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Senators
Games
Redding Today, Arrive Monday
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Bearcats Take 2
From L-G 6-2, 4-1
PORTLAND. Aprfl M (SprdaD-Coadi Johnny Lewis' Willamette
Bearcats preserved their undeleated statu atop Northwest Confer'
enc baseball here Saturday afternoon by sweeping both ends af a
double-header from Lewis and Clark.
Scores of t-l and 4-1 five the
Bearcats a 44 conference record.
Single by Gary Burdge and
Tom Moore, behind walk and a
hit batsmen, got the Bearcats off
to a M lead la the first gam and
they were never beaded.
Tb Tats upped their lead to
t-0 with another bunt in Hi fifth
with singlet by Howie Speer and
Burdge and Vic -BacUund's do
dm each chasing bom a run.
Tba Pioneers got on the score
board hi the sixth as Jo John
son's douhl plated George Ad
' ami, who bad walked. Each team
' added aa unearned run in the
ighth. i,....,r -5,
WU Blalh iaabl
A wild sixth inning In the are-
and game, in which Willamett ef
fectively used Hire misplayed
bunts, twa of them going for sin
glet, netted the Bearcats all four
runt to break up a ecoreleu
pitching duel between Jae Fowl-
, ar and km stempel.
' loear started B off bv beinf hit
by tba pitcher for th third tim
n the two games and Backlund
singled. Burdge followed with a
bunt which went onfielded to load
th base.
The-Dick Rohrer put down a
aqueeaa bunt, which catcher Art
Bonna anmtc at tb plate, al-
lowing Speer to tcor. Backlund
cored on Fowler's bunt that went
for a hit when pitcher Stempel
and catcher Roona collided at
tempting to field B. :jj "
Baeklaal Gate l-far-l
Burdge scored oa a flelder'i
ehoice and Rohrer tallied m Ed-
' (CaaL page 4X, eeL )
Celtics Slam
:Cousv Brillhnt
In Easy'yictory;
) By AL UGBTNEX - '
Btotoaaua Baarls Baiter ' '
GILL COLISEUM. CorvaMl,
April 10 (Special) Th NBA chanv
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wtua arvrnwu vmu wumvw wiui
Individual brUliance and a fistful
af two-legged reasons why they
copped the professional basketball
title, toyed with tba Major League
. All-Stars la their exhibition clash
here tonight, winning by an llt-ioa
Th Celtics got off to a 'flying
start, leading 20-4 after six min
utes, and then coasted most of the
wsy. When their first unit of BUI
Russell, Tom Heinsohn, Jim Los
cutoff, Bill Sherman and the great
Bob Cousy were in action, and
putting out, the Stars were badly
outclassed. .
dated Gap Oaea , ' -
Th quarterly scores were 36-32,
M7 and 9S-77. The Stars got
within six points,' at 4741 la the
second period, but only because the
Celts' second unit was off th
bench.
Many of the J.754 crowd be-
nil. uiv 1 immmj viuu nunnci
slacked' off at .times so that the
Stars could stay la the tussle.
Even so, the win was only the
fourth, in six games now played
. between the barnstorming units.
The appreciative crowd oohed
and ahhed tim after time as the
sharp passing and shooting ath
letes exhibited why they are pro
: gretts. The fabulous Cousy re
peatedly put forth with reasons
why he's called -Mr. Basketball"
and both Heinsohn and Russell
. weren t reluctant to show why
they were the NBA't topmost
rookies. Heinsohn gained "Rookie
of the Year" honor in th league
and tonight fired in U points with
an amazing array of shots. Hein
sohn bad U points in the first
quarter.
Lesealeff Hits 11
' "Jungle Jim" Loscutoff,' former
V of Oregon great wss another
big hit with th CeU and finished
with II points. Russell had 20,
and between the two of 'em they
'ruled th rebounds wbea they
wanted to.
Defense was nil in the clash, as
expected. But th individual abil
ity of each of the cage greats
mad for a fine show., on that
was highly appreciated by the
crowd.
Tb I.7M was th biggest gather
In tha taurine troune baa vet
drawn. Next stop for th team is
Seattle on Sunday. Then it's Van
couver, Wash., Monday Bight
n) 1
(IN) Start
u r r t
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w r r t
Loacutotf
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T S I IT
aharmaa 14Braua 1 I III
Couqr , i II McCuir III
Mm til iHobrtfi f 116
Rami? tl 4Bcnay It 4 10
Kichola 4 t Palaui 41
rtulUpi llll Talora. 114
Tatab tTiriMl Totals lTlTlOl
, Bear bjr ,uartara:
1Q. 9 Tot.
