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Calif, on Silky SulUvan returned in defeat Friday to tne track where he won his first race many heart throbs aeo. The big chestnut bay finished ninth in the 110,000 feature race at Hoi lywood Park, won by Warner Ranch Aliwar. Bat then not many expected the big muscled Sob ef Sullivan to win at the short six furlong distance. Certainly not afalntt such sprinter a Aliwar, Strong Bay, EI Cajoa and Father John, who finished In that order. Silky dawdled along as usual and began his celebrated come-fronv behind burst at the far turn. He Layne Tops NW Hitters White Has Best ERA in League Hillia Layne, Lewiiton's manager-third baseman, continues to lead the Northwest League in hit ting with a .393 aaverage, official league averages revealed Saturday. Layne gained five points in the week ending Tuesday. Salem's Don White is leading the league's pitchers with a 1.90 earned run average, although newcomer Ed Kropiewnicki of Wenatchee has given up no runs in the three in nings he's pitched. Wenatchee'i Claude Osteen has the most wins, 10. INDIVIDUAL BATTING ab b 2b 3b hr rbl rblpct Ganus, Yak LayneJLew HydcLew Muench,TC Coo lie, TC Plver.TC Mallory.Wen Looney.TC H.WIlUams.TC MclntoshXew 1 I 1 1.600 14T 1 ,'8 28 11 .191 .375 J75 32 12 8 2 88 J2 22 8 138 48 48 17 T 27 J64 J44 .146 Ml J42 202 6 12 S Toboso.Wea Wllson.Wen Thomas, Yak Ofteen.Wea 216 74 14 6 216 76 8 S 174 Mil 6 21 I 1 46 16 I 6 166 6S 16 6 JJS J31 J31 J31 6 3 17 1 1 II 6 14 6 4 47 ( S 42 1 12 41 12 1 Martin. 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Eug Hutsler.EUg Ateue.Wen Pederson.Sal Morrison .Lew Hopk.'ns.Eug X 17 -1 24 2 IS 6 12 .218 .205 .191 .188 .185 .175 .17 .111 PITCHING RECORDS ?w 1 lp erbbio 6 6 f 6 2 1 13 1 4 52 11 27 32 17 6 2 48 11 11 41 11 4 1 71 17 13 37 15 16 2 108 28 46 123 14 8 1 11 24-5 68 5 1 2 17 11 15 24 8 4 1 46 IS 26 18 1 1 6 11 4 I 2 17 4 7 M 31 38 86 12 1 1 44 15 15 18 15 8 5121 42 35 75 12 6 3 73 26 37 71 14 5 4 76 27 17 4 15 4 1 71 26 21 54 17 5 4 61 21 37 42 15 4 7 12 42 28 87 7 2 1 26 11 16 14 18 I 6 76 16 47 45 4 6 1 16 7 11 5 11 4 8 85 38 31 M 12 8 1 76 35 42 57 16 3 7 88 47 54 74 21 4 6 68 33 17 24 8 3 1 19 18 24 22 15 2 7 3 34 41 11 2 2 42 21 17 39 3 4 1 It 6 8 6 16 4 2 41 31 43 28 16 I 1 80 21 25 48 16 1 6 16 16 18 4 12 3 5 59 33 41 43 14 S 4 78 44 32 42 7 2 4 29 17 18 11 11 2 51 36 18 38 6 6 6 17 12 14 II 16 3 3 45 32 38 24 7 6 1 27 27 19 13 I 6 6 5 6 S 7 16 13 7 11 Kroplewnickl.Wa White. Sal Drotar.TC Brem.Eug Osteen, Wen Newberg.TC Dobrlno.TC Fahnestoek.Yak Schaefer.Bal Domenlehelll.Eg Stanton.TC Kipper, Lew Moursund.Lew Donnelly.Yak Kambour.Yak Rlehards.Wen Klndtfather.Sal Roy .Lew Meenam.Kug Wales, En e Hodtesjtuf Hyde,Lew Aldridee.Sal Cleboskl.Yak David son .Lew Acosta.TC NorrisXew Bailey, Eug Vorelresang.TC Sadler .Lew CllfLYak Greenlaw. Wen Hanson, Wen Drummond.Yak Trbnvleb.TC Eli. Eur Mallory.Wen " McKlnnev.Sal Yankus. Yak-Sal CampbeU.Wea Wood burn Wins OREGON CITY (Special)-Dave Brock, the all-around athlete from Molalla High slammed a 350-foot homer and three other hits to lead, Woodburn to a convincing 9-3 vic tory over Oregon City in American Legion Junior baseball here Fri day night. John R. Slowik of New York City will captain the 1958-59 Yale track team. Sunday KOIN-TV (Channel 6): 10:00 a.m. Sunday TV Theatre - old, Los Angeles." starring milium uiuuii, naiiicuuc Leod, John Carroll, and Andy Devine. 2:00 p.m. Meet the Press Pres ident Carlos P. Garcia of the , Phillippines is guest. 