WrinMday. March IS, l(g
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, lalcw, OnfM
FAN FARE
ly W.H Dlraen
Luby Visits Sac Camp;
Hopes For Player Help
Mutter Buth Luby at
Mi Salem Senators will be
all ayes thli week at Monte
rey, California, m he view
the Sacramento Boloni of the
Fseifle Coait leaf u in tprlnf
training aetion.
Luby h hlh hopes that
the Solon head office will op
tion several of their rookie
hopes to the Salem club for
ltM action. Hlfh on Luby's
list is youni Tom Agosta, 19
year eld Sacramento colleg-
. Ian, who is retarded as one
ef the finest outfield pros-
necis in years at the Solon
camp. . '
' Sacramento, which took tl
pitchers to sprint camp, is
eipeeted to materially aid
the Salem mound staff and
Luby is hopeful that at least
three pitchers will be on the
option list. Bob Nelson, last
year's number one Salem
catcher, is now locked In a
tight battle with John Hitch
ey, former Vancouver Cap
llano, for a regular backstop
position with Sacramento.
HI conditional aale to the
Eugene Team Faces Phillips
Oilers in AAU Tournament
Denver (A1) 8lx tames Wed
nesday between opponents who
. appear fairly evenly matched
with one exception will com
plete .the .selection ..of .eight
teams lor Thursday's quarter
finals in the National AAU Bas
ketball tournament, .
The defending champion Pe
oria, 111., Diesel Cats zipped into
the round of eight Tuesday
night with a cake-walk over the
Fort' Sam Houston Rangers
from San Antonio, Tex., 91-62.
A husky crew of Marines
from Quantico, Va., followed
suit by brushing aside Milwau
kee, Allen-Bradley, 84-68.
Everybody's Drug of Eugene,
Ore., a team including some
former University of Oregon
itars, edged by Armstrong Yen-
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dors of Indianapolis, Ind., 68
62.
The. Orefonlans, however,
bump into the Phillip 66ers
of BartlesvlUe, Okla., in what
appears to be the biggest mis
match Wednesday. The 66ers,
champions seven out of the
last 10 tournaments, butcher
ed the Brooke Medical Men
from San Antonio, 105-67, in
their initial outing Sunday.
The Eugene team started
coasting Tuesday after it held a
15-point edge in the third quar
ter over Indianapolis and nar
rowly escaped disaster. The In.
dians cut the margin to a single
point before the Oregonians
caught fire again early in the
fourth quarter. Baskets by Chet
Noe and John Reynolds wiaen
ed the gap and Eugene held on
the rest of the way.
Two other tames complet
ed the first round of the
week-long tournament. The
Kelly-Ryan team of Blair,
Neb., pulled a mild surprise
by tipping over the Bea Trav
elers of Artesla, N.M., 81-7S,
in the second overtime game
of the tourney.
The U.S. Air Force cham
plons, Sampson Air Force Base
of Geneva, N.Y., disposed oi a
talented Young Men's Institute
team from San Francisco, 78-68.
fights Last Wight
(Br Ttit Jteaoelaied Press)
ukiii Arehts Moor. 110. St.
Louts, knocked cut At SpsuMIni, 310,
Osklsnd, OIK. I (non-tlllel.
Las Angeles Leonsrtl Morrow, 191,
Oakland. Calif., stopped Abel Fernan
dez. Lo Anleles, t.
Miami reach, ria. silly Kllsore,
187 a, Miami, outpointed Irwin achulti,
lU'A, Hew York, 10.
Slotklen, Calif. Willie Vauthan.
180ft, Lot Angelas, outpointed Charley
Cato, IMtt, Oakland, Oallf., 10.
White Platni, N. T. Jimmy Wilde,
1J8, New York, knocked out Fat Mal
lane, 111V.. Union City, Conn., I.
Seeremsnte, Calif. Ramon Fuentea,
!4o'e, Los Ansilea, stopped Freddie
"Babe Herman, 141, Los Ancelas, ft.
Oidsa, Utah Benny Wise, in. Oak
land, Calif., stopped Charlie Kalanl,
10, Olden, 3.
Brooklyn (SlSsewood Grove) Jlm
mr Herrlnr, 1S9H. Brooklyn, stopped
Johnny Cerkr. 1S61.,, Des Moines. I.
