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Newspaper Page Texti . r ,.,i , i , , , , o) n (o)7 si n co) Part af tka tcttM la yntcrday'i-urtervMfct tartafai raleer kM ( Paradise blaafe. 8hr to the leeead heat race ii the beyt ire reaadlnf eae of the. tarn. 0-r) Mike Greff, third place flaliher, Eddlt Okaavete, wee m tka heat. enateirs-Win Again, 7H Salem Legion at Wopdburn Today With the Art Three Legion baseball playoffs Uklnf a day of rest, th only Legion game M tap locally it Bill Bevcns' Salami against Woodbura ia a I o'clock tan on the Woodburn diamond Albany ind Yamhill were dated, to have it it in th second round battle for nil berth, but It turned out Yamhill. Oregon City! and McMinavill ar still doing battle for the District SI title and the right te meet Albany. The winner will be known tonight and Chiefs Trim Yakima 4-1 WENATCHEE, July 10 -Wenatchee squeezed out a 4-1 Northwest League baseball vic tory here tonight ever Yakima al though Wenatchee pitcher Jerry Johnston was in hot water most of the night. With two ea ia the eighth and none out Pete Camllo came in lo saie the game for the Chiefs He handcuffed the Bears Wenatchee got their first two runs in the first inning on a two base hit. a wild pitch, three walks and a single The other two rame in the seventh when ("hico Alvar ez doubled with two mates aboard Yakima s kmc run came in the fifth when Chuck Klson singled. enl to second on a sacrifice and scored on Wtwtey Phillips' single Yikims don no (mo- 1 7 1 V.rnatc-ria IMMl- (II ( npcMtr arwt Zander JohnitMi Carrllle li and Lundhara. U.WISTON. Idaho. July uf -Tlve Tri-City errors and lour runs driven in by l,ewislon Rnire Mcintosh helped the Broncs alonj ta an 1 3 victory over the Braves in a Northwest Iearue baseball game here tonight Three Tri City errors in the first Inning were jumped on to give lewislon a 4-1 lead going into th second Tri City's Ted Niel came on as relief in the third and held trie Rrnms in a single hil the rest of tha ame Tri-Otv s scoring lantr in the fourth fifth and tilth innings Ken Mevers homered with the hases empty in the fourth l-ou Hague singled te drive in Dirk Amava for a ni in the fifth and Jne Zabaltaro smiled to send Hon McDonald in to score In the sisth Tn r " in 3 it I liunti h we ore -l 1 i M.luinn Nl 'J and 7ha'rn Kpprr an frrlnn Rotary '9' Win$ 17-0 Al JJANY. July JO Special -The Rotary Club of Salem s Junior B baseball I e a j u e overwhelmed Riley t far Sales of Albany here this evening behind t h t one-hit pilrbmi nl l-erny Haven. 174 Of t Rotary hits Haven John FnUvom and Fred Jones each bad tn Koch Crabs v mthvin jenhim Mateeasaa VaBey EdHar Frnie Koch of Vancouver had the hottest thing rm wheels last night al Hollywood Bowt. taking the TV lap maia event (or the mid-aeaaof) rhampmnsflip for ' souped - up ' nardlops Starting from last position in the starting field of S cars Kort worked his way up tn go ahead an the lh nrrle aronnd the paved quarter mile oval and was never heaoxt A pair of Valtle drivers. El frhillinf "ho placed secswd and Rne weiskind third, never were more than 100 (e-t behind until the 72nd lap hea Weiskind lost the game win be scheduled for Monday wit Albany traveling ta the Wetrkt II Hag kerne flefct Sirvertoo. wUchvkas already beat en Albatry la a tint reuad battle, will meet the wlaaer af Monday i Ult. For today'! fame at Woodbura, Beveaa tayi he will vat aa much of hit entire team aa possible. He intends itarting Doug Ritchie oa 1 the kill and will have Pat KeUey. Dean Westling and Jim S h I r a e cranked up te work a share of the tilt Sunday tortiei: Other thin the whopping pants, there's one thing very lMlIP!0ii brawls this semester: The ballgamers ire really fifhunf when they get into 'em. Torn ihlrts, brulsad Boeet, cut lips and skinned knuckles have been common. Usually in the past I baseball field was of the hold me back" type, and few reilly good wallops were landed Much different now, and may be 'tis .because the athletes want to show the TV ludi ences they're really tough hombres Or perhaps the hostilrs know the best way tn get i big crowd out to the park is to have big fight If the rastlla' Doaevaai Dirty Doug and Reugb h e a s e led kateal slipped, wstrk things rev ap at tke Arwiwry new that they're back. Either weald wear tke alekaaate "Mat" very well. . . . larideaUlly, Dirty Daag aayi he'll flgkt tkat IJJ.K damage salt filed agaiaet kiai by a 7a-year-ald Alaaay weaiaa, as he eaa prove she started the whoopee by sticking kisa witk a pia a Wag aae Owens Trying For End Spot With 49er$ I-isted among the ST 4er rookies this summer is R C Owens, the all around athletic whix at College of Idaho the last four years The big colored lad is trying out for an end position. He was the 49er s 14th draft choice in IBM, you may recall ... By the way, our New York Giants football friends won't be up this way at all this year for an exhibition game, but will be In San Francisee for a pre season clash with the 4ers on Sunday. August 18 YouH get to see the Giant sooner than that, however, for they'll be TV d In their August 9 classic with the College All-Stars at Chicago ... , A Saa Fraaeisee writer's descriptive of Bill Pesedel aad kia Pertlaad Bearers: "Sailer Bill Pesedel. tke very good Pertlaad manager wltk tke very bad baseball flab." . . . Were tke scribe te visit tke Bete City these days, he d get aa argameat from qalte a few folks. . . . Dancing Csn Htlp A Lot, Kiddies Local Pee Wee and Midget Leaguers who look upon the (Cawtd. page 1Z. ewl. I) Mid-Season about 10 car lengths ia tangle aa the wen) turn Koch, the Vancouver Wash, speedster art a sew ane-lap track record during the time trial. He was clocked at 17 OS seconds te shatter the mark of 17 M estab lished by Dean Wilcei. Eugeae, kt 10SS Twenty-fsra cars timed la. Koeh then proeeeeJee' te drfee eff with the A trophy aaak laurels, folnwed by Doa Nelson. Portland, and WUrox. for the lour lap event In the B trophy ma. Ray Win chester Portland, heat nit Fred Cnnnette. Salem with the at her two cars not finishing after spin mng aut The first heat race af an laps Larry Vhek, nexead alaet aae! Darren Beyer, feertk lace. IV ear art aaaaed By yeursters fraai I la IS yean af tie. Plana art taking- ikaaa te kali aaataar ejarel la tare ar ftar week. Woodbura coach Pete Dequire will go wttk kis ace rigMkaader Koger Moore. Al Vahland will handle tke becketop duties.' for Salem It will be either rerreet Darling. Jerry Ceertaea ar Jim McCaiiery beck of tke disk. At ftrat will be Kent Leramers ar Paul Parieae, with Whitey Brunkal ar Hal Cewaa at aeoond, J I m Reimana at third aad Mike KeUey at shortstop la the eutlleld will be a combination of Val Barms. Gary Vestal and Harv HaUer ar Ceaa Gubertaea. tinea tt'i raitinf the partici noticeable about baseball' B. C. OWENS It's erring wtsa etwra. H-B Event 'went to Jack Timmey Portland. followed by Close Hal. Forest Grove, and Dewey Wllrwt. Eugene Ray Wearme. Seattle, sped la victory in the second heat with Cenoette and Winchester trailing ia that order Jack McCey. Ashland, copped the third beet with Jaha Forley. Portland second, and Bob Etrtu son, Eugene, third Seattle pilot Daa Bowena got the checkered flag in the fourth heat wtth Wilcoi and Koch running acrend and third Next Saturday night the mighty midgets return ta Salem ta settle then mid season rttampwinahip Tim trials