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Dodgers To Efflcet Redlegs
Dn.ioiyiblleheader Tonight
Cincinnati (UPI) The
Los Angeles Dodgers, who
plunged into the league cellar
in May and stayed there, meet
Cincinnati's Redlegs today in
a twi-night doubleheader.
Don Drysdale, a 17-game
winner in 1957 but holder of a
record this season, was
named to start in the opener
with rookie lefthander Bob
Giallombardo taking the
mound for Los Angeles in the
second game.
The Redlegs selected Bob
Purkey (8-3) and Willard
Schmidt (2-2) for Cincinnati
mound chores. Manager Walt
ston blamed lack of punch,
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ElHaSn Mouse Dssue
Washington (UPI) The
house started choosing up
sides today in a battle over
how far Congress should go
in applying anti-trust laws to
professional sports.
The battle was scheduled to
reach the debating stage on
the house floor today with no
finfj votes expected until
Wednesday.
There were three major
sides to the fight: a judiciary
committee bill pushed by
Chairman Emanuel Cellar (D-
N.Y.);oand a compromise be
tween the two proposed by
Rep. Albert W. Cretella (R
Conn.).
Cellar said he expected "a
little trouble" with his own
measure but would keep fight
ing for it. He said Keating's
proposal would give organized
baseball a "carte blanche" to
develop restrictive practices,
For example, he said, -the Yan
kees could keep any other
team out of New York under
Keating's plan.
But Keating, the senior Re
publican on . the judiciary
committee, predicted a deci
sive victory" for his version.
Claims Sentiment
Cretalla claimed a "lot of
sentiment" for his plan, intro
duced Monday. He forecast
"sympathetic treatment" for
at least one part, curbing.ma-
jor league baseball broadcasts
and telecasts in minor league
territory. ,
The sports anti-trust mea
sures all are designed to clear
up confusion over professional
sports' status under anti-trust
laws. All stem from a Su
preme Court decision last
year denying pro football the
immunity from anti-trust laws
enjoyed for years by organ
cd baseball.
The cellar bill would apply
anti-trust laws to "commercial
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pitching and luck for the
Dodgers' 6-1 loss to the Red-
legs Monday in a six-hitter
pitched by Brooks Lawrence
(5-3).
"Two base hits were all we
needed," said the Dodger man
ager, bemoaning the lack of
hitting when it counts, and
then touched on the luck as
pect.
"Our double-play balls were
hit right to them, while theirs
just barely went through for
hits."
Lacks Pitching
And as for pitching. Alston
had no explanation for the
failure of Johnny Podres (7-6)
activities" of professional
baseball, football, basketball
and hockey but would exempt
sports activities "reasonable
and necessary" to preserva
tion of the game. These could
include reserve clauses, draft
systems, farm systems and
regulation of broadcasting
rights.
The Keating bill deletes the
words "reasonable and neces
sary" to give a flat exemption
to such practices.
Cretella's plan likewise
exempts sports practices but
cracks down on major league
broadcasts and telecasts in
minor league territory and
would outlaw the major
league farm system by 1960
State Golf
Match Play
Now Open
Astoria (UPI) Match play
competition opened at the
Oregon Amateur golf cham
pionships today following two
days of record-shatterine nlav
in practice and qualifying
founds.
Dr. Ed Palmrose of Astoria
tied the competitive course
record with a 67 Monday de
spite a strong southwest wind.
Dr. Palmrose had eight bir
dies including four in a row.
On Sunday, Bob Atkinson
Jr. of Portland equaled the
non-competitive mark of 65 in
a practice round. Atkinson
had a 69 Monday.
Maude Borst of Portland
won medal honors in women's
play with a 77. followed bv
Molly Murphy, also of Port
land, with 79.
Defending chamDions arp
Ad Huvcke of Osweeo in the
men's play and Gracie DeMoss
of Corvallis in the women's
field.
Senate Debates
Alaska Statehood
Washington (UPI) The
Senate was called into ses
sion an hour earlier than
usual today to debate Alaskan
statehood.
