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Newspaper Page TextSc!cns Ofon Scnos VJilli Eugono Tcniglit; Club Signs Len tied tj al uurat ben toaigM at EaawawiiiMiig wJs are eattiiwa'wtw has bean feng bm to that m kit t UwH A. U . fcwx the Sssba traxy4ca actor. aai tor th pari an mmh a Caaal Laagw mm n Dm aW r.Hiai Oaka and nwnre rerwnUy tw Vaarearrer Maaatut reenter sssrttrrd Sw ywar-d Keel jassarday, na purrTusst ha Vaa rwajver. and Ik hasty veteran wiB Wttttki aolrsns tsauftst at Ca gva Ha mtM M id Oat hag rM her temerity, aa afl -say aa th nmx rMa TV addKina af Neal la the reefer pals the Sraatart aa ar Mir free ataa veteran ami. but Irmm will txreightra that tat today sa tkat W1 aa "VfaT by gam tun? tonight at tugena. OM W1 Uaar Calcacr Newl a th ssWtdly badt IB po aw wh in ait I beta Brraertaa and Wautrto the eaters laiaraaliuaal League anar la araaobea to The Caaal League Ha aa JM tor wcnatcfce ia lj aad Xt la IBM la 17 amc with Oakland a H la batting nark was jm n caognt I7i gamr 1U and tatted .U b was 171 MM aad JIT a Neal ait T4 to. tM garnet wh Vancouver last year and aLartrd the mm at tat dub'i tegular catcher thai trsp Briaair to atill after Oregoa Slata Ceflefe catcher Daa Lovetey New Saem Senator Members Wood burn i Loses 8-4 Burns Uses Errors For A-2 PIjt-oH Win WOODBIX1. May V ' Special i Burna acered tour attearned raa the eighth mmott bare today la defeat Kaadbarm. S-4, a aeeas ftoal game af taa Clan A4 Hat klg irheai aaaabail uiaywfls. Taa vwkuuj Bulldogs a-am tast er Orsja tnauvaged only three hit afl Jerry Chapelle, but tow Capital Caalu aat i raamptoaa coanrnttted au error, fear af then ia tha extra inniag Tha laar miscuee ana a hit hats maa gave Burns two rwae and than isto-aited Bil Wilbur aalcd la drfc ia tva mar Woedbur bad rallwd tor Ikraa rwaa in aba bottom af taa arrant! ta Ua tha ntrt at 4-4 FVM CaV ala ain(lr drarc la laa hra nana waica bnattrd the arora aAar a pair af valki aad aa am bad arrauiMrd lor tha finL hm' Dal Smith aad rhapaua war kicked to a atortkai dual oa Ul the fifth vhaa BtmM pushed ever four ran with J tin Womark'i toad-off doable tha anljr ait. Twa arren, a pair af fielder's cbokea aad bit batamea did the damaf- Woadbura rot ana back to IU bah af the toajaf la mala It 4-1 aa BiH Biaboprick aeorad aa a paiiad ball after atasUnf aad awr laf vauad ta third aa walk aad hit bataraaa. Smith, wha para .op four bJU. true aut U while ChapaQa whiff ad II af the vuuton wha mere tola tha) (amlftnato ai'iaat GUda at tw camtof weekend. s t v- "" "' r i v - a ' Srraad baraua Car LakraadU IrA. aad MtiMaVr Uk ralatrr, htbt. art arw aaeaiarri af the Satraj Sraalan aba haw takra avrr rrraurr hartha hi tbf Kara p. Lakra bill haa alrradr prvrrd ta be I taraaMe aVfrar adeV ttaa la ta birWM. ralaarr wae ircmred fraa Wraalcbre aver the arrkrad Bath aiU be la haraeu taaijbt abra tbe Sraatan fm aaaiarr Nartfewast Lrafw arrar el Earr. South Stkm Hi To Grre Awtrds At Fttd Tonight IkaVa 'fChaaatl raaa'na 'Mrawal he bMd. 12? T" a fary 'la!! haar. L Can aaaretart. aatTataMBarBa aiaa?aaaBa am taarto alaca. Baarbal ajaaafj (aafaf WvaVaaa") ttQ aasTJB) to aM 9 - - , ? Ion Updated IM1.L yiee&g Fastest Final Day '500' Qualifier E)rcj5ontatesraan a aw ait Wakura ae n aa-4 4 a mitfe aad atitl; Owpaua aad Parr. aad frrfoa CoUrpr pKchrr Dwamr Statfsman Sln. Ore., Tim , Mav 28. 