Calntt M M M St 111
atari " at U 101
Wm
Bill Bnimtll.rlii" optimism II somewhat itartj
ling. Normtlly any coach or manager la reluctant to put
himself on a spot by predicting success. But Bossman
Brenner obviously lsni re
lated to tha specie. And
since he hai a managerial
record -with which he can
back up such a dangerous
prediction, well not agitato
our ulcer by doing any wor
rying this spring ...
Bold BIO told wbea
he came here that he
dldnVeeme te give the
Tillage a loser. He also
told that the playing per
aouel problem which has
eftea plagued Salem
teams of the past would
WIHW
aot be present this trip,
Hit connection with the
Seattle club - baa proved
this te be tree, sad the
guy win ten yea, "If we can't win with what we've
got, I know where well get playera whe will wla for'
Quite in About-Face for Salem Team
Personnel-wise, Salem Senator baseball haant had it
to good la yean. Usually we've had. to start out with
' little more than nothing, and add to It by begging, borrow
, tag or stealing from any club that would listen. Uncle
Hugh Luby waa a pretty good man ta that league, but
he never seemed able to start out with a fully loaded
weapon , Thing look to be entirely different this year. -BopefuHy
much. difiereat It would be positiwely lovely:
w atart out with aa outfit that would have Its opponent
groaning and griping about how strong Jtk i: :.W i
- ' Let's hope Bold Bill has that kind of an outfit . , . f
' Althongh he's ye to terror, Joha Wltte has the
; weapons te become quite a profeaaleaal wrestler,
i Such Is the epialoa of Elton Owen, whe saceeeded la -.
(Ceat. page at, eeL 1) , : :- " :"'
Strong Oregon Cindcrmcn
Beat Washington 84-47
, TTTir.rNir. Xnril 20 un-Tbe University of Oreaon track team, aided
by record performances by Steve
Bingham, posted aa S4-47 Northern
ingtoa today.
Anderson's 100-yard dasa tun
was S.S seconds. , Basham was
clocked at 14.4 seconds for the 120-
yard high hurdles and Bingham
threw the javelin zzs ieei,
inches for a meet record.
: Washington also topped two
meet records Larry Pulfordt S2
feet, 4tt Inches u tb shot put
vent and tha Husky relay team,
anchored by Terry Tobacco, was
clocked at I minutes 18.4 seconds.
Oregon won all but four event.
Washington winners were Tobac
co in th 440, Pulford in th shot
and discus and tb Husky relay
The other double winner of the
meet was Anderson. He added tha
220-yard dash to his 100-yard vic
tory. Oregon's Jim Grelle led a
sweep In the mil. Martin Pedigo
led another Oregon one-two-three
in the broad Jump; Rookie Mark
Robbina woo tn two mue; Jim
Bailey th (80; Jack Burg and
Sam Whitney tied in the pole
vault; Ken Grant won the high
jump and Jack Morris, took the
low hurdle.
run
1. Jim Oralle (O). X.
Iht (O). t, Jtt Williams
Buck Knltht
101. uu
44 yard rua L Terry Tobaeca
fW. 1 Ardaa Chrirtanaaa. (Of. a.
Jarry ChrlaUaa (). 4S.S. '
Javalla 1, Id Binsnam (O). SSS
aeL BU lnehea. a. Stava Anuaraon
(Ol. 1, Dan Mletial
(W). (Maat rae
It iaet. I inch aat
d. Old ir
ia.il In
mark of lit iaat. 1 lima
Bord Brown, Orafoa.)
Broad jump 1, Martin Pedifa (O).
1 Denny Gaorfa (0. a. Stava Aa
aanoa (Ol. SI faat, J',b incnaa.
t WIU have (6). a, Jack Moad 0).
artot nut l. irrv mirnro w ,
IMM racord. O l mark of SI faat.
t Inrhaa aat In ISM ay Hemun BrU,
waamniuMvi IMI. , 1 h incn,.
iod yam n..h l. atava Anacraon
(O). a, Can Mapca (W). a. Jack Mot.
rii (O). t.i. (Naw maat racord. Old
mark of M eat by Carson ahoemeka
(Ol ISM.)
nif n nuraiaa . Lmu aunin tui.
