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Newspaper Page TextSolons Dump Eugene Twice ! f i) y .WCTW Beds Extend String to 12 Braves Cop Two; Yanks, Chisox Win Oregon o statesman By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cincinnati tied iu modern club' refAert hv mnnina ifa streak to li games Sunday to re Statesman, Salnn, Ore., Mon., May 13, 57 (Sec II -9 min in a first-place tie with Mil- " " waukee in the National League s i 11 . .5 Each team swept doubleveaders Ms? OAS 01 VV CSt LOaSlf . . . f-v. .. i. . .. u i.w1 i wns..:. iiuug iu ns one-nail M"M edge over New York in the American Leagu by whrpprng Detroit S-4 on two homers bv Urry Doby and one bv Wall Dropo Yankee homers accounted fur all the runs in a 4- vic tory over Baltimore Andy farcy hit two and Mantle one his first at Bal BOWLING! Hits & Bits y Bob Schwartz All-star tea mi arc something we have written sbout in the pait. A bif fault with any all star (election u the leaving out of ao many people that should be included. With this thought in mind wt respectfully submit our 1957 Statesman Bowling All stars'' and hop w don't make loo many people mad at us ... . We have picked five men and five women whom we believe fill the bill. Some of them are not high average bowlers, but the litre and effort spent making bowling a better aport has marked them as "all stars" and makes them deserving of a place on the team. The captain of the mens team is further honored by being named "Mr. Bowling" and the women's captain, "Mrs. Bowling." Here goes .... -MIS. BOWUNG" Aaaaag the wesaea haulers; ( Salea there la m wise caa be eeaat ed an la give yea a band when It's weeded. This gal is the matter af three rhlldrea and atill finds time ta bawl. She's LH1 xmcTZ. DICK PHIPPS tar at tba YMCA and n the . at,tgaln areaideat af the The Bowlfrt Friend KWBA. Her leagae average is 15 aad this season she set aa all time recard far Salem wesaea wltb a 7 series. Oar hat Is aI la BARB SMITH, Mrs. Bawling far 17 . . . . Close Race in NWC . . . Htrri IV..- Williamette Host to LC In Crucial Tilt Today The Northwest Oonlcrene baseball Bramble heading down the home stretch with the championship riding on every game, resumes today I with three games ; Willamette and Lewis k Clark will break a second place lie In a " " ' contest at Bush Park, starting at Prep Bisebill Viks Slated At Lebanon 2 30 hath club, a half game be hind league leading College of Idaho, has a 7 5 record and two Karnes remaining after todays t lash In the other two games today. College of Idaho, tit' will be in 0ney, A True Sportsimn "MR. BOWLING" As with the women, one man Hands out as a true all-star. He's tha secretary for three leagues tnd handles the chore very ell. He s not esactly a newcomer to bowling with some 20 years esperience Married and the father of a boy with the same name, his bowling has caused "Dotty" to take to the alley in self defense He parks a 182 average in one league and ha been flirting with the '700' series mark the past few weeks Jack Olaey, a true sportsman and our choice for 1937 s Mr. Bowling WILMA CLARK Wilma has been bowling for 1 years and this year has a combined average of about 100 She is married and the mother of three children, all boys The oldest. Doug, has taken up the gam and is considered to be a "comer " Wilma has worked hard and was to b the women s slate secretary If talem had been awardej the meet nait year .... ANN THRISH Here Is saataer bawling veleriB af II years wba's average (14) Is aat ssaaag tba largest, bat wba bas spent i lat f time warklag far bawling. Ana Is married aad bas twa glrh aad a bay. She steads bar time daring the day warklag far lb Sales Rrbaal District 8be It the aatgalng aresideat