57 (Sex IV)-21 Braadt. aad wa aiaia ia rant art : Big Red Regitta Fsvorite . . . Cornell Hopes Huskies Made Eligible for IRA tj MVRJUY ROSC NEW YORK. Majr V UPCoach Harnaoa (Stork) Saaford af Cora efl'i iindefaatad crew today azpratjad hope that the NCAA would re- coouder IU baa aad permit Waahinftoa i aH-wumui egrht ta participate ia tha Intarcollrtiata Rowutf Aata. IRA) rcfitti at Syr ecus. June a The NCAA council meet la with bath yroterday Brandt hat nAcatrd he will tgjn wMb the Saaataw June ( Lovfjoy m ta caD Brenner today from Coratli Other toafue wrlee trttinf jadar way toaitit put Yakima at Lrwietoa aad TrvCitjr it Wmatrbae. Oawble BUI Tlanday Single game are art it Eugene tonight and tomorrow night, and aa afleraocai double header ia aa tha books for Thursday, Memor ial Day. Tha Solona rrtura to Watan Field Tueaday, Jnaa 4 ta play (Caat. page 11., L T) Grant Foe For Albany Albany Highi BuOdagt and tha Grant Caaerali are slated ta da battle hi Albanyf Memorial Sta dium tonight at I e'eiock with rami-flnal apot hi tha State A-l baseball tournament at stake. Albany to tha District I chairs? aad Grant knock arer District 1. tha winner af tonlfht'i game wBI meet Tlgard later to tha weak and tha winner of that conteat wi advance ta tha flnaU hi Fortlaad aa Juno L Albany's Strang point aatma ta bt It s pitching staff with Joa Zan der tha ace. Zander compiled a 1.4 ERA ia posting a H record. Duaa Spilde it anethar and boasts of allowing just a.ss earned rant per aim innings for A S-l record. Grant is said to be weQ bai lanccd with a food infield and very goad hitting. If any weakness ex ists it's to the pitching depart ment. Ted Thompaon la the big gua and G rant's main long -ball threat. Del Helzer, a S'4" hustler, to field leader and ab41t a "barretfu! for the Generals in league play. W can think of a lot of tough lobe to step into, but few will equal that which now confronts the former Willamette U ace hurdler and footballer Dean Benson. All big Dean hat done to to sign oa at lledford High as track coach, succeed ing i guy who has just finished winning five straight Oregon high school cinder championship. . . . Tis quite an undertak ing for an aspiring fellow in his first year as a coach, but broad- shouldered Benson Just might up-and adequately take ever lfrom where Bill Bowerman, and hhen Bob Newland left off with the Tornado track terrifies. . ,W hope so. . . . Concerning track mentors, with Dean a a first name, we've ast had a nice letter from Dean CremweD, the 2 Favorites For '500' Rurtman, O'Connor Picked as Winners INDIAN APOQS May V Membert el the Champwa ia Milt, aa Hour Uuft leaigm aatanaiaea Trwy ftimmaa and Pat 0 Caaaor as ce-favantes tor the SOa-nual race TWaday Ruttmaa, she 1SS1 wiaaer. and 0 Connor received tour voles each ia a poO af Uie membership Sam Hanks. Jimmy Bryaa and Johnny Thomson got two votes each There was one mtr each for Tmy Bettenhauea. Jim Rata- mann Jimmy DayvaR Koager nartl Fred Agabaaftiaa and Andy Unden Three more drivers he have ftnithed thr Ma-mile rare wvth average speed ever HW miles aa hour were added te the club. I AoBBMed to Ttob Admitted to membership in the exclusive champion group wer Dirk Rathmann. Trenton. N J fifth in the rare last Memorial Day. Bob Vetth. Oakland. Calif seventh and "rookie of the year' last year, and Rodger Ward. Les Angeles, eighth in ISM Sixteen of Thursday'! S3 starters are members of the dub with the Chicago rriday and Saturday and I speed tradition dating back to the is expecira w near a new protest 1930 performance of BiUy Arnold, from Washington officials TV now an Oklahoma City real estate NCAA banned all Washington ath- dealer The dub has 4S living inic lenms irom pom -season sod members. 