delays Bran 1
65 High Schools, 13
Colleges Participate
By CHRIS KOWITZ
' The Willamette relays, only
three years old but already a
tradition, was run oft in all
the -spectacle nd hugeness
that could be crammed into a
single athletic field on a sin
gle day at McCulloch stadium
Saturday.
Upwards of 1500 high school
and college athletes participat
ed in the athletic extrava
ganza that lasted four and a
half hours on a damp track
and field.
, Sixty-live high schools and
IS colleges were represented
in the big show. '
The most amazing per
formance of the day was
that of Meet Director Ted
Ogdahl and his staff of re
lay officials, who put the
1500 athletes through liter
ally hundreds, of events
right on schedule.
No team score was kept.
The relays were designed as
a preseason get-together for
high school and college track
- teams of this area. Neverthe
less, competition was keen in
all events, and a total of 13
new records were established.
If we were to single out any
one competitor, it would have
to be Fred Hall of Crook coun
; ty high school in Prineville.
. Hall set two new records in
the high school division, 10.2
In the 100-yard dash, and 51.9
in the 440, and in both cases
he bettered his own records,
set last year.
Oregon State college men
won both of the two feature
events of the day the col
lege invitation 100-yard
dash and the college Invita
tional WO-yard high hur
dles. Marvin Brock won the 100
in 9.9, nosing out Bob Hut
chinson of University of Washington-
and Jerry Mock of Uni
versity of Oregon both by less
than six inches. Hutchinson
was second, Mock third.
Don Chambers was the
winner in the high hurdle
event, in 15.5. Grant Schiewe
of Linfield college was second.
The McCulloch field
premises were bnsier than
three ring circus all day,
with two high jump pits,
two pole vault pits, two
javilln throwing areas, two
broad Jump pits, etc., scene
of continual action.
Twenty-two high school 100
yard dash records were run
off in a period of 25 minutes.
Meanwhile, 17 high hurdle
races were being run on the
other side of the track.
Forty-four high school run
ners were on the track at the
time time for the mile run,
won by Howard Sallng of Sa
lem in 4:46.3.
Results (new records indi
cated): Hlih Mbool 100-j.rd !: lit Hut:
lit HoffM, C.nronvlU.; and Vul,
O.tw: !rd B.nion, Colnr. Time
10 1. 2nd Htt: Ut Dfarborn, CuIyot;
n DeKlmand, Low.lh Ird Pert,
Monro.. Tim. IIS. Sra Ht l.t
Torn.y, Condon; and oronnlcUui,
Bltodd: trd Scott, Monro. Tim.
10.1. lh H..t: lit L". 81o; and
Crosl, Bhirwood; Ird Bcriflor. HI1U
boro. Tlm 11.1. h He.t: Ut Mc
Lwd. North M.rlon; and Mirtln
nedd; Ird Lok.n. HlUiboro. Tim.
11:00. th t Hlnrlch, Bur
ton: Jnd BowUbr. Ernlrli rd
M.rtln. Dtlf School. Tim. 11:00.
7th Htt: lit BwlnMh. Ortrldit;
md 6tTtni, Cmw.ll: Ird Prltt,
Pltuint Hill. Tim. 11:00. th Ht:
lit Luibr. Virnonli: and Tow.rr,
CMCldei 3rd Mltchill, Wlllimlnl.
Tim. 10.. th Hilt: lit Dlvidion,
Tift: and Endrii. Sicrcd Hurt; ard
Doud, Mjrtli Crwk. Time 10.0.
loth Hut: lit JonM. Plrtroie:
Ind Piulion. Junotlon Cltr: 3rd
Crouur, Griihim. Tlmi 10.3. 11th
Heif lit Olltwrt, Dllliii and
Mirih. Suno Hurt; Ird Dtttrlni,
Tim. 11:00. lath Hilt: lit
i..v 'wooilburn: and Schiller, ClJJ
cide: Ird Kipplmir, Oirvin. Tlm
?0.. 11th Hilt: lit - Hill. Crook Coon
t.i and Mirihill. Bt. Helena: Ird -Leuh
P.rkro... Time 10.1 (Record).