af the Cherry City Tharsday night leagae .... GEORGIA MOEN Ceo. is considered a newcomer ss she hss only about five years of league bowling, but is one of the better female bowlers of Salem and mighty tough to heat when shooting for cold -cash She has only a IM average this year, but bowled part of the season wvtb ber neck in a cast .... Ctssie, The Top ferrule CASSIE BAIN Hare is the top female howler in the city thia year and th city women's all-event title holder Cassie has a 177 average In one league snd had proved she ran bowl in fast company, aa soma of the men have found nut Sh has bowled four years, sandwiched around a three year layoff Mar ried and tha mother of a girl and boy. sh spends her days (Coat, aagt II. rat. t) Yakima Takes Twin Bill To Gain First in NWL VsKIMA. May 11 f - Yakima t won a day night Northwest League baseball doubleheader here today I defeating Lewis! on in a wild light contest IS-I after taking a 7- vic tory in th afternoon content LewistMi's defense fell apart In the seventh and eighth innings af the night contest and the Bears scored seven runs, enly ana af which was earned. Three horn runs were hit la the Bight gam and an ii th day gam Tonny Carmitzn, Yaki ma s catcher, accauerted far tw of his team's four Grit-inning nms tonight with a homer Vine Mot--i homered with tw on in th wild frv-rvn eighth. Lrwutoa s manager Wiltts lane, harrier H for th Branca with an aa ia th ninth la th afternoon contest rookie pitcher Dannv Miller, a" Paiut la dian from California, pitched twa hit hall Yakima sewed the gam up in the thrd when Chuck ETsoti tripled with two men on and fame home on Herman Lewis' single I .ruw.n . i n ano t Yakima S03 mo rf-i i s noulev Hell 'Si and PlnrnmBfi. Miller arwt Cannltt" I Sjernnd I Lewinnn . W dl m S II S Yaklms . IS II 11 IS Uialtke. Kellv Hi an Carlnn. In rtfht ana Cafmiztn KENNEWICK. Msy 11 -Tom Gibson, on option to Wenal che from Seattle of the Pacific laaat Leagwe. scattered five hits today as Wenatchee scored a J a Northwest Lago baseball vic tory aver Tri-City her Only on Brave went beyond second baa. That was la th sec ond Imnnc when Milt Marten taught on af Gibson's pitches for a singh and sent Dan HoHea ta third That was th closest Tri CHy cam to scoring Wntr aia ttw sna. 1 I Trl rt, w one oiav a s I Cirnnri aixl UilWiHert Heal III. nimaino i an Msnns. This is the big week for some of the prep baseball squads in the ara. the last on for most of the rest The District 8 A 1, Capital Con ference. Willamette Valley, Ya wama and Marion B League title derbies are scheduled to end dur ing the week, with all hut the B A 1 slated to hit the finish line on Tuesday. The 8 A 1 romp clos es Kriday North Salem High's Vikings, now a half game behind Albany in th run for the title, today play at Lebanon in a makeup clash, one that will put Rill Ha nauska's Salems into a tie with Albany if they can beat the W ar riors Bath Home Tuesday Tuesdy s schedule in I A 1 has Lebanon at South Salem, Curval lis at North Salem and Sweet Home at Alhanv On Kndv it's Corvallis at South Salem. North Salem at Sweet Home and Leba non at Albanv Capital Conference finals Tuev day put Serra Catholic at Orvais. Mt Angel as Cascade, W'oodburn at Si I vert on in the big one that will decide the championship, and Stay ton at North Marion Sublimity has already put the clincher on the Marion R crown and isn't scheduled Tuesday San (jam is to play at Cnllnn. Jeffer son at Valsetz and Scin at Kails City in that loop's final round Yawama Finals Philomath snd Banks are hot after the Yawama title and on Tuesday the final round rails for Amity to play at Banks. Yamhill at Dayton, Sheridan at Sherwood and Willamina here at Salem Ara demv WVL finals on Tuesday