.!.;
ieimo:ors,Ycikspeini Series Heire
Senators Hit Four Home
Runs in Dumping Davids
Salem's Senators, holding a
slim .! lead ever second
place Spokane after a dlaas
treus road trip, return to Wa
ters park tonight to batUi
with fourth-place Yakima.
Yakima defeated Salem two
gsmes out of three in a recent
series at Yakima, and manager
Hugh Luby'a Senators are eager
lor revenge.
Dave Dahle, a left hander,
will pitch for the Senator! to
night ai they atruggle to itay
ahead of Spokane. Game time
ii 8:15.
Spokane was rained out at
Edmonton last night. Those two
teams will likely play a dou
bleheader in Edmonton to
night. If Spokane wins both
games, Salem will drop into
second place, regardless of
what the Senators do tonight
Salem took a night off from
league activity last night, but
played the House of David in
an exhibition game at Waters
park, easily winning 11-2.
Four Senators hit home runs.
They were Gene Tanielll, Con-
WIL Standings
aim
I &MskaBa
Vancouver
Samoa to
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Ctlttry
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W L fct.
Demchuck, Jack
O'Reilly Clash
In Main Event
Johnny Demehuek and
Irish Jack O'Reilly meet to
night at the Salem armory
for ths right ta meet Frank
Stojaek, holder of the Coast
Junior Heavyweight title,
j Both wrestlers have gone
through long elimination.
O'Reilly gained the final!
last week when he eliminat
ed John Henning while D em
chuck upset the Masked
Marvel the same night to get
his chance for the Stoisek
bout.
' In the semi-final match of
the night the Masked Marvel
take on Greg Jaeque. Jaequs
held George Drake to a draw
, last week and should put np
a great fight
In the opener at Hen
ning goes against Mr. Saka
ta. If Tony Roos has recov
ered enough from the wound
be got last week ho will be
the referee. Rosa had stitches
taken ta his Hp when Dem
ehnck'i elbow struck him.
Oregon Cycle
Riders Wn
At- Olympic
Olympia W) Oregon motor
eyclifts ran awsy with honors
at the 10th annual deaths head
derby here Sunday.
First place in the hazard
race went to Gene Thiessen,
Zugene. It wss his third win
during the 10 years the rsce
has been held here.
Jim Garber of Oregon City
took second place.
Another Oregon rider. Id
win Day of The Dalles, came
hi first m the novice division.
Smith Knocks
OutCoates
New York Wallace
(Bud) Smith, victor by a tech
nical knockout over Carl
Coates, was angling today for
shot at world lightweight
champion Jimmy Carter at Cin
cinnati fat October or Novem
ber. Smith, a Cincinnati native,
handed Coates the first kayo
of his career in a televised bout
at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway
Arena when the fight was
stopped at the end of the sixth
round.
CORRECTION
The Loglonnaira making
the pr e se n t at ie of the
American Legion junior
baseball state championship
trophy at Waters park Sun
day was 1 state commander
Dallas Nolsh of Portland.
The Capital Journal errone
ously Identified him as dis
trict 'commander John Mulr
of Mill City in a picture cap
tion yesterday.
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Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, August 4, 1953 Pag 13
Meater'a eUsalU:
Vancotieer L Vletarla S.
Spokane at Kdmontoa, rata.
Lewletoa at caleerr. rata.
Oolr lameo echeduled.
TaeeSar'a Bcbeaalei
Leerletoa at Caleerr lit.
Spokana at Edmoatoa.
Victoria at Vaneaufer.
Yeklma at aalem.
Wenetc&ee at Trl-Cllr.
West Salem Lions Clinch
Tie for C League Crown
The West 8 al e m Lions
clinched a tia for the "C"
League title last night with a
!- win over Jacksoa Jewel
ers. The Legion Post remained
In the race with a 11-3 win
over Four Corners,
The Lions have one. game
left on their schedule and that
is with the Legion Post next
week. Jackson's drops out of
the race.
