12-(Sc. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Suk, July 21, "57
SF Offer to Giants
Almost 'Complete'
Mayor Chrisropherson Anticipates
No Difficulty in Reaching Terms
NEW YORK. July 10 u The I to receive seven per cent of the
New York Giants bbll team' gate receipts to help pay for a
will receive an official proposal 10 million dollar $ldium.
within the first two weeks of Au- The West Coast mayor did not
fust to move to San Francisco meel Horace G. Stoneham, owner
This was announced todav by and president of the Giants. How
San Francisco Mavor George", the mayor .said they had
Christopher as he stopped here "I"" discussions by t'Phw
en route to an American Mumo- Christopher has no plana i to talk
pal Assn meeting in White Sul- further with Stoneham durinj a
phur Springs. W Va tMiav vl$" """
Christopher indicated that the Ne Other Laeal Part
eferjrould call for San Francisco $tonthtm Mld h. had ipekra
Herb Flam,
Seixas Win
CHICAGO July Defend-
Ing champ. on Herb Flam loday
led topseeded players ct both the
Men s and Women s Divisions into
tnmorrow s finals of the National
Clav tmrts Tenn's Tournament
In muggy. 9icgree weather
Flam, no 1 seeded star from
Beverlv Hills. Calif, easily turn-
d back his semi-final loe. th
seeded Bill Quilhan a lanky army
t -s i ti
private from Ft Rucker Ala in
"
atr.igh. sets. 0-3 H. M
Flams final round opponent to- o( Au)(ust
morrow w ill be no 2 seeded ic
Seixas of Philadelphia. who to- Similar U t levrUed
day outlasted 3rd seeded Bernard ihrislupher did not disclose any
Bartren of Dallas. Tex -. 4-0 prov,SIOOs of the offer However.
1-0 0-1. M in a 1-hour and JO n, lnr Rneral view
minute struggle that Clev eland has an agreement
Gibaea lu Easily !hKh is fair and ideal" and
which provides that city with tev
The women's semifinals also n cfnt ,n, gl MunJ.
went according to lorm as Wim clpj stadium, where the Indiana
bledon Champion Althea Gibson psv
of New lork and no 2 seeded .j j;,,, th, the offer will
Darlene Hard of Monlebello. Calif . have te be baaed on sum that
cored decisive victories ,SJure the amortiiation of the
Miss Gibson toyed ith No 4- stadium over a period of years."
aeeded Lou Felix of Mertden. Christopher said.
Conn . for a t-T. 0-1 triumph. Mist San Francisco has been author
Hard had Itftie trouble squelch- iied by its citizens to spend S mil
Ing Kara! Fagero of Miami. Fla.. lion dollars for a stadium, but
M. o-J. I Christopher sayi it'll coat twice
ehampioa showdown "a' '
between Mist Gibaoa and Miss He said he was not contempla
Hard will be a repetition of the " "y mor i'lf'cuHy in reach
recent Wimbledon finals in Lon- " with the Giants
don. England Miss Gibson to- Odds on their moving to San
morrow will be seeking her first Francisco next year are rather
major US title favorable.' he said j
In the women t doubles rham- lwrtallaltM Ct High
pvonahip round, also played this o,,,,,,, had Mld rhff
fternoon. Miu Gibaoa and Miss lrtM(ff hf Mm ,
Hard teamed up for an easy M. upcn . M.ywl
Mj Wumph over Misses Fagerot ,.ltv110 trTntmtB
and Jeaiuw Arth of St Paul. Mini. A, hf cfer,., h,
In on of the. day t men lhal telephone company ta his
doubles semifinals, the Australian cHy n(d rlpresed some rwn
pair of Ashler Cooper and rraeriCwi I0IHI( nnaUatw of pay
cored a ensp H -l n-7. TictoryjTV facihtiea because of man
over Bartien and Grant Golden oower thortagt and ' eiceuivc
WilmetU. IU. tnri -
In the other men s doubles semi i Christopher said the company
finals Seixas and Flam were lead-! told him installation would cost
inf GiammaJvs and Barry Mac- 30 to mtllioa dollars
Kay. Michigan- 157 NCAA eham- i Skiatron lnc . a pay TV concern.
