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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. OrcfM
Monday, August 24, 1951
State Fair
Racing Stalls
All Assigned
All stalls have been assigned
in the horse racing barns at
the Oregon State fairgrounds in
Salem for this year's fair racing
meet September B-12, accord
ing to Charles A. Evans, direc
tor of racing. Post time is l;is
With two quarter horse and
Minor League Scores
Br Tl AmocIau rm
baaCer'e Baeelu:
nTKBiunoRU Isaacs
.Halo S-U. Srrec.ee 2-4.
SerlntntU S-4, atmlreal l-J.
Toranu I. Roeheeter 2.
Baitinere I. Ottawa 4.
AMSSICtM AltOCMTTOX
damboa 1, 2Uneae City 1
Cherlaatan 4. LouUrUlt 2.
Minna pelu IX IMlaaakollo S.
Toledo 2-7. St. Fuil -2.
TEXAS LIAQCB
Dellaa 1. Shreveport 2.
fort Worth 7-1. Beeunaat J-2.
Ttiua, 0. ea Antonio 4.
Oklahoma cut 1-4. Hoarto. 1-2.
WEHT10.K UUQUS
Uneoln 0. Denrer 4.
Colorado SpMnn S, Ou Molnoo 1.
Wlcalla 1, Omaha S.
Sloui Cltr 12-1. Foablo 0-4.
flOMESa LXAOL'S
PoeaWUo 4-2. Marie VaUar a-4.
Idaho Fall! 4. Bolat S. I
Salt Laka cur t, Oraat Falli i.
BUIlnn 2. Oodan a.
FAN FARE
iWo Din
eight thoroughbred raoes daily,
there will be at least 11 purses
for $600, and 16 for f 500. No
purse will be for less than 6400.
Both the Inaugural handicap
on Saturday the 8th and the
La Dor Day handicap will have
$800 purses. Purse for the Gov.
ernor's handicap on Wednesday,
ocpiemDer will be 81,000.
Friday's Oregon State Fair two-year-old
race purse will be
$600.
The Gold Camp handicap and
the Aloha haandicap, both on
the closing Saturday, will pay
$800 and $1,000 respectively.
Coolers will also be presented
to winners of all major events.
Nevada, Canada, California,
Montana and Idaho will send
borses to compete with the Ore
gon entries, Evans said.
p.m. daily except Sunday.
Forty eight more horses than
ever before will be on hand to
compete for $34,900 In purse
money in seven days of racing
Evans said. In addition, receiv
ing space has been set aside
for horses that will come by
vans for special races. Stall
space has been signed for 320
horses.
Colorado Sprlnsa I. Daa Motneo t
Denver 4. Lincoln I.
FIOMEEB LEAOtX
Salt lake 13. BUUnaa I.
Maaie vallor IS. Idaho FsUi IS.
Pocatcllo S. BoUe 4.
Oreat Falla 4. Otaan S.
Batnrday'a Basalta:
AMISICAN ASSOCIATION
Charlaiton 2. LouUvilla t.
St. Fanl 4. Toledo 0
Kanaai Cltj 2, Coltimbm I.
IndlanapoUa S. Mlnneapolii S.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallao 2. Beaumont S.
FortWorth a Shrereoort I.
Oklahoma CUT 2. San Antonio S.
Houston a. Tula a.
WESTIBN LEAOV1
Sioux Cllr 14-2. Pueblo 10-L
Omaba i, Wichita 1.
INTKIlNATIOXAt, UAOUB
Buffalo 1-0, Srracuo 0-i.
Montreal 2-2. Sorlncflala 0-4.
Racbaitar a. Toronto 2.
Ottawa 2, Baltimore e.
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Native Dancer Does If Again;
Native Dancer
'(left), with Jockey
Eddie Arearo Bp, crosses the finish line to win the S1H,
i 661 American Derby at Washington Park, Chleago. Two
lengtha behind la Landlock (second from left), who finish
ed second, followed by Precious Stone (on rail), third.
(AP Wlrephoto)
Powerful Ground Attack
Wins for Staters, 21-12
Portland U. A powerful
attack on the cronnd ean still
Win football fames.