Cliff Johnson pitched a two
hitter at the Jewelers but his
pitching was overshadowed by
Bud inapeiie wno hurled a
The lone
hit off Chapelle came in the
first inning.
West Salem tallied their run
in the third when Steve
Briggs, who had the only hit,
got on by an error. Briggs ad
vanced to second by stealing
and then went to third on a
passed ball. Kent Lammers
filed out, and he scored after
the catch.
nie Perez, Chuck Esseglan and
Jerry Ballard.
Jim Peterson, a rookie held
the bearded team to six hits
and struck out nine batters in
the seven innings he pitched.
Ballard, by his own request.
pitched the last two innings for
Salem.
The game was preceeded by
the annual Salem Senator pic
nic, in which fans are allowed
to come down on the field and t one-hitter but lost,
mingle wiui ine players.
Mrs. Don Masterson won an
electric toaster in the players'
wives' cake-baking contest.
IBr The Aaaoclatea rreeel
Vancouver shut out Victoria
1-0 in the Western Internation
al Baseball League's only game
Monday night and vaulted into
third place three games behind
pace-setting Salem and Spokane.
Vancouver hurler Bob Rob
erts, a Calgary castoff, master
ed the Tyees with six hits,
striking out four and walking
five, as he chalked up his sev
enth win since joining the Ca
pilanos. Chuck Davis singled
home the game's only run in
the fourth inning, scoring Nick
Castas who had singled, stolen
second and reached third on a
wild throw by the catcher.
Salem and Spokane, locked
in a virtual tie for the league
leadership, were idle, Salem
resting at home with an open
date and Spokane sitting out a
rainstorm at Edmonton. Rain
also washed out the only other
scheduled contest Lewiston at
r?a1ffarv.
Salem returns to action
Tuesday night as host to the.
Yakima Bears, while wenai
ehee opens a three-game series
at Trl-Citv.
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B H O 1 HOI
S S ITneellla 1 1
tea siabr.M s s
4 S 4 lFera,l-f Sit
SSI SDro.ei-1 t t
41 awhep.r-l 1 t
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111 4SMin.lt 411
a t 1 1fatrm a 4 I 14
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abtnl.a-f 1 t t t
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"C LEAGl'I STANOINCS
W L
Wait Balem Lion
Leeloa Post 114
Jackeoa Jewelero
Dlckaoa'a Market
Etra'a Keller Markel ...
Pour cornera S 4
Sttloka'a t 4
Orchard Hetihta a t
Latt ntfhta etorae: Lee ion Poat lit
Pour Corntra I; Wait Salem Lloae
Jackaoa Jewelori a.
Pet.
1-000
.111
.147
.447
.404
111
.400
too
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LEAGII STANDINGS
w u
Salem Laundry ., 1 1
Blihoa Elertrte 4 3
Warnar Motor, 4 1
Orchard Helitita 1 I
Truai O'.l I 1
Vlata Merchanu 3 I
Pour Corntra t t
Tonlaht'i aama: Truai Oil re.
Merchanu at Lealle 11:151.
Pet.
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.447
000
Vlata
Stan Sather came through
with both Jackson's hits as he
singled in the first and again
in the fourth. The losers could
n't get a man any farther than
second base and they did once.
Legion Post 136 led all the
way after the top of the first to
defeat Four Corners 11-3. The
Hlmch a,
Haaa.lt
Keller.!!
Oatu.e
sandra.cf
Mltebll.lk
wanakl.rf
Blrkmp.3
Cbpena,
-.i. aa a 11 It Total, SI la S7
.1 Dartd .. 000 3M 000 S S
Balem 300 140 11 II 1
TlU.r! IP AB H S SO IB
Chapetta 4 11 '
Feteraer, ... T 37 1 1 a
Ballard .... 1 I I
wr-Chaeetta. Winner Palawan, B
Ujum, Oatu. Kelavkh, aabatlnl, Ult
i.ii tttrkenkema. HJC Tanaalll. Perat,
nuailan. Ballard. TBH Oatu, Btiealan,
area. Keller. B1 TuieellL Wlther-
apoon S. Ohapetta, MaiM PJM 1,
muia a. mallard. Lab. SW Blrkett-
DP Terra ta LttBT WIIKer-
A HIS.