30 others have died invitation event, for two years as mostly u, rK.,ng accidents a result of Psnfic Coant Confer-' rnre art inn on Washington i ille gal payments to football plaveri If the NCAA lifts the penalty on the ere i. there was every indi cation that the IRA would work quickly to invite the Huskies, longtime IRA power, to the re gatta. The IRA works hand in hand with the NCAA and did not invite Washington this year. Princetons Deloe Dutch Schorh expressed the same senti- Sanford. in his list year at Cor (Ceai. page tt, eel. 4) Twinks Fall To Mountics DEAN CROMWELL Btl vtoa Otto i i li ii Suspension of Vear Sought LOUISVTLLE. Ky . May V - The State Boxing Commission to day asked the National Boxing Am. te suspend Chiee Vejar and hla manager tmtii they fulfill aa engagement here. A spokesman for boxing commis sioner Bernard Baa said the action was prompted by a complaint from promoter Bill King, who had sched uled a match here between Vejar and Shertnaa Williams, local hea vyweight, June 10. King said be talked with Vtjar's manager. Stevi Ellis, ia New York Thursday and was advised Vejar ia unwilling ta meat aa unknown tighter. with the United States Oly pic team. This ptsikilar Deaa recently retained from Ger many where he was the (Mat af tha Army la teaching track and field technique ta the GIs. It was ae doubt quite S trip, for CrataweU's coach partner was none other thin Dink Templeten, the longtinte Stanford V mentor who ew writes for the Lee Angeles Times. Daring their col legiate coaching regimes Cromwell at USC, Templetoa at Stufard the two were tlxxling rivals. Dink Now Terms Him the Greatest 0 All Time has mellowed all that now, for Templeton wrote of the trip, "but from the time the great Cromwell first ad dressed the class you could feel the sharp awakening of in terest, as he laid into his subject with poise and authority, We've finished the first week of the clinic, and all I can say ia that this man Cromwell ia amazing. He never tires, he can address the clan all day and inspire them out of any boredom with stories and teachings from the most amazing career any coach in any sport ever had. He can eat anything and sleep without moving a muscle. Under all conditions the guy is always good natured and cheerful, even when apeakinf of getting bumped off our flights by junketing Con gressmenl Throughout Germany he is known as the world's (Caat. page tt eL 1) VANmirvrn ar u. a m onetime Tamer farm bey who ririt place Vancouver Mounties went on to become the great-1 boosted their lead over second est track aad field roach of, place Hollywood Stars to two 'em all during his memorable lm b (kln the opener of a days at Southern -Cai andif' ?rifte Coast League Base- vail irim iicic luutgiH, v-4. George Bamberger picked up his seventh victory of the season by holding the Stars scoreless until Race Positions na ton-mil rac at tha fndianapoh Mo tor apaawy Tnwraoay wnim suns II II I IE S T I rirsl raw. Pa OTannor. Nnrth Vernon vjucd mum On. Session Cincinnati Said Also Considtrirg Switch CHICAGO. May IT - I pad at lapses are to be inane at anas I s aneetaag af baaabaVg Nenaaal League tarwrvae. Pt mas at Warrea Cdaa ahawed ngas at k today. The htague nisilas wtB caBsd to tkaa enguvaOy aiaaned a ramstaace whark gave rue la l Blatant aa pass rtn titles One rwport. that a three way switch