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Bud Zollinger; Suspended
.Ten-Day Suspension Comes
During State Fair Meet
Jockeys riding in today's
horse racing event at Oregon
State Fair hero will not Include
Bnd Zollinger, leading jockey
at the reeentortland Meadows
race meeting.
THe state racing commission
yesterdsy impended Zollinger
for "practice inimical to the
health of racing." He wii
charged speciiically with
"maintaining a fiscal intereit
in the training of horsei con
currently with being a licensed
Jockey."
The commsslon specified that
Beavers Overcome
Sacte Rally to
Post 8-7 Victory
Portland J.R) The Portland
Beavers overcame a Sacra
mento flve-ron rally in the
fifth Inning last night to defeat
the Solon 1-7 In Pacific
Coast League contest.
Sacramento's big inning
came in the fifth when, with
one out. Red Adam walked
Pete Pavlick and Marino Pier
etti beat out an infield hit to
put Pavlick on second.
Adams then walked John
Ritchey to fiU the bases. Bob
Dillinger beat out an Infield hit
to score Pavlick and Joe Brovia
emptied the bases with a double
to center.
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That flurry sent Adams oft
tha mound and Reliefer Dick
Walbel was greeted with a sln
gla off the bat of Nippy Jones
which scored Brovia.
Portland lead by maintain
ing a steady scoring pace that
started in the third when, with
ne out, Frankie Austin got an
Infield single, stole second, and
then went to third when Rit
chey threw the ball away at
second. Austin scored ahead of
Bob Marquis who hit one of the
first inside-the-park homers
seen at Vaughn street in sev
eral years. It waa the sixth of
the season for Marquis.
In the fourth, the Beavers
bolstered their lead when Don
Zggert walked, went to second
on Jim Bussel's single, and
scored on Zddie Basinski's in
field out.
Eggert singled again in the
Sixth and went to third aa Rus
sell singled and Brovia let the
ball get away, and he scored
n Basinski's infield out, for
the second time.
Fletcher Robbe double both
Marquis and Hank Arft home
in the seventh and Portland
cinched its one-run victory
margin in the eighth when Jim
Gladd, Austin, Arft and Mar
quis fell on reliefer Milo Can
din I for four hits.
A two-run rally in the ninth
waa not enough for the Solon's
game. Jehosle Heard walked
Dilltnger and then gave up con
secutive singles to Jones, Bro
via, and Neal Sheridan.
Probable pitchers today will
be Ken Cables (8-15) for Sac
ramento, and Lyman Linde (12
10) for Portland.
By SCOTT BA1LI.IC
San Francisco u.R The Hol
lywood Stars hardly looked like
world-beaters today as they
staggered a little closer toward
the Pacific Coast League pea
nant but the runnerup Seattle
Rainier weren't doing much
better.
The two clubs, which virtu
ally monopolized, the race for
Pants Rowland's bunting all
season, both suffered reverses
again last night. -
Ssn Francisco slugged out a
T-5 victory over the Stars
while Ran Diego clipped the
Suds, 3-2.
As a result, the Twinks re
malned 104 games ahead of
seaiue ana apparently were!aann
cinches to hsve the flag wrap
ped up before Labor Day.
Lien's 12th
Ancient Al Lien, the vener
able San Francisco left-handrr,
chalked up his I2th win of the
season and helped his own I""1 ix-atoria. anrrMaa. room, m tr
ee use with a home run in lh Ha-aruu sa-Auaua.
filth Inning. Oddly enough, he Arn. lor sacrammio 11. port.
had to leave thai s-nmi, with tand - PS Ritahor. wp wall. rj
naa 10 leave me game witn a ,,. ,.,, 4 r4 T , ,, 4
ore back after the blow. mi.
Homers by Reno Cheso and
George Vieo helped tpeed Lien
to the triumph. He gave way
to Walt Clough in the aixth.
Dale Long pounded his 35th
homer of the year in the fifth
for the Stars after Frank i
Kelleher had tlsmmed Lien for
an earlier one in the fourth.
