42j$ec. IV) 'StatesWn, Salem, Ore., Sun., April 21, '57
Fa orgastic
440-Yrd Relay Quarter Timed at 39.9
In Record Smashing Kansas Track Meet
. By KIPPEB PATRICK
LAWRENCE. Kaa., Apra -Ttxi University's fantastic
spriatere bettered their own world' record ia wianlnf the University
quarter-mile relay ia M l seccatds today, and art Um tempo for aa all
time high assault ea standards a the 12nd aanual Jtansas relayi.
The weather, wet and miserable
yesterday, cooperated with bright
sunshine, and little wind as re
cords were set in 11 ef the 17 uni
versity, college and Junior college
events before 11500 spectators.
Three of the marks were set by
Texas' relay teams. 7 -
The Texas quarter-mile relay
effort came a few minutes after a
Kansas team had bettered the in
tercollegiate record for the 4-mile
relay, winning the university class
event iq j:S7j. -Whlleea
Raws Anchor
Texas' 440-yard baton team
Wally Wilson, Eddie Seuthera,
Hollis Gainey and Bobby Whildea
-was clocked three tenths of a
second faster thaa the Longhorns'
recognized world record of 40.S
aeconds for the quarter mile. The
mark was art ia the California re
lays at Modest ia ,155.
A 40 1 effort by Texas la the
vent her last year still Is up for
approval as a world mark,. .
Hal Leaf. Tom Skutka, Jan He
well and Jerry McNeal were the
Kansas runners who surpassed the
intercottefiate 4-mile record of
17:MI set by Michigan In 19SX.
Unofficial . breakdown for each
mile gave Long a 4:111. Skutka
4:17.1. Howell 4:11.1 and McLean
4:11.1. - v-7 ; vV
t'seets Naaaereaa ' .
lpseta were numerous hi the
individual events. Parry O'Brien,
former Southern California ath
lete and world record bolder ia the
shot put, was defeated m af exhi
bition by Kansas' Bill Nieder who
made the best heave of his career,
S feet S inches. O'Briea got only
L ... '
Orlando Hiiley. Oklahoma A k
M sophomore, upset Texas' Whil
dea in the open 100-yard daih in
t.f seconds and came back to win
a "special" etntury sprint ia the
same time. ;
Caaaxberlala haps IT
Charles. Hatch of Missouri
pulled a mild surpriso b the 120
yard high hurdles by defeating
Seuthera of Texas fat 14.1 seconds.
Gene O'Connor of Kansas State,
who was -shooting for his third
straight vcitory here in the 400
meter hurdles, was besten by
Kansas freshmaa Cliff Cushmaa
in si .
Don Stewart, Southern Method
dirt's sensational sophomore high
unper. won with a Jump of 4
feet inches. .
iliMiaiiiiiaijit
. (Coat, page 41, eat, 1)
g ettfng the Ail-Americaa foot ball star lata the aiat
game. .. -
i."He' big. fast and strong,'' (Ven sumraarties, "and
hex nuts about wrestling anxious to learn. He'll make
a dandy when he's had some experience,"
Big John Should Do Okth in Mat Game
Wltte'i local debut last week waul bad for a
beginner, sad he learned that wrestler! don't wear '
leather-soled shoes. He slipped and fell aunieroui ' '
times. Hell go at It la the rubber-soled ring shoes
hereafter.
Even a clout on the eye, delivered by Bull Montana,
didn't do other than bring a big smile from tha Oregon "
Stater after his Armory sortie. He suffered "shiner" '
because of it, but laughed it off. He knows hell get lots
ef those in the rugged mat game. i
His ability to wrestle as well as ploy football has
set quite a table for VV'itte la Canada next autumn.
He has a contract that win permit him to both play
for Saskatchewan aad wreitleKand for a Is first year's
work In the pay-fer-play sports hell haul down some
thing like m,m
We'd take a few belts on the eye and wear glass-soled
hoes for that kind of loot . . .