' That was displayed here Sat
urday night when the State
team trounced the City eleven,
21-12, in, football's 19S3 debut
in the sixth annual Shrine All-
Star game.
remane cn-euiuuoa we uri
aUl-tuv (ootoau kame:
state citr
Flril 40110 if 4
Buihlnr lardak. 320 T4
Paaaluff rardake .. S 19
Piim attempted S S
fuiM oompl.ud I 1
Fuji, Intercepted ...... 0 1
FvuM t 4
Puntlnff averake , 42 44.S
Tarda ptnalliad M 21
The Staters, playing before
more than 21,000 at Multno
mah stadium, ground out 290
yards from rushing to only 76
for City.
Leading ground gainers for
the State squad were Tom
Crabtree of Marshfield, Miles
Boardman of Bend and Fred
Hall of Prlneville. Directing
the offense was Quincy Powers,
quarterback from Marshfield.
It was the fourth victory for
State against two for City in
the big game.
State scored once in each of
the first three quarters with
Boardman, Hall and Spike Hill
strom of Marshfield plunging
across the goal line. Floyd
Burrlght place-kicked the three
extra points.
'Nobody From
Nowhere' Wins
Grond American
Vandalla, Ohio W) Amer
ica's biggest trapshooting cham
pionship, the $1,500 Grand Am
erican Handicap, went Friday
to Raymond A .Williams, 33-year-old
furniture store em
ploye from nearby Eaton, who
cracked 88 out of 100 from 19
yards and then broke 23
straight to break a tie in a
three-way shoot-off.
Thus the Grand's tradition
that a "nobody from nowhere"
always wins the classic was
maintained. Williams broke
87 a year ago in his first try,
and was among the host of
duffers in the record field of
1,949. The previous high was
1,786 entrants in 1847, and last
year's roaring Grand drew
1,727.
Williams won the laurels, but
Harold E. Myers of Columbus,
Ohio, who finished third in the
shootoff, probably won more
money. Myers, a technical ser
geant at Lockbourne Air Force
Two other state touchdowns
were called back because of
penalties.
city took advantage of a
State fumble In the second pe
riod and Tom Hughes of Co
lumbia Prep went over .and
Bob Clark of Benson scored in
the last minute of the game.
Crabtree, who picked up 93
yaras tor the victors, was
named the game's outstanding
player by a .committee of
coaches. Boardman was named
outstanding State back and
Clark Cubbage of Eugene took
the top lineman s honor. Cub
bage was injured late in the
game. .
Named on the City team as
outstanding players were Leon
Hittner, Central Catholic, and
Roger Williams, Jefferson halfback.
Seixas, Rose
Meet in Semis
Chestnut Hill CU.R) Defend
ing champions Vic Seixas of
Philadelphia and Mervyn Rose
of Australia meet today in a
semi-final national doubles
championship match which will
determine whether the tourna
ment has its first ail-American
windup in five years. .
Seixas, the Wimbledon king,
is teamed with power-hitting
Tony Trabert of Cincinnati, O.,
while Rose is paired with Rex
Hartwig. The tandemn of Rose
and Hartwig is the only survi
vor of Australia's three-team
delegation.
A semi-finals triumph for
Seixas and Trabert means the
pair will meet the winner of
the all-American top half of
the draw semi-final of Gardnar
Mulloy of Miami, Fie., and
Billy Talbert of New York City
against Straight Clark of Pasa
dena, Calif., and Hal Burrows
of Charlottesville, Va., in the
final.
Yakima Beats Denver
3-2 in Legion Opener
Hastings. Neb. OP) Yakima
defeated Denver 3-2 behind
four-hit pitching by Dave Dex
ter Sunday night in the open
ing round of the American Le
gion sectional baseball tourna
ment here.
Dexter, ace hurler for the
Pacific Northwest regional
champions, struck out 20 men,
11 of them in a row. Four Den
ver errors aided the Yakima
nine. Stan Williams took the
Yakima .,
Dtnvtr .,
Dcittr
Starke.
000 200 100-2 1
O00 010O1O I 4 4
Howelt; WllUemi ul
loss despite pitchina- a three-
Base, played all the options and hitter and striking out 13 men.
could pick up several thousand
dollars, but Williams played
only two of them.
Carl L. Roberts of Wood
River, 111., finished second in
the shoot-off, but didn't even
hang around to await presenta
tion of the trophy and the $1,
000 runner-up check.
Two 13-year-olds and a pro
fessional also won divisions of
the big handicap yesterday.
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