, tat 400 4001 S 1
wt .11.
Taimaeer too MO ea 1 e i
Bottler eaed MarMa; Boberta and Da
rat to.
Eliminations
For Semi-Pro
Tourney Open
. ' - a a
Portland vn a aeries 01
sudden -death playoffs start
here tonight to pare down the
record-breaking number of en
tries received for the 16 berths
available in annual Oregon
State Baseball Association tov-nament.
Officials were forced to pair
up S3 teams for 11 of the 16
berths. Five already have been
filled by aeeded clubs.
First games in the piayoti
bracket tonight pit Forest
Grove against Stubbs Lakers
and McMinnville against Port
land Air Base. The playoffs
continue through Monday
night.
The tournament is scheduled
to open Sunday
SPORTS SLATE
TUESDAY
Baseball
r. Waiters International teacue Lewlaton at Calaerr. Srokena al Bdmontoa.
9Vklma at Salem. Wenetehee at Trl-Cltr. and Vlrtorla at Vancouver.
"S" Leaeue: Salem Laundrr ve. Orchard Helfhu at Barrlck and Truaa Oil Ta.
VUta Merchanu at Utile. IAD am-e al 1 11.)
Softball
Tndualrta! Leaeue: Ho lame erhedulad.
Cltr Leacua plar-oMai Uaed Car Oealera ea. alien Merehaata at Philllp'i
field I7 J0I.
Broadcasts
KOCO Ne York OlanU vi. Chleaio Cuba at 13 OS.
Wrestling
Salem Armory (I Hv Mala erent lrleh Jack O'Ralllr va. Johnnr Damchuck.
Abio prelimlnarlea and apeclal arent.
WEDNESDAY
., Baseball
Western Inlernatlonal Leaaua' Lewliton at Caltarr. aookana at Bdmontoa,
Taklma al Salem. Wenatchea at Trl-cur. and Victoria at Vancouver.
"C" Leaaue: S'einke'a vi. Orchard HeuhU at Orchard Heleata and Bert'a
Cellar Market re. Dlckaon l Market at Luiie. (AU amea al 4 II. I
Softball
Tnduetrlal Leaeue: Mayflower vv. Pirat Chrlitlaa al Fhltllp'l (l.tti; Xaj
Woe'ea va. wnlaamotte at Ollnaer ta.101.
Cltr Leaeue pler-offa: Salem Merchanla re. Vaod Car Daalara al PAUlla'a
at:Hi. lit aeeded.1
Broadcasts
KOCO Salem Benetora ra. THma Bara at l it.
THURSDAY
Baseball
Weetara InurnatMnal Leaaue: LearUton al tdmtataa. Takima al Salem.
Wenatchea at Trl-Cltr. ard Vancouver al Victoria.
f Leaaue Junior BaMball: Warner Maura aa. Serf 'I Market al Waal eUlcea
asd BUho aacetna n. Poor Oorner, Merchanu al Barrlck. (AU tamaa al 4;il.l
Softball
tnduetrlal Leaiua- Plremen va. Keiaar BectrU al Pbllllp'a Piete) fl otit Plrat
Pi'kwtl Bank v. Commercial Seat Cotera at PBIUlpa l ton Poalal ClerU vi
TMCA at U1I4 (I '
Broad rasts
nnrt-C'"'itti lnditaa n. waehuutsa Snitori at 13 as aa aaiam aeaatota
Ta. Takieoa Baara al t It.
Salem Merchants Capture
First Playoff Game, 7-5
The Salem Merchants cap
tured the first game of' the
City league Softball play-offs
last night when they edged
the Salem Used Car associa
tion 7-5 at Phillip's field. A
win tonight would give the
title to the Merchants or a
loss would send the play-off
into a third game.
The Merchants tallied three
runs in the first inning on hits
by Blsnton and Knight and
two errors and two walks,
They added two more in the
second to take a 5-0 lead on
a triple by Payne, a double by
Vandevort, and an error.
Salem's Used Car Dealers
made it 5-1 with a single run
in the top of the third. Sherk
and Haugen each singled to
help out.
Vandevort homered ln the
fifth to give the Merchants a
five-run margin. While the
Merchants were getting one
run in the sixth the Used Car
Association was getting two in
each of the last two frames.
Micheela homered with one
on in the sixth while Moore
Battling Nelson
Suffers Loss
To Jack Puscas
Portland " Jack Puscas,
Pacific Northwest amateur fea
therweight c h a m pi o n from
Eugene won a technical knock
out in three rounds over Wil
lie Nelson, Salem, last night
in an AAU-sponsored boxing
eard at the WOW hall here.
Jim Puscas, Jack's brother,
decisioned Jack Weiss, Albany,
in his first bout after a two-
year layoff.
i
Beavers Sign
Willie Ramsdell
Portland J.f3 General Man
ager Bill Mulligan disclosed to
day the Portland Beavers have
acquired knuckle ball pitcher
Willie Ramsdell, who was re
leased by the Los Angeles Angels.
Beaver Reliefer Boy welma-
ker was given an outright re
Ramsdell has a 5-6 pitching
record to date.
INDUSTRIAL UAOUS
W L
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TMCA
Wolsamotu
Commercial Beat
Kar Woolen MlUa
Pint Chrlitlaa .
Plremen
Poatal Clarke ...
Kelaer Ilectrlo ..
Plrat National ..
Ben'i Market ..
Marflower Milk
Pet.
.197
.711
.741
.714
.111
.100
.491
1J1
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111 10
111 10
winners scored three runs In
the first inning on singles by
Mike Kelley and John Socolof
sky and a long triple by Larry
Brown.
Danny Bevena pitched the
Legion Post to victory and
gave up but two hits.
Beside Brown's triple Kel
ley hsd a three-bagger and
Jim Shlras of the Corners
team also had a triple. Kelley
had three hits in three trips
for the best record of the
night.
Only one "B" League game
is scheduled for tonight and
it sends Truax Oil against the
Vista Merchants at Leslie. The
game starts at 6:15.
Leilan Paat !M III)
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Hetman.ea
Barnea.lf
Keller. lb
Wood. lb .
Brown.lb
Aocololekr.cf
Buchaoon,rf
Partea.e
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Marr.lb
Breonon,rf
3 Turner .3b
a Lani.a,
3 Clllatrap.rf
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1 Larton,3b
3 Aaaerud.lb
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Totau II 10 Total, It t
Leilon Poat lit 430 1 11 II
Pour Cornara 300 1 3 I T
winnina pitcher Bevena. Loalar pit
cher Harma. BO Br Berena 4, Harma
a. nie un aavena 4, narml 1. 3BH-
Ahlrae. Brown, KeLer. RBI Socelofakr
a. aeuer I, Brown, Oliatres, norma.
Waal Saleaa tiaaa M
B R H
veital.cr
Lukr.Jb
Briiie.aa
Wulflb
Lammera,lb
Burnatde.lt
Thomaa.c
Johnaon.p
Heller, tl
Lait nliht'a acorea: Bert'a Market 11.
Plrtt National Bank 3: Commercial Beat
I. Poatal Clarke 1 (called at the and of
ata Innlnia became of darkneul; Kar
Woolen Mill, l, Kelaer Electric 4.
Tonlaht'i lamea: Rendu Oil re. Wol-
aamotu at Ollnaer 11:301. exhibition
aama: Plrat Chrlttlwn Ta. Poatal Clarke
at PhUllp'a (7:00i: Balam Merchanu Ta.
Balera TJaed Car Daalara at Philllp'a
(a:eoi city Leaaue play-off aama.
1
hit for the circuit with one on
in the seventh. Bob Knight
pitched the Merchants to vic
tory.