1:00 p.m. Armchair Theatre "Grandpa Goes To Town." star ring James and Lucille Gleason. 5:30 p.m. Air Power "Pacific Pattern." American carrier based air power was used. 7:00 p.m. Ed Sullivan with a television cavalcade spanning the years between 1948 and 1958 in a filmed review of his ten years on the air. $:00 p.m. "G.E. Theatre Art Linkletter stars In "Kid At the Stick," with Tim Hovey. An aviation story. - 1:30 p.m. Alfred Hitchcock "Impromptu Murder," starring Hume Cronyn, with Valerie Cos tart. Robert Douglas. 10:00 p.m. Showtime en Six "Till We Meet Again," starring came thundering down the stretch but only beat Radium Rays in the field of 10. Silky's trainer, Reggie Cornell, said before the race that the dash was merely a warmup for the $100,000 added Westerner next month. Silky was ridden by Willie Bannats. Aliwar was clocked at 1:01.3, the fastest I furlongs ef the meeting. He paid $4.60, 13.30 and WHO WA OLDSST SQXIN CHAMP? The oldest boxer to hold a world championship wot Robert Prometheus (Bob) Fit simmone who held hit JtghthtavYmight tHM un til f war 43 yetn 6mentht ok when rt was defeated December 20, 1905 TOP THI8I -To any reader submitting contrary proof. Tip Brady will send a signed, wallet-sized diploma Write Ur BEAT THIS, co this paper. Bos 67 Sausalito. Calif Enclose self-add rested." tamped envelope. Junior Baseball Jackson Jewelers .... 103 00 4 1 8 Scout Troop 41 710 Zx 10 7 4 Larry Polk and Dame Schaeuf- fer; Dave Walker and Steve Col lette. Jack Watson and Dave Walker each had twe hits for Troop 41. Berg's Market 53? 1213 7 2 W. S. Lions 003 01- 4 2 12 Bob Frey, Roger Dlnchart (S) and Jack Fleishman; Dick Schlnd ler, Warren Keulcut (2 and Brad Shaw. Bruce Smith hit twe triples and Roger Dinehart twe singles for Berg's. Legion Post 13C 020 00-4 I 7 Nameleit Market Ill lx- 7 I Ron Morgaa and Jack Query; Jay Gustafsea and Dob Sheldon. Jack Query got both Legion hits. Jon Brack had twe hits for Name leas. Gustafsea struck ont eight batters. Vista Market . .. 0 00 20 2 3 12 Steinke's (11)62 Sx 24 11 3 Sandy Atwood, Don Elliott (1), Terry Brody (2) and Mike Everett, Roger Ritchie (4); Lores Whit taker, Gib Gilmore (3) and Mae McCarty, Jim Miller (2). Lores Whlttaker hit a home run aad a triple for Steinke's. Jim Kelly also - hit a homer, while Clark Wlading had three hits, including triple. Gene Shepherd also tripled. C LEAGUE Jackson Jewelers PracUce 8:36 p.m. Saturday at dinger Field coach Harv HaUer. Mays Okay, But Stays in Hospital NEW YORK Wl - Willie Mays is suffering from no serious ail ment but he will be kept in the hospital, at least until sometime Saturday to undergo further tests. The star .center fielder of the San Francisco Giants entered the hospital Thursday to undergo a series of tests because he has not been feeling well. He has been in a severe batting slump in re cent weeks. Dr. Stuart W. Cosgriff Issued a brief statement after Friday's tests were completed, reporting every thing "satisfactory." SCANL0N, KERWIN SIGN NEW YORK W-Bobby Scanlon. unbeaten San Francisco light weight, and Gale Kerwin of Valley Stream, N.Y., Friday were signed for a 10-round match July 18 at Madison Square Garden, Television Highlights Merle Oberon and -George Brent. KGW-TV (Channel 8): 3:00 p.m.-"The Robin Hood ef El Dorado" Warner Baxter and Bruce Cabot. A Mexican peon turns outlaw to seek re venge on greedy American gold miners who were exploiting the trusting villagers. 6:30 p.m.-Wonder ol the World Linkers visit Israel and all the sacred Holy shrines. 