Three 'Loctf Pilots Booked for 'SW
Three of the gents slated to drive la today's
- midget auto racing meet at Portland's JsnUen Beach '
arena may be well an In the sports hews a month
from new, for Clark (Shorty) Templeman, rBare
foot Boh" Gregg and Lea (Lil Abaer) Sutton, all wen
known to local Hollywood Bowl rare regulars, have
contracted to drive mounts In the Indianapolii "500".
That Is, If they caa qualify . . . No reason to think
they won't, for all three are very capable pilots . .
Fistic whig Carmen Basilio may not appear here in
n exhibition after all, unless they can find him an open '
parking lot in which to fight Promoter Tommy Mover
had the bun saw oooked for 4-rounder at the Armory
May 9, the night after he's to be in Portland for the na
tionally televised Johnny Holman Nino Valdes date. But
the village Armory Isn't available that night, and tis said
the rental fee for the South Salem High Gym is much too
much.
Ba.tilio'i Portland bout Is set for May 16. You may
have to catch him there, ai nothing seems to be open hare
when he's available .. . '
Al, Ed Do Fine Pinch-Hitting Job I
How's this for a real civil gesture? Local Tidewater
Associated dealers' Al Louck and Ed Lewis, hoping to get ,
' their .company to install a new public address system at
Waters Field,, have taken it upon themselves to under
write the complete overhauling of the antiquated "pee-ay" t
equipment at the park. The okeh for the new system has
been delayed in getting here from the big brass of the
Associated outfit So rstiier than be caught short on open- ,
ing night Thursday, Al and Ed insisted that they be al
lowed to put tfre system 1n top shape ... A really fine '
gesture, that, and your Waten Field blah-blah over the
pee-ay will be coming to you "through the court ey of
your Flylng A dealer.". . . -.v; a
Which U a familiar phrase atUched to 'many sports- ,
casts , '
yexans
OCE Sweep
s
OCC Scries
From SOCE
(Coat, (real precedlat page)
came ia the sixth on successive
singles by Ron Owing, Larry
Maurer and Dick Nix.
Owingi double behind a walk
staked SOCE to a 1-0 lead In the
first inning of the second game.
The Wolves' got it rback In the
fourth with two out as Ed Zur-
n urn's hump back line single
scored BfcKicnan.
In the seventh,-Sorenson had
beat out an infield hit and Brandt
had walked te art Ukt stage for
Adams', clutch hit.
Freshman Jack Weeks from Sil
vertoa kept' three singles scat
tered after the first inning to pick
up his first victory in the second
game. ' ; v.-, " ' "tt
the Wolves are scheduled to
play Willamette Wednesday after
at I Kii aalem.-' '
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Tbeia. Side (J and Sward; Weak
Softball Croup Sets
Wednesday Meet
The Salem Softball Assn. will
Id its first ereaniutkmaj meet
ing for the coming summer at the
Public School Adminutratioa of
fice at p.m. Wednesday.
Hoyt Cupp. league president.
urges all interested sponsors and
managers of any group or ergani
tatioa desiring to enter teams ia
Industrial or Cay league play to
attend. , - .
The season will start Mondav.
vune s.
Strand bum
soca , io w s 1 4 0
UL a oaa ioa m v 1
T1
and
He'll Be After Repeat-
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A , .
Bay Hiebert, above, of Dallas
Memorial Trophy he won for all opening day victory at
'' Hollywood Bowl last year, .and will be out te repeat next
v Suaday hea the.1157 auto racing season opens here. ,
The Capital Auto Racing Assoclatloa S stock hard lops are
(f be ia action Suaday afternoon. . . ,
Local Auto Race Season :
Under VViy Next Sunday
Auto racing. Its7. ia scheduled to have H first whirl next Sunday
afternoon at Hollywood Bowl, promoter Ron Ail of the Valley Sports
organisation announced yesterday. And taking over the bowl lor the
inaugural will be the Capital Auto Racing AsapjdaUon's . stock hard
Wolves Deaf
Pilots 76-55
MONMOUTH, April m (Special)
The University of Portland cap
tured nine first places, including
a "quadruple" by sprinter-hurdler
George Hiiikbouss. but the Oregon
College of Education Wolves, dom
inating the field events captured a
7S-H dual track meet victory ever
the Pilots here today.