find Dallas at frtarada. Central Hi at Canby and Mnlalla at Sandv Cen tral Hi'l Panthers loom as poten tial rhatnps. Tuesday's Junior High league games put the Cards opposite the Blues at Parrish and the Grays against the Golds at Isshc The Cards are rurrently running off with the championship in this rac. MlBTNSrST (isrsauNi I W I. P, ! W 1. Pel ('Idaho 7 4 SMI Infield S S VS Hum 7 i SIU Parllll 4 S J0 L I Urk 1 I M3 Wnltmn 4 S JOB 7'Klay l lames Lewis At Clark at WHIamrllr (Allele at Idaho at Ijn lielO Whitman at Pacific 7'ueaday sames Collafo of Ida ho at Willamette, Whitman al Lawla A. ( lark Pacific at Unfleld defense of its half gam lead against l.inlield 6-l at McMinn ville while Pacific 4 and Whit man '4 9' tangle at forest Grove ' Coach John Lewis is expected to start Brad Lucas against the Pvon cers and come back Tuesday with John Frederick against College of i Idaho The Tuesday tilt, is also set for 2 30 al Bush Park Other Tuesday games find Whit man at lvwis k Clark and Pacific at l.inlield It is still possible for five of the sis schools to capture the champ ionship with only Whitman out of the picture timor since IKS breaking a J3 tie The Redlegs. who had won II In 1(99 and I) straight in equalled their 193 mark of 12 in a row with 7 5 and 7-1 tnumohs over Chicago Frank Robinson had six hits in the double header in cluding his fourth home run. boost ing his average to $95 Reliefer Raul Sanchei won the first while Don Gross went all the way for a four -hitter in the second Aaraa Bats la Five Hank Aaron hit home runs in both games for the Braves in their 4 2 and 10-4 sweep over St 1-ouis with Lew Burdette winning his lourth in the opener. Aaron drove in five runs lor the day which wasn t entirely lost lor St Lonis because Don Rlasingame finally hit his first major league homer alter 9J times at bal Bobby r,cne also homered (or St Louis and Kddie Mathews for the Brv.es in the second game Brooklyn snapped a losing string behind Johnny Podrej who held the New York Giants to six hits for a 5-0 decision Duke Snider hit a 465-loot homer in the third inning. ladiaaa ReUia Talid Pittsburgh also broke a losing slump that had extended to seen games by beating the Phillies and Robin Roberts S I in the sHond game on Vern Law's 10 hitter altT losing the opener i 2 to Curt Sim mons. Stan I,opa(a and Willie Jones each had four hits lor the Phils in the opener Cleveland remained in third place. I1-! games behind Chicago Caa. page It, rat. (I Giants, Dodgers May Move in Package Deal George's 1-Hit Stint, Duretto Homer Wns Opener; Rolin Victor By AL L1GHTNER Suiesmaa Sparta Faiur One-hit pitching by Andy 'The Bear Georje and Bro Duretto a two-run homer ta the opening game, followed by lJ-ycar-old Sammy Kolin's first professional triumph in the .vond escorted the SaJcm Senators to a sweep of Sunday s Mother s Day doubleheader w ith the Kugene Ems at Waters Field The stores were 2-fl and 3 in the 7 inning clashes, and they gave Boss Brenner s outfit a rshr pleas ing J-l verdict in the first series with I'ncle Much l.uty's Kms Also. Salem vaulted right oer the top ui the Kugenes and into third place in th Northest League Wins Game iS FRANCISCO. May 12 UP - If the San Francisco and Loa Angeles city administrations can deliver required committments on new baaeball park plans, the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers are ready to Lsk .National League owners in a secret poll for permis sion to mote to ( aliforma. Mayor George Christopher reported to day Cnder the verv tentative "pack age deal" which Christopher dis cussed in New York conferences I Friday the Giants are suppoted to be considering moung across the continent to San Francisco and the Dodgers from Fbbets