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O 0 o o o o o o o o o o o oo o o gftge 2 Secti(& 2 Padres Stop Uaiiiierg 8-2 and Boost Lead to lVzi Beavers Lose San Diego Scores loics 5 Times in 2nd Inning By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS San Diego stretched its lead in the Pacific Coast League to 1 ' i games Friday night hy thumping Seattle, 8-2, scoring five times in the second inning. Albic Pearson, a 145-pound, 5-6 outfielder, tripled with two outs in the last of the ninth and drove PACIFIC COAST I.EAtiUE WLPct. WLPot. San Diego 7 3 .700 Loi Anuls fi ft Mi Sncrain 5 i .356 Portland 4 0 .100 Seattle 5 4 .5M Vancovr. 3 8 .333 San Fran. 5 4 .550 Hollywd. 3 0 .333 Fridav's results: at Hollywood 7, Portland 0: at San Diego 8. Seattle 2; at San Francisco 6. Los Angeles 5. in Ihe winning run as San Fran cisco defeated Los Angeles, 6-5. The pint-sized fielder's liner scored Bill Henry and boosted the Seals into a tie for second place in the league. Henry ran for Don Lenhardt, who walked. Portland Sh I Out Charley Naranjo of Hollywood shut out Portland 7-0, and Van couver scored three times in the 13th inning to beat Sacramento, 6-3, in the other two PCI, games. Naranjo, a Cuban, limited Port land to three blows and struck out seven men. Helping him were a two-run homer by Bill Mazcroski and another homer by Paul Pettit. iwww. ' land to three blows and struck, Naranjo, a Cuban, limited Port out seven men. Helping him were a two-run homer bil Bill Mazcroski and another homer by Paul Pettit. Taylor Doubles San Diego's big second inning .. ,i, ,,i,'i.. tT m irn,oir n.i,i ' came Al Federoff, singles hy Bob Usher:""" and Dick Aylward, Iwo walks and a bit batsman. Joe Taylor doubled home both Seattle runs after Carmen Mauro Milt Smith hunted safely and walked in the sixth Pearson broke up' the game at San Francisco afler Sieve Bilko of Los Angeles had tietl it at 5-5 with a seventh-inning homer. The Seals scored five limes in Ihe fifth. Mnuntles Leave 'Em Vancouver's Mounlies came from three runs behind to beat the Solons In the 4 hour and 16 minute game at Sacramento. Vancouver ottthil the Solons, but lclt 17 men on Ihe bases. The winning runs crossed Ihe plnle on singles hy Don Leppei t and Witty Qtiintnnn, a safe bunt by George Metkovich, a sacrifice fly hy Angclo Dngres and two errors. Scatllc 000 002 000-2 (i 1 San Dicgn 051 100 01x-8 10 0 Baczcwski, Valentino i2 Atkins (fi i Davis (7) and Robci'lson; Urautt and Aylward. Portland 000 noo 000-0 .1 0 Hollywood 200 310 lOx 7 13 I Adams, Hall ((), Martin (81 and Calderone; Naranjo and Onuska. Los Angeles 000 013 1005 It 1 Son FrniieiseoOOO 050 001 fi 8 I Droit, Jrtelnak mi Legros is) and Hannah; R. W. Smith, Slack ifil Grha Bl and Sadowski. Vancouver 000 000 120 000 3-0 17 1 .Sacramento 010 101 000 000 0-3 10 5 Dure it, Vancuyk 7. Drum mom! (81 and Ne.tl: Boycr, Can dini i8i. II. Jones ill) anil Bnich, McNnmnra (I. l'urlUnrt Hollywood H H O A H H O A Young. 2 3 0 2 3 T)uhm m 4 1 5 ft Mique.l 3 (l 1 1 Hmler.l 4 3 0 Oj Mrmn.m 4 0 2 ft Mknk,9 4 3 3 1 MckiMi.i 4 2 8 1 Honor, r 3 o 1 o Hrkwk r 4 14 0 llenlev.r 1 ft ft ft Bixei ;i :i ft ti 4 l'eitit. 