Thurdy, August is, i93j
Portland Downs Oaks 6-4;
Hollies Lead by Nine Games
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Portland ttj.pi ti,. ...,. .
...... ,ut 'fht to drop Oak-
und, -4, and cinch th. four.
' fme PCL series.
nym,J Llnde ,Urtd the
. third straight win over th
Oaki, but needed the help of
Ked Adami in th iuu u
"was Llnde's 10th win againit
nine losses, while Atkini came
out with a 8-12 record.
A homer in the second frame
py Bob Marquis and another
In the fourth by Aaron Robin
on got the Beavers off to an
early start. Fletcher Robbe
added another run in the third
by doubling In Hank Arft.
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Walla tripled then raced to
the plate on Jack Phillips' fly
to right field. .
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George Vico smashed
three-run homer to give Saa
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run ,hrVX "JJSt San Diego in an afternoon
Austin scored on hit unci in
the seventh. Arft singled. Robbe
doubled and Atkins gave Rob
inson an Intentional walk to
load the bases and set up Port
land's final two runs. Herm
Reich looped a single to center
field to score Arft and Eddie
Basinski filed out, allowing
Robbe to score.
Oakland made a strong scor
ing threat in the eighth before
Linde left the mound. With two
out, Davis got a double and
Art Cuitti a single to score two
runs. That ended Linde and
Adams struck out Johnny Ber-
to retire the side.
The blow cam in
the second oft Cliff Fannin,
who was set down for th 12th
time.
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Phil Harris to Appear-, at V
UO Football Kickoff Feed
" - By SCOTT BAILLIE
San Francisco U. The Los
Angeles Angels, still boiling
from their recent riot with
Hollywood, were the prime
T-: reason today why their cross-
L. f, -town enemies enjoyed a nine
.. game lead in the Pacific Coast
League scramble. '
Even though they knew
" they were ' doing the hated
' Hollywoods a- favor, Stan
t Hack's Cherubs belted fading
u Seattle twice in a doublehead-'-;er
last night to drop the Suds
'another full game behind the
Twinks, who barely eked out
split with Sacramento.
And not to be selfish or
anything the Hackers also
tightened their grip on third
place in the league standings.
Angels Tighten Third
Los Angeles has come from
behind to win more games
than any other club in the
loop this year and last night's
heart-stoppers were no ex
ception. In the first game
Mhey spotted the Suds 4-0
lead then rallied, to tie it up
4-4 after the first four in
iings. Singles by Les Feden
and Murray Franklin then
' snapped the tie in the fifth
and cost relief pitcher Tom
Lovrich the game. The final
score was 5-4.
The Angels then trudged in
' to home half of the nightcap's
ninth inning trailing 8-3 and
erupted for six runs to stun
the Rainiers, 9-8. A pinch
double by Dixie Upright was
the blow that plummeted Al
Widmar to his 12th loss.
Kenny Gables handcuffed
the Twinks with a three-hitter
in the seven-inning lid-
lifter to assure the Sacs a 2-0
vcitory. Bob Dillinger dou
bled in one of the runs against
loser Junior Walsh then trip
led and tallied on Johnny Rit
chey's single - for the other.
Hollywood went 10 innings
before winning the nightcap
2-1. It was cinched when Lee
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University of Oregon, Eugene
Phil Harris, famed movie and
radio comedian, will headline
a special Football Kickoff ban
quet at McArthur Court on Au
gust 28, it was announced her
Saturday by Leo Harris, ath
letic director. .
Harris, star of the popular
Alice Fiye-Phil Harris radio
program, will be accompanied
by Ed Crowley, former Oregon
letterman, now manager of the
Town House in Los Angeles,
who will act as master of cere
monies for the program.
Leo Harris ssid Coach Len
Casanova of the Ducks would
outline his plans for the coming
season at the banquet (the
Ducks open practice on August
31) and adde final details ol
the program would be an
nounced within a week.
The Kickoff Banquet will be
the climax of the August cam
paign sponsored by the Cham
ber of Commerce and the ath
letic department to call atten
tion to the finest home sched
ule in many years. The Web-
'Ouch!' His Face Says
Essard Charles fae Is
contorted fey a right to th
Jaw landed by Nino Valdas, heavyweight champioa of
Cuba, la th ninth reoad f their tea round fight at
Miami Beach, Fla. Valdes won fey unanimous decision
ever th former world's heavyweight champioa. (AP
Wlrephoto)
NCAA Swings
Into Vital
Summer Meet.
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Roblnion. '
Plnl tame:
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Second same:
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Ste PrerreSmirnorlFli Inc .Hirrford.Cona
Gracie DeMoss
Married in
Hospital
Corvallis, Ore., Wr Former
Curtis Cud goif star Gracie
DeMoss, 2S, and attorney
Howard Klrby Smith, 26, were
married here Wednesday
while three brothers-in-law of
the bride looked on from two
hospital beds and a wheel
chair.
The wedding, scheduled for
ten davt ago but postponed
when the brothers-in-law were
seriously hurt in an automo
bile accident, was held in a
doctor's office in the hospital
where the three are recovering
from their injuries.
