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iayna & Co.'s. 1 I 1 . ITiis, that, etc: ' - . -' :; . Th fastest powinf group of boatinf enthusiasts, hcra bmuu bit even outgrow its dub bum. What used to be plainly and simply Th Salem Boatiof Club hai sow become tha nore many Salem Yacht Boating Club, yet . s . And speaking of tha new outfit. A launches a busy. aenedule next Saturday with) ns nrst regatta, one that win be highlighted by a regular collegiate S-oar crew race b eotvinf the Oregon State and V of British Columbia shells. . . Never has been one of those around here, and lis said the visiting UBC crew Is that which represented Can ada In the Olympics. ... Gene Taaseln"s first fling at prep baseball coaching tamed oat to be a good aae at rrankJia High of fort. bad. Cine and hk oat. fit was picked to finish firff back la the Metre race, yet LI be palled the Quakers lata a seeead place He aad thea won tha right to advance to Tinselli Used Vinct Genoa Win FormuU TanselU'i formula for winning is much like that which Vines Genua osed when he had those crack Salem Legion Junior squads. Four or five hits per game, along with enemy errors and bases on balls put enough runners on the sacks ta get plenty of tallies if you keep 'em running. Have 'am running." theorizes Gene, "and the opposition will most of tha time throw the ball around like a hot potato, making mistakes that will give you the runs you need.... TanseUi added that be was fortunate ha didnl have a "hot potato" defense on his outfit . . . Tha last bene la tha last nee ea Friday's epealag day racing card at Portlaad Meadows was named finally Brake." Happened partly by aeddeat too, even tboagb they eeeidal have doae a more appro priate Job bad the nag been spotted there parposety. The Meadows meet lasted quick for the Baza horse Bean Brev, winder of tha Speed handicap on the final day of last year's State Fair session at Lone Oak. Nfcver one to be in a hurry when the starting gate was sprung, Beau Brev wouldn't break at all in the first section of Friday's -double feature. He was consequently barred from fur ther racing at PM. ... Too bad, for the horse can run like a scalded dog once be gets started. . . . 'Overtime' Whimmy Still His Bob Pull Teaag Bob Frail, the U of Oregon's golfer from ear town seems to be saake-bit when It comes to big tour nameata. He dropped another one Saaday at Eageae whea the OGA's tourney of champions coded la a three-way tie that necessitated a playoff. . . . That ' makes five "sadden death playoff losses la twe years that we knew of for tha bleated kid, and It's ' now got to the .point that one veneers. If hell be ' whammled Ska that all km golfing Ufa: - Gosh, ten Speaking of disappointments, one of the worst of tha ipring came about Friday at Sweet Homo when Bill Han auska's North Salema succumbed to that grand slam homer that eliminated them tram tha district baseball title picture. Erea South Salem wanted to see North win that one and go at Albany for the district crown. , , . Hanauska gambled at Sweet Home and lost He wis saving his act for the Albany game, aad we'll betcha he's kicked himself a dozen times since for violating the ' (Cms. pace B. eeL 1) Trying to force Gentlemin Ed's Hind . . . Freeman Out to Notch ' Mat Win Over Francis Seeking Ed Francis, a rforthweet heavyweight title whirl with Gentleman and knowing bell get it M ho cea wia tonight's main Borbto FreeaMa has his fling st blood Edward aa the event. Hugo He feature si matchmaker Elton Armory.-, f Francis has dung ta the cov eted title belt tor qalta s sped, and has been reluctant to put ft op. Preeinea has beta after JL efong with Luther Lindtey and Bull Montana, but hunt been able to corner Ceatlemaa Ed for e title mix. Matchmaker Owen has takea a dim view of Francis' refusals to be Involved ta anything that might cost him his belt, aad bm warned that a Freemaa wia over Frauds tonight will definitely entitle Herbie to a crack at the championship. Which ia plenty okas with the powerhouse from the Bronx. BudRattoLthe Vancouver, appears ta tonight's special event, against Montana The Bull has been beOering for a title