get wndorway at 7 10 and raring begins at I . ft )l t t Climb Near Loop Lead Campbt II Hits Homtr; Acts to Hurl Today 1 ETHEL PARK. Eugene. July M (Special I The surging Salem Senators again bounced the Eu geae Ems tonight, 71, knocking Uncle Hugh Luby's outfit from the top rang ia the North wear Leegue standi nga and dosing to withia m games of tkat lead, now keld by Weeatchee. Attar taking their second straight from the Ems, and fourth win ia the last five games, she Salems are sow just twe games behind ne iccead place Emerald. The Senators caa wipe out that mar gia entirely tomorrow, whea they oppose Eugeae la twe aftemoea games, and have the 1-1 eoembers of their pitching etalf-Chuck Ly beck (1M and Vera (Pappy) Kindsfather (jj-g) ready ta work la the ImpsTlarit twla bio. Walur Ota Win A pair af rookies, third baseman Bobby CampbeD and pitcher Lee Walker, collaborated to dish out the poisoa ta the Ems tonight. Campbell whacked a three-run homer ia the sixth Inning ta wipe out a 1-1 Eugene wad, and Walker turned ia oa outstanding relief job after succeeding starter Jimmy Jones ia the fourth, thus packing up his second victory of the seaooa at well as a good reason why be may not leave the Salems te go home te his California farm to morrow Walker has been thinking of quitting baseball, and hinted that he would leave the club Sunday If be does, he has a good one to remember for is last one He worked six full innings in relief and gave but on run and three singles Two of the hits came ia the fifth when Eugene bad Its final tally. Acker Tagged Early Salem jumped oa Ema atarler Mike Acker (or two runs in the first, with One Tantelli driving both across with a single. Eugene got one back in the first and tied it ia the fourth, chasing Jones The sole off Walker put Luby's clan Ia front H. but Campbell took care af that by following up base hits by TanaalU and Bob Du- reite wtth bis bleat ever the left field wall It was Campbell i fourth round tripper of the aeasoe. and before the side was out in the sisth. Norm T a a a o r replaced Acker oa the mound A pair of walks and twt more hits amounted ta the final twa Salem run is the ninth " alley Haaeee: "O" a. Salem had 10 hits, with Cal Bauer. Tanaelli and Duretlo each getting a pair. Eugene was checked ta six. wtth Jack Sampaoa getUai twa. Although Janes gave only three of the blows, he made a tough oa himself with ait walks Among those not jetting a hit for Eugeae was Tom Frailev. the league's leading batter This was the second straight game in which ralley went "0 ' al the plate r Acker was alter his llth win, I but got loss No 7 I Tonight's crowd was s dandy, but disappointed 1.71 Senator Swat: as a re Ml M 14 Ml M II Mt M 14 ia am nai px BaaM Jat 11 JS4 r MS Kt at fit Taaaaia 14 M 4 avla 14 M II Bwatta tat T4 14 ( sea it 1 Maaaas as n 4 BaaaT IS 44 t Strata O IP I tW II ISIS IkXafatkaf M ISIS Oaarra tl lt faajas It tit, Bnaaar It Sas, Stkaaa II IHW Waja SO t w i so aa r it i i' It I let 14 I 114 I I a l l it 4 M III I M Quarter-Midgets Stage First Salem Show By BOB tCBWAKT! mateaaaaa gparia Writer King site thrills from pint site Aad a i was as the first quarter-midget racing la Salem teak place yesterday aftaraeoa at Paradiae Islands. Ramping eff wttk the feature trophy aad high point trophy was le-yeer eld Larry Serbick af Portland. He swept the BMap maia event oa the I X of a aula dirt track witk the time of fceJ.l. The time was slew because Mason 17th In Tourney McKenrJrick, 2 Others Tied For MW0 Ltad FTRCREST COUNTRY aUB, Tacoma. July SrjeciaJ Ore gon Professional Golf Associatiea champioa Boh McKeadrick. af Lake Oswego, and twe ethers carded opening reuad am her to day as the 