bmsi. when the match was called had much Uer estimates the
because af darkness
Seuas and Flam had woo Uie'ured the coat in San Francisco at
first two seta 7 1 and 0-1. and
were tied M tn the third set
The third set will he played to-
morrow after singlet competition
(Cont'd, from preceding page)
an of dancing as something for sissies and girlies would
he surprised tn know how many big leajuers purposely
learned how to dance in order tn gain better balance lim
ing and footwork It helps kids and let fare it You
rant dink the gals all vmir lile
Notre Dame football followers will h k their programs
a second time when the Irish make their initial ulah come
autumn Thev have a Bob Williams at quarterback but it
isn t the same capable who directed the 194&-50 South
Renders No relation, either The I. A Rams F.lroy
ICrarvlegs' Hirsch isn t to crarv He has invested in a Holly
wood restaurant that s doing big hi;
hoqin Hii Another 'Beit Seller' Coming
And if you te been feeling sorry for golfer Ben Hogan
Because old age, an aching back and ralouted tootsies
hate rangkt ap with him. forget It Hngsn I original spoilt
hook. "Power Golf was the second largest seller la his
tory for books of tbit kind tad bwwed only to "The Rabe
Rath Story " Vow Baa tan Be a romet back with "Five
Iettont The Madera Faadamentals of olf.' aad ad
vance orders forced a record first printing of
copies, retailing al U aad 17 depending on Ike cover
That adds ta more than a million bucks for a first print
ing . Uke the man taid. "Than gold la them tkar
goifert". .
In view of Pete Susirk i snnminred and predictedi res
ignation at the I' of VYathinglnn and the intentions of
Rarrv Billiard and Dale ( ardwell tn mend the Seattle
school regardless of the fact that their prep mentor wont
he there poohs the suspicion thai Susirk was going tn the
university onlv as an escort for mm of that nrh Marsh
field football talent Coupled with Roger Johnsons pledged
allegianre in Oregon State it dni rompletely fracture the
longstanding Msrshfieid t-rtnn pipeline however
We heliete Susie I wise to rriurn m Marshfield He
h' s tremendous prep forithall prngrtm built up there
ha s nie home for his family it well liked and well paid
and can enio the pea'e quiet tnd beau'v nf 'he ( oos Bay
area At Washington he would he hand in hand with todavi
high pressure inllegiate football and would be vr eligible
for itt here to-1av gone-tomorrow risk
Hurley Aikmg Title Fight Pricei
Many fistic folks may look apwa I be Aagaal I? Flovd
Patterson Pete Redemarher heavyweight rbampiewtbip
battle with skepticism, flgarlag that big Pete It in wtv
aser hit head Bat Prwmwter Jack Harley la aeaetheiest
ssklng heavyweight title fight prices for the Seattle Stek t
ball park show, aad evea al ?0 (or ringside IIS for re
served and lid for general edmhttiaa d wests, we M heteha
be Hilt the ? nV0 rapeettv arena
Pugel Sounders have taken this view of the hout 1 ve
got tn see th'S fitM Now suppose rf s a stinker I ve got
ta be there don t '.. so 1 ran say how lousy it was ' . . .
brielly on the phone with Christo-
pher and asked that San Francis
co s oiler be put in writing.
Talk has been prevalent that
the Giants ere headed for Saa
.Francisco and the Brooklyn Dodg
ers (or Los Angeles
Stoneham has said this will be
the Giants last year at the Polo
Grounds here, and that he sees no
possibility of moving to another
local ball park
Christooher said at a press con-
ference thai Stoneham "reiterated
his interest in moving the Giants
" Sa" Fr"i?,' HmI" "
' have stated Mort no decision
" made until a firm pnpoid
' P"" "mr mu "
San Francisco 1 assured Mr.
Mopenam inai wir uumai ytv
. r ,
r.. .1 i. Mia Vveine nrefaaretl anrf
mayor said He said the firm fig
I million dollars, ia the city of
Los Angeles. 4 million dollars, and
m the city and county of Lot
Angeles. 10 million dollars
Mayor, and1. His Briefcase .
.'t v- .1
C '1. -
NEW YORK. July ! Mayor George Christopher f Saa
Francisco poses ta his SL Mnriti Hotel rooia with hrs
briefcase, which he said contained "papers far the tranv
action" ta shift the New York Giants baseball team la his
city. Christopher, who flew ta New York with his wife
loday, said he expected ta confer with the (.iants presi
dent. Horace Stooehasn. Stoneham already has said this
will be the Glaats' last year at New York Pole Grounds.
(AP Wlrephotol
Hawaii Kai in Lead
Of Aiapes Gold Cup
TAHOE CITY. Calif. Jury 10 -Hawaii Kai. a crew-owned hydro
plane driven by California n Jack Regas. today averaged M 213 m p h.