Bowdowu too, and wants to be around to see bow the Free-msn-Frsneis brawl eones out Don (Brewa Bomber) Kindred, the burly Negro villala with the bead betting habit opens to night's card at I M Vdotk egainst neecenwr Nick Xosack, who ia reportedly a tool moving capable wormy of mora than e ramin-nliia rate. AU three matches will be iei I fallen, and Jack (Tiger) Kleer WtU handle tns refereeing cnores. nanenai. uaoea -! Wrm Terlt at CMSiai SMar (0-0) Braaklre at CUwti ihi a. PlMleleia at MiimukM (alSM) -rin iui w. (Mtf le-it. M wl km trim a. altPeatel (S-l). awaaican taAeva O'iImS at (4-S) Yertt otM) - Plane a-S) S IHI. rti no tm CKv at Whmk -kcHnar fS-JV a. tmn tMrn a bmwe i I mem) IHI, First '57 Visit Q)0'S C f MILT MARTIN Hs ta started brent the earreat playoffs. . . . Owen's weekly s s weekly aut sard at the Opens Shovf- BON KINDRED ' his fee. Friday Fight: Foe Switched WASHINGTON, May IsV-The least changed agaia today tor this Friday's ls-roond beat at Capital Arena aa weRerweight Jbnmy Beecham subbed for Injured Randy Sandy. Beecham. of Miami, wul meet iVlrgfl Aktos, ranking weBsr ean- Premeter OoliSe Aheara at Sandy angered a cat sear sas aye wbUo training m New Tark i had to hock out of the nationally tetovtoed and broadcast NBC, am. PSD fisH. s ' Sandy MmseM wag a replace bmW, along with Akhnv The orlgt aaOy scheduled boot,': matching. Uihtweights Paolo Real aad Joey V- " 1 hurt a band la a scrip earlier this to-Vatcrs Field ... rv George to Hurl Opener; Brenner Plans Major Squad Cut This Week By AL ucmns Back heme again for another week aad baking lor a bmk to eore a case el HWH,' tae lata senators tanifM enea a Northwest League aeries at Game tkne far the eerles PCL Teams Move Men -it i e v - Bevos Buy Outfielder Sacs Sell Rosburg By AJS0CUTX9 PUSS Waua washed eat a doisblehseder ad a wads tame to the Padfic Coast LeacM'kMt aid. Seattle at Vancouver sr the twia bu and Lea Aageiee at Saa Francisco ia the other. This week's series, which epcaa aifbL has tafe4eodinft Holly- at tagamets ogaiaat me bat place Soke. Portland at Las Angeles, Saa FraacJaco at Saa Diego and Vancouver at Seattle. While aB the teams cot Monday off. aevoral player took place. Portland parchaaed Bob Berkowsld from Los Aafdes aad oold outfielder Frank Ereafa to the Chican Cuba. Borkowtki batted Mi to to fames with the Angela. He was witb Portland last Ernafa, ta 11 fames with Portlaad this season, bit JS1 alcaaa Twe Los Angeles purchased Bert Ramric tram Montreal. Last sea son with SL Paul, be betted BS where be kit M borne rena aad ia B to 117 tames. Sacramento, moving ta tighten up an erratic mfieM. bought Artie Wilson and Los Rtghettl from Se attle. Righetti played with the SoJ ons ia 1951. Wilson was the PCL batting ehampioa fat IMS Sacramento sold Inflelder-out- fleJder Run Rosburg to Little Rock of the Southera Assn. San Fraaciece released twe pitchers. Duant PuTette and Bob Thoaander. PiQette drew aa at rial release despite a 4-1 record and 1 SS earaed run average. Tbol lander, with a 1-1 record, was re leased to Tali a of the Taxas League. The release brought the Seals to the Sl-player Burit as inAeJder Grady Hattoa came off tha dis abled list Tennis Title Goes to WU PORTLAND. May SI (Special V- Ceach Us Sparks' Willamette Uni versity tannto team scored Ks oee and grand slam In as many years hi the Northwest Conference, bare today. The Bearcats' doubles team of Bud Man end Royal Keith de feated teammates Tim Campbell and Don Smim s-i, te, M far me conference doubles pt"-)r m me raianterraptea meet Beaidea the doubles erewa going to Willamette, MoO bad woo the alagles championship for the fourth year hi a row Saturday with a -l, e-1 conquest of Whitman's Jim Young. Wmametle finished wih M team potato to M far Whitman. Lewis h dark's esvea. LimW i aad Pn ejftf a three each aad Cetlege of Idaho's two. Eareute to their toadara title. Mul aad Keith defeated LCs Shmeaky and Boamke e-L M: WhitmaS'i Knerp and Thomas K S-T. M and Padflc'a Kalapoa and Whyt Vt. SJ. Mun. to taUng fl singles crowa. rapped c af Ta Asea b-l M: Whitman's Kaerp S-t, M a Ketth S-i, H Meadows Results: 11441 Ability U Kaewiw) SUSS, KM. i