14 10 2 Cnldtn c 3 ft 4 ft Smith s t 1 n ft Llltrell.s 3 I) 2 3 Allle.3 4 2 0 ,1 Arlamiin i ft i ft OnikiLc ;i o 7 2 aWilson 1 ft o n Narnjo n 4 3 3 2 Hiill o ft ft ft 1 ojiiUMI 1 n n n M Kjii ii o o ft o TolalSo 3 24 13 Total 33 13 27 12 aGroiiiiV out fr AdHins in sixth. bC.roundv nut lor Hall tn "Ighth. rortland X nun ooo noo o Hpllywood . V 200 310 lOx 7 E None. Rnri)1rro!lkl 2, Her nlcr 2. Duhein, Vux Henlev. 1111 -Mareroskl, PettH u llernter. V) hem. DI- Young. l lJVcii and Mick, elson: Onuska and MnSriki Lefl I'nrllnnil 5. Holhwood Vv tin V,... nnio 2. Hall 2 SO Adnu' n.dl 1 Naranjo 7. HO Adams 1ft UT- M-ir. tin 2 In i: I mil l m . r.nr l H-EH Attains nan i Naranjo 1-1. L Adams 0-2. U Flecky. CarlUccI T Ml. A FRIDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PUKSS PITCIIINO Roger Craig. Dodgers Held Pittsburgh hitless for 6 and two-, thirds innings, retiring first 16 men he faced, and fanned eight to wind up with four-hit. Ml vic tory in his first shutout In the majors. B ATT INC Kddie Mathews, Braves Clout ed two homers tn spark tirst place Braves to 5-4 Victory over Cardinals. FANFARE O mi o V. CU CJaVS I US I Determine Running Start Needed to Overcome Yankees, Slugger Thinks By JOE REICHI.ER NEW YORK WV-Tcd Williams thinks the first :i0 days of U,c season will determine the fate of the Boston Jted Sox. If Ilo.ston can get off to ;i run ning start and stay in front of New York at Ihe mid-May mark cm lw thro., or f.mi- trtimnlrtn Red Sox will have a ood chance to upset the favored Yankees. I That's the opinion of the Red Sox Finals Tonight In 10 Weights Portland Youth Scores Only K.O. in Vietoria Tournament VICTORIA. B.C. IX) Finals in 10 weight divisions will be held Saturday night in the Vietoria ' Optimist Club's Tournament of : champions . 1 ,'.., . ,u. opening night's bouts Friday wasi8"0 our Klas aaaca confidence by Dale Nicely of Portland in the ?nd Provc.? 8r0,a' morolc bulldcr 147-pound class over Tom Delvec chio of Vancouver, B.C. Nicely knocked out his opponent in the Sailor Floored Canada's 130-pound champion, Jimmy Wallers of Vancouver, B, C. floored Bill Weisgerbcr of Ihe ROW' Canadian Navy, in Ihe first round and went on to score a clear - cut decision in the 147-pound class. Results of olher bonis: first-night 111! pounds Brian 0'Mare, Vic toria, outpointed Darryl McQuar- ry, Portland. 120 pounds Gil Durey, Kvi gene. Ore., outpointed Floyd Millstean, Kent, Wash. 132 pounds Bobby Hicks, Se allle, outpointed Johnny W bite, Portland. 130 pounds Kurt Max, Van convcr, B.C., OUlpoltltod Tom Sul livan, Kent, Wash.: Willie Azzi, Vancouver, B.C., outpointed Curt is Stewart, Seattle. 1(15 pounds Harvey Burke, Portland, outpointed Jim Vnngel, Kent . Wash. 175 pounds Willis Mitchell, Seattle, oulpoinled Lindy Lind moser, Vancouver, B.C. Baseball and Cricket War's On in Vietoria viCTOHiA, fi, c. wv-Suburban Oak Hay Council was CflUgflt on a sticky wicket Wednesday by a clash nf interests between cricket I and baseball The cricketers were UP in arms about a recent over-lamnni: of the Windsor Park cricket pitch hy new paseuaU diamond. "It's n shocking thing for any- ' one from England to come and see us playing under these conditions. gaid cricketer J.A. Hobday. Cricket a Tradition "Deep cover is standing on the mound, . .Second base and the extrn cover wouldn't e,e I along very well." The Sunday cricket match has been a tradition in the park for the last 11 years, he said. "We have a great following come down and bring their own chairs and bring their lea." There bad been a suggestion that the cricket ground tie moved to another park, but "Gentlemen, you can't play cricket on a potato rield." ride Table Tlrtn lor TaM, Orrson CcMlt m rd Omul. Orr I l ow Wntm Tlmt ItelKht I 1 o a 0 1 ns 23 23 ,24 2 0 s 1 1 14 0 9 mi 9l -1'? G.ml.ti,- s,.i, Pol 4.111. i i hi ., Si!S?