Solons Face Tough Home
Slate After Sunday Split
WIL Standings
(By the Associated Press)
Vlm
Vancouver
Spokane
Wenatchee
W L Pet
31 35 .467
3 1 40 .437
31 40 437
35 43 .373
W h Pet.
48 30 .708 Salem
30 38 .582 Tacoma
35 32 .522 Bremerton
33 38 .478 Victoria
Results Sunday
Yakima 7-5, Tacoma 5-4.
Salem 8-1, Bremerton 3-17
(Only game scheduled).
Results Saturday
Spokane 5, Victoria 2. (Second lame
rained out.)
Wenatchee 14, Vancouver 3,
Yakima 5, Tacoma 3.
Bremerton 7, Salem 1.
The Salem Senators faced one of the toughest assignments of
the Western International league season when they returned Mon
day from a tour of Tacoma and Bremerton. They play 12 games
during the eight day period beginning with the Spokane Indians
at 8 o'clock Monday night. A doubleheader Is slated for Tuesday
evening and a single contest
Wednesday. The Yakima Bears,
making their first appearance of
the season, open an eight game
stand Thursday night. Double
headers will be played Friday,
Sunday and the Fourth of July.
Bremerton, Wash., June 28
The Bremer to n Bluejackets
split Sunday night's two game
program with the Salem Senators
.as they lost the first, behind the
three hit chucking of Ray Mc
Nulty and then walloped a trio
of Solon pitchers for 18 solid
blows as thoy won 17-lj John
Marshall lost the first encounter,
his fifth defeat of the season as
against 14 wins. Keith Simon
handcuffed the Senators in the
after piece as he limited them to
five blows. Bus Sporer, Bill Os
born and Jim Foster went to the
post for Bill Beard's crew, all
with indifferent success.
Since the Bluejackets won
Saturday night, 8-1 the Senators
left for home with no better than
an even break in the series.
The customarily steady Mc
Nulty had control difficulty right
from the start as he walked two
in the first inning and issued
seven bases on balls during the
abbreviated contest. However,
his mates gave him something
solid to work on as they racked
up five runs in the second on
three hits and two errors. Two
hits and an error accounted for
two Bluejacket tallies in the
fifth.
Feature of the nightcap was
Mel Wasley's single in the eighth.
It was just another single inso
far as the game was concerned
but for the Salem left fielder it
was the blow that broke a
drought of more than 30 times
at bat without a base knock.
Sporer lasted one and a third
Innings before giving way to Os
born. Foster pitched the 7th and
8th.
Seven runs in the second de
cided the issue as Catcher Len
Neal opened and closed the chap
ter for the Tars who got but
three hits during the frame. Four
bases on balls and Bill Taylor's
triple with the sacks full con
tributely greatly to the slaughter.
Official Box
First name:
Halem (6)
B. Pet ran, as
Kl'UK, 1
Carlson.c
Wasley.lf
Cherry.cf
OrtelK.rt
(S) Bremerton
B H O A
3 0 0
3
4
2 0
10 0
0 2 0
1 B 1
13 2
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0 0
B H O A
12 2 BushoriK,2
3 0 8 0 Arnerch.cr 4 0 3 0
3 0 5 0 Focekay.rl
3 0 2 0 Taylor,!!
3 2 2 0 Ragni.l
3 0 10 RonnintT.c
Hedlntrtn.S 2 0 0 0 Brlgantl.JM 3 0
W.Petern,2 3 2 1 4 Stanford
McNulty.p 3 10 1 Ma rah nil, p
Simon
Dnhle, p
Total 37 8 21 1 Total 25 3 21 10
Walked lor Marshall in 6fh.
Salem 050 000 16
Bremerton 000 020 02
Losing pitcher: Marshall.
Pitcher Ip Ab H R Er So Bb
McNulty , .7 25 3 2 1 fl 7
Marshall 8 22 4 5 2 2 1
Dahlft 1 6 2 1 1 1 2
Errors: Carlson, Oriels', Pocekay, Rasr
nl, Marshall 2; LOB: Salem 4, Bremerton
t. 2B: W. Peterson. RBI. B. Peterson, W.