of frajctoaes was Ota wind, was dried by Cues as be armed tor the aieeOag. The report was that afl eaatracta had been signed lor braaator af the Brooklyn Dodgers la Las An gelas, the New York Giants to San Praaaaca, aad the Oaxnaaati Rad irp la New Yerk "Ne INDIAN A 10 LIS, May V Teery Betteakauea, veteran af II races at the Indiana palls Meter Speedway, qualified his Nevi Special far the Sea-Bile race Thnrtday at an aver age speed of 14X.U1 miles per hear yeaterdsy. It was the fastest speed of the final day qnallfWatietia. (AF W Ire p hotel. raves Lose Agaiim rirmc coast liaci W L Pel W L Pel i- - . I mm a m.. m a hi '""wJj? t,?T!l d 1 HrjiT.a nil ssiu; SIS ta ph. Sacnt. AlWnlown. Pi . L J, ... u Schmidt Spul. IU& Tm, lult-,?"" Z Zlj: u S ia Redlegs, Dodgers Victors; Chisox Bealen, Yanks Win By ED WILKS Taa Aaintlated Preae The Cincinnati Redlegs finally got around to beating Milwaukee. 11-4. with a wild, five-rua loth inning last Bight ta retail then- two-game National League lead ever Brooklyn. The Dodgers defeated Philadelphia s-l on the two-hit pitching of oung Doe Drysdale. Ejor Loaguo Leadcrs RATtONAI. LSAOUB c eh r h art MiaL HI Units 94 lO S4 M J11 Groat. Plttsburfh lM W JWS Moak. aneinnatl It 1M S 44 J4 Aaron, Milwaukee II 191 U H JM Mays. New York M IU M M lUiMneon. Ctnrlna M lit IS MM ModfaaT Brooklrn S 131 IT M J44 Bailay? Cincinnati IS 117 14 41 Ml Clmoli, BrookJm S4 104 IS IS J37 tu rills, Brooklyn SI 111 44 Mama runai Aaron. Mliwaukae. IS. Moon. Bt Louts, II; Musial. It Louie, , Snider. Bcooklyn, I; Mathews. MUwaukae, s. Runs batted In: rurtUo, Brooklyn. U: Aaraa. Milwaukee. 19: MutiaL St Leula, SO; Bobinaon, CtnelnnaU. ST; Monk, Clnetnaau, al. inairii ijiam b r h art Wnuams. Boston XI ill SI 41 AM MairueVMrw York M 11 IS at JM Bariait, OetraN SI 10 11 IT JU Wertav Clevaland IS 10 to ST 44 tax. Ctunge XI 1 M 41 JM Mandoa. Battlmre SS N IS IS J)M temaastrl. K. City SS M 1 M J Uueh, Boelon SS S IS SI 41 iMk BaltlrMa IS MB XI J14 lWer. K naaa City St SS IS IS JU Rom runs: Williams. Boston, le; Keralal. Kama City, I; Mantle, Maw York, I: Slavers. Waahinftoa, ; Bktias, ttansaa City, 1. Runs baited In: Slaws. Washing ton, St; Doby. Ctilcaee, S4: Werts. Clave land, at; Jinaan, 1 net an, C; aDjssso, CUeage, SS. "Cowboy On Caro Too... Mat Mcanies to Clash - i In Armory Main Scrap Twa risslin' villains who once e I o s e partners tonight square off in matchmaker Elton Owen's Armory main event And what is very like hr to happen wool smack of friendship. The two , ire Gentleman ; Ed Francis and Wild Bill Savage. They came to the part ing of the ways a eoupl of weeki the ninth by effectively scattering eight hits, the same number rapped out by the Mounties. Vancouver scored three times in the first inning which proved to be sufficient margin for Bamberger. Hollywood ana em ens i s i Vancouver . Ml 0X0 SO" I I Ravoon. Chum III, O'DmiwIl (T) and Hall; Bamberier and White. Bethea Beats Andrews in 10 NEW YORK. May 17 iV-Oiunky Wayne Bethea of New York swept the tost three round tonight to come from behind and gain a split decision over tall Paul Andrews of Brooklyn, N. Y.. at St. Nicholas arena. Bethea weighed 1H( Andrews ISO. It was the third straight win for Bethea, who was the a-t favorite Andrews' defeat was the first of his comeback campaign after two successive victories. man. Lynwood. Cab!.. Zlnk Ml 771 Second row Frad Aaoaahtan. Walnut Croak. Calif . How Special. I4S.M7; Johnny Bo to. Fresno, calif. Bewss Special, 141 lot: Jimmy Rase, Indianapolis. Hoyt Machine Special ltl.OOS. Third row: Bd El Man Oakland. CaUf . McNamara Special. 