-.S 2;JJ!'.S; II M pin. ;. ., ,, , 1;U p.m. SW fl M 1 !! P n. 8 i tfc n in :.T 1 :01 in- i K f Vin n p tn n '-''SV :n 1 SB m fi 4 B t't flVS; .in p.m. n pfli, :s 'i i? a m i fl-n i p m. 4 10:09 p mi 30 2 SS i m. 3 7 10:1 m, 4 :i p m. 4 8:10 P O o o w0 O o. M .1 W'll 1V1UIUI1 W 111 Fate of Red Sox slugger who never has been known to avoid saying exactly what is on nis mind. "Iletler Team Than Last "I'm not yet ready to say we've got as good a chance to win as the Yankees have," he said. "I think we have a belter team than last year but wc can use some ncip, i ininK wo need just a lime more hitting one more thumper, whether he's left-handed or right handed. "The kids Don Buddin and Frank Malzone look like they'll ",u " , 7 ,l" ,UUI is, mmy Vi hite. If he can add about 10 borne runs antl pick up 20 or 25 RBINs he'd be the grcat e:' catcher in the league. Need Southpaw Pitching "We can use more balance in Ihe pitching department. All our front line pitching is right-handed. If either of our southpaws Mel Pnrnell or Frank Baumann, or both come through, we'll give Ihe Yankees or any other club a real battle." Williams pointed out that Ihe schedule gives the Red Sox a tre mendous early season break. "We play 18 of our first 23 games at home," he said. "If we can win 13 or 14 of those home games and hold our own in New Y01l and Baltimore, we might I"11 somc Pressure on the Yankees rieht from the slarl Thai shnnlH for the entire club. Fell Apart on Road The Bed Sox' record is 3-1 fol lowing yesterday's 7-1 loss to the Yankees. A year ago they won six of their first seven but fell apart on the road, losing 12 of 15. By the time Ihey returned home they were in seventh place, On Jun'0 4, they were 15 games out ol nrsl place. A spectacular sec- ond half season, during which they nl.'IVI'l! Illnrlv 7S0 hull fniln.l In boost them higher than fourth. FHOSII HEAT LINFJELD JVS McMINNVIIJ.E Ml - Hollie Heath scattered seven hils as the Oregon Frosh defeated the Lin field Jayvees, 9-3, in a baseball game here Friday. SCORES In the Alleys lNIVKKSITV I10WI Cnmmrrclil I Lrajnir Tram Results; Lone Oak Tavern 4. Johnson's Meals 0; Lee's Used Cars 1. United Comm. T ra v. 3: Fraiw Rrenrl 4, Remington Rnnd 0; Osko Insurance i. t iaiuies lavrrn .(: Western ranrr Conv. Cn. 4. Portland Rd. Llr. Co. 0; Karl Malm Tr. Sales ft. Team S 4. High team aeries: United Comm. I'ra v. 21150. HIrIi team rhiiio: United Comm. Trav. 1073 New High. Mm!' individual series' Wnvnc Domes of United Comm. Trav. 601. MikIi individual Eame: Ted Kllinccr of Lee s Used Cars 250. Other high scores: Howard Bar tholomew 602, Hay Strong 595, Commercial League z Team Results: Herg's (H, Jones 52,1) I, Cannery Loral WO tReagan 5;tB) 3; (.'tmimerelnl Insurance (H, Qillen water !i:n .1; Norrls Walker (G. Ulan ton