17 North wet Opea got under woy. Tied wtth MeKeadrtck were pre Al Feldman. of Tacama. and ama teur Ken Storey, at Seattle. Dick HaskeD, Seattle nrefeesioa- al. and Boh Pratt a Tacama youngster aow registered from Reatoa, Wash., and the Univer sity of Houston, Tel., carded 70s and were the only other par break ers ia the to-maa field. Twe Tied at n Nest ia kne wtth TU were Baty. Tacoma city amateur champ. Gordon McKenxie. Vancouver B.C.. amateur and member af the Seattle University team, aad Boh Ptaaefl. veteraa pre from Sunny side. Wash. Salem Golf Pre Bunny Maaoa, runnerup to McKeadrick La the OPGA tournament twa weeks age, finished ia 17th place today after Mtlng a 71. Maaoa tot off la a bad start, with a double bogie aa the first hole after kitting out of bounds, aad bogies ap the next twe hole. After the rugged beginning, the lanky Salem veteraa shot even par golf for the next IS holes. Another II holes win he played tomorrow, end the field win then be cut for the final M holes ea Monday. Mason's card for today la as follows: r Oat: SSI !S4 w lal M4 an Seals Blank Portland 3-0 PORTLAND. Ore.. July at (fv Harry Dorian scattered sine Port land bits as first-place Baa Ftaa eisco clipped the Beavers M ia a Pacific Coast Leegue baseball game here tonight, la the other PCL game tonight: Lefty Morrie Martin picked up his 10th pitching victory of the ' season with a five-hitter as the Vancouver Mounties blanked the Los Angeles Angels 7-0 San Diego snapped its three game losing streak with aa II -hit attack, including s three -run hom er by Earl Aver ill and five dou bles, to defeat Hollywood. 10-1. Larry Jansen pitched bis third shutout of the season la seven wins as Seattle defeated Sacramento, 74. Janaea struck out five men and didn't issue a walk. San Francisco was outhit ia tak ing ita Mth win in IS games with the Beavers this season. But twe of the eight hits the Seals got war home run Catcher Haywood Sullivaa. who hit safely hia four times at bat tonight, slammed a homer over the left field fence la the third taaiag (or Saa Francisco's first rua. Ken Aapromoote dumped another home run over the left field fence in she sixth. Praarlara 111 (1 PartUa OHO A a a O A ! ia S I S PVanoa j Ka'uaa.m Aapro .1 Kailart I Raima.) Nation .1 OuUlvaa Mlmbrg j Daruei p rttiuipaj i a a Mrqui r 4 1 I 1 Mrkwn I t I II I Or. II 14 14 4 rreaaa J 4 S I 1 Wlaa.l III SWrnaSs 4 I I 4 nettkn.r 4 14 I THarp e ISO I Ajra.a 44 Braakl I I 4 b Rap I 4 4 Tnutt Biirn Totals a i mt --Rapp hit inta ooubka plaj tar Anaerwtri In SSh eorkirwsBl nlae rav Tharaa la ttr San VranrianA aal 141 tna-j PnrUarul 44a 4M 444-4 K-Malmbara RBI Sullivan Aa prtimnntt Ranna IB KtlrkeHMm. Malmharg AapramAfila IB SulH van HR. Sullivan. Aaprnmaeita DP - Aaprmonta sfalmbarf an4 Keltert. Praaaa ana Mk-aalem Wlat Win. rvntafe and Mlf-halann I eft Saa franriara 4 PwrUand S BB Tttorpe I AUnaan I SO Oarialt I TWpa I a 4t raws 1 i ll Dart 4-4 1-4. Astarraw 4-4 NT) 1 in 1 Ana.raao I la I NltP aw hy Going Up: Salaai lt Sac 111 a h o a R H O A Dunn I S ia m Kuahl I Rawer J Tnaalli Oralta.r Ciripbl 1 Morhta r lnnea.p Walkr.a I t I t lilt Kallar 4 Kr.ua. I Hutlat r I Kins I I Prall.v I 4 Son pan 1 4 Star; m I OautV.fr ) Arkar a I Tannar a 1 i i i I 4 I I 1 t t It 1 t 4 I i I I I 4 4 1 I I 1 4 4 1 114, I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 4 4 I 4 I - 1 ratals n ir n na an tr-T-ia-4 Ha) 4 taa a 4,1 Tnult stitrii Salawi Kufane Wtnnlnf Pihr slkar l-ti La. In etartver Arkar ill-li IP AN H a mi i ni i, a i r, u i Itssnis i i l l I i till till W sitae Janaa Tanihar I fl an Na I I It S'aveernv I Nuna Camerjall Rallar Caathaar Tara-Baar Hi'f Ouni Natlee Tinaa!H 1 Slaspaae 41 41 1 C-antMar