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Newspaper Page Textfy ' LOU BELLISIMO State Ciantpiors tiling Chatter Rv PETE CORNACCHIA who has earned widespread rcsncct and , ..Rf msii"1" :. ,. . i. ifi i... Si .,onrt his advice with deeds and clearly has estab- fcjiH the nld master here at the present lime. r.' as n" . . .1 i i ... . Tina Irishman" brougnt me local association its first gBttiuw , hin j several years when he csnhirnd th . n recently aw ffCbably felt more alCnt clothing finish 1 i. the Class C team Md rhamp H'lsted, Bob . " -0 will fei regional and na Is.1 5...i,:n next month, N' f T o easEdJen- "TO they compete rocinnals at id couegw &t the fin time Bellisi. Ji t 195. has carried L from tournaments in K'UltSWCSl. un.j J i,(ees when he came up 5 first time in 1940, Ffjud. finished third in En the Northwest International Bowling Congress tourney at K UK and Kelcy Allen Jr. were second in doubles in the 1851 ft it Vancouver, B. C, and the same pair claimed third in rt lacoma, where Bellisimo was fifth in all-events. KifjplUreu sue."-" "-- f f - hum Etise only two times he entered, and also teamed with George Lierfor the city Class A doubles title in 1951. ion heat the total o his other two games in the scries. Lere 145 in the first and 144 in the third. We much of his bowling was in the 1930's at. has Angeles Lii.t immunity became affiliated with the ABC, all phases Um in this area will continue to benefit from Louie Bellisi- llive oi use norwwcai. Mir roses and thorns have been strewn hither and L i. uetker section of this paper, so here's a plain old gar- Ariel? PaS'e to viiaitmoM "bi"-b c jjiiittji, ami tfkfiliik book. . fards are carried back only to 1948 and the committee uses fetpage lor a note urging anyone wun prior records 10 mrmsn UwaitShuH, city secretary. The book notes high marks in wrff ve years oi tourney acuun muiuue uuiMiua iiuinoer learn :$3ir0m UaSS A in wto-tv, ru ivuutrtauii-uuy duiffisun oou- illJMfrom Class B m 19O0-S1, Kay urmt singles o 713 from b A ia 1948-50, and Gordy McEwen all-events of 1,900 from E A ill 1948-49. fending city champions this year are Seven Up team of 2,949 Cta A, Cliff loster-fete rnce oouoies or iptis trom Ulass A, iiaieniian singles of 673 from Class B, and Glen Dotson all- kii si 1.867 from Class A. El teams, two from each class, launch the tourney at 3 p.m. Kiy at Timber Bowl in the first of two weekends of team eom JSm. Tie third and fourth weekends will be used for doubles s at the Eugene Recreation. ! lost two votes and next year's state men's tournament bibsence of past city presidents Mayor Ed Johnson and Myron uk It's Coos Bay by one vote. Henzler wasn't at the annual pi alter the state show at Albany because of illness. Eli stale association undoubtedly gets a fine president in Alex Hkr of Eugene. Pair Share . Tourney Lead BATON ROUGE iicwirttinpr Kim Unit... caught fire on the back nine Sat- uruay m snare a one-stroke lead in the SM.nnn Raton golf tournament. Holscher, a 23 year old White I'lams. Pi. Y.. smlin.,l ,u. - - --, l ruiuilHl, BllUS. a seven undpr nap i, ' tuujiia ments low round so far, lo bring . imiu rouna total to 208. The 42 year old Harper, play- oui oi i-nattanooga, fired a 66 jmn m tne lead. A nrofessinnal (K, . . t,,a months. Hnknhr I.:- , umwi iijs one-day-old nine hole course rec ord by coming in with another 31, a stroke holt ... iatpvi a come home score. The veteran Ted Kroll, a front- runner for fhn first !, J. fell far off the pace with a 75. ' ur. i.ary Middleeoff of Mem his. nre-lmii-namnnt r,rn;(n ' w.uittc auu co-holder of th to.m,mj lead wiih Kroll, went over par tor me lirst time m the tourney with a 73 and slid in 211 One sfroke back of the lead ers at ZW were Mike Souehak of Mamaroneck, N. Y., Ed Furgol of St, LOUIS and .lim l?fii.MoB i aan francisco. Gordon Soltau Tops Scorers PHILADELPHIA Ml Gordon ioltau, San Francisco's brilliant. pass receiver and conversion kick er, led the National Football League in scoring last season with 114 points, official statistics disclosed Saturday, Soltau. former