for SO miles to take the opening day lead in the Mapes Gold Cup races
on mile-high Lake Tahoe
i
4 I
uregon risn
Travel Afar
Dead or sine Oregon fish are
global travellers
Last month t h e Oregon Fish
Commission reported the unusual
story of two ateelhead. bearing
plaatat tags, that wound up ia a ,
Parit rafe The fish had been
caught by Indian fithermen above
Bonneville dam 'the point of tag
gmg. and w ert exported to
rrtnr
1 This week the fish commission
had news of another ' lagged hsh
that journeyed to foreign waters
the hard way-by swimming The
fish was a 10-pound albacore tuna
that had been branded with a
tubular plastic spaghetti typ lag
on August II. KM. shout Ml miles
off the Oregon coast by huh com
mission biologists
On June J I9RT the tagged tlhs
core was caught h a Japanc-e
vessel orf the nai of Japan Pur
ing the len month) the hvh
at tihertt it had doubled its
weight
Di t.eorje Harry Ir fwh
rorruniMMin revarrh direrlnr aid
1 lh alliainre tag recovery further
substantiates ihe tneory that alha
core raushl vnradic ally in tireson
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fia7ey Snares
Women's Title
OMAH K July Wenam
Balv tha calm tiuhrtorn nation
a: rol)giair champion nn rhe
Vfwr4fi ft Upborn matHir (toil
trxirnatnepnt lnt ith a .' and I
wtor otr Knn f ap Johnston
( Ui MawMi "r Iowa tpOfan
fht Jpar old Nonhiirn
I m eriit m 4w1 thr up at ih
v! of 11 hn taw her !ad
-dw.ndtt lo no hob? it H hi ih
ftfuwl to flipi- h
1 Th dramatic mat,h pnrVd nn
th rth link wlvrr Mri John
too? J4 rar old moth4r nt a V
VarW datjht.r mti(fsd a four
j loo pott TV rollefiatf champion
from r v anttofi 111 who had
j rhippowi to t irv htn nut from IW
! ft aav drnpptMj htf piitl for a
par 4 and fh champKmshtp
It a th firt hoi th fir I
frofn lllinoia KmJ won tim th
24th
Junior Baseball Leagues
I Start Tenth Week of Play
"Pie Wleerv JrinNV I ai- a'e
, headinf into the tenth rnuml of
plav thu week with 1 '-ill ilaie
tm tap
In use a lvnp k .till ihe
Truat Oilers lhal art ptrinf the
teafwe with a shiny 04) mark
Sett it the J s A F.morv entry
wilh 7 and I with wasier Service
Slatanra it third apnt with t VI
rerwd
1 Tot lainet Ine the first pari w"
Ihe week should enena tram the
Ji 4 fjnnrv I Master Service
mn tnd th Tniti ialeen l.wns
tik Rmk mexasrli are Meetdav
la the T rirrgit "arkami
lesaeleri tnd Vameless Market
re on ie wills 7 and 1 slaie. THe
Wear tfT, nrm are Weil arfk
: 2 'JW-aet Hs Oleinte a wrtS ; f
ll 4
Tiewlay 1 fareiet .'!l teaSfra
W ewl sVakwrv I .anew stains! karf
, ita Market vi SJe.wke 1 Nam
Regas. of Livermore piloted the
big boat hich formerly belonged
to industrialist Henry Kaiser
victory in the second section of
today s opening heat
Only seven of the IJ speed
queens entered were able to finish
,h ln"Un .T
charger trouble in thu mile-high
altitftde loried the delending
champion Shanty I. from Phoenix.
Aru . and Seattle, out of the day t
competition
Second place after the first heat.
wrtlh aiMllur 1 .11
tai flMjl , he
no, , , th, j,,,,, Wl.
6nvn ov Mlro tk Ciech-
oslovakian who flew an airliner
, lhf rofl Curtain about two
jeais ago
Slovak personal pilot tor WU
ham Boeing Jr . of Seattle, won
the opening section with an aver
age tpeed of 96 tm Following in
order of best times were Mitt
Thnltway driven by Bill Muncey
of Seattle 91 J4 Osle V. Bill
tantrell Detroit tl l.S Miss
Bardahl. Norm Kans Chelan
Wash w) tjT Thnftway TOO
Brien jle Seattle S7 020 and
alr VI le Schoenith Detroit
K i
Wuhnn turned in the fastest
'hree-mile lap nf the dav Klnak
'P1"1 h"r m,T 'n' rnrnparaliv ely
ca'rn ' ,ff7 mph
'
... g
Round Tab'e
Romps Home
l(,l r VtlHIll Calif lulv ?0
sP'- Round Table continued his
sensational winning trei Indav
with an eay 2 length v Kinrv in
the 41S1 westerner hsnma
nut hi fifui italie irtnrv nt the
metinj tnd his third in nianv
week, at Hnllvwrmo Tj-li
I'w In Willie shfte'n'lr' -nl
'o lh hm nn) Ihr tirre Sf
a litht smack rn re In rmne than
urge Ihe JveorM Roin T'hlc
anl craiert in tihotit di'ficnltv
I'tsher n a surpr'te iecnod in
s pholn finnh n er ihe la'e rlos
ing Joe Price in the fielrt nf eight
3 y ear oWls
Tne time fnc the mil tnd one
quarier a ? 0JV 1 V
Round Table rtcinf under the
telly green silk rJ TrtMS M
Kerr nt OVIthoma f it n the
imMi on favorite a he ttm
smabed the nopositmn in hi soph
omort division
He returned t? m tl ya tnd
tl 10 Irisner paid II and tl W
tnd Ine Price 13 Vi
lew. Market s Tost 1
and the atv.V Otih afarnal lack
Jewelera
11 ia asttasi 1
a 11t1.11
W I Pel W I Pi
T'.a I aiaaaa.rfa 1 I It
I laari t r I'llMi I 1 T-S
" I I ria IM,r
Li
4 I M f rr 1 1
W-lHDIt I 4t lilaa ttaai
i TrvMi Oil m ftarrt4 Mi
i vi itaMjtr rivft at RV1 r
It A lMr i wtaXr wet.
