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Pride dies mm jMjky 1 wMM Si Miaa ho aa IWJM a ra mt ft laat ctaea eauraad njnja aad av Um. weave rtmmt mi JMMk fM " MmUmH IMM MUM. rtMtM Bl aft Met Wr ft ftaea MMnj rtrdVnei aad aatwer at mTymt Xwast wfcwd Mci a rwataa Nd m ii in cm twn Aantl MM Cpa ejj apart la th a Bh mr m roaral aaatrvat Im romcs Win Five New Players Secured New Series Is Delayed No Gjm Tonight; Twin Bill Saturday It al ucmth Ruteeaaae Ipiti Mar ytt peaky Lewiaioa Irenes. (W tritely one ei th NorUiwewt Leafu dub the too Senators ran t tend) effectively, lad BtCbJ f rahhed thf add gam at tbt Minn al Waters TkM. taopUaf th Sa lem -l oa th aYr-M hurting erf maiaiv Thormoa Klpfxr, a -araa nathaader. H waeft only tba final ama af the ten wtth th Bronrt R vat als ft Ut outtnf tor tit aid" Senators Th 'Hrr" club, mad o by to additioa of th flT wwnatohtt Han teat thit wty yee Urday by tb parent Saattla Ra in kers, will mak defeat Saturday niejtit la i at) l'k double baadar villi Wetiatcbee Clary Bat Call Tbara il be aa (aim toatght even though en I oa the eehe duk Th Oovi. N M playara wat to Wenatchee by Cincinnati ft their Bw tieup havm't all arrived yet. and tonight gam im post poned because af rt Even big boa Gar Paul of Cincinnati called yesterday t ask that th gam be delayed The five new Salem playrn are echeduled to check la today. Wenatche a expected to b fully loaded with the talented Radlef farmhand by Saturday, aad aince two game ar booked for that night and two mor lor Sunday aternoon. local folk! will be th first to get to aee the oev daa from Clovu. They Uek Teagh The ooien Clovia player tagged for Wenatchee war hitting at a Mi clip and had a X7-7 pitching record in the Class B Southwest ern ttagu when the team folded. Clovit wis leading the loop by IV games. Rookie Don Shaefer, no physical pee-wee himself, had the misfor tune of tangling wall the clever Kipper in last nigttt's sortie Even so. the former Lebanon High and 1 infield College lad had the beat of it (or five heats, and had him self a 2 1 lead on some sharp two hit pitching at that point. Schacfer was given a 14) lead in the first as Kipper started slowly Jack Dunn singled and was sacri ficed along, both Karl Kjehl and Bob Duretto walked, and Gene Laursen with two out blooped a tingle to left to scot th runs. Kelley Bp Oa Lewiston got one back In the second when Ed Kelley ripped a tremendous double against the cen ter field fence and scored on Pat Mills' bloop single to right. Schaefer breeied through the next three innings but then ran Into an ugly sixth when five singles pasted him for three tallies That was the ball game, and it was also all for Schaefer. Lee Walker was waved In, got the side out. got by the seventh and then yielded loner in the eighth and ninth. Huge M. Kipper accounted for the run of th eighth when he socked a home run over the right field wall. Catcher Ron Carlson, who had a big series with the bat here, doubled in the run of the ninth. Kipper Whiffs Nla Kipper was in no serious trouble after the first, although the Salems go two runners aboard In both the second and eighth frames. The big guy struck out nine and walked five in racking up his fifth win, against three losses. At one point in the clash he whiffed six straight Salems. Catcher Harr Koepf, who has been hitting very well of late, was the only Solon able to solve the righthander with any regularity, as Harv whacked a tingle and a double for two of the only five binglea Salem got. Lewiston had 10 hits, seven off Schaefer who