held 1 to Ix Angeles w L Pet w L Pet Christopher, who flew back from rT.", u I SSTrs 'a uV'" Vork yesterday .aid he hoped sim 7 wui.hn in ia lor i firm dnlarilion of intent by Sunday rMj lU Al Va 'em 2- i eu-1 mid-July from Giant owner Horace sn -i at T-i-citv wnat-tit i. stoneham and Dodger president ... II jD" II i V'; a ; 1 C?'X'' ' at Yakima T-1S. Lewisti.n 0-S rriric COST IIACII V I. PC W I. HnJIvwd 10 11 S45 Seattle ISIS Uia Anf 1111 J1.S IMS Sn Trn II II 5.l PortUnd 121 Vanrver 17 II MS Sacrain IU Sunday retulu At Portland l,n Ansrlei 17 at Hollywood Sacramento 0-41 It Seattle 2-4 four-game I Diaso J-l at Vancouver 2 San fran- ciaco 1 I second game t anea runt S r leadinf 4-2 after SS inninji Gkrne to ba flmahed in Aufuil Prt MS SIS 714 San swrsK si I not s W l. Pet w t rhi.ao it : 07 K cut n n N ..rk MS S.Ui let.oo I I I I t kvrlnd It S Sdl Bltlmr l.l Bo-ton 13 10 MS Wfh(t..n S IS Sunday reull Ai llett...' ChUiit' at Baltlnnre t New 1 4 It Boalon 10-2 Wath.nftor at Cle eland 17 Karuaa City 4110 240 NATIONAL ItAlill W L. Pel W I. Pet C'inctnn l 1 111 I ou till Vl Mllwauk IS T SIM N rk Hi 14 4)7 Broklyn It I l Chlcafo 7 1 MM Ituladal 13 10 MJ Pttihrfh S IS 2.W Sunday a rwulU At St loulf 2-4. Milwaukee 4-10 at Chlcao -1 Cin cinnati 7-7. at New York 0 Brook lyn I at Plttaburgh -. Phlladal phta S-l stock car winnt.r Pittsburgh mjv u - Nelson Slacey of Cincinnati wnn th Intvlap feature race lor late model stork rars at half mile Heid elberg Raceway todav in 44 J IT Trio Eludes Injuries in Trial Runs INDUS APOLIS. lnd. May 1J " Three drivers. Includin the I I9M winner of the S00 Mil Auto j Race escaped serious injury todsy in mil Minns un in inuianapous Motor Speedway Johnnie Parsons, M. of Ixm An geles, the (ormer winner suffered only scratches when his auto crashed into the southeast retain ing wall on a practice run. link R.ithmann. 31 of Trenton. N J . who wrecked his ear Just i after finishing fifth in last year's I ' 500 " lost control in another ' practice run today but escaped in ! jury or serious damage in an 18 I foot spin and slide coming out of l the southeast turn George Amick, 8, of Venice, Calif . who hopes to qualify lor his first speedway start, lost con trol coming nut of the northwest turn and hit the wall after sliding am feel Th front end was con siderably damaged but Amick was unhurt Speedwav observers saw) Par sons was practicing at 141 mph t j Know Your Senators . . . Six Birdies Enable Demaret to Win Open By ARDEN COOPER HOT SPRINGS. Ark , May II UP-Veteran Jimmy Demaret stroked i. KirHtaa on ihe firai in holes todav to shoot a under par (7 and rapture tha 120.000 Hot Springs Open Golf championship by on 12 Killed in Crash During Mille Maglia Waiter O'Malley. The next major league meeting is scheduled for the all star game in St Louis July The deal jj, twitching major league ha.scr.all to 11 , tw Pacific toast could be ron- 1-2 snmmaleH hv thn vn thotttrh formal announcement could not he made under baseball rules until alter Oil I, Christopher said ChrisUiplier planned to head a San Francisco delegation to the St Louis all star game Cnder instructions from Base jail Commissioner Ford Fntk not to make a Roman holiday out ol tranchi.se shift discussion. Stone ham and 0 MalW-y were cagey snout Iheir comments on Christo pher s disclosures yesterday Stoneham. playing it close to his test, said he hoped to remain in New oik 'all things being equal The San Francisco board of su pervisors will be asked tomorrow lor a policy expression on as as surance for Stoneham that no ad missions tax would be levied here on baseball tickets New York levies a 5 per cent amusements lax on all sports "4 Bob Duretto, above, flouted a two-rua homer la the sixth Inning of