t al Harrvfc I f t at'er,
Jorselwaiafa tf a ftawtttAwa 4r
kM mt vi I
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tfcws ' i ri fUsr i ii
toae i i ripMiia i i Ti
1 Mum t J ' TT 1 I tt
M aatfc , I f4 , w
Tl Itau i f.44rt fj,, t.ta
I t Re r f i laiiet MirtH tl
tr tk fajta 4-fca v.
tite at aWrrV k a I va.
-.e " e 1avfta -
Ycnlis Win
Ova! Aleet
Sime, Gilbert Nab
Double Victories
LONDON. July M i - Tom
Courtney of Fordham, Olympic
100-meter champion, splashed a
half miU In 1 mmula 4T 1 - - - - - J-
. - .. . . V r L . I.
and field team easily defeated a
London aggregation. M-l.
Courtney's time wu phenome
nal. It had rained heavily before!
today s half of the program got
under way and Courtney, power-
striding runner, spun the distance
over a heavy, scuffed up track
inai naa pooia cm water on n at
everal spots
At that, his time wu the fifth'
into the book as a British all
comers record He a aeetrinf ap-1
1 ;0hid
team, who lost ta Courtney by II
inches at Melbourne, was second
again today but his time of 1 4J 5
was British national and Eng
lish native record Johnson fin-1
iahed five yards behind Courtney '
Greatest Race Eirr
The New York team won 13 oft
the 15 events Only British vic
tories came in the mile and two-
mile run Peter Clark, who doesn t
even rank among the best in Brit-
ain. woo the mile run with 4 03
after Brian Hewson scratched be-
cause of a leg strain
Laurie Reed, another Britain,
was second although given the
same time as Burr Grimm of
.Maryland ho ran for the New
York team. They ere credited
with 4 07 7
Derek Ibhotsoo of Britain, broke
the world record for the mile with.
a 3 57 1 and the next three men (Cont'd, from preceding pag)
all came home under four min- the Tigers in the last three innings
utes They were Ron Delaney of lo protect Russ Kemmerer'a fourth
Ireland, and Villanova. Olympic .victory against six defeats.
1.VM meter winner Stanislaus Jug ! Zernial hit his Kansas City
wirth of Ciechoslovakia. world game-winner off losing reliever
record breaker in the 1500 meter. George Zuverink to climax a four
and Ken Wood of Britain I ryn rally for the A s Connie Joha-
Raas t.J hi 100 !,on tni 'he Orioles led. S-l, enter-
ing the ninth. Tom Morgan won
The British- crowd of M 000 to- u
day got a chance to watch the
almott perfect sprinting form of Five Vnearaed Rons
Davt Sime of Fairlawn. N J . who Crandall. although he hit big 11th
today took a 100 meter invitation homer, nearly cost the Braves
run in 10 5 Last night be won the their game with the Giants, boot
100 yards in t S. ; ing a fly ball in short right field
Flias Gilbert of Winston-Salem, and setting up five unearned runs
N C . smooth moving hurdler, took after two were out in the 0th That
two first places today to add to
iuIlm VM-tnrv rJ Uct mskl Ua
, ... ..,. ...
eased through lo win the IM yards
hurdlei in 14 1 and then sped
through a 130-yard hurdles race
in ui
Finsty, Hebert
Seek Golf Title
(Coal'd. from preceding pa('
rncsi two easy fiveloot putts on A. Randy Jackton alto homer -the
13rd and Mth holes before He- for Brook)vn ry, Dry.i,
bert closed the door ,. .,k k.i. i c-i r .ki
The two finalists clash for the
U0O0 first prue at 10 a m. Sun-
ay over ine imam, yauey gou
course which was burned to con
Line naiuiKTws vj iwij airaio-
ing sun
rmsier.a.u. a pro untr 1TO p,t, ,oe,ned With a bad I ' J-Cw4Ctat I M
won more than la 000 last year v, ,,4 lo lht ,4tf wllh f-" J J j-ae... , 1 et.
to finish tecond in the official Rl(.hlf A,hhurn tnA Chufk H,r. .
prue 1st and tbit year has won m.- k a m
, . , "ion on nate and none out to Mondays c.amii we.i saia.
