Friday. May 2t, ltM
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,
Haes, Furccl
Lcsa Western !
St Louis (V-Freddie Haas
and Marty Fursol. showing un-
aeern for Beuerivsrs stub
V
born par TO, led the field Fri-
day as the 80th annual Western
Open Golf Tournament moves
into second round play. .
Haas, a New Orleans pro who
double a a maker of golf
clubs, and Fursol, the 1951
Western winner from Lament
ill, nroae par with 8s, giving
them a one stroke lead over Art
WalL Jr., a youngster from
Ponoco Manor, Pa., after Thurs
day's first round competition.
They were the only players
to get the best -i. Bellerive's
hilly, narrow, 8.578-yard
course, although nine entries
tied for fourth with par-match
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ing 70S.
Rough Day on Ulcers of
filsjor League Managers
. Br CARL LTJNDQTJIST '
Mew York UJtt It wm
(Mi tbM today to watefc car
tel Major Leafs snarisrsrs
IomIt to prevent snlcld
Th water of the last river
must have looked tempting to
lo Durocher of the' Giants
when he went home over the
Brooklyn bridge after another
maddening defeat to the
Dodgers, 7-6. And Eddie
Stanky of the Cardinals might
have felt like jumping in front
of the train instead of board
ing it for St. Louli last night
after a 10-10 tie In Cincinnati
In game they ahould have
won nearly an hour before It
was. halted by a curfew agree
ment Al Loom might have felt
aier with bar on hia hotel
window at St. Louis after his
Indians blew a 7-5 decision to
the lowly Browns because
eastoff Bob Elliott went wild
and drove In six runs with a
grand slam homer, a single
and an infield out
Ditto for Lou Boudreau in
Philadelphia where he watch
ed Mel Parnell finally lose to
the Athletics, 6-1, after beat
ing them nine straight times.
Fred Haney at Pittsburgh
couldn't have felt too chipper
when his Pirate couldn't win
All the
By BO 8AIN8BTJBT
Indianapolis, CJJtt BUI Vak
OTiek said today he plans to
"stay in front all the way"
when he goes oat for the 50
sail ' Indianapolis Speedway
Championship that eluded him
test year by only 10 minutes.
Only radio station in this
area to carry a broadcast of
the complete Indianapolis
race Saturday will be KFDQ,
Portland, (00. keys. The
broadcast will come direct
from the track, beginning at
7:45 ajn. (FST), and will
continue for four hoars or
longer depending, of coarse,
oa the time it takes to com
plete the race. Sid Collins
will be at.the mike.
The front-running daredevil
and his race car last May 30
slammed into the wall of the
Indianapolis speedway only
eight laps short of victory,
when he was 25 seconds in
front of the field.
Minimum Stops
Vukovlch led the pack of 33
race cars for 150 of the 192 laps
he covered and tomorrow when
the race goes on again before
an expected audience of 175,
000, he wants to do the same
thing for the full distance.
"I'm going to try to stay in
front all the way, If possible,
be said. 1 don't plan on many
FAN FARE
Major Leagues 9
(B The Aaatehvtcd Mai
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Mev- Vet i 11 Mi
Ohlett ........... XI H .ft
Cleveland .......... is ' U JVA
Boeton M If M
Washington is IS jea-
Fhlleaelphla ....... IS IS .4M
.......... 14 SS Ml
IS XT JTS
Beer Taik T, Weehhteloa a.
niladalphla A. Beaten U
at iMk 1, Omlud S.
Ool7 SUMS achoaBlO&.
- MATIOIMI, LAAOTJS .
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MUweakee ......... SS - II
an. Loale .......... 11 IS
Breokljn .......... SS 14
Philadelphia ....... is 14
Hew Tori ......... IS IS
mtakarsh ......... IS SS
Chisage ........... II SI
Olaomnetl ......... SS
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S. FltUknh I.
Brooklm T. Mev Tort s (IS Sanaa
Cincinnati IS. St. Letat IS ISM, called
end at lth to allow St, lMi t
sua a train).
Only games ochiffalod. '
witli 15 hits against Jim Kon-
stanty, who struggled to a
route-going t-S victory for the
Phils. There was woe again
for Bucky Karris at Yankee
stadium, where he is used to
It a Bob Porterf leW, bidding
for his sixth straight victory,
was pounded instead for., his
fourth defeat, 7-1. ..
The other teams had off
days, sparing their managers
frustration. " -
Aims to 'Lead
Way in G
pit stop. Two at the most'
Vukovlch was rated a stand
out favorite In the fastest field
ever to reach the starting line
for the annual sped and endur
ance test '
He will open the scramble
from the inside position In the
first of the 11 rows of three
cars each, earning the favored
spot by bis qualifying speed of
lSB.sva Dines per nour xor iout
, A .11.. .1 W.1
lap, or 10 miles, on the asphalt
and brick oval. -Fast
Qualifier
The qualifying time was the
second fastest in history, and
100-Mile Race
At Oakland
Memorial Day
Oakland (UJ9 Top drivers
from Seattle to lios Angeles
will compete tomorrow in the
West's own Memorial Day clsi
sic; the 1953 Pacific Coast 100
mile Big Car Championship.
Twenty four of the fastest
cars will race at the Oakland
Speedway on the banked, five
eighths mile asphalt track.
Favorites for the 180-lap
grind are Don Radbrook, 1951
champion from San Francisco;
Jack Flaherty, San Francisco;
Joe Gemss, Pasadena, and
George Amick of Seattle, Pad'
flc Northwest titlist
At Legion Practice
American Legion team la pat throagh its paces by eeaek
Viae Genoa, la apper photo, some of the 69 boys eat
fer the Legion team watch as Bob (Lefty) Foreman takes
a practice slides The boys in the lower photo are too yeoag
for Legion baseball, bat they are on hand every night, any
how, to pick np a few pointers. From left they are Sandy
Atwood, I years eld, 1545 Jefferson; Keith Stra.n, years
old, 1595 Jefferson; Dob Garrett t years old, 1715 Baker;
and Kent Garrett, IS years eld, 1115 Baker. .: . v . .
Victoria Tyces May be
to Drop From WIL
Victoria OUttJ The Victoria
Trees will probably be forced
to drop from the Western In
ternational Baseball Lei rue
anleas the team raises Sit,-,
at through ticket sales by
Monday, President Art bar
Cos said today.
The test-ditch warning that
the Trees were en the verge
f a fhuactel collapse came
after an . attendance drive
failed to attract mere tans to
the dob's heme gaaaesv
' The money is needed to
carry the slab threarh its
preseat financial difficul
ties," Csx said.
"We've done oar best to
keep baseball In Victoria,
and the calibre of ball has
been of the highest'' Business
Manager Beg Patterson said.
"New it'a ap to the fans to
shew whether they want as
to carry on."
Minor League Scores
. (Br The iaaecltled I-reee) '
UnXU ASSOCIATION
Oeramane A, IndlenopoUo 4 (II ran.)
Toledo A, Charlenen I.
Sa. rani S, Minneapolis t.
! BiisaiiAtiowAi, usaon
Ottawa 4, Soring Mlo I (M
Attala 4, arraoaee S.
Boeheeter S, Toronto A. r; i
u a. aieiumore a.
WBSTSSW LAAOUS
Cltr i. Lincoln s (IS
Coiaraea Spring, S, Denver t (IS San.),
mehlo a, Pee Molaaa 1.
WUttUa IS. Omaha S.
TEXAS LBAOVB
San Aatanla T. Houtoa s (IS taints).
Sauaa A, ouaheme city 1.
amreveaert a Boaameat 4.
Tttlas a, Part Worm s Cf -Inning bt).
nownw uasin
Salt take Cltr IS, Oreat SABS S.
Ovdta 11. BUlmga S.
Baua at Hatlo ValMr aa Uabe ram
at raeataua, mltnann, rata.
Kg Race
he set it on the first day of
trials. The full field qualified
at an average speed of 138.435
mile per hour, compared with
135.504 for the 1952 list
Due to injuries suffered last
summer in a crash, defending
champion .Troy Ruttman will
not compete this year. Only
two former winners will be in
j the field, Bill Holland, return-
m after a two-year suspension
! I .. . . . .
by the contest board of the
American Automobile Associa
tion, and Johnny Parsons.
OCE Loses to
Portland State
In Title Game
Portland W) Portland
State won the Oregon Collegi
ate Conference baseball cham
pionship Thursday on the fly
ing feet of Third Baseman Orv
Adams, who stole home in the
ninth inning for a 9-8 victory
over Oregon college or. eau
cation.
The playoff game, twice de-
layed by rain, was deadlocked
when Adams singled, moved
to third base on two infield
bouncers, and then raced
home ahead of a pitch.
ParUaBd Stata ... tat 114 IS1 II I
o. o. a sis mi loo is s
Aaua, Koakala (I) and AMaran:
PalAMalat, Slltaar (1) aa4 Oaaualau.
y WaH Ditsaa
These are typical seeaes at Baker
field every evening as the Salem
An average of only 101
fans went through the turn
stiles at the Tyees' first 14
home games for a total at
tendance of 14,100, compar
ed to 25,019 for the same
aamber of gamea last year.-
The fifth-place Trees re
mained la the league last sea
son only after a "save base
ball? drive was held.
Left-Handed
Hitters Take "
Over Swat Leads
New York () A pair of
left-handed ' hitting ' veterans
have taken over the . major
league tutting races. -
Mickey Mantle, whose only
.300 or better season in 1948
brought him the American
League title with a J53 aver
age, is out in front in the
American League at .381 and
Johnny Wyrostek of the Phila
delphia Phillies has Jumped
back into first position in the
National League with J70.
Vernon, the Washington Sen
ators' steadiest hitter for years.
got 11 hits in 25 times at bat
last week and vaulted from
fourth place to the top. He
displaced George Kell of Bos
ton, who fell to second this
week at .358 after going only
"8 for 23" in the week. Aver
ages are through Monday
night's games.
Vernon also passed Pete Sud
or of Philadelphia, who drop
ped to third at .345, and Cleve
land's Al Rosen. Rosen fell to
fifth behind New York's
Mickey Mantle, a J38 batter,
when his average dipped to
.300. ,
' Wyrostek belted seven' safe
ties In 18 tries, leaving him
seven points ahead of second
place Red Schoendienst of the
St Louis Cardinals, who had
263.
Roy Campanella of Brook
lyn, meanwhile, had only six
hits in 28 times up and plum
meted to fifth place in the
standings at .338. He lost 28
points and fell behind Richie
Ashburn of Philadelphia, third
with .358, and Jim Greengrass
of Cincinnati, fourth with .349.
53-Pound Bass
From South Coos
Coos Bay Wi 'a 83-pound,
2 -ounce striped bass was caught
In the South Coos River this
week by Mrs. Blanche Naugle
of Bunker Hill. That was Just
one pound under the all-time
Coos Bay record for ban. The
record fish was landed last
year. "
Yesterday's Slars
(Br Th Aitoclttcd Prtu)
Lritchinr Whltor Ford Hew York
TsWktM, woo bli fourth itrahft.1 taunt
tvDd proMrred hU record of Dvtr hivlnf
lost m tftrtr m bo held WithlAto&
to flvt hlU. New York won, 1-S.
Battlnr Bob Elliott, t. troala Browtu,
homtrod with tht htsM lotvdtd tn6
droro la two other rtjiu te the Browni'
T- vktorr over Cltveioad.
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13S N. Commtrciol
Les Slattery, Jr.. a 28-year-
old St Louisa n, led the ama
teurs by posting a TO that led
for a while. Then Al Besselink
of Grossing er, N.Y, Ed Furgol
of St Louis, no relation to
Marty, ' Csry Middlecoff of
Memphis and Dutch1 Harrison
of Ardm6re, Okla., moved in.