Mlh Heif lit - Mitchell. Hlllsboro;
U Hudloi' Pirkro..; ' -''"
c.ntr.1. Time - 111 tli He.t: lit -McKlnn.r.
Bt. Helen.; and Mil er,
HUUboroi ird - Bchroeder. MoMlnnvllle;
?lme - l'oo. nth Heit: lit - Pjntlui,
IlbVnr; and - . ""m":M,rdnS;
Bklnner, IKHlmond. Time - ";"
Heit: lit - Edwirdi, H'B '"..T
Morimin. Orenlmin; 3rd
Beiverton. Time - 11:00. '""'"
lit Smllb. Mllwiukle; and -Oreni.m:
Ird - K""
- lo.e. nth Heit: ut - n;,p";
l.m: 2nd - Shelfold,
Cuff, OerviH. Time - '' Jotl,""i '
lit Billiburr. Bilem: and Snook.
Junction Cltr: Ird - Klnul.r, Oikrldie.
""Hl'irTicnool hlth hurdlei: lit Heit:
lit McNlll. Shedd. Time - 1M. and
Heit: lit Stinton, Pilot Hock. Time
If " ird Heit: lit - oreer. Oerv.li.
Time - III. 4th He.t: lit - Riymond.
iow.ll. Time - III th Heit: lit -Bui,
Stiyton. Time - '
l,t - Bowmin. Eiticidi. Time - III.
1th Heit: lit - Clou, Newport. Time
li ll .h Heit: HI -Smcl.lr, .t.c.di.
Tim. 11:00. th He.t: Ut - Rejnoldl,
Centril. Time 10.0. 10th Heit: lit -Otirnier.
Redmond. Tlmi i - "l
Heit: lit flchiuhorn. Redmond. Time
""is'tV'He.t: lit - Beirerton.
Tim. - 1 a. th Heit: lit - Proi.ler.
ieTverton. Time - III. Mill He.t: l.t
Slo.n, Coll... Orove. Tim. - 113. lth
Heit: Ut Crenih.w. ftelem. Tim.
II I Hlh Heit: Ut - Oieette. Cincide.
Time U.S. . t j, .
Collei. Invlt.llon.l hurdle.
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llt -and
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College hlih hurdlw: lit Den !
ion. Willamette; Jnd - UorrU, 06C.
Tlmt 1:00. '
Hlih ichool dUtKQee medley: lit Hut:
Ut Eitacds iBowman. Bryan, weU-
berer. Rutherford). 2nd Kim Ira: Srd
Cinyonvllle. Time U:S1.7 (new rec
ord), and Heat: lit UcUinnvliie; 3rd
8t. Helena. Time U.K.
Collet dlitanca medley: lit dlvUton:
1st Portland U. Time 10:.l.
2nd Division Watblncton. Time . -
College Invitational daah: Ut Iter-
Tin. Brock, 06C; Ind Hutehlruon,
Washington; Ird Mock, Ortton. Tine
8.9,
College loo duh: lit Keater. HOCI:
2nd Cock 1 nr. Willamette; Ird Mo
Ktnile, OCT. Time 10.4.
college proah - JV daih: lit Flow
J. Portland: 2nd Griffith. WllJam-
ette; 3rd Mlion, OBC. Tim 10.1.
msn kmooI ut: ut Heat: lit
Jonea, Pilot Rock: 2nd AWp, Central;
3rd Peteraon, Central. Tim 2:11.2.
and Heat: lit Knapp, Salem; 2nd
Kretten, Ore well: 3rd flprlgga, Oak
rldie. Time 3:05.4.'