The Padres Move I'p
Ssn Diefo moved In a 4.1
series lead over the stricken
Zollinger could ride in no com.
petition with horses trained by
California Trainer J. R. Sim
LOCAL UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS
Oregon
Grid Wars Next
(Br Tiia laaoclelod Preeal
Oregon high school football
teams, with one week ef prae
tlce complete, will start bear'
ing down Monday for the first
games of the long season start'
ing next week-end. .
Actually the opening prep
event was a four-team Cen
tral Oregon Jamboree at Prine
ville Friday night. But contest
ants played only partial games
as will those in the Lane Coun
ty Jamboree Saturday alght
and in the Lower Columbia
League Jamboree at St. Helens
Tuesday.
Games next Friday and Sat
urday should provide clues as
to the strongest contenders for
the end-of-season champion
ship play-off berths.
Central Catholic of Portland,
the 19S2 Class A champion, is
Worsham Holds
Two-Stroke
Lead in Tourney
Washington U.B Lew Wor-
sham of Oakmount, Pa.,' held
a two stroke lead today as the
$19,000 National Celebrities
Open golf toutnsment moved
into its two day, free-for-all.
38-hole finale.
Worsham, shooting a three
under par it over the Wood
mont Country Club course,
carded a two-day score of
88-09137 to give him the
lead over Cary Middlecoff of
Memphis, Tenn. Bill Nary of
Kansas City and-Ted Kroll ef
New Hartford, NvY.
Vice-President Richard M.
Nixon heads a list of celebri
ties which will engage in the
free-for-all for the next two
days 'with the top profession
sis. The vice-president, who
claims he has lopped 40
strokes off his golf score in
the last four months, faces
Bob Hope, General of the
Army Omar Bradley and John
McClure, a friend of President
Eisenhower.
Ralnlers on the strength of Bill
Thomason's six-hitter. Walt
Pacekay doubled home Earl
Rapp in the ninth for the win
ning marker after the right
fielder had singled.
Nine pitchers suffered
through the Oakland-Los Ange
les fracas, with 17 year old
Ernie Brogllo getting his first
win of the season while Bob
Spicer waa stamped with his
ninth defeat The Oaks tied the
game and moved ahead for the
night with a three run assault
in the aixth inning which in
cluded a plnch-hit single by
cowboy Al Gettel, the pitcher.
Sacramento (1)
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mons and ordered him to pre
sent documentary proof that he
had detached himself from all
connections with horses trained
by Simmons.
The Incident which brought
about the hearing before the
commission In Salem was a
claims dispute over the horse
Page 10 Salem, Oregon, Saturday, September 5, 1953
Prep Teams Open
expected to g e t a good test
from Albany Friday night The
Rams, who edged Benson of
Portland, 7-6, for the title,
have a flock of veteran stars
headed by Vince Altenhofen,
deadly passing quarterback.
Benson, which has a big re
building Job, travels to Kelso.
Marshfield, a Class A semi-
finalist rated No. 1 in the state
through most of the Associated
Press poll last year, will meet
Crater of Central Point. The
Pirates, with only two regulars
back, also must find a lot of
replacements.
Jefferson of Portland, the
other semi-finalist and in a
similar predicament, will get a
Most Favorites
Still Survive in
S. Oregon Meet
Medford () The second
round of the Southern Ore
gon golf chsmpionshlp got un-
derwsy here Saturday with
most of the favorites still in
the running.
Defending Champion Bob
Atkinson of Portland defeated
Sid Millilan. Eurena. X and
Friday. Medalist Harry
Terrell, Jr., Grant
downed Larry Butler,
Pass.
Med
ford, J and 2. -Mrs.
W. W. Davles of Med
ford, defending champion,
eliminated Mrs. Robert
Sprost, Klamath Falls, 4 and
2, in the women's division.
Mrs. Richard Grubbs, Port
land, one of the medalists, de
feated Mrs. A. A. Peters,
Eureks, Calif., 5 and 3. Co
medalist Carole Jo Kabler,
Sutherlln, downed Mrs. C. B.
Collins, Medford, 6 and t.
Other results in the men's
division:
Justin Woods, Salem, de
feated Bill McAllister, Sr..