9:30 p.m.-Mike Wallace Inter views Monsignor Francis J. Lal ly, editor of the oldest Roman Catholic Newspaper in US. 10:30 p.m. "Toy Wife" Melvyn Douglas, Louise Rainer. A friv olous wife wreaks havoc on her husband's career and domestic life. KPTV (Channel 12): 2:00 p.m. 20th Century Fox Hour "Portrait for Murder," star ring George Sanders, Dana Wynter, Rnlwt S'nck, und Scott Forbes. 4:00 p.m. Damon Runyea The $2.80. Strong Bay returned $7.40 and 15.W and El Cajoa $8.10. Silky, the $2 bettors' favorite be fore he left on his disastrous East ern campaign, went out of the gate at 10-to-l. Few thoroughbreds in racing his tory have caught the railbirds' imagination as has the husky 3-year-old who began his racing ca reer at this track. He trotted into his first winner's circle a year ago when he beat Real Brass by a nose at six furlongs. Tbea came a series of Frank M e r r I w e 1 1 finishes at Santa Anita. Silky made up 2S lengths and beat Circle Lea at a mile. He was 32 length back at the first turn la the Breeder' Champion Stakes at a mile aad one-sixteenth and came flying home only to lose by a neck to Old Pueblo. In a six and a half furlong sprint he whipped Sully's Boy by a half length after trailing 41 lengths. In the $100,000 Santa Anita Derby he won his biggest race a three and one half length vic tory over Harcaii. During the campaign one of Silky's owners, Tom Ross, men tioned that because of a heart condition he was under doctor's orders net to watch Us colt ma. Thus, a nickname was born: Silky was Mr. Heart Attack after that. Silky took the West's hopes with him to Kentucky's Blue Grass country and they both went aglinv mering. Silky finished 12th in the Derby and eighth in the Freak ness. Rain Stops 7 Tennis Meet ANNAPOLIS. Md. W-Rain pro vided a rest Friday for semi-finalists in the National Collegiate Ten nis Championships. The semifinals have been reset for Saturday, and the finals are scheduled Sunday. Southern California holds a two-point lead -In the battle for team championship, and the Trojans are the players to beat for the individual singles and doubles titles. USC has 9 points, Stanford is next with 7 and Iowa has 4. Each victory from here on is worth an other point. Alex Olmedo, Southern Cal's ace and a favorite to repeat his 1956 singles championship, will face fifth-seeded Art Andrews of. Iowa at 1:30 p.m. in Saturday's first match. Then third-ranked Donald Dell of Yale takes on Stanford's upset-minded Jack Douglas, who was seeded seventh. In doubles play, Andrews and Bob Potthast will face the top seeded team ef Olmedo aad Ed ward Atkinson, while Stanford's second-naked combine ef Dong las and Dave Nelson meets Southern Cal's No. 2 unit, Jim Buck and Edwarde Guzman. Berg Pacing Western Golf ERIE. Pa. on-Defending cham pion Patty Berg of St. Andrews, 111., fired a one under par T and took over the second round lead in the Women's Western Open Golf Tournament Friday with a 36-hole total of 147. Miss Berg, bidding for her seventh Western Open title, post ed six ' birdies en her second ' round to sweep past the first day co-leaders, Marlene Bauer Hagge aad Betty Dodd. A pair of bogeys on the back nine cut into Miss Berg's margin. Mrs. Hagge of Delray Beach, Fla., took an 82 and Miss Dodd of Louisville, Ky., shot an 83. They tied for the first round lead with 71s. Miss Berg was the only golfer to beat par on the windswept Kahkwa Country Club course. Par for the 6,379 yard layout is 37-36 73. In second place was Beverly Hansen ef Indie, Calif., who posted a 71 after a one under par 72 ea the first round for a total ef 148. Tied for third, place with 150s were Jackie Pung ef Davy City. Calif., and Katby Cornelius of Lakeland, Fla., and young Wlfr fie Smith, Anne Quast of Everett,' Wash., took over the amateur division lead with a 36-hple total of 156, shooting her straight second 78. Berridge Long of Huntington, W. Vs., was one stroke behind at 157. atre "It Comes starring Thomas HP. ,Mney' ! Mitchell and Frances Bavier. 