High school 440 sprint relan: lit
race: lit Canyonvllle: 2nd Shedd:
3rd Pilot Rock. Time 40:00. 2nd
race: Ut Ot trail; 2nd Jefferson:
3rd North Marlon. Tim 4:4. 3rd
race ut Vernonla; 2nd Sacred
Heart: 3rd Junction City. Tim
48.6. 4Eh race: Ut West Linn: 2nd
Wood burn; 3rd Central. Time 41.00.
5th race: lit Cottage Drove; 2nd
Central: 3rd St. Helens. Time
47.3. Cth race ut Salem: 2nd
Beiverton; 3rd Mllwaukie. Time
47:3. -
College 440 sprint relay: ftertion Oni-
Ut OSC Rooki; 2nd Willamette;
3rd Portland Bt. Time 40.6. Sec
tion 2: lit Lewii Clark: lr,A
SOCK; 3rd OCE. Tim 48.00. See-
tlon 3: lit Oreton; 2nd OSC; 3rd
Willamette. Time 44:00.
iilgn acdtool J mil . 1t
lit Kltacada: 2nd Klmtra- rA '
Oreiwell. Time 0:04.4. Jnd race: Ut
Salem; 2nd Albany; 3rd Central,
Time 1:50.8.
Collecs 2-mlla relay lt whin.i
ton; 2nd Seattle. Pae. irA '
Aim a:uv.t. i
High school M0 rv lt i.i I
usrvau; ana Monroe; 3rd Culver.
Time 1:44.2. 2nd Heat: let rnt.i-
2nd cascade; 3rd Ventonla. Time 1
1:40.1. 3rd Heat: Ut Parkrw; 2nd
Cottac Orov; Ird Molalla. Tim
i.ss.d. tn Heat: 1st Crook Coun
ty; ana Salem: Ird nB.(AH
Time 1:38. ,
High school one nii. T.t uA...
Sallng, Salem I 2nd Newman, Newberg;
3rd Johnson, Oreiham. Time 4:40.3.
High school sprint medley relay: let
racB 1st Nrth Marion; 2nd
Bstacada; 3rd Bmfra. Tim 2:30.0.
2nd race: ut west Linn; 2nd
5 ,rd ndy. Tim
2:80.5. 3rd race: Ut Albany; 2nd
Cottac drove: SrA T..k.HM n
2:60. 4th race; lit Springfield; 2nd
ar1 Time 3:50..
Collt sprint medley relay: Ut sec
tion: lit OSC Rooks; 2nd OCE;
3rd Portland St. Time j;4B.t. 2nd
section: 1st Oregon; 2nd OSC; 3rd
ILi-T """'"" A,m" a:i.i (new ree-
Ora).
nign icdooi 440: lit Heat: 1st
Stanley, Cottac Grove; 2nd Relmer
Central; 3rd Praer, Newport. Time
m nw. MTr MCEril. Wheeler:
2nd Pries!!, Dallai; 3rd Papke,
17- i'- ro neat: ist
nan, crone county; 2nd Johnion.
Miem; am Kretten, Creswell. Time
nign scnooi 480 shuttle hurdles: Ut
uoweij. -iim 1:00.1,
2nd Heat: lit Kite cad a. Tim 1:07
ara neat: j Taft, Tim 1:10: th
.i CoUm Oto. Tim
L;' ut Lebanon,
Tim i:7.. oth Heat: 1st - mill,
boro. Time 1:05.4.
totieg inutile hurdl relays: Ut
niuBuieur, iime as. a.
College on nil relay: ut Waah
lncton; 2nd Oregon Stat; 3rd
atti rmmic, nm 3:29.2.
jficn scnooi broad Jump: Norte: 1st
L, Sclo; 2nd Lane, Oakrldg; 3rd
Domagalla, Salem. 20'2" (new record).
Senior: 1st Bacon, Waldport; 2nd
. ' urove 3rd Klmsey,
Oakrldg. 20'5".
