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Roseburn, CP Vio Tuesday
Unless prevented Dy wttfc-
er and ground condition, C
tral Point Cheney Studs .fcir.tr
ican Legion baseball 'tm eill
be host to the usually touh
Roseburg contingent At Che
ney field on Tuesday eninj.
Q5ame time is 8 p.m.
The Roseburg squad is mak
ing a two-ganr jaunt to south
ern Oregon and will mq$t the
-.Crater Le Motors Bedford
club here on Wednesday night.
Jupe Pluvius was kind on
Saturday and enabled a con
test in which Crater Lake Moj
tors overcame the Stup 8 to
4. However, yesterday's slated
encounter was washed out. It
may be made up at a ater
date. In a district game which
was played Grants Pass wal
loped Lakeview 15 to 3 at
Lakeview.
Five In Fifth
Medford jumped off to a
one-run lead in the first in
ning on Saturday and added
two in the third. Five runs in
the fifth inning assured a tri
umph but the Cheney crew
eot one run in the fifth itself,
n4 picked up three in the
seventh when relieving Mo
tort pitcher, Jerry Anderson,
geve up five bases on balls.
The big Crater Lake inning
at on two hits, a walk and
four errors. Central Point had
the help of a hit and a Med
ford miscue for its three-run
frame.
Lowell Dean tripled in the
first inning for Medford.
The game opened the sea
son for both teams.
Either Alan McKinnis or
Pete Stemple will pitch for
the Studs on Tuesday. Others
in the line-up may be Phil
Tucker, catcher; Bob John
son, first base; Harley Dicker-
son, second base; Loyal Hig
inbotham, shortstop; Dennis
Johnson or John Anhorn,
third base, and among Dennis
Pfaff, Dave Brown, Gary
Johnson and Jerry Korbol in
the outfield.
LINE SCORE:
Crater Lake 102 050 0 8 6 S
Cheney 000 010 3 4 4 6
Barr. Anderson (5) and Fond;
B. Johnson, B. Anhorn (5) and
Tucker.
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DEFENDING RIGHT to appear publicly in bathing suit,
Mrs. Richard Neuberger, wife of Oregon's Democratic sen
ator, says she is not different from any other American
fema. She and burro appeared at recent Democratic fund
raising dinner staged in national capital.. (UPI Telephoto)
Archie Seeking
Knockoyt Mark
Sacramento, Calif. (UPI)
Archie MOore, champion of
the light heyweiohts, will
be trying to establish a new
knockout record hen he
steps into the ring Monday
against Howard King in a
non-title St-round fight.
This will be the fourth fight
between MoQre and King.
Though Archie knocked King
to the canvas six times in the
previous battles, the Reno,
Nev., Rugger always went
the distance.
Moore has scored 1A offi
cial kayoes in his lonf ca-
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Ex-Willamette ,
Athlete Dies
Salem (UPI) Dr. Frank
Brown, 88, Willamette Uni
versity's first physical direct
or and a membeT of its first
football and basketball teams,
died Sunday He retired from
practice about 10 yeais ago.
Body of Portlands
Founct'N&ar Gemrhart
Astoria (UPI) A body
tentatively identified as that
of Holdreich Arndt, 21, Port
land, who drowned Memor
ial day, wa found on Sunset
beach about two miles north
of Gearhart Sunday.
HVCC Four
Eighth in
Alderwood
Portland (UPI) Two
foursomes from the Colum-
bia-Edgewater Country club
wound up in a tie at 599
strokes each Snday at the con
clusion of the Alderwood
Memorial golf team matches.
The Columbia B team had
led after Saturday's 18 holes
but the A team picked up in
Sunday's play behind Don
Krieger's par 72 to post the
final 599.
The A team from Portland
Golf club finished second with
607 and the Waverly B squad
was third with 609 strokes.
A playoff between the two
Columbia - Edgewater teams
will be held to determine the
championship, chairman Jack
Lovetfsaid Sunday.