6:00 p.m. Noah's Ark (In Color) "The Mascot," starring Paul "Burke and May Wynn. 7:00 p.m.-Steve Alien (la Color) with Peter Ustinov who re turns to present a trio of forvi..f.. ... . eim impersonations, screen and William W 17$ right TV star Jack Lemmon, and singers Jerry Vale and Jeri MELBOURNE WV-A1 Williams Southern. 8:00 p.m.-Chevy.Show (In Color) The premiere of a summer series of music, comedy and variey, Aarring Edie .tdams. John Raitt, Dorothy Kirsten and . Janet; Blair, with the comedy team of Rowan and Martin. 9:00 p.m Loretta Young "The Little Witness," starring Loret ta Young and Johnny Crawford. A mother's life becomes a night mare after her son accidentally witnesses a murder. 10:00 p.m. Academy Theatre "Double Dynamite," starring : Jane Russell. Groucho Man. and Frank Sinatra. The tribu-j latlons of a bank clerk. . 1 I They'll Do It Every Time When he LrT gets -em just tsp pi tSiiS9n 1 J I WHEPE HE Wl M Jj0fSlr I vK1SSdoes ril mtj 1J i a nil i Inglewood 'Cap How Now Is Top Choice INGLEWOOD, Calif, (fl How Now, highweighted, with 122 pounds, tops a field of nine stakes veterans entered in Saturday's 18th running of the $50,000 added Ingle wood. Handicap at Hollywood Park. The George Newell gelding, narrowly beaten by tbe great Round Table in the Argonaut, faces stiff competition over the mile and one sixteenth. The field includes Seaneen, So cial Climber and Porterhouse all past winners of Hollywood Park's $100,000 Calif ornian; Dark Trust, The Searcher, Mystic Eye, Eddie Schmidt and Like Magic. Jockey Willie Harmats will be seeking his third stakes victory of the season eh How Now. They won the Hollywood Express and Los Angeles Handicap and Just missed la the Hollywood Prem iere and Argonaut Hank Moreno will make up most of the 119 pounds on Seaneen, who recently upset Round Table in tbe rich California!!. Willie Shoemaker rides Porter house, a Llangollen Farm entry with Social CUmber. Porterhouse carries 118, one mere pound than his stablemate. Social Climber, with Ralph Neves up, has ndt run at Hollywood Park syice his Californian victory over Round Table last summer. 12 Boats Set Diamond Cup COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (API Barring unexpected late entries, it will be a 12-boat race for the first Diamond Cup unlimited hy droplane championship here June 29. Commodore John Richards said Friday that arrangements are nearly complete for the two-day affair. Qualifying runs will begin Monday, with all boats expected in the pits by Wednesday, with the exception of the Miss Spokane damaged in a flip over this week. They could run unlimiteds out here today if they wanted to," said Richards. "The log boom bu oys are hi and the water is broom clean. To make sure it stays that way, we've hired a special sonar equipped launch to sweep the course area through the weekend." This resort city is preparing for as many as 200,000 spectators. City and state officials are coop erating in a program to provide safe handling of traffic and ade quate off-street