Portland, I and 2; Mike Star
ling, Eugene, , defeated Don
Provost, Jr., Ashland, 2 and
1; Skip Nagler, Eugene, de
feated Amel Pascuzzl Port
land, 2 and 1: Adolph Zam-
sky, Klamath Falls, defeated
Harvey Hlxson, Eugene, 2 and
l; Rod Taylor, Eugene, de
feated Jame Vinum. Areata.
Calif., 2 and 1: Bob John
son, Grants Pus, defeated Joe
Oppenheimer, Jr., Eureka,
tain., a ana n; Don Leal, Eu
gene, defeated J. J. Hagan,
Portland, S and 4; Ralph
Swan, Vancouver, Wash., de
feated Larry Gubrud, Eugene,
2 ana l; Art Airianni, Port
land, defeated Jim Donahue,
Grant Pass, 8 and 8.
Major League Leaders
(Br Tho Asaottotrd Praa
NATIONAL LKA(!1'I
Ballloi Skhoandltoat, at. Loalj, 141:
Purlllo. Brooklyn. .Ill; Irvln. Now York,
.111: Roblruon, Brooklyn, .111; Aahburn.
rniiMHipnia,
Baaa Battod to Campanula. Brook
lyn, 114: Haiuin, Mllwauboa, III: Mod
ta. Brooklrn. 111: Bnldar, Brooklyn,
111: tnala. Pblladolptilo. lot.
Boom Boao Malrtaaa, Ullwaokta,
44: Rlottcwtkl, Cincinnati, It; Bnldor
and Campanolla, Brooklyn, ft: Bodaoa.
Brooklrn. 10.
Pllrhlat Roo, Brook Ira. 10-1, til:
Buttlftu. Mllwauktt. 14-1. .lit: Spahn,
aliloaukao. It 1. .tm; Pario.ki. Cin
cinnati. I I. .Til; Braklaa, Brooklrl, li
lt .ill.
AMBBICAN ITACirt
Balllni Varnon, Wathinalon and
, Cloralon. IM: Minoto, CKiraio.
.Ill: Ooodman. Boaton, .104: Mltontll,
Clrraland and PhlUar, phlladolphla. .101.
Bona Ballad In Roton, Cleveland.
11: Vernon. Waanlnetoai. tl: Berra. New
York. 11; Boone. Detroit, H; aHaoeo
Chlcaee tad Boblnto and Xernlal.
PMIadelphla. tl.
Beeao Bono Beralal. Philadelphia
Tl; Itoeen, Cloeeland. 14; Berra, New
York. II; Boone. Detroit. II; ro,
Clirelaad tad Kokluon. PkUadalpbla.
PHehlnt Loral. Be York, 14-1
tit; ataart. L Louli. t-1 .Mt; (y,,d.
New York. 11-4. .111. Boeklna, Oloroland.
SURGICAL SUPPORTS
Of alt aindo. Traovoa, A bo) ova.
trial Rnppnrta, Elaatta HiarKry
r.iport flltort Bflials fitting
reerat,
A TOC IKVCTOB'
(apilal Drug Slore
4SS Mat aireet
Canter ef Liberty
H CSreen Blante
kyifk Cxleirfi
"Painted Leaves" In the recent
race meeting at Cresham, Ore.
Commissioners said, how
ever, there appeared to be no
connivance to affect result of
the race.
Zollinger's suspension, for 10
days, is the equivalent in mone
tary value of a $1,000 fine.
NEWS AND FEATURES
Week
rough workout from Vancou;
ver. Wash., high.
North Bend and Eugene,
teams which are out to de
throne Marshfield as District 8
champion, also see action Fri
day night.'
North Bend, with nine 1SS2
regulars headed by Jim Shan-
ley, high-scoring halfback, will
play coquille, a Class A-2
semi-finalist last year. Eugene
travels for a game with Rose
burg, i
Bend, which lost to Jeffer
son in the 1952 playoffs, plays
host to Madras.
Prineville, 19S2 Class A-2
champion, meet Pendletdn in
side attraction to the city's
roundup.
Prineville won 13-0 deci
sions over Bend snd Madras
in single quarters Friday night.