now has a 1-1 record. Kipper escaped some real harm In the first inning when with bates loaded just prior to Laursen't two run tingle, Terry Mtddox clouted a long drive over the left field fence-foul by a acant few feet. Nates: Beth Laartea aad Ted ftheaet. die to he cat from the aaaai May. may be placed wtth the ftleehtea elah f the Callfenua Leagwe. Sam RaHa (eee to MnteaU af the Arbwaav Mexlee Itta . . . la tti gaaaea aw played wtth Uwtttaa here. Baleta hat wea aly twa . . . Amd aliM tfca we-la-dtie eeaat wtth Wcaatcbee hi M for the ' Chiefs, t win be taterestlag to i eee hew tbtaga ra eat when jlthe reshaffled etaht get at tt pSa4areayaad Saaday . Baseball .rffiOn Statesman, SaWm, Ore, Fri., 11 'vJL. -aOU - a By DON BAKGCR TOO GOOD TO PASS LP DEPARTMENT: "SYLVA." a deBghtful pubuctUoa of the Ontane i Canada i Department of Lands and For ests, frequently reports aa the disconcerting uncompucatad thinking process ef schoolboys. Its latest gem teems to solve one of the A ojatstioa "la th j J Daa Mart e aW far tdailtthat I toMhaO. basketball, aad baeebaa gaaaea, aseritt, alaya, aad caaeert eataataed. . . Could fit Big Weekend for 'MoocW Weather penntttlng, salt water anglers should be able to "mooch" wtth a happy grit aa their facet this coming weekend. AH reports indicate that plenty ef salmon are just across the bar at Newport. Winchester Bay reports good salmon fishing when the boats can get outtid. Coat Bay reports the Mme fine fishing The only fly in the almoa ointment win bt th possibility of strong west winds and a rough bar. Emery UbaM tad t eaapl ef flthlag rrleaes were ever th (Caatlaaed page 11. eai. i) The Fishing Report Newly Planted Waters Wait Weekend Anglers Weekend anglers in many parts of the state will find newly planted streams, according to the State Gam Commission. Most of the north coast streams have been recently stocked with legal site MEADOWS RESULTS Tbaritay SUtolU: rirtt rata: I Mrlmfi, Ttm: la LlUlt llmaa (Haatl Slit, 11 M, SI M. Ptar Packer (Knawlai) 11 1, S3 It Pint Kail (tchllltlir) till, qulnrlla: UtUa tlnpa ajia Ptar Packtr pal SS J. tataa sUee: I Nrloats, Tim. I H. Ran Qaritiaa (tkarmaa) St at. MM. WaU Bra (Traachlnai SK IS. li t. Oacar a. (Dlioal SI M. Sulatlla: stara Qatftlaa aa Well r4 til. I1S.M. Daily Daakla: Uttla I'mpa an Kara Qatitiaa pal: JS 2 Thir rata, I'i farlaati. Time: I a, riylat raUra. (Prantjr) IS M, SI M, ll.t . Cararl (Baker) Si ll, II. . Dark taa t)naea aarta.uei) II J. Qaiaalia: Fljiai Palter an Cararl aal: I1S.7. Peortk lata, 1 atlle. Time: 1:54. Plear D'Ajaac (Bharmaii) M M. S4.M, 3.4. Wkaa La Bale ISrkarnaw) III M, tt.4. Treaaoat Be; (PhlUIpe) SI M. Qtihirlla SM 24. Plrtk Baea, t farlanft. Time: MI. Pea 14 (Traaehtaa) ts.lt, S4M, S M. tHaitlhEk (tekaraew) lit II, SSI. Belle Tarlaa (Knewlei) S4S4. Qalaella: Paai aa Sllaetltth pal: ISt.lt. Siitk Baca: I farlaati. Time: 1:11. Lava ker (Hast) 11144, flM, S4 14. New Bet (Kaowlei) 111 J. 14 H. Mara O. (Dlxao) 14 It. QalnalU, Lave ker aaa Naw Bet pal S1I.J4. tevaalk Base, 1 ailla, Tim: 1:14. tall Sir (Haat) 11.4, 11.14, SI N. larnale Case (IHweali) lit, tt. Mlas Paaieta (tkharaaw) H it, Qul aella: lell air aa Swale Caw aal: Sll.1t. H(btk Bam, 1 11 alia. Time: 14. Brtiktpaieh (iterleaei MM, M t 13 J, iallaa B. (Irkarnew) III. fl, SSI. Bbwk Lis (Sherman) S3 Jt. Atataaaaea: JSI4. QalnelU: rlfhtpstrk aad iallaa B, pal IJS.M. Matoal BaaU: IHJIS. Senator Swat AB IB 14 as 14 IB IB BBI Prt i t a jai aekl It tl II LakenklO 111 II I 41 J3 11 Mi 41 JSI It JS N Ml 1 J4 II JM1 JM at xt OaretM Itt 4 CamkeQ lit 41 Laaraea 1S4 3 Maas . 