!. 0(10 -plus for No J position ,m,vh h am,wlnnm Cak. n aiekamie naval. .1 Bay,
among golf 1 capitalists He h a s , (h k ron Gros, ' .; "."'?;
been in the monev in VI ilr.igh. (M( xh r,1(h m FZVmII V
tournaments tieing a reord long ytntW the Phil 1 fourth ntrher ' "T, " 1 ari Be
held hv Hogan ... ... ' t "'
wts the winner . 1 wednisdst s r.twis
Five Daws Ofter
u.k,. k . ,
Whi obscure 20 vrar o ri native
,. , , . itt
f alifnrnian who also has been on
the tour sine I ta.vS provided the
. , ,t
main evcilement lor he sweatv
. , , www, . ...
crowd ol 7 Wal who roamed the
Hat Miami V al.cv curse todav
Five down alter 12 holes and ap-
irenllv h..pelcsy healen he hit
an f sihi iron ro nn ttif I4ard
llth which hit tvnitie liV cup pun
ml drnppH lf a hole in firtr In
spired he pm to pUv thf m fivp
hold in thrp urwVr par to quarf
liV maich
Rose Upended
I KVA I AMM.a-.
in n Yv i ennis
T M ol juv jn e .. Top-
seeded Noel Brown of Santt Mon
it a t till edied Rill Rose of
Portland TS 7 im SI here
looar in move mm ine men a sin
a
on
les finals ol Ihe wvh annutl P
if if Northwesl Tennis chtmpion
ships
Brown will play lohn Been nt
Shawnee Okla and fort Rliss
Tet in tomorrow . title round
Been is seeded Inurih
.rt Knno of Seattle aurretsfullv
defended hit unxx men i unflet
crown hy itmrmnt iMvaeested
ed
r.iiiir. rainn.il n 'rnmn
v am i ts. t
Sherwood Bowmen
riafikfr KJsfine.UM
LC ltd I I'UIUngndrn
SHhHWoriO rn-e July s e
Shr-o irrheri inf the aecnnd
siianni vetr nHHeaied arrser.
i(hl vai
( rorr Nofimphjm
fnfitnrl m t
t'1 rphtf thonf toia
",m ' whf
to 4 7J! for
kvrorH 10 4'l pmnt
-h nttinf hm team Ta hu
huv
Kand and ifa romhinatpom
rm frv vvry(inq 'tam fifing
harr rd ssyomari ihonting
Hubbard Wins Pair
HI BRkRD Jury Special
Hurahard tttrafe twee both Smt
of it eihmstHWi aifthall dnsnSle-
kcavVr (ram ( aarasV Ptywrmd
eKarvwy here limi(h 7 ? and
Uer, f ole .'.shed m 'hre, hi'.
m as II trt attayk in the nperaer
wP.le Urry RerV'y whw prlrheel
tne hrs- ese --- r.--,a n the
sav" YtA l Sists ta fk, a-fh,
..a "Ur- -sw-d t twte, re
the firsl (ame.
They're Back, Rarin' to Go
I II
vaaMMMpMBMM
Matckavaker DtM Own kai
the Mtetl DtMvu Brwtkeri
la a lag scrap m Tuesday alfht'i Mat card at tke Anriorr.
Dirty Dm" Ii at left, "Unghkesue led" at right.
freeman Novy Holds Title . . .
Donovans Will Appear
On Tuesday Mat Card
The Donovan Brothers "Dirty Doug" and "Roughhouse Red "-
wno nv ludfl Salem booking by Matchmaker Elton Owen the
past couple of weeks, have finally been landed by the muscle maestro,
wlU PPr Tuesday sight at the Armory, in a tag teamer that
Donovan in
One-Hitter
tied the score at J-i but Coving-
Im Vi A Va Inrm..!. k;; tk.
, "T.wmca eaoed with both lighting on
fop of the Polo Grounds right field (nr floor alMj one that taw big
roof off loser Marv Gnssom after Ujthcr cut up Savage t profile
Kb Mt thews tingled Crandall wat wtin punches
pressra imo ouuieio ouiy wnen
Andy Pafko turned up with a bad
Two other Milwaukee outfield
er!, Hank Aaron and Bill Brutoo
are injured along with infiektert
Jot Aocock and Felix Mantilla
Snider t homer provided Jhe
clincher for the Dodgers, who have
won nine of 10 since the all-star
j... k- .k. r-..k.
a'sw t vw v iiw i psti rj tiesr v MUO
yrnit b,, mtM ,
Dv Hinm,B who w -.
M , tcXm when Gj, HodM
irnh hit
him on th. pitching
harMl in tha firtt inmnf
Iddie Kaskn had (our hits.
