Senators Slide to Second
Yckima Stops
S:lem 9-3, While
Spokane Wins Two
i By CHRIS KOWITZ.sJR.
.' Salem's slipping Senators
lipped right out of (int place
I Waters park last nlfht 11
Yakima hunt a i-J defeat on
the tint hall champions.
'It wai the third straight
Western International league
loss for the Senators. In their
last three league games, the
Senators have scored a total of
only four runs, while their, op
ponents have scored 27.
Salem will attempt to get
back on its feet in an 8:13
game with Yakima at Waters
park tonight Gene Roenspie,
who has won 12 games and
lost two with Salem this sea
son, will carry the Senators'
hopes to the mound with him)
tonight i
Danny Rios, Yakima right-!
hander, won his 15th game of
the season (he's lost six) last
night, though he was nicked
for 11 hits. Salem batters got
at least one hit in every in
ning but te first. The Senators
left 12 men stranded on base.
( Yakima hammered out 13
hit off two Salem pitchers,
Dale Dahle and fiob Collins.
Dable was charged with the
loss, his seventh of the season
gainst five wins.
Rios helped his own cause
with a home run in the third.
Herm Lewis also homered for
Yakima. His clout came in the
sixth Inning. Both home runs
were with nobody on base.
. Catcher Bob Nelson and
manager Hugh Luby led Sa
lem's attack. Nelson had two
doubles and Luby three sin
gles. 'By Ths Aesoclated Presit
. The Spokane Indians are
tl , . . 1 i . 1 ,IT .
King-pins in uier rrcsiciii m-
ternational baseball league
once again and the Salem Sen-!
ators are back in the No. 2
slot.
A double win posted at Ed
monton Tuesday night while
Salem was losing a single game
to Yakima gave the Indians un
disputed possession of the top
berth. The Indians and Sena
tors, who have been chasing
each other In and out of first
rplacr through most of the sec
ond half of the split season,
were virtually tied for the lead
; at the start of the evening's activities-.
The Indians jumped on
two Mmonton pitchers for 12
hits as they fashioned a 8-1
triumph in the seven-inning
opener, and pounded out nine
more safeties to take the regulation-length
nightcap 4-2.
- Calgary took both ends of
a doableheader from Lewiston,
4-0 and 17-B. Manager-pitcher
Bill Brenner was the victim in
she second game, giving up 22
- hits, Including three round-
' trippers, to the Stampedera.
Don Hunter and Rocky Tedes
co homered for Calgary in the
first contest.
It took Wenatchee and Tri
City 12 innings to settle their
differences, with Trl-City win
ning 11-10. Ernie Hockaday
singled Len Trsn home with
the winning run in the 12th.
Each ft the 11 runs scored by
the winners eame after two
were out with none on.
Vancouver clubbed Victoria
. 8-1 to make it two straight over
the Tyees.
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' Michigan State's modern de
fensive record in a single foot
ball game Is the 11-minrs total
y?rdj from rushing ni pa..
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1950.
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Baseball Picnic
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pienle at Waters park Monday night- Fans brought their
lunches on the field, mingled with the players, secured
autographs, snapped pictures, etc. In lower picture are
five of the players' wives who participated In a cake
baking contest in conectlon with the picnic. From left,
Mrs. Don Masterson, who won contest; Mrs. Bob Collins,
holding daughter Cathy; Mra. Dave Dahle; Mrs. Dick
Sabatinl; and Mrs. Bob Nelson.
Merchants Win City League
Playoff With 7-C Victory
The Salem Merchants won
the City league play-offs last
night with a 7-0 win over the
Salem Used Car Dealers at
Phillip's field.
, Bob Knight snd Llod Jones
locked in a terrific pitching
duel for the first four innings
with Jones giving up two hits
and Knight three.
Then the roof fell in for
Jones as the Merchants slap
ped out seven hits and scored
six runs. Glen Blanton, Claude
Weaver, Ed Brandon, Fred
Graham, Tom Akers, and
Ralph Maddy all had singles
snd Don Vandevort a double
in the six run uprising.
The Merchants added one
more run In the seventh when
Blanton scored on an error and
several fielder's choices. The
winners formed a double play
in the second Inning with a
play from Vandevort to Mad
dy to Vandevort.
In the lone Industrial league
contest of the night the Postal
Clerks edged First Christian
5-4 in eight innings. Don Tor
geson scored the winning run
when he walked and then
scored on sn error.