London - Randy Turpin, 180V, Ens
lend, awarded decision over Walter ear
lier, 1S. New York. Cartler dlsouall
Med In second round for repated holding.
Sacs is not exnected to hurt
Salem's chances of picking
np younger ball players from
Eddie Mulligan's nin.
With spring training sched
uled to open at Calistoga la
two weeks, Luby plans to vis
it both Oakland and San
Francisco training sites next
week. The veteran Salem
kipper has already spent
several day in conference
with Manager Lefty O'Doul
and Owner Bill Starr et the
San Diego Padre.
JSan Francisco may be
eounted en for som player
help a an aftermath of the
player trade that sent Ray
McNulty south for Bill Sev
ens. One player Luby would
like to have is Frank Mas
eera, rotund outfielder who
hit .350 with Yakima several
years ago. Mascera j a t
Joined the Seals after a tour
of army duty in Korea.
Meanwhile, advance ticket
ales are reported as steady
by Oeke Walker, Senator
manager. Walker also has
some box seats on aale on a
season basis. Tickets are now
on sale at Wicklund'a with
eleven grandstand ducats for
$10.'
Moore Defeats Spaulding,
Eyes Matthews and Rocky
Spokane, CV Archie Moore
stopped tlt-ponnd Al Spauld
ing m three rounds Tueaday
Bight and then clamored again
for Harry Matthews, pride ef
the Northwest, or Rocky Mar
clano, .king .ef .the .heavy'
weights.
The light heavyweight cham
pion said he'll continue his
once-a-week schedule until "I
can smoke out Matthews or
get the big guy."
"Somebody in the balcony
hollered 'bring on Marciano,' "
Refs Disagree
Over Who Won
Tag Team Match
It was scheduled to be a tag
team match between the Lar
sen brothers and Don Kindred
and . Frank James, but the
main event of last night's pro
fessional wrestling program at
the Salem armory turned out
to be a battle between Tony
Ross and Glen Stone, the two
referees.
Ross and Stone disagred on
who should have won the de
ciding fall in the tag teamer.
Ross wanted to give the match.
to the Larsens, maintaining
that Kindred, who had pinned
Elmer Larsen, was not legally
tagged into the ring. But Stone
insisted that all was legal with
the pin, and wanted to give the
match to the Negro duo.
Ross finally knocked Stone
down and raised the Larsen
hand.
As of now, the match is
simply no decision. The Salem
Boxing and Wrestling commti
sion will have to decide what
to do about it.
B1U Fletcher defeated Lionel
Baillargeon and Ross defeated
Red Vagnone in preliminaries,
SCORES in the ALLEYS
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Tweedle Oil (0) D. Oeuthlor 161. I.
Beharf ill, L. Hanssn W, 11. Follnskl
391, A. Penny 491, caps, Vssd Cars (4)'
H. Smith 4s, X. Alderman 111, J. Haley
437, F. Miller 4(1, Las capps 401.
salens Tire T. Howe M0. o. cook
437, D. Swain 309, i. white 451, Bye l7.
Cluallir Used Cars B. Campbell 173. B.
Snelirovo 144, t. Short 171, it. Van
Dell 477. Bye 411.
Nss Newman (1) M. Nolnait 181, R
Nelnast 141, O. Johnson 411, B. Uaksr
370, Leo Capps IIP. Frosty Olson (I)
Howell 114, V. York 157. A. Thomas
117. E. Fallla l. T. Wood S01.
Willamette Art Tile (1) B. McQuIre
341, A. Horaehbeck 177, B. Hober in,
M. Jacober 1M, A. Meyer 417. DstIi
Oil Ce, IS) X. Omohundro 101. H.
Miller HI. H. acharf IIS. O. Z anton
411. 1. Davis 44.
W. C. Dyer At Sena Ins. (0) R,
Oreenwood 191, B- Lants 171, L. Olle
!e. H. Stevens 114, D- Ohastaln sal.
Kara Badle (4) B. Oauthler 471. X.
Hansel 431. V. Still 407. D. Dean 401.
K. Kayo 140.
Hlsh team series Canps Used Cars.
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Frosty Olson, 601. Win Ind. earns H.
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Qeallly Used Care (4) B. Campbell
01, B. Snelarovo 17S. I. short 4(0, M.