Man Musi.l three lor a lifetime
. . , . . . . . .
nl 1 " ana iiei r.nmt naa
)our RR, ,
. . , , .
squeete hum in rhe Cardinals
n ,, . . . ,.
romp over Pittsburgh and Bob
rr,..A t- m u r l
' V ' .,' K' h 'L ' L
1(w hf,( ,H .
, ,. . ,. . . . ' '
mi nsr rtn 11 in l.nrtu JwatrMIIII
Rams Set to
Open Drills
It KI) LANDS Calif . July 20 -Tl
The l.na Ansele, 114m. .
Lm Angeles Rjtns.
championship fontpndr in th
u.,u, wh .
quad of 33 vetermi ind 10 rook
ie open trtininj (or the 1037
smioii neit Kridiv it the I'm
vertitT of Redltndi
Sis nf the rookie prospects
u ... y,mi hi 1 r ni
lete illttar game ifainst the pre
rhimpion New York Gunts Auf
were invnea in pur in ine rnl
10 tnd will he late reportinf to
Rtm ( oarh Sid Gillman
They ire htlfbarks Joa Arnett
from the I niver.ity r.f
tllfornit tnd Del Shofner Bty
Wr. Iineharker Jack Ptrdee. Tet
tl A4M t.eorie Struiar. Wtshr
mrlaa taehle end jaii, I unrl,
lnVf' taehle end Lamar Lundv
PursSwe and Pilte t othren full
.ursor ann r tle I OSnretV lull
naet inn Held foal kh-ker from
MtssiuiBDl
hark tnd field f
Missiuippi
r,w "
Th P'iltt' of fir Rims
retmni mav reduce the yeterm
rnaier In .Wl Tackle Rud Mr
lidm otfen.ive ends Ron Miller
ind Roh ( arey Iineharker Hu.h
run and rtefenalv. ,r.A ry.....
W irdlnw have indiraled th
' o nti inn ar
,iilm" p hvf vir10i
v HI hit !M rrffrnw,vf ,r
won i ne bark thu vet
tw,y ttjrtini (Mm ofi hand
Th Kama harr nnl 13 davt
c,h"n,t A,,s""
PCL Line Scores
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(atovc), and Mb wU) appear
will be only part of a double main
event Owea has lined up (or the
card.
The rugged and tough Donovans,
easily remembered for their riot
ous engagements here on an al
most weekly basis over a year ago.
are to make their 157 debut
against Herbie Freeman and Cow
boy Carlson, a pair of real top
notcbers whs now hold the North
west tag team title and who in
tend keeping it
LINDSAY VS. SAVAGE
As bis second mainer Owen has
lined up Luther Lindsey and Wild
BUI Savage for their rematch,
even though it won't be for the
Northwest heavy title as originally
pUnned. That bauble left Wild BiU
last week and went to Freeman as
a result of their hot Portland ses
sion, one ia which the Portland
Commiattoa held up the belt
But the Lindsey -Savage sortie
could be a dinger even at that, lor
they went to a bloody "no contest"
iu K. ..n
. . . . .
one
Th, ia or r,Am, i,a.
lht Garibaldi and his
whii staff against Ali Paths, the
"Terrible Turk'' who haaa I been
able ta da much here.
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Gordon Hull PicVpA
'Un nUH f KrVCwJ
PITA Srrfirv
RFXO July K f - F. Fither
sf wedderSum Ore wat elected
preside rf af the J vn-rnemher Pi
rifkr InteraetiMaJ Traphnniin
Asm utdav
CXJiert elected include W
Hilemaa f arlaje Orese Ore first
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iTeewurer siaj lnTtva t.
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tecwnel vice presMiem. IVsaj Rev
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Serrairewtn rhl lean Hurd
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Foul Gives Leather
Button Futurity Go
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Alhmbn Disqualified on Infraction
By Stablemate Olymar After Easy Win
CHICAGO July 20 .e - 1 nbcaten
narent easv 4', length yiclory. looay was ouquammi ana Utther
Button m ' ed up '""cr nf ihe IIM.OTS ArUngtoa Futunty.
Ede ArTan. pt-tl." Mhamhrav ahel tha
tawtS Fred W 'Wt.Zn
l.m 4-3. breaking me su
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jQP23IC5 III
Net Victory
.. jn risck
Hold, PjnChO LUSn
Exhibition Sunday
FORFST HILLS. N V . July 20
ur - Swarthy Pamlvi ConzaJes
woo Jack Kramer s Tournament
i i.mnin lodav when he
crushed Pancho Segura 4 3, moving pictures, the stewards al-
M while blister fingered Tony lowed the claim and, uader Illinois
Trabert was trouncing Lew Hoad. State racing regulatlont, disquab.