Daaa Slnear (. S, Mlk Mc-
iuay iwi.
vault-1, Bam Whltnay (O).
ick Burt (Ot. 1J faai. S lnrhaa,
If Labotmty (W). it fart 4
and Jack
a. cutf
Huh Jump 1, Xan Grant (O). t,
Daan Slnaar (W). L BlUv Kern (Wl.
t feat I'k Inchaa.
aaa vara run l. jim taunav ioi.
a. uava aicuuuoea (w. a auu
wall (O). 1.S4X '
vara run i. aarra
(0. t, Daaa Darby (W),
a. Gary
Maoaa (Wl. SI. 7.
Two-mlla 1. Mark BnbMne IOI. X.
Crnta Branaom (W), S, Frank Lueei
iwr, a:r.a.
Dlacuil. lrr thilfard fWl. t.
Oena btaa (O). i, Bob Ambla (O).
193 feat. II inchaa. ,
azo-Tora low hurtiMa I. Jack Mor-
rli (O). 1 Daaa Slnfer (W. a. Clan
Small (O). MS.
atlja rl,T waminauaL iMin,
Mnaar, McCullourh. Toboeoa l ll l
Mart racord. Old mark of 1 111 aat
In IMI by Fall. Martin. Butcmna.
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., April 21, "57 (Sec. IV)-4l
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JOHN WITTE
Off to good start
Anderson, Doug Basnam and Ed
THvision track Victory over Wasb-
W-Year-OW Winner
'Mr: Baseball' Prize
Eighty Bin year U Andy
Raasea. ef MS MIU BU Saleat,
Is the winner af Iba "Mr. Base
aaD" caateet ssiaiarel by tbe
Salem Reaateri tad Tbe Stale-
A eaU was ataea for tbe
"eldest Batem Seaater baaebafl
faa,' aad Haasea ha emerged
wtaaer, over a awmber af eth
er partlripaats taetadlaf see
ead ataea winner CUbert- Maa
ar. wh Is St, and Fred WB
Banuv wba la S
Tba arfare was ta have beea
a easa tirket te aU Seaater
faaaes. Bwt aiae Haasea bad
already Bwrchased bis. he wffl
be fhrea aa eafraved Wetim
aaas Tkaraaay alfbt dartaf
Nerthweat Leagae epealag
alght eereBaaBlrs at the ban
park. HeU alas receive aaatb
er prise a birthday cake, since
bit birthday It aa Tbarsday.
nanaea baa Bved la Salem at
years, after remlaf ben from
Deaasark. He baa aa tt-rear-M
sister aad aa Sl-year-eld
AMKSJCAM UAOt'S . -
Kanaas City at Chicago Coleman
(-01 va. WUaoa (4).
Claratand at DatrotV GarcU (M)
vs. Cromak (0-).
Naw Tork at Botton aturdlvant
(-l n. Slalar (t-tl. .
Baltunora at Waahliurton (1)
Brown (-l and Baamon (-) va.
CSkakalat (0-4) aad Haraendaa (4).
MAT10MAI. tBAGVB
Bittaburalt at Brooklra (1) Kline
and Law ia-oi va.
, Hawcomoa
ana uryaaeia (-.
Philadalphta , at Naw Tork (1)
RobarU (0-1) and Sanford (t-v vs.
AatonaUl (-l) and Barclay (-).
Chleara at at. Lou la () -VUiMr
(- and Droit (- vs. Wthmmt
(!) and JorMa (4).
ClnrlnnarJ at Mllmika itiim.
Vancouver
Takes First
By Tb Aaaaciaied Pre
" Al 1H victory over Sacra
mento, coupled with Seattle's 7-0
win from Saa Francisco, moved
the Vancouver Mounties into first
place tn tha Pacific Coast League
Saturday.; ' v . s
The other two PCL. games
Portland at San Diego and Lot
Angelet at Hollywood ware post
poned because of rain. -Larry
Jansea threw a live hit
ter and walked only on as ttte
Suds dropped tbe Seals Into second
place, a half game ' behind . the
Mounties. ,
Tb Seals used four hurlers.
starting with Walt Mastersoa. Jim
Konstanty relieved him in the
fourth. Tommy Hurd took tbe
mound In trie sixth and Bill Aber
nathi finished up ta the ninth.
