Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 13, 1949, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextF-.rr- Tuesw 'I m lost the first set, El r!'-' r ourna- IPLAYER RECALLED round tit 0r our -!New Orleans, before rallying to w.ated H'ro"' . . I B '" ' . .: ,1 1 AUBUTIEY. Tex.. Jnlv 13 ii. o"J wit.. 6-0. ! Tonv TraDerl, uncinnan, oe- t ns ANr.iri re - n (-.Mho-. Ihwyci5n. . Hnm - m muij to -t-i ..w. uvimi?uii, suumern memo-i L,'t AM HefcK " ,o feated James Brink, Seattle, west-1 Old man upset continued to d'5' University's spectacular pas- i Fa. 6 v mts em champion, -2; 6-1. hold the dominating role Tuesday 5er. aid Tuesday night he would iW"-: ' .rst. HI-,! Larsen advanced oy aeieaungi - - '. " ;".7 ,r'"' as hot as the summer sun. Seattle's Kin fnnniv P.,h1i .k.. ' in tauter. h. ...... n. J." dav. n r ruonc unm cnampion- "v. """ e wouio mm u. r.u-. ni.Wmi eh. '! t u" ..' .. r v-..u down t0 ";rS'"a'; ...: 'Tuesday in the Pacific Northwest iGiolme. were ocked Tn n.rh - uon Associations It SL .Marlowe Ousted From Publinx Play -non Bif1" ..nk .v.i.rankini Player, downed . Yosf, Duden f'fijni Frank third-ranking "1 Angeles.' Richard Kiln player. Kilner, Kemlworth, t"nn J-' frst s"11 "con,, 6-0. 6-4. in the first round, but F:Jfi, Tuesa" - "',,. the first set, 1-6, in the second match with Tom Molloy, Arthur Neilsen,. Jr., . v. brook. 111.. 6-0, 6-4. of North and Gene !nd Bedoui! Buwick. Chicago, in straight love , Richard MOW' . Post Triumphs ship aspirants for the crown. SMU's Johnson May Turn Pro Northwest Golf Tourney Begins SPORTS Eugene, Ore., Wed., July 13. 1949 , Page- 19 the Seattle Rainier of the Pad- SEATTLE. Jly 13 M! Twice score. Two otner Seattle aKti-i: ca" . ci-u of th. Intrt-iialinnsil I . . Tac mm, . -- .fcuv i iiu-uauea- coma baseball olub said Tues- "T .."ra a"a 1851 "-cnampion, j0hnon w h iwun IJ0 Ior J0 no,es lu unaer.DacK were Johnny Dawson. Los INSURED LOANS FOR FINANCING ill make the sale of your home possible, consult fice that specializes in making F.H.A. loans. NO CHARGE FOR AN ESTIMATE ;. S, CHRISTIANSON Phone 4-6279 or 5-2775 said in was drilled out of the n,,mmni.',: . ' me ringmaster nrf ,.. ui uT .. . 111 oouinem bnv uimDiiiiiiiD wiiu wnippea "aerial tournament spot with 143. Two strokes farther two popular choices Monday join ea mm on the sidelines as progressed through the second round at the Raneho municipal ourse. . Par 33-36 Methodist's circus." He had crack par. 1 la rnrmai. Watlrar r-iirtnAc ...Ha vc lom-lrounted on hravilv thlc fail in ih. lu";u " '"P DI monciay s wooa. 1 Play:Mustane hid , ihiS S i66' Ied ,lle ,leld b? ,our strokes. San Francis -ond'west rlSi fc. S.outh- Jack Wcstland. of Everet. Wash., a torrid 69 1 to.1r!ShhClP-.. I"- Baritea,,. San Jose, Calif.! ;a pile of tro -71 was safe from Johnson said he had been of fered a contract by the New York Yankees of the Ail-American Con- Angeles, Bill Mawhinney. Vancou ver. B. C. Bruce Mpf'nrmilr 70 on top of Monday's Hollywood, and Dr. Jackson Bean! sco. Mawhinney. after Monday, tumbled into trouble on bin firt nina were second at 142, each with 70s j Tuesday and had to shave a stroke Tuesday. ,of the back nine par-38 to carve Glenn Sheriff of Seattle, the'a ' jArAHjinn .1.. ii;: i i . L.. 1L. ni l. . . . . . ' VICJCIIUIIIK lOll I UIU1 1 , UUttllllCa V. M1 J T1 I m title lu?y n,!..r"' 'oelBI! ?'" I automatically and did not turn in T"V; " 7 Z"a. hi, card although he had a two-; department, the champ on getting round total of 49. hl, w,tn , so.foot pu0n, en nesday