Van Dill 444, Bye ill. Lei Newman (0)
M. Nelnast ITS. H. Nelnast 411, O.
Johnson 411, R. Maker 301, Leo Capps
198.
Frosty Olson (I) W. Howell 411. V.
York 157, A. Thomaa 349. E. KallU 170,
T. Wood 4(1. Davis OH Co. (SI E.
Omohundro 117. H. Miller 404, H.
Scharf III, O. Blanton 4S4. 1. Davis 474.
Salem Tire ( T. Howe 191, O.
Cook 351, D. Swain 176, E, White I4,
Bye 117. Tweedle Fuel oil D. Oau
thler, 404. X. Scharl M, L. Hamen 17S,
M. Follnskl 400, A. Penny 4.
W. C. Dyer a Bono Ins. (1) L Olle
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B. Lants 403, D. Chastaln 104. Willam
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Herichbaek 458. B. Hober 300, Mi. Jawb
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Karn Radio B. Oauthler 111, I.
Hensrl 470. V. atlll tit. D. Dean 489.
K. Kaye 117. Csr.pi Used Care H.
Smith 413. E. Alderman 41), J, Haley
159. F. Miner 404. Les capps 491.
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Bill Campbell. Quality Used Cars. SOI.
Hlsh ind. same J. Oauthler, Tweedle
ruel oil. 319.
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Blie Lake (II B. Lanehoir 171. J.
Eckley 413. P. Arree 187. L. Lloyd 410.
R. Lewis 551. Elwood's Masonry (I)
H Elwood 533, R. Bhlpman 481, B. Cray
crolt 417, D. Buech 497, P. Whlttaker
459.
Salem Felice (1) M. Mathers 117.
B Frlese 510. C. Craair 149. B. Da Vail
405, D. Nicholson 494. Hollywood Finance
(II K. Clark 904. J. Albrlch 483. L.
Jonea 859, J. Olney 410, D. Duncan 131.
' Snebeye (II H. Merrill 199, J. Mc
Allister 441, A. Slewirt 491, M. Merrill
909, X. Hauien 417. Xlke (II T. Thomp
son 431, J. chsrrlnr.on 409, B. Ready
439. L. McKlnney 41J, B. Lowry 140.
Mayflower Milk (l D. Brown 184.
E. Van Hoss 441, J; MeParlene 493. M.
Case 470, B. Ryan Ml. East Salem Lions
ID J. Clark 111, L. Stevene 434, R.
Dyer 411, J. Schlmberi ill. Rlohes 511.
Calpak (!) L. Lance 474, T. Sloan
499, F. Helnkt too. R. Wcroowskl 419.
F. achsldemr 458. Jehnion'e AtpllaneOa
(i) A. Hue 909. B. Probst 484, J. Col
tin 419. O. Cauiey 111, D. Morris 110.
Cnrly'a Dslry (1) p. Salitrom 133,
L. Edlund 414, O. Holatettar 314, J. Mill
er 481. Nallenal Battery (I) O. Lswls
49, R. Moody III, W. Wills 431, H. Bar
tbolomiw 910.
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wood Finance, (17 and 1554. Hlih Ind.
same A. Alewert, 151. Hlsh Ind. series
B. LanshoII 678.
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MeCaae reed isles j. Thomp
son 414, H. comstock 450, D. Thurman
435. X. Wllkalli 471, W. McCuni 481.
(aider's Eleetrle (4) A. Jacotuon 411,
J. Hammond 411, L. McCain 499, J, Cool
er 434, B. Arthur 993.
Wlnk'e Brlihl (pel (1) D. Folk
410, J. Day 379, X. Rains 914, L. Meyers
973, c. Ivls 914. Portland Gaa and Cake
111 C. Bertslrom 111, J. Klllir MO,
B. Staler (38. J. Martin 107. Lu Lan.
die 379.
Wklllakere Weldera (It r whit.
taker 431, X. Wackm 437, H. Bwood
923, X. Loaan 449, Lawless 499. Brown's
Jewelera (I) c. Hauaan 450. r. Halley
410,. V. Hiunn 481, H, Hauien 487, X.
Hsuaen 901.
