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Sellwood pitchers for 11 hits.
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W) Top-ranking Frank Parker
came within a hair's width of be
ing eliminated in the quarter
finals of the Sea Bright Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club's 80th
invitation tournament Thursday.
Tom P. Brown. Jr.. San Fran
cisco, almost supplied what would
have been the second upset in
two days when he outplayed his
veteran opponent In all depart
ments to take the second set of
the match, 6-3 and moved to with
to two points of victory in th.
tenth game of the third set. Par
ker had moved through the first
set handily to win 8-3. Parker
finally won the third set 7-5.
Congden Paced Field
In Vancouver Open
VANCOUVER, B. C, July 30
lu.ra tnucK congdon, Tacoma, led
the way into the second round of
the $2000 British Columbia Open
golf championship here after
shooting a blazing 68 Thursday.
Congdon the 1946 open cham
pion, scored a 34 and 32 for his
five-under-par total. He edged
out Pro Stan Leonard, defending
cnampion irom Vancouver, B. C,
who scored a 35 and 32 for 67.
Amateur Walt McAlpine, Van
couver, was third with 69 and
Fred Bolton, Pendleton, Ore., was
iourtn witn a 70,
The tournament which has 103
entrants, continues through Satur
day.
NEW COACH
ASHLAND, July 30 OP) Ken
neth Schilling of Forest Grove
will coach basketball at Ashland
High School next season, and
will assist in football this fall.
Before going to Forest Grove he
took two Butte Falls' teams to the
state basketball tournament.
Couldn't Have Picked
A Better Location
To Break His Leg
BRYN MAWR, Pa.. July 30
(U.R)Harry Ball. 40, broke his leg
while sliding into home plate dur
ing a baseball game Thursday
night. But he couldn't have pick
ed a better time or place.
The game was played on the
Bryn Mawr hospital field and
every member of the opposing
team was a doctor. The hospital's
cnief x-ray technician, was a
member of an office team chosen
to play the medical staff.
Haefner Leading
Western Open Golf
BUFFALO, N. Y.. July 30 (U.R)
Burly Clayton Haefner, one of
gouaom s leading money winners
this year, burned up the 6663
yard Brookfield Country Club
course with a slx-under oar 66
Thursday to take a one-stroke
lead in the first, round of the
$5000 Western Open golf tournament.
The Charlotte. N. C. nro. cele
brating the recent birth of a baby
aaugnter, oareiy missed putts for
an eagle on the 504-yard 18th hole
and a bird on the easy par 4 17th.
nogan came up to the last hole
needing a birdie to tie Haefner.
He failed when he narrowly miss.
ed canning a 12-footer and finish
ed with a 17.
Hogan, who came here after
capturing the Reading Open, blaz
ed around the first nine in 32 but
couldn't maintain the pace of the
back nine despite playing sub-
par golf. He had his only bogey on
the par three . 15th hole. His
putting bid for a birdie went too
far past the cup and he missed
coming back.
Defending Champion Johnnv
Palmer, who plays out of Badin,
N. C, was off his game and came
in with a three over par 75. He
gave the big gallery a thrill how
ever, when his tee shot on the
225-yard third hole hit the pin and
rounced lncnes away.
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Trabert Advances In
Junior Tennis Play
SOUTH BEND, Ind., July 30
(U.RX Defending Champion . Tony
Trabert, Cincinnati, took another
step toward the junior singles title
in the Western Junior and Boys
Tennis tournament Thursday.
Trabert, seeded number one,
defeated Jerry Dewitts, Vallejo,
Cal. 6-1, 6-0 in a quarter-final
match. Dewitts, seeded fifth, won
the first game, and Trabert then
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Gilbert Bogley Chevy Chase,
Md., seeded second, topped sixth-
seeaea Ernest Du Bray, San Fran
cisco, 6-3 6-3.
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