new tr, anoaie"; - kalM II. feurtaBl SSia. ml t sartimae Time Mil Cramart W. PMjLpt) OJH.TS, III Ml SIM tal Aea (Q. VI m) t H, aisa. M rirw Dmtir oaUblat Aaflte as d S11M. TMH racei Oil tto (SeDtaewt MM. SSM. St M. Tear Traaart twaiani aita, avm ane t ukmt (nekerl 8t.se reurOi ml I furte-M. ttam 1 1IJ. Maria itimi) St. ItSS. Slat. air rykaa (Praekyi sit ta, visjei ae. tult nay (Palmar) M M. 1S1 KttStta (ZoUIMarl MJS, riroi not: tit rui mum. 11m,; MM. MM. ahock Urchin (Purlanl tis , mm nivtajya out (outtrei "sTnti aare: One emtv Thee let! Ttrwie iuum p M-t, b r.x ure) M-M, pes, n a tuern hlirt'MShBaa. TlMMat 14. -Pljrlmm) MIM. K.'Cn Vara S1. Cm. sue. 0at mm leenanewi rne-SH fartrntai h Star (Fiwtyi mo, pa i Hrt i mm. urn. lOUfarSI MM. OoilatUtt tak Btar Mtrumte. anern At. Ml) Matetl 0CEJYiUtt2 (forCO OoitXCX OF-tDO- CATION. Meaansoth, May to (Spe- dal The Oregon State Rooks rabbed both ends of a dooi header from the Oregoa CoDege of Edueatioa Jayveeo here today, M and S-L , A ptnch-feR, two run homer by lorry Droscber la the fourth to sine cave the Books the second game after Gene Botes had drove la tour rena with too stngtoe la the o -,1 Waters Ftald wan the Lewi-tan eommcocer ia S o'clock, and Boas nraener nee name Aay ITbe near) George to open en the Biua Uynea squad. told Maaday he waa dissatisfied with me two-won, five-tost Jaunt to W chee aad TrtOty tost week. that aaw the Salema have the whopping total of Is potential rena stranded ee the heats hi the erv ea games. Salem m leading the league ia the LOB (left aa baas) department Maaeay Werieat The team waa out tor a I p workout Monday, as Brenner neves betting, betting batting will be the cure for the im potency ta the nia-producing do- partmei. This is cut-dowe week for me nad aba. and Brenner teda that at least three members of the out fit will be backed off today aad possibly more later ia the He Twe of the Salema were ender- goiac treatment yesterday for ail ments. New Infiekfcr Clea Lofcen biO. who bad te leave the bne ep at Trl-City Sunday sight after being hit by a pitched haO. bow a very aero elbow. Rookie pitcher Sammy Relia la eotnplain- ef a aore arm. at that the dub came (Cat, page 12. eeL I) r n Only 3 Games Phyed . . . Dodgers Blast Cards; Nationals, Orioles Win By JOE REICHLER The Asssclelid Press The Breoklye Dodgers raa their winning streak to four last alaht drubbing the St. Loans Cardinals 1M to climb within a half game of second piece Milwaukee, and IH in beck of the National League lead ing Cindnnau Redlegs. With rata cutting the American League schedule to half. Washing toe defeated Detroit S-l and Bam- more blanked Kaneae City M. The scheduled games between Chicago and Boston and Cleveland and New York were postponed. The Dodger-Card game was the only one scheduled ta the National League. Beeokiya pounded three St Louis pitchers far 11 hits, mchiotog home runs by Duke Saider. Sandy Atnbros and Carl Furfllo. Young Don Drysdale recked up his third victory without n defeat but seed ed help from Clem Looms whea the ttodbsrds twice filled the bases la the eighth haing. bet owe able to get only twe rena out of a. Tbe (Coat page It. eel I) Score Able To Get Up CLEVELAND. May to ID-Herb Score, Cleveland Indian who suffered an eye injury when alt by a One drive, will he por ted to get ap and move shorn his hospital room tomorrow, That waa the word tonight horn Dr. Charles L Themes, Cleveland eye specialist who sipitosod satis- faction with the progress made by ma tt-Taar-ald ace lefthander. Score wu hit la the right eye by a drive off the bat t Gil McDouiakt New Yert Tantes shortstop, ia a eight May f. Dr. Thames sold he say when Score would be able to leave Lakeside Hospital. "That still deponda aa the re- nones to treetanent,' he said. The doctor sold there had boon big ImmoToment to the sight af the Injured ere during the p week end R is anticipated met the repelr process will go ea for some time yet X-rays af the eye have I isn aad wOl be analysed to morrow and Score also will ondar- te several ether tests to the nest few days. Dr. Thomas aaid. German Upset By McBride NEW YORK. May St-Ut-Boa- gry Archie