Mtnnpsfifa pnt edged Cleveland's great place Kicker, Lou Groza, by six points. Soltau scored six tfmrlirimvns An pass receptions, kicked 48 extra points out of 49, and succeeded mm w ot is Held goat attempts. He scored 20 more coints last season than in 1852. Groza, who established a field goal record ot 23 to eclipse his old mark of 19 established in 1952, finished the campaign with 108 points 39 extra points and 23 three pointers. In four sea sons Groza now has kicked fiS field goals, the most by any play er m tne mstory ot tne league, has attempted 101 for a percent age of .643. Dtan Taylor rolled the association's high game of the Kim aid became the first member of the 275 Club at the mm when he hit 277 in a 627 series Thursday night for m Sip 'n Snack in the Moose circuit. l! had nine straight strikes and put the next one in the pocket to seven never moved. He spared and picked up eight pins. Re Eeereation also produced another association mark for the uiaCySlocum's 1,062 team performance Wednesday in a 2-2 rtewith Ted Reed Nash. Contributing to the eclipse of Seven IJ50 record were Hack Cypcar, 200, Oscar Quinn, 174, Bill ps, 246, Frank McCants, 235, and Ray Hoffman, 207, ptegercame within a strike of hitting the 275 Club when he a Wednesday for Booth-Kelly in Retail Lumber at the pa Ekstrom's 600 string ended at six Wednesday as he led mum 221, 583 in the Major circuit. West oi three strong series in the Major loop was Waldo rt 232, 646 for Slavens Construction. Frank McCants had fillfw(t,n clAniin ...l.:,? t ... t,-ii:-: -j , ooc w Nash. Johnny Lawrence trailed Taylor this week with 8 and then came Walt Shull, 235, 618; Ralph Petzoid, 233, WW Bichardson. 22fi. 607- Tlauo Van Fneson. 231. M)5: Swede Wi213, 604: Ted Bender. 238 fini- Mno Mnvur. 2ffl. 601: and fcOver, 601. ptaoalso had 212 and 209 with that 215 for his first triple season and one of the very few in the association. That's Packs hi?) SUaOa !fk ins: !. tU Tnnwnn4inm WGundcrson, who leads women with a 171 average, led for wek with 222, 556 Tuesday for J. P. O'Ncil Lumber in aciissic at the Recreation. Betty Bernardi hit 548, while Unsberrv tallica 915 M..fi it;nfl .i!,4 ooa sio and FQsiram had 236, 513. splits were Tom Kiess, 2-7-10, Ruth Hoaks, 4-7-10, Gloria Wll. 6-5-ln and r.i. -D-, r, ' " u-a xaser, o-iu, Eif sl unwraPPd a 116 triplicate Thursday for Eugene woies at the Recreation. Wehood Pro Shop and Pennywise Drugs meet next I'oatsoay night in s ii :. ik Msin felt Ik b a""- wicii sa e iui IIISV IM VD ZKh "Creation. After relinquishing the lead for one week iaS nn shPPers. Pennywise moved into the tie by A 119 Slave ns Construction while Laurel wood was dropping CI S Warren Hardware. Kh 1 S been mueh serious tallc claiming the Pro Shop fe1' "alne Shisler, and Bcmle Streifling have hhZ ., w 'i821 in lhe mi trio handicap tourney te.T J ran "rodcrick, Melba Wendel, and Cliff Burn Ki ,Jn to seeond with i'7". while Dick Smith' Velma MtZZFl are third with 1'787' , nums rtu.iu, "h Tau DMfa tc t..i 1 -f. 1 .mn..c lm Uti ,1 inaiiiitiai vfianiuitiff 011 mis vampM hih.llela chi mi Delta Upsilon i a rolloff. The Nshfi , i soay 10P race ei Ch was Thursday leaner Pud , .fi1? '? lhe rollnff. ana" DtJ was Tuesday winner. Nir : 1 811 averages with 179 for Pi Kappa Alpha in iiiii,,,,' rve' wmlB Tela Chi's Bruce Koppe topped mat 'f Sigma Soren5cn was Tuesday leader with 170 for 0UMT OCJ IT! r til fru t . . . . j KaKy1' tatter"! Comes with 20 to 60 Inch straight Wades NtiiW. -m Drop i aid try it out,.. mi fcrtaf laf - m ior too ssi fvlMEW McCuIloch t(llfi is yw it jut pun t Ml; lot jwcia um. LOGGERS CHAIN SAW Ph. 3-2341 his ing to ST, PETERSBURG. Fla. m , Outfielder Bobby Thomson of the Milwaukee Braves suffered a triple fracture o bis right ankle Saturday and Dr. Sydney Gaynor of the New York Yankees cstt-i mated "conservatively" that he would be out of action until June 15. Dr. Gaynor originally said that Thomson, acquired from the New York Giants in a spectacular win-! ter deal, would be sidelined "six or eight weeks," But after study ing X-rays, he