Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, 'April 9, 1957
,THE CAPITAL JOURNAE
Rams Dispute
May Be Over
LOS ANGELES The long
wrangle that has disrupted -t h c
Los Angeles Rams' front office
appeared ended Tuesday with' the
signing of a new general mana
ger and a new partnership con
tract. The new general manager of
the National Football League club
Ic Potn RataMa 11 aa uiae mtk.
By JOE REICHLER ting remarks to light the much-i He has tremendous Ditching i lie relations director for the Rams
NEW YORK Ut The strongest needed fire. The boys are still depth even though Warren Spahn, ifrom 1952 to 1955. He succeeds
pitching staff in the National seething over Jackie's off-the-cuff his 36-year-old ace, may not win; Tex Schramm, who resigned.
League, a well-balanced power, at- remarks that gay times and late '20. Bob Buhl, Lew Burdette, Genei The new nartriershio agreement
It'll Be Tough, But
Braves Should Win
In National League
tack and a burning desire to atone
.lor their frightful 1956 fall col
lapse should combine to bring the
Milwaukee Braves their first
championship.
It's not going to be easy. The
Bi'aves have weaknesses at sec-
oid base, left field and in the bull
pen. Position for position, they are
not as set as either Brooklyn or
Cincinnati. Trip fpplino horn ic
however, that Manager Fred Han
ey's Braves will outlast the Dodg
ers ana iteaiegs because:
Schoendlenst to Braves?
1. There is a very good chance
Milwaukee will complete a deal
with New York for second base
man Red Schoendlenst.
2. Brooklyn will badly miss re
tired Jackie Robinson.
3. Cincinnati hasn't been able
lo bolster its weak pitching staff.
No other club appears capable
of offering any serious resistance.
The .St. Louis Cardinals have a
better looking team than last year
but they still have a grave prob
lem in center field and are not
too secure in other positions.
Pittsburgh is another improved
club, but the Pirates are shy on
power and have only two reli
able pitchers. .
Phils Pitching Good
The Philadelphia Phillies have
potent pitching but little else. The
New York Giants, stripped by
Uncle Sam of their young stars,
are attempting to plug the. vacan
cies to ease the strain a bit for
Willie Mays. Chicago has Bob
Scheffing, a new manager, Un
fortuntcly, he is not a playing
manager.
How they'll finish in the Nation
al this year:
1. Milwaukee
2. Brooklyn
3. Cincinnati
4. St. Louis
5. Pittsburgh
6. Philadelphia
7. New York
8. Chicago
The Braves are standing pat
with a team that tossed away the
pennant last year and is going to
find it hard to forget. But Haney
Is counting on Robinson's impugn-
Amity Nudges
Sheridan High
AMITY (Special) Pitcher Al
lan Polvi won his own game for
Amity here Monday by driving in
Dennis Brutke in the last of the
seventh for a 6-5 win over Sheri
dan. It was a comeback win for. Am
ity. The Warriors had taken an
early lead with three runs in the
first and two in the third, only
tc see it disappear when Sheri
dan regained all five in the fifth.
The game was as even as the
score, with seven hits for both
teams. Fourteen errors were
charged in the contest. Leading
hitter was Sheridan Pitcher Bud
Smith with 3-for-4.
Sheridan 000 1)50 05 7
Amity .102 000 18 7 6
Smith and Prowe; Polvi and Ehlers.
Molalla Picks
Tennis Team
MOLALLA (Special) At the lo
cal high school, the final selection
of the 1957 tennis teams has been
completed, with members recent
ly announced by Miss Jane Lowe,
tennis coach.
In the girls' division this year
are Gail Marine, Harryette Swcrv
cr, Gloria Melum, Linda Peterson,
Judy Kappler, Sandra Pelto, and
Kae Lucht, first alternate.
Plaving on the boys' tennis team
will be Frank Schoenborn, Frank
Krupicka, Keith Gregcrson. Har
vey Lewis, Ralph Dietrich, Dennis
Reese and Jon Steincr, first alternate.