M. 10-12 t-2. M. ded Alhambra, aettiag him back
Goniales now is undefeated in lo (ourth place,
four matches, while Hoad the Acti-. AntomaUa
1125 000 bonus baby of Ihe pro
troupe, hay a 2 ? mark so Pancho t The action wal autAmauc a
collects the $2 M up pnre mon- though Alhambra wu not
ey This situation also posed a volved. Stat rule stipulate that
king-sized headache lor promoter under such claim of leul every
Kramer, who had hoped lo have horse entered by tha same owner
the two go through undefeated and is disqualified.
meet fnr the ntle tomorrow leather Button, with Jack Skel
In order to break even in Ihe v up M a supplementary entry
enlure Kramer ill need an al alM earned his Rockmoort Ftrmj
most - full h.m-e tomorrow A ji; s;.y To hit backeri at the ma
crowd of shout ''" sat in the ,u, nindows. Leather Button paid
plus-90 degree heat ol the "est R M and 1 40
Side Tennis Club lodav That w,nlim S Miller's Rellim S W ,
made the total attendance about nddrn by rf)unfd
11 000 to date (, t M in(j pjgg tD(j WM f
Thus the C.omales Hoad match of from third Uj tee
will amount lo nothing more than omJ p,lcf Rle.
an exhibition )rd whicB wu worth ,.
In another singles match, mus 4nd Hm
cuiar rrans .-seusnian im wu
little Ken Rnsewall. 4.
2
t-2
Jr. Racers
Have Onener
( (Cont'd, from preceding ptg'l
I into service st Ihe last minute
The regular track will be re
measured and finished this week
Following are ine complete rac
ing results
MAIN EVENT J Uiii I -rv Srr
hull 4v iu.jn ll, hl(1rr Ijrrv
Melrrr Wmdv Hull, aid OYlCF
, MAIN IS iipi I..hl. VI. -trod
JUS. "ail l iitni'i Di-'f i Rff
Mi r.rm Hn.vHET hash na
dy BirKljnd TBOPHV DASH BoMiv
' kUl.KKl
rtRST HEAT Urrv Melrer SF(
OND HEAT Endu Okamnto THIRH
HEAT Sunn Barheldn NOVICE
DRIVERS-nitST HEAT Ri m IV
horn SECONO HEAT Mikt Bell
ENTRY 1 I S T td1 lurnil I
yaars. Dich Lundhonih 11 Roddir
Birkland 12. Urry Meler t. Windv
Birllland in. Darrell Id.v.i II Mike
Grt I Susan Ba kelder In Ed
die Oaamoto 12 Boh Mi t e.wl
Ijrry Serbl. k. In Carl I adna II
Boh Birk 1 Of ike Brll V Rnk
t'pham " Tarrv V -iff I I-arn
t.undboinh 1 r'r Rni
Todjy's Pitchers
AMIIK I (,! f
Vtw rk tl ( lo? tLii f?i- wtajr
atitmt 4l atioJ lut kt it Ii it
lttOt. (I ll IAJ Narletfct
Botloa tl hictgo PitrnieltM il-ti
M llwdtn (V ; 1
fUIIIMr tl Kinsit flit
Krtwl iNli tntl Mtxtre t4i
1 r llntr tnd) Bureteile i- i
Tw'llhin(tf tl 0Mre.ll g lesenger
( J- J I u Run n in 1 ill 1 1
N T10N l I r t l R
4 inrmntu tl Philttle lyhia 1 '
l.ttvrt tl-Ji tn4 to tale i it u
MtOjtStt S-I tntt Rnferrtt ill .
MHaai tl S itrh iTt wpahn
(lt-1) tnol HiircJtl ti ll I ronr
(4 1 1 tnoj Rtn It 1 I i 1
tl I nun tl Pttlvfcotgfc 1 ' 1 1
Mrltnil till tnd WphMii ii
Rliaf 1' Hi ttia Purkft 1
hlrtf al flroMililtn 1 .' Imh tl
f) and! Utah sfc s iVIi Frthinr
(i-l) mtj Nftainnika ;i
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN!