41 1 Keeps 111 n Taaarlll If 4 Bheaee , Itl M Ptttklat: IP w L to BB IB I tt at m I 11 M It t It II II I 11 14 41 4 St tl M t 41 M M Klattfitker I 4 I Geeei II tH 1 4 US I It S 14 ti I 11 i teaaefer Breaaer Bella Walker ft Waft at Leaflet key punary taaacaaa1 mMHi en New Yrt m eatfj CaarsaaaQ taa New art ft Siml aa Charade. Qea- Final " 1 " 1 statesman Juiw 21, 57 (Stt. I ') -29 mar intriguing scientific mysteries that has long baffled waterfowl experts. . An excerpt from a teacher s report revealed that this examination fall, why do wild geese dy cause a a toe far to walk " Life would be much easier on all of a a we could all think as clearly as the schoolboys . . . Taa he lalerraled. aM. la mmir the M-balac- la ItU Caltfaraia tawrtsaara apeM ein.aat.aaa la partes! kaatiag aad fhkiag. The Xeart MsMag laatttwl Batletta testa at: . . . "A la etker tiate. aatoMr racreattee I M basuwas. la ItU. a la tiear that CatUar Uasea a taarh far haatiag aad rtaalag aa the trout, and planting procedure ire now underway in the upper Ump qua district. The following report on pros pects for the weekend has been it sued by the commission: NORTHWEST Most north coast streams have been recently planted. Salmon and steelhead fishing is fair along Columbia river. Liberating of rainbows into smaller lakes and streams in the Tillamook area promises good angling for the weekend. Sand lake should be good for rainbows and lake Lytic and Spring lake for cutthroat. A few salmon are in Tillamook bay and fair in the Trask river. Jacks are reported in the Wilson. Chi nooks are being taken in Nestucca bay Good salmon angling is reported offshore from Tillamook bay and (air at Pacific City. Salmon fish ing has been good off Yaquina by. Smaller streams in the Clack amas area should be the best bet for the weekend. Streams in the upper end of the Willamette val ley continue fair. SOUTHWEST Stocking of legal trout is now in progress in the upper I'mpqua district. Angling with artificial flies in the North Umuqua be tween Rock creek and Soda (Ceatiaaed paf 11. eat I) Sunk in 6th: Lewlstea (t) B at O A (2) lalem B H O A JacobaJ 9 14 1 Dunn.m 5 Luknbl.l 3 Rlnev.r LeyneJ Drkran.l Kelly.m MlntehJ Mllls.i Carlon.c Klpprj Kuehl.l Dure to. r Madox.l Laursnj Cmpbl.3 Koepf .c Scnafr.p Walkr.p Tanelli.x Rhodt.d 1 1 1 1 t t Total 3 10 17 I Total II t IT 4 x Popped out for lairaen In Ith. d Walked tor Walter in tth. Lewiston tit M tl- 1 1 lakm 109 oot 000 1 I .1 Pitcher IP AB M It EP.IOBB Kipper I 31 I 1 1 I I Brhaefar IS 4 4 4 1 Walker 1, II 1 1 1 I 1 Winner Klpoer (8-31. Loeer Schaes'cr (1-1). HP Rlnev by Schaef er. Left Lewiston 11. Salem I. B Kuahl. Jacobs. HR Kipper. IB Kcller. Koepf. Carton BBI Laursen i. Mill. Carton 1. Kipper I. 8 Lukenbin, gB-Melntoati. T 1 14. U Ahumada aad Parker. A ail. Cash loss TW Qna VWto ha eat ft aarrea aac P ft atari hasan r-M Ml. VJe OJt IMTIM Ufa Maaai aad world cfcaaiiweajBBfc4 tod yott . fet irt Vmm ran arte a1 aaaa a Wl Braaat totad UK.. M I b Hit T) Clash Big Switch Due Today Solid Flag Threat Seen for Senjfors t AL LICrPtEl tlileineaa Ipartt EdHer The Salem Senators were hand ed fl new players yeoterdat as their portjoa ei th big f:eay deal involving th Ciacinnati. v attic. Wenatchee. Ctovis. N M . aad Salem club The five ill the property f the Seattle Raituert. have been trantiered from the Wen tehee club which picked up t doeea mea via its sew tieup with Oncinnatl Slated t kxa th Senators to day are pitrbert Chock Lyberk Jim Jone and Tom Cibtoa third baseman Cal Bauer and outfielder