Action tonight in the Indus
trial league sends Mayflower
Milk against First Christian at
7 ani Kay Woolen against Wol
gamotts at 8. Both games are
at Phillip's field.
Salem Y Swimmers
Down Albany, 140-44
Albany The Salem YMCA
boys and girls defeated the Al
bany swimming team 140-44
here last night in Hhe C 1 v 1 e
Pool.
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Wednesday, August 5, 1953 Page 15
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the crowd attending the annual
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Pint Christian 4.
Tonlsht's ssosee: Wsyflover Sltlk vs.
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Woolen ts. Woliamotts at Phillip's
ll:ODI.
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Used Car Dealers ons 000 44 4 I
Koltht and Weavsri Jonso and
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Postal Clsrks 4W 404414 1 S
Parlov and Swlnk; Lsbold and Kruo
fsr. Marvel Draws I
With O'Reilly
In Freak Finish
The Masked Marvel aubbed
for the injured Johnny Dem
chuck at the local armory last
night and fought to a draw
with Irish Jack O'Reilly.
The match waa to have de
cided the challenger to Frank
Stojack's Coast Junior Heavy
weight championship. O'Reilly
and the Marvel really battled
it out under the ring and In
it.
Referee Tony Ross, who
wound up with all his clothes
torn after the match, called it
a draw after counting to 20
and the wrestlers failed to
break it up.
John Henning took the only
fall from George Drake to
cop the semifinal event of
the night and in the opener
Fred Jacque held Mr. Sakata
to a draw.
Matchmaker Elton Owen Is
trying to have the match with
Stojack postponed one week
and then the Marvel would
meet O'Reilly again next
week.
Yesterday's Stars
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Yanktva, act t in a Jot ioatM rtrort im
Ditrhfra hr tfriTint in am rona witr
tr, lira', anti a dr-ybta in th Yanketr
15-0 WF'lr-(i; a. (.nit PflrOlt.
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war 0l Louitv
NEWS AND FiATUH.ES
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Foursome Golf
Tourney Ends
Next Sunday
The Scotch foursome compe
tition at the Salem Golf Club
will conclude Sunday with
championship competition in
all flights.
The husband and wife play
will conclude with a dinner at
the club ho'ise Sunday evening
at 6 p.m. with a social hour to
precede, ftusband and wife en
tries In the competition thus
far are. urged to make their
dinner reservations at the club
by Friday noon and, even if eli
minated from tournament com
petition to play in the consola
tion finals scheduled Sunday
afternoon.
Hans Nichols and Mrs. Orval
Lama won first place in a twi
light' husband-wife tourney at
tne saiem oolf Club Tuesday.
Eddie Roth snd Mrs. Ken
neth Potts were second and
John R. Wood and Mrs. Frank
Ward finished third.
Cockell Floors
Two Partners
Seattle W) British Empire
heavyweight e h a m p 1 on Don
Cockell floored two sparring
partners Tuesday in a Jarring
workout in preparation for his
10-round bout Friday night
with Harry (Kid) Matthews of
Seattle.
Cockell was in a grim, nasty
mood as he decked both Eric
Hutchinson and Dave Collins,
his sparmates, in the first
round each time. Rights to the
chin did the trick against the
pair.
As the 210-pound English
champ continued to impress
observers w'ith his power and
ruggedness, Matthews, tipping
the scales at about 182, sharp
ened his punching In an easier
drill.
The two fighters expected to
taper off their training Wed
nesday. The non-title outdoor
scrap will use local judges snd
referees. They will be named
on fight day.
Basketball Officials
To Meet Thursday
The Salem basketball offi
cials' association will conduct'
an Important business meeting
at the Gold Arrow restaurant,
1590 Fairgrounds Rd., at 6:30
Thursday night.
All officials who were mem
bers of the association last sea
son are urged to attend.
TIIolTtindTwo!
Accetioriet for Any
And All Occasions
SHRYOCK'S
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Salem to Play
Champs in First Round
Salem's America Legloa
Junior baseball team. Oregoa
state ehampions, will meet
the Montana champions la the
opening round of ths region 11
tournament at Farker field la
Yakima Sunday, August If.
The Washington state cham
pion will clash in an earlier
game on August If. Salem is
the only team to have quali
fied for the regional tourna
ment so far.
Details . of the region 11
tournament were received
jfrom national American Leg
ion headquarters this morn-
ing by Chris Knwitz, Jr., bus
iness manager of Salem s Cap
ital Post No. 8 team, which
HnrA Tone tin
At Holly Bowl
Hard tops have been sched
uled to race at Hollywood Bowl
Sunday night..
The class A main event will 1
be for 50 laps, with the class B !
main over the 30-lap distance.
The four heat races will be
for ten laps apiece.
fiaht Last tllaht
tRr The Asioflalfd Prcul
- LOS angeles Phil Kim. 143. Hono
lulu, slopped Elmer Belts. H3. hot
Anseie,. I
BBOilXLTN Kld.rwood Oro Hln
t koii. ',. orrmsnr. itoopsd Biu ,
wiinon. rnsrlotts, N.C., 1.
Bl'TTF., MONT. Freddie Bsbe' Her
man. lis. Los Amelet, and Boobs Woods,
epokans. drew, 10.
Two Salem Girls Enter
National Swim Tourney
Sidney Kromer and Shlrlee
Wilcox of the Y swimming
team will vie with other out
standing swimmers of the
United States at the National
Outdoor women's swimming
championships being held at
Jantien Beach Pool this week
end. Both girls are entered in
the 110-yard free style and
one mile events. These events
will be held at the national
meet on Friday.
tniering tne Junior com
petition on Friday are Sharon
Truax, Joy Brown, Jean
Hagen, Dennis Glasgow, Clay
Newell, and Jerry Hagen
Swimming on Saturday,
David Kromer is Ealem's en
try in the 15 and 15 year eld
division. On Sunday Carol
Stolk, Sue Wilson,- Doris
Hein, Roberta Eyre, and Larry
Goodman.
The swimmers will be
feted at breakfast Thursday
morning followed by a parade
of all contestants through
downtown Portland.
Portland, J.R)i More than
100 bathing beauties the type
who swim and do It well
were gathering here today for
the National Women'a Outdoor
Swimming and Diving champ
ionships Friday through Sun
day. Port-land Gets
Western Open
Tourney for '55
Portland U.K The 1S55
Western open golf champion
ship will be played in Port
land, Robert A. Hudon, Port
land golf enthusiast, ssld to
day. He said he was advised by
Milton Woodward, executive
vice president of the Western
Golf association, that his bid
for the golf classic was unani
mously accepted by the direct
ors. Date of the tourney will
be announced later. .
Kelly Lumber
Defeats Mt.
Angel Townies
Mill City Kelly Lumber of
Mill City defeated the Mt. An
gel Townies 7-1 in a non-league
softball game here last night.
Gordy McMorris snd Don
Carey led the Mill City sttsck.
McMorris had four hits and
Carey had three.
Michigan State's first regu
lar football coach, Henry
Keep, was a winner. He guid
ed the 1897 and 1808 teams to
a combined retard of eight
wins, seven lasses and two
ties.
tSHsV
Montana
won the Oregon championship
in a tournament at Waters
park last week.
The Salem team will leave (
Salem via trala at (: a.m. '
Friday, August 14, aad ar
rive at Yakima at 1 a'cloek
the following morning.
Coach Vince Genna will
conduct a workout at Parker
field on Saturday, August 15.
The Salem team has not yet
been advised as to which hotel
it will be housed in at Yakima.
The region 11 tournament
will run August 18, 17. 18 and
10. It will be a double-elimination
affair.
The region champion will
go to the section D tourna
ment at Hastings, Nebraska.
That tournament begins Au
gust 23.
The region 11 champion
will play the region la
champion (Wyoming Colorado-New
' Mexico Nebras
ka) in the first came of the
sectional tournament. The
region It winner (Utah
Nevada Arliona - Califor
nia) draws a bye In the
opening round at Hastings.
Salem team, co-sponsorec by
Pumltto Block and
Supply, I
Stan Baker Motors, and Keizer !
Merchants, has won 21 straicht
games. The Salcmitcs won the
region tournament at Yakima
last year.
The Capital Posters are at
tempting to line up a couple
of exibition came. tn he nlnv.
j ,K. , .,,..
ea Wore the team leaves for
xaxima. Meanwhile, Genna is
conducting daily practice ses
sions. The events was last held in
1951 at Detroit, with LaFay-
ette, Ind., swim club winning
the team title. Last year the
Olympic trials were substitu
ted for the championships. All
but two of last year'a Olympic
team members will be here for
this year's event.
Some of the girls have been
here more than a week prac
ticing at the Jantzen beach
pool.
Among the team favoritea
are La Fayette, Walter Reed
Swim Club of Washington.
D.C., and the Fort Lauderdale,
Fla., Swim Club. But 27 teams
in all are entered and com
petition for the overall title,
as well as Individual events, is
expected to be terrific. Two
host teams, Multnomah Athle
tic Club and Columbia Athle
tic Club, are entered.
SPORTS SLATE
WEDNESDAY
Baseball
Western International Leaine: Lewiston at Coliaty, iftpokant at Bdmonton,
Tsklraa at aalem. Wenatchss at Trl-Clty.
"C Lsacus: Stslnks's vs. Orehsrd
Ksrssr Market tb. Dtcteon'l Market at
Softball
industrial Lessue: Marflowsr t, run Chrlitlm at Phillip's n.MI; Kay
Woolen vs. wolsamotts at OUoBer f:lll.
City Lesoe play-ofrs: Balem Merchants so. Ossd Car Dealsri 41 PhUUp's
(4:401.. (II needed.)
Broadcasts
XOCO-ealstn Ben ft tori ts. Tsklms Peers at 1:11.
THURSDAY
Baaeball
Weitsra International Leacue: Lewiston at Bdmonton. Yakima at Bolem.
Wenatchss at Trl-Clty, and Vancouver at
"B" Laaau. Junior Baoaball: Warner
ana Bishop Blettrle vs. PMr Oorasrs
Softball
Industrial Lsatua: Plramsn ve. Kslsor Saectrls at Phillip's Plvld (1:4011 Plrst
HstMeial Stsnk vs. Commercial asat Corors at Phillip's 40) Postal Clerks vs.
YMCA at Uilto (4:14).
Broadcasts
KOCO Cleveland Indian, vi. Washlniton nsrj store tl 11:04 and Solera Ssnaton
Yakima Bsara al S:XS. 1
FRIDAY
Baseball
Westers International Lessue: Spokane at Caltary, Lewiston at Bdmooton.
Wenatchee at aslem. Ysklma at Trl-Clty, Vancouver at Victoria.
"B" Leaius: Salem Laundry ve. Orchard Hellhta at Barrlck P1SM (1:11).
Softball
Industrlsl Lessue: Mayflower Milk
Marks! vs. Pirn Chrlitlm tt Phillip's
Droaacasts
KOCO Chlratw WhlU Sot vs. Waehlntton Ssnstors tt U 94 tad Sail
Senstors v.. Wsnatnho. Ohlet. tt S:lt.
SAVS
NTERSfATE.
SALEM
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Truax Oilers Sccro 4-3
Win Over Vista r.1:rcl::ra3
Truax OU edged the Vista
M Tenants 4-1 at Keiier last
aight ha the anly "I" League
game ef the might. In "C"
League play tonight Dickson's
Market goes against
Berg's
Kelser Market at Leslie and
Steinke'f meets Orchard
Heights at Orchard Heights.
Truax scored first in the top
of the initial inning when
Gerry Keppinger walked and
later scored on an error. Vista
bounced back in th second
frame to tie up the game.
Bob Ervin singled and later
scored on a single by Pitcher
Dave Merchant to give Vista
the tying run. Merchant and
two Truax hurlers, John Get
tis and Jim Bentson, locked in
a pitcher's duel until the fifth.
Singles by Gary Triplets,
John Gettis and Doug Scott,
along with several errors
gave the Oilers a 4-1 lead.
Vista rallied in their half of
Most Favorites
Still in Running
In Coast Tourney
Astoria U."! Most of the fav
orites atill were In contention
today In the 43rd annual Ore
son Coast s-olf chamnlonshln
as match nlav onened for men
between 40 and 50 and women
clashed In the ancond round.
Only major upset in yester
day's eliminations was a 3 and
1 triumph by Mrs. Ken Fields,
Yakima, Wash., over Mrs. Na
omi Kidd, Portland city cham
pion. But action went as pre
dicted in the matches of men
under 40 and seniors.
Mrs. Lloyd Burgess, Astoria,
edged Mrs. Harry Stepp, Port
land, 2 up in another featured
match.
In the title flight for men
under 40, Dr. E. G. Palmquist,
Astoria, defeated clubmate
George Abrahamsen, 5 and 4.
Bruce Cudd, top-favored Ore
gon amateur champion from
Portland and Ralph Dichter,
defending champion from As
toria, each posted victories to
advance to Thursday's second
round.
Cudd downed Clyde Young,
Portland, 5 and 3, and Dichter
ousted Fred Wheatley, Seaside,
5 and 4.
Minor Leagua Scores
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DtTaxNATIOHAI, LsUOVX
Roeheslsr SI-4. Bnllalo 4-4.
Other aves postponed.
AMKRICAT ASSOCIATION
Mlnnsspolls 4-1. Charleston 1-1.
Loutavlllo I. Indlsnapolut t (11 inn.
Toledo T, Kansas City t.
St. Paul 4. columbue I.
TEXAS LCAOI'I
sVhrsvsport t. Houston S.
Tulsa 4. Port Worth S.
Only rnrnes scheduled.
warns utAOirs
Danror t-l. Slou City 1-4. '
Omaha 4. Pueblo 4 114 Innlnu).
Only somes scheduled.
riONKta LEAOt'S
Boise I, Salt. Lake City 1.
BUUnlt I, Pooatsllo 3.
Orsat Pills 1. Idaho Pslli
Osden 14. Mas Is Valley .
and Victoria at Vancouver.
Heiihts at Orchard Hclinto and Bert's
Leslie. (An semis at :) .
Victoria.
Motors vi. Bdrt'l Marls! 41 west Balers
Merchanu at Barrlak. (AU tames at 1:11.)
vs. WoliamotU tt Phillip's (1:0411 Ben's
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Ktlser Market vs. Dtckson't Marts! 4
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Warner Motor 4 S - .fff
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the fifth but scored only two
runs.
Mike Eyerly, Bob Ervin,
and Dave Merchant all had
two hits for the losers while
no Truax players had mora
than one. Vista out-hit tha
winners 7-5.
The S a 1 era La im dry-Orchard
Heights game was re
scheduled for Friday at Bar
rick Field. '
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1 MU'.er .10
1 mores, lo
1 Hamilton
Scott.e
VnClssn.Sn
Mauds.
4 Rock.rt
Bentson.p
Wurphr.Sh
Nclier.lh
4 Mercnaat.p
4
Totals M 4 I Tot ill It S T
Trusx OU 100 434 S S
Vista Merchants 014 93 I 1 a
Wlnnlnr pitcher Oettls; xosms Pit
cherMerchant. SO By Bentsoa S. Oot-
4. Mercbsnt T. be oil Bentson J,
Oettls 9. Merchant 1. RBI Oettls, SM'A,
Krerly. grvln. gndree.
Major League Leaders
tBy Ths Aisoctsted Prntal
NATIONAL LSAQtra
Balllns Bchosndlenit. H. Louis. '
.141; Irrln. New Turk. Jill nuanawakl.
ctnclnnsU and Purine. Brorikln, JSTI '
BsumholU, Chtcaio, .14.
a.ns Betted la camps nena. Brae
lrn. Hi Hodses. Brooklyn, 40; Mathm,
MUvsukas, H: Irrln. New tots, all JSa-
nls. Pbilsdslphla, 43.
ssso asms Msthswi, MUwsukes, an
Klussewskl. Cincinnati. 10: CktrapnBalla,
Brooklyn. 11: Kiner, chlcan. St: Bod
ies. Brooklyn, Bill. Cincinnati ana na
si i Philadelphia. 31.
ritehlas Burdens, Milwaukee. S-S.
too: anshn. Milwaukee, 14-4, .Til: Bad
dir. sl Loots, 11-4. .lot; Merer aaa
Irsklna. Brooklyn. 11-4. .TO.
AMTBrCAN tXAOTJS
' Battlns Vsrnon, Wuhlnitoa sad
Mlnoso Chlr sso. .171: Sell, Boston, JUj
rioeen, viersianv. siBi saaniMV sisw '
York. 411.
Bant BsttsS In Rosen, ctoralalta. Bit
Mlnoso, Ckkaio. It: Mantis, New York,
74: Vernon. Washtnston, TS; Drops, ls-
trelt and B.rra. new York, 70.
rtiree Baa. Rosen, Cleveland. STt
Zernlal. Pbilsdslphla. II: Osrnart, Bos
ton. Door, Cleveland nod Bona, . Kev
Tori, 17,
roanine lapas, pew Torn. is-w.
HI: Brown. Boston, w-t. .US: Pwrd, '1
Maw Tork, 11-44 .TM! Trncki, Ohio. no,
14-4, .7111 atnaa, wasnrnston, -, .tiu
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