Supporters of the House
passed statehood bill were
hopeful it would be passed
without change by the end of
the week and sent to Presi
dent Eisenhower for signa
ture. The probability of night
sessions was' foreseen.
The President has urged
congressional approval of
Alaska as the 49th state and
was expected to renew his
plea at a weekly meeting
with congressional Republican
leaders today.
Sen. Henry M. Jackson
(D-Wash.) said in a prepared
speech that t statehood for
Alaska could be thwarted if
the Senate makes any changes
in the House bill. In case of
amendment the bill would be
returned to the House where
it could be bottled up in
committee.
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to hold down the Redlegs, who
touched him for seven hits and
four runs in six innings.
Podres couldn't explain it
either. "I had just good stuff"
he said. "They just hit me."
Cincinnati started touching
Podres early. The Redlegs
scored in the first inning on a
double by Pete Whisenant and
a single by George Crowe.
Los Angeles came back in
the second to tie it up on two
walks, a double by Don Zim
mer and Junior Gilliam's in
field out.
The bases were loaded with
Dodgers in the second but
Lawrence got out the side
with but one run. Double
plays ended Dodger threats in
the fifth and seventh innings.
Two Cincinnati runs scored
in the fifth after singles by
Gus Bell and Roy McMillan,
and a sacrifice by Lawrence,
Johnny - Temple's single
brought one in and a fielder's
choice on Whisenant's ground
er scored the other.
The Redlegs added a run in
the sixth and two in the eighth
to completely dominate the
West Coast club.
Intermediate
League Starts
Intermediate schedule of
the Southern Oregon Junior
Baseball league opens on
Wednesday afternoon. Tus
sles will be Ashland at Cen
tral Point, Jacksonville at
Medford Giants and Medford
Yankees at Lone Pine. All
games are set for 2 p.m.
Search Asked for
Yacht Thespian
' Tokyo (UPI) The U.S.
Air Force was asked today to
search for the Hollywood
yacht Thespian, overdue on
a trip from Formosa with 10
Americans aboard and feared
captured by the Chinese Communists.-
Direct inquiries also were
sent to the Chinese Commu
nist government to see if the
112-foot motor yacht could
have become disabled and
drifted into Communist wa
ters. However Japanese Coast
Guard authorities predicted
the yacht would arrive here
Friday.
The Thespian, captained by
actor-producer John Calvert,
was four days overdue on the
voyage from Formosa to Ha
kata, southern Japan. It was
spotted near the Chinese Com
munist coast late last week.
Calvert, who starred in the
filmed "Falcon" series and is
now a stage magician, was
en route to Japan for a series
of theater performances. His
wife, red-haired actress Ann
Cornell, flew here last Thurs
day with their three-week-old
son who was born in a Taipeh
hospital.
DIVISION CHAIRMAN
Heading the commercial di
vision in the 1958 United
Medford Crusade is Fred E.
Robinson. A veteran Cru
sade worker, Robinson has
worked on the UMC for
several years and was chair
man of men's wear division
in 1957. He is a past mem
ber of Kiwanis club, active
in the Apost olic Faith
church, Jackson -County
Chamber of Commerce
member, city councilman
from Ward I and is the
owner of Robinson Broth
ers Men's store. He resides
with his wife, Donna, and
four children at 116 Sun
rise ave., Medford.
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Boxer Gives
Challenge
New York (UPI) Blond
Wilfie Greaves, who outpoint
ed Otis Woodard for his sixth
straight victory, challenged
loudly today for a shot at the
British Empire middleweight
crown.
Greaves, who already holds
the Canadian title, won a
unanimous decision over
Woodard of New York in their
TV 10-rounder at St. Nicholas
arena Monday night. He
weighed 159 pounds to Wood
ard's 161.
Greaves, who has a press
ing style reminiscent of that
used by former world cham
pion Bobb Olson, forced the
action in every round. His
superiority at close quarters
caused much holding by
Woodard, a protege of cham
pion Sugar Ray Robinson.
Wilfie, 22 and favored at
2-1, scored his 20th victory in
30 starts on a rounds basis:
5-3-2, 6-4, 8-2.