parking. v Mlsl Thriftwav. Seattle. Gold Cub champion. miss Barnaul, Seattle, Apple cup Winner. Thriftway Too, Seattle. Miss Buelen, Seattle, question Mark, Seattle, - Miss Seattle. Miss Pay-N-Save, Taeosss. Coral Reef, Taeoma. Adlos, Tri-Clty, Wash. Miss U. S. L. DetraiL nation's high-print hydroplane. miss speaane. Maverick, Phoenix, Arts. Randies Defeats Corvallis, 2 to 1 Handle's Chuck Wagon nipped the Corvallis Moose, 2-1, in sod ball Friday night at Phillips Field. ' The Salem nine took the non league contest by scoring twice in the fourth inning with the aid of only one hit, Don Vandervort's triple. He scored on a fielder's choice. Later in the frame. Ralph Maddy was safe on a fielder's aiH-kvai aftlaa mAnttnA mnA PAmnarl in on an error. Bm Rudzik ci0utefi , home run for the Moose's tally In the sev enth. Corvallis Moose . 606 666 11 1 2 Randlt't Chuck Win. 66 204 2 5 I Demltk and Whitneyi Kraft, HIM iker. (6) aad Young. Austrslian heavyweight champion, . scorod W-round TKO over Sandy ' "?,:,n" ' "e. ry nrait. miliums iioureu nasugiia wun a left hook midway in the thirteenth ad Assogna crawled to his feet th sVtiint sif nintw P urtasz tin. able to defend himself and the referee halted the bout. NEVADA GETS MEET RENO, Nev. (AV-The University of Nevada will play host to the 1959 National Intercollegiate Box ing tournament, athletic director Dr. Art Broten said Friday. He re ported the NCAA rules committee approved start of the tourney April 2. ,v ... Meadows Entries First race. Claiming, Purse 8886, 1. Wire Trouble (Rodrlquex) .117 ..118 . 114 ...122 ..lit ...122 ...118 ...112 2. Mountovaln (Smothers) 1. No Tears (Longe) 4. Pieje (Knowies) 5. Frankly I'm It (Prouty) 8. Gleebar (Meiteynoias) . 7. Tippy Tin y Tin (Rldalge) 8. Brooklya ikiya win latiser (M (Oreen) - 8. Holdatlger McDowell) . 117 16. No War (Belcher) . 116 Enter and Exit fSlmonls) .122 .119 .117 ..117 Co-Bdueator (SehUUngs) .... Soecsmlnt (Bunt) 14. Occor (MeRcynoids) Second race, Claiming, Purse 8786, I Ac 4 ye, 5 For. 1. Baby Easter (Reynolds) - 2. Sunn Diver (White) 18 , 111 2. Sleepy-D-Dream (Bayley) 16 4. Brignt at uay (Bimonis) 114 .... 104 ......115 5. Bath Baaooka (Green) tn 6. Mlte't-Ro-Pete (Knowlet) 7. New Assignment (Prouty) 116 8. Sol Mle ( Sherman! 11 106 .... Ill 6. Rosalie (Hioaigo) .. .... 16. Owners Glory (Bunt) Third race. Claiming, Purs 8766, 1 yo 4k up, ( nr. 1. Myfosta (MeRcynoids) 2. Proud Prince (Bayley) 3. Linda Lucille (Hunt) .. 4. Whirl I B (Knowies) 8. Bro. Chas. (Schillings) -..121 116 112 . . Ill 117 lie 4. Sample (wmte) 7. Fair Kathleen (Rodrlques) ..19 8. rea Bama (rrouiyj Fourth race, Claiming, Purse 8766, In nn. 6 Pr. 4 1. I. H. Tiger (Rodrlques) 118 2. Woe Bean (MeReynolds) 114 3. Sternng Gin (Hunt) 117 a. Hot Rum fLonso) 117 114 5. Foreign Dett (Sherman) 6. Miss CoUeen (Scbiavo) 117 Fifth race. Handicap, Purse 3 yo At up, H- 1. Pert Heels (Rodrlquex) 2. Pharlet (Prouty) 1. SlxiUn Smoke (Sherman) 4. Prudent John (Knowies) 5. Please Rash (Schillings) 6. DiU Pickle (Green) 7. NoUt (Stmonls) 8880, ... 112 ... Ill 11 ,. 112 11 . 113 ...118 Sixth race, Allowance, Purse 8788, 3 yo A up, 6 Fur. 1. Newcap (Knowies) 22 2. War Vote (McDowell) 122 3. Hot Lips (Sherman) U8 4. Telethon Girl (Earl) 114 5. Graea Rob (Blmonls) , 112 6. Bull Outls (MeReynolds) 122 Seventh race. Claiming, Purse 8766, 1 yo up, ssvs, 1 sue. . 1. Gold Reserve (Slmonis) 2. Tbelma Lynne (Sherman) . S. Marti mas (Green) 4. Bit O' Rogue (McDowell) ... 