Klamath Falls snd Grants
Psss, two Southern . Oregon
District 4 powers, travel to
Portland for games. Klamath
plays. Grsnt and Grsnts Pass
meets Roosevelt, one of the fa
vorites for the city champion
ship. ' . j
HUlsboro, which made the
play-offs last year, will play
Milwaukie. St. Helens, Class
A-2 runner-up, meets Seaside
and Raker plays Ontario next
w"."
Other Friday games Include:
Salem vs. Cleveland (Port
land); Camas, Wash., - vs.
Franklin (Portland); Lincoln
(Portland) vs. Beaverton;
Washington (Portland) vs. Mc
Minnville; Cottage Grove vs.
Springfield; Sandy vs. Park-
rose; The Dalles vs. Battle
Ground, Wash.; Union vs. La
Grande and Hermiston vs.
Kennewick, Wash. I
Fights Lost Night
(T Th sHOfittod Prtai)
Kw York Lulu Prt. 8, Brooklra,
Mopped Dttvt Oil) trrio, Uthk, 1m An
ttiu. .
Affcirr rrk. N. J, vlnrt Mtrtinti.
1H, Ptrm, utpoitUttl Joff Bishop
H4. PhlUdalphta. 10.
aa J). Cllf Anil Salfcur. 131,
Harvard, Cant., utpolnUd Jont Mm
laa, ii, MMlco, 1.
Football's 'Dream Game'
In Portland Monday. Night
Portland Football's "dream .their capable ends, Tom Fears
game" the Loa Angeles Ram ' and Elroy Hirsch, for the pass
against the Chlcag Cardinals, I catching chores, with rookies
will become a reality here atjEd Barker and Herb A goes in
rauitnomah stadium next Moa-1
day nighU The klekeff will be
at 1:06 p. m.
Football forecasters predict
that the encounter between the
two members of the National
Football League could easily be
a preview of the league cham
pionship playoff next winter.
Both titans enter the game at
full strength, fresh from recent
pre-season wins, and gunning
for victory in what has devel
oped into an old-fashioned
grudge brawl. ,
The Rams, directed by Quar
terback Norm Van Brocklin,
will unleash the full force of
their mighty ground and aerial
attack.
Los Angeles has two power
ful fullbacks ready for ground
gobbling chores in Tank Young,
er, currently its best rusher,
and Deacon Dan Towler.
Left halfback will be divided
by the sensational L.A. rookie.
Brad Meyers, and veteran Skeet
Quintan. Right halfback duties
will be shared by Tom McCor
mick and Vitamin Smith.
Glenn Davis and Woodley
Lewis will see some action on
offense at halfbacks at well as
on defense.
The Rams also will count on
F t. T. Loea. R.Ol Da o. Chut J
PRR. CHAN LAM
CHINESE NATUROPATHS
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While Spokane and Lewlaton
are battling It dewa to the
wIm fn ihm a4Aj4 half -hneM.
ploaship ef the Western la
ri,tlnil Idfd, tha rUUm
Senators are cratslng through
their final few days mt the
regular season, eager te get
started la the post-season play
off.
Salem, Champion of the first
half, will meet the second half
champion in a four-out-of-seven
series playoff for the
WIL pennant beginning Wed
nesday, The playoff opens at Spo
kane or 'Lewiston Wednesday
night. Games will be played
there Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
Teams take Saturday off for
traveling, and resume their
championship tournament at
Salem Sunday afternoon (Sep
tember 13) at 2:30. A many
games ss necessary to com'
plete the four-out-of-seven ser
ies will be played here.
If one team should win all
three games at Spokane and
the Sunday game in Salem, the
series would end then. ,If fur
ther games are necessary, they
will be played on- successive
nights st Waters park,' start
ing at 7:30.
Schmid Advances
To Finals in
Woodburn Event
Woodbum John Schmid
1952 handicap tournament ti-
tllst, advanced to the final of
the men's fall championship
tournament at the Woodburn
golf course by defeating How
ard Nelson and Tom DeAr
mond in successive matches.
The winner of the pending
clssh between Jerry Plank,
tourney favorite,' and Ed Mc
Claughry will face Schmid for
the 1953 championship cup.
