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MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1948
Accidents Take
lives of Five
In Northwest
(By United Prein)
Five persons were killed and
six injured In weekend accidents
in the northwest.
Two fishermen drowned Sun
day. Gordon Erlckson, 29, Van
couver, Wash., slipped from a
high bank on the Wahougal river.
State police said his head struck
a rock when he fell.
Charles Nash, 30, route 5, box
104, Oregon City, Ore., was swept
away by the current when fishing
the Clackamas river, 30 miles up
stream from Estacada.
Three were killed and six in
jured in automobile mishaps.
Dover F. Waldroop, 26, .Myrtle
Creek, Ore., was Injured fatally
near Roseburgvhen his.car skid
ded on a rocky road, careened 135
feet along the shoulder of. the
highway, snapped off a telephone
pole and rolled over an embank
ment. A passenger, Robert Watts,
32, Mytrle Creek, suffered a
broken arm
Die In Crash
Two Portlanders died Saturday
night in traffic mishaps along the
rain-swept Oregon coast highway.
.Mrs. Pearl J. Myers, 52, Portland
beauty salon operator, was killed
instantlv in a head-on crash near
Oceanlake.
Driver Carl Dean Lawson, 18,
Portland, died after the car he
drove with four high school stu
dents skidded off the highway
near Nelscott and hit a parked
logging truck.
After the; head-on collision
which state police blamed on
poor visibility, the driver of the
second car, Robert R. Portale,
Portland, was taken to a McMinn
ville hospital with a brain concus
sion. .
Others injured In the crash
were:
Dr. Earl Cutler, Seattle, Wash,
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champion navy in tomorrow's
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The Washington eight, coached
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classier of the two western pow
ers. The light-weight Huskies
beat California at three miles and
later set a course record on Lake
Washington in defeating Wiscon
sin by two-and-a-half lengths this
season.
California was disappointing
after a promising start this year.
But the Golden Boars are a rug
ged bunch who will delight in the
three-mile sweep down the Hud
son. They have stamina, a factor
which may prove vital in the
race.
with broken ribs; his wife with a
fractured hip.
Injured high school students
were:
Barbara Zeller, Wecoma, Ore.,
fractured skull; William Four
nier, Depoe Bay, Ore.; fractured
Skllll: Wrilmpc Onnnn T ulra
Ore., broken jaw and leg injuries;
John Stuhldreier, Portland, cuts
and bruises.
All wprp tnknn in a MpMinn.
villq hospital.
Tacoma Widens .
Lead in WIL
(By United Pr)
The league - leading Tacoma
Tigers 'drove the hapless Yakima
Stars deeper into the Western In
ternational league baseball cellar
yesterday by taking both ends of
a twin bill, 5 to 4 and 6 to 2.
Tacoma widened its lead to 2M
games over second-place Bremer
ton. The Bluejackets won its
single game with Salem, 9 to 7.
Victoria dropped into a third
place tie with Vancouver, losing
its game with Spokane, 13-11
Meanwhile, Vancouver was
splitting a double-header with
Wenatchee. Vancouver took the
opener, 7 to 4, and lost the night
cap, 5 to 4.
Kramer Takes
National Net Title
Forest Hills, N. Y., June 21 IP)
It took four sets for Jack Kra
mer to wrest the national profes
sional tennis championship away
from Bobby Riggs yesterday, but
only one of them reallv counted.
.Ijt was jfhe first one whic.h. ,
if i airier won' 14-12. Riggs show
ed unmistakable, signs of fatigue
the rest of the way. But the cocky
little defending titleholder came
back to win the third before Kra
mer roared on to his 14-12, 6-2,
3-6, 6-3 triumph.
Kramer topped off the victory
by teaming with Francisco (Pan
cho) Segura of Ecuador to de
throne Riggs and Don Budge in
the. doubles finale, 46, 5-7, 6-2,
7-5, 8-6.
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Beat Navy
The middies brought the inter
collegiate championship back to
the Atlantic seaboard last year
for the first time in eight regat
tas. They represented the heav
iest boatload in a field of 11 col
leges and, naturally, are hoping
for a rough course early tomor
row evening.
Along with navy, Princeton and
Cornell also were given a good
chance of keeping the title in
the east. Cornell suffered its only
defeat this season at the hands 'of
navy and trained well over the
longer Poughkeepsle course last
week. Princeton also worked well
on the turbid Hudson and will
bear watching.
Columbia, Penri, Rutgers, Syra
cuse, Wisconsin and M. I. T. com
pleted the field. None, however,
appeared to have the "stamina
and finish to be real contenders.
