Moitfey, Aa-ssl 24, 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Sale. Prat"
Pact 1J
Portland, Seattle Divide
Sunday's Double.. eader
Tba ......
Bouuog e-2 buiit in their PCL Standings
final komt elanrl with Ih. Pr4- ' ,""'S.
land Beavers, tot improving um ...ti
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torjr No. 6 in the wrapup game aa naMiaeV""?"!!H
ol their Pacific Cnut Leani ariiai n
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series Monday night with 6teve i Mmnnw
Navy throwinc aiainit th Bea. 1 oakiaae
Th game, at Seattlt, will
male up for the contest washed
out by Saturday night's rsln
torm. It will be the final meet
. ing of the year between the
longtime PCL rivals.
The clubs divided Sunday' i . .
oouoieneaaer, ocaiue winning i wllKm. oruu. lob: parties ,
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8aiaraf Beaalta
Loa Aaaalae a. aaa rrakclee. I.
Oakland I, Hellrveod 4.
Baa Oltta I. BearameDle 1.
Peulaaa at Baeula. aealeamea.
the opener 4-2, then Idling the
nightcap 3-0. Fint place Hol-
lywood and Oakland alio iplit,
9-5 and 0-3, and the Start re
mained 9 VI gamei in front of
the Rainiers.
Catcher Ray Orteig wa Se
attle'a margin over Portland in
Sunday'i opener. Hii homer in
' the aixth gave the Rainieri a
1-1 lead and broke up a pitch-
' er's duel between Seattle'! Bill
Evana and Portland's Jehosle
Heard. Glenn Elliott, Portland
hurler, not only shut out the
Rainieri in the second game.
but knocked in two of his
club's three runs with a single
In the seventh.
In other games, San Diego
copped a pair from Sacramento
, 6-4 and 4-2; and Los Angeles
nipped San Francisco 8-4, then
was clubbed 8-2.
In the only other game on the
PCL front Monday night, Los
Angeles and Hollywood square
off In their last city series.
Fights, fines and furore accom
panied the last meeting be
tween the two but the clubs
been warned against a
repetition In Monday night's
clash. Los Angeles Police Chief
; William Parker and pul. rresi
' riant Clarence Rowland both
. have promised severe penalties
; If things get out oi nana.
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3 Oregon POW Greeted
By Families on Arrival
San Francisco (UJB Three
Oregon servicemen and their
families agreed today it was
on of the happiest days of
their Uvea when the navy
transport Gen.'Nelson M. Wal
ker arrived here yesterday
with 328 repatriated prisoners
of wax.
The three Oregon men, all
of whom had spent 33 months
In Korean prison camps, ware
greeted by their families in
gay reunion.
For Mrs. Francea Cci, 80,
Portland, it was one of the
happiest days of her life.
Capital Journal employee and their families held their
annual picnic Sunday in Settlemeier park at Woodburn.
In upper picture they are shown under the trees following :
the picnic lunch. Lower, dramatic moment In tltb ladies
sack race Just before the lesder fell flat on her face.
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Zim In 3-Way Tie for
Fourth at Montreal
Montreal U.n AI Zimmer
man nf Portland. Ort.. picked
' up $1300 prize money today
after finishing in a three-way
tie for fourth place in the La
Batt open golf tournament
here. Zimmedman had total
f 272.
Doua- Ford of Harrison, N.
Y., won the event with a 285.
Montebello Man Wins
Salt Lake City OR Zell
, Paton. Montebello, Calif., won
i the Utah Open golf tourna-
' ment Sunday with a 72-hole
total of 279.
That was one stroke better
than Dick Lundahl, . Baker,
Ore,, pro. Lundahl fired a slx-
under-par 86 on the final 18,
RAIN P08TPONES GAMES
Portland tUB Rain forced
postponement of action in the
American Baseball CongTess
tourney here last night. Wea
ther permitting, Oregon City
was to play Heales' Babes and
Molalla waa to meet the Long'
shoremen tonight
CALIFORNIA! WINS '
'Minneapolis. Minn, alio
Clyde Hippenstiel, San Bemar
dino. Calif., beat Linn ROCK,
- wood, Provo, Utah, In straight
sets yesterday to win the mtn'i
singles of the National Public
Parka Tennis championships.
N.T. PBOwlNS
Montreal W Doug Fyrd,
Harrison, N.Y., pro, Monday
gave credit to a putter he bor
rowed from his uncle for win
nlng the $5,000 top prize in the
$23,000 Open at the summer
lea Golf Club.
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7 Killed in Accidents
Over the Week-End
(Br Tha Anaclatad PraAII
' Accidents claimed the lives
of seven from Oregon over the
week-end. Three were killed
and seven were injured In one
MILITARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Monday, August $4
rvmnABv B. lalnd 'infantry
regiment. Oregon aNUonal Guard
At ftalean armor.
Orraon Moouutvuon a'tiiruiuon
detachment No. 1 at D8AB ar
mory.
fTrtranirao Hinni fjona M'
serve unit at Naval ana Manns
Corp Reserve training center.
S414W VAit squBoron at uo
armory. Pictures ana uiumo
prints to be taken for Menu,
flcstlon cards.