Larry Segovia. Baba. Laanea. Raaeet Cat Moving off the Salem club ui order to make room for the new comers are pitcher Sammy Rolin. tnfielder Gene Laurata and out fielder Ted Rhodes. Rolin t option has been transferred from Salem to the M flic all team of the Anions Mesico League by Seattle The addition of the new men and thr departure o' the ihrre nientmned hnnj to a legs! II the nnmhrr of players on the local club Seattle general manager Dewey (Ctallaaed peg II, cel. 1) AAU Track Go Tonight DAYTON, Ohio, June SO tat-Approximately 450 of the nation'i brightest cinder atari will compete here Friday and Saturday nights in the Wth annual National AAU track-field championships. Eleven 1M Olympic champions and a host of other talented per lormeri are entered in th J 1 -event program. Early arrivals today included Merv Lincoln, the Australian miler who posted a i 59. and Don Bow den of California, first American athlete to crack the four-minute mil. Bowden. who toured the four laps in 3 511 7. has announced he will compete only in the t80-yard dash. Olympic champions entered in clude Charley Jenkins, 400 meters; Torn Courtney, mo meters; Psrry O'Brien, shot put; Al Oerter. dis cus; Harold Connolly, hammer throw: Lee Calhoun, 110-meter higl hurdles; Charley Dumas, high Jump; Glenn Davit, 400-meter hurdles; Rev. Bob Richards, pole vault; Greg Bell, broad Jump, and Mitt Campbell, decathlon, who goes In the 120-yard high hurdles. Only NCAA victors who will miss the meet are Bobby Morrow of Abilene Christian, winner of both dashes, and Ron Delany of Villa nova, who won the mile. Morrow has decided to skip the event after a tough year of competition while Delany is on his way to his native Ireland. Ike Chestnut Kayo Victor LOS ANGELES. June JO t -Ike Chestnut of New York knocked out Kid Anahuac of Mexico in 2:20 of the eighth round of their torrid scheduled 10-round fight tonight. Each weighed 1274. The end came with stunning suddenness for the near-capacity crowd of about 10.000 when Chest nut connected with a short left to the stomach and an equally short but powerful right to the heart. The 23-year-old featherweight from Reynosa, Mex., who wat bat tling on even terms if not slightly in front at the time, dropped to hit left knee. He remained in that position to the amazement of the crowd as referee Tommy Hart counted him out. Hart said the fighter was appar ently immobilized by the blow to tii heart. Boone May Quit As Tiger Regular NEW YORK, June 20 lv Ray Boone, Detroift hard-hitting veteran infielder, said today he may be through as a regular be cause of a recurring knee ail ment. "I don't see how I can do it every day any more," he said The 34-year-old infielder't knee cap it in two parti instead of the normal one. New Salem Players Result of n " T t r -: ," I - 'f A ' : ' A ' n fM . V 1 . t.b . . 1 i Seattle LalBsert feaat-al Maaager Dewey Seriaaa, eealer, gee ever the Hat al aew play ers belag teat la tb Saleti Seaatara by Seattle, wttb Seaalan bsnlae tiaaager Carl (iBaaartoa, left, aad general asaaager Bill Rreaaer. right, laoklag aa. The Saatan tecared five aew platen, all frees tbe Weaairbee dab wbkh It aew working wttb Oa riaBatl aad wbkh It being stocked with (tnry ftraihtads. Verdict on PCC Bolt Due Today dl, Uke Regents Slid Not in Favor BERKELEY Calif . June K Jf - An official stand on whether California and I CM can bolt the Pacific Coast conference was ei peeled tomorrow from (he board ef regents, governing body of the Bevos Bop Stars, 3-2 PtiKTl.AVP The Portland Ore . June 3 If Reaver