In quarter-final matches in
the championship flight Mc
Claughry eliminated Dave Ca-
vett, 1953 handicap tourna
ment winner, 4 and 2; Schmid
won over Nelson 1 up on the
19th hole and Tom DeArmond
eliminated Sim Cunningham
on the 19th. Jerry Plank had
previously won his way into
the semi-finals by defeating
Howard Palmer 1 up. Schmid
and DeArmond w e n t to the
19th before Schmid won his
-way into the finals.
Howard Quigley and' Ed Co-
man will meet in the finals of
the first flight race. In quarter-final
matches last week Ice
land Plank won over Walt
Miller 1 up and Dr. James
Deagen won over Ivan DeArm
ond by the same margin. Semi
final matches saw Quigley
eliminate Plank 3 and 2 and
Coman defeating Dr. Deagen 4
and 3.
Two second round matches
were played in the second
flight, Lee Withers detesting
Dr. A. Guild 4 and 3 and Ken
Hagg winning over Winton
Hunt 3 up. Other matches are
still pending.
la the third flight Tony Big
ler eliminated Harley Piper 1
up on the 19th and in the
fourth fllffht Tlnn Ttnrrtt Hp.
"Ifeated Lloyd Froom S and 4.
reserve, t
Coach Joe Stydahar, itching
to show up his former back
field aide, Hamp Pool of the
Rams, will present two offen
sive backfields.
One quartet Is composed of
Dale Samuels at quarterback,
Charley Trippi and Johnny
Olszewski at halfbacks snd
Bill Svoboda at fullback.
The other unit contains
James Root at quarterback,
Billy Cross and Don Paul at
halfbacks and Ralph Pasquar
lello at fullback.
Don Stonesifer and Fran
Polsfoot will be at ends, with
Tom Bieneman and Ray Ram
sey Irr reserve.
President Harry Glickman of
Oregon Sports Attrsctions an
nounced todsy thst a crowd in
the vicinity of 30,000 is a good
prospect However, he emphs
sixed that the game is not a sell
out yet and probably will not
be one.
Thousanda of good reserved
seats, as well as 3,000 general
admission tickets, will be on
sale at the atadium ticket
wagon at 1:00 p.m. Sunday and
all day Monday.
MEN & WOMEN
To Register for work on Peaches
and Prunes.
PAULUS BROS.
14th & Oxfords Sts.
Week
WIL Standings
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Yakun
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Salem ...
Vancouver
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, 11 M
tl
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Ut 4
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.W1 ft
Calaarr ...
Trl-Clty ..
Wenatehee
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HI 14
Prtdar'e Beewrtei
Lcwlolo. t, BpokaM S.
Yakima I. Wenatehee I.
Vancouver I. Victoria 1.
Calaarr 4. Balem 1.
Trt-cnr at Edmonton, doutlehtadar
poetpoaed. rain, i
tal.rdar'e leMili:
apokeno at Lewieton.
Yakima at Wenalchee.
Trl-Cllr at Edmonton III.
aalara at Calaarr (1.
Vancouver at Victoria ll. .
Tickets for playoff games at
Waters park will be handled in
the same manner as for a reg
ular league game. There will
be no .reserved seats, except the
box seats, and those will be oc
cupied by the seasonal box
seat holders. Season tickets
will be honored at playoff
games.
(BP Onltad Pratt)
Eddie Kapp hurled the
Calgary Stampeders te a 4-3
win over the Salem Sena
tors last night, and picked
ai his ninth win of the sea
sob la the bargala. Kapp
struck oat twe, scattered
eight hits and walked three
Salem batters.
The Stamps netted two home
runs. Jim Wert belted his first
circuit clout since ne. came
over from the Vancouver Cap
Uanos in August, snd brought
in a mate, to put the Stamps in
the fore 2-1. The other Cow
boy homer came in the aixth
off Don Bucker.
Southpaw Bob Collins, who
allowed Calgary eight hits,
took the loss.
In other games, Yakima
edged Wenatchee, 9-8; Lewis
ton defeated Spokane, 9-3;
Vancouver walloped Victoria,
8-1, and Tri-City at Edmon
ton was rained out.
Salaat (t
(4) Caliarr
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B a o a
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TanttUI,!