Camaaiall 1 Bawar Sw- M M . lan Baaaa Sr.'l Caawela Plavr M 41 j Simpann IA Krawaa tn Km Tsn- St ttls'!' tn Na.iar tn NuaM f"v IS ty Sjt'Fna.i.a Amm.aa a4 Parker At. M It I Wr-aanra . I'M. the yellow eautiea Bag went ap kt the KKa top eua te the of the bow track. Placing secoad la the aula was acaeMer. the oary girl ia the Uar field. Third place weat te Larry Metier aad (earth la Wiady Birklaad. However, i was 1-year aid Bae by McLaad who stale the abav. Ha waa the Magi traps dash aad a gaaobae pew trad asedal airaUae for kia driving- skill Yeang Bobby also teak first place la the lVlap aaviea mala eves ia the time af 0rgjsoa$itategman StatCTtran, SaJem, Ore Sua, July 11, 57 (Sec. II11 Overcomes Heat, Pressure . . . Rnstonvdd, llcbcrt to Clash lor PGA Crown By WILL GaUMnUY DAYTON, Ohio. Jury .Dr FicatarwaVL ballad av ma fcDow pros aa the "aew Bea Bogaa." never has woe a big tounsarneast, overcame searing beat tad grip. ping pressure today ta gala the final round af the PGA imptfftthip KoarnwitT uaaro W L Pes. VI Pes. M H I .It LwiiSM I 11 Al Baaeae Is t Jit TaaasM l JU If 0 JIITrt-CHr III JJ srs fMHa: At Balsa 1. Saleaa 1; al SniliHi 4, Vsatsaa li Lewwaea s, rrt-canr y PACIFIC COAST UASVI w L ret W L ret. SI W Jll Status M s Mi eaaeeer BBSS JHILa.Aa. as SO 4T aUTSf4 41 JOSMeiaal M II Jl s. Mm as as jai as as jii I SaMfOai eteaMii AS rwrtksaa S. Saa Visa ill n I: as Lea AatesM S, Vaaaaava t; al baa awase M, asa- a. AMBBKAM LIAOOB f LM W L Pvt. 4J4S AS0 a. vr as ia an Cham u M as aasana at at . iiia si as -sas aaa car W H Jto CieeeM as Wall WaBsatva H 01 Jal Seawrear reealati AS Ctwata4 4, new Toea wt AS caisar 4. BeaSM 0: al Betreat I, WaaaaaaMa 4i at NATIONAL LSAOVI IM W L Pet OtlHraak SI II jat rtassaa jaf Breklya MM J1IK Vrt 4S4S Mt St. Lasws 40 M jaiPuak MM J10 niaaei J mh casts MM JU SalaraaVs reealU: Al Patitarsa at. Lewis S, as New Tert s, Mll- waaae i; as wrwaaiyw l, caataf Si at Philaaelakla t. riailaatM S. Orlich Wins PITA Crown RENO, July un-Dan Orhch f Ran. capUia af th AB-Amar-Ica tram, scored the day's only perfect HO today to wia the Pa- c i f i c International Trapshooting Aasn. etompionship Curt Wskert. Psyette, IdaVi. was second after winning a shol off from A. A. Achesoa of BeJd. Ore., W. E. Fisher, Wedoerbura, Ore . Baiter Moor Jr , Tillamook. Ore . and J 0 Chilton f Saa de ment Calif. AO had tied at IM Moore wea claaa AA and Chihoa class A. B. Hornby, CWvardale. B C won claaa B aad Carl Bennett lorvsiiis, ure uaas t a iter a s hoof off over A J Aahfekt. Saa Mateo. Calif. Dave Chexam af Areata Calif Innk rtaaa li al 14a ahiU Ann Wm. dis af Ixivalork. Nev . woi en s honon at IM The FauU brothers of Santa Bona. Calif . look the Junior charo- pionahips. Gary at 1(1 lor the jun ior trophy and Danary a Is at 11 for the aubjunior. The tw-in-e- family title weat alas ta the Pei- arek brothers af Kelse. Wash Best and Joe. with M7 The man-wife prise went ta Carl and Lucille Collard. Ren. J7S Achaaoa. M-yardet won th handicap title after a shoot off with W W Hannon of Madras. Or . Dr J M Adams of Klamath Falls Dr F Hunt af Earvk. Cahl . and M Garcia af Narth HighUnda Calif Dr Adasna look the runner -op spot AB had tied at M AmnoM . . ON SUNDAY, JUT 11 ZELMFR'S FOUR CORNERS DONATING AU PROFITS TO New Four Corneri PARK Molsta rw4l TKt4 lisaawlplf t.UX aad waa the Brat beat race af the day. A total af II arrears timed la lor the aftaraeoa af racing. Ages rat tram I ta 11 yean and the side showed they ware dead aar ksua aaaat the op and earning apart The cart thonaatrvea are hoik Bka regtilar anidgoU aad kave lk ta 1 awrapewer eagiaee. la total peints, taiem'i Eddie BurreB. Hroan eat cama aut with a saoaad place tie aad atace kt was ais first kry at racing. B waa eaa atderod ejniU a faaL Eddkt aad S7 i aad kmejhot Lioael HebarL wha nnsierwaM. 