141 m. Al Ktllar. Grssn Acrat, Fla , Bar dahl SpaclaJ, 141 4M; Blmar Crl Indianapolia, T r a v a I s a Special. 14 T Fourth row: Paul Buaao, Canota Park. Cam. Noel Special, 144 III; Johnny Thomson, Beyerton Pa.. D-A Lubricant Special, lust: Andy L I a d a a Indunapolla, McNamara special. 141144 Filth raw: Sam Hanks. Pacific Pallaadss. Calif. Belond Special. 141111: Can Harttoy Indianapolis. Masaaflla Special. 141J71: Jimmy Bryan. Phosnli. Aruu. Dsan Van Lines Bpeclsl, 141 IS SixWi row: Bob Vetth Oakland. Calif, Bob Eatss Special. 141.01: Dick Rathmann. Trenton, N. J , Bu rner Special, 144.TS4; Mike Maflll. Haddonflald. N. J, Dayton Steal rounary special. 140411 Seventh row: jack Turner, Seoul. Bardahl Special I40.M1: Edd Is John son. Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio. Chapman Special. 140171; Don Freeland. Los Anasles, A as I sd Rotary Special. 1304 Etfht row: Tony Bsttsnhauaen. Ttnley Perk. Ill , Nnvl Special. 141 4J: Bog Chssasboura. Tucson. Arts.. Seal Una Bpsclal. 14181; Rodfer Ward, Los Anfslaa, Wolcort Special. 141 HI Ninth row: Chuck Wayant Bprlnf AsM. III . Central Eacavatlna Spec ial. 141 I0S: Eddie Buaao. Hammond. Ind , Sclav! and Amoa Bpsclal, 140 MS; Don Edmonds. Anaheim, Calif . McKay Special. 140 44. Tsnth row: Marshall Tsacua. Len Beam. Lam., aumar special, lanxn; Jimmy Dajrwall. India napolia. Heist Special. 140 mi. Al Hsrmsn. Allsn town. Pa.. Dunn Eiurlneeiina Bpsclal. 140 ran Eleventh row: Johnnie Tolan, Nor- walk. Calif . Creenman-Caaala Spec ial, 1JPS44: Jim Rathmsn. Miami Chiropractic Special. 1J 10; Bob CTinstM. Crsnts Past, On, Jones k staMy npeclal. 19.7v. Mondar't rssulla At Vancouver (, HoilTurooe 1 I Only fans at achsd- ulsdi. AMUVICAM LEAGl'B W L Pet W L TV4 Ctiiraao a 1 JM rjwtrntt 1 II SOS N. York n u jsis K. ciiy it i tii Clevelnd I 14 Ja BaMmr IS II 111 Boston 11 J14WahaTn 1X1 JBS Monday's rssulta: Al Chleafo 1. Kansas CHy T: at Boston (. New York IT: si Detroit II, Cleveland : at Waahlnfton S-l. Bartimsrs 1-4 (first fsms completion of April II tame . NATIONAL LSAOl'B W L Pet W L Pet. Clnclnn IS II .17 Bt. Leu II II .471 Broklyn II II MM N Y'rk II XI .42 Mllwsuk 10 9M Chlcsfn II II 344 Phlladel till Js plttabfh IM 473 Monday's results: At Milwaukee . Cincinnati II; at Philadelphia I. Brooklyn I: at St Loult 4. Chleafo I. Only eamsa scheduled ago In a Portland I televised m a t c hL when the hooded Bin tova Savige head-butted his pal by mistake and cut him over one eye. The buddy-buddy stuff end ed then and there. Normally both Gentleman Ed and Wild William are matched with scientific, musclera who wouldn't pull the hair on even I dummy if It were afire. Now they're a g a 1 n s t one mother in the rematch Owen has brought to Satom, and if they eat 4oos with every dirty t trick they know on one another, it will be okeh with the customer. Said customer just don't like either gladiator. Fraanci vow hell rip off Wild Willie's black hood tonight, just to prove to the guy it cm be done. "Cowboy" C arisen, the blond cowpoke from Ekilakl. MonL. i who does his grappling attired in blue jeins and ridin' boots, and I who hasn't been seen around here in three years, make his ; r t u r n appearance in tonight's special. He U be against the rug ged and tough Karl Gray. Since last here, Carlson has be come a topnotch main e venter all over the country and is one