The Wolves clinched the victory
with a sweep ia both the shot put
and JaveliaS
Hinkhouse. Scoring J points.
took both hurdles races and the
lot and 220 yard dashes. The
Pilots also bad double winners in
Jim Senko, ia the SOO and mile,
and Dave Hagaa, la the discus and
high Jump. '
John Carpenter tallied U point!
for the Wolves en five second
place IM. 2, high and low
hurdles, and broad jump.
H hi lat flame Htnkhouat .
Snd Carpmter-OCB, Srd XaufAaaa
OCX. Mark: M.I
10: lat Gaoria Hlnkhouaa P. and
Carpantar OCX, are wamanji r,
ia a
Mil: lat Hm Sanke f, Snd Br-
rcmnvjM;a n onawii r. mmim.
440: Ut Clark tund - OCK. nd
fafnanF P, rd Banaialer OCX.
Mark: UJ
1. n lat'Oaarfa
Hlnkhouaa-
Snd Carpantar-OCK, rd Kaullman
OCX. Mark: Ut
IM: lit Caorja Hlnkhouaa f. tnd
Carpaatar OCX, Srd Bantatar-OCX.
auric. M.l
aan- 1.1 Jlia Banks V. Snd Kanyna
Oi. Ird Jooaa-OCX. Mark: l:0Sd
aTTl lat Jim raanant 1. tnd Car-
Citar - OCX, M MaratnatU J.
rk: XI" 11V .
Oiat.: lat Da BaaaiaW.Jnd Ban
na r OCX. Srd aalsn-OCI. Mark:
"h.V: lrt Dara Rwaa- f. tnd
JohnaoB P aad Tuttla OCX, Mark:
VauH: lat afarrtaon Bryant OCX.
Snd Lund "OCX, Srd Btukajr - P.
Shat: lat Ralph Blttir-OCX. tod
Bannrr OCX, Srd Crrfcjo-OCX.
JavljVat Oarv WtlHama-tXRInd
Garrtaan OCX, Ird JCreig -a
Mark: laS" 10"
S-Mlla: lat Norm aWrraman OCE.
Snd Naaa OCX. Ird johaaoa P.
Muu'':ia OCB (Kanyon, Jonaa.
Banautar. Luadi. Mark: :1J
Kcllcy Wins
Marathon Go
By BOB IOOBING
BOSTON. April iti-Confident
Johnny Kelley conquered a power,
ful forein deletatioa. the sun-
baked hills and his own fears to
day te become America s first
Bostoa A. A. marathon winner ia
11 years.
KeUe was timed m i:m.os en
route to a 1.000-yard triumph ever
Veikke Karvonen of Finland-re
garded as the world's No. 1 mara-
thoner.
The M-year-old grammar school
teacher from Groton. Conn., won
the race on the aeries ef three,
hills ever which be lost te Fin
land's AnttJ Viskari a year ago.
It alio was the same stretch up
which Karvonen wore out Britain'
favored Jim Peters for his rsM
victory. I ;
Baa Own Baee '
Determined to ran his own race
today. Kelley refused, te let the
Finns dictate the tactics as a year
ago.' -
Kelley look the lead near we
lVmila mark and was In command
the rest of the way a he burned
up the route in near 70-degree tem
perature. ' v
He was the nrst American is
win the event since his unrelated
namesake Johnny Kalley woa
in IMS. The elder Kelley. a two-
time winaer,' cams b. Uth today.
Karvonen wai a distant second
ia I S M. He wilted ia the stretch
run.' --A' r r t-t-j-
Chloa Woo Urn of Korea waa
third ia 1.24:M, followed by Olavi
Marminoa of FinUnd ia !::.
Soong Chil Man of Korea wai three
minute back In fifth placa. He
was .Clocked In :..
Sisters Coach Movies ;
BEND, April ' "slaters
High School Coach George Eater
today (aid be will become a health
and physical education teacher
next' fad at the Eugene Junior
High School. .
holds the Gov. rani Patterson
tops,, wnicn pravKnn, apeeu ians
with many1 thrill packed shows
last seaaoa. . ;'-- ' .- i ' ' S '.