High school high Jump Novice: ut
avuflua, BBTerion; ano Harihmui,
No. MoUlnnTlU; Ird Keran.n m"
Senior: 1st Walker, Salem; 2nd
oiomu, wttace orove; 3rd Bailey,
un scnooi pole vault: Novice: Ut
Lane, Parkros and Keech, Salem, tide.
2nd Ballew, Cottage Orove and Gte
ly, Salem, tied. 10'". Senior; ut
Eaton, Beiverton, and Wilson, Cottage
Orove, tied. 2nd Lclner, Hlllsboro.
Hlth school discus: Novice: 1st -Baling-,
Cor vail Is; 2nd Parker, Park
rose; 3rd Martin, Redmond. lll'O
(new reeord). Senior: lit Falls Van
couver; 2nd Stone, Oreiham; 3rd
Keppmger, aervaii. I4fl
High school lavelln: Novice: 1st
nutter, parkrose; 2nd Hyde, Mll
waukie; 3rd Stanard, Redmond.
inw (new record). Senior: Ut
Crouaer, Oreiham; 2nd Sloan, Cot
tag Orove; 3rd Da Pron, Pleasant
Hill. 173'2" (new record).
High schoo ihotput: Novice: 1st
Parker, Parkrose: 2nd Person, Salem:
3rd Kutter, Parkroie. 4110". Senior:
lit Marshall, St. Helens; 2nd
Meyers, Salem; 3rd Casey, McMlnn
Vllle. 815" (new record).
College broad Jump: Senior: 1st
oniodo, l-c; 2nd Cook, L-C. 22'8A",
Novice: Ut McKenxle, OCX; 2nd
Mcrariand, Oregon. 22'V.
College high lump: Senior: 1st
Wldenfeldt, Wash.; 2nd Tarpennlng,
Orwon; 2nd Badorek, Portland. t'V.
Linfield. 6'2". Novice: Ut Paucett,
Collei pole vault: Senior; lit
Holmes, Oregon State; 2nd Snyder,
Clark JC. 13. Novice: lit Klcken
bottom, Oregon; 2nd Sfegriat, OSC;
SPORTS
MONDAY, April 6
flprlng frolic, 1WI A rlubhoutr.
High ichool irark: Three-way inert between Sheridan, Wlllamlna and Central,
at Wlllamlna.
TUESDAY, April 7
Colin bate ball: OSC va. Willamette at Biuh'a puture. t p.m.
High aebtol baitball: 8 item at Bweet Home, Bcio at Mill City (night).
Junior high ichool bateball: wext flalera at Leslie.
High eihool track: Albany at Salem.
Professional wrestling: Salem armory, card alarts t 1:30 p.m.
It's fun to go to San Francisco on the "Shasta Daylight." You
relax. The engineer does the driving. Travel through the high
Cascade mountains; around 14,161-foot Mt. Shasta. Coffee
shop and dining cars: colorful Timberline Tavern car. Giant
picture windows. Seats are foam rubber and recline easily.
Leave Salem any morning 9:00; arrive San Francisco 11:15
same night. Convenient connections from points north and
east. Phone Southern Pacific or your local railroad agent for
resqrvations.
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Here They Come :!2ttjr& SS
turn in their event during the third annual Willamette re
lays at McCulloch stadium Saturday. Howard Sallng of
Salem won the mile. Over 1500 high school and college
athletes participated In the' four and half hour athletic
extravaganza. .
Body of Jim Thorpe'
To Be Sent to Oklahoma
. Lynwood, Calif. (U.fi) The
body of Jim Thorpe, whose
sports exploits won him ac
claim as the world's greatest
all-around athlete, will be sent
to Shawnee, Okla., after fun
eral services today.
The Indian star will be bur
ied near his birthplace in Ok
lahoma. " .
Friends here paid their fi
nal homage to Thorpe at serv
ices beginning today at Malloy
Brothers mortuary. His body
will lie in state until tonight
when rosary will be recited.
Sweet Home to Play
Viks Here Tomorrow
Having won over McMinn-
ville and Lebanon without too
much effort, Salem high's Vik
ing baseball club will play
Sweet Home Tuesday afternoon
on the latter's field.