of the best in the junior heavy rink. The first mix it 8:30 o'clock. MEADOWS RESULTS: KG AY to Broadcast Indianapolis Race Radio Station KGAY, Salem, will carry the complete and uninter rupted broadcast of the Indianapo lis "500" auto racing classic Thursday, starting at 7:43 a.m. and ending around noon. It was announced yesterday. There will be no television of the race and KGAY 14301 will have the exclu sive broadcasting right in Salem. Bevos Slate Seattle '9' Having jhown definite sign of proereM In their last two week of play la the Coast League, the Portland Beavers return te the friendly confines of their Mult nomah Stadium In Portland this week to face the Seattle Rainier for the flrst time thii season. The series opens Tueaday night The Beavers won their first er iet of the season against Sacra mento week before last, and did well against the Los Angeles An gels last week. Other aerie opening tonight find San Diego at Los Angeles and Sacramento at San Francisco. Hol lywood and Vancouver were sched uled to open their aerie at Van couver last night. put fiery Luigi Mirer opposite Vancouver Bud Rittel who up set Bull Montana here last week. If Rtttel ca score another to night, he will hive downed the holder of the Coast junior heavy title belL AU mate be are lof-l fallen tonight s Monday r 1 1 u 1 1 1 at Portland Meadows: First rsce: I furlonas. Tims 1:0) 4. Prune-Picker iGlftordl Z7.0. . S40. Miss Tul iScharnow) MM, 3 TO. Booter Prince (Dixon) fii.O. Second race: furlonfs. Time 1:114. Super Galant (Dixon) tD, as 00. us. Uranus IHtintl S3 74. tl.TO. Free Lift (Banks) S1.40. Dally doubts: Prune-Pleksr and Super Oalanl paid 130.40. Third race: 4, furlotufs. Tim :S Shara-8an (Eolllnaer) tt 1. 140, I70. Road To Glory (Palmer) , U 70. Beth Baiooka (Sherman) n.oa Fourth race I', furlonjt Tun 17. Entlcs Ms (Palmar) KM. 13 40. UN Storm Man (Rodrlques) 17.30, S3. 10. Paula's Whirl I Zollinger I U Fifth race: t furlongs. Tin isouy noyai S3 00. Wanna Buddr H. I Dixon Sixth race: IV, furlonfs. Tims 1:01. Effort's Dusty tLsBlane) 8 0, SI M. U 40. Kanl ( Sherman I .40. WTO WtrplsKt 'Zolllntjerl S3. 10 Seventh rscs: ( furlonfs. Tims 1:111. Mrrtle A. (Sherman I ST. 30, S3 XI. SI M Darini Moment (Zol llncerl S3 7(1. 17 40. (Palmer) (2.70. Elfhth race: One mils Tims 1:41 Julian B. (McDowell) Itl.M. I M. (00. Cslnss lAuferi 110 M, 7J0. Finally Eroks lOlrtord) MM. Oulnella: Julian B. and Gaines paid MM Atlendaaca MM. Mutual naodls: SS1JML, OPENS TENNIS CAMPAIGN SURBITON, England. May 17 UP) -Althea Gibson of New York opened her 1957 British tennis cam paign today with I M, 4-4 victory ever Mrs. Gertrude Preston, little known English player. Vilhmette Softball League Organized The Willamette Valley Softball League organized with six teams with hope of adding two more and elected officer last night. The six teams which currently comprise the league and will open the season June 4 are Randle Oil of Salem, Sheridan, Hubbard, Mt Angel, Canby and Aumsville. Bede Annan of Mt. Angel was named the league's president and Wally Unruh of Salem was elected vtcfiresident. Score to Get Hospital OK: Lemon Injured CLEVELAND, My V -Pitcher Herb Scot will lv Lakeside Hospital tomorrow morn ing at I o'clock. Just three weeks after his right eye was injured by a line drive ta a night game against th New York Yankee. The Cleveland Indians' million dollar southpaw will go to Hagers- ra. Md . to spend further re cuperation time with hi uncle, Arthur