made it three in a row over third place Hollywood tonight, defeating the Stars 1-1 in t Pacific Coast League baseball game. The winning run in the eighth Inning broke up a 11 tie Curt Raydon, who went the dis tance (or Hollywood, allowed seven hits to eight allowed by Portland pitcher Bob Alexander Portland ttepped off to t lead in the first inning Luis Marquei singled and Frank C t r i w e 1 1 doubled him in. Hollywood tied it up in the fifth as Dick Smith tripled to center and scored on Bill Hall s sacrifice fly The Stars went ahead briefly in the sixth as ,hm B a u m e r walked. Paul Pettit singled, and F-mil Panko singled, scoring Bau mer The Beavers knotted the count again in the bottom of the sixth Marquei was safe when Raumer booted his grounder. Marquei went (Caallaeed page M, col. 11 Ford's Arm Said On Mend at Last if e : t Tv.. " ;1 . i llaVJstwal-a M. . , wV ' i. WHITEY FORD Sore Arm Mending. I f .Vr i . mi I fv H Renault Dauphine The latest Mode! From RENAULT OF FRANCE Fine Cars Since 1898 43 Miles Per Gallon lot Parisian Styling and Efficient Durable Engineering Test Drive The Dauphine Today at the Vista Garage Now 3040 LIBERTY two institutions Ther was speculation that the answer would be do but tbote in authority refuted comment. A final meeting of the regent's educational policy committee to night as to outline its recom mendations but Chs;""n Fx" ..u Carlpr of l.os Arii'tp saj k an rvHincrntcnt aimld tie matte until tomorrow rhen the full ho;rd will hc.tr Ihi omimilliv rroort and Dri'MimH lv one from Presidrnt H(thcTi (, outlining his stand along with those of L'CLA (Tiancellor Raymond B Allen and Chancellor Clark Kerr of the Ber keley campus ArUaa CrtttVtaed T two chancellors have criti cized ViX action for opopsite rea son The committee recommenda tions are not binding upon the board Powerful alumni groups of I'C LA have demanded the school be permitted to wihtdraw from the conference. I'CLA, Southern Cali fornia. Washington and California last year drew heavy penalties rom th, pre because of Illegal j payments lo athletes moatly b) alumni and booster groups , l(-LA h(,, t rf axaUon of PCC rules governing aid to athletes However Chancellor Kerr tf i f trrmed the latest PCC rule change clear suhsidiiation of athletes and discrimination of 'non-athletes" NEW YORK, June 20 on Whitey Ford is sporting a smile for the first tim in weeks The erstwhile ace o( the New York Y'ankee pitching staff, sidelined t month with a sore arm, thinks he finally is on the mend "For the first time in weeks," he said today, "1 feel encouraged. I threw for 20 minutes beiore the game today and 1 felt no pain. 1 admit 1 wasn't throwing hard but the fact is I felt loose for th first time in two months." Ford Won't give the arm a thorough test for a while yet bi he believes if the arm continues to improve at the current rate he may be able to Uke his regu lar turn on the mound after the All-Star break. "I've written off the first half of the season," he said. "But I'm looking forward to taking my regular turn during the second hair "I tried to throw during the team's last trip into Cleveland and I had to quit because the pain was unbearable. So I did no throwing at all for 11 days. Then, in Chicago, I did a little throw ing and it didn't hurt so much. "When we returned to Yankee stadium last Tuesday, I threw again and the pain was leu." ROAD, SALEM This Pow-Wow v Jl NOBTBWtST LtaCt'B W L Prt I M Tklaa 11 14 1 SaJeai n Z4 41 lasene tt M 341 Lewteta tl tt 4J1 uui nn ui Tn-rnv tin 414 Tkeraa reialu Al tale 