5. Junlo (Rodrignes) 6. Mary's Jet (Sch.lllngs) 7. Escalon Queen (MeReynolds) 8. Sam Jones (Prouty) 8. Sara J (Longo) 16. Captain. Risky (Runt) 126 112 115 .126 .117 126 115 126 115 . 12 87 6. ...122 ...122 ..114 ..122 .114 .117 ..122 ..118 ..122 Eighth race, Claiming, Purse 1 yo Ac up, 800, 6 lur. 1. Wise Words (Hunt) 2. WiU Breeches (Schillings) ... 1. Carta Snow (MeReynolds) 4. Vae Vlctus (Prouty) 6. Sail Away (Bayley) 6. Warplald (Green) 7. Grandpa Sam (Rodrlgues) .. 8. Dunlin Lad (Hidalgo) i 6. On The Rail (Knowies) Ninth race. Derby Trials, Puree 81,20, 1 ye Ore bred, i mile, 1. riaanuorn (Sari) 2. Chief KUchis (Rodrlgues) ... 3. Flashing Amber (Green) 4. Pbar Lex (Prouty 5. Foreign Betty (MeReynolds) . Forln sea (Sherman) 7. CoBnertone D (Schlavo) ...122 .122 .117 ...117 117 122 . .122 S. Foreign Newt (Longon) 6. Double Ree (Knowies) 16. Shu R (Schillings uuiags) li. canaaian inx tr (Blmonls) 12. Cresses Wave (Rone) Tenth race. I y pp. 880, 1 11, V 1. Count K (Hunt) 2. Victory Tral (McDowell) 1. Derail (SchllUagt) 4. DinahUl (Slmonis) 5. Snake Rail (Prouty) S. Lord Abbey (Schlavo) 7. Ladworth (Grata) ' 8. Cyrus (Hidalgo) ...?122 6. Sonoma Sickle (Rodrlgues) 16. Baggage Car (MeReynolds) Venomous Seeks 3rd Stakes Win OCEANPORT. N. J. UP) - B. A. Dario's Venomous, winner of the Cherry Blossom and Colonial Handicaps this spring, seeks a third, stakes victory at Monmouth Park Saturday in the $20,000-added Regret Handicap at 6 furlongs. Carrying 124 pounds, .Venomous will be ridden by Walter Blum and will be giving from 7 to 16 pounds to 13 rival fillies and mares. Competing the field are Beautil- lion and Happy Princess, each 117; Romanlta, 115; I Offbeat, Leallah, Mile. Dianne and Nile Lily, all 114; Jimminetty, 112; Miss Erlen, Stay Smoochie and Fanciful Miss, 11; each; Salix, 110; and Kapi- chan, 108. Independence Victor CANBY (Special) Independence was forced to go eight innings to snare a 2-1 Willamette Valley Soft ball victory from Canby here Fri day night. Moose Davis, the former UC. ! .ihi-u. doubled home Bud Cedros with th'e winning run after the lat- ter had singled and stolen second. i i c a T J UhlO Derby Set I 0(3 ay i CLEVELAND W-A field of 14 classy three-year-olds will parade to the post Saturday for the run- Ining of the $27,500 added Ohio Derby at Thistledown. Early betting favorites to cop the mile and one-eighth event were Talen . Show and Terra Firma. Michigan State has two NCAA weight lifting champions In Joe Dewland at 132 pounds and Dave Norton at 148. I Hado By Jimmx Cl4MCE,THE MANAGER TEUS HIS FIELDERS WHEPE TO Pl4V EVERY HITTER" Women's Golf Freshman Wins Title AMES, Iowa -Carole Pushing, a charming 18-year-old Carleton College freshman, became the women's collegiate golf champion Friday in her first major tourna ment outside her native Minnesota. Carole won the title in a 19 hole duel with Judy Bell of Wich ita University, a 21-year-old with years of tournament experience. But it was Judy who folded in the stretch. The Wichita girl, who also lost in the 1957 final, blew up on the extra hole after niacins her drive in short rough. She was six feet away from the pin after five strokes and conceded Carole a par 4. Carole was only 18 Inches from the cup on a 70-foot approach. The victor completed a sweep through the "big three" of the tournament on successive days. . Carole eliminated National Ama teur champion Joanne Gunderson in the quarterfinals and dethroned defending champion Meriam Bail ey in the semifinals. She is the second freshman to win the 14- year-old tournament: Carole