77, af Atbeaa, Otuo, eae af the leading meaty winaers far the past twe years, refused to ha ahakea by a phenomenal caraa aack on the part of young Doa Wkitt and defeated the tttktlaewa Aleaieda, Cabi. are 1 ap. He cailachod wtth a great koa shot tour feet from the pia aa the final bole for a birdie three. Waitt five kolas dewa at the end af 11 boles, knocked la a kole-la-one aad three birdies ea the fin ishing holes af the morning reuad la square the match. But Finstar- wald. aae of the most poised af golf's aew breed, held Rm te wis the bitter, afternoon struggle, three times tied, ea the Htk. naoen, a, ah younger of a brother combiaatioa (rem Letaet- aaa'i Bayous, seored aa aawet 1 aad 1 victory ever kerrnr chanv ptoa w altar Burkame af Fraak ha, Mick., djsctdag the witk a hireka deuce aa tke There the pasweky Babert (pre aouacad A-Bar Wtad kis las shot oa the 170-yard hale twe feet pest the pia. Burkame. kia bull dog face stowing auras af aooa, drove te the groan X feet away, missed the putt and con ceded. A fierce match play competi tor whose winning percentage ia the tournament la the all-time beat, excelling even the great Walter Hag en, Burkemo. n years old, wavered under the strain af 107 holes ia three days. A strong, bold player la the morning, when h led 1-up after II, the round-faced Michigan pre. (Cont'd, page It, eai. I) City Tennis Test to Start Tom McDonald, a member of last year s championship duo. wiU Join with Lee rianey, a newcomer te Salem, la seeking Salem me t tennis doubles championship which ens play this aaleraooa at 1 edock sa the wmamett U courts WrecW f the trjurnamerit. Del RamtrfeB reminded that it ia still not toe lata for last minute en tries They may sign up at the courts la additioB te the Mr Dona id Tlnney tandem, three other duos have been rated highly as possi ble tournameot winners Th tourhey will rua ever a period af twe ar three weeks Among the tap roraenoVrt wiU be s tesm of John PsuJus sod Jack Frost, both Willamette U. professors. Tim Campbell, the Willamette River Days singles, champ, will team with John alinni fie. Oregon Slate Better, and slate high srhool double champions. Roger Stewart and Roy Stangehy from South Salem High atj5U- Capitai Drvf sas Utase at Clva r-r Geeea sUsaaaa .afaaatawwswaaw-iii aaaaVgUslJ 1 . L 1 ' 'wOMJOVet Cewam ka- jHt ' OMwei arvaayaia1 by pr- f Jy I j "efc-aaaaTaTa asvsej ayHmy M" 'objiii . ' j CoMaafj ajagV ' T gaiB B I iWeskaa tag S JswV l irrrrr:-: m. I.;; T H,al aaaat m4 IJjl aas li L U. a. Mk, A 1 k f A a. a. I 'al points te the winner's total of U. The races were put ea by the Quarter Midget v Association of Portland and were under the spon sorship of Curt Ferguson, manager of Paradise Islands. Another card is planned ia about three or four weeks. The track was very rough aa I was new. One f the Portland officials was down earner la the week and laid out a track, hut it was found to be IS feet too short aad a new aval had to be preased (Coat'd. page U, eel, g) Clubs Cubs Vy jf -'J, 0 7 DUU 5MDE WiOaea SBftfc Haaar Minneapolis 'Scrambling' For Giants (See story peg 11, set. 1) MINNEAPOLIS, July X KV Minaeapolis is still ia the midst af a "aid eoea ocrsmble- with Sea Francisco ta lead the New York Giants, Sports Editor Charles Johnson of the Star aad Tribune said today. Johnson, a leader ia the canv aaiga to onni major isagve baseball here, said Minneapolis baseball Interests kave heea aa- fatiatiai with Oseaer Horace Stonekam af the GUats tor aveeths oa taa fosaibiUty eg Giant saova karat "NuotiaUoaa which kave boea golag oa for aaaotha have baea at eexroC-Jefmeoa wrota i Ma roluana spaearUg la the tuaday Tribune. "When BtoMhant declared that BTJaooapolia was aader eoauider- oa. be lined the veu eg ae- erecy that kaa tvrd all nego tiations betwwtra tlie twe par ties.