PtratslD
Dtyo.cf
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4HuAtar.S
IStathi.ol 4
ltad.rt 4
lTdeaeo,! 1
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ILIIlard. 4
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Colltna,p
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Totala 14 I 14 It TotiU tl I 17 II
x walkad for Colllru In llh.
ftalem 014 sit I I 1
Canary ! HI to 4 I 1
PlUh.r; IP AB H . BP. SO BB
Coinnt I 17 l 4 4 a o
Kapp t 40 I I 1 1 I
PB Ullard. LOB Balrrn t. Canary
t. Brrora Wlthorapoon. aabatlnl. Moad.
Hn Wtrt. Xrlcker. 2BH arabatlnl, Tan-
Atlll. Iriliara. Km lanMiu, nviaon,
Wlthcrtpoon. Wtrt t. Brlckor 1. BB
atathoo. DP Brlckar to HunUr to Wart.
Umptroa Moras and Jacoba. Tltna 1:41.
All. K0 (Olt.l. .
Spokan 101 060 HO 9 It 1
LowUtoa OM 101 II' I t 1
Bprlaf, Now It) and Shctli; Perot,
Brcnnar (I) and Oarar.
Taklma lit tot Oil I I 1
Wenauhoa 1M HI Oil I 11 t
Toamtend. Rial III and Alblnl; Bia
mon. Da Corolla (l and Bartolomal.
Vancouver
.... 000 111 114 I It
.... no 000 lool 4
Duratto; Drminf al
Victoria ..,
HarehaU
Harford.
Boise, Renton
Win Softball
Tourney Openers
Pendleton, Ore. () Boise,
Idaho and Renton. Wash.,
teams won Fridsy's opening
games in the Northwest Re
gional Softball . Tournament
here.
Renton edged the HysU-r
company of Portland 3-2 and
Boise blanked Wood Realty et
Tacoma 3-0.
Bob Byers scored Renton's
first run in the third inning
on a double by BiH Cole. Two
more came in the fourth as
a result of a hit batter, a sin
gle by Ray Pearson and a
fly to the outfield.
Boise's runs came on a sin
gle by Carl Goicoechea. a
walk to Bill Wood and Dick
Ulen's homer.
Saturday's play in the
double elimination event will
send Irwin Jones of Tscoma
against Mill City at' 12:30
p.m.; Boise against Renton at
2 p.m.; Wood of Tacoma
against loser of Jones of Ts-coma-Mill
City game at 3:30
p.m. and Richland. Wash.,
against Pendleton at 9 p.m.
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ran his University ef Washing
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scrimmage today.
Rhubarb Flares
As Bums Win 10th
In Row from NY
By CARL Lt'NDQUIST
New York (U.PJ That en
chanting rivalry ef ear na
tionaj pastime between the
Dodgers and Giants- threaten
to break out again today into a
bean-ball throwing, name-calling
and umpire-baiting battle
in the Pole Grounds.
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Only aamea oeheduled.
There were a few minor ex
plosions last night as the
Dodgers cashed in on five un
earned runs to defeat the
Giants for the eighth straight
time, 8-B, despite four Vomers
oy ine losers. The Dodgers thus
went 10 full games iri front of
second-place Milwaukee, which
lost a 4-2 decision to the Card
inals when Stan Musial hit a
three-run homer in the eighth
inning.
The Beef
The big rhubarb came in the
eighth inning when plate Um
pire Bill Stewart called upon
Manager Charley Dressen of
the Dodgers and Acting Man
ager Billy Rigney of the Giants
to tell their pitchers to stop
throwing at the batters.
Leo Durocher, the real boss
of the Giants, already had been
ejected for arguing with Stew
art over a walk that forced in
a Dodger run in the sixth in
ning. "Why are you talking to
Rigney about this, why don't
you get Durocher?" Dressen
asked. "He's in the clubhouse
running the game by telephone
Just like he always does when
he gets tossed out."
Felt Abased
That riled Rigney, whose
pride waa hurt and he told
Dressen where he could go.
But Stewart did stop the brush
back pitching which Rigney
claimed the Dodgers had start
ed in the previous inning when
winning reliever Clem Labine
had thrown close to a couple
of the hitters. The alleged of
fender ' of the Giants, Larry
Jansen, who is not known for
such tactics, had prompted
Stewart to take action after
throwing close to Jack Robin
son and Roy Campanella.