1. Lewlelae 4; al Weaairbee . Trt Clty (tee aeat earCMa ease ewe), aa Takiau 1. tateae II. PACinC COAIT LBAOl'B L W W L Prt taa Pran 43 rt 414 t Dtef n 14 Sll V arewer 19 I .11 Laa Aa 3 34 Me Netlrw O MS Pertla II II 31 I Seattle SS H Sit Saeraaa I 41 let Taaray retell. Al Vareer 1. Sraltlr 1 al I . tm.Ki 4-1 tar rimrale I I al Saa SraiM-lMe S. Ma Itl'fft t at Fertlan 1. Hell.e 1 SWIRII tl t I I M I P.I kK ie N lets I k.la Del rati 11 14 444 ..lea 111 IU f til Heltmr H 11 III 1111 IM k lit tt M 414 11 14 111 Waeksla 11 41 131 Tkartar rraulu Al BaniBiere 4, Cklrate I, al New Terk 1, Detrett I; at SMn t. CleTelaa 1; at Waak laftea S. Baasai CHj a. NATIONAL 1 tAClt W L Prt It. Leals 14 14 tat Brklya Mlwkee 34 IS SIS N. Vark Clnrtu. 34 n Wl Pttakrtk Pkllael. D H .11 Cklrate Tkareay reialtai Al Milt New Yerk 4 (11 Inalata): W L Pet it n mi n u as U 14 .Ml If 14 IS aakee 1. at ria- rlauU 4, Breekljrt I; at tt Leale 1. Plttakurfk 4, al Cklrate I, pkla 7. Pklleel Glide Youth Joins Bums ROSKBl'RG June 20 'JP - Dick Smith of (Hide has signed with the Rrooklyn Dodgers The strong armed right hander will not go into professional base ball at once, however, lor he broke an ankle at a Dodger try out ramp in Los Angeles earlier this week At Glide Smith pitched his team to the finals of the A 2 baseball playoff But Brooklyn plans to convert him to an outfielder to take advantage of hit hitting. A reported W.000 bonus wti given Smith. One of the ttate't top high school athletes the past four years, the 17-year-oW, -foot f-inch Smith made his mark mainly as a pit cher in high school and American legion junior baseball, but he also was a strong hitter. Rams Sign Boyd, Clarke LOS ANGELF.S. June 20 iiP The Los Angeles Rams signed two more regular pass catchers today to round out their aer'al array for the coming National rootball League season Veteran Bob Boyd and Leon Clarke, last year's rookie sensa tion, joined a third star receiver, Elroy (Crazy Legs) Hirsch, who signed last week. WHILE THIY LAST! Herb's Eagle 60S N. Liberty SaUm Cards Lead Giants End By U Tee A: The Nt Crchna brrrrd mto the NatHwul LcafM Wad for the tirat time hut icr-iunt dtv b tirtrdttng Pitta hurxa -4 last mcrat New Ynrit Ctants iW MJwauWt rTt-ci4 reign Sv handing the rVavrs ttwu ttmirth drfeat bb free game 41 a U-iaaaagi titarauaa cwateti I t i t t St Lean, t half game akaad af Mthaaaa. the twurtb rbst I Ckara taa tea M m U aayv carnelkg fraea li gamea bark II vvttarie the kaat t the kaat games a altktagk cuura- Ka third vk-ury H need ante tbard piar. I i Mai at garne. ajmped asta tbard Blare fames beiuad St Layta. wrU t-1 vtrtarv eer Uw Braoblya Dwdeert. wae tbd t fifth. kexl Phila delphia lank aer tawrth ptar lee game aeay k a 7 1 (Sartswa ner the ChHaga Cub It the Amencaa League. New Yrt s second piece Yaaa.ee swept Detrost 1 tor their eeveath con- secutiv victory settiag ap a four game showdown seoet this week end wsth the Chirag White Sox whoa first ptare lead aa trimmed to games by a t-l defeat at Baltimore VW-Ur Agaia la th ether AL game. Bortoa ade raw la a row eer Ove made land 17 and Baehinctoa rut kwing strmg at four games i a M )ot on Kanaaa Cut s ith The second place Y ankeen have wua sine of their la 1 1 to manager taary stengei nas namea gain 4S games on the while So Johnny Kurks 'Ml te (ace Chl swept the three game art from the cage I Jim wilaoa '7 I. Tigers as BiU Skowroa doubled sad Gil McDougald singled for the de ciding run off kwar Frank Lary at the sixth inning Rob Tur lev woa hat third with a 5ii hitter, ttnking out eight and: walking only mm for lut firs) cam- plete game against a first division club since September 145 It was 1 his first complett gam tgamai OetrcHt in teseo starts since Aug ! 