and leads up to the title round Saturday. There were 33 men with scores of 150 or better. ;erious assault for the most part, ference and also had been con- Andv fijwprikn: fnim. vinner from Pennsylvania, u-o. ?' tne National Professional eaten one up on the 20th hole, of the League. He said he was to talk to the New York club Wednesday after by Vernon Smith of Texas. Young Tom Marlowe, Portland, Ore., who Monday trounced the 1948 champion. Mike Ferentz. nfce'playM Demtrs HarOur?! Wlllf8 Still BOSSfHCI ley. 3 and 2. ' i wh?eUnurdtJte Ball Team ' ner-up. Ben Hughes. Portland in SEATTLE, July 13 iPl Jo the first round, was beaten, one!j0 White still remains at the helm up on .the -19th hole, by-local I as field manager of the Seattle amateur, uavry coucney. maimers cracking out two long woods and a short putt for a three on No. 18. Ron Clark. University' of Ore- and the three who had 150 met in ,c''ifMhu ' lr mRlcn a sudden-death play-off to eMmi- r ult,.? , rV.9 Jni h. .i,. i it'.j eorge Hart'lnston of Mcdford made the list with a 72-75147. These deflections opened wider the already wide open tftle scram ble. ' ' - ' Locker rdom little-tattle' cen- The Club's board of directors.' called together by owner Emil Sick, decided Tuesday to retain him at the post despite the team"s nate the extra man early Wednes day morning. The three were Duke Matthews of Otympia. Ray Weston. 1947 PNGA campion from Spokane," and Jim Shrovcr of Seattle. Both Givan and Westland were steady all the way. Baritreu poked a long iron into the No. 6 cup for an eagle two to help his ASPHALT PAVING GRADING AND PAVING INDUSTRIAL AREAS. SUBDIVISIONS. PARKING LOTS, STREETS AND ROADS RENTAL EQUIPMENT 2 Motor Patrols 1 TD6 Dozer and Shovel 4 Dump Trucks 2 Rollers UCME CONSTRUCTION CO.. 733 niv. Eugene. Oregon Phone S-4012 IVl A NEW NASH Home from the East Factory Deliveries Available Have a Swell Vacation AND SAVE MONEY . you go east for your vacation stop in and about picking up a new Nash at the factory. YOU CAN'T GO WRONG SEE US TODAY FOR DETAILS PLUMMER-SIGLOH CO. tered on the unusual and some- sey,eTre Ts,ump' vvhal mmji-al fo,.rf I. ...... 4....' J0 J0 18 i contestants. Ted Grassi of Erie?116' " RC,?e,'aI m,a,lafe'-' '?' !Pa., and Mike Di Cesaro of HouS-'ine:5'sme'1. after ,he c,ed.m.?et;n. Tv ne win accompany tne Dan cluo ton,' Tex, Grassi. was disqualified in a match with Di Cesaro Monday for using 8n illegally faced club a three-iron. De Cesaro is a sec tional ' Public Links Committee man of the U.S. Golf Association. 'Tuesday when Di Cesaro began his match with Sylvester Ferrera of San Francisco, Grassi's clubs a six-iron and it. subsequently was ruled illegal. Di Cesaro said he carried, it along intentionally but did not use it, knowing it. w;as illegal. He asked to be disqualified, presum ably because he was upset over the incident involving Grassi the day before. in any event, Di Cesaro lost to Ferrera' by default the tourna ment so offically ruled. The oldest contestant; Gomer Sims of Los Angeles, local city champion and 48 years of age. lost to Portland's crack Victor Giidemeister, 5 and 3. Gilde meister's 31 was one of the low est nine hole scores Monday. He was three under par but was three over - Tuesday. Dick Yost and Bob Duden, rated Ihe one-two threats of the Port land, Ore;, survivors, advanced. Yost, Oregon State College stu dent and champion of the North ern Division of the Pacific Coast Conference, won from Libaro Giacomini, Ottawa, 111., 8 and 7, and Duden.. a salesman, defeated