O0S 1; Saving Center I A Sedivy 4fi4l 1, V.F.W. (K. Valleau a2ll J; Ladds Market lA. Sleckel ocrc 4i I, Independence ik. nu- ersteld 5021 .1; Vista Market (A rrlmhs 4iiR) Woodrotf s Poor Hoys is. Alsman 4!iR (I): Lana 1 avern iC. Mnrrt 5R0i , .nicrimch if I Iain - llifjli tram llB, ( iat In- surnncc 2883, High team series, Cotnhirrcial In surance 2HH3. High team game, V F W 1027. High Individual series. (V Hlanlnn of Norrls Walker (WI5 High Individual game. Stevens of Lana Tavern 23ft. Ladles Minor l eague leant results: Ladd A.- Hif-h i IVggv Short-4 91 4. Hollywood Finance Co i Prggv Als- nuuMiai o. Batdorfi (Roberta 'n- 1541 '. Team No, 3 i.lran Homes -Mil i 2. Team No fi iheltv ROb In 100-30 5) 4. The Meadows iF.sie Herlse -41 1 1 ft Mt. Fir l.hr Co. iltelrn Heartnu. 4011 1, Team No. 7 (Mark Vejlupek- 4031 3 .11 3, Hleh team series and game. Team No 3. Ht21l and MS. High individual series and game Jean Domes of Team No 3, 4ft(t and IBS. CAPITOL LANKS Lad lei City Lcaiui 'IVnm Itf suits Haiutlr (111 ChUPK'l Slrak Himisp ; C V. Miller 0, Bob Caff 3. ('. :t MMltr Hrrnil 1: Karr' LqwIvsi Matoni 4; Cupboird Wtiioit s aery. Ma i; rny s i.ood Uinirkr'ptnf: I J Hollywood Cltuntfl !i.ui llti:h trnm Holt I. awl Hii'h train nanir. t'luiok' Ho intliv iihiilt irs. l'hvlll llm,.... wo u r v of Clmok's SI Umli iiidlvldiial K'ltt t( c k Miiirr Ca 2 oiiipr high tetint aan. llorll WMlr ! White Cnnilol Mlnorrtlr I.ranur tr.im rr mil tAprll . 19MI: Thr Hub. (31 Dt-C.nT 41S: Kd MarkrI il Hm 1 1 drn. 4av l.add's NTarkrl lOt UnTtln, T 424: Train No. n t4) Suvte. 47S M.iv 13 ti-r Service Station l.ll Jsmrn, 4l9 20 Commvrelal fn-dtt tn ntaftrn, 47 10 Train No 2 Hi t.rrnnmn. 4flO. P.ty- Soni Si j Davit, 4a?; Piiektn in i.fwtt. 471. Htn Individual timt t clvn l.fininon. IdT atu W " nd spflP T S.n J H.iMs, 4a?: Hlne I .ikr and ht rlrs. and 4B0 HIe' rant No K, B WAIT OITZcN O - o o O o o Speedster Fay Lndtl, 1!)55 point champion of the Capital Auto Racing association, checks over the wheel and1 tire on his No. A car an he readies the racer for the Hollywood Itowl opener Sunday. Stock hardtop' racing will be the feature of the day. Time trials will start at 1:30. Other races will Sports in Serra Sabres Defeat N. Marion on 2 Runs Scored in 3d Inning NORTH MARION - Serra's Sabres scored two third inning runs and then held on to their lead h down North Marion Bulldogs 2-1 here Friday afternoon. Joe Endres knocked in Gen Grie pentrog with a double and then Jim Luke scored the winning run when he was singled home by Ken ny Newberger. Ross Leman scored the lone Hus ky run when he came home on an error after he had singled. Grlcpentrog went the distance for the winners with Roger Moore being charged with the loss in giving up but three hits to Ihe Sabres. Serra 002 000 0-2 .1 2 N. Marion ooo 001 0-1 fi 2 (Iriepenlrog and Hamilton; Moore and Rappt Amity Beats Philomath On 6 Run Rally in 5th; Daugherty Hits Homer PHILOMATH -(Special)- Am ity's Warriors, with a fi-run rally in the 5th inning, defeated Philo math High School, fl-4, in a Mar ion County B league baseball mix here Friday. The Warrior outbursts came on three Philomath miscues, Denny Rruthc's triple, and singles bv Chuck Kadell. Al Coffclt, and Marx. Kadell was Ihe winning pitcher in