Jaasea Hits Hamer v
Seattle outfielder Jo Taylor
lot bis second aomer of the year.
a liner over th left field wail
in tb fifth. . . .
Tb Ralnlers scored one In the
first, Leo Righetti doubling and
coming home on ah infield out
by Bill Glynn. . . . ... . ..
la a four-run third,' two of the
runt on Masterson were unearned
but two were merited on singles
by Glynn and Taylor: a double bv
Jim Dyck and a single by Juaa
ueiisa.
The seventh rua was a homer
i .1 , , 1 1 a. .
m we auw oy jaiaw.il nus urn
of the year. , . ' .
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KonaUnty 4. Hurd S, Abarruthia $
Congressmen
Undecided in
Sports Poll
WASHINGTON. Aprfl 20 Iff
Forty-two per cent of Congress
members who answered a con
gressional quarterly poll say
they're undecided as to whether
all- professional sports should be
covered by federal anti-trust lavs.
Of those who did commit them
selves, a majority favored putting
sports under th statutes.
Congressional Quarterly, a priv
ate agency that keeps tabs on con
gress, said 147 senators and repre
sentatives returned questionnaires
with these results:
Unbedded-43
For covering all pro sports 43
For exempting all pro sports 2
For exempting only football and
baseball-U
For exempting only baseball 1
Tbe on who favored excluding
baseball from antitrust Jurisdiction
reflected the present situation as
established by ourt decisions.
Tbe Sopreme) Court ruled in Feb
ruary that pro football ia subject
to antitrust regulation. It previous
ly placed boxing ia the same cate
gory. But in neither riding did the
high court disturb earlier decisions
ejuBrnpting baaebsQ. - -- . -
A federal district, court has held
pro basketball Is covered by tbe
antitrust laws. " .
Bills bave beea introduced in the
house to coyer baseball and, oa
the other band, to exempt all team
sports. Lately, however, there have
been strong indications Congress
will pass no legislation oa tbe sub
ject this session. -
Chairman Ceiler. (D-NY) of the
house judiciary committee said re
cently the situation should be al
lowed to "Jell" for a while. His
antimonopoly subcommittee would
be the one to bold bearings on
the sports ivoposals.
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Elks Linksmen
Are to Finish
2nd Heatloday
Second round play In the annual
Salem Elks Club golf tournament
at SGC is scheduled to end today
thus cutting the huge field exactly
in half. Losers in the second
round are . eliminated from the
meet.
Championship flight matches due
to b completed by tonight are
Harv Quistad vs. Bob Stephenson,
Barney Hodak vt. Glen Lengren,
Dave Moon vi. Mike Raschko. Pat
Mlklta vs. Sam Miles. J. R. Wood
vi. Frank Ward. Glenn Cushman
vs. Jerry Clausen, Hank Moon vs
Bob Powell and Bob ATbrich va.
Bob DeArmond. - '
la the first flight, loaded with
erstwhile pre-tourney favor rtei who
were upaet in opening round ac
tion, its Jack Owero vt. Jack
Brande, Ron Hoxie vt. Del Gwynn,
Bob Price vt. Win Needham,
George Scales vs. Lawrence Alley,
Dusty Woods vs. Med Ingram,
John Kolb vt. Bert Victor, Ed.
Bauer vt. Fred Haas and Cliff
Ellis vs. Bob Thompson.
Quarter finals play is set for
th week, with -a deadline next
Sunday Bight -
OCE Beats
SOC Twice
Wolfpack Sweeps
- Conference Series
MONMOUTH, April 30 (Special)
Barry Adams' clutch tingle with
two out in the seventh inning
scored Dean Sore nnon to give Ore
gon College of Education a 2-1 vic
tory ever Southern Oregon hare
today and a sweep of an Oregon
Collegiate Conference doublehsad
er. The Wolves rallied for three
runt in th sixth inning t win th
first gam. J-l - . . -
Th Wolfpack made a clean
sweep of its three game aeries
with th Red Raiders and upped
its conference record to 4-L The
Wolves bave a 74 mark oa the
season.
Southern Oregon's Nad Landers
was protecting a 2-0 lead oa a
no-hitter going into the fatal sixth
in th first game.