Big Sum Offered
For Oregon Boxer
Portland, June 21 UP) Jack
(Doc) Kearns, the fight manager
who guided Jack Dampsey's box
ing career, has offered $20,000 for
the contract of Jack (Ginger)
Snapp, Klamath Falls, Ore., mid
dleweight. But Snapp's manager, Roy
Drake, turned down the offer.
Kearns predicted that within a
couple of years Snapp will be a
top middleweight contender
perhaps an eventual champion.
Snapp will fight a 10-round
semifinal fight against LeRoy
Wade, San Francisco, prior to the
main event between heavy
weights Joe Kahut, Woodburn,
and Joe Maxim, Cleveland, at the
Civic auditorium tomorrow night.
Kearns, who handles Maxim,
watched Snapp work out. It will
be Snapp's first bout since he de
cisioned the former champion, Al
Hostak, last March.
Coasting Alohg In
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' By Hank Roloff
(United Prextt Sorls Writer)
San Diego, Cal., June 21 Ui
With a reputed $30,000 in the
bank and unlimited confidence in
his future, 21-year-old Earle
Brucker, Jr., was "down on the
farm" at Lincoln, Neb., today
hoping to learn the tricks that
will make him a big leaguer.
Brucker, son of the Philadel
phia athletic coach. & supposed
to have been paid $30,000 by Con
nie Mack for signing an athletic
contract.
However, there are some skep
tics on this story because Mr.
Mack is not noted for lavisli mis
use of his funds and there is con
siderable talk that the younger
Brucker isn't quite up to what it
lakes in the way of speed in be
coming a major leaguer or a
triple-A boy for that matter.
Be that as it may, the young
ster packs a potent bat and as a
powerhouse hitter the six foot,
twoinchj 205-pound athlete at-
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trtracted a flock of major league
scouts to his door.
In 29 games of the 19-17 col
legiate season, while playing for
the San Diego State college Az
tecs, Brucked powered the horse
hide at a 100 average, lie played
28 games In the 1948 season and
batted .338 Including five home
runs and 21 runs batted in.
The youth played in the out
field as well as behind the splate
at college but probably will be
groomed for backstopplng duties
!n the Athletic system.
' Brucker was voted his team's
most valuable player for the 1948
season and led the club in batting
and was second best in the Cali
fornia Collegiate Athletic associa
tion. ;
Having just finished his sopho
more year in college, he expects
to return to the campus after the
baseball season and complete his
education.
Portland's Jail
Called Antiquated
Portland, June 21 tin 'The.
Portland City club has made pub
lic a committee report criticizing
Portland's jail facilities as "noth
ing more than a small town
lockup."
The report said:
' "The jail Is both antiquated and
inadequate. However it may
have been judged at the time it
was constructed, today it is is
something of which this city
should be heartily ashamed."
The report specifically criti
cized the use of "drunk tanks"
and said they should never be
used again. .. .
"The practice of holding pris
oners incommunicado should be
entirely discontinued, but prof--fered
bail should be declined from
intoxicated persons until they are
sober," the repoit said.
The report will be discussed
at the elub's Friday luncheon
meeting.
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
(By United I'rins)
American League
W. L. Pet.
Cleveland 34 18 .654
New York 32 23 .582
Phiadelphia 33 25 .569
Boston 27 26 .509
Detroit 28 28 .500
Washington 25 32 .439
St. Louis 21 32 .396
Chicago 17 33 .340
National league
W. L. Pet.
Boston 34 22 .607
Pittsburgh 32 23 .582
St. Louis 30 25 .545
New York 29 26 .527
Philadelphia j. 27 , 30 .474.
Brooklyn 23 ' 29 .442
Cincinnati 24 34 .414
Chicago 23 33 .411
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1923
SWIM SPOTUTEi National AAU
meet held on Lake Washington,
Canal, under auspices YMBC of
Seattle, Johnny Weismuller of
Chicago took the 100, 440 and
880.
10 IN BASKET UAOUfl OAC,
Ore., Idaho, Wash., WSC, Mon
tana. Whitman, Gonzaga, Wil
lamette and Pacific U comprised
the Northwest Basketball Con
ference.' 1928
DECISIVE WINl lidding Id cloisil
comptlltor by 71 points, Hi U. S. Ttam
look th track and field wants at
Olympic Oamts, 173 to 102. Finland
hod tho 102 Amitsrdam, Holland,
hosttd tho pamot,
1934
RETlREIi Babe Ruth, the Sultan
of Swat, announced his retire
ment from active playing. Hit
his 700th homer on July 13;
anded up with 729,
BUTCHttt-lOY WINSi Max Baer,
the Berkeley, Cal,, Butcher Boy,
took the heavy title from Primo
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Officers Elected
At 4-H School
Corvallis, June 21 (Special)
Deschues county 4-H club mem
bers, on the Oregon State college
campus for a 10-day summer ses
sion, have been elected to office
in the various living organiza
tions where they are housed.