Sunday's first gam at Waters Field with Eugeae. and It netted Andy George (pic ture it bottom of page) a 20 triumph. George hurled a one hitter Salem on boih Sunday games, 2 9 and VI. Major League Leaders AMtaiC AN LIGt I 04 4 Wilhama Boston I h p. t la 420 stroke The 4 year -old Shot maker f in ished one stroke ahead of Mike Sourhak, Lloyd Mangrum. Billy Maxwell. Jack Burke, and Johnny Palmer. Demaret started th round twa strokes behind Sourhak in a bunch with Burke. Maxwell. Mangrum and four others at J0 for M holes Palmer was 111 after three rounds. Demaret 'a 7J-M-70-4T7 17 was 11 strokes under par for the Hilly. 7 000-yard Hot Springs Country Club course His SI aa the par M front nine was within on stroke of the rec ord set by Maxwell in 1(55 Had Owly Owe Bag'T Demarefa crisp Iron shots gave him five birdies on the front nine for a J stroke edge on Souchak at that point and he played steady, heady golf th rest of th way De maret had only on bogey The colorful Demaret. who shot a f th best round of the tourna menton Friday, said "I shot just as well today as I did when ! had th of " He nrru -ed th cup with a iv, footer oa th lath which would hav given a M today Demaret, who started a strong comeback about II months ago. picked up a HMO check to bring his money winnings for th year to almost 117. OTNJ I'ovsvr kn City IS M 10 13 411 Den.aratri K City tl W II II 37J Herii.ia Detroit 21 7S S 2" 172 r.n ( huato 11 ao 17 I 33 Sin.paiKi Kn City 23 aa l II l.M WerU Cleveland 22 77 1 21 JJ1 Mrltoufald. N Yrk 22 S4 11 SS Xli Manila. New York 11 71 II M J.O 12 7 17 IS lit Ifc.vd. Baltimore Home run I Williams, Boa ton. S. Siavers Waahlnfflon. S. Marta. Cleve land Zarnlal Kantaa City S. Slmpeon. Kanaaa City. i. Skliaa. Kan kaa City. I N Alio MAX. LIAUll Today's Pitchers AMERICAN LlAGCt Waahtnfton at Boaton tnirhtl Abemathy 1 0-3 va Nlios Only same arfieduled NATIONAL LIAOll No ffamea arheduied r h prt s a m 1.1 1 Ml V 3 11 II M J70 13 IS I ah Bohinaon Clnrina 21 tl Hoak Cincinnati 23 7a Aarnn Milwaukee 21 in M.nial SI Loun 21 SI I. .oil Plttsbursh 24 SS Bowman. Phlladel 24 S4 Dark SI Loun II S) Temple. CtnclnnaU n S3 Adrorl Mllwauk 21 SS rot lei. PttUburrh S3 17 Home runt Aaron Milwaukee. I: Moon. It Louis. 7. Adrork. Milwau kee. I. Crowe. Cincinnati I Math ewa Milwaukee. I, Bauer. New Vara. S 11 Mi 30 3S7 IS 11 .114 II 21 J.17 II 21 J.17 T 23 J1S standings Sophomore Georje was nvter better as a pro than he was Sun day The only bmgte of him was a first inning sinsle to right field by Chuck Stacy The burlv right- bander, who has now posted two straight mound sparklers alter hating downed Tri-City H on four hits earlier in the week, fanned II Emeralds and walked six Th free passes proved harm less, howrtrr and nary a bas runner got as far as the No. I bag. Dmretla Pals H Away Andy had a battle on his hands with young Mike Acker, an op tionee from the Sacramento chro who also blanked Salem for the first five heals, benefitting greatly by two dot'ble plays in the pro cess But Ceorgc won the nod in the sisth when Bob Duretto slam med his second horn run of the campaign over the right field wall with Teddy Rhodes aboard W ith one out Rhodes gained life on Johnny Keller s error at short. Duretto swung on an insid fast ball and lofted it high over th wall near the first light pole Right fielder Herm Keirh didn't en bother to look He knew It was gone when it left Ihe bat Salem continued the rally with two mnrr hits oil Acker, but an other double play finally stopped it The Senators, who got a measly seven hits in the first two games of the series picked tip eight in this on with Duretto and Gene Laursen each getting a pair. DwaW Plays Help While the double play was a wea pon used freely by