Dempsey 63
Today
Los Angeles (UPI) Jack
Dempsey celebrated his 63rd
birthday today with a beam
ing smile for his four grand
daughters and a few tips on
how boxing can solve its
problems.
Looking fit and trim as he
quietly observed the anniver
sary in his apartment in near
by Santa Monica, the former
heavy weight champion ex
plained that the fight game
first assume the responsibility
of self-control.
"Boxing will just have to
clean up its own affairs the
way baseball did," he said.
"It might be better off with
some sort of national czar or
commissioner, but since that's
unlikely, it must take care of
its own police work."
Dempsey, born William
Harrison Dempsey at Manas
sa, Colo., June 24,1895, insists
that the present-day scarcity
of top-flight fighters is due to
the disappearance of the small
neighborhood boxing clubs.
Yachtman Drifts
13 Days on Pacific
San Francisco (UPI)
Yachtsman Donald J. Forbes,
Canoga Park, Calif.,, was
"well but tired" today after
drifting 13 days on the Pacific
The Canadian destroyer-escort
Athabaskan sighted the
Loreen 180 miles northwest
of here late Sunday and tow
ed her to the Golden Gate,
where the Coast Guard picked
up the vessel and brought her
into port.
Forbes said a storm knock
ed out his radio, engines and
rudder when he was one mgnt
out of Umpqua, Ore., en route
here. He said he had plenty
to eat but was "tired" from
his ordeal. He planned to
make repairs here and con
tinue to Los Angeles.
Byrdstown, Tenn. (UPI)
Sen. Albert Gore (D.-Tenn.)
was speaking on the court
house lawn during his reelec
tion campaign when a prison
er shouted through the bars,
"Hurrah for Gore." "I wel
come all support." the unruf
feld senator told his audience.
"I just hope he gets out in
time to vote."
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Padres Poosedl
For League Head;
To pen Series
By United Press International
The San Diego Padres,
poised for a leap into the Pa
cific Coast league lead, have
their chance in a series open
ing in Vancouver tonight.
The Padres, climbing stead
ily, are only one and a half
games behind the Mounties
and the Phoenix Giants who
entertain the Spokane In
dians tonight.
In the only league action
last night, Portland and Sac
ramento split a make-up twin
bill at Portland. The Beavers
won the seven-inning opener
5-4 and the Solons came back
to take the 12-inning nightcap
7-5.
12-Inning Finale
Sacramento got its share of
the evening the hard way. The
Solons put down a Portland
rally in the eighth inning of
the second game after the
Beavers had scored three runs
to tie the game. Then the two
teams fought four more
frames before the Solons col
ED OLDFIELD TAKES PRO
GOLF QUALIFYING TITLE
Vancouver, Wash. (UPI)
Ed Oldfield, Astoria, and
formerly of Medford,' won the
Northwest' Professional Golf
ers' association qualifying title
at the Royal Oaks Country
club here Monday with a
blazing five-under-par 139 for
the 36-hole course.
On the final nine holes,
Oldfield shot four consecu
tive birdies and five pars for
a 32.
A tie for second place went
to Chuck Congdon, Tacoma,
if ijrMt' rid!
CHECKING THE WEIGHT of 16-pound hammer that
carried for a world's record of 225 ft., 4 in., are Harold
Connolly, left, and A. A. U. meet official Bill Carpenter.
Connolly got off his record throw at the national champion
ship meet at Bakersfield, Calif. (UPI Telephoto)
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Oregon. Tuesday, Junt 24, If SI 7
lected two runs on singles in
the 12th to win.
Bob Ross, who came in dur
ing the Portland eighth in
ning rally, got the victory, his
first win against one loss. Al
Lary, Portland reliever, was
tabbed for the loss, his fourth,
against five wins.
Melton Payoff Hit ....
Portland won the opener
on Dave Melton's single in the
seventh inning which scored
Wiley Moore after the two
teams had traded the lead
four times.
The Beavers are host to
Salt Lake City tonight and
Sacramento moves to Seattle
to open a series against the
Rainiers.
THE LINESCORES:
(1st game 7 innings)
Sacramento 102 100 0 4 5 1
Portland 010 030 1 5 12 0
Ossenