'- A. c i'-S- y. -;- : i . .J
Champ, Runner-Up
Marble after Mrs. McDevitt defeated Mrs. Marble, 4 ana 6,
in the finals of the Salem Women's golf club championships
on rain-swept Salem Golf club course yesterday. Mrs. Mc
Devitt, who also won the title last year, came from behind
after trailing Mrs. Marble by one hole at the halfway point.
Willamette U Names New
Assistant Football Coach
By CHRIS KOWITZ, JR.
Gerald L. (Jerry) Frei, 28,
head football coach at Lincoln
high school in Portland for the
past two years, has been nam
ed football line coach and
freshman basketball coach at
Willamette university. He suc
ceeds Sam Vokes, who recent
ly retired to assume the head
basketball coaching job at Col
lege of Idaho.
The announcement of Frel's
appointment was made in
Portland today by Dr. G. Her
bert Smith, president of Wil
lamette university.
Official hiring of Frei took
place at a meeting of the uni
versity's board of trustees.
Frei had been strongly re
commended by the athletic
committee of the board of
trustees.
Before going to Lincoln high
school, Frei had served as line
coach under Ted Ogdahl at
Grant high in Portland.
Ogdahl, who recently was
named head footbal Icoach at
Willamette university, said
today he is very pleased to
learn that Frei will again be
on his coaching staff, and that
"we hope we will get a few
Betsy Rawls,
Betty Jameson
In Finals
Chicago W) Elizabeth Enrle
Rawls, the Phi Beta Kappa
golfing gal known as Betsy,
Saturday tries for her first
Women's Western Open crown
In an all-Texas pro showdown
with her meet jinx, rebounding
Betty Jameson.
Miss Rawls, who nearly has
stroked to her first $10,000 this
year as a sophomore pro, is
making her fourth stab at the
Western Open title. Her best was
a quarterfinal surge in 1951.
In two other shots, Betsy was
knocked out early by the sister
pro from the Lone Star state
she encounters in Saturday's
3-hole championship match at
Skokie Country Club.
Fresh from winning the $5,
000 Wcathervane tourney,
medalist Rawls Friday polished
off three-time Western cham
pion Louise Suggs, 2 and 1,
after lagging by two holes go
ing into the sixth. Her quarter
final victim was another veter
an pro, Peggy Kirk.
Betty toyed with 19-year-old
Barbara Romack, Sacramento,
Calif., amateur Friday over
Skokic's rain-deluged acreage
for a 4 and 3 victory.
In the quarterfinals, Miss
Jameson had ended Patty Berg's
quest for a record fifth open
crown with a 5 and 3 victory.
Betty's first two conquests were
7 and 6 walkaways.
Rains Delay PGA Golf
Tourney for One Day
Louisville, Ky. P) The tour
nament committee Saturday or
dered a day's delay in resump
tion of the battle for the PGA
championship after torrential
rains turned the big spring
course into a lake.
The committee's decision
means that the final will be
played next Wednesday, instead
oi Tuesday.
Mm. Charles McDevitt (left)
Is congratulated by Mrs. Ivan
Portland boys down to Wil
lamette." When Ogdahl and Frei
worked together at Grant, the
General football teams racked
up a record of 15 wins, two
losses and three ties.
Frei's record as head coach
at Lincoln was six wins, seven
losses and one tie. His Card
inal team of last year was in
front place for several weeks,
but finally finished in a tie for
third.
Frei is a graduate of the
University of Wisconsin. He
played on the Wisconsin var
sity football team as a guard
in 1942, 1946, 1947 and 1948.
The interruption was due to
war services.
He will report to Willamette
September 2, date of the open
ing of football practice. In ad
dition to serving as line coach
of the Bearcat grid machine
and head frosh hoop coach, he
will be an instructor in the
university's physical education
department.
Frei is married and has two
children, a three-year-old boy
and a one-year-old girl.
Navy's Frosh
Crew Victor
Syracuse, N. Y. (Pi Navy's
favored crew on the freshman
race, opening event in the Inter
collegiate Rowing Association's
wind-delayed regatta on Onon
daga Lake Saturday.
The middies, aided by a brisk
tail wind, were timed at 10:16.9
a record for the two-mile
course here.
Cornell was second, a shade
ahead of Princeton with Syra
cuse fourth, Pennsylvania fifth,
Columbia sixth, N. I. T., seventh
and Wisconsin eighth and last.
The start of the regatta was
delayed 55 minutes because of
strong winds.
Randle Oil, Rock Wools,
Bears Score Softy Wins
Bunching eight hits for five
runs, the Randle Oilers downed
Teamsters 5-1 In a City Softball
rague game at Olinger field Fri
day.
The Oilers scored two runs in
the third on two walks, an error,
and a single by Hoy. A pair of
doubles in the seventh, by Daryl
Girod and Skip Eshelman, along
with a single by Jones, tallied
three more runs for the Oilers.
The Teamster tally came in
the second on an error and
Johnson's Triple.
Home runs by Gordy Mc
Morris and Chris Chrlstcnson
spearheaded Campbell Rock
Wool to a 6-2 victory over
Hallmark Cards In another
City loop clash, this one at
Leslie field.
George Kealey homered for
the losers in the sixth frame.
Campbell's got a total of seven
hits off' Hallmark hurler Llovd
Jones, bunching five of them in
the sixth for five runs.
Commercial league play saw
the Bears wallop Commercial
Seat Cover, 18-8. Highlight of
the game was Bob Oche's sev
enth inning homer. Jim Stew
art hit five-for-five for the
winners.
Browns, Senators Battle
18 Innings to Standstill
in IInit.il
Pre&si
Baseball's newest curfew law
came in ior a nowi oi pru.cai
from weary but still enthusias-
tic St. Louis Brownie fans, who
were deprived of sitting in on
history-making event wnen
. . .... ... ...
an 18-lnning oaiue wun me
Senators was called a 5-5 tie
at 1:04 Saturday morning.
The finish provided nothing
but frustration and the game
will have to be played in its en
tirety since the league rule on
games suspended by a curfew,
throws out all extra - inning
battles.
The game did wind up as
the longets tie-battl in night
game history in the majors.
But proved nothing else, ex
cept that whenever the
Browns and Senators get to
gether this year, things are
likely to be tedious.
The rules provide that no
inning can start after 12:50 a.m.
local time and the Brownies
wound up their 18th time at bat
at 1:04. Ageless and indestruc
tible Satchel Paige went 10
scoreless innings and gave up
five hits before Dave Madison
took over to hurl the 18th.
What was remarkable about
It was that on June 3, the
same teams had battled 17
innings In Washington as
Paige finally came through
with a 3 to 2 decision, just
Inside the 12:50 a.m. curfew.
Prior to this year there was
no deadline and in 1951 there
was a 19-inning battle In
which the White Sox topped
the Red Sox. The way things
were, this one probably would
have gone longer.
Washington tied the score at
5-5 with two runs in the eighth
when Paige came in and cut
off the scoring. Joe Haynes, who
pitched scoreless ball from the
fourth until the 11th, and Sandy
This Is
Senators Lose 9 th Game
In Last 70 WIL Starts
Victoria The Salem Senators
suffered their ninth loss in their
last ten games as the Victoria
Tyees handed them a 4-1 loss
here last night.
Salem got only five hits off
lefty Ben Lorino, the Western In
ternational league's top mounds
man. The win gave the Cana
dian southpaw his 11th victory
in 14 starts this season.
The Tyees have now won 12
of their last 14 games and have
a full seven-game lead over Spo
kane. Sal DeGeorge went the
route for Salem. He gave up
six hits and three walks.
Victoria got off to a 2-0 lead
in the fourth inning. Salem
closed the gap 2-1 with a tally
in the eighth. That was the first
run scored off Lorino in 25 in
nings. Victoria bounced back with a
pair of markers in the bottom of
the eighth for its advantage.
Dick Bartle, one of the lead
ing hitters on the Salem team
after a slow start this season,
led the Senators at the plate
with two hits, Including a dou
ble. Connie Perez, Cuban third
baseman for the Senators, was
booted from the game by umpire
Eiler for arguing over a called
third strike early in the game.
Salem and Victoria in a split
doubleheader today. One game
will be played In the afternoon,
one at night.
Salem then spends Sunday
traveling to Tri-Clty, where
the Solons open a series Mon
day. Salem doesn't return
The city has installed a back
atop on the Softball field at
Bush's pasture, and several
softhall players have pitched
in with rakes to smooth the
field.
Bleachers are now being in
stalled. Quite a few pledges for
the financing of the new field
are still outstanding.
Randle Oil 003 000 J
Teamstera 010 000 01
Carrer and Xshelman; Michael
Vandiver.
Campbell's 000 103 00 T
Haltmarx'a 010 000 13 4
Parton and wlcaert: Jones and Taylor.
Commercial Stat .... 300 040 3
ran 330 041 le 11
Truax Oil B Team
Practices Monday
The Truax Oil team of the
Salem B junior baseball league
will conduct a practice at Kel
ler field at 6 o'clock Monday
evening, announces Coach Don
Kttncr.
Fights Last Night
Br Tha Auoelatd Frtui
New Tark Vlnnl Martinet. 131. Pattr
on, N. J., out point M Sammy Olullanl,
Stamford, Conn, 10.
Major Standings
1Br Uimed Pmi,
national leagle
Brooklyn i is
.133
.648
.576
.800
.478
.431
.414
cmc!0 ;3, 35
8 Is
13
Hli
17 '.j
st. louis ji a;
Cincinnati 38 31
iniMt,rMt ........n 33
Boston 34 34
"""f
.370 37 54
rnday'a Results:
Brooklyn 8. Pittsburgh 4.
New York 4. Chicago 3, 10 Innings, night.
Boston 13. St. Louis 7, night.
Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 1, night.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pet.
.611
York 33
Boston 33
Chicago .'..33
Cleveland 33
Washington 38
Louts 17
Philadelphia 34
Detroit ,,..18
.310 17
Friday's Results;
Cleveland v", Boaton 3.
Philadelphia 3, Detroit 1.
Chicago 8, New York 6, 11 lnninas.
St. Loula 5, Washington 5, tie, called at
the end of 18 Innings, curfew.
Consuegra who blanked the
Browns the rest of the way,
shared the frustration for Wash
ington. Before the pitchers took
over, Eddie Yost and Ken Wood
homered for Washington and
Bob Nieman homered for St.
Louis.
The White Sox battled to
an 11-lnning, 8 to 5 victory
over the Yankees, decided on
a three Tun homer by Sam
Mele, The win put Chicago
three games out of first place.
It was Chicago's first triumph
Q
LOCAL UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS
Page 6
Getting To
home until next Friday, which
is state employes' night.
Monday, June 30, the Salem
Senators tangle with the Sacra
mento Senators of the Pacific
Coast league at Waters park.
(By The Associated Pre&sl
Jake nelmuth's big bat pow
ered the Lewlston Broncs to a
13-lnning 8-7 Western Inter
national league victory over
the cellar-dwelling Yakima
Bears Friday night.
Helmuth swatted out three
doubles for his night's work at
the plate, including a two-bag
ger in the top of the 13th that
sent Artie Wilson scooting across
the rubber with the winning run
The Broncs threatened to
make it a runaway in the early
innings as they piled up a 3-0
lead in the top of the sixth.
But Jerry Zuvela put the
Bears temporarily into the
lead in the bottom of the sixth
with a rrand-slam homer.
The Wenatchee Chiefs boosted
their stock a little with a 9-8
decision over the second-place
Spokane Indians, defending
champs. The Chiefs rallied lor
two runs in the eighth with two
away to gain victory. Victim of
the uprising was reliefer Bob
Roberts, who issued a walk to
fill the bases, then dished up a
big one down the alley that Lyoe
Palmer tagged lor a single De-
tween first and second, pushing
the two tallies across.
The loop's other scheduled
game Friday night, Tri-City at
Vancouver, was rained out.
Official Box
Salem (1)
1
Tanselll.a -
4) Victoria
H O A
0 1 3
H O A
ir'hm.3b
Luby.lb
3 Monit.lt t
0 Oarlot.ct 4
0 MarcucLc 4
0 oldatne.r 3
0 Clark, as 4
0 Treece.3 3
1 Mclrvln, 1 1
3 Lorlno.p 3
nelo.cf '
Perel,3b
0 3
0
0 3
3 It
1 1
1 3
0 0
0 0
Moore.ri
Dartle.lb I
1 1
1 3
0 0
1 10
e o
Thrahr.lf :
Nelson, c a
D'Orar.p I
Qalll.3D ;
Totals 30 t 34 10
Totals 33 I 31 13
flalem
000 000 0101 I
Victoria ..,
Pitcher:
.. 000 300 03 4 I
AB H B ER BOBB
Deoeora 33 I 4 4 i 3
Lorino 30 5 1 1 4 1
wp DeQeorae. 3B Marcuccl. au uiaa-
stone, Bartle. RBI Qarrlott, Gladstone.
NeUon, Marcuccl, Clark. DP DeOeorge to
Tanselll to Bartle. T 1:33. u Baler and
Zlruolo.
Spokutt WW 01 0108 11
WnmlrhM 013 102 02 9 9
Manhi . Film flt. rod frig (i na
aheeli. Hlni (6); Oubrt, 8tU( (9) na
rocekur.
trfwlaton 010 003 018 000 1 30
Ykklmft 000 004 031 000 07 10
0
l
I IS lnnlni
Bowman. SchttUa, (81 and Holimith;
WrUht, Thompson ( 10) nd Donahue,
Mfjeu (13).
TIDE TABLE
Corrected for TU
(CenvlU frr
V. S. CaaM GaadelU
SarTy
Hlah Water
Low Water
Ttme Height
6:13 a.m. -1.3
5:37 p.m. 3.1
6:33 a.m. -13
6:09 p.m. 3.1
7:31 a m. -1.1
6:33 P.m. 3.1
6:06 a.m. -1.0
1:36 p.m. 3.1
1:41 a.m. -0.7
6:31 p.m. 3.1
9:13 a.m. -0.4
Juna
31
Tlmt Heltht
1:0) a m- 4.6
1:20 p.m.
1:44 a m.
13:00 p.m.
4?
P.m.
13:17 a m.
3:54 P.m.
1:13 a m.
1 30 p.m.
1:34 a.m.
4:04 p.m.
3:34 a.m.
4:40 p.m.
I ll a.m.
1:13 P.m.
4:11 a.m.
5 47 p.m.
ft 39 a m.
M p.m.
9:11 p.m. 3.0 j
i;4j a.m. -u.i
10:10 p.m. 1.6
10:16 a.m. 6.4
11:18 p.m. 13
10:33 a m. 0.9
11:14 a m.
11:11 w
over the Yankees this year,
after seven defeats. Yogi Ber
ra homered for New York.
The Indians snapped a six-
game losing streak against Bos
ton, 9 to 2, as Bob Lemon
pitched five hit ball and got
three hits, including a homer.
Jim Fridley and Larry Doby
also homered.
The Athletics topped the Ti
gers, 3 to 1 at Detroit on the
eight hit pitching of Harry Byrd
as Gus Zernial and Ferris Fain
drove in the marginal runs with
singles.
Things were a little calmer,
but not much, in the National
League as the Dodgers and
Giants both won last ditch
struggles. Brooklyn stayed
five games in front by top
ping the Pirates, 5 to 4, in
the last of the ninth on a two
run pinch-hit homer by Shot
gun Shuba, while Whitey
Lockman plunked a line drive
double into center in the 10th
to give the Giants a 4 to 3
victory over theCubs.
The Braves made 10 runs in
the sixth to top the Cardinals,
12 to 7, even though the losers
bounced back to score all ot
their runs in the seventh. Robin
Roberts pitched the Phils to a
three-hit, 3 to 1 victory over
the Reds as Del Ennis supplied
a two-run homer and Hank Ed'
wards ruined Roberts' shutout
with a Cincy homer.
Salem, Oregon, Saturday, "June
WIL Standings
(By United Press)
w
pet. a.B.
.714
.587 1
.539 10
.483 13
.467 14
.450 15
.414 18
.367 30
Victoria 40
Spokane ....36
Vancouver
Lewis ton 28
Wenatchee 28
Trl-Clty 27
.Salem 24
Yakima 22
Friday's Results:
Wenatcnee 9. Spokane 8.
Victoria 4. Salem 1.
Lewlston 6. Yakima 7. 13 lnnlncs.
Trl-Clty at Vancouver, poatponed, wet
grounds.
Vince Martinez
Welcomed to
Big-Time Boxing
New York (U.R) Vince Marti
nez, an electric-appliance drafts
man of Patterson, N.J., was wel
comed warmly to big-time box
ing Saturday because of his elec
trifying victory over middle
weight Sammy Giuliani in their
television bout at Madison
Square Garden,
Vince's explosive right fist
earned the unanimous 10-round
decision Friday night over wild
hooking Giuliani of Stamford,
Conn., who was floored once and
staggered several times.
Matchmaker Al Weill said he
would try to pair Martinez with
the winner of the return bout
between Chuck Davey and Chico
Vejar, scheduled for Detroit,
June 25. The Martinez match
would be staged in Detroit or
Chicago.
Martinez, 23, is a welterweight
who was slightly ' over-stuffed
Friday night at 151 pounds. Giu
liani, 20, registered 154.
Handsome, rangy Martinez
who never had fought more than
six rounds befon
was tired but!
1q rnnnHc-
still terrific in the late rounds;
and he brought the "studio"
crowd of only 2,938 to its feet
several times as he threatened to
knock out swingin' Sammy or
get belted out himself.
Washington
State PITA
Meet Slated
Yakima () Headed by Arn
old Rieeger of Kelso, 150 west
ern gunners will compete in the
state Pacific International Trap
shooting association shoot here
June 27-29.
Practice rounds will be fired
Thursday, the day before the of
ficial launching of the first clay
bird. Opening day will feature
the 200-bird 16-yard event and
the doubles.
Saturday's schedule calls for
100-target shooting at 16 yards,
100 birds at handicap distances
and doubles again. Finals in the
doubles and 16-yard century will
be fired June 29.
Ed Scott, PITA president, said
shooters were expected from
Oregon, Idaho, Washington and
California. Riegger is generally
regarded as America's greatest
trapshootcr.
714" Skillsows
$2.00
SALEM SAW WORKS
1293 N. 3th Fh. 3-7803
Wasley Regains
WIL Individual
Swat Leadership
Chicago (U P.) Outfielder Mel
Wasley of Spokane was back
In first place among Western
International league hitters
with a stout .352 average.
Howe News Bureau statis
tics showed Saturday the 33-year-old
baseball veteran also
was leading in runs batted in
with 47. The statistics includ
ed games of June 16, except
Salem at Vancouver and Tri
City at Victoria.
Behind Wasley in hitting
were Walt Pocekay, Wenat
chee catcher who was leading
last week, .347, and Cece Gar
riott, Victoria, .346.
Charlie Oubre of Wenatchee
and Cal Mclrvln of Victoria
were the pitching leaders, each
with eight wins and two losses.
Demos Defeat
Repubs, 6-3
Washington W) Democratic
congressmen defeated their re
publican colleagues 6-3 Friday
night in the annual congres
sional 'baseball game and
promptly claimed it meant vic
tory for the democrats in No
vember. It was the fourth straight vic
tory for the democrats in the
traditional puffing match be
tween the representatives that
originated 40 years ago.
NEWS AND FEATURES
21, 195?
Be q Habit
Sprinters Work Out for Big Meets n
high in the coming AAU track and field championship at
Long Beach, Calif., practice starts at the Los Angeles Coli
seum, where the Olympic trials will be held the following
week. Jim Ford (left) of Drake is the NCAA 200-meter
champion. Charlie Johnson (right) of Louisiana State has a
best mark of 9.5 seconds for 100 yards this year. AP Wire
Women's Golf
Tourney Opens
At Woodburn
Woodburn The women's an
nual handicap golf tournament
opened at the Woodburn Golf
i..u ThiirsHnv and must be corn-
leted by July 3. Thirty-six holes
. . . . - ...Mnn
of medal piay are 10 .umcu
in, the winners determined by
the lowest net scores after de
ducting handicaps.
Plavers are divided into A, B
and C classes and the committee
in charge includes Mrs. Mayme
Cutsforth, Mrs. Myrtle Smith
and Mrs. Anne DeArmond.
Twenty women were out for
play with Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Katherine Hooper as Hostesses
at the luncheon hour.
The committee for next Thurs
day will be Mrs. Ruby Henn and
Mrs. Alma Timm.
Friday a group of the Wood-
burn women were to go to the
Riverwood club near Newberg
for a three-way match between
Riverwood, Oak Knoll and
Woodburn.
When the University of Flori
da won the Southeastern confer
ence baseball title this season, it
was the Gators' seventh confer
ence crown since the loop was
formed in 1933.
IS YOUR ROAD DUSTY?
CALL TWEEDIE
SALEM 24151
Low Cost Road Oiling
Ouch!
Johnny Bratton (left) flinches as he catches a hard
rieht to the head from Rocky Castellan! in the
eighth round of their bout in Chicago Stadium. Castellanl
won a split decision which will give him a shot at title
contender Johnny Saeton on July 2.
Here are Schedules for
Junior B and C Leagues
Playing schedules for the Blday through Aug. 7,
and C Salem junior baseball
leagues have been annouced by
loop officials.
The C league begins play Mon
day and will continue each Mon
day and Wednesday until Aug. o.
The B loopers get started Tues
day and their schedule calls lor
games each Tuesday and Thurs-
Tucson Cowboy
Rodeo Leader
Salinas, Calif. W) Buckshot
Sorrells. veteran Tucson rodeo
competitor, won both the calf
roping and wild cow milking
contest in Friday's go-round of
the 36th annual California rodeo
here.
Other winners:
Saddle bronc, Casey Tibbs,
Fort Pierce, S.D.; steer wrestl
ing, Bill Hogue. Fort Ord, Calif.;
bareback bronc riding, Wag
Blessing, North Hollywood; bull
riding, Milt Fabinson, San Fran
cisco; team roping, vern Castro,
Livermore, Calif., and Clay
Carr, Visalia, Calif.
Ross Dollarhide of Lakeview,
Ore., picked up a third in steer
wrestling and a tie for fourth
in team roping. Sonny Tureman,
John Day, Ore., tied with Jim
Shoulders of Tulsa for third In
bareback bronc riding."
There are eight par 4 holes
measuring more than 400 yards
at Norwood club in Dallas. The
longest is 450 yards.
Games will be played at a
number of fields. All will start
at 6:15 p.m., standard time.
The schedules:
B Leaf oe
Juna 24 West Salem Lumoer va. Btanop
Electric at West Salem; Salem Laundry t.
Eerg'a at Baker.
Juna 30 Truax oil vs. Four cornera
Merchants at Kelzer; Orchard Heights vj.
Vista Market at orchard Heients.
