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Lybeck Goes for No.' 20 Tonight . . Senators Face T-City 9 This rwald a a at at arahai Bight Um Itf ef rm Ctack Lftock. rr packing bet! tar Ibt tow aatars. 1 Said fsrtuktors epra a WW, two ski m Northwest Leaga series vlla the Tri-CHy Rravs at Watora Field lJgbt, aad LjrWck baa ton earned la lac Dm Prlet' rWtan b Ito eitkt 'clack eptaer. T eriag ye ap W fate ta tto deader rarrckaMer, to'i ewaer af taaixy 1M record la dale, wklek It ay lar Ik tost la lac kragae. nVn to aflrr Na. tonight. Ckark lai waa his lad tare, la lart. la 11 Marti with Ito kakmi since Owning (rm Weaalcto. blend Ckarlef has waa II Lmn tad tear Of tto Tletariei were skatoets. Tto Salens eaxsM ate Lybrek's tick taa. They hat a really pair la Yakima tore seaday aaa1 tore Blenty f winning U aa a lacy arc la retaia laeir saw alia rkaace ta haoi la tkat acad hah pea ks at. Beet Breaacr'i treape I aaw I On "tawciaT la brttyard la Ito i tort aartr Mk Ito Brave. We ' aaaar eight It la to Ito aaaaal ! "Meat Skrlac Oak Nlghl" at tto' park, wk iaafare ky Only M Mn gaaare rcaaala aa tto tckHale lar Ito .tlaai, ehrvea at km hawked lar lac lecal aat tare, nil la Ike reaalalaf state: Aacaat U-H. Trl-Ckty tore lar Ito llaal rMI a( Ito aeatea lar Ur. Daa Fries aad ki It. Olson Facing Jinx Bobo Has Yet to Win Postponement DON PRIES la far flail ytilL PORTLAND. Auf U 'Special I Hat (ate Mapped is to crush the hopes of "Bobo" Olson in kit at tempted comeback When raia forced postponement Aacaat U-lt, at Yrklaia. Aagsl0 Saturday's fight. Bobo ut m 17-H-tl, WVaalckee tore, Aartntf his dressing room a most dejected fwgaw. aian zi--a. m oddiy jt wasB l thr Lewis e tore: A mat H-Zi-Zi, at ' Vcaatcaae. Atreat M-fl-a, E.m' M " H thil botk toar tore lar final toaae dales efiared th "Hawauaa Swede " II tto eenen. Aagaat tt-M-1141, at was the premomtioa that every lewMea. Septetneer l-I-l-I, at Trt-1 ; , .KmIuImI fivht in wttich he was to participate was post- CT far tto finale, While TrUTHa U k r . U.UU aa lonwrs. kiffci. Yaklaaa la al O00"1 0(10,1 ouM 18 P-ces 1 Eacea aad Lewiaiaa ai .ui. and never retaia his poise The I la aa Mleatlea Ike Maaa am rkre. Oa Tharsday aad Friday It's records prove Bobo never won 1 kave tketr kaadt fall la tto tw Weaatrtoe at Trl-fUj, Eagre at fight that didn't come off as ached 1 garnet with tto Braves tor. Tar 1 ,-ui.. mmj a.a mt v.n. . uled II Olson had his way. he Rve garnet healed leadlac Wraat- Uat plaecm taued Ike Seaatart1 , , , , 'i would cat! off his re-scheduled kee aad 14 tofclad aeeaad place tsrlre at Kraevtrk and ttoa Eageae. like Iktrd gaaae hy aaly a If tketr visit to Trt-CKy last week I atarfia. M. Ttoa aver lar weekend k'a Wraat-1 eke tore. Eageae at Tri-Clty and Takiau al Lrwialaa. 49ers Will Bar Public 1st Time in History Drills Closed to Fans MORAGA. Call!.. Auf. 11 of for the first time ia their 11 years, the San Francisca 49n pro lootball tram will bar visitors from their training camp, starting tomorrow Coach Franlue Albert said sec ret drills were necessary lor his National Football League team to work out some new plays for their exhibition game with th cham pion New York Giants Sunday at San Francisco. 