Rogue Valley A finished
eighth with 630 stroke aggre
gate in the Alderwood Invita
tional golf tourney in Port
land. Scores were Dr. William
Miller 73-78 151, Carl
Schmidt 77-78 155, Ed Hall
79- 79 158 and Bud Haupert
80- 86166.
Rogue Valley B had a 687
score with Leland Clark 82-
81- 163, Del Berg 82-84 166,
Clayton Lewis 86-88 174 and
Tom Teutsch 92-92184.
Mickey Wright Captures Ladies PGA Championship
Pittsburgh (UPI) Mic
key Wright has one brother
who is an airline pilot and
another who works in an air
craft plant, but she was fly
ing higher than both of them
today after winning the La
dies PGA championship.
"I'm all keyed up. It's the
greatest thrill I've had in
golf," she beamed. "I'm plen
ty tired have been for the
last two days but I doubt
I'll be able to sleep for a
while," Mickey won the tour
nament with a 288.
The long ball driving
blonde from San Diego, Calif.,
shot a not-too impressive 74
four over par at hilly
Churchill Valley country club
Sunday in the final round to
beat an early rain and 26 fel
low lady pros by six strokes.
Fay Ciocktr Second
Both Fay Crocker of Mon
tevideo, Uruguay, and Beav
erly Hanson, of Apple Valley,
Calif., trailed by four strokes
going into the final round.
Miss Crocker finished with
a six over par 76 to take se
cond place money with a 294
total, but it was a different
story for Miss Hanson. She
blew sky high in a "hard
luck" round which saw her
soar to a 13-over 83.
They needed a slide rule
to divide third place money
between four players tied
with 295. They were Jackie
Pung, of Honolulu; Betty
Jameson, San Antonio, Tex.;
Peggy . Irk Bell, Southern
Pines, N.C., and Joyce Ziske,
of Waterford, Wis.
The federal government
owns 472 million acres in the
continental United States
which amounts to almost one
fourth the acreage of all the
states.
Bledsoe Short ,
Of 300 Game
Albany, Ore. (UPI) Clay
Bledsoe, Bremerton, Wash.,
missed rolling his 12th con
secutive strike here Sunday
for a 300 game in the All
Coast Bowling Tournament
and lost the $5000 special
prize money that goes with it.
The $5000 is awarded for
each 300 game. Bledsoe left
three pins standing for a 297
game score, highest in the
tournament so far. r
Baclclund
Signs Pact '
Salem (UPI) Vic Back
lund, three-sport star at Wil
lamette, has signed a base
ball contract with the Los
Angeles Dodgers and will re
port to Spokane of the PCL.
SCHLUETER APPOINTED
Portland (UPI) Walter
Schlueter, swim coach at
Miami Shor- Country club,
has been named head swim
coach at Multnomah Athletic
club to replace Jim Campbell
who left for a similar job at
University of Pennsylvania.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdfard, Oregon, Monday, June 9, 1951 7
Connecticut Foe
Of SC Trojans
Los Angeles TUPI)
Coach Rod Dedeaux'i power
ful University of Southern
California baseball team
leaves this week for the
NCA championships opening
Friday at Omaha, Neb.
The Trojans, champions of
the Pacific Coast conference,
will be shooting for their
first NCA championship in
10 years when they meet
Connecticut in their first
game Saturday.
ORIOLES SIGN THREE
Baltimore, Md (UPI)
The Baltimore Orioles have
signed three players 19-year-old
pitcher Herman Starrette
of Statesville, N. C, second
baseman Derris Bradshaw of
Wilmington, N. C, and out
fielder Charles Weston of Cul
ver City, Calif. to minor
league contracts. Starrette
goes to Aberdeen, N.D., of the
Class C Northern League,
-hile the other two go to
Bluefield, W. Va., of the all
rookie Appalachian League.
Feotball helmets used in the
early 1900's were flattopped.
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