addition to his stick work. Big blow of the game was Lyle Daughcrly's circuit clout for Phil omath in Ihe 7th. Amity 000 2W) 19-8-5 Philomath 000 001 3-4-7-6 Kadell and Ehlers; Chambers, Smith 14, Wilson (5, and Good win, Hanks' 14 Hit Attack Blasts Willamina 14-3 WILLAMINA (Special) -The Banks Braves, getting good pitch ing and some lusty stickwork, de feated the Willamina Bulldogs, 14 :i. in a Yawama League Baseball hero Friday. Gordon Kelley, with a triple, and Carl Partee and Marv Baker with 3 hits each, paced the Braves at hat. Loyd Moore was the winning pitcher, although touched for n homer by Willamina pitcher I.undeen. Banks 414 ir) 0-14 14 .1 Willamina 000 002 1 :t it 4 Moore and Bcnefiel; Lundcen, ! Booth I and Llttlcjohn. 8 Ivuns in First Start Valsctz to 22-r Win EDDYVILLE (Special) Val sctz High School, rallying for eight Ursl inning runs, went on to sub merge Kddyville High in a bar-; rage of base hits and take a 22-5 I district baseball win here Friday. I 1 Valsetl pounded the Fddyville moundsmnn for 24 singles with' Mel Ferrin. Larry Dodge, audi Krnio Johnson getting 3 hits apiece in the onslaught. Valseti 860 -tto 323 24 4 ; Eddyvlllo 200 002 1- 5 7 i Foster Dotlge and Dunmii e; Slocum (3) and Hale Seventh tuning Kun Nets W in for W olves MILL CITY - Don Kllingson singlet! home Maurice BfiSSOtt who had doubled in the seventh inning Friday to give the Mill City Timber wolves a 21 win over the Jefferson Lions. The Timberwolves had tied the game in the Sixth after the Lions had led since scoring a second in ning tally. Frank Mnrlatt gave u but four bits but was chafged with' the loss. He also had a triple and single, .letfprson 010 oog 0 I 5 1 Mill City 000 001 12 -0 Marlalt and MarCUtn . Harrison .ml Mmr, TE CAFIAL J(ftjRNAL cO Checks His Car the Valley Bulldogs Held to Two Hits By Top Preps MT. ANGEL Woodburn defeat ed Mt. Angel Preps 7-3 here Fri- Hnv nftnrnnnn .,1th, .mil, lh,. Rnll. ',.,,. .nlliri nn,v ,rnnr ,.v hils - Winning Pitcher Jerry Cbapelle had both of the Woodburn hils and drove in three runs. Jin Owings was charged with the loss. Woodburn 003 001 37 2 3 Mt. Angel 020 000 13 7 5 Chapelle and Farr; Owings, Butsch (71 and Sprauer. Central High Edges Estacada, Overcoming ; An Early 1-0 Lead HIUI.1HUU III '.1JVI.I.II tral High School's Panthers de feated the Estacada Rangers, 2-1 at the OCE baseball field here Friday, to gain their second Wil lamette Valley League baseball win of the season. The Rangers took a 1-0 lead in the second frame when Jackie Linn singled, moved to second on an error, took third on a field er's choice, and scored on Ben Workman's single. The Panthers tied it up in Ihe fourth without a hit as Bill Blank enbakcr walked, stole second, took third on a passed ball, and scored on a wild pitch. Central clinched the win in the sixth on Darrcll Brandt's single, and Estacada infield error, and Oscar Hatfield's bases - clearing one-bagger. Gordy Dctzel was the winning pitcher. Estacada 010 000 0 1-6-4 Central 000 101 x 2-3-1 Linn and Frost; Dctzel and Newton, Caffey (4). Jerry Pflug Strikes Out 17 Silverton Men Hut Cascade Loses 3-1 Cascade Union High School Jerry Pflug struck out 17 batters rriuay aw sum lost a capital Con - ference game to Silverton on the basis of four hits and three errors. Both teams scored in the first inning. Ovcrfield tripling (or Sil verton and scoring on a single by Meland. For Cascade. Gene Speer tripled to score Fred Brown for the Cou gars only run. Speer was thrown out trying to stretch the triple all the wav Keunzl smacked a homer in the third inning with nobody on. Silverton 010 001 03 4 0 Cascade Week.