has set 120 innings pitched as the
minimum to qualify.
Singleton has won IS games and
lost S, for an average of .750.
From a percentage standpoint,
Larry Jansen. of Seattle heads the
league with 11 wins, 2 defeats and
an average of .846. Rene Valdcs
of Portland has won IS more
than any other pi'chrr but has
lost R.
The strikeout king of the PCL
is" Dick Drott of Los Angeles, with1
152. He has won 11 and lost I. !
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CINCINNATI im Birdie Teb
betts, Cincinnati Redlrg manager.
said Monday that the veteran Lar
ry Jansen, just obtained from he-
attle, ia the best rigmnanaea
pitcher In the country that we
could get."
He said he thought the farmer
New York Giant hurler 11 won
and 1 lost in the Pacific Coast
Lresue this season will b Just
the mnondsman he needs to slop
such clubs as the National League
leading Milwaukee . Braves. Jan
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leagues since early last season.
Prep Grid Exam
Slated Tonight
The Oregon Schools' Activities
Association's annual football ex
amination and clinic is scheduled
for tonight, at eight o'clock, at
North Salem High School, Room
109. All prospective high school
officials for the 195fl sesson
should be present.
Oden Hswes, secretary of the
0SAA will conduct the meeting.
Similar exams " and clinics are
slated at Eugene Wednesdsy
night and it Corvallis Thursday.
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"Jansen may do it." Tebbetts
said in discussing the peniant
chances of the Cincinnati club.
"He can pitch only one a week,
but he has the stuff and the cour
age." TebbeU Optimistic
Tebbetts was not downhearted
as the Redlegs dropped to third
plac when both Milwaukee and
the world champion Brooklyn club
won double headers Sunday as hi
team was rained out at Philadel
phia. He said he thought the rest
would 'be beneficial. Then he
talked about Gabe Paul, genera!
manager of the club.
"I feel so happy," he aaid, "be
cause Gabe goes after anybody
I think can help the club. This
is the third or fourth time that
Hnha has raarhcwf At Iml.. t
strengthen the dub. He's alwava
on the alert for more strength.
neai Hum Krds
fit's heart warming not onlv to
me' but to every player on (he
team." 1
Tebbetts said he thousht th
three-day rest at All-Star game
time hurt. Cincinnati.
"We we're hot then, but let down
with the vacation." he continued.
"Other teams picked up. But yes
terday's one-day rest the first
in a long time will, I believe,,
give us all the time we need to
get hot again."
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