Musial's homer gave soft
stuff Stu Miller his fourth
straight victory over Milwau
kee and his seventh win of
the season. He gave up even
hits to edge John Antonelli in
a duel.
More Game
In the American League the
Indians and White Sox atrug
gled to a - tie in an 11-in-ning
game halted by rain as
they remained deadlocked for
second place. In the only other
game, the Browns came up
with a 10-run inning, their
biggest of the year, to defeat
the Tigers, 14-6. Jim Hegan
and Wally Westlake homered
for Cleveland and Bob Boyd
hit a three-run homer for Chi
cago. A bases-loaded homer
by Vie Werti, No. 18 for him
this year, highlighted the big
St. Louis inning.
A Cincinnati-Chicago night
double header was rained out
and no other games were sched
uled in either league.
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Conference
Scrimman
3
Tat Huskies took only a light
workout yesterday.
Corvallis, Ore KB Oregon
State quarterback Jimmy With,
row who completed 41 passes
for six touchdowns last year,
today gave every indication of
being in top form' again this
season.
Coach Kip Taylor said the
Vn Nuys, Calif., star's form
looked ss good in workouts yes
terday as it did in mid-season
last year.
Eugene, Ore. (UK Sopho
more was the hopeful word
in the University of Oregon
football camp today.
The Ducka are counting oa
tackles Harry Johnson, and
Len Stiner, guard Jerry Nel
son and linebacker Dave
Lowe to bolster the defensive
line against Nebraska in the
opener Sept, It. I , -
Pullman. Wash. U. Four
of Washington State's top foot-
Dan candidates were hobbling
around with injuries today but
trainer Bucky Walters said tN
hurts were minor.
Stanford, Calif. JURU-Coaeh
Chuck Taylor planned to ran
his Stanford Indians through'
closed scrimmage today and
loosen some of the kinks left
over from summer.
' Berkeley U.Ri Passing and
offense was the order of the day
fov the University of Califor
nia's Golden Bea-s yesterday.
Coach Lynn Waldorf ran all
three of his top 'quarterback
candidates, Paul Larson, Sam
my Williams and Mike Casey,
through a stiff workout. , .
Los Angeles W.R)UCLA's
two star tackles en defense
last year, Chuck Doud and '
Jack Ellena demonstrated in
a line scrimmage yesterday
that they are Just as adept at
offense under the single pla
toon system.
Coach Henry Red Sanders
concentrated on ths work of
the line from tackle to tackle
in the brief scrimmage.
. Los Angeles (U.PJ Coach Jess
Hill will give the Southern Cal
ifornia Trojans a major scrim
mage today which will help de
termine which men are eut
from training tables.
The first squad will be eut
from 70 players to s group of
between 45 and 50, HIU said.
Junior Legion
Finals Forced
Into Extra Game
Miami, Fla. bO Yakima,
the Far West champion, and
Winnetka, 111., the Midwest
winner, meet at 5:15 p.m.
(PST) Saturday to decide the
American Legion Junior Base
ball World Series champion.
Each team has won - two
games and lost one in the Lit
tle World Series.
The previously unbeaten
Yakima team wa held to four
hits Friday night by George
Thompson for Winnetka and
the Illinois team came through
with a 5-2 victory. Yakima
gave up seven hits.
Trailing. 2 1, Winnetka
scored the decisive two runs in
the bottom of the sixth Inning.
The Illinois tesm sdded two
more in the eighth. , .
Yakima tot OM too I 4
Winnetka 004 oil lr S
Driter and xoaralt; TTiempaoa oi
torch.
Crothers Wins
Low Net Honor
Low net winner Wednesdsy
at the Salem Golf club for the
weekly ladies' play was Mrs.
Morris Crothers with a net 72.
Mrs. Crothers slso wss the
winner of the Johnson Price..
Other winners included
Mrs. John Lewis, 78, Class B;
Mrs. George R. Hoffman, 79,
Class C; and Mrs. Coburn
Grabenhorst, 82, Class D.
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