1 The 49ers had boasted they wcr the only NFL team never having held a secret drill. They went Into trie league for the I860 season after four years in the disbanded All America Conference Bradir Werfcs Owl Quarterback John Brodie look bi first workout with the 4Urrs Uiv then wan promised plenty of anion when the 4Sers play the Giants ( oarh Frankie Albert said F.arl Morrall. the 49ers No 1 signal rallrr. would start, but Brodie will br used Y A Tittle, th No. 1 quarterback, pulled a hip muscle. Albert said Larry Barnes, a Im pounder from Colorado AIM probably would gt the call at liB b k Joe Perry Is plagued wttk a sore foot S ia apaadjr M back Joe Arenas. Prank Mora, VU pound lineaian from Bostoa (ollrct. appears ta be th start ing choice at center. miU SidrUard WIU lajary ( harlry Smith, a second year end from Abilene Christian, is side lined for about three weeks with a rhipord shoulder bona. When to was hart last week, it was feared the none was broken The Giants, working out twice daily at Albany Calif . high school, probably will be without center Ray Wietrcha and linebacker Har tand Svarr both bruised ia the All Star game. S)i?iiontatesiTiuti Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tues., Aug. 13, '57 (Set-. II)-9 Still Friends After Golf Phyofl I MT;j-.-V-, -'i ft , j Parker Quits As it Head Lion Coach Can't Handle Ball Club Given as Main Reason By DAVE DILES DETROIT. Aug 11 - Raymond J. Buddy) Parker resigned ta night as coach of the professional footbaD Detroit Ltons ia a sodden announcement that caught Linn officials by surprise Parker, starting his sernth season as head roach, made the star ' tling announcement si the eighth Mantle Gaining Ted Still Bat Pacer CHICAGO, Aa. II Patty Org, left, af SL A4rews, 111., an1 Ftv Crocker, of Montevideo. IrugttiT, shake hands ater their pJaraff atstch ia the "Warld" wamea's pra golf tour aameaL Mist Br tkat t ro aBe-wvar-aar 77 ta walk Tf with first aionev af M.OOf. Mist Cracker collected tt.rM far her second place flalsa after hotk had tied with 72 hle touli f 302 during regular pliv. (AP Wirrphata) ) , of '.4 Mayer Tour Not Certain This. that, etc.: Horse players who re uving their money for the 7-day Battle of Lone Oik' during the State Fair might jot this down. Jimmy Prouty was the leading rider of the Gresham meet, winning u many at four and five in one day, and ap prentice Ken McReynolds was a close second . . . Prouty was a lucky lad Saturday, the final day at Gresham. The horse Harney Treasure collapsed fell over the in field rail and died. He didn't take rider Prouty with him. however. Jim jumped just in time. . . . Speaking of the forthcom ing Lone Oak meeting, Fair host Howard Maple tells he now hat 40 mora applica tion for barn space than &l f 4& Wl room wl" '"ow' ,n ilM'c'" CHARLEY CONERLT tion of plenty of Meeds for Still "N4a-M-rr-' the 7-day spree ... In cluded are lawyer man John Steelhammer i Say Jo and Hoop Hoop, and Emery Alderman's Dinahill. The wh follow the bangtails at Lone Oak each year land there are thousands f 'en hereabouts) caa quickly recall 1h tread that hat accented the feature races la the past. It has at been ancnajn for aae horse to win all tare feabjrei daiiag fair week, as the performances af inch emeraMe aaintali at BeawtKul See. Pass Count aad Freddie The Fei (last year) will attest ... A fairly good loag-raag guess (If there it such a thing) far this year'i meet weald he Scettie D, Use veleraa 1-year-old campaigner freai tae A. J. Diektc stable, whe had a ' bad aectiaf at Portland Meadows bat whe began t perk ea the Greekaa bull ring by wiaalag two there, Includ ing Satarday't Aa Revolr Handicap. . . . Conerfy Proved He's Still Quite A QB While tabbing the performances of the veteran campaign ers, how about that quarterbacking job by Charley (Old Pro) Conerly lit Friday night't elastic with the Ail-Stars Wt got quite a charge out of it, as did the many, many friends Conerly made here during the two training seasons the New York Giants spent with us Ceaerty admitted te SI yean of age la UM, the first year the Giants ranse to town. We dabbed hlat "Old Ft" in the pabilcatieat ef that summer, aad ane aight h came te at with a request. Knock that 'Old Pro' stuff off. will you. Al'" he urged These guys running th club will get to thinking I m too old te play, and I might get fired.'" We prwaaiaed we'd eabald aad Uat from thea oa he'd be the "NT-Otd Ft" After bis Friday night per for ma ace, the gay still aarwert the ewarriptiea. . . . Leekt very mack like the Giants will new aa the same (Caaii id pur it. eat. I) fight against Pat McMurtry (or next Saturday at Portland Mead ows, for at least another month. May Fail ta Raid "Edge" It is the concensus of many boxing experts that the "Swede, who was a favorite la the betting. will not be able t hold hit rator sharp edge in his present state of mind, and McMurtry's chances of winning will rise and bring him in the ring a decided favorite come Saturday Olson, who wanted to prove to the boxing world that he is cap able of staging the greatest come back since the "Cinderella Man James J. Braddock. fears he can overcome thr Har.aiiao Kauha- na." or his bad lurk of positive defeat whenever his fights are postponed Past Rerard ta Mtad . Always fresh in Olson's memory arc the past records of th follow ing postponed fights, and the lnMt Arainct frfnrar I nib in 1S47. Boy Brook., in 147. Dave CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN Sands in Sydney. Australia. Dave CHICAGO, Aug. 11 tiV-Patty Berg, the S-year-old rednaired per Sands in Chicago. Sugar Ray Rob-1 renial front finisher, snot a cool one-over par 77 today to defeat Fay tnson in San Francisco, and acain 1 Crocker by two strokes ia a playoff for the "world" golf championship Sugar Ray in 15. 4or a title fight at Tam OShanter. Berg Wears 'World' Crown . . . Patty Grabs Golf Win In Championship Bout Williams Drepa ta .17 Williams meanwhile, dropped two points to 37 The M-year-old Boston outfielder had right safe ties in 21 trie Mantle walloped two home runs in last weeks action while Wil liams and the other contender. Roy Sieters of Washinrton failH in If Statr coach Fred Speigelberg connect for the circuit This gave gets as fine a performance out of Mantle thr lead with 31 round the three Marshfield gndders fiporrs Williams and Sirvers t.iv. o . each have SO. iiauuaia Auger J pinioi ana Star Teams Begin Drills PORTLAND Aug 1J 'Sprcial - annual Meet thr Lions'' banquet at a downtown Detroit hotel. He said "when you get to a sittutioe where you can't handle football players, it I tune to get out and that's what I'm doing tonight I'm through with football in Detroit. " Club President Edwin J Ander son and Genera) Manager W X. Kerbawv immediately went into a By REN' OLAJt huoWl witn Parker in an ettort te NEW YORK. Aug 1J Lv-M.cky Uk h,m 001 hl1 orm"f dec. Mantlr is chasing Ted Williams and both are chasing the .J?