If vnij aie i h jh m hi 1 1 giailiiair il )ou ire between mt
gri of 17 in :w il mu are truly imhitioui tn better the
poMtmn of viiursril and vnur lamilv Ihen the few momenls
required in read this mess4e miv he the turninf point of your
hie
There has 4ppeared on ihe industrial M'ene in recent yearl
i truly rrmaikahlr aew ind rapidly ripaadlnf industry the
held n( tlecirnnic lis prescnl late ol expansion tnd lit new
tpplirations ire a.ni"t tanlaslir' r.lectrrinici. includet the funt
new television .niliii vhih is eceising tdded impetut with
the rimuna' i.i nilor uirvismn Klertrrnics includet rtdio. with
its raatinuallr eipaodm( applications not only in homes, hut
in industries u h as airline railroads pipe line companies, etc
K.lec ironies ini hides radar ind microwtst reliy . which are
finding tremrndousu important uses in such fields it tetephoni
communu iimns i,r trillir ronliol etc Klectronict devsret
tuch is the elertniOK romputers nr mechanical brains trt
resolutioninnj industrial prwedures for testlni aad develop
mem o( new piodmis surh n automnhilei tirpltnet, hnue
hold ippliames ship, military equipment etc
Electronics n making pussihle resoiutioatry ttef 10 the
industrial world ihe introduction nl automatic ftrtorie '
Production prmesse. will he rontrolled hy electronic equip
ment suSsiitijiinj m part lor assemhly line workers One
mt)r auinmohilr manulariure! ilone i aprndini ipprnxi
maieh J2)0 (kill (kin mi to a,i p (, electronict !l
controlled lactones Other minuftrturers in mtny different
fields, ire following nut
Electronics o hind in hand wiih itnmir development
Electrons ire hasic pan nf the atom The atomic twachinet
which tie an much in Ihe news the elerlrowtttie fenerttor,
the ryrlotron the helitron ind the rynchromn . tr elec
tronic devices
These ire hirt fes. o the widespread ippliratinna rwl Elee
trnfiiri Fvers dn new applications new uses ire being di
cos erert
What r1i.es hi mean in ion' r means that there Is I lr'"
mendnus need in in new held ol Klectronict for pewpeelf
trtme4 technician. i me,n. !ha! lot the vmint mt who I
is inclined ilnn, merhamrtl or te. hniei! lines there u pn'h.
ihlv no othr held in the world tnrlav thil n an )tHH"cked
with Opaortinlly not only for i f.-sd )nh or husinesi of ynsir
own hut for advancement in Ihe future
New see rta sjatlHy far these apanittei tbrwafh I at
uewally reeeiahwd. ktwiat iratalai arwria. that eaa trfa
yaw tkraaik heme ii4y right la yr aaa heaae! Eejuipment
for home laboratory eiperimenl. n included plui ill preptrt
tion maientl for Wond ind Fmt Class Ft T Ltrenaet Or full
rwsident traimni if preferred An f.( PO tccreditad eafi"""
me technirun nrnarimi .pproved for velertns
Thouunds nf ofheT men hive ilreadr achieved tuccet
thmufh (entrili tr.mmt profrim lt eomnle'e ml i
tnrmatioe on what thu nn mean fnr ywu Mall the eeupoa
kaatay
fTNTHI TFf tNIr K. INSTITl TF
t.TrFt R., is t, jnr.tl rwt9tpt
' ewmplete lefaraaariaw ahwsrt iaa.rtea.iHew I"
Fteclr-Mira
N'taae
j Addrest
j f its
1 Vlaratia,
I i
Alhambra, after acoring M lp
- , '"r-
was kit 14 let by Haty Road ta
195J with Areaa aboard. The vet.
eran jockey also had an Arlmgtoa
f'u,ur,,y "inner tlh Roy.
The Arlington Park crowd of
sai n lomo-uae silrrce
me inquiry signal
"asnea on us imo ooaro. Jockey
Blll HarUck. riding Oaihr.ni
Tjfc STTSuT-S
u.
"v ea.
try.
After IS minutaO at atudyuui
AinamDTa. dtiiuj asasra iron
what wouki nava neea nis tourta
straight triumph, received a con
solation priie of ftjfit for being
set back to fourth place.
National Lagut
NATIONAL LfAOUt
I v tiuia . sot Oio aat-a it
I PiHaburfh SOS tt StO I 13 4
Dirkton Mtmtt ill anal H Smit-i;
Tnend Km 111. Owanaon ill. Ar
royo li and Patarton. Rand i4.
Horn run- St Louis, lav nil.
Milwaukee OS I tOt 10B J I
, . ynrk sot tot ate-a t
Irovrtid Mcatahan ill Jnnw
n S' and SawaUkl. Gomet. Me
innri'M ?i WorthingUm ill. Grta-oi-
.Ii. and Wtatrum Home runs
Milvsa.iee. Crandall. Covinaloe. 111.
hii.fn .. It tOt J0I-I II I
Brooklyn . WO tlt M'-t 1 t
H llman Kaiatr III. Broanan ill.
Droll ill and Silvers. raniUnl ill;
DrMdale Lahine ill and aoeebora,
Ca.Knanalla li Hotwa ruoa Chlrala,
Ranki III. Ill(ll)l. Jackton,
Rnitler
Cini inntlt
rilrttlrefill
oaa nt ett-i it 1
in tot tea-1 it i
Jft. Groat lil na -Uikr,
Hcarr Htcktr (4l, MorVtaVl i.
rrtn a t 1 tnd Lonntitt. Horn ruiv
Phtitrlflphit Andffrton. Loptlt
American League
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Ro.lnn tW 'W tW I I
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rnrlrfltld 1 ''
rt wii Dly Ofnvn tn4
va Hts run Chicago. TorKn
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p(t. no nit n 101 11 I
Kin. t iu wi wn im- 1
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