The CABA has been meeting reg
ularly la recent .weeks, getting
lined up tor what aaaodation offi
cials fed will be their Vbiggest
and beat" campaign. ,More new
members have beea , added, mo
tored' mounts have been recondi
tioned and fnns can , be assured
to large entry fields every , time
the CARA u booked for a racing
Teal tnMJ,;.TA.,.JB,-.;i.y..-j.'.. -v;,a,lC;....-i,7atai,iii
Sunday's meet likely win be the
only afternoon program of the sea
aoa. All plans to switch ever the
regular Saturday nights, as ia the
past, when the Inaugural Is com
pleted.' . ... - -
:. . 1 . 1 m -a . ' . . u
i uiic aruaia wm mian mi i . J9
p.m.. with regular racing getting
on at 1:30. Tjie full field ef en
tries will be announced later in the
week. -f - - t
Feature of the opener will be the
Gov. Paul . Patterson Memorial
Trophy race, which was woe last
year by Ray Hiebert ef DaUas. He
will be back to defend his title.
Also, winner of . the CARA's
speed queen contest, which is now
under way, will be announced and
crowned during the Sunday
r
anihill Loses
Nomter3-T
GASTON. April 20 (Special)-
Gaston was held hitless by two
Yamhill pitchers, but the Grey
hounds took advantage of walks
sad errors to defeat the Tigers,
1-1, ia a non-league game here to
day., . . ... - , .
Ganlfallory threw a no-hitter
Friday and Dave Herman and
Rollie Morris followed- suit
against Gaston, but four walks
and an error netted Gaston two
run in the second snd another
ia thssixtli, - ,' ',
Yamhill scored in the seventh
on two errors sandwiched around
Larry Meadows' single., ,
Yamhill '".. ,, T ana aftfl ll
Gaalan St Ml I 4
Harman, Morrta 14 and aiaadew:
Van. Ua and Salifart.
NCAA Group
Sets Meeting
KANSAS CITY. April M IP The
National Collegiate Athletic Assn's
committee on infractions will open
a three-day meeting wt New Or
leans Monday. '.':'"., ?i
Watte Bycrs, executive director,
said the fact-gathering agency for
the NCAA's enforcement program
will consider several pending cases
for presentation to the NCAA coun
cil later mis -spring. '
Byers did not list the pending
cases. Ha said the four-man com
mittee treats sll cases as confi
dential until they Are announced
by the council. .
VdfptckNitten
Po,t6-hVictory .
FOREST CB0VE. April
(Special i-Oregon College of Edu
cation defeated Pacific University
here today, s-L, ia tennis. 1
Singles results: - Zel Gernhsrt
(OCE def. Tom Carmichael t-2,
M; Dick Togikawa (PI def. Mur
vel Stone !-. M: Bill Ritchey
(0CE def. Lea Rubemtein t-t
4; Milt Doumlt 40CE def. Larry
Semler s-l, Denny Sperry
(0CE def. Bill WMtrnere 7-S. 1-1.
. In doubles Gemhart aad Sperry
(OCE) def. Carmichael and Togi
ksws t-7. t-i; and Ritchey and
Doumit OCE. def. Rubensteia'and
Semler M. a-a, s-l . - ,
DeCourcey Offered! J
The Dalles Position
THE DALLES. April M If)
Prineville coach Keith DeCourcey,
0 member of the University of
Oregon 1041 Cotton Bowl team,
has bees offered the head football
coach joh at The Dalles High
School, -officials here said yester
day. .
Littbr 1-up
. .-. a 5...-.' .... , .
In VcrjDS -Golfffalcot
. - Sy BOB MYEBS' .
LAS VEGAS. Nov., April (-
CaMfornUs Gene Uttler shot a
minder par Mi aad lodged a tre
mendous bid te capture his third
ttraight S40.00S Tournament of
Champions golf tournament this
cold, windy day.'
The iS-vear-old nroesaional from
San Diego took command ot me
event with a total score ot HI for
three rounds, and goes into the fi
nal round tomorrow at the Desert
Inn Country Club with a one stroke
- - - i ...
lead. . . . .
One shot back at even par 111
for the distance was rookie pro
Don January who shot an erratic
71. :, ' :.,
Tied at ill were Dick Mayer
with a ea, and Billy Casper jr.
with a 7S...-t -.,!,.. i 4
Two Others Cleee '. - " .