and Judy fought i tense match all the way with neither more than one up at any time. Miss Bell had a one up lead at f, but Carole equated the match at 10 with a par 4. However, she had a h g e 8 at No. 12. She picked up after dubbing two shots, the first an unplayable lie from an elevated tee Into deep rough barely 75 feet eat Strangely, it was Miss Bell who reacted poorly to Carole s misad ventures. Judy lost two holes in a row, sending the Olivia, Minn., girl ahead for the first time at No. It. But Judy dropped in a 12-footer on 15 and they stayed even until the 19th hole. Medford Kids In Golf Wins PORTLAND (AP) Medford golfers captured two state titles as the Oregon Junior Golt Assn. championships were decided Fri day. Mike Monroe, Medford, upset favored Lynn Yturri of Ontario 3 and 2 for the boys' title. Doug Olson, Medford, the pee wee division medalist, had an easy time trimming Jim Taggard, Portland, 5 and 4, for his title. Biff Lovett, Portland, won the junior title just before moving into the senior division, beating Dave Munro, also Portland, 1 up. Munro is last year's boys' winner. June Robinson, Tillamook, took the girls' title with a 4 and 3 vic tory over Mary Ann Rongerude, The Dalles. , Yturri had a bad day witlTthe trees on the-ftiverside course. He was only one down on the morning 18, but in the. afternoon drove into trees on four holes, taking sixes on two of them. Young Olson, whose qualifying score of 39 was a peewee record, was the only medalist to reach the finals. In other flights results included: JUNIORS First flight: Mike Sweet, Nampa, Idaho, def. Tim Scott, Portland, 2 and I. PEEWBES First flight: Mike Soran. Klamath Falls, def. Barry Niles, Albany, 5 and 4; second flight: Jack True, Tilla mook, def. Richard Grabenhorst, Sa lem. 5 and J: fifth flight: John Mr.. Cullough, Salem, def. David Miller, Portland, 4 and 2. Date Told for Senior Golf Qualifying Trials NEW YORK (crV-Qualifylne trials will be held Sept. 16 for the Na tional Senior Amateur Golf Cham pionship. The U.S. Golf Assn., announced the 18-hole playoffs for positions in the 120-man field would be staged the same 24 sites as last year. The tournament will be held at Monterey Peninsula Country Club. Pebble Beach, Calif., Sept. 29-Oct. 4. "Tie defending champion is Clark Espie of Indianapolis. Qualifiers and exempt nlavers will 'engage in another playoff at tne site tor 52 positions in a match play tournament. it is mandatory to wear red cioining while hunting in Utah. Fishing Tackle, , Ammunition, OPEN NITES SUNDAYS CADWELL OIL CO. 2490 State - EM 2-7431 Tigers Rip Yanks, 7-1 Giants Lose as Milwaukee Wins (Continued from preceding page) and giving the Philadelphia Phil lies a 5-4 victory- over the San Francisco Giants. ' Gomez, who relieved starter Mike McCormlck 'during a seventh inning rally in which the Phils tied it up at 4-all, walked Lopata after getting Willie Jones to ground out. Then Wally Post singled off Daryl Spencer's glove and Lopata went to third. Then Bob Bowman walked, filling the bases. Anderson worked the count to 3 and 2, and fouled off three pitches before the walk which ended the contest. San Francisco ... 646 806 606 4 8 Philadelphia . .. 206 606 2015 II 1 . McCormlck, Gomes (7) and Schmidt; Simmons, Meyer (2), Far rell (8), Beam (8) and Lopata. w Hearn, L Gomes. PITTSBURGH (-George Witt, recalled by the Pittsburgh Pirates from Columbus last Sunday, stopped the Los Angeles Dodgers 2 to 1 on six hits for his first major league victory.' The . 