- 'u,d " Uo ' three Western conlerence cham- 014 ' ntonships and who a year age That, in brief, sums up t h e brought back a tram that had fin American League batting race uhed last and wound up second te with onlv seven weeks remaining the Chicago Bears in thr Westers ia the 167 season But there is division - refused to elaborate oa more to it thaa that his unje Ka'rment. For one thing. Mantle has gained considerable ground while1 Williams has shown signs of slack- He was summoned to the speak ening off In last week s game, rr s platform for his annual ad Mantle hit at a 5J0 pace The, dress about his team's prospects. New York Y ankees switch hitter That s when hr announced his re collected 13 hits in p times al signation. and sat down. ""Into rT"d h" iV'riS H A'k'd " 01 c""m- 0 nies to return to the platform. Par ker said "I )ust said what I thought and that s it ' There was complete confusion and the banquet broke up a few minutes later Other Lion coaches werr startled by the remark and U'eatiaaed pag It. ral. II la Plalfa in Chicago try' And Ptl MrMur Sacs Nab Twin Bill PACIFIC CO IT LtAOt'l W L Pet. ta. rraa TT sa Vaarvrr II S t. DW 11 M aativwa ii, ss W L Prt HSI in 7 Lt. Aa. SS It 411 jasaaeraai asss ni ua PntiH astt MONDAT1 aattlLTtl Al rWM- kute t-l, limauaaa 14; at BXIr we 14,'Laa AaawSM t; at Tawtavar I aaa. rraa aw it a. . - PORTLAND. Aug. 11 -Sacra-mente climbed aut at th Pacific Coast League cellar by dumping Portland twice tomaat. 1M aad a-J IN OTHER GAMES TONIGHT: I Vancouver MounUrs moved to within four games f the leading San Francisco Seals when they I defeated the Seals 3-1 beiorr !.7l fans The Hollywood Stars drubbed , Los Angeles for th Angels' worst driest af the year tonight. 144 j Th Stars gof SO hits while their ihurler. Ueorge Witt limited the Angels to three blows. Mis Berg, winning the "world" crown for warn a pro for the fourth ttmr after taking thr All American sideshow of the Tam meet last week for the fifth time, collected top swag of ta WO Miss Crocker. 37-year-old former C.S Women's Open champion who cornea from Montevideo. Iruguay. settled for (2.000 Waaaea'a Rlrkes! Payoff The payoff, richest in women i golf, boosted Patty into the money winning lead oi the Ladies Prefes- Par aat SSI C racket SB Bart at) ' Par la SM "SSI Cracker US ta Bart SJ ill SS4 111 41 144 JS IS IS S 144 Jl 41 It. SU as JS IT Ifll CHICAGO, Aug IS UT Dick May r. who hit golf a Jackpot by win king the National Open and lollow kig up with victory in thr "world" championship at Tam O Shanter has yet to decide on signing an ex hibition contract for additional gnoney i Hit "world ' triumph yesterday ta worth SSOOOO in cash with an ( ion to play exhibitions for 11.000 lath Mayer and Gewrge S May. pra- ii a 1 1 r of th Tam tournaments lave scheduled a meeting lor to morrow afternoon to confer ea th hibitioa poasibtlities The exhibition c a n I r a ct waa worth 137,00 ta Lew W or shorn for hit work)'' victory in IKS. 157,10 b bo. Toki $GatibM Tries Mex Vilhin . Julius Borot in ttaa and te ars) te Ted Krell last year All expenset are paid on thr rx libit mm tour AaosU i KlfhrtUj Wntlki I Grwfrstj Halit rr Brifhl I OlMfl 1 Bararn r Coan.p CandlaLp fan! U (It) B H O A () ParUaaS IDratam I WrtciU l tklrut.l tkappj t nrkiklj I WIm.I I Omart I t Batllar t KarMi I tftrtiji.B -TrtwD b-han Mrtowa c-Wrf Bvraiaa fB Da- I 'Pat' Arrives At Fight Site SEATTLE. Aug 11 -P-Floyd Patterson the world t professional heavyweight champion cam t eattl today ta collect 1250 000 kr rlimbing inta the tame boxing ring with th world t amateur ehampion. Pete RaomacheT The H year old champion slopped from tit tram after kit hn tranarontinenul )ournev Inoh tl fit and about ready ta ge