Among the other leaders at 111
were two others still in contention.
Jimmy Demaret with a 73, and
Dow Finsterwald with a 7.
January, whose I gave h)m the
leaa yesieraay, snoi a at gomg
out. Included was an eagle chip
shot that traveled some SO feet
A back ailment began to hamper
January, and it reflected mainly in
his putting. He 1-putted three
holes on the back nine te staffer
ia with a . -, --.'
' Littler, meanwhile, who won the
$10,000 top money here in MM and
19SS, moved up to . challenge and
then pass January. :- -Drtvlag
rmpreved - - '-' '
His driving slump apparently
rer. Gene made the tour In
rie-to. with only one .missed
green and resultant bogey anarring
his round.' His longest snot for s
birdiedeuce was a measured M
feet -Mayer
got into the spirit with
an eagle three oa the 15th with a
SB-foot snot from me eage tne
green.- - .-.' ' .
- National ' Open -ehampioa Cary
Middiecoff, the pre-tn-nament ia
vorite. took a n for xW, and Mas
ters champion Doug N Ford's 74
gsve him m ' -
Four strokes ; on tne pace were
Ed FurgoL- with a 70 for ; Billy
Maxwell with, a , and Arnold
Palmer, co-leader with Furgoi in
the first round, with a 74.
Tomorrow' final, round, will be
televised across the nation by the
National Broadcasting Co. from
2, to 1 p nrf PST. This ia the first
time the event has been televised.
Cougars Belt
Huskies 14-3
PIJIXMAN.' Wash.. April V)
Washington State batters belted
the long ball today in beating
Washington 14-1 for a split of a
two-game Nortbera Division base
ball series. t.,,yf ,-- mrrr-.
Dick Windham aiarted thlrig off
ia the third inning with a
la three runs. Gary Whiting drove
ia four more runs .in the fourth
with a grand slam home run.
Then a home ran to right center
by Joe TremBly drove ia three
more runs for the Cougars in the
four-run seventh. '
aahliunoa - rl II SOX 0 S 1
WSC .1 113 401 41 14 II 4
Wataon, Buna lit natmar tat ana
raav. Waltars : Van Kara.
NaUand and WhlUne.
'Cfats Nettcrs
Lose tb Sacs
Rarramanta'- State's BOW erf lil
tennis team made it five fat a row
ia its Jaunt to Oregon Snturday
afternoon by blanking Willamette,
(4. en the Bearcats' courts. .
Feature ef the afternoon was a
t-hour and 41 minute scrap be
tweea Willamette's Bud Mull shd
Sacramento' Bill Reinhardt. Mull
took the elongated first set 11-10,
but Reinhardt came back to wia
eve dd..
.In ether singles Harry Coleman
(SI def. Royal Xeitch M, M;
Tony Dsmisma S def. Tim
Campbell 0-1. 0-1: Kea Nicola! (S)
dofs Don Smith 4-1. (-0: Chuck
Greene S def. MarshaU jelderu
, e-g; and Garry Bowers S
def. Don Gordon M, 4-0.
. In doubles. Keith and Campbell
W extended Dsmiama and Bow.
ers before losing s-i, -s,
Greene and Nicolai (S) def. Jei
dcrkaml. Smith H. U ;
i. V 7 '':':':'
Cycle Scrambles
Set Here Today
The first scrambles meet of the
seaaoa is set for this afternoon by
the Salem Motorcycle Chib ea the
organization's grounds oft Maclesy
Read.
. . Time triala start at U noon.
with regular evenU getting tinder
way ' at l;Jf o'ciocx. numerou
entries have been taken for the
event, according to Dave S e 0 1 1,
dub official.