Roy Shortridge,' St. Paul, 4 and 3. south for this week's six-game se ries with San Francisco. Sheelv said. The Bainiers lost nine straight and 12 of their last IS STANDINGS NATIONAL W Brooklyn ...4T c t ..... in games, in a disastrous home stand, Boiton 43 dropping from second to fifth 'SHI ySkL Si place. Pittsburgh "m In White's first year here, three gjicltlo"" so years ago. the team finished last, I ..."" climbing to fifth in 1947 and t'o:NvrN ;. fourth last year. j Cleveland i ..a The Bainiers also got another 'Soiton p Jj Ditcher Tuesdav. Snlnman 'Wank-' Detroit Coleman, from Louisville of tlHchiMio'ton.::;:: American Association. He replaces :s'. l"i - Jack MnCall, a southpaw who i coast came here in the Sammy Whtte : "ifcraSento deal but who lost five straight 'Oakland ...1"! games. lf?;itD' White, the $75,000 rookie catch- Portland er bought by the Boston Bed Sox '?"n jne and called up to be sent to a farm "' club, will probably go to Boanoke Yakima of the Piedmont League, a B clr- Vancouver""""! cuit where he can play more fre- $JnVt!he quenny, ciuonuse circles said, isaiem .....41 33 83 24 W 87 69 SS S.1 US so 47 4S dPeorl Dial 4-5281 z IMPERIAL v : I WnSL' ir-- I &M'tfde? iittJltk ll I u. '""MB M SOtrilO l ntUpfiee . Lju,uEIrll4Nosr5INt 1 I. ,f,te..v. W1 ; 3,35 UH J nnH ( -S I.O.O.F. Keeps Lead . In Springfield Loop SPRINGFIELD. July 13 The I O.O.F. Softball team, paced by Mike Gillespie's fourth-inning homer, defeated Glenwood 12-10 here Tuesday night to remain at Victoria Bremerton Tacoma 151 47 41 3I . M 36 . 36 37 37 , 35 36 : SB 42 4 S3 . I. 42 . SO 52 S3' 34 SS 80 92 V 23 33 40 47 !.: ,03 .SOS S44 .91? .300 .493: .403 .313; Pel.! .040' .919 .551 .938 .113 .440 .413 .!! Pet. .615 .324 .514 y . .309 .472 .439 .421 Pel. .818 .601 .540 .466 .453 .442 .421 .396 Trio Tied for Women's PNGA Medal Honors SEATTLE, July 13 UP) Tied with 77's at, the end of first round matches in the Pacific Northwest the top of the American division -Golf Association's women's tour standings. - nament Tuesday at Broadmoor Weyerhaeuser defeated Ihe were Edean Anderson, Montana Nine-Balls 13-1 and the Velerans! State champion from Helena, and of Foreign Wars downed the Vol-.Marlene and Alice Bauer, Los unteer Firemen 15-1 in other games. The Free Methodists re mained in the running for Ihe Angeles. They played off tor med al honors Wednesday.. National division title with a 12-9: SENIORS TAKE LEAD victory over the Explorer Scouts. The Canteen is Ihe current divis ion leader. Hopoe Wins Match BUENOS AIRES, July 13 lP) Willie Hoppe. regaining some , of his best form, Tuesday won his 12th round three-cushion billiards match with Argentina's Ezeqiel Navarra, 72-60, in 46 innings. Hoppe, the world chainnlon. 1 trails his opponent in the 10-day non-title 1500 point match, 960 734, after 723 inninps. TROJAN BOUND NORMAN. Okla. July 13 IJT) Walter Hargesheimer announced Tuesday he would resign as back field coash at the University of Oklahoma to take a similar job at the University of Southern California. His resignation will be effective July 30. WOKING. Eng.. July 13 UP) A United States senior golf team took a three to one lead over Great Britain Tuesday in a two day International golf clash. Tropical Worsted Summer Suits Ol Will. Olal 4-OIlli "SnoD the Cooleit Stare m Tw" Pierce Renewable Fuses 140 E. 5th Phone 5-4377 It rn.IT. f Mt. Hood Umbrella Tent Floor Size 10 ft. x 10 it. Height Wall ... 6 ft. 2 in. Height Center. 9 ft. 9 in. 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