any Mm the ran get a big enough erotrd together Promoter Jack uriey hopes ta hv 1 th crowd the night of Aug i tacks Stadium Atked if k were taking th tec end defene af mt title arrmwry Fattenori replied Donovans Risk Tag Title In Armory Maincr Tonight Already having aaalched )aat about everything availabie ia the way af charrnweeahipt. and in lest than a month s time th notd Donovan Brothert tonight ruk their Northwest tag title in matchmaker Ehoa Owen s Armory grapplng main event The Donovana. commonly caited Dirty Doug and Roufttoua Red. last Tuesday ntgM lifted the tag cnamptonthip fram Rerbie Fr maa aad Cawbny Carlton her, making good a boast that they d d Just that Thea an Friday night Douglas fallowed ap wttk a tur arts wit ever Freeman al Part- land, taking Herat a Heavy weight beat wera htm Not a M rctexaa I risk awwty won k-srdwarth Donwvaaa ewtckly agr wd te gr the Free- A fjatk. ft' ! ; U "i' k-df ' i ' ! -- I . I l Ti i laasaia t Total! SB IJ II I Totals Jl 11 II 4 a Stnl Inr MartAi la Ho a Ran lor CamraU la 1th. r rila out for Martowa I tth rrrrnu III t lV t I Porllarut 414 - I t-Groonfrau Wlot Bottler, tmi -Waitlaac Barragan (3i. Brtfht li. Olvon Doalari Wlnconiak 'tl. Wlar tarrw.ll ill J SB-Borhowa- ki. Craeafraaa, Weatlak Bnfrrt Da Mart, Marqtrat JH BnM n HR Barragan Wtneanlak Mara SAC Wlaa ifl DP-Ritattl AaoaU an Waetlaka 1 art iaera ! manta I Pwrtlan I R tR Oarl t il Carmieharl '-4 Candiiw -, Mar- tia l-l Martowa t-t Mlta Of! Caa in , Cannirhaai 1 la ,: Candr u I n I1,, Mania I as S. Mar low 1 la I HBP Draaa (hr Carnl. Wf Coaa ill. Martin W Candlnl It-ll U-Tarmk-hael it-111 O-tt (allr atalnar an rarturet T 11 taron fam tae. amenta Port Ian Oamaaufh an Naal Kataor, Bhare iri an noctler w Oaanhaweh 14 1 I Kaiaer il li an Pranrlaro at am tl f Vanrouvrr aat aat at-J i Bwrtn arul Sullivan Hal Cow- 1 I ana Alwall skmisI Golf Attn . with a total of 115.761 for the year Miss Crocker took second place with 110.796 Joust led from No I to No 3 in the reshuffling af the monev win ners was Mickey Wright with It K3 Patty planted a second shot IS fret from the pin on the 170-yard fifth hole and wat down for a bird ie 3 Her opponent was over thr green ia two and finally took a S Patty went into a two-stroke lead and never was behind, although Miss Crocker rammed in a fcVlorr birdie putt oa the Mb hole But the rough and a dubbed shot cost her a double bogey 7 on the W h for a i-over par 41 at th turn. Patty wat out in SI Opewa fDx-gtrak Lad Patty relentlessly opened a six itrok gap an th next thr nolet She chipped II Inches from the cup for s cinch birdie 4 en thi lh. racked up a regulation I an th llth and curled in a SO foot putt for a birdie I on the llth Call Issued For Shriners (eerge Alexander, rkalraian af tae aaaaal Salens JParia ("lab beeeftt getf I raiearal and active kt other laral ghrlae rveata. Maaday taaard a rail "la all Sari ners kt thr Balrtn arra." "We're earing awr aaaaal Hkrta NlgM at Waters nit Wednesday, lar th fcnalart-Tri-CHy baacbaR aaw." Asa aader eeoied, "aad w wan! every Shrkter at the area kt he arweeai kt k raa paattkty k there." Alexaadrr aad hb reea ntHleentea were away Maaday getting a are-aaaae arafraai Uaed ap lar Wtdneedav. Tar fute Sale Skrtae Oak Patrel. aae ef Ik lap aaarrkhtg aalta la thr Nartkweat wtfl aerlara daring . thr certntawltt, aad ether aaiti atay a atrartd lar lb how IT they arc avanaWe. aeeardlag I Alexaadrr. TW ar-gaaa IrollvWet wUI atari al 7:41 