Joan Fuls was elected presi
dent of the group at the Gamma
Phi Beta house; Keith Snyder,
sergeant-at-arms at Sicma Phi
Epsilon; ;Ann Moore, councilor
lor tirst and second floors at
Snell hall; Marjorlc Davidson,
program chairman at Alpha Phi;
and Jack Alley and Gary Strunk.
members of the court committee
at Hawley house.
At an afternoon assembly last
week, Don Benscoter, who accom
panied the Deschutes members to
Oregon State, was introduced as
the new 4-H club agent for Des
chutes county. He was introduce
ed by Cal Monroe, assistant stale
4-H club agent.
The state leaders meeting was
neiu last weeK wan Mrs. E. N.
Wright, Portland, state president,
presiding. W. C. Seymour, form
er state 4-H club leader, led dls-'
cusslons on leading work and its
problems.
Deschutes county will be on
the air over station KOAC tomor
row from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Ben-
scoter will be in charge of the
program, j. u jones and Mrs.
Walter Prichard, chaperones, and
Ai iene unaney and Keith Snyder,
4-H club members, will speak.
Idaho Signs for
Game With Texas
Moscow, Ida,, June 21 (IP) Am
bitious University of Idaho was
another step closer to big-time
football today with University of
Texas, perennial powerhouse in
the southwest conference, signed
ior a lais contest,
The game, first Idaho has Dlav-
ed with a member of the rugged
southwest conference, will be
played m Austin,, Tex., Oct. 1,
1949.
The Vandals, traditional door-
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1931
TWO BLANKIi For the first time
in history, 22-year-old Vandet
Meer, Cincy Red's southpaw,
pitched two successive no-hit,
no-run games.
and A etht Seattle finished see.
ond to LA; Portland in sixth
place in the Coast League race.
Freddie Hutchinson was up top
among C.L. pitcher with .781;
Kewpie Barrett was in 27th place
with .514.
FRENCH ITARf Suionno Unptoa.tha
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ference football, began pulling
themselves up by the bootstraps
last year under guidance of
Coach Dixie Howell, former Ala
bama All-American.
Registration for
Boys' Camp Starts
Registration for the annual
boys' camp to be held at the Cres
cent lake organization camp, un
der sponsorship of Oregon "99"
men's classes, will be held this
week. Registration will be held
Tuesday from 10 a. m. to 12 noon,
either at First Christian church
or at the home of Rev. Len B.
Fishback, 1363 Harmon. The
camp will be held August 1-7,
with boys between the ages of
10 and 15 years eligible to attend.
Dxnfaoonn tj ...1 f.. .
of Northwest Christian college,
cugene, win De camp director,
and Rev. Fishback will be dean.
Hollis Roberts, of Redmond, will
be the manager, and Cecil War
ner, athletics director of Central
Point high school, will conduct
the sports program. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Smith, of Willamina, will be
In charge of the kitchen.
Others who will assist In the
camp program are Rev. Walter
Naff, Don Byers, George Knox,
Don Smith and Warren Brown,
students and graduates of North
west Christian college.
Veterans may appeal to ad
verse Veterans Administration
rulings on their claims for- bene
fits to the administrator of vet
erans affairs.
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Madras Junior
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1 in a battle of pitchers. Mc
Carthy was on the mound for the
Bend boys and Huffman did the
hurling for the Jefferson lads.
Madras scored its pair of runs
in the opening Inning, with Wil
liams and Huffman crossing the
plate. Holiiday made Bend's lone
tally, In the third. In the fourth,
the Bend boys got three men on
bases and pushed McCarthy
around to third, but the scoring
attempt ended when a pinch hit
ter fanned. .
Both teams played rather rag
ged ball, with the pitchers carry
ing the brunt of the battle. Mc
Carthy struck out eight Madras
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batters and Huffman fanned 11 of
the Bend boys.
For Madras, the game was the
first junior American Legion con
test of the year. Other games
were rained out. The line score: ;
R. H. E.
Bend . 1 2 0
Madras - 2 5 2
Batteries: McCarthy and Mor
ris; Huffman and Allman.
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Hindu champion of the "un
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late Mohoridas K. Gandhi, was
sworn in as governor-general of
the dominion of India today. He
succeeded Earl Mountbatten, who
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