CAsppellas Meal Market (Ik ar
Wleklaer 901. H. Lsndls 900, J. Hoyt
413, M. Chspptlle 158. Reiser Bardwan
(1) M. Powell 495. C. Rlckard 411,
O. Jones 495, w. Backa 444, R. Farm
er 558.
Kelier Merchants (0) B. Crayoroft
174. W. Kechter 411. A. Pedirson 459. O.
Brassier 411, J. Coomler 499. valley
Farm Stare (1) K. Prince (03. D.
Schmidt 930, B. Sullivan 943, L. Bolre
331. L. Churches 415.
Kenny Real Estate (4 M. Amunds
483, T. Otbson 419, R. Ross 497. K. Hill
483, L. Brlin 953. Hen Brothers (0
H. Cos 439. M. Csrter 405. o. Nuss 101,
L. Westphsl 410, X. Whlllock 470.
Hlih team lame and series Valley
Farm Store. 190 and 1013. Hlsh ind.
same and ssrlaa K. Prince, 331 and
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University Alleys
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Olney 471. Upilon 441, Janes 413, Osr-
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Jackson 437, Smith 394.
Bill Oeke (II kluellhaupt 417, Brad
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Frudente 404, Loken 407, Davis 193, AH
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Chncki kr the Dam (1) Tickle 411
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Zwttker 490. Nerthweit Poultry (0)
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China Cale (I) Oardner 414. Law
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Hilly 140.
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Carr 440. Planka Cemtraetlon (I)
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Moore said, "and I'd sur like
mat."
It was asset all anyone
had to holler about. The
scheduled ten round non
title boot was headed for a
tjulck finish from the start.
Spaulding, bulky heavy
weight from Oakland, Calif.,
was flattened by a stiff right
seconds before the bell ending
round one, and barely got up
in time.
Moore, who at 180 gave
away 30 pounds,' stalked his
man in the second and Spauld
ing, bewildered and embarras
sed by the futility of.lt all,
went down three times. He was
counted out In 1:54 of the
third.
A crewd of 1,640 In the
Spokane armory paid S6.706.
Moore got Ji,58, more than
(300 per minute - for his
work. 4
The champion's next date is
April 7 in Seattle against Ed
die Cotton, the first light
heavyweight he has met since
winning the title from Joe
Maxim last Dec. 17.
Promoter Tex Hager said he
plans to have Maxim for a
match at Boise, Idaho, April
17 and hopes to line up Mat
thews with the champion in
an outdoor show at Spokane or
Boise this summer. Matthews,
the Seattle light heavy-weight,
was stopped in two rounds last
year by Marciano.
Oakland Enters .
Into Agreement
With Wenatchee
Wen tche tlx The Pa
cific Coast leagu Oakland
Acorn will send Wenatch
ee of the Western Interna
tions 1 league s minimum ef
six players for each ef three
seasons under new work
ing agreement, General Man
ager Frank Dasso said Wed
nesday, -
Tbs three-year agreement
was alined Saturday at Mon
terey, Calif.
Dasso said In return for
the players optioned to We
natchee, Oakland will get
first pick of players from
the Wenatchee roster.
British Boxing
Board Probes
Carrier Case
London U.R) The British
Boxing Board of Control be
gan an investigation today of
the strange . and tumultuous
Randy Turpin-Walter Cartier
fight.
Board chairman Onslow
Fane said a thorough inquiry
would be completed before
Cartier of New York gets his
$11,000 purse.
In one of the stormiest
scenes in British ring history,
Cartier was disqualified last
night for persistent holding in
the second round of his bout
with Turpin, ex-middleweight
champion and current top con
tender for the vacant crown.
No sooner had referee Tom
my Little stopped the bout at
1:30 of the second session in
Earls Court arena when Cartier
touched off a near-riot by rush
ing the ring with his fists fly
ing at the referee and at sur
prised Turpin.
The referee warned him
seven times for persistent hold
ing before he stopped the bout,
which had been scheduled for
10 rounds. The match Was re
garded a sort of warm-up test
for Turpin, who hopes that a
fight with Carl Olson of Ha
waii or Charles Humez of
France in June will be recog
nized as champion for the va
cant 160-pound crown. .
