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Spectacular 140-Yard Clip
, Shot Wins for Lew Worsham
By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN
ChlMto l") Lew Worpham
has th answer to a qaeettoa
that hat bothered (olfen tinea
tne game iu Invented.
"It a hole-in-one luck
kill?" Wortham didn't make
an ace. He did sink a long
proach, estimated by onlookers
as 140 yards, lor an eagle 2 on
the last hole yesterday to beat
out Chandler Harper by one
stroke for the $25,000 first
prize in the "World" golf cham
pionship at Tarn O'Shanter.
That shot, made with a sand
wedge while Harper was being
congratulated on winning the
tournament, was worth $15,
000. It undoubtedly was the
most lucrative single shot in
the history of the ancient game.
! Let's create the drama it all
entailed:
1. It meant winning the
'"world" championship of golf,
title lacking in prestige but
compensating in cold cash a
first prize of $25,000, tops In
golf. Second place paid $15,000
leu.
' 2. Harper, who had lost two
ether tournaments this season
by one-stroke margins, had Just
finished with a 70 for 279, nine
under Tarn O'Shanter par, by
pitching a No. 8 iron ahot 20
Inches from the cup for a cinch
birdie 3.
S. Television cameras were
trained on Harper. Radio com
mentators were praising hit f in
: lsh. He stood there by the 18th
' green being cheered for win
ning, en record and before 10,
000 or 15,000 frenzied tpecta
- tors. v -
4. Then came Worsham. He
had just dropped a 7-foot putt
for birdie I on the 71st hole.
He needed another birdie S on
the 410-yard 72nd to tie Harper
and send the showdown into a
audden death playoff.
8. Worsham belted a tremen
dous drive.
. 6. . Jimmy Demaret, famous
pro, was on radio at the 18th
green, lauding Harper's finish.
7. About 140 yards in front
of the green, Worsham pulled
sand wedge from his bag.
8. He fired away. The ball
lit on the lower part of the
green, bounced about three
times and covered 35 to 40 feet
before it rolled into the cup.
9. Harper stared in disbelief.
10. Demaret muttered one
word after a pause: "Gawd
damn." 11. Approximately 500 fans
rushed toward Worsham and
lifted him to their shoulders.
Old-time observers contend
ed that It was the greatest shot
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They said 11 will rub out
that memorable 235-yard sooon
that bounded into the 80th hole
for double eagle 2 during the
hut round of the Masters at
Augusta. '
That one. gave Sarazen a
deadlock with Craig Wood at
the end, and Gene went on to
win the title in a playoff.
Salem Archers
Finish High
In Albany Meet
Albany Six members of the
Jabberwalkie field archery club
of Salem finished high in the
invitational tournament con
ducted by the Chemawa Bow
men here Sunday.
Bob Norton won the men's
freestyle event, whit Chuck
Anglin was second and Ike Ep
perly third. AU are from Sa
lem. Salem women also finished
one-two-three in the women's
freestyle. Marge Anglin won
the event, with Lavern Drake
second and Betty Norton third.
A total of 87 archers from
throughout the state partici
pated in the Sunday shoot.
The Northwest sectional field
tournament is scheduled for Sa
lem August 15 and 16.
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Salem, Mount
Angel Softy
Playoffs Set
The Salem Merchants meet
Mt. Angel here Tuesday night
at Phillips Field in the first
game of two-out-of-three ae
ries to decide the district cham
pionship. The winner of the
series goet to the state soft
ball tourney at Mill City this
month.
Bob Knight wiU probably
hurl for tie Merchants while
Carl Beyer, star Mt. Angel hur
ler, wil hurl against him. The
game will start at 8:00.
The Industrial League game
scheduled for Phillips at the
same time has been re-scheduled
for dinger at 6:30. It
is between the Keizer nine and
First Christian.
Slo-Mo-Shun
IV Still Queen
Seattle (UR Stan Sayres'
Slo-Mo-Shun IV - still was
speed queen of the waterways
today.
The "Old Lady," the fastest
boat in the world, upheld her
reputation for the third time
yesterday in winning the 48th
running of the Gold Cup race,
the classic of the speedboat
world.
Slo-Mo kicked her rooster
tail wake In the face of a half
dozen contenders from De
troit who tried desperately to
return the golden goblet to
the Michigan metropolis.
She toured the 90-mlle grind
easily to win with an average
speed of 02.61 ra.p.h. Only
three boats finished.
More than 300,000 persons
watched the race.
Lee Schoenith's Gale H was
the only boat that gave the
Seattle champion anything
like a run for her money, but
even then the effort was far
short of being a serious threat.
Gale II was second and Jack
Schafer't
Such Crust II wis
i third.
problem I" And among thee suf.
ferns were a very wide variety
ef hemorrhoid conditions, some ef
10 to 20 years' standing.
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nineties, anettheti.ee or astrin
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Legion Team Ploys
Exhibition Game
At Waters Tonight
Coach Vinee Genoa and
hit state champion . Salem
American Legion Junior
baseball team took the
week-end off, but will bear
down this week In practice
for the Northwest regional
tournament which starts at
Yakima, Wash, next Sun
day. The Salem team will play
a group of former Ralem
American Legion stars in an
exhibition game at 5:31 to
night at Waters park.
Salem- his a game sched
uled with the Albany Legion
team for 8 o'clock Wednes
day, but there Is a possi
bility that that game will
be cancelled.
The Salem Legion team la
scheduled to leave Salem by
train at 6:50 p.m. Friday.
The ' team will arrive in
Yakima early Saturday
morning, and work out at
Parker field, site of the
tournament, Saturday after
noon. - Salem playt the Montana
champion in the second
game of the Legion tourney
Sunday.
Genua's Salem team won
the regional championship
last year. .
Ellworth Jones
Downs Cudd
Astoria, Ore. ff Ellsworth
Jones of Portland defeated
Bruce Cudd 1-up Sunday to
win the annual Oregon Coast
coif Tournament.
Cudd, Northwest Open and
Oregon amateur champion, also
from Portland, led at the half
way point but lost his touch
on the back nine.
Jones and Cudd were com
peting In the men-under-40 di
vision In other divisions. Ken
Feilds of Yakima defeated Roy
Renoyd, 5 and 4, to win the
men 40-to-50 division; Dr.
Millard Rosenblatt, Portland,
downed Jack Tomlinson, Port
land, to retain his senior title,
and Mrs. R. L. Borst, Portland,
ship with a 4 to 3 win over
Mrs. Lloyd Burgess, Astoria.
Clarence Smith
Wins Main Event
Clarence Smith of Portland
captured the 50-lap Class "A"
feature hardtop event at Holly-
wood Bowl -Saturday night.;
Walt Waldron came in second:
and Don Guth was third.
John Brown won the Class
"B" 35-lap race in an action
packed race in which the cau
tion flag was out six times and
the race stopped once.
Jerry Pettit narrowly missed
serious injury when his car
climbed a bank and rolled over
on its back. He was unhurt.
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Portland Pulls Triple
Play But Loses Twin Dill
Pertlaal W The Lea Aa
gelee Angela prelected their
thtrd-als.ee staadtaf la the ra
eltle Coast learn yesterday by
sweeping both ends ef a ea-
ble header from FertlaaoL 1-1,
8-8.
Brightest spot for Portland
during the day was a triple
play in the third Inning ef the
second game. Runners were
on first and second when
Frank DIPrima hit a hot
grounder to Don Eggert who
touched third, fired to Eddie
Basinskl at second who In turn
got the ball to first in time to
nail DiPrima.
The Angela got seven runs
off Royce Lint in the first four
innings of the nightcap and one
more off reliefer Willie Rams-
dell in the seventh.
Rany Gumpert lasted for the
Angels to pick up his sixth win
against four losses, while Lint
got his ninth loss against 14
victories. '
Frankie's Austin's error set
the stage for the first two Los
Angeles runt in the first In
ning. Then with two out, sin
gles by Bobby Talbot and DI
Prima chased in two runs.
In the third Al Evans sin-
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Bvans. X Talbot I. Usher J. Smith 1
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Prima. DP HardtB. DIPrima and Rich
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gled home Bob Usher who got
on with double.
Two homers in the fourth
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ing lead. Dick Smith, first
man up, slammed out a circuit
clout- He was followed by,
Gumpert who singled, and
Bobby Talbot ,who got on with
a walk. .Then Usher smashed
one to score three runs.
In the opener Talbot hit his
14th homer to give Los Angeles
the win.
It wis a pitcher's duel be
tween the Angel't Bill Moisan
and Portland's Fred Sanford.
Moisan, in recording his 10th
victory against 6 defeats, set
Portland down with only five
hits.
Two of the Beaver hits came
in the first inning as Fletcher
Robbe singled and was. driven
home on Bob Marquis' tingle.
The Angels tied the score in
the fourth on a tingle by Bob
by Uther and double by Let
Peden.
By SCOTT BAILLIE
San Francisco UK The
clutch-bitting Hollywood Stars
had another pair ef one-rnn
victories under their belts to
day as they swept to a seven-
game lead ever Seattle in the
Faelfie Coaat League hem
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Solons. The Solons won the
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Monty Basgall't double in
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Walla with the run the Twinks
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sixth inning of the short game
as Bob Bundy doubled, Dale
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The Suds bit four San Fran
cisco pitchers with everything
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Aere Clafe ef retjaa4
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tiea with 16 points, tUleaa
had 7. Pertlaad'g Malta
mah club had (3, aad Celajav
bia club ef rortland had 84.
Shirlee Wlleax, Ltolt,
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for 13-14-year-olds w aha
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11-18 age grR while Jey
Brewa wea third la the feaek
stroke ta the sansa ag free.
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were Carol Stolk with Bee
ends la both the backstroke
aad freestyle event ef the
; 13-14 year age greap; Deri
Heln was third la the breast
stroke; sue Wilton was third
la the backstroke; aad Dea
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