revised the esti mate .and emphasized that the injury might even keep Thomson out of the Braves' lineup longer,! I d say now he 11 be out three months," Br. Gaynor said. "And I'm. afraid that is an optimistic report." . Thomson's injury, diagnosed as similar to the one which sidelined former Giant teammate Monte Ir vin from April 4 to July 22 after Phits Beaten Again CLEARWATER, Fla. M The Chicago White Sox ganged tip on rookie pitcher Jack Sanford for seven hits and five runs in the seventh inning of a televised game here Saturday to hand the Philadelphia Phillies their fifth exhibition defeat in seven games. Bums Blank Red Sox MIAMI m The Brooklyn Dodgers won their fourth straight exhibition game Saturday with a 5-0 shutout over the Boston Red Sox. Carl Erskine, the Dodgers' 20- game winner last year, made his spring debut and breezed through four innings, allowing four of the Red Sox's five hits. Orioles Show Power YUMA, Ariz. WS The Balti more Orioles clubbed out six home runs among 14 hits Satur day to down San Diego of the Pacific Coast League 14-7 and run their spring exhibition streak to seven victories in eight starts. Grade Takes Eastern Meet ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. W Mrs, Grace DeMoss Smith, former Ca nadian and Pacific Coast golf; champion, Saturday won the 26th Florida east coast tournament by defeating Mrs. Marjorie Lindsay McMillen of Decatur, 111,, 4 and Mrs. Smith played one of the finest rounds of her career. She was two under men's par for the fifteen holes. Par for the course is 72, Downhill Ski Event Won by Dick Eueck ASPEN fMn. HPITliek Eueck of Sun Valley, Idaho, won the downhill competition here Satur day with a time of 2:08.2 in the national championship ski races. In the women's division, Nancy Banks of Seattle took the down hill with a time of 2:31.2. This thrf.rfav ski event onened Friday with 70 contestants regis tered. The giant siaiom was won Friday by Darreli Robinson. The 18 men and 52 women entered will wind up competition with a slalom race Sunday, nositlls from the combined three events make up the Roch Cup event, whtie results irom cHirlav's itnwnhill combined with Sunday's slalom race make up the national cnampionsnips, OCC Chooses Cage All-Star Quintet unrerr.ANn ijpi Three nlavers were unanimous cnotces 01 tua.-u f !, Actttfnn fnilpeistfi Con es iu, c ference All-star basketball team this year. Tkn are rtAn Porter. Portland State, center; and Ted Schade witz, Eastern Oregon, and Bob Frantz, Oregon Education, guards. Others named to the first team .., jnrrv Wvatt. oreson xecn. and Larry Pryse, Eastern Oregon, forwards. Others named: Portland Slate, and Frank Grove, Ore gon fcaucautw, u,b,, j c. Eastern Oregon, center, and Don Sut- phto, oron teen, o Honorable mention went to.nott Brown, Porttano. a enikow, Estem Oreson, Thompson ana wary yt gon Tjcb, Baseball Slate Listed Bv Washington State PULLMAN, Wash. Washing ton State College announced a 28- game basebaU scneauie inuuuaj. mciuuttis "------ - - . 10 at Kennewick against the Tn- City Braves of tne western hum m.. nwn rhft season April 2 against the Washington istate Penitentiary team at Walla Walla. WSC starts Northern Divi- sion play Apru 1 vm.. with Oregon State. CAL RUGGERS WIN bp.bkelF,Y. Calif. ffl-Univer- beat UCLA i-3 oeioiB in Memorial Stadium here Sat- urday tn tne "1 lu"' ever televised locally. Grapefruit Roundup Bobby Thomson Fractures Leg A's Edge Senators WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. ffl The Philadelphia Athletics main tained a perfect grapefruit league record Saturday with a 3-2 victory over the Washington Senators. The Athletics, under new man ager Eddie Joost have won four games without defeat Sacs Win On Homer FORT PIERCE, Fla. IP. An eighth inning homer by Dale Long brought in Sam Jethroe from first base and gave the Pittsburgh Pirates a S-4 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers' "B" team in an exhibition game Saturday, Tigers Batter Saul TAMPA, Fla. WS The Detroit Tigers Saturday socked Saul Rogovm, former Tiger and