PILOT NETTERS WIN
PORTLAND (UP) - University
ef Portland's tennis team Monday
defeated Oregon 5-2.
Bill Rose of Portland made it
54 wins in a row by defeating
Larry Ottis of Oregon 6-1, 6-1.
hours were directlv
for their pennant loss.
Vets Should Do Better
Haney, who is doing his best to
keep the blaze red hot, is counting
on several of his key men Eddie
Mathews, Del Crandall, Danny
O'Connell and Bobby- Thomson
doing a better job. He was no
worries regarding Johnny Logan,
the most underrated shortstop in
in the league; Hank Aaron; Joe
Adcock; and Bill Bruton.
responsible Conley, Ray Crone, Taylor Phil- was signed by owners Bob Hope,
lips, Bob Trowbridge, Red MurlCFred Levy Jr., Edwin W. Pauley,
and maybe Juan Pizzaro bode HI, Daniel F. Reeves and J. Hal
ior opposing oatsmen.
There is a growing suspicion
that this is the year when "old
age" really will tell. The re
turn from service of southpaw
Johnny Podres and the develop
ment of youngsters Don Drysdale
and Sandy Koufax will help, but
can Sal Magiie, 40; Roy Campan
ula, 36; PeeWee Reese, 37; and
Carl Furillo, 35, keep up the pace?
Padres9 Elliott
F ractures Ankle
Seals Win 15th of
19 Exhibitions;
Bevos Victors
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Veteran San Diego Padre out
fielder Harry Elliott fractured an
ankle Monday in a Pacific Coast
League exhibition game with
Portland. ,
Elliott; who was sliding into
third base following his first extra-base
hit of the spring, will be
out of action six weeks or longer.
Sherwood 1st
Over 3 Other
Track Teams
Ficken Stars in Hurdle
Events ; Daney of
Canby Wins 2
SHERWOOD (Special) Domi
nation of the hurdle events and
four first places by Wayne Ficken
helped host Sherwood sweep to
an easy victory in a four-way track
meet here Monday.
Coach Len Scheele's Bowmen
piled up 106Vi points, more than
the rest of the teams combined
Canby was an easy second with
68V4. Banks got 1414 and Amity
had 1314.
Ficken's 20 points on first in
both hurdles, the shot put and dis
cus was easily the top effort of
the meet. His times of 15.6 in
the high hurdles and 21.6 in the
lows were outstanding.
The winners had an overwhelm
ing supply of good hurdlers, Sher
wood swept all live places in me
lows and the first four spots in
the highs.
Runner-up' Canby was paced by
sprinter Daney, who won the 100-
yard dash in 10.9,. the 220 m 24
and was also on the winning relay
team.
H. H.: 1st Fir-ken (S). 2nd Stearns
(St, 3rd Connell (C), 4th Schneider
(SI. 5th Trusscl (BIMnrk: 0:15,6.
100: 1st Daney (CI. 2nd Irvin IB),
3rd Hecnan (SI, 4th Silvernale (C),
5th Douelas (Si. Mark: 0:10.9.
Mile: 1st Herbaugh IC), 2nd Spath
(SI, 3rd Rome (S), 4th Smith (A),
5th Yost (B). Mark: 4:58.7.
440: 1st Wiedemann (S). 2nd Dar
ling (CI. 3rd Marlin (S), 4th Ouman
(Ah 5th Cruickshank (CI. Mark:
0:57.0. , ,
L. H.: 1st Ficken (S). 2nd Stearns
IS), 3rd Schneider (SI. 4th Myers
(SI. 5th Clark ISI. Mark: 0:21.6.
99fi- 1st nnnev (CI. 2nd Heenan
(SI, 3rd Dounlas (SI, 4th Silvernale
(CI, 5th Bnrtlett (B). Mark: 0:24.0.
880: 1st Hann IC). 2nd Lilly (Bl,
3rd Herbal (C), 4th Sullivan (SI, 5th
Daniel (CI. Mark: 2:12.0.