July i vista Market vs. Bert's at bsk
: Orchard Heights vs. Four Cornera
Merchants at Orchard Heights.
Julr 3 west Salem Lumber vs. saiem
Laundrr at West Salem; Truax Oil vs.
Bishop Electric at Baker.
Julr S West Salem Lumbs vs. Truax on
at Kelzer; Vista Market vs. Salem Laun
dry at Baker.
July id urcnara ue ignis vs. .bishop
Electric at Baker; Four Corners Merchants
va. Berg's at West Salem.
July 15 West Salem Lumber vs. vista
Market at Baker; Orchard Helshts vs.
Truax Oil at Orchard Heights.
July 17 Four corners Merchants vs.
Salem Laundry at West Salem; Berg's vs.
Bishop Electric at Baker.
Julr 32 Bera's vs. Truax on at Keizerf
Bishop Electric vs. Salem Laundry at
Baker.
July 24 West Salem Lumber vs. Or
chard Heights at West Salem; Four Cor
ners Merchants vs. vista Market at Baker.
July 29 west Salem Lumber vs. Four
Cornera Merchants at Baker; Berg's vs.
Orchard Heights at Orchard Heights.
July 31 Bishop Electric vs. viata Mar
ket at Baker; Salem Laundry vs. Truax
Oil at West Salem.
August 5 Salem Laundry va. Orchard
Heights at Baker; Truax Oil vs. Vista
Market at Kelzer.
August 7 West Salem Lumber vi. Berc'a
at West Salem: Bishop Electric va. Four
Corners Merchants at Baker.
C League
June 23 west Salem Lions vs. Warner
Motors at West Salem; Stelnke's vs. Berg's
at Baker. t
June 25 Kelzer vs. Four Corners at '
Keizer; Jackson Jewelers vs. Orchard
Heights at Orchard Heights.
Juna 30 Stelnke's vs. West Salem Lions
at West Salem; Felzer vs. Warner Motors
at Baker.
July 2 Jackson Jewelers vs. Berg's at
Baker; Orchard Heights va. Four Cornera
at Orchard Heights.
July 7 west Salem Lions vs. Kelzer at
Kelzer; Jackson Jewelers vs. Stelnke's at
Baker.
July 9 Orchard Heights vs. Warner Mo
tors at Baker; Four Corners vs. Berg's at
West Salem.
July 14 West Salem Lions vs. Jack
son Jeweler at Baker; Orchard Heights
vs. Kelzer at Orchard Heights.
July lo Four Corners vji. Stelnke's at
West Salem; Berg's vs. Warner Motors
at Baker.
July 21 Berg's vs. Kelzer at Keizer:
Warner Motors vs. Stelnke's at Baker.
July 23 Wast Salem Lions vs. Orchard
Heights at West Salem: Four Corners vs.
Jackson Jewelers at Baker.
July 28 Berg's vs. Orchard Heights at
Orchard Heights; Warner Motors vs. Jack
son Jewelers at Baker.
July 30 West Salem Lions vs. Four Cor
ners at Baker; Stelnke's vs. Kelzer at
West Salem.
August 4 West Salem Lions vs. Berg's
at West Salem: Warner Motors vs. Four
Corners at Baker.
August 6 Stelnke's w. Orchard Heights
at Orchard Heights; Kelzer vs. Jackson
Jewelers at Kelzer.
Wolfe Beats Turner
Klamath Falls Dick Wolfe,
154, Portland, won a split de
cision over Earl Turner, 158,
Richmond, Calif., in a 10-round
main event boxing match here
Friday night Ralph Weiser, 139,
Klamath Falls, won a unanimous
decision over Bobby Dahl 141,
Boise, in a six-round prelimin
ary. FOR THE BEST
Hauling
Storage
Fuel
MBltsaatl
VAN LINKS CO.
LARMER
TRANSFER
and
STORAGE
889 No. Liberty
"Our reputation
Is
. your security"
That phone number is . i
3-3131 1
v