Coach Harold Hauk expects
to give the nod to Lowell
Pearce for the pitching chores.
Pearce, an experienced chuck
er, is considered the No. 1 man
on the Vik squad.
WEE WILLIE'S WINNING
. San Bruno, Calif., CP) Wee
Willie Shoemaker is riding
winners at a record breaking
clip at Tanforan Race Track.
Six victories Saturday zoom
ed Shoes' 1953 total to 101.
That pace could smash Tony
Despirito's 390 winners in one
year, set in 1952.
Hlckenbottom. Orefon ind Rewl, On
ion, tied. li t".
Collwe ihot: senior: 1st HHcnm.n.
Wll.m.tt.: Ind Lloyd. OBC. 44' 10".
Novice: lit Jonei. orwon: anil
M.rtln.L-C. 46'11" lnw record).
Collei. J.velln: Senior: lit Nep.
rud, Wtllimette: 2nd Button. oeo.
19510". Novice Churcn, oec; ina
Hl.don. Oregon. 190'lj" (new record).
Collei. dlsrui: Senior: lit Wklen
telt, Wuh.: and Ollson. wllllmette.
US'. Novice: 1st Blictciitone. 06C;
Ind C.rlteni, L-C. 13&'2".
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Salem, Oregon, Monday, April 6, 1953
Senators Win
Sunday Game
Calistoga, Calif. The Sa
lem Senators' bats really boom
ed here Sunday as the Western
International league team lam'
basted three pitchers and beat
a Treasure Island Navy team
24 to 3.
Tonight the . Senators will
play the Vancouver team of the
W.I.L., a considerably strong
er opponent. ...
Salem scored in each of its
seven innings except the sev
enth, getting one in the first,
four in the second, six in the
third, three in each of th next
three frames and five in the
eighth.
Gene Tanselli was the heav
iest extra base hitter for the
Salem team, with a homer and
a triple. Les Witherspoon and
Don Masterson hit a four bag
ger apiece.
Bill Bevans started on the
hill for the Senators, giving up
three hits and thre runs in the
four innings he worked. He
walked two and fanned two.
Dick Strombach fanned five,
yielded thre hits and no runs in
the remainder of the game.
The short score:
Navy 010 200 000 2 6 4
Sen'rs 146 333 05x 24 22 1
Harper, Boyd, May and Sul
livan; Bevens, Strombach and
Masterson. ,
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NEWS AND FEATURES
Page 11
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Vik Trocksters Will
Compete Twice Here
Salem high s track and field
squad will take part in two
meets this week both at din
ger field. They will entertain
the Albany Bulldogs Tuesday
afternoon and Milwaukie the
following Friday.
Coach Vernon Gilmore gave
his candidates much needed
experience when he placed SI
of them in the Willamette re.
lays of last Saturday. Many of
them were sophomores. '
WASH. KETRIEVERS WIN
Portland U.R Retrievers
from Washington state captur
ed three of the first four plac
es in the all-age event of the
Oregon Retriever club s three'
day spring trial which ended
here yesterday.
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Talk Relays
Monday momtng'i teasion
ol the Salem Breaktait club
was devoted to a round table
discunion concerning a vari
ety of snorts, with nartlrulfil.
I attention to last Saturday's
i Willamette university sponsor
TKsk mIdm l4ntJ si A A
more participants than a year
ago and coaches agreed that
the event was well worth while.
In this connection Vern Gil
more, director of athletics for
boys In the Salem school sys
tem, pointed out that the re
lays enabled him to send SI
boys Into competition.
Ted Ogdahl, track coach at
Willamette, said the university
hoped to - attract a few big
names In track and field for
participation in Invitational
races.