7. IKS Le la sVrrea-Rlttar L'npredictaDl BUly Lot, once Brooklyn t problarn righthandr. seven-hit the WhiU Sox whit th (Caatlaaed page M. rat. 1) Giambra, Calhoun to Box on Video Tonight Rangy Stylist to Meet Stiff Puncher by MVlllUT IIOM i SYRACUSE, N. Y June 10 vP Handaom Joey Giambra, winner of nine straight, face muscular Rory Calhoun of New York in a battle of middleweight contenders at the War Memorial auditorium tomorrow night The 25-year-old Giambra. now lighting out of San Francisco, is the 7 S favorite The 10-rounder will be telectst (NBC- p.m.. PSTi coast to coast. A smooth boxer with a powerful left hook. Giambra swept all seven of his fights last year and two this year to move up to fourth among the 10-pound contenders. A pro eight years, he has a SO-4-1 record, including 2ft knockouts. Strang. Still Craee Calhoun. 22. strong and still crude after less than three years of pro fighting, is ranked sixth. He has a 27-2 record including 15 knockouts Neither he nor Giam bra has been knocked out. Rory s losses were by narrow margins He had won 23 in a row until he was edged by Spider Webb, in Chicago, Aug. 29, 19M He lost by one point to Joey FREE FORD SEDAN JUNE 26 Cat Your FREI Tickrt-No Need to luy Just Drive in at Yaur Naw FORTUNE STATION ACltM PftWe PwltfttV A P?QAta CtAttf Clwcti GET YOUR LUIS ESA( Now! Service Del's St. TaCie in ML; Braves1 Reign WI1XJ Chisox to . spa. a y a P 1U Y 3 M It C I lOJ I UlllNd I Tempen May Flare Tonight; Series Due tw rjRK. Juae -TV Krmaj Hf tiglu may cam frwra aaa.ee Stadium lomarrwa aigttt ahra the Chjcge B aite Sea apea a lour fame serwa alainat th Vea ark Yanaeet wh ar roUiDg tMang oa eevee-gem sire at Loung etgt af then- 14 starts the Aha Soa have aeea their menraa Laagu lead rut la IS game Repercuaaxma tf tb ' 1 J Co p,rl n '" ( Followed am are oounruij an uie warn at the League office For the series opener, especied lo auract upward af M ant fan. Daby Ha bad Leg Larry Doby. whoa left hook fWeo tb Y inks' Art DUmar th first af asy bouU last wark. ha beea bebbM by a keg injiary Doby wat able ta aiach Lit and dreve a I mi agataat Baltanor yesterday but it m aot certaia thai be wtll be ready (or full tun duty. Jim Landit. whe ilto hat beea ea th injured list M toother doubtful lactor Far the Saturday aJUroooa game, when at least U.OOt art ea pected. the Yanks probably wifl call aa Dttmar (VI) ka face Datk Donovan -!'. GiardeUo In Cleveland May 17. That was his last fight. Giambra stopped Chico Vcjar la seven May 17. On style, thit should be right up Giambra t alley. The rangy styl ist likes to hav aa opponent come to him to he can operate with his sharp left and fast combina tions of punches. He won't hav ta look for Calhoun. Rory will be after him when the first bell sounds. That's the only way ha knows how to fight. Rawed fseariag If the bout goes the limit, th verdict will be based on the round scoring of the three officals. A supplementary point system also will be used to help break draws. The winner of each round gets from one to four points, the loser none. 'Tom lrwar FROZEN HERRING 4" ant) " Graded ' Thit Saa ten's Catch Quick Freier) (Have that fresh tmefl wbkh SILVERS and CHINOOK crave) Boat Compasses Mooching Riga Ceatt Guard Approved life Jacket Sea Anchor Bradley's Bicycle and Sport Shop 237 N. High Street EM WITH ANY PURCHASE Eagle Service 2505 Stat St. Sakm I