a'esaek. aad game tint WIN be delayed atH I: IS. The Seaaieri ear a Iwa gaat Nartkweat eaga aerlea with the Trl-Oly rtwh laatifkt. tackles Barry Billiard and Dale Cardwrll as this trio turned in last fall in routing his Mrdford eleven in thr Class VI stair championship battle 40-H the Male lories ill make it mighty hot for the Metropolitans in the annual Shrine All Star u.ime at Multnomah Stadium here Aug U Meraiai aad Afleraawa Drills Cascade in Capital Win Cascade Meats rolled to a 44 vic tory over ketter Electric last night in the feature Capital League toft hall clash Pitcher Jim Rawlins .ron oi Milwaukee regained the came out ol retirement to throw a hattinc lead after relinquishing it one hitler and strikeout It of the rarly last week to Stan Musial electricians Sievert. however, continues to set the pace in runs batted in with II Mantle has M followed by Vic Werti of Cleveland with 71 Aaraa Paces Senler Leap In the National 1-eague Hank Zulueta Wins Close Match The State and Metro squads went through heavy morning and aflrr noon workouts today in preparation for th chanty gamr which will benefit the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children The Marshfield trio, along with quarterback Dick McLaughlin and end Dick Copple from Spelgel berg't own Medford team last year, gives the Staters a strong nucleus around which to operate the unbalanced T thry will em ploye against the Metros The Metros, coached hy Benson I Tech i Ralph Harper, will use the straight T Moatly reeditloatag F.irrrbet Today s practice teutons were devoted mostly to running and other conditioning exercises, both , coaches said moat of their players reported in good condition Many of the players, all Ito high school graduate! and the cream of the j prep crop arr familiar with thr type of offense the coaches plan to employ Another pair of State tttndouts. Silverton't Bruce Mrland and Roaeburg I Chuck Ridenour. may develop t keen rivalry lor thr starting center berth before the final drill has been run off. State Haapttal Visit Tomorrow, thr M players of th of the St Ihiis Cards Aaron (limbed one point to lit while Mums I tailed off a tingle1 point to 332 Willie Mavt of the New York Giants and Dick Groat of Pittsburgh are deadlocked for third place at .330 Aaron maintained hit dg in home runt with SS although Brook lyn't Duke Snider slammed three last week, giving him 21 for th year. Aaron and Musial share the runs batted in lead with 17 Joe Adcock Works Out MILWAUKEE. Aug II uPJor Jack Tilton with 1-lor 3 and Gen Harp t 1 for-4 led the mealpacken. tonic. art GAMES Kaiser tlaetrte vs. Postal Carriers I Slaw aatrh rlklsHioo) at 1 1 later a Praak vs. Bar Waalaa (Can Mai Laos 01 at S s ai- Thr lone Keiser safety cam in th sixth frame, a singkt by pitcher Fred Uaaar la the other Capital kwper. Prie 00 Officers trounced the Salem Jaycces 144 as Dick Kusmick aad Hoyt Cupp led the winners at th dih Lloyd Churches bangod eut a solid 3-for 3 lor the rosert. In the Slow Pitch League unde feated State Printers won 13-4 over the Telephone Empiovoes for their tilth straight win Calvary Baptist Adcock the Milwaukee Braves- in- dumped Grace Lutheran out of a jured firs! baeman ran through second place tie with t M win. a brief workout at country stadium i stair Motor Vehicle rolled over the today to fry out hit right leg. which pmtal Carrieri S-3 and Dutch Mill he broke sliding into second base edged thr Postal Orkt t-S. while June 13 Capital