B. J.: 1st Connell (C), 2nd Mar
tin (CI. 3rd Schneider (S), 4th Hee
nan (S), 5lb Smith ILJ. mam: 10-
Disc: 1st Ficken (SI, 2nd Meaker
(LI, 3rd Whismnn (SI. 4th DcYoung
(S), 6th Wise (Bl. Mark: 128' 5'.
xi t . rtaniotc i PI 2nd Hpenan (SI.
3rd'crocralt (SI. 4th Martin (C) and
TruKcl! (Bl. AiarK: o .
Vault: isl Meyers (ai. ni aLim-
van (SI ana lanman nu v.,. ,-
nell (C) and Lawtora (t-j. warn.
"shot:' 1st Ficken (S(. 2nd DcYnung
(SI, 3rd Anderson (Cl. 4th Meaker
(Al, 3th Wise (Bl. Mark: 44' 1'.
Jav.: Isl Irlow (C). 2nd Meyers (SI,
DeYoune (SI, 41h Monahan (Si, 5th
Schneider IS. Mark: 143' 1''.
Relay: 1st canDy, nu auu,
Mark: 1:40.0.
Kearns Spoofs Win
Given Ralph Dnpas
Martinez Loses
Welter Fight
On Decision
Br Ef TUNSTALL
harassed him the rest of the bout.
The Beavers won the game,'4-3,
after putting down a two-run
Padre rally in the ninth inning.
At Anaheim, the Hollywood
Stars smashed five home 'runs in
beating Seattle, 16-4, for a bang
up, wind-up of their exhibition
season.
Pettit Goes Wild
Paul Pettit led the Hollywood
bombardment with a homer, triple
and two singles. Leo Rodrigues
contributed two home runs to the
Stars' cause, while Dick' Stuart
and Emil Panko added one each.
Hollywood ended the exhibition
season with an 11-8-1 record. The
Rainiers had 11-13.
San Francisco downed Sacra
mento, 9-6, as the Seals won their
15th exhibition game against four
losses. The Solons chalked up
eight errors while the Seals made
three. Al Heist and Jerry Streeter
homered for Sacramento. Frank
Kellert hit a four-bagger for San
Francisco.
Beavers Sell Saftell
Los Angeles picked up two
pitchers and an outfielder in i
preparation for the start of the
PCL race Thursday. Hurlers Ron
Ncgray and Ben Flowers came
from the parent Brooklyn Dodg
ers and- the Angels bought vet
eran outfielder Tommy Saffcll
from Portland.
The Pittsburgh Pirates sent two
pitchers to Hollywood on a 24
hour recall basis. They are Lau
rin Pepper, 26-year-old southpaw,
and Don Kildoo, 21-y'cor-old right
hander. Other Pirate arrivals at the
Stars' camp included second base
man Spook Jacobs and first sack
er R. C. Stevens. The Stars re-,
leased outfielder Felipe Monte
mayor to the Mexico City Tigers.
Portland will play at San Fran
cisco in a season opener Thurs
day; Seattle at Sacramento, Van
couver at Los Angeles and Holly
wood at San Diego,
Portland 100 002 0104 1 0
San Diego 000 100 0023 II 1
Alexander. Shore (91. Werle (01
and Calderonc. Bottler (3): Carmich
ael, Dailey (5) and Averlll, Jones
(5). (
Seattle 020 000 110 4 11 4
Hollywood 011 325 40' 16 18 3
Black. Fricano (6), Hayden (81
and Orteig; Schultz. Andcrton (4), ,
uiacKburn uj ana nan.
Seley. It ends a. dispute over man
agement policies that began in
October, 1955.
Willamette Golf ,
learn Will Open
Here With PSC
Willamette University will send
its golf team out for its first 1957
match Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Sa
lem Golf Club against Portland
State College.
Coach Jerry Long said today
that he will start his four letter
men, but that the fifth team mem
ber is a tossup. The four arc
Ron Hoxie, Tom Loree, Lowell Fox
and Bob Withers.
The fifth spot will be filled by
Rusty Beaton, Steve Corwin or
Don Williams.
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Record 88 Teams to Enter
Weekend Hayward Relays
EUGENE lfl A record
teams are entered In the annual
Hayward Relays here next week
end', and more than 1,250 high
school track athletes are expected
to take part.