Chiefs Clobber SU
WENATCHEE. April M '
A 10-run third inning la which it
enemies went to bat sank the So
nde University ChiefUins today
snd the pre Northwest Lesgue
Chiefs of Wenstchee rolled en to
a tl-4 baseball victory."-..-. --
a III l i . . .11
caraav crrr
Mixed Daubl League: South
O'dars (J). Pin Palljl): Th Mlaain
Pointara tth Th Sphnlar tl);, Jour
Hit HI. Doum rarm id; in
Jnkr,.ll, Aiwy. can lili rour
Sparaa 1, Gullar Gang (1). Htta
indivMltial came: lrwln Xaatoui
221. Rifh individual eTMM: Jann
hi
Rirhaa Ul Ni Iran (ama: aHim
Siaara . iitR-aanl aafMal Oauui
Sidtr M44. .
Gets Help'
r ' ' '
Herble Freemaa, above, Is te
be Joined by Lather Und
aey and Luigl Maeera
Tnesday night at the Ar
mory la the triple tag
main event against Gentle
man Ed Francis, Wild Bill
Savage and John Bence.
Owen Sees
Wild Clash
Triple Tag Mix
Set fofj Armory
"It will be a wild one you can
ha aaaurad af that." " '
Such are the word of match
maker Elton Owen at efeecribing
the possiblUUes of his Armory mat
mainar Tueadav night. One that
wUl see Luthor Undsey. Ltplgi
Macera and Herbis nreernJaTtearn
ed against Centlaraaa Ed Ftsncis,
Wild BUI Savage and Joltin' Jack
Bence ia a triple tag affair. -
The 'triples", art usually riotous
mat sou boles. This particular one
should be one of the best, lineal
.. . . . ..... i , i , J .
It nas tores ot ins oen in tAonacj,
Macera aad Freemaa ' against
three vittainoua, bombres whs are
fearless.' .... ;
Laiber btetfavred
Macera and Freeman iaeH
Francis and Savage la a tegular
tag mix here last week, with the
win going to we lauer via oia-
qualif icatioa when undsey boinced
into the ring to help a harrassed
Freeman. Never overlooking t h
possibility of a two-fisted match.
Owen quickly - added Lindsay and
newcomer Bence to the rival
teams, ma k I a g for ..Tuesday's
"triple". ' ' . . w: . '
So certain of a repeat win,
Francis has offered to bet $100 with
Undsey oa the outcome of the
Tuesday fracas. r
Owen had hoped to put Oregon
Slate football All-American John
Witto ia a rematch , with . Bull
Montana as a special event Tues
day, after! Witts s disqualification
win of last week, but wont be able
to book the big grid star until next
week. Witto has school commit
ments until then. ;....,
Meataaa After Hun . "
Montana wants the return go.
for he feels rather badly about
mUhin aacond heat to the col-
pro game. Montana naturally
wants a "no disqualification" mix,
but it's doubtful he'll get it The
Vocal commission probsbty would
n't stand for It. with Witte being
se knxfierlencea. . : .
Montana will be en Tuesday's
card, however, agsiiist the clssiy
Tito Carreon. and in the I JO
opener it will be Pierre DeGlane
opposite Reg faru.
Two referees win handle the
rugged main event
Linfield Takes Pair
From Missionaries
WALLA WALLA, April OB
Linfield swept both gsmes of a
Northwest Conference doublehesd
er with Whitman 104 and 10 to
day for Ms first conference vic
tories of the season.
The second game, scheduled for
seven innings,' went U Innings and
the visitors pulled it out when Roe
Pariah tripled and cam home on
Eck Olson's double. Linfield had
d it at Mil the last of the sev
enth when Whitman's left fielder
Max Johnson dropped a line drive
in the sua snd two runs came In.
Pitcher Merv Sherpf scattered
Whitman's It hits for a shutout hi
the opener.'-., ,. -,; I
Linfield !! IN 0011 11 I
Whitman 00 0M So 1 '
Scherpf aad Builan;. Karlaon,
aaachrl (1) and piottlnaon, ,.4 ,;
Linfield
XI .KI m si to it . I
Whitman all SOB BOB
as s i s
mier. Croea J, Other
p .
Moklajr,
Handrr ) ana Burton;
Xaw (i) and Dlcklnaon.
PU, CI Rained Out
CALDWELL. Idaho if) H a I a
Washed out the scheduled North
west Conference doubleheader be
tween the College of Idaho Coyote
and Pacific Univenity here today.
The gamta were cancelled. ; ,
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Aranon, Goldstein Finlit Probzb?