- he laiti Stone tuut said this week the Giants art playing their last sea son at the Polo Grounds sad that Saa franc lac probably will be their aew home. But he indicated he lo still willing ta listen ta s Minneapolis offer. "This has aaaa a groat Mg poker saune far Months and thtr la ao aaaa trying to kid anyone that It ianV Jehasoa said. The sainir oa twa anteotieaa, be said, will settle the Issue. The, according to Johnsoa, are: Crestest PoteatUI "Will the Giants go to the city offering the beat concessions on financial arrangements pw or will they go to the njje offering the greatest potential ever a long period ' Johneoa has placed Minneap olis in the second category. Re sold Minneepolia has made oe araatntatloa on rentals, con cessions, parking aad other fi nancial natters Negotiations will be resumed, he said "when S one ham give the signal " J o h nr.1 an vHt I0L0R0EST0S sioswaLl . SHINCLIS In narrow width lor traditional clapboard Here's th sidewall shingle for your home. Made of aabeero and cemrit J M Coiorbaa tot shingles never need paint to rxeaerve them. The beautiful .rotors give your horn beauty aad dig- f arty. Free aolitwalsi I slafanWr'WeWwlsl' aytjstaeaaaa MATHIS BROS. 01 It,, ft Ph. M 4-4111 ssH j y I ' a " ' Milwaukee Bums Win; Yanks Bow By DON WEISS THE ASSOCIATED PBXSS Dick Donovan's aeeanat anavhita ter of the season stopped the Chi can Whit Sax' Ameriraa tuna Boeexkve Saturday while Milwaaa tee ana Brooklyn twin wea ta stay a game apart ia the National League's scramble. Ted Williams' fourth inning sia gle was the only hit off Donovan ia Chicago's 4-0 victory over the Boston Red Sox. The White Sea nicked ua a lam oa Nasw Yark'a AL leaders and trail by five after OrveUnd'a 4-1 decisioa aver the Yanks. Washington edged Datraat 4-1 oa Herb P lews' aaerifiea flw and Gus Zernial's three-run pinch isomer a trie ninth enabled Kansas City te stop BaJUmore. 14, ia eth. American League games. Cevagtaa leasers Milwaukee's Datchwork Rrave. with catcher Del Crandall playing right field, won their fifth straight, 7-1 aver th Nese'Vark Riaaja aa Wee Covington I two-rua bomar. ais second or tne game, with twa out ia the ainth inning. Rronkhra with IVika uy slamming his atb homer and eignui a ais last ia garnea. staved a (ame behind IfUwaukaat by oeleeting the Chicago Cba, '-a. at. Lawis aoia tairtl place, twe games back, witk aa It-hit soharf e that rautad Plttahssrvh S-A aad Sua Lopata slarnmed a Stack uiree-rua hcener la the aiatk aa PkOadelplua regained fourth place and ehoved Cuicumeti back ta Oftk wHh a 74 victory aver the Redlegs. Aria tatts by Bt Bobby AvUa'i twa-rua suule at the eighth and Early Wyaa's sia bit pitching beat the Yanks. Tarn my Byrne lost K ia raliei al Bah. by Saantx. saving up the kit ta Avua after loading the taees with walks. The victory was Wyaa'i llth, tyiag Chicago's Billy Pierce fOT BMft f aaflMol WW. Earl Targsssa helped aut with a home rua for Donovan, who eied the Americas League l other oae-hHter ta a 44 Chi cago victory ever Cleveland May Donovan ll-Ji walked twe. kit a hatter, and another waa safe oa aa error. With throe doubts plays behind him, he faced eaiy men. W imams' ait was a kner ea which righUieider Jtaa Laadu had aa Play. WUimsss alao eeet Dexxeat s Frank Lary kis ftftk atraight kwa aad UU ia U aecisioaaPlews d. livered the 8eators' wiaaing rua la the aeveath after Lary waked ,lwe batters. 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