Wntte Sox pitcher, for six runs in less than three innings and then went on to wallop Cincinnati 8-5, Giants Nip Indians PHOENIX, Ariz, m The New York Giants scored three early runs and made them stand up for a 3-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians Saturday, Joe Miceli Gains Nod Over Lombardo CINCINNATI W Joe Miceli of! New York defeated Johnny Lom bardo of Mt. Carmel, Pa., m a furious 10-round boxing contest here Saturday night. The judges unanimously gave the decision to Miceli, who weighed ISOMi to Lombardo's flat 150. The fight, televised nationwide over an ABC network, was fast from beginning to end with Lom bardo showing no fear of the New York welterweight's vaunted left hook. He carried the fight lo Mi celi in the first two rounds but caught too many hooks to win either one. a similar spring training accident in 1952, came as 3 severe jolt to the pennant hopes ot the Braves. The injury occurred in the eighth inning of Saturday's game which the Yankees won, 3-2. Thomson drew a walk off Yankee Pitcher Bob Wsesler and then headed for second base as Andy Pafko bounced back to the pitch-! ers box. Attempting to slide, the 30-! year-old Thomson caught his! spokes short of the bag and sprawled to the ground in in tense pain. He was carried to the clubhouse where Yankee team physician Dr, Sid Gaynor diag-l nosed the injury as a triple frac ture of the right ankle and or-j dered Thomson removed to near by St, Anthony's Hospital, Coast League Trojans Triumph 6-4 Over Beaver Nine GLENDALE, Calif. WA ninth inning University of Southern California rally gave the' Trojans a 6-4 victory over the Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast Baseball League Saturday. Two bunts, a single, a wild pitch and a passed ball were par layed into a two-rua Inning that broke a 4-4 tie. It was the sev enth straight win for the collegians. Left fielder Tony Santiso and pitcher Marty Zuanich opened the final inning with bunts. Both advanced on a passed bail and Santino scored on Portland pitch er Don Tiemey's wild throw. Verte Sorges popped a single oyer shortstop to score Zuanich, Angels 8, Seattle 5 FULLERTON, Calif. Los Angeles scored five runs on one hit in the seventh to trounce Se attle 8-5 in a Pacific Coast League exhibition game Saturday, Randy Gumpert was the victorious Bart er and BUI Evans the loser. Oaks 13, Bulldogs 5 FRESNO, Calif. B The Oak land Oaks pounded out 15 hits for an easy 13-5 victory over the Fresno State College Bulldogs in an exhibition baseball game here Saturday before 1,200 fans. Art Cuitti led the Oaks at bat with four singles in five trips. Solorts 11, Seals 5 SANTA CRUZ, Calif. SB The Sacramento Solons ripped the San Francisco Seals apart 11-5 Sat urday in an exhibition baseball! game. Pete Estrada and Jerry Ballard each unloaded bases-emp-: ty home runs for the winners. Suggs Retains Hold On Lead AUGUSTA, Ga, m Louise Suggs held her lead in the 15th Women s TiOeholders golt tour nament Saturday with a lour over men's par 78 as Babe Zaharks shot ten strokes over her record breaking 70 of Friday to slip from second to fourth place. Miss Suggs, the tiny Atlanta professional who was the top woman money winner last year, stayed in the lead for the third straight day. Defending cham pion Patty Berg of Chicago ftred a 73 to take over second place with a 54-hsle total of 223, three strokes back o Miss Suggs 220. Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg, S.C., shot a 71 for the day's best round and moved into third place one stroke back ot Sltss Berg, Miss Berg, a five-time winner of the Titieholders, pulled up even with Miss Suggs on the 10th hole but the Atlanta profes-i ssonal steadied and gained a three-stroke advantage on the fi nal eight holes. Miss Suggs needs a 73 or setter in Sunday's final round to break Miss Berg s tournament record of j 294 made last year. Coaches Pick League Stars PORTLAND m Northwest Conference coaches were unani-! mous in picking four of the five players on the .conference all- star basketball team, announced Saturday by the