Breaks Up Ne-Hitter
Dwaine Brandt lashed out the
first OCE tut of the game i with
Sorenaon and pincn-hiuer Ron Jdc
Kichan aboard, via walks, to acor
on run. Adams followed with an
other single to score McKichan
and tie the score at 2-1 Brandt
tried to score on a fielder t choice
but was thrown out at the plate,
but Wayne Osbora drove in th
necessary run with another single.
The Raiders had scored in the
third when Ned Landers and Jim
McAbe executed a double steal
Landers scoring. . Their other rua
(Ceat. page 42, eel.
Oregon Tech Splits
With Eastern Oreg
yith EOCE Nine
KLAMATH FALLS. April 20 -
Oregon Tech and Eastern Oregon
divided an' Oregon Collegiate Con
ference , baseball douMeheader
her today, EOC required on ex
tra inning. to win the opener S-4,
and OTl cam back to win th
second gam S-l.
The winning runs in the opener
were driven in by Fred Cnaa.
Monte Lewis pitched four bit
ban for on in the second game.
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With Oregon, 8 to 5
OSC Scores Heavily in Late Innings
, EUGENE. April 10 HV-Oregon
four Oregon pitcher as they defeated tb Ducks S-S in todays North
era Division baseball game. .
Oregon won yesterday's opener, a th series ended in S Us with
eacn team posting one victory,
OSC pitcher Syl Johnson, who
pitched the' entire nine innings,
allowed seven hits. He walked
eight men but did not strike out
a single batter.
Oregon had a triple play.. Its
first m several years, and chopped
off aa OSC rally in the eceond
inning.
, After Dan Lovejoy had scored
as a result of two errors and a
double. OSC had Daa Luby at third
and Hunt at second. Then Negri
rolled sharply to Pfeiffer at short,
who fired to Ellis Olson at the
plate te cut oft Luby. Luby was
rua down and tagged out The
throw then went to Hastings at
third to cut down Hunt and Hast
ings thea turned to get Negri going
into second base with a throw to
that bag- " ' "
Oregoa State ..Old 000 430 S 12
Oregon 100 000 Kl Tt
Johnson and Loveioy; . Domo
chowsky. Health 7 Mohler. t JOl
sen and Olson.
rpM mora you look tt t new Brick, the more yon
It has a tutvc new body, ingenious new frame, 150
' new features in its chassis alone. It's so low, yen (eel
laches taller. And there's headroom, lefjroom, foot
room gdorie. ll
But what jrow eon't sea what you simply have to
for yourself is what happens when you take this
beauty to tha road. Any road.
We cam up with a new kind of steering;, new
"nested" torque-tube ride, new braking that's
smoother, surer, more powerful.
We faavraef ovr nginrlng skiffs into a completely
new V8 engine with the "power-pack" built right in,
at no e$tra cost-a fire-breather, for fair,
lncf we tapped the tllniax by building a new
Variable Pitch Dynaflow that can't be beat for
snap, sparkle, smoothness. ''
Cjranted, you've heard about dream cars, and rnayba
Been a few at Auto Shows. But hert't tht first kontit
f-trtatntu dream earth drive! ' '
You can afford a Buick if you can afford any new
car. So drop in on your Buick dealer today.
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, TBE ASSOCIATED PBESS
Lefthanders Johnny Podrea and Bobby Shuts passed their first
tests with "A" grades Saturday at tbe Brooklyn Dodgers and New
York Yankees fashioned their third itralght victories of the 1957
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less Cincinnati Us third defeat.
M, and the White 60s rallying off
a six-run deficit to eutalug Kan
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- Pod res scattered six nits la lead
ing Brooklyn to a 2-0 victory over
Pittsburgh, the same score by
which Johnnny and his mates beat
th Yanks la the deciding game of
the U5S world sris. It was
Podres' first start since then the
chunky24-year-old lefty having
spent last year m the navy.
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Shanta, celebrated sore-arm
cas obtained from Kanaaa City
during tha winter, was brilliant tat
his Yankee debut, allowing only
two hits in five innings of relief .
ea me world champions rallied to
defeat th Boston Red Sox, 10-7 :
ia 12 innings. Shanta picked up the
victory, thanks to Hank Bauer's
two-run homer ia the 12th.
; Detroit,, behind vrank . lary, .
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