Fugenc in the lirst game, the Senators retaliated ; with three of the twin killings in j the second to help young Rolin lover the hump It was a rather tough hump for the nervous lad from Wasto. as he continually got himself into trouble with wildness. He walked eight and was In some kind of a jam every inning But Brenner went along with him and th slender right hander cam through. Lefty Berlyq Hodges, an old Sen ator nemesis was the victim In th second game H suffered a three run inning in the third on th com bination of a walk, a hit batter, singles by Jack Dunn and Bobby Campbell and a glaring boot of a bases-loaded ground ball by short stop Keller. Radges kaarked Oat Hodges was kayoad ia tha fifth on another walk. Campbell's uiTMd iCaoa. page ia, t 4) ANDY CF.ORt.F.. P Natives af tb Salem area V " 111 V -a M ratrewveUew U Aaaly Tk batiy ligMhaader who Is M hi betgW aad weighs a aaIM M aw orals, pMrhe with tk Sea Biers last aea 04MI. wtaalag IS game aad aaattag the beat earned raa averaf ta the Narthwewt Leagae, 1.71. B e f a r tbea ae waa a ataadaat at Winaaa etie I atveesHy hi lastk kaaebatl aad fawtkall. galaiag AD-Nrthweasl Ca lerewre hawars ta eark apart . . . Aady rame la W IllameU frasa ML Hewe. N. J., where b waa bara Naeewiaer I, Ittf. As a prep at Raraaway High la New Jarsey fc wwa M aad nmsI S, avavhliters aad was rkaanptoweaJp leasa Iwar years . . . Narkaarnel The Bear" wara h waa a roaki iaat aeaaaa. Andy la Bawrted aad has aa rhM, I-swawtlM-aM FKa Basaaae. Daraig Ik atWasaa Iaat fall aad wtoter. be was a aeetataat rasrk at (ME ka Mmmoath hefare f4a( bark home U ylalt aad wark la New Jersey . . Score's Eye 'Much Better' CLEVELAND. May II - The injured right eye of Herb Score. Cleveland Indians Pilcher. was described af "mock better" by an eye specialist today Dr. Charles I. Thomas ws ahle to see shout hall the retina of the eye during today s mm ination and said it ' rooks good ' However, h would make no esti mate of th time The Tribe s ace southpaw will have to remain at Lakeside Hospital. Score was injured last Tuesday night when hit by a line drive oil th bat of New York Shortstop Gil McDougald ia a gam at Munici pal Stadium. 'Herb ta responding nx-ehr to tmtrnetjt and th ye ts much better." Dr. Thomas said "The blood clot ta about half abaorered and th veil Is gradually lifting I'm lei y much eircotjrsf d about things. " The veil referred to bv Dr Thomas was raused by the hemor rhaging Score has hen given medication to stimulate th ah sorption. BRESCIA. Italy. May II UPV Piero Taruffi. M-year-old "Silver Fox" of Italian sutomobil rucing, today won the tragedy-struck Mill Maglia which cost the live of Spanish sportsman Marquis Alfonso Dr P o r t a g o. his American co driver, and at least ten spectators Taruffi. competing for th 14th time in th 1.100 mile road classic from Brescia to Rom and back, won after two British favorites were forced out Stirling Moss of England dropped out when his Maserati developed engine trobule Peter Collins, who led the race almost all th wav was sidelined about 125 miles from the finish when his Ferrari broke down Taruffi, driving a Ferrari, cov ered the gruelling distance in II hours. 27 minutes. 47 seconds an average of 14 71 miles per hour Wolfgang Von Tripps of frermany. also in a Ferrari, was sec nod Th veteran Italian driver had been declared wutner of th race only minutes before word waa re reived of De Portago's crash at the tiny hnmlet of ( astelgrimaMo. about 40 miles from here Killed also was Edmund 'Eddy) Nelson of Beirut Wat Nelson was listed as co-driver The spectators died when De Por tago's car which had blown a lira, hurtled off the highway Another driver. 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