Peterson, Krug, Raenl. SH: HedinRton. Sb:
Cherry, Xruer. Dp: Buahonic, Stanford,
Tlm 1:36. Umpires: Nenezich, McCul-
Second game:
Balem (2)
(17) Bremerton
BHOA BHOA
B.Petrsn,M 3 8 0 3 Bushons.l 5 4 4 4
4 1 11 1 Arnerch.cr 2 0 0 0
4 2 0 0 Pocekay, rf 5 0 10
3 14 0 Taylor.lf 6 2 2 0
3 0 4 0 Ratrni, l.ef 5
3 0 0 0 Neal, c 8
4 10 1 Briganti,2 3
4 0 3 0 Stanford.3
0 0 11 Simon, p
1 RonninK.l
0
o o
31 5 24 Total
1 0
1 0 .0
8 0
4 5 1
1 0 1
1 3 3
3 2 0 0
4 3 8 0
48 18 27 9
Krug, 1
Carlson.c
Wasley, If
Cherry, cf
Orteig, rf
Hedlnstn.3
W.Petrsn.2
Sporer, p
Osborne,p
Foster, p
Olsen, rf
Total
Walked by Osborn In 7th.
Salem 000 100 000 2
Bremerton 072 304 02x 17
Pitcher IP AB H R Er So Bb
Sporer 1 4 1
Osborn 4 25 11 8 7 0 1
Faster 3 9 3 2 2 0 3
Simon 8 31 5 1 1 3 6
Errors: B. Peterson 2, Hedlngton.
Cherry, Brlganti. WP: Osborn. Left
on bases: Salem 9; Bremerton 10.
HR: Ronnlng. 3B: Taylor, Carlson. 3B:
Ronnlng. Hedlngton. RBI: Simon 3, Tay
lor 3, Bushong 3, Raanl, Orteig, Neal, Ron
ning 4. DP: Stanford, Bushong, Ragnl:
Hedlngton, W. Peterson. Krug. Time 2:30.
Umpires: McCullough, Nenezich.
Mt. Angel Tops
Aumsville, 7-1
Mt. Angel Two hit pitching
on the part of Harold Bourbon
nais featured Mt. Angel's 7 to 1
baseball win over Aumsville
Sunday. The game was a Wil
lamette Valley league game
with Aumsville plagued by eight
errors. i
Aumsville.. 012 031 0007 1Z 2
Mt. Angel.. 000 100 OOx 1 2 8
Schapp, Wilkinson (3) and
Lewis; Bourbonnais and Russell.
Silverton Sox
Trim Alcos in
Week End Games
Silverton The Silverton Red
Sox took two State league games
from the Albany Alcos over the
week end. Playing in Albany
Saturday night the Sox whacked
the Alcos 14 to 3. They made
two in a row with a 9 to 6
triumph over Albany on McGin
nis field.
Albany scored all of their runs
in the first three frames in the
Saturday night encounter. Bill
Hanauska settled down after
that and held the Alcos runless.
The Sox checked in seven runs
in the third.
A six run splurge decided
Sunday's game in the second
frame as Chuck Sauvain held the
Alcos to four hits. Lee Shinn
spearheaded the Silverton attack
with his three for four perfor
mance. Silverton 007 100 1009 11 3
' bany 321 000 0008 B 3
Hanauska and Kerr; Fortler and Roe
landt. Albany 000 021 000 3 4 4
Silverton 060 204 30X 14 15 1
Flsk, Spanalsr (2) and Roelandt; Sau
vain and Kerry.
At Bend:
Sw t Home 010 000 0001 6 1
Bend 000 400 01X 5 7 2
BrlRhtwell and Smith! Clark and Houck.
DiMaggio Plans
Heel Test for
Exhibition Game
New York, June 27 U.B
Joe DiMaggia will make an
attempt to rejoin the New
York lineup tonight for the
first time since spring train
ing. The ailing slugger will par
ticipate in a home run hitting
contest before the Giant-Yankee
exhibition game. If his
bad heel does not hurt, he will
be installed in the Yank start
ing lineups for the game.
And if he survives that
game without pain, he may
return to his regular job in
centerfield when the Yanks
launch their road tour at Bos
ton Tuesday night.
Crew Defeat Hits
Washington Hard
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., June 27
(U.R) The most disappointed
man in crew racing today was
Alvin Ulbrickson, veteran coach
of the Washington Huskies, who
was bent on revenge in the
Poughkeepsie regatta last Satur
day but found only bitter de
feat instead.
For Ulbrickson, who watched
Ky Ebright's California Bears
sweep to a length victory over
his Huskies, it was a double de
feat. Ulbrickson, five-time win
ner of the regatta, wanted this
one most of all.
His reason went back to May
when California beat Washing
ton in a duel meet on the west
coast. In that race, the Huskies
led most of the way until their
number seven man caught a
crab. California moved ahead
to win and Ulbrickson thought
the Bears' triumph was a
freak."
California's victory Saturday,
however, proved the Bears had
the power to win.
Bevos Take Twin Win,
Other PC Teams Split
(By the Associated PrMS)
Split doubleheaders were the Sabbath menu throughout the
Pacific Coast league.
That is except for San Francisco, which had a twin-beating
served up by Portland to give the Beavers an unquestionable hold
on sixth place in the standings,
Salem Legion Wins Mound
Duel from Wood burn, 7-0
One of the tightest games of the American Legion season re
sulted in a 1 to 0 decision over Woodburn by Salem Sunday
afternoon at Waters park. Sonny Walker, winning chucker, and
D. Hall, who was charged with
the loss, engaged in a pitching
duel with each one giving up
but three hits. Woodburn com
mitted two' errors and Salem
one.
Walker had sharp control as
he walked but four and struck
out 11. But one Woodburn
player got as far as third base,
Hall walked four and struck
out one. He had control of the
situation except in the third
when Walker scored on Jones'
double after he had reached
first on. an error and then ad
vanced on Stewart's sacrifice.
The win was the 10th straight
for Coach Bill Hanauska's crew
which won the first half of the
season without a loss.
. Catcher Henderson got two of
Woodburn's three hits, with
Nelson getting the other. Walk
er, Jones and Johnson hit for
Salem.
Cripple Chips 98
Birds for Grand
Pacific Handicap
Sacramento, June 27 VP)
Though he has been crippled
since boyhood, Fred L. Mosier
of Fresno, Calif., chipped 98 out
of 100 targets yesterday to win
the grand Pacific trapshoot
handicap.
Behind second-place Harry
Craker of Willows, Calif., who
shot 97, came two Oregonians,
Emerson Brickley, Eugent and
Richard Baker, tied at 96. Billy
Fox of Mount Vernon, Wash.,
had 95.
The Redmond (Wash.) Gun
club was awarded the 1950
grand Pacific trapshoot tourna
ment. H. D. McEldowney of Encum
claw was named president of the
Pacific International Trapshoot
ing association.
Cold Winter Is
Blamed for Dip
In Resort Fans
Portland, Ore., June 27 OT
Winter sports crowds fell off last
season in the resort areas of
Oregon and Washington nation
al forests.
The forest service reported
the total was 535,582 with
Washington outdrawing Oregon
for the first time. The Evergreen
state recorded 275,107 at its
sports areas compared with Ore
gon's 260,475.
Timberlin lodge in Oregon
continued the most popular site,
drawing 106,160 visitors. In
Washington Snoqualmie Pass
was tops with 67,790.
' The forest service blamed the
smaller total on the cold win
ter.
Philadelphia, lying at the
junction between the Schylkill
and Delaware rivers, is almost
100 miles by water from the At
lantic coast.
Woodburn 000 000 00 3 3
Salem 001 000 x 1 3 1
Hall and HenderRon: Walker and Jones.
City Junior Ball
Leagues Go Into
Action This Week
The Salem junior baseball
program, involving a number of
division "B" and "C" clubs, open
the season's activities this week.
The youngsters will play through
the month of August with the
C boys opening competition
Monday evening: Truax Oilers at
Four Corners; River Bend Sand
and Gravel vs. Elfstrom's at
Olinger.
Two division "B tilts are
slated for Tuesday evening: Kei-
zer Merchants vs. Salem Heights
Tigers at Keizer; Salem Laundry
vs. Salem Board of Realtors at
Leslie.
OREGON TIDES
Correct for Newport
1:10 a.m.
2:56 p.n
1:53 a.r
3:37 p.m.
2:39 a.m. 8.8
4:10 p.n
3:39 a.m.
5:02 p.m.
8.S
7.1
8.3
7.4
8:25 a.m. -1.4
8:08 p.m. 3.4
9:06 a.m. -1.4
8:56 p.m. 3.2
9:47 a.m. -1.2
8:50 p.m. 3.0
10:29 a.m. -0.9
10:49 p.m.
2.8
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Nips Huskies
Bears
California (upper right) beats
the University of Washington
eight by inches to win the varsity event of the Poughkeepsie
Regatta at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. The Golden Bears, trailing the
Huskies from the start of three-mile race, put on a drive with
less than a mile to go, to take the race. Bunched together be
hind the leaders, more than three lengths back, were Cornell,
Navy and Princeton. (AP Wirephoto)
11
Salem, Oregon, Monday, June 27, 1949
Max West came through with
choice tidbit for San Diego,
his 27th homer of the season
with two aboard. This was the
margin of a 6 to 3 win for the
Padres over the loop-leading
Hollywood Stars in the second
game of the day.
In the opener Hollywood s
Gordon Maltzberger kept San
Diego well in check and the
Stars turned in a well-done 12 to
victory. Herb Gorman and
Irv Noren batted in five runs
apiece for Hollywood as the
Stars won the lopsided affair.
Booker T. (Cannonball) Mc-
Daniels, Los Angeles Negro
newcomer, forked up his third
twirling victory in as many
times on the mound as the An
gels edged Seattle 7 to 5 in the
first tilt. The Rainiers captur
ed the nightcap 6 to 3 but Los
Angeles, in the league cellar,
won the series lour games to
three. Despite his triumph, Mc
Daniels lacked speed and con
trol, yielding 11 hits and five
walks before he was yanked in
the eighth. But he showed
shrewdness in the clutches and
received good support.
Oakland won a seven-inning
opener 8 to 1 and oacramento
took the regulation nightcap 2
to 0. The second game win was
Frankie Dasso's 12th victory of
the year against four losses.
Oakland ran away with the first
game, cinching it with a six-run
splurge in the first inning off
Manny Salvo. The big punch
was furnished by Frank Kerr
with a homer, his first of the
season.
Portland look the San Fran
cisco Seals 6 to 5 and 4 to 0.
Portland's Hal Saltzman hurled
neat two-hit ball in the night
cap for his ninth win of the sea
son. Red Lynn, pitching in re
lief for George Diehl, was cred
ited with the Portland win in
the opener.
Official Box
PCL Standings
(By the Associated Press
W L Pet. W ti Prt.
Hollywood SB 35 628 Sacramnto 44 4IS .494
Seattle 52 42 .553 Portland 41 48 .4fll
Oakland 46 46 .500 SnFrncaco 41 51 .446
Shu Dleno 46 46 .500 LosAngeles 38 54 .413
Rf-sults Sunday
Hollywood 12-3. San Dieo 5-6.
Los Andclw? 7-3. Srattle 5-6.
Portland 6-4, Sun Francisco 5-0.
Oakland 8-0, Sacramento 1-2.
Portland 032 100 0006
Hits ' 133 220 12014
San Francisco 311 000 001 5
Hits 212 010 02210
Winntni pitcher: Lynn; losing pitcher:
Lien.
Pitcher Ip Ab R H Er Bb Bo Wp
Diehl 3 Plus 10 4 4 4 1 0 0
Lvnn 1 35 1 6 1 4 1 1
Lien 2M, 12 4 6 5 1 0 0
Brewer 2 112 4 1110
Slnttlnton 3 11 0 3 0 1 1 0
Gables 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0
Runs: Thomas, Wenner, Brovla, Baa
Innkl, Gladd, Lynn. Tobln. Rikard, Judnl
cich 2. Partee. Errors: Shofner, Lodlgianl,
Left on bases: Portland fl, San Franc Ls
co 11. Two base hits: LodlKiani, Partee,
Rlckard. Three base hits: Gladd. Home
runs; Jndnich. Sacrifice hits: Marquez,
Austin, Lodlginn:. Stolen bases: Marque.
Runs hatted In: Mnrquez 2, Shupe, Wen
ner. Gladd 2. Tobln, Rikard, Judnlch,
Shofnrr 2. Double plays: Baslnskl, Austin,
Shupe; Thomas, BHsinskl, Shupe; Shofner,
'Icely; Shofner, LodlKiani, Rocco. Time
2:24. Umpires: Bent?;, Barbour and Powell.
Lippy Suspended
For Verbal Bout-
New York, June 27 U.R)A
polite but definite "no com
ment" was Leo Durocher's an
swer today to questions con
cerning his five-day suspen
sion. The ban was slapped on the
brassy New York Giants man
ager for arguing not wisely
and too well with Umpire Lee
Ballanfant Saturday during a
game with the Cubs in Chi
cago. He flew back here alone,
and was met at the airport by
Giant President Horace Stone
ham and Mrs. Durocher.
Nary).. Left on hams: Portland 8; San
Francisco 6. Two base hits: Thomas. Sac
rifice hits: Shupe 2, Marquez. Runs batted
.n: Basinskl 2, Wenner 2. Double plays:
Nicely, Lodldianl, Rocco. Time 1:45. Um
pires: Barbour, Bents and Powell. At
tendance 10,107.
Seattle 100 100 2105 12 1
Los Angeles 010 041 lOx 7 0 0
Fletcher, Ardlsola (5), Hofmann (8)
and Grisso, white (7); VlcDanlels, An
thony (8) and Malcne.
Seattle , 031 010 16 10 0
Los Angeles 020 100 03 6 0
Karpp and Grasso; Kelly, Watklns (3)
and Burbrlnk.
Hollywood 302 340 00012 15 0
San Diego 100 004 000 5 7 1
Saltzberiter and Unser; Savage, Reslg
no (4), Thompson (5) and Moore.
Hollywood 010 110 03 3 0
San Diego 200 040 X 6 6 (
Wood and Unser; Jurlslch and Rlt
chey. Oakland 602 001 00 11 (
Sacramento 000 001 01 6 :
Buxton and Kerr: Salvo, Llerman (1)
Pre it as (7) and Plumbo.
Oakland 000 000 0000 8 I
Sacramento 010 000 lOx 3 6
Thompson, Cecil (8) and Padgett; Dasso
and Ralmondl.
Dodger Sluggers Worry
Pitchers With Record
New York, June 27 U.B Agonizing is the new a pitcher geti
these days when his manager says "tomorrow you start against
the Brooklyn Dodgers."
During the month of June only two hurlers, Tiny Bonham o
Pittsburgh and Johnny Schmitz of the Cubs, have started and
finished winning assignments
against the league leaders. And
from May 22 until June 19 the
Dodgers went 26 straight games
without having a pitcher go all
the way and win against them.
It has happened only 13 times
in 64 games this season, four
times in April and seven in May
before the Brooks got warmed
up and only twice since then.
The only pitcher to do it twice,
is Schmitz, their old hex man.
In the 33 games since Ken Raf
fensberger of Cincinnati pitched
a masterpiece one-hitter against
them on May 22, 87 pitchers
have been used or an average of
2.63 per game.
Yesterday in another terrify
ing display of power the Brooks
made 22 hits in a 15 to 3 crush
ing of the Pirates at Pittsburgh,
which followed their 17 to 10
triumph of the previous day.
Four pitchers were cannonaded
in each game.
The determined Cardinals
hung on a half game behind the
Dodgers with a 2 to 0 four-hit
victory by George Munger over
the Braves at St Louis in which
he hit his first big league homer.
The Reds retarded the speed
ing Phillies with a sweep at Cin
cinnati, 4 to 3 in 10 innings,
and 5 to 2.
The Giants, playing without
Manager Leo Durocher, who was
starting a five-day supension
scored a 6 to 2 victory over the
Cubs, whose boss, Frankie Frisch
was back after serving a simi
lar pennance period for arguing.
Pat Mullin, up from a dead
spot on the bench, smashed three
homers and a single to lead
the Tigers to a 12 to 4 rout of
the pace-setting Yankees at New
York after Detroit dropped the
opener, 6 to 2
Sieve Gromek won his first
game since May 29 for the re
vived Indians, a 10-inning five
hitter in which a single by Ken
Keltner and a double by Bob
Kennedy supplied the winning
3 to 1 margin at Washington.
Major Standings 9
(By the Assoclattd Press)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
w L Pet. w X Pek.
Npw York 41 34 .631 Cleveland 33 as .541
Philldlpllla 37 39 .581 Washtnitn 30 33 .47
Boston - 33 38 .558 CMr.atro 37 40 .403
Detroit 36 39 .354 St. LouU 18 46 .381
Results Sunday
New York 6-4, Detroit 3-13.
Phtladlephia 4-0. Chleaso 3-J.