Class C and B schools will com
pete Friday. Class C is for schools
Woodhurii Gun
Club Bills Film,
under 200 students and class B
for schools under 500.
Class A and metropolitan class
schools will compete Saturday.
Class A is for schools between 500
and 1,000 students, and metropoli
tan for larger schools.
Klamath's Mat
Coach Resigns j
KLAMATH FALLS Un Lome
Slipll 1? fl n mil no- Simons. Klamath Falls High
oiicil liciuduiug School wrestling coach, will resign
WOODBURN (Special) A movie at the end of the school year.
"Colorado Rainbow" will be shown In 11 years his teams won five
at the regular meeting of the championships. ' ,
Woodburn Rod and Gun club
Thursday night at the city hall.
The picture' is furnished by Gail
Wengenroth of the Union Oil Co.
Roy Click is in charge of enter
tainment and Clifford Brittan will
O.C.E. BEATS LINFIEI.D
MCMINNVILLE (UP)- Oregon serve refreshments!
Lonege oi cmicauon nanaea Lin-
Anolher feature will be a dem-
field's strong baseball team a 7-5 : onstration on re-loading shells by
defeat here Monday in 10 innings,
Darol Woolsey's two-run triple de
cided the issue.
OCE 0(10 000 140 27 11,2
Llnfield 100 200 200 05 7 1
Brandt and Owens: Schepf, Crnco
(8). Meuwsen (8), Miller (10) and
Burton.
Lyle Griver, assisted by Roy Bcck-A
with,
Dennis Baker, sophomore free
styler, is the first Hawaiian born
swimmer in Michigan State Uni
versity history, .
His resignation came less than
a week after that of football coach
John McGinnies. i
Capital Racing Assn.
May Race on Sunday
Discussion of a possible race
at Eugene Sunday will be on tap
when the Capital Racing Assn.
holds its regular meeting tonight
at 3890 Silverton Road at 8.
Red Whitman, president, said
that about 15 cars must be ready
to go with the 10 that the Eugene
promoter said he has. .
Holman Says 'Potty'
To Drop From 'Tag'
Test for Giant to
Come Tonight at
Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. Ml Johnny
Holman, the veteran Chicago
heavyweight, will attempt to find
out Tuesday night just how tough
the giant South African, Ewart
Potgieler, Is.
Holman, says Potgieter's size
he is 7 feet, 3 inches tall and
weighs 325 pounds doesn't
frighten him, i
pound Bruce. Olson.- Knocked out,
Olson' had to undergo brain sur
gery to save his life. Retired
from the ring, he Is recovering
now. 1
The bout is scheduled for 10
rounds. . ,
I "All I have to do is tag him,
and he'll drop," the confident Hol
man said.
But Holman, until recently
ranked among the nation's top 10
heavyweights, will be giving away
125 pounds. He Is much faster,
of course, than the- lumbering
South African. The question is
whether his sharper punching can
outpoint or stop Potgieter before
the big man's weight and ponder
ous punches slow him down.
In his last outing, against a rel
atively inexperienced fighter, Pot
gieter ended the career of 260-
Carl Sawatskl hit 22 home runs
for Toronto in the International
League in 1956.
41st. Anniversary
SALE
SIMMONS 30"
ROIL AWAY BEDS :
12.41
Glen Woodry's
160S N. Summer
to
OCE Golfers
Lose to Clark
PORTLAND (Special)-Medalist
Gary Campbell was the only win
per against Clark Junior College
Monday as'Oregon College of Edu
cation dropped a 13V4-4V4 golf de
cision on the Royal Oaks course.
Campbell, ex-Salem high divot-
er, shot a one-over-par 73 to lake
all three points against Clark s El
vis Wright.
Other results: Gary Roy (C de
feated Russ Baglien, 3-0; Del Ra
mey (C) defeated John Mihelcich,
2-1; Bill McDougald (C) defeated
Harlcy Willis, 3-0; Craig Tuttle
(C) defeated Ralph Gale, 3-0; Bob
Settze (C) defeated Lavern Tup
per, Vh-H.