Baseball Team
Roster Listed
Hubbard Baseball squad
and positions for North Marion
include Keith Driver, p-s.s.;
Jack Rasmussen, p-3rd; Roy
Svllar, p-ss.; Ron Barandse, p
lst; Merle McLaren, p-l.f.;
Owen Stockard, ,p-lst, Dale
Callaway p-lst; Llyle Myers,
p.; Norman Luke, p.; George
Sanders, c-r.f.; Harold Erland,
c; David Myers, 1st; Gene Has
tle, 2nd; Ivan Hova, 2nd; Larry
Cole, 2nd; Andy Dexter, 2nd
s.s.; Richard Crane, 2nd;
Charles Ferguson, 2nd- If.f.;
Melvin Schmidt, r.f.-c-2nd:
Bob Hunt, 3rd; Jack Berky,
3rd; John Friend, c.f.-s.s.:
Charles Crane, s.s.; Larry Ken-
aston, 1.1; Alex Irwin, 1.1-r.l;
Dan McLoad, c. It Gordon
Alnsworth, c. 1; James Aho,
c. 1; Pat Kruse. r. 1; Gene
Smith, r. 1; Carlton Gianella,
r. 1; Douglas Levens, mgr.;
also Ross Lemen, Stanley Mil
burn and Dan Blake. Coaches
are Don Reed and Walter AU-
dridge.
Sacs Peddle
Dino Rostelli
To Portland
Glendale, Calif. WV-Sacra
mento outfielder Dino Rostelli
was sold to the Portland Beav
ers Tuesday for the 10S3 Pa
cific Coast league baseball season.
Portland's general manager.
Bill Garbarino, announced the
purchase but did not reveal its
terms.
Rostelli' batting average in
09 games with Sacramento last
season was .357.
Pete Cooper
Leads Seminole
Palm Beach, Fla. W) Pete
Cooper, playing out of White
Plains, N. Y led 87 other nro-
fesslonals into the final round
of the 86-hole $10,000 Semi
nole Golf club's pro-amateur
tournament Wednesday with a
six under par 60.
Cooper put together 34-32
66 Tuesday to give him a two
stroke margin over Herman
Scharlau of Boca Raton, Fla.
Pigeon Club to Meet
The Cherry . City Racine
r-iegeon ciud will meet at the
Tom Pomeroy residence, 3935
Rivercrest drive, . Thursday
nigni ai o o ciock.
EDMONTON SIGNS PLAYER
Edmonton, Alta, (ff) Sigh
ing ot 23-year-old outfielder
vernon Campbell, who was
with the Quincy Gems of the
Three Eye league last year, was
announced by the Edmonton
Eskimos of . the Western Inter
national Baseball league Mon
day. Campbell won the batting
championship of the Pioneer
league while with Twin Falls
in 1951.
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By United Press
Old pros Bobby Shanlr and
Stan Muslal shook off their
early soring training doldrums
today and flashed their true
form for the first time.
Shantz, a 24-gBme winner
and the American League's
most valuable player in 1952,
turned in his first impressive
pitching In the Grapefruit
League, while Muslal, six-time
National League batting
champion, flashed his first top
notch hitting form of the
soring.
Shantz. battered for five
runs in one inning in his first
outing, faced the minimum 15
batter in five innings as the u
Athletics defeated the Dodgers,
2-1. The 130-pound southpaw
issued only one walk and was
touched for one hit, a aingle by
Carl Furillo. Furlllo war im
mediately wiped out in a dou
ble play.
Shantz' performance was
doubly impressive because it
was against the dangerous and
predominantly right - handed
hitting order of the Dodge"
Only one left-handed pitcher,
Harry Perkowski of the Reds,
managed to pitch nin inning
and win against the Dodgers
last season.
- Muslal, whose usually lethal
bat bat bten strangely and al
most alarmingly, for manager
Stanley, quiet suddenly burst
out yesterday with two home
runs although the Cardinals
bowed to the Phillies, 11-9.
The homers were the first two
hit by Musial this spring.
Th Phillie. however, un-
leashed a barrage of 17 hits,
including homers by Earl Tor
geson and Del Ennls to score
their second victory in 10 ex
hibition games.
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1:11 a.m. 81
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10:11 p.m. I.S
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11:19 a.m. (.9
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11:11 P.m. 4.1
11:34 a.m. 1.4
1:01 P.m. 01
1:01 a.m. I I
4:03 p.m. 0.4
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