McBride of Trenton. N. J., scared bin first victory la two yean tonight with a asat as set, IS found Osctoioa over Cer- maay'a WIDto BimaseofT at St Nkhotos arena. The the favortte German's wia streak at a A Uanderdog. McBrlda toff atae psanto m to eat Mm dadsfvety to tbe anaahneoa verdict The three officials east McBrkto this way: Rf- tree Mark Coaa S-l-L Judge Nick Geonbol. St and Judge Mike Devidowtch l-l The AP sard had fcfcBride la treat. T-S-L ALL TICKETS LOST A samal perkaaw af Salem I Beret in MM. St aMBaBaaaaba a-akaaAaatBBBBDBfeSV The he bewared at She hel part aala paid tor.CiaiiesiaH. Stodtr the tohsto Is arged to Visiters ' ,,, - " i . I i - . , iA.We Lewistoa Brones Maaacer RHUS Layaa, above, aad veteraa entflelder -first seeker Joe Klney, below, help epea a threeganse North west League series here tonight with the Sa lem Se eaters at Waters Field. AManicAN UAona W L 9rt. CMaaeW It 1 .TM camma n w ai. cny u is A N. Vark it IS BHinv lM MM rtren SU JiSWthstaa SM JM MoedST't rtauttt: At atlUmare t tnttt uxy e; n wtanmstoe s. Dt eH 1; at Mew Yere-Oveland, nut 4 NATMHAL UiODI VLM W L fM cinekaa si s .mo m. Lte is is MUwauk UM jOtSN. Trk UIT .433 Braklra IT 10 AUOCMcaae t IS JM PtlllttM MIS 71 Pttabfh 111 J7t alii tart rtauna: At at. Lauai 4, itttia w. WATCH THIS SPACE THE GcrjEiiAL: TIRE Fearless GIVE SUPER lack day a Give Away apnea. Tbaeo will aB bo ad wifl bo sold oa a ftrat i TODAYS i 670x15 GeMranraod Now Regular Price Sole Price . You Save . Tu r 15 U Lii II uv General Tire Service 710 Ste St. . Ope Monday eed Fridey TU f fM. UCLA Misses Boot From PCC by After Clean BylACKnWINS SPOKANE. Wotiv. May M V - tXLA by a tola praat waa eat (bey were to be the eaefareneo as of Cat- Suit Against IBC Opens Tunney to Testify; Trustees Suggested NEW YORK. May M W - Gene! TlHMi MTflMV MCVTVCatfnt tog champion, win he the later-1 ia! Boxing Clubs Orat wtt-l nets tomorrow in Its case agaiaetl federal ruling branding Ms ep-l orations In violation of aati-trnst laws. leuncement of Tawney's ap-l pearaace waa made today as hear-1 uus opened ea the geverarneea 1 1 su egainst the eprawling DC i its efficera. The IBC. charged by the govern ment wan conspiring to mentvet ne championship boxing to the United States, wee a point to opening arguroeota before presid- ins Moral Judge Sylvester J.I Rysa. ' Ryan, conuneotlng aa gove ent proposal that IBC officers holding stock in Mndiaon Square Gardes Corp. be compelled te dhn-J of their boidtng wiuun sui months, said: "Frankly. I don't look with favor upon any decree compelling (them.) te throw their stock open the open market because not only mifht they be penalised but R is! site eoMible the! ethers, not volved ia this case, would suffer substantial tosses." The sttorney for the IBC. Ken- aeth C. Royal, said if the govern ment suggestion is adopted. Mad boa Square Gordon would be eliminated as a site of champion ship boxing matches. Held CeaaMeraMe Sleek Rysa recently held the IBC. The Gerdea Corp. end top officers ruiltv of snti-trust law violations. Nsmsd in the ruling were rretv dent James D. N orris of tbe IBC I in New York; Arthur Writs, IBC president in Chicago, and IBC eraanixatione to Michigan aad Muaourt. ' Both Norrto and Wtrts hold cen- stdsrable stock In the Gerdea, freqoent site of abernplonshlp matches. Roy all eontonded that to force them te sail their stock would be "punitive and sateaslvo would have a disastrous financial offset apsa Norris aad Wtrta would adversely affect a whole. " to lieu of this. Rysa ho would consider appointment of I (Cos, page It, eeL T) Feiring's reetfto Caaat Ctaitiieii stogie veto teday. Last AaaaC toe pridlmti sf wk BIM awMMkaV SCkMiS Caf4Wf4 toe Iter toailli I ito were thto mrkag etiitnn mat their HllamtecttfTc Aegnet TU U-f-JJL-i iIuJiJ SU Harato, ead CaJatoreto aa mm Bates vests af aate to aifhtog AWAY SPECIALS Specie! will eppeer in this 6UAJUNTIID BARGAINS SPECIAL! BUCK mm 100 Uvol . $32.08 . 16.77 . 15.31 Par Tlrw Up' Reports Made Oa toe tenon of toe UnMfwXvlUahe of Catoereto at Lea Aagelao toe vase wee ave to ssar, waa Oregon. Wnaojgtin SUto. 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