LAS VEGAS, Nov., April 10 Iff
Commlmloner Jack Doyle of the
Nevada Athletic Commiuion to
aight said he believed the com
rniatioe would approve a fight here
betweea welterweights Art Arsgoa
and Dick Goldstein, principal in
a semstional fight fixing caa, if
the National Boxing Assn. la no
tion it. -
The reaction to such a proposed
bout was vsrtr-d In this gambling
resort Iowa. Some expressed vio
lent apposition and ethers felt It
could be steamed Into first class
attraction. .1
Davie said that If the' NBA.
bwhkh has suspended Aragoa pend
ing uie OUICMT1V w Hia awu
from conviction on n fight fixing
charge Involving Goldstein, would
lift the baa against Aragoa, Ne
ars
Loug
In Dual Cinder Meet
CORVALLIS. April SO laV-The
first nlace in nine of IS events
48H In today'a Northern Division
, Duana Deranaa of WSC with
of the meet He woa both hurdles
races aad the broad Jump and was
acond ia the high Jump.
Washington Stole swept sH
places In the low hurdles and
scored , heavily . la au running
events, v -- :
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Dlama 1. nan Smart. OSC. X.
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Arsgoa was convicted la Los
Angeles en charges of attempting
to fix a fight with Goldstein in
San Antonio, Tex and faces a
prison term of one te five years.
He Is presently at liberty oa bond
pending aa appeal that may take
many months before a decision. -
the fight la Texas sever am
off. Aragoa pleaded illness the
day of the bout. Aragon was ac
cused ef offering Goldsteia S00
to ke. .- , " y :-i .
Doyle said the Nevada eommis
tioa would not rirk losing its mem
bership in the NBA. He also ssid
Nevada had a working agreement
with the California Athletic Com
mission. Aragon does act have a
Washlnrton State track team took
and defeated Oregon Slate B2H to
track meet here.
IS points was individual ruga scorer
Mrs. Haggo
Keeps Lead
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Bauer Hagge, Deb-ay
Beach, ria.. held oft a mild chal
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ples, Fla, today and retained a
S-stroke lead after the sect
round ef the (4,900 Lawtoa Open
tournament. , , ,
Mrs. Hagge added a par 71 to
her opening 7t for a 143, total. Miss
Randolph made up one stroke oy
shooting a 1 -under par 71 to match
a 74 for 145, . ... t
Miss Randolph's round was the
best of the day snd eft her in
posmoa to ever nam tne' leaser m
tomorrow'a final round if she can
come through with e subpar effort
or should Mrs. Hagge lose com
plete control ef her usual steady
game. ' ...' . -yi-t.
In third place , and given , only
nn outside chance wa the National
Open champion Kathy Cornelius of
Lake Worth, Fl. She shot a 73
today and waa five strokes off the
pace at 147. -i .-- :-'.,)
Three were tied at 140. They
ere Jackie Puna of Honolulu,
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg, B.C.,
and Betty Jameson, Saa Antonio,
Tex. .
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has aot applied for it.
Doyle ssid that talk of an Are-gon-Goldstetn
fight hss stirred up
much political discission in Ne
vada. He frankly admitted that
public reaction would guide what
ever official action Uie commie-
sion takes. ' ,
Earleir iodty promoter Mike
Hirsch of Los Angeles ssid the
Nevada commission - would ap
prove a proposed U-round Ara
gen-Goldstein fight bare in June,
with part ef the proceeds to go
to charity.
Arsgoa, here watching the tour
nament of champions golf event,
ssid he would he mora than will
ing to fight Goldstein and Hirsch
ssid Goldstein had assured tha
promoter he would meet Aragoa.
'Cats Defeat
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me sixth. Bill Acker riding borne
from second on Johnson's single.
Joa Frederick gsv up eight
bits to the Pioneers la the first
game but waa never in serious
trouble. The sixth wa the only
Inning L-C could touch Fowler tor
more thaa one hit . -
Backlund led the Bearcat af
the plate with S-forf and Burdge
went t-for-f. Joe Johnson rapped
em iovr n iA.su niis in tne
two games ia six times up. ,
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