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1 1ft Capital Journal. Satom, Or Wednesday, Juna 21, 1950 FAN FARE B Woh Ditna i n If l Mum TtMm y II bwi"wvi xy I III I SggTLlg Corvallis Smiles Over Success of Grade DeMoss . Corvallis, Jon 21 ( There were raised eyebrows at Dearer 1 when Grade Demote won qoall ! fylng honor at the Westera ,ppn toarnament, bat la Corval Jls there were just knowing ' smiles. The 22-year old Gracie, pride of the Corvallis Country Club and the greatest golfer, man or woman, ever to come out of this city, has been winning so often lately, this is almost taken for granted. Bat being medalist la the Women's Opea is still the greatest of her accomplish 1 meats, for It's the biggest U.S. ' tournament she has catered, although last year she woa the Canadian women's title. Miss Demoss surprise topping of professionals as well as a top field of amateurs at Denver isn't an accident; it came from hard work. This is to be her big year. Usually she has attended Ore gon State college two terms a year and golfed in the spring, ! but this year she golfed in the winter, too, in preparation for ' this summer's activity ...Her father, Ray Demoss,. .vice president of the Corvallis. .Country Club, and her coach,. .Al Zimmerman, Portland pro,. , .think she's ready for the big. .time. She has had that aim. .since she first swung a club, .here with her dad, her great-. .est fan, who flew from here to. ' .Denver to watch her play.. .Maybe ahe already has proved. . .she's ready. When she's at. .home, you can see her almost, .every day practicing, practic-. lng. She can beat virtually. .every male hereabouts. Last year the Canadian title , was tops in a long list of win nings. She will defend that title In Montreal later this year, j This season she has come fast. After winning some minor ' tournaments, she received , plenty of publicity by finishing one stroke behind Babe Zahar I las In the first round of play In the Weathervane tournament, l then skipped the rest of that i tourney to prepare for the Trans j Mississippi event at Dallas, Tex. She reached the finals there be fore losing. Win, lose or draw at Den ver, Miss Demoss will head back home for the Northwest Open and the Oregon State tournament, and later she plans to take her first crack at the National Open. She hits a long ball, her close in game is uniformly good and she's a cool competitor. Corvallis likes her personal lyhas ever since she was a plr-tailed kid a ad the Chamber of Commerce pub licity committee loves her. Page Says Arm Giving Trouble Cleveland, O., June 21 W Joe Page, New York Yankees relief pitching specialist, said Tuesday that he is bothered by P&0 arimftratfl that Ilia Ipfil Baumhoita. L A shoulder has been giving himl"', trouble since May 28, when he h.j o relieved In both games of a dou- A. tim oak :t ble-header against the Philadel- ' wi Mlnoae. 8a Dim II phia Athletics. rup. cntiaixl at "I just can't get my arm back feji? ? all at the way to develoD speed hocc port without feeling pain," Page said. "I had much the same trouble last year for a while," he added, "but it worked out I'm hoping it does the same now." Angel Fielder's Bat Mark Leads Coastal Sluggers San Francisco. June 20 W) Los Angeles outfielder Frank Baumholtz, playing with a sec ond division club, continued to lead regulars In the Pacific coast league batting race today with an average of .404. He bad cracked out 101 hits In 2S0 plate appearances In 65 games, in cluding those of June 17. Ed Barr, Portland outfielder, who has been chiefly used as a pinch hitter, topped the batting list with eight blows in It trips for an average of .421. Let Fleming, San Francisco, led in runs batted in with 75 and Joe Brovia, Portland, topped the home run hitters with 17. Averages for the top 10 regu lar players and all Portland squad members above .250 include: O AS Brorta. Fort 74 Ruckr. Port i Oladd. Portland a aaaaipcL ISl .411 111 1 .W nil j st m n jo ti I jii ti a ji 117 i n M n l H in M 1 ja TI I II 111 II II JII 44 JII II 111 II JTO ii ill r I ii TI II TI IT Marathon Champion Tells Of Scorched Race Victory Editor's Nate: Malnhardt Bredt, former Alaskan mara thon champion, tells In the following article how It feels to run 2$ miles under a hot sua In winning the western hemisphere marathon at Cul ver City, Calif., Sunday. Bredt, now doing a small scale contracting business in Olympia, Wash won a bun ion derby between Aberdeen and Olympia, Wash., May 1. The six-foot, 145-pound long distance runner currently is training for a crack at the na tional marathon this fall and the Olympic games marathon in 1952.) By MAINHARDT BREDT (Aa TOM la TJnttaa rraal Olympia. June 21 U The western hemisphere marathon was run on a nice, well-laid out course, but it was run at the wrong time of year. Usually marathons are run during the cooler spring or autumn seasons. The race started about 11 a. m. and I'd say the temperature was about 75 degrees. Before the race, a lot of fellows lust stood around with their shoes in their hands, trying to make up their minds whether or not to run. Only IB of us entered, and the rest figured on a day like that the race would give them too much of a beating! South Commercials Win Tie Breaker Softie Game i ' South Commercial Business- J men topped the 12th Street i Merchants 7-1 Tuesday night as J th pair made up for a tie con i test earlier in the season In 1 City Softball competition. Leon Michenham pitched the win aft er making his first start of the season. The Commercial club scored five runs in the second with Howard Schlag's triple driving in three tallies. Wisconsin Speed Star Ends Career Madison, Wis., June 21 Wisconsin's great distance run ner Don Gehrmann c 1 o s e d his collegiate career in an am axing burst of speed, even though his Big Ten teammates lost as ex pected in the 10th annual Big Tcn-P a c I f I c Coast conference track meet. The talented west coast team scrambled to a 69 to 62 win for its sixth triumph In the inter conference spectacle last night The slender Badger runner, slated to compete in three events. won both the mile and half mile and he ran a stupendous third lap on the western conference mile relay team to give Wiscon sin's Leroy Collins an anchor lead he held with ease. Raff aM CM cfesrttt tT MORE PEOPLE SMOKE CAMELS than any other cigarette! as! (steal stiffreas mi a!... BILL STERN PopaUr aporta Ceuur Myi : "My vote rata ti work out for boura at a atratafc. It'o mild Camala for Ml Thar Mnt wit B7 UxroauT Clear Lake flattened UCC 12 8 as Pitcher Hilfiker tossed a no hitter at the unemployment boys. Each side contributed six errors to the entetralnment with the beaten club making the most of the opposition's boots. Psper Mill downed Ma) flow er MUk, 5-3. Wednesday nights program will consist of two Industrial league tilts: Teamsters vs. Na val Reserve at 8: Hallmark Cards vs. Maple Dairy at (. a c. a mi mi t i s inn strati aaa aaa l l 4 t Mlekaaliaai and ftarnbaMl; WhlttaS and Par&a. They were right. I ran my first 10 miles only 30 seconds off the 10-mile-an- hour pace I had planned. But when I hit the 15-mile mark the heat began to catch me, and I lelt nauseated. My feet were burning up, and I knew I could- n t hold that pace any longer. Between the 15th and 20th mile I cut my pace, but still was only about three minutes behind the time I had planned. Those last six miles were the toughest and it was all I could do to get home during the last three. The whole race after the 15th mile was just a matter of stick ing it out and finishing. I knew when I was half a mile ahead of the first man behind me at the 20th mile that I had the race won. I also knew I wouldn't be breaking any records that day, so I just coasted in, and was lucky to do that My time of a little more than three hours was the slowest I've ever run a marathon. Usually a marathon takes about three and a half pounds off me. I lost eight in this one. Before the race I weighed In at 148 pounds. After the race I weighed 138 4. When you lose eight pounds three hours, it takes every thing out of you. You need moisture in your body to retain your strength. When that mois ture goes, your strength goes. It's going to take a few days to get back in shape and start training for my next race. If I can get a local sponsor, I want to run in a 10-miler at Glendale. July 4th. That would be a good speed trial lor the 30-kilometers national championship coming up in San Francisco this August. Thirty kilometers is about 18 miles and that also will be a good speed workout to train me for the national marathon in the east this fall. Plant Fish by Air in Sunkist Mountain Lakes San Francisco, June 21 UJ9 Aerial fish planting crews be gan dropping 1,639.000 Rainbow and Brook trout into 373 Cali fornia mountain lakes today. The crews, using twin-engine planes, expect to complete the program on August 18. Lakes that will be stocked In clude: 185 in the Mount Shasta area; five in the Fall River Mills area; 33 in the Almanor-Feather river country; 24 in the western lower Sierra area; 83 in the east ern Sierra, 64 in the Donner Summit area, and 23 in the Yo- semite-central Sierra area. Dick wakeiield made more than 200 hits for Detroit in 1943, to become one of 16 players ever to perform that feat in their first full season. " II Dll I ISM JSJJ 1,1 amrjsaamaBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBB-ai r, 1 1 V ? 4. B Diamond Games List Four Wins In Second Round West Salem Lumber, Com mercial Book Store. Kelzer Mer chants and Salem Laundry were the winners Tuesday night when the "B" division of the Salem junior baseball circuit staged Its second round of puy. Two no-hit games were racked up. Ken Pingie oi n.eizer turned the trick against Orchard Heights while Lowell Pearce of West Salem performed a sim ilar feat against Salem Heights. Keizer blanked Orchard Heights, 3-0 and West Salem won 8 to 1 over Salem Heights. Commercial Book beat Four1 Corners 8 to 1 as the latter mad six errors. Salem Laundry outscored Bishop Electric 8-5. Ontarl BakbU . . set StS e-S S I K,:tr aai tia a a s Tripkttt and Padrnracbt: Flnila and PaarL Sates ItrUbU MS IK M I 1 Wait Salara 001 IM 4 Butter and A4iu; wart ana oaaarn. MS IN t 1 Wnlltaktr ana Pour Cemarf - OfMBKlal B walktr ana HUDBltnaM! tuituulcln. bum nactri im on a 4 i i Salem Laundry 101 Sol 04 I Rnlna and atuitr: Kind ana Windsor. When PeeWee Reese of the Brooklyn Dodgers recently was ejected by an umpire, it marked the first time he had been thrown out of a gam In mora than 1,000 major league contests. Goes All Out Cowboy Dick Fail-child does some high and fancy riding to stay aboard the famed bucking horse. Snake, required ten seconds at a Rosalia, Wash., rodeo. 1SS North Liberty Phona 3-3191 Yaqui Grapplers Win Tag Rasslin' The Yaqui grapplers took the decision over Rod Fenton and Jack O'Riley as the quartet staged the principal perform ance in Tuesday night s pro wrestling production at the ar mory a team tag event Ham merlocks, flying mares, Irish whips and a long arm bar were employed as the four contend ers struggled for advantage. Leo Wallick and Mr. Sakata went to a fall each In the spe cial event. The preliminary re sulted in a win for Eddie Wil liams over Bill Melby. Four Games Set For C Division Eight clubs of the "C divi sion, Salem junior baseball lea gue will get together Thursday evening at 6:15 for four games. The schedule: East Salem Lions vs. Junior Senators at dinger; Four Cor ners vs. Keizer at Keizer; IOOF vs. Warner Motors at West Sa lem; Berg's vs. Master Bread at O linger. Ralph Kiner, Pittsburgh's home run king, belted three homers In his first five games against the Dodgers this spring. did 1M Ill did 14 W malar; Krur l-l 1 I afarflavar , par HIS Eamaar a Kaatei. a 0 14 Id 4-1 I I Otear Laka IM 401 a II 1! d Svuaa and Joanaoa. Huflaar and Sraaa- ter. FOR SALE TO SETTLE ESTATE Dwelling at 2765 Brooks Ave. Must be Sold, See PIONEER TRUST CO. Tm PUclng Bid, Ttrms r 3!3 TV sr ' ' . a-- i i, ' smiGHTBovmn la torikf 4 Torn 0M K ftmX iJ.'J" ( SAAIT THIN ariTRlllT CtX f.a J lounvaia i, sr. L " f ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT! WALTER H. 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