Greater participation for
boys of the high school level
was suggested by Vern Mc
Mullin, layman. G 1 1 m o r e
agreed mat It was desirable
but pomted out that coaching
and physical facilities were
being used to the utmost ca
pacity. . . ; " ' " ., ! ;: ,
Wolves Blast
Prison Grays
The Oregon State Peniten
tiary Grays came out on the
short end of the 20-3 score Sat
urday as the visiting OCE
Wolves smacked out 16 hits,
mi of them by Roger Dasch
in the same number of trips to
the plate.
Four Wolves pitchers took
the mound, allowing but six
hits among them. Starter Arnie
Fitzer was credited with the
win. Five Grays worked the
mound. The Wolves made two
errors, the Grays nine. .
Grays hitting was marked
by a round-tripper by Ted Wil
son in the fourth. '
OCE ..413 031 710 20 16 2
Grays 000 300 000 8 6 9
Fitzer, Suttong (4) Nairn (6)
Kundsen (8) and Grassman;
Enijman, Webb (2) Moster (6),
Gault (7) Williams (9) and
Gwinn, Hershey (2).
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Six American Legion junior baseball teams may operate
In Marion county during: the 1953 season, reports district
2-A Chairman Bruce Williams. Mill City and Aums
ville Legrion officials are considering- starting Legion
ball in those towns, neither of which has ever had junior
baseball before. If Legion teams materialize In those
two towns, it would mean that district 2 would be the
biggest Legion baseball district in the state, as far as
number of teams is concerned. Salem, Stayton, Wood
burn and Mt. Angel, Marion county towns with teams last
season, will all be back In the race this year. Williams
asks that any other Legion post interested In sponsoring
a team contact him as soon as possible. His phone num
ber Is the envy of every taxi company 44444.
Salem's Legion team, whfch last year won the North
west region championship, is still in need of a sponsor .
to take one-third sponsorship this season. A local auto
mobile dealer has definitely taken one-third sponsorship
... a group of merchants in a certain district outside
the city limits will probably take another third . . . the
remaining third is wide open. Prospective sponsors
may contact Daryel Donaldson, chairman of Capital
Post No. 9's baseball committee . . . 24528.
Bobby Sturgeon, manager of the new Edmonton team
in the Western International league, plans to play second
base himself this year. He is a former shortstop for the
Boston Braves. Was lats with them in 1948. Sturgeon
worked with two other minor league baseball managers
on his job with the Fluor corporation, a Los Angeles
building and contracting firm, during the summer. Also
employed at Fluor were Cliff Dapper, ex-catcher for the
fionywooa btars and Brooklyn Dodgers, who will manage
the Billings club in the Pioneer league this season; and
Jerry Gardner, former St. Louis Cardinal, who will pilot
vibhiih in xne uaiuornia league. , f
Tl ri1 i it m - . ,
. me soiem nerrians win noi iiKeiy sponsor any more
amateur boxing cards at the armory until next fall. -It's
too difficult to get kids to spend much time with
boxing during the spring and summer months, when
fishing' streams, baseball diamonds and summer em
ployment beckon. A series of amateur cards is being
planned for next fall and winter. The Cherrians hope
to conduct them on a steady schedule, instead of just
spasmodically. '
Journal Sports Man
Will Cover Senators
Capital Journal Sports Edi
tor Chris Kowitz, Jr., left Bun
day for Calistoga, California,
to cover the final stages of the
baiem senators pre-season
training program. ,
Reports of Senators activi
ties will come to the Capital
Journal from the spring train
ing camp daily by wire until
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The Senators are due to re
turn to Salem Saturday for !
their final few days of training
before the opener with. Cal
gary on the 24th.
WRESTLING
MAIN EVENT Battle Royal
Jaok Kiser, Dale Klur, Don
Kindred, Frank James, Tar
Vamaio,; Ralph' Alexander,
Oewsa Drake. ' :
' SALEM ARMORY
TUESDAY, 8:30 P.M.
Spwnortd by An. legta No. 9
N.w Mod.l R.H4 LOADSTAR with
dump body. IPO pow.r optional.
Phone 2-4123