- 100 00 0 I 4 :t uul Mnnson; rfluc and Laccy, Wilkinson Concordia Noses Out Falls Citv Team, 64 FALLS ( lTVt Special Con cordia High School outlasted Falls City to cop a K-4 Hill Tlivcr Valley League baseball win here Friday. Hatting star of the ball game was Duke Duchow ho contributed a timely double. Concordia 220 101 0 fi 7 4 Falls City 000 013 0-4 fi 7 List and Bentsen, Carver. Mc Fall (3) ami Robinson. 'Mpptf Modern and Proctical Lawn, Patio and Ranch Fences On Display in Full Sue Ponds at the Dkk Meyer Lumber Co. 0 On DUplit 7 Days i Wfftt rtri.e Over In Vuur t.ei.ure Time anil See! Free itfimotHQ 36 Mos. to My o for Opener Include the trophy dash hy four cars registering the fastest limes in time trials, the women drivers' Powder Puff Derby, the crowning of Miss Stock Hardtop of 1 956 and the presentation of the Governor Paul Patterson Memorial trophy to the winner of the 35-lap Class A Main event. HOLLYWOOD BOWL SUNDAY SCHEDULE 12:30 Gates open. 1:30 Time trials. 2:30 Trophy Dash, followed by: Crowning of Miss Slock Hard top of 1956. Heat races six laps each. Class B Main event 15 laps. Class A Main event 35 laps. Powder Puff Derby. Jean Baptiste Under the Gun Colt Will Show Today Whether He Rales a Derby Entry By JOHN CHANDLER NEW YOUK tfll Jean Baptiste must prove in the Wood Memorial, today whether he rales a train ride to Louisville so Pinehurt, N.C. will have something to cheer about in the Kentucky Derby two weeks from today. The colt owned by Mrs. Lloyd P. Tate of Pinehursl, and trained by her husband, doesn't have to defeat Head Man, the heavy Wood favorite. Just make a good show ing in the big $50,000-added Ja maica lest for 3-year-olds. Just a Country Horse "We've just got an old country i race horse, and if he does alright we'll be tickled to death'" said Tate. "If all goes well in the Wood, why we'll head on down Kentucky way sure enough." Ten days ago Career Boy, sup posedly the toughest colt in C. V. Whitney's Barn, defeated Jean Baptiste in thf Gotham Stakes here. But Jean Baptiste ran a good second. Head Man the Favorite Head Man with Eddie Arcaro in the saddle is tabbed a 4-5 odds-on to capture the 32nd running of' the ; vood which will be televised 'CBSI from 4:30-5 p.m. EST. Stayton Tops Gervais Hy One Run Margin GERVAIS Stayton took an other one run victory Friday after- J noon by defeating (Jervais 8-7 in a Capital Conference game. The Eagles scored the winning run in the sixth on singles by Cary Span- iol and Bob Smith and an Smith was the heavy hitter of the afternoon with three singles. Hon Hendricks and Lee Carrick split 1 the pitching duties for the winners with Carrick getting the win. Stayton 220 031 08 11 1 Gervais 020 041 07 5 8 Hendricks. Carrick and Smith; York, Burgctt 12) and Funkhouser. FREE ESTIMATES On Floor Coverings NORRIS-WALKER PAINT COMPANY 1710 Front Phone 4-2279 SOMETHING NEW! Cardinal Hurlers o "Cousin to