Floor Cevertngt was beat- Joe will br examined tomorrow I ml Trinity Methodist M bv Dr Bruce Brewer, an orthope-1 die tpecialist. to determm. whJt I S te t J reaction, if any. the leg hat had to Rawlma and Jattaa Haaaa aad the workout Petrra A club spokesman estimated that Prtaoai oniron its it-it M t Adcock would be unavailable lor ' ''l' . - 4 , , Haminon an Pattern. Mammal, at least a couple of weeks Warwar t and Yoahikai ROM HOLDS FA$T9vn in hmicw winds two teams. Hospital to York school teacher. la Arena. at St Nkcwo- for thr rororful claaaic. go on sale next Monday at J K Gill t. Portland Mail orders for thr 13 rrsrvrd teats arr br ing accepter) at the game head quarters lilt S W Park Ave Ry MURRAY NEW YORK. Aug 11 UPCuban the gam go lightweight contender Orlando Zu- Reserved seats lueta relied aa his stabbing left Jttb tonight te tear a eloa but Meanwhile. Miss Crocker pared -"""- ,"U-T1" j .. , i ik tcrappy rrankie rppoItU a New when her te shot was trapped alias ("Yorker reaamed tw ttrok es oa th llth with a birdie I fa- lulueU weighed 117. IppoM throned wtk a chip feel from j 14 the cup. Patty three-pajtlrd for a ' Makiag bu first start sine h They erred the next three, and waa Mopped la Uw llth round at a Patty yielded rwa mar strokes title bout with ttgtww-wtght chanv with h4jyt ea th last two hes j atoa Joy Brawa ea June II. th She three putted th 17th and ever"! veteran Cub waa forced to th shot th lath green, flnsshing with , Itrnit hy the tJ-year-old New Yrk- will visit thr Shrine which thr profits of Ibbotson Beaten By Ol.vi S-lsola M Mitt Crerker paired lit 1 KMlMb aat aaa- it t If W Iln k P. J ana soa 4 is I I 's' ' far SI mi lit three ofliciais voted for 7m harU this way Referee Ai Bert. M-l. a-urigr bert Grant 7 3 JudtT Tony Castellano 4 4 A P card had Ipoolito in front M-l L- A-wla I Rolhrwonn Janese, Birr an Ball W - its m aa- i4 i aa Battay. t U-Janrsa I I t Witt I ... I tmkm Pats Ml OSS . Re, a pre Y (tree to he aa eicollmt ngtiter I esaaHfr fa tja f ttrtight fTn , Arvfraasra and ia mv book Rarle- Thee aulMN a sharp mrarher with all tea exoerrtr, Osj-witanabie rank i as a are ' las week ia Ptncho Gonziles, Kramer in Court LOS ANGELES Aug 13 K Ridg rvled today that th con trad duput of Irmi profaaalonaj Panceaa Geeoale and pretrsater i Jack Kramer ihaukrj he aattkad by a Jury Th rase the was post ipeawaj aTttil Dee Hi hoc aw Kr mer wriD b a towr ia th meaa time ! Beth Crnxaiaa praieaaional warid tiatrle charripian and krt maaarlaaa eawhb th reotnred with Mat Pawl ' Partd ia eawrt today for a m i Hennn laral week m hat sncal . T".F"'1T" i ne psinasj aaaae utat IKK'G DONOVAN New ntlet th rweet daajtaWt freared OrV Moving in aa hit taller and armed opponent, the un- aisled lpssfai actfetsd arte with right hand leads to the jaw and right-left ciTibinetMne to th head Um sua swan with " nahl hoairl Dates al kanaka fttj ' ft-. ta T - . A (la-rrf an waaa rweja wunwin ,1101 agaiaai actsampluuted bniers like Zurueta The Cufaaa refused to be upset by Frank i roanct and graund ut his pointa with his stiff labs and Ihumptrsj hlowi to thr ribs in the do owiarter fighting There were n knorkdowrsl and nothing ctoa te one Irrpolita ap peered t have lanrterl the harder baaws but it waa lUirueta styhah taba that caught the eves of the ef finals Chtaa at Ctovwhua (WK-Ptares longer lit-ai at. Martrak ta-t.i Bataiasara at Wsakkaetaa ID aakkaaa (t-1) aa k i rer (4-1 l Slaw Tart at Boats ( tsrl- vaat (t-Si t Isinraa (rati aiekai Portaek (S-41 a Psvtoeararaa (1-4 1 aa OCT aaa II ' I SI 4 TTO SI AL t.r(ilT a root ha at eo Tart Ha i I II ai (Voeaet I I'-t I Ptaukoafk at PWIIaerp4ta (M- rn-M ft-11 tlnaoja (II I I MUwaaaaa al CroetMutl (Rr Bar- aotle na-li n Isoreooe (ll-i or nlil (4-1 l at lwti a' rhtraa-e Wehaaaler (S-tl oa Mate It tail II III TV'RKI Finland Aug 13 Bntaia s Derek Ibnotaoa not failed ia an attempt ta break hi owa world record for thr mil run but he wat 'beaten in the final strvrlet today by Finland t Olevi , B rj Saleola in a fast and thrilling race T d a crowd of I eno at an inter national track and held meat cheered as the native son ever hauled thr Briton in thr stretch to win hy s stride in 4 Ml Ib notaon who ran the mile in the fastest time evrr J 57 I on July ltwai clocked ia 4 MS today :. , af I , . - my I "T i ! Wa MAGKETO REPAIRS SFflDOMfni IIPAItS MOTOR TVNE IF AND ELtXTRrCAL HEIVH E Laaree D. I'wderwaad N0RTHS1DE SHELL MM Paetlaad Id. Aaleks. Ore a Portland Tim Mtfj Riverton, Wyo Club " aebut. kt bark again tmtght. that 1 ttm agatnai thr dashtnf and Bt u"a alar Leo frrkfi It will he a teamwork tsu i) one Inr sirrxVr jm Inr a final th Mexican has trreooS neovorl The rrurnraai and hit WVeer, tea aae m tin ane then mwr , rugged and cpble were take by car te nearby Kent ' tn a ewtaai mi at ttnstied For bis I SO ckark aprwmi nvi where Pattorwoa wtB hegia train- frera the ring wttreaat rauamg th . ruma r,, rtre Juvg for the ngltt Rafleenartw at-asnsa iwm irs irn mm waoa as i nn iiiaovcnoj 1 ready is in framing at I) irw maVs awajr. oppaanie th Jap nasty. Mex rOltaa Dwrenga Duraa, weoti Sasaki. ho flrdeTd to turomR the ifisrsste to arbirratio a arwsirjed ia t rnastrarl aianed Hm ) 14s RRANClflXY IC.Ji PATT PHIUDFXPH1A. Aajg 11 -Edgar 'Cktrp' rWnchleT hat ngn ed hrt IM7-M rrattrarl la eassHi Ham in, Pwilartokphia Rariert d the ItaaAera Hockey leagiat. PORTLAND fire Aug II v Rnae City of P net land thr Orega rhampann meed Rivertne Wye the Mraatana romme rhampmn lor the rriiKn J l.rl'le l,eare haseba'l title Here tnennrrow ere tint The winner sill enter the Beat era Rrieaial Iwirriarrwrri atartHtg it San Frenriarn Friday The Waal era vartrw will romorir at Witliamt i and Pi i thr Little World Srrwt Matntz Stays at School HOtJ.AVn Mh-h Aug 13 aX Tom Maenti ifsl Imversity id Mn-higan lonihall rapt am taxj to dav he is fntna In rnmnletr grad uae wnrk tht vear lantead of ptantnf re-nlessinauit tors' hoi! He had been rrated hv I k a Oweafn rardinais of th National F not hal! ltf'ie Maenti an end. L v t g e played about half of the All Star I gam. , I IN. s7 TOU CAN OWN 145M ' O I nei r -a. M (Vm! MAC-31 (All SAW WetllliKTI CHAIN t.WS C and S EQUIPMINT CO. rag Edgewaiee FV fM 4-1541 IWasi kakeoji no That excfvtive Johns-Manvillo SEAL-O-MAVC ASPAAIT &AGIEQ defy wind and water In an actual teat J-M Seal-OMatvt Shmglea wrth stood the terrinc blast of an aircraft engme Wind and water wer driven at 100 mph against t panel of thoae shingles for an hour, with frerjuent guati up to 1 40 mile per hour not e tab lifted . . not a drop leaked through. Here t the aecret of this amaimg shingle A strip of special petroleum ream it factory applied on the urvier Bsd of each shingle The sun t heat teals it to th utvlwr lying shingle, defymg even high wind to pry it loess. Drop m and let us giv you a per tonal cVmorratraboal of the, patented Sal O Mafic Shingle. MATH IS BROS. ITT, 201 STATt ST. FH. IM aVaSIJI ' i n