WtdnsAday, Angaat 11
th field arUllery battalion,
at UBAR armory.
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Back From Far last
Sheridan Kenneth O. fills.
teaman. USN, son of Mr ana
Lira. Wesley O. Kills. Sheridan,
has returned from the Far Eaal
Aboard the ugm cruiser, use
Manchester.
Ending Cne
Lone Beacn. Calif. Borer D.
Andrus, ISM North Commercial
street. 8alem. Oreson. Autrutt It
enmototod LhA rsAerva oiilcer can
dictate course at uie ua. navai
Station at Terminal Island here
Andrus Is In his second year at
a Reserve ofloa Candidate at
Oregon College of Education.
Monmouth. The corse started
July 16.
Reports to Soaadraa
Miramar. Calif. Nelson D,
Forbes, photographer's mate first
class, USN, son or Mrs. rranaie
D. Forties. 641 Union street,
Salem, Oregon, has reported to
Composite Squadron 61, a Jet
nhotA aouaaron oase ak we u,a.
Naval Air Station here. Forbei
attended the Agricultural College
in Fareo. n.u.. ana Drior to Min,
ing the Navy in September, IMS,
vts employed by Salon Portraits
coos Bay, uregon.
At Alameda NAS
Alsmeda. Calif Rloh V. Slee,
man. seaman. USN. son of afr,
and Mrs. Less W Sleemsn3433
Williams avenue. Salem, Is on
duty st the U.S. Naval Air Station
here. Prior to entering the Navy
in March, Sleeman attended High
Line nun school in Seattle
Wash., and was employed bv the
Sieemana oil company, his true,
the former Janet K. Redding . re
sides at 1433 Williams avenue,
Salem.
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Saucers Seen
n Sky Near
Polk Co. Town
Dallas Here they ga
again flying saucers, that
to! v
This time two of the mys
terious objects were sees
hovering around a large
northbound army plane In
the vicinity of Perrydsle at
7 p.m. Friday.
Witnesses of the phenom
ena were John Wlensi, his
daughter, Joanne, 18, and
eon, Loren, IT.
Mr. Wlenti said that
when he first noticed , the
sancerlike objects, one was
flying on each side of the
plane at a considerable dis
tance. Occasionally, he said, one
of the objects would maneu
ver at tremendous speed to
a point above the plane,
then swerve back to lis posi
tion alongside at a distance
of 446 or 506 feet
Within a very few min
utes, according to Wienss,
the plane and Its ghostly as-
nier, Ore., drowned In the
Cowlitz river near Longview,
Wash., Saturday when a email
outboard cruiser, in which be
was a psssenger, capsized.
150 Journal
Folk Picnic
More than ISO persons at
tended the annual Capital
Journal picnic at Settlemeier
park in Woodburn Sunday,
featured by a huge picnic
lunch and games - for both
adults and children. 1
Feature event of tha day
waa the annual Softball game
Between tne upstairs oaicc i
woraers ana printers ana me
"Downstairs" pressmen and
routemen.v Downstairs edged
the Upstairs team 11-10 in
a hotly-disputed contest In
which Upstairs players vooller
outly wondered why three
umpires and the scorakeeper
were all from "downstairs."
.Sack races, three legged
races and assorted other games
played earlier brought prizes
to adult winners and to all
children who entered.
Mrs. Coxa was able to be
on the dock to frt her son.
Warrant Officer Dwlfbt Coxa,
whom, sh bad not seen for
mora than three years. Wear
ing a white orchid, tha gift of
Portland florist, new shoes
and a bright smile, Mrs. Coxa
waa as impatient and eager as
her son's ship docked as were
ther six grandchildren and two
great grandchildren.
"It's all so wonderful.' ahe
said.
Five mombert of the family
of CpL Edward Clevenger
drove here from Dayton, Ore,,
to meet the soldier. The 22-
year-old serviceman agreed
that it waa the "happiest day
of my life."
CpL Mervln J. Tuom, Clat
skanle, 2T, wss met by eight
members of his family. Cpl.
Tuom was wounded In World
War II and again. la the)
Korean conflict.
Both Tuom and Clevenger -were
advanced from nriirata
first class after their release.
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Aiitnmfiblle collision. Two
other traffic accidents, a trac
tor mishap and a boating ac
cident were blamed for th
other deaths.
Mrs. Roy Ashmon. 50, and
Willis Hall. 20. were killed
outrleht and Hall's wife, Bet
ty, died later from Injuries In
a two-car crasn en a nignway
two miles southwest of Day
ton Sunday night. All were
from McMlnnville. Savon
others including three chil
dren, were Injured.
Noel - Richard- Goin, 28,
Portland, suffered fatal Injur
ies In a two-car collision en
Highway 98W, one mile north
of Tigard, Sunday.
James McCourtney, 2-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
McCourtney, Grants Pass, died
in a Portland hospital Sunday
from Injuries suffered a few
days earlier when he fell from
a moving car. ' '
Pleys Undertown, 84, ef
Klamath Falls, died Saturday
when a grader ha was operat
ing went off a road 65 miles
north of Eureka, Calif.
. Jim Cole, about 80 of Ral-
cort disappeared In the di
rection of Portland.
Wiensa lives on Perrydale
read, near Perrydale.
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