In Industrial league action
last night Berg's Market beat
First National Bank 11-3, Kay
Woolen edged Keizer Electric
5-4, and Commercial Seat and
the Postal Clerks fought to a
1-1 tie. The latter game was
called at the end of six frames
due to darkness.
In the Postal Clerks-Corn
mercial Seat game Young
homered in the aixth inning
for the Clerks. In Industrial
league action tonight First
Christian takes on the Postal
Clerks. Dandle Oil plays at
Olinger with Wolgamotts at
6:30 in an exhibition game.
The Used Car-Merchants
game will be played at 8 at
Phillip's field. The Postal
Clerk - First Christian game
starts at 7.
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Smiles
Florence C h a d
wick, Saa Diero,
typist who twice conquered
the English Channel, man
ages a smile as she climbs
from pilot boat to The As
sociated Press launch after
failing in her third attempt
Aug. t. She was pulled from
the water nine miles off the
French coast after swim
ming for nine hours and 55
minutes. (AP Wirephoto
via Radio from London)
TIDE TABLE
Tide, far Taft. Ore,an AHeetl, la.U
piled b; V. S. Ceaat and OeedclU
Barver. rertlaad, Oreeanl
AUIUll
t
(4 Jaekeaa'a
B R B
t aoarreit.e 3 t I
t tcroae.tb 1 S t
1 ISathar.lf 3 t 3
I aarunkal.lk lit
I tlClaua ct S t t
t toentakw.lk 3 t I
t 0 Keeker aa S t I
I ICheppelle.p 3 10
a t Neuberaor.r s a
Totala IT 1 1 Totala II t 1
Weal Balam Llona tai at 1 1 l
Jarkaon Jewelere tot 400 S I
wlnnlna pitcher Johaaon. Loalna alt-
cher-t Chappella. BO Br Joltnaon 4.
Chappelle 4. BB Off Johoeoo a, Chap-
peue a. rbi ummera. ...
Pint National ....
Bera'B Market ....
Clark and Bnnnel;
101 10 3 4 1
030 4a II a 3
Hill and Matllle.
Commerrlal Seal 000 too I 3 a
PoiUl Clerka 000 Ml I 3 1
Haaa and Xepharli Lebold and Krui-
Kar Woolen a 3
Kelrar Blectrte 4 3 4
Deed Cara 001 003 3 I t 4
Merchanu 330 011 17 t I
MlcheaU and Keuacher: Knleht
Weaver.
Mangrum Wins
Tarn O Shanter
By Six Strokes
Chicago J.n Lloyd Man
grum, who has won more
money 'on a folf course than
any other man since World
War II, had another $3,420 to
pocket today for his third tri
umph In six years in the an
nual "All American" open at
Tarn O Shanter. - -
Mangrum, never far off the
pace during the 72-hole event,
came through with a five un
der par 67 on the final round
for a total score of 275, six
over Byron Nelson's 1945 rec
ord, but 13 under par and
three strokes ahead of his near
est competitors.
Trailing him at 178, and each
earning $2,180, were Ted
Kroll, Utica, N. Y., and Sam
Snead, White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va.
Mangrum's victory yesterday
lifted him into first place in
the 1953 money winners of
golf with a total of $18,766.67
compared to $16,604.16 for Ben
Hogan, the earlier leader. !
Frank Stranahan, Toledo, O.,
won the men's amateur for the
sixth straight years with a fi
nal 70 for par 288 for 72 holes.
Patty Berg, Chicago,
matched par of 76 for a 308 to
tal to take the women's open
title for the third time, having
won in 1942 and 1945.
Tod Morgan 1
Dies at- 50
Seattle W) Former world's
junior lightweight champion
Tod Morgan died here Monday
after a lengthy Illness. He wss
50 years old.
Morgan was born Albert
Pilkington at Sequim, Wash.,
Dec. 25, 1902, but changed his
name when he entered the
ring.