the , Home Run Shivers Eight Allowed in 3 Games, Hangover From '55 By ED WILKS The Associated Press It's a new season, all right, but the St. Louis Cardinals' pitching staff is still staggering around with a homer hangover. The Redbirds were clipped lor 185 home runs last season, a ma jor league record. Now it loks like the mark may not last the year. In three games. St. Louis pitch ing has been pickled for eight AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. W 1- Pet. Chicago 3 0 1.000 Clevlnd 1 2 .333 Boston 3 1 .750 Baltimr 1 2 .250 Nw York .1 1 .750 Wshftn 1 3 .230 Kn Citv 2 1 .667 Detroit 0 3 .000 Friday's results: At Cleveland 3. Detroit 1: at New York 7. Boston 1: at Kansas City 3. Chicago 6; at Baltimore 3. Washington 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pel. W I. Pet. Milwauk 3 0 1.000 Chicago 1 2 .333 Broklyn 2 1 .667 Clncinn 1 2 .333 Phlladel 2 1 .667 St. Lou 1 2 .333 Nw York 2 2 .500 Pitshgh 1 3 .250 Friday's results: At Pittsburgh 0. Brooklvn 5: at Philadelphia 2. New York 1: at Chieaeo 12. Cincinnati 1: at St. Louis 4, Milwaukee 5. homers, including the only grand slam so far in either league 'by Cincinnati's Ray Jablonsiki, the ex Card ). Three of them came last night to overhaul an early St. Louis lead and get Milwaukee started on a 5-4 decision that left the Braves unbeaten atop the Na tional League. Brooklyn Shells Pittsburgh Eddie Mathews smacked a pair his first of the season, and Wes Covington poked the other, with a man on base, in a pinch-role as Milwaukee went 3-0 for the sea son. Right behind are Brooklyn, which shelled Pittsburgh 5-0 on Roger Craig's nifty four-hitter and Junior Gilliam's four RBIs; and Philadelphia, which edged the New York Giants 2-1 on a bases-loaded single by Del Ennis in the 10th. The Chicago Cubs whacked Cin cinnati 12-1 in the other game be hind a four-hitter by Sam Jones, who fanned nine. Mantle Drives in Four In the American, Mickey Man- Salem Tent and Awning Co.4 SERVING SALEM FOR 30 YEARS CAMPING RENTALS Our Summer Rates are Reasonable Umbrella Type Wall Concesson or Circus type Tents Sizes fro 8'xlO' to40'x80' RENTAL PERIODS Weekend 4-Day -Week-7-Day or Sizes 8'xlO' Weekend Week 2.00 3.00 Size 10'xl2' Week 3.50 Weekend 2.50 Size 12'xl4' Weekend Week 3.50 5.00 LARGER TENTS ARE RENTED IN COMPARISON TARP RENTALS You may mi trp for I windbreak, shada or traibt cvr. Itxl nm7'x9'to 20 '.30 ' RIASONABLE RATES Salem, Oregon, tie drove in four runs as the New York Yankees walloped Boston's Red Sox 7-1; the Chicago White Sox remained unbeaten ana first place by beating Kansas City I.. 1 1'llldllllu uiiu.o'." " 6-3 as Ron Northey triggered a three-run ninth with a pinch, two run homer: Cleveland won its first, beating Detroit 3-1 behind Early Wynn s fivc-h i 1 1 c r; and Baltimore gained its first victory: with Cus Triantlos two-run homer that beat Washington 3-2. Won In Eighth Milwaukee homers came off starter Tom Poholsky, the big;iigni.s in icw ions wnn Larmela rieht-hander who gave up 26 goph or balls last season. Reliefer Stu Miller was the loser, however, on Bobby Thomson's sacrifice fly that scored Mathews with an unearned winning marker in the eighth. AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington t?! '.T. 000 2 7 0 Baltimore 000 010 20' 3 7 2 Brorlowski and Courtney; Wilson and Triandos. Boston 000 001 0001 5 0 New York 000 220 20' 7 0 2 Nixon. Dolock (61, noinnan IS), and White; Ford and Berra. Detroit 100 000 000 1 5 0 Cleveland 100 Oil 00 3 fi 1 Carver and House; Wynn and He San. ChleaKn 100 200 0036 10 0 Kansas City 000 101 0103 9 1 Donovan. Howell 18) and Lilian Kretlow. Gorman (8). La Sorda 101. Harrington (91, and Ginsburg. Ast roth. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 002 001 2005 7 0 Pittsburgh 000 000 0000 4 2 Craig and Campanula Hall. Face (71. Donoso (71. King (9) and At well. Kravitz (7). Cincinnati 000 000 001 14 2 Chicago 601 001 13- 12 18 2 Fowler, Jeffcoat (1). Acker (51, Kennedy (7), and Burgess; Jones and Landrith. (10 innings) New York 000 000 100 01 5 2 Philadelphia 010 000 000 12 7 2 Hearn. Grissom (71. Wilhelm 19). Ridzik (10) and Westrum. Katt (7). Hofman (10), Wehmeier (10), Meyer (10) and Seminick. Milwaukee 000 101 2105 9 2 St. Louis 002 100 10O4 10 3 Spahn. Johnson (71. Sleater (7t, and Crandall; Poholsky, Miller (8) and Sarni. L&C WHACKS PORTLAND PORTLAND (UP) - Lewis & Clark defeated University of Port land, 101-30, in a dual track and field meet here yesterday. NO RESERVATIONS NEEDED by the Month Month 6.00 Month 7.50 Month 12.00 Saturday ApriP21, 1956 Sid Flaherty, Boxing Czar.? Fight Probe at Oakland Develops New Angles This Week OAKLAND, Will. IUP) 1, Manager Sid Flaherty Ihe secret czar of boxing here and is nrn. .. . r'- moier Jimmy '"""ay me under. cover manager of lightweight con- lender joey ijopes: I hose were two Key questions which simmered today as the suite a jiuuc ui um iiuiii game in this area went into adjournment mini ivumutl? .tiivi a session In wnicn investigator James E, Cox also sought to establish that Loop, i was gougea 01 nis earnings on two Costa. Cox launched his attack on the Flaherty interests Friday by call ing promoter Johnny Munro to the stand and obviously rattling him with questions on his connections with the manager opformer world middleweight champion Bobo Ol son. Munro denied that he temporar ily fired a state physician from working fights at Munro's bouts in nearny menmona, becausi. naneriy was aispieasea over the doctor's decision to halt a fight involving one ol the irishman's boxers. Phil Garria a former Sacra mento manager earlier told the committee that Jimmy Murray told him in 1951 to sell Joey Lopes . U: IT-- i nnn il .1 LU llllll IU1 ?l,VVU Ul MM'. Bowmen Plan Annual Shoot Near Dallas DALLAS Beaver Bowmen will hold their annual invitational shoot Sunday at their range on Liberty road. Registration will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and shoot ing will continue all day with prizes to be given in all divisions. Hot food will be on sale at the range for thosa who wish to buy their lunch. The public is invited to attend. Invitations have been sent to all archery clubs in the state ac cording to Ken Choquette, presi dent of the group. All who wish to watch or participate are in- vitcd. Additional Items For Camping COLEMAN CAMP STOOLS COLEMAN LANTERNS PEERLESS CAMP STOOLS UMBRELLA TENTS FOLDING CAMP COTS FOLD-AWAY CAMP TABLES STOVE PIPE SHIELDS Get Your Items Custom Made! 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