league office here. Three of the five were on the all-star team last year. Ken Servas, Lewis and Clark forward, was picked for Use third straight year. R. C. Owens, College of Idaho center, was picked for the second year. Norman Hubert, Pacific univer sity guard, was picked for the second year. Don Parker, whitman guard, was a unanimous choice. Danny French, Pacific forward. got 31 out of a possible IS points for the other spot, well ahead! of the next choice. The second team: forwards Tom Goading of Willamette and Days Sanford of Lmfieid; center; CMnt Agee of Pacific; guards! Dick Hoy of Willamette and Don Robinson of Whitman, Honorable mention: Bill Kund- rat and Dick Carro, College of Idaho; Duane Brady and Gary Jackson, Lewis and Clarke; Pete Reed and Jerry MeCamstar, Wil lamette; Ray Olson and Carol Cable, Linfseld, The first 27-hola golf course! in Oregon outside of Portland! will be in operation at Oskway within the next year, according! to present plans. Ralph Hope, Sr., owner ol the! present 18-hole course, mm that nearly 200 acres had recently seen purchases from Cat Young, taking in the Kitting terrain! north si use present course. Two of the greens Isave already! sn shapes for the sew mne- hole layout and planting will start later In the year. One of the features ef the 3,000-yara,! par-38 addition wia be the use of "Kraium" on the tees, aproiss ans the greens a chemical that prepares the around far firm footing and at the same time re quires bo aerstioB of ths tssrf, Although extremely costly,! at Forest Grave where it was used last Sesnptember aisd by the first of the year the eighth mowing was necessary and even m wet weather the grouna was firm. CARDS THUMP CUBS LOS ANGELES 5 The St. Louis Cardinals pummelled the Chicago Cubs, 10-4 Saturday be fore 12,335 fans in the first game of a four-game transcontinental! series. Nielsen, Larsen Gain Tennis Tourney Finals JACKSONVILLE R Youthful Kurt Nielsen of Copenhagen, Den mark, upset top-seeded Vic seixas and defending champion Art Lar sen turned back Sweden's Sven Davidson Saturday In semi-final matches of the second annual Masters Invitational Tennis Cham-oionship. The 23-year-ola Nielsen, Euro-; pean champion, defeated Wim bledon champ Seixas, of Philadel phia, 10-12, 3-8, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. Lar sen, from san t,eanaro, cam,, dropped Davidsen, of Stockholm, 3 6, 8-3, 8-3, 8-1, WINDOW SWEAT CONTROLLED! FREE CONSULTATION FHONR IKEtSl FOR APPOINTMENT M. k K. FURNITURE SDNS NEW and USES EUGENE'S tBOF.Sr STOCKS! Over SM ituu Wt !! ftTtNO OOOM tsr.PT, lilt W tltk t CMstltii u Regisfer-Guara, Eugene, Ore, Sun,, Me, 14, US4 3C Ookwoy Golf Course To Add Nine Holes Use first istas holes at Oak way ra comparatively Oat, feat with the present seeass! ssias and the ew ssssse Use eassrse will furnish a chasipisssMp caliber 18-hole test for the best golfers. Haps said a number aJ lang. rassge plans are being made is improve the coarse, but dass not wish to list the prospective es pravements until such tiisse whea the projects can be certainty. The plans lit Oakwsy mi ihs sieveiopiBSEt work Baser way provides a grawtajf devetopmessi at the course, antil a few years ago a sine-hole layeat Several nsw hales were developed last year and several ether chsiiges have bees mads snse last msb mer, la the meantime, twss other golfing projects to Lasse eaassty are only in the planning stage a ntae-aals course at Oafcridge with a long-range gefup ior 18 holes, and the "Crestover coarse, m ISJiole layout being planned for the soothers part A the Eugene city limits. - FREE SMOKER AU, VETERANS INVITED t fa ihis Father-Son Smoker sa Wednesday, March If at SiH Spassered by the Marine Carps League, Another fins f eafsr Sponsored by Veteran's Memorial Building , t . tot all Vetersra HOURS Club Seem 13:99 to 12:89 Dance Every Sat, 11:30 to 1:38 Buffet 5:00 to S;80 -J S. I I SLACKS MIX BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE when they mix Owron with wool 18 95 EUGENE BRAKE SPECIAL! 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