Johnny Powers hit 3!) home runs
and scored 131 runs to lead the
Southern Assn. in both depart
ments in 1956.
SCORKS
In the Alleys
his composure in the middle
rounds. The quicker Dupas con
tinually beat Martinez to the
nunrh. with most of the attack
MFW ORLEANS iff Foxy Jack rr-nlorine on Martinez's midscc-
Kearns, a shrewd judge of boxing tjon.
In anybody's book, conceded today j Dupas aggressiveness and cat
Ralph Dupas is ''one of the best:jjke rencxes. pajd 0ff jn swinging
lightweights in the world, but i the nod to him. He weighed 141t
d;agreed with me accision giving
IHp Kpw Orleans dandy his vic-
CHERR Y CITY BOWL
Cherry City "900" Classic League:
Riches Electric 27Sfl (4. Marion
Cremnery 2588 10)': Simmons Oil Co.
2647 (3), Art?. Studio 2532 (1; Knights
of Columbus 2fi:s8 111, S;tlem Steel
274S 3i; Remington Rand 2767 I2,
Raw nsoni Laundry 27.15 (2: Nich
olson's Ins. 2718 2, Woodry Furni
ture 2712 (2i: u. c. Miller (li,
Salem Auto Parts 2758 Hi. High In-
rlloirina! o-irYio Hnrnlrl Hirlmiin 911
But Martinez tailed to capitalize iHih individual aeries: Rex snriton
nn tu iniurv and allowed the 21- r,M- Hln ,eam f- Salem Steel ft
on. tne injury ana aiiowea i !s ,v fl6fi Meh ieam 8erCg. Rcm.
year-old Dupas. rated sixth among ; lnKton Rnnd 2769,
lishtweieht challengers, to regain
welter-
Monday Housewife's laT'ie- C .K.
MllIer-rltPB 3. Service Flortst 1;
Russ Pratt-Mayf lower 4. Welder's
Salem Laundry 0; DpI Market 3. Bob
and Lloyd Meatu I: Vista Market 4.
Hardv and Son Fot(d Lockers n.
Hlh Individual game: Betsy McCosh
1!1S, HlCh indivdual series: Betsy Mc
Cosh 47ft. HiEh team game: Rum
Pratt-Mayfloucr 5:i6. High team se
ries; Russ Pratl-Maydower 1470,
Civic League: Stealers 1. Capital
Citv Transfer 3; Shrine Patrol 2.
Shrine No. 1 2: Jone4( Fagg 4.
Nameless 0: Ferruson'i 3, Shrine No.
2 1. Htph individual fame: Max Al-
ing around him last week wnen Blanton 5M Hith tMm game: Ferg-
e. Plannmin: Parish. La., worn- uson's 1037. Htfh team series: Ferr-
f.an accused him ot having Negro h'
UNIVERSITY BOWI.
ClasMc l.xue: Ramaue'i Bever
nf 4. Harrr Sporting Ooodl 0:
Frank' Proouce 3. Kartman'i Jewel
fri I: Double Cola .1. Smallfy Oil Cn.
I: Hayr' Lena Ave. Service 1,
Smoke Shop .1. Hi?h team aerie:
Double Cola 3077. Huh team fame:
Double Cola 112S Hllh Inrlivrlual
aeriee: Al Junllini M9. Huh Individ
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Martinez. 146',.
Dupas brushed aside any dis
cussion on the racial furor center-
torv over hign-ranKea
Weight Vince Martinez.
I'.irns who steered Jack
D?mpsey to the heavyweight title
. .a . . nun -qe in Uaf.
aimos! w vC.a : " parents
!oirolrnd bfSt ' DUP3S '"Shoo" ror2oUSabou0,i,
10 rounas- The State Athletic Commission
Opens Deep Cul overruled the woman's allegations.
Martinez opened a deen gash in Such accusations if proved would
the corner of Dupas' right eye in have prevented Dupas from meet
the jthird round and the wound lng white fighters in Louisiana.
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