Flood, who u lending t plane here for Score trip te Maryland. Dr. Charles Thomai, eye special ist, has been pleased with the way Score' injured eye ha been mend ing. The damage was diagnosed a swollen retina, and it will re quire additional Urn before the exact extent of th effect on Score's vision. If any, will bt known. Th pitcher Is oa the Tribe'i disabled player bat until June a. but he Is not expected to get back into uniform for several week after that date. Coincident with the announce ment of Score's departure from the hospital, the Indians tid pitcher Bob Lemon left today for hi home in Long Beach, Calif r to convalesce irom s leg mhtry Lemon suffered a pulled muscle in his left thigh fielding a bunt In last Friday night' fame with th Chicag White Sox. Triiner Wally Bock laid It would take it least two week for the 3e-yer-old hurler'i leg to get better. The Indians did not put Lemon on the disabled list today, but their spokesman indicated they ar considering doing so. The Redlegs. whs had lost six in row to th Brave this season stretched their winning streak oa the road ta U games tw shy of tha major league record set by the Ml few Yerk Giants with their nt Buceeas to the last at games. Milwaukee, losing seven of th last 14. remained to third place. IVs game behind. Ia the American, the Kansas City Athletics won their fourth to a r, defeating Chic age 7-1 and trimming tha White Sox' lead le two game. The New York Yankees, rolling to a 174 frolic at Boston, took full charge of ecood place as the Cleveland Indiana slipped to third on an 114 defeat by th Detroit Tiger. Leasee Swat tor Nat The Washington Senators, pow ered by Jim Lemoo'i borne runs, defeated Baltimore S-l in 11 in ning in th completion of their April II suspended game, and then (Caat. page tt, eeL I) -N request ha been mad by any cash to nrewe any fraachat anywhere at any time Giles said Ho added that hr dtda t kasw whether suck s request would be made at the meeting hut sons was euibned oa the agenda The iml detailed sWlaimer from a rhih executive was vesced by Gag Paul oi CincmnaU At (int. Paul said "1 would aet dignify sstch rumors by even com menting oa them " Later, be said "If television and broadcasting rights for tha three dub asready have been drasra up and approved, someone besnde Mr Croslry ar myself must have signed them for th Reds " (pert Bsat-ksfa Near Then ha pouted out that eniy h and Powell Crosiry are autJiar tsd i sign such ajTaerfsBBts. The meeting arisruully was scheduled for July g to St. Loukv Giles declined to say whether the updating was motivated by the I scheduled opening of Congressional hearing oa baseball June 10. ar 'whether discussion of the pending hearings would be the main order of business al the league sesswa in his hotel suite tomorrow He aid tha agenda contain proposal by the Milwaukee Braves, submitted for a fourth time, that the 1 a a g a e ' s const! tutioa be changed to rwquir only a three- fourths vote. Instead of nnanimous conaant, tor transfer of a franchise. Mike Kolb Scores Hole-in-One on 8 Mtk Eat baeasae ana of the yasutgeat gaafart aver to seer a bile to sn at the a I as Gab? Ctab ftotarday. Mike. 11. the sea af Mr. aad Mrs. Mm Kato, eered hto ace aa th lie-yard. Na. g hale, aa tog a aevea b-oa. The lad, wae ha heea playing aaent tw years, was to a tear mm eaaapMtd ef Mark Gra ham. Hagh Harris Jr., aad Billy "Meetly Utile TUnga" Giles said the Milwaukee pro posal has heea defeated three ttmes. Th