. Don Durdan and laiuenun
Rreenouah. both of whom
starred for Oregon State Col
lege in the 1942 New xears
Day Rose Bowl football fame,
watched the ceremony from
hospital beds. Les Gault, the
third brother-in-law, was able
to sit in a wheel chair.
After the ceremony, the
newly-weds left on a honey
moon trip that will take them
to Barrington, R. I., where
Mrs. Smith will play in the
Women's National ' Amateur
Golf Tournament. -
Semi-Pro Meet
Starts Tonight
Portland (U.B Molalla meets
Fir Pine and Oregon City faces
Willamette here tonight in the
American Baseball
fniirnament action.
Two Portland City league
teams: Heales' Babes and the
Longshoremen, registered vic
tories last night. The Long
shoremen dropped Hillsboro,
8-0, and the Babes defeated an-,
other Portland team, Friberg's,
4-2.
State one of the "unholy three'
colleges facing disciplinary ac
tion this week-end by the
NCAA's hard-boiled council?
This was the big question in
hotel lobbies Thursday as the
National Collegiate AthleticJ
Association's various commit
tees swung into a series of im
portant mid-summer meetings.
The NCAA has announced
the council will act this week
end, possibly Saturday, or Sup
day, on a report of the mem
bership committee citing three
unidentified institutions for al
leged violations of the athletic
code.
Arizona State at Tempe is
said to be a second under scrut
iny while the third remained
a mystery. The NCAA brass
wssn't telling anything.
Michigan State, which pro
duced the No. 1 football team
in the country last year, la re
ported on thin ice because of
practices which already has
drawn the censure of the Big
Ten Conference.
The Big Ten placed the
Spartans on probation until
they could produce details of a
foundation set up by alumni to
bring talen to the university.
Arizona State also is being
investigated because of recruit
ing practices.
Angels Involved
In Another v
Triple Play -
Los Angeles U.R The Los
Angeles Angels were involved
in their third triple play in
three weeks in the second gsme
last night when Seattle pulled
off baseball's neat trick. .
In the sixth inning Frsnkle
Diprima doubled, and Dick
Smith walked. Seattle starter
Jim Davis gave way to Art Del
Duca. Murray Franklin hit a
blooper apparently out of Artie
Wilson's reach over second, but
Wilson somehow gloved it and
threw to Gordon Goldsberry at
first.
Goldsberry heaved the ball;
to Merill Combs covering sec
ond, and Seattle had a triple
play.
The Angel engineered one
against Hollywood two weeks
ago and Portland snsgged Los
Angeles on one last week.
All Ex-Champs
In Semi-Finals
Victoria, B. C. (' Last
years' title-winner and three
champions of previous years
squared off here Thursday In
semi-finals of the 31st annual
Congress ' Northwest Senior's Golf Asso
ciation Tournament.
Defending champion Roger
Peck of Tacomat was paired
against Gerry McMaoama of
Seattle, and Tacoma attorney
Ed Elsenhower, the 1951 win
ner, met seven-time champion
Ralph Whaley of Seattle, the
tourney medalist.
Peck advanced to the round-
of-four Wednesday with f S
and 2 win over F. D. Davis of
Seattle. ' McManama nudged
Arthur Musgrave, victoria, 1'
up, Eisenhower eliminated Cor-
ydon Wagner, Tacoma, 4 and S,
and Whaley ousted H. w. An
drews, 4 and 2.
foots play UCLA, San Joae
State, Idaho and Oregon State
in Eugene and Washington and
Southern California at Mult
nomah Stadium In Portland.
Ticket sales have been under
way for six weeks with demand
up eight percent in Eugene and
twelve percent in Portland over
the same time a year ago. ,
Reservations for the banquet
will be available at McArthur
Court Monday at 13 each, and
Leo Harris said only 450 would
be available. There will b
about 3.000 free balcony seats
distributed later, the Webfoot
athletic boas added. The dinner
will start at 6:30 p.m. and ad
mission to the balcony will be
at 8 p.m. in time for the show.
This marks the second Mc
Arthur Court appearance of
Phil Harris and Crowley. Har
ris was master of ceremonies
for the Ccttqn Bowl Banquet
in 1948. -
The armor of an armadillo
is modified akin, like finger
nails. ,
Turner Knocks
Out Fuentes ,'
In Fifth Round
New York UK Welter
weight contender Gil Turner
explained happily today that
his chang "from buzzsaw to
bazooka" was responslbl for
the cleanest one-punch knock
out of his career over Ramon
Fuentes at Madison Square
Garden last night
Th 22-year-old Phlladel
phian kayoed Fuentes of Los
Angeles at 2:45 of the fifth
round with a straight smash
to the chin that stretched him
flat on his back on the canvas
until Dr. Vincent Nardiello
entered th ring and revived
him.
"And from now on, 111 wait
for the big opening and then
go boom with the old ba
zooka," the world's second
ranking contender promised.
"No more fighting like .a buzz-
saw through every round,
trying to wear my man down,
and maybe running out of ga
myself."
Gil weighed 181 V pouadr.
Fuentes, 161. .
Sefere Ruby GokUUln
counted 10 over th pron Cal
if ornian. Ha enld bar
counted to SO. Th crowd af
2,300, paying about $7,000
gsve Turner an appreciativ
ovation.
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