Cleveland 3. WaAhlnaton 1. (10 lnnlnfl)
Boston b, St. Louis 3,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Brooklyn 39 35 .609 New York 31 S3 .493
St. Louis 38 35 .603 Cincinnati 37 3 .43a
Phlladlphla 37 30 .553 Plttsburth 35 31 .301
Boston 36 30 .545 Chlcaeo 35 40 .375
Results Sunday
Cincinnati 4-5, Philadelphia 8-3. (Plrst
same 10 lnnlnss.
Brooklyn 15, Pittsburgh 3. (Second
same called after 3 Innings, curfew law)
New York 6, Chicago 3.
St. Louis 2, Boston 0.
Boston achieved a four-gam
sweep of its series with the in-r
jury-shaken Browns, winning
the finale, 5 to 3 despite homers
by Sherman Lollar and Whitey
Piatt which accounted for all
the St. Louis runs off Rooki
Chuck Stobbs.
Bob Kuzava and Marino Pier
etti teamed up for a 3 to 0
While Sox shutout of Philadel
phia in which Kuzava got , th
victory, his fourth, after the Ath
letics won the opener, 4 to 1
at Philadelphia behind southpaw
Lou Brissie, who scored hii
eighth triumph.
Assistants Named
To Coach Pilots '
Portland, June 27 Th
University of Portland will hv
two new assistant football coach
es this year.
They are Floyd Simmons, for-"
mer Notre Dame player, and
Joe Tedeschi, former University
of Portland star. Both wer
named Saturday.
Simmons will assist in back
field coaching; Tedeschi will
handle the freshman squad.
Marnuez.cf
Shupe. 1
Thorn as, 3
Wenner.ir
Brovla, rf
Bunrher.c
Aii.sUn.s
Saltzmnn.p
Totals
1 1
1
Second tame box:
Portland flan Francfsci
BHOA Tobin, cr 2
3 2 5 0 Rlkard.lf 2
4 0 Judnlch.rf 2
1 0 ROCCO, I 3
2 0 Shofner, 3 t
4 0 LodlBiani,2
0 2 Jarvl.i, c
1 1 Nicely..-
3 1 Natty, p
3 2 10 VmiKhun
26 11 21 4 Totals
Vnimhan filed out for Nicely In 7th.
Portland 000 100 34
Hit,! 110 212 411
San Francisco 000 ooo 0 0
Hlt-fl 001 100 0 2
Pitcher Ip Ab R H Er Bb Hb So
SaltKinan 7 32 0 2 0 5 0 1
Natty 7 28 4 11 4 S 1 1
Runs; Marquez, Thomas 2, Saltzman.
Errors- None. Hit by pitcher: Brovl (by
2 0 4
3 0 0 2
10 0 0
22 2 21 15
First game box:
Portland
BHOA
Marqu?z,cf
Shupe. 1
Thorn as. 3
Wenner,! f
Brovla, rf
Baslnskl. 2
Qladd, c
Austln.sfi
Diehl, p
Lynn, p
San Francisco
BHOA
4 2 3 0
ft 2 10
S 1
4 3 8
5 2 2
3 2-1
0 Tobin, cf
Rlkarti.lf 4 12 0
2 Jdnctch.rf 4 2 2 0
0 Rocco.l 2 16 1
0 Shofner, 3 5 0 4 4
3 Lodlsnl,2 4 13 1
0 Partee, c 5 3 5 2
4 Nlcely,u 2 0 10
10 0 0 Lien, p 10 0 0
3 2 0 1 Brewer, p 1 0 0 1
Jarvl 10 0 0
Vauxhan.AS 10 12
Slnsletn.p 0 fl 0 0
Cheso 10 0 0
Gables, p 0 0 0 0
Total 7 14 27 10 Totals 35 10 27 11
Jar via grounded out for Brewer In
h.
Cheso fouled out for Bingleton In
WRESTLING
Tuesday Night 8:30
MAIN EVENT
George Dusette
vs.
Lefty Pacer
OPENER
Yaqui Kid
vs.
Tnnv Falettl
SECOND
Al 8ZRS7.
vs.
Al Williams
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BLAZER
10.45
8.75
11.95
RIVERSIDE DELUXE
$10.95
11.95
10.85 $11.55
13.80 14.55
13.95 14.85
16.25 17.45
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TIRES MOUNTED FREE . . . $1.50 WEEKLY BUYS FOUR ON TERMS