Blair Gets Bend Job
Bend W) Stan Blair, former
Lewis It Clark college athlete,
will be football coach at Bend
high school next fall. He suc
ceeds L. K. Robertson, who be
comes football' coach at Eu
gene high. v
LEGALS
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TAFT ITAtTf
nones JURIST n oivzm ihai u
Common Cornell of tha cltr at Salon.
Oregon. Saorat It nacesearr and axpa
dloat and kerebr ooalaraa 1U purpoee aaS
IfiUotlon to laprovo TAST STRAIT,
from tha north, line of Madlios street
to the norther lr terminal of TatfStroet,
no eitv . of eaiem. Marlon count.
Oregon, or orlnitns aald portion at aald
ttreel to the eatabluhed sraoa. srorldlns
dramas,, eonatnwttns eemont eonereto
eurae, oonatmetlns aloevaUu oa the oaat
atde acly, and pa rise aald portion at
aald street vlth a 1 teen aashelUs
oonereta RaTemant St foot vide, at too
moo of tao antuns and adieemt
aartr. aseopt tha etreet and alter
tntaraaetlona. wnlah atpenaa U1 ha aa-
eajaed 97 the altr at Sale, and assent
tha atdewaliA. which vui he oonatnetad
at the eeet af the aantuas-snsartr
r. aa tat ananrnSnfia with the aiana
and apeoinoaMane therefor which vara
aaostad a (ho Cemmiia Ceaaell Mas 1L
tee,, vaacn are new an roe m tne amoa
af the eftr reeeidei and which ar this
Theea plana and apeelfwetlena mas
anammea at anr aatareeted sartr.
The Common OouneU horeb ooalaraa
ta snrpoea and Intention te make tha
above deeerlbod Imnravomant hf and
Ihrouah tha etreet Improvement depart
ment. The Common Cesses has declared He
Attention af ataklns I
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straight
THIS WHISKEY IS 4
Glove Ccdr.gctHb
welterweight dlristea, eentsmplatea th left gleve f Je
Mleeli a Joe threw en at aim la th second reaad of
their boat at Detroit Bat Johnny has a right going la to
Jo' nose, just te va things np. Saxton wea a ananlmoaa
deeisloa in to fight that went the fall tea roaads. (AP
Wlrephote) -..... . v ,-;viss-
Imnroraaiant aeon In the laas of a r
motutranoe. hat abieeUona to the' mak
ing af each Improvement mar nererthe
loei aa made In writing and filed vllk
the eltr roeordor at an, thee wlUim lea
dart attar thn final nabUcaUan of tale
notice, and an Jane a. latt, at 1:N
o'clock. ,a. In tha eltr hall, the Com
mon Coancll vlll - bear any neraon do
alrins to appear asAlaet tha making at
auch Improromenl. . '
Br Order af the Commas Conn ell Has
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Ojnm Homt. Cltr lUoaroer
Data at final nahUaaUon: Mar la. tsel.
. star is, ss. SS
MOTHS or SCBOOf. SXSCTION -.
Xotlct herebr It slran as aha' legal
mien of School Dlatrlet He. tool,' Mar-
rum counur. oreson, mat tha annual
aleouon for aald dlatrlet via ho held
aald dletrlel tram tha haws . at S
o'clock P.M. to aha hoar at S o'clock
r.M, Feelfle Standard Tuna, am Men
der, Jane la, mi for the purpoee at
aieeiug ana . aireeanr aa. aarvo nr n
term af five rear,.
Tha polling slaeaa via ha as tollavt:
School roactlon Praabxt Ho. V aiaa-
land achaol Keeth ath a HlgWend Aro-
nnei
Isston School, list Lanelag A venae
School BMetlan Preclaet He. s-oranl
shoal. Market north CMtasa anreotai
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vaad aahoal. Neoraakn Kerth lath
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School Office Balldlns. OSS Marth BhA
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School SueUoc rroeuct Mo. S-SUca-
M School, ruahmoad and Hill streetas
School SleaUoa rreetncl Ma. S Uella
Janlor lr School, south Cottaaa S
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School Election Vroclnet Ho. S Silem
a,llkU School. MM Libert? Aoe4;
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