24-year-old righthander walked Jim Gilliam the leadoff batter but Gilliam was out steal ing. He then got the next 12 bat ters before Norman Larker solved his offerings with a single to left in the fifth. Los Angeles 006 616 6001 6 6 Pittsburgh 161 608 66x 2 6 6 Koufax, Lablne (5), Klippsteln ). Kipp (8) and Plgnatano: Witt and Foiles. L Koufax. MILWAUKEE Wl-Hank Aaron broke out of an extended slump long enough to club an eighth inning grand slam homer as the Milwaukee Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-3, and .-pulled three games out in front in the National League race. The blast by Aaron, over the centerfield fence, was the 11th by the Milwaukee right fielder and the third of the ball game for the Braves. Ed Mathews unloaded a two-run blast and Johnny Logan parked a solo shot in the left field bleachers. St. Louis . 606 186 6113 4 1 Milwaukee . . 214 606 04x 7 7 I Jones. Muffett (8) and Landrlth; Rush, MoMabon (8) and. -Rite., W Jones. L Rush. Home Runs Milwaukee. Mathews (14), Logan (I), Aaroa (11). CINCINNATI UV-Chicago's Cubs staged a seven-run scoring spree in the first inning and went on to amass four more in a rain-shortened 11-3 victory over 'Cincinnati's Redlegs. Frank ie Robinson's two homers accounted for al( Redleg scoring. Taylor Phillips went all the way for his fifth victory against one loss, striking out four men and walking one. The Reds shuttled six hurlers into the game with indifferent suc cess. The loss knocked Cincinnati out of the National League's No. 1 spot. Bob Purkey, the Reds' winning est pitcher this season but an easy Cub victim in three previous starts, was shelled liberally in the big first inning. Chicago 706 622 6611 18 1 Cincinnati 606 626 16 3 12 1 (Called end eight, rain). PhiUips and 8. Taylor: Purkey, Schmidt (10, Lown (J), Lawrence (7), Nuxhall (I), and Bailey. L Purkey. Home Runs Cincinnati, Robinson NATIONAL LEAGUE G AB R H Pet. Mays, San Francisco 66 241 51 62 .382 Mlielxtl ttt I Alala KJ 4V st -11 a, Ba, auvuiB aPW ttSft f J mIIV Skinner, Pittsburgh 56 213 43 71 .333 incase 3 jBi v ce .jji Green, St. Louis, 50 154 22 51 -331 Crowe, Cincinnati 41 13 12 44 .331 Aihburn Phil ( -'. lia Cepeda, San Fran. 61 246 4 78 J21 noaa, uincinnau S3 211 28 68 .118 Torre, Milwaukee 53 128 15 41 J18 stoma runs: Thomas, Pittsburgh, 20; Banks Chicago. 16; Wans, Chi cago, 15; Moryn, Chicago, 15; Math ews, Milwaukee, 14: Mays, San Fran cisco, 14: Cepeda, San Francisco, 14; Beyer, St. Louts, 14. Runs batted In: Thomas, Pitts burgh, 62) Banks, Chisago, 53; Maya, . 1 ,v..w, t, ,rana, Ban run- Cisco, 42; Spencer, Ban Francisco, 44. AMERICAN LEAGUE G AB R H Pet. Vernon, Cleveland 58 137 25 48 .3511 Fox, Chicago . 66 246 34 82 J42 Kuenn, Detroit 48 187 27 61 .337 ward, Kansas City 51 158 23 53 J 33 Bridges, Washington 66 211 25 88 .126 Colavlto, Cleveland 51 181 23 57 .315 MrnAlln!j M V AO 1B9 9 KS 1.11 Cerv, Kansas City 27 210 43 45 .314 naiine, Detroit 38 221 26 14 .30 Malsone, Boston 62 244 36 73 .298 Home runs: Jensen, Boston, 18; Cerv, Kansas City, 17; Triandos, Bal timore, 14; Gernert, Boston, iz; Mantle, New York 12; Steven, Wasa- Runs batted In: Cerv, Kansas City, 53; Jensen, Boston, 48; Gernert, Bos ton. 4fi: Htaivar. Waahlnrcnn. 36: Colavlto, Cleveland, 35. You CAN afford rmou TIRES at our ALiAZIliG L017 PRICES Come in ancj get . our special price on FISK (ff NYLONS yV ' SAM BARRY ROGER BARRY JOHN VERSTEEG JOHN VERSTEEG JR. . SALEM TIRE SERV. 734 Hi.h Si. Ph. IM 3-34.2 ditfMk .ettb. jaassaiBBBKBabaSasBafe-dsak BSBttBhHi. 1 W