Dean Hurls Two-Hitter
In Old Tiif ers' Game
Beaumont, Tex. ( Dizzy
Dean gave up only two hits in
his four inning stint to lead a
group of former Houston and
Texas League stars to a 6-0
victory over Lynwood (School
boy) Rowe's crew of ex-Beau-1
montera here Monday night
Rowe was nicked for seven'
hits.
ITS
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SHOP
1201 So. Commercial
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By CARL LUNDQUIST
titw Tark Trying te
pick the pitcher ef the next
major leagne no-hitter la a
grab-bag proposition, but a
likely prospect today was lefty
BUly rlerce ef the White Sox.
The trim speed hurler had
another near miss last night
when he turned in a two-hit,
1-0 victory over Washington
aa the White Sox stayed five
games behind the first place
Yankees.
Fourth Shutout
It was his fourth shutout
and hia fifth low-hit game of
the year. Previously he had
a one-hitter, another two-hitter,
a three-hitter and a five
hitter. A ninth inning unearned
run beat . Washington pitcher
Johnny SchmiU in a tingling
duel of southpaws as Chicago
retaliated for a 1-0 defeat suf
fered Sunday against Senator
hurler Walt Masterson.
SchmiU himself started the
trouble when he hit Tom
Wright with a pitch.
Pierce, winning his 13th
game, also struck out nine to
take the major league lead
with a total of 124, one more
than Robin Roberts of the
Phils:
The Yankees had another
picnic against the rag-bag
Browns, pummellng them for
an 18-hit, 11-3 triumph be
hind Whitey Ford, who didn't
work very hard in, achieving
his 12th victory. He gave up
11 hits but contributed four
singles himself.
Bravea Blanked
In a rain-plagued game,
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only
finally shortened to seven in
nings, the Dodgers edged Mil
waukee, 1-0, as pitcher Rust)
Meyer was his own co-star,
hurling a fourhitter and driv
ing in the only run with a
single as Brooklyn stretched
its National League lead to
8tt games.
Lefty Joe Nuxhall pitched
his first big league shutout
winning 5-0 over the Pirate
with a five-hitter at Cincin
nati aa Andy Seminlck set the
batting pace with a two-run
homer and a double.
Red Schoendlenst hit
triple and two singles and
Enos Slaughter doubled and
singled twice in a 12-hit, 8-
victory for the Cardinals over
the Phillies.
- There were no other games
scheduled.
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as you like and start getting ready for hunting
season now
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Winchester Model 70
High-powered rifles. Long
standard of bolt action h a n 1 1 n
Mint!
rifles. Available in
choice of calibers.
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Remington Model 721 A
Fast pointing, accurate, bolt action
rifle. Fast becoming a favorite.
Available In SQ03S
.30-06, .270 cal 60
Remington Model 760
The only slide sctlon high power
rifle made. Available In .30-06, .300
8avage, .33 Remington or .270 call-
Den, very limited 1flJ0
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supply.
Low
rifle.
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.30-30
Savage Model 340
priced bolt sctlon, t-shot
A fine gun for the orrs-
hunter.
caliber.
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At the same time as you select
your rifle, let us Install one of
the popular hunting scopes. Ly
man, Weaver, Leopold, to name
a few.
Winchester Model 94
Lever - action repeating carbine
style rifle. Available in 36-50 or
32 special
calibers.
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Remington Model 722A .
Similar to model 721A, chambered
for .257 Roberts, .222 Remington or
.300 Savage ifil'O
calibers.
Savage Model 99EG
Standard, solid frame lever action
repeater. Long a favorite with
hunters' everywhere. Available in
.300 or $6 nO.00
.230-.3000 calibers. IV7
Morlin Model 336SC
Lever action sporting carbine.
Side ejection. Available In
.30-30, .32 special or 43 9.Q70
Remington calibers '
See our complete line of gun
eases, leather scabbards, clean
ing, equipment, slings, swivels,
etc.
In addition to the obove fine Rifles, you may choose any
of the popular European Rifles, and any ef the Winchester,
Remington, Browning or Stevens Shotguns.
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