agenda war not' dlnliial, (Coast, pae ft. eei Salem JC Net Test Starts The Salem Junior Ctasber is currently sponaoring aa euitunatioa tounuvment that win place fiaal ist m the state Jayeea tennis playoffs here June 8-23. Seventy eight teen-age Betters entered tha local playoffs. Bill Jecobeon ef Sooth Salem High, who helped the Saxons wto th state hisrh school tournament this year, and Mark WuH af Leslie Junior High were winpers ef tha local meet last year and ar back gain. Au terniflnalixts la the current meet will qualify lor the state tour ney. Some of the first round re-, suits are aa follows: BoesT SSswarl d. Bruce Biireft, Dslbsrt amektnn d Aaa Dally, Dale Drake d. Dennis Lane, Layne Brsa non d. Ira Fsltclsom, Gary Calaba d. Teas Ihrtg. Bruca Wulf sW Tost Malar and Mae Davla d. John Brown In th Junior Msn's Dlvlaioa. Way ran Harvww d. starry axarat, Bruea Davla d. J Ward Graham, Btevea Stewart d. Tern Baksr, Dal Bamsdsll Jr. d. Norrsl Bosdlfhslmsr and Jim Davla d. Boset ZumwsW la the Boy's CHvWos. RENT-A-TOOL Do It Yearself, It's Cheaper OPEN SUNDAYS Serving Since 'M HOWSER IROS. 11M fieath 12th Si. Groat on Crutches PITTSBURGH, May 17 -Short-sinp Dick Groat of the PttUfturrh Pirate hobbled around his horn on crutches today, nursing a badly sprained right ankle. Groat wa injured beating out an infield hit in the first game of yesterday' doubleheader at Phila delphia. He was carried from the field on a stretcher. ICC. Places High Value on Al (aline FEARLESS FEIRING'S GIVI AWAY SUPER SPECIAL TODAY ONLY! THE GEQERAL TIRE TODAY ONLY! 6-670x15 Whit Srdewwll Not Seconds! Now Tiro Girareittee time l.OS. (Banks) ST.TO. 14 TO. B. (Boat) 110, SIM. Ixonl S1.T0. club to possibly fourth or fifth place if we had him. He ha es tablished himself as a great Major Leaguer, thea be would add at least 104,000 to the gate over a sea son. Figure it out ia seven years we'd be home free with him." Johnson didnt ticket any of hit own players for sale but said he would trade anybody on the club "if the right offer is marie. "All we are interested in Is 1m- Vtno Set undo t if li i il. if..... rii ki i. . niinn " h. .:A , nrnvins the A's. and we'll iumn jI iiii: mnii u, npiwaa vi,,t ( uiiii nn a iiiiiiki, mi nam, , ... - - -, - ---r Star. He added that he figured r1i1 i wni.i,i -jv, it The wav I i at ny chance to do thit, he said. New York's Mickey Mantle J'J, , W01jld KANSAS CITY, May 17 un-How much is Al Kaline, the Detroit out fielder, worth? Owner Arnold Johnson of the Kansas City Athletics. Ignoring th fact that Kaline was benched by manager Jack Tight yesterday be cause ha now is In a slump, sayi the Detroit youngster has a market value of $700,000. The A't owner laid he offered $450,000 for Kaline last fall during a talk with Detroit's then owner. Spike Briggi. Kaline' hitting stands now at .274, a far cry from the .340 aver age with which he led th Amer ican League in 1055. Johnson explained how he reached his price figures. Take the Johnson offered that estimate in , case of Mantle an interview with sports editor Of course I know l cant get Regular Price Sale Price . You .Save . 'Exchange Ne Ta x 38.83 20.10 18.73 Par Tin) worth a ennl million And he ad ded, neither player is for sale at yer8- any price. I "1 believe he would rait our "And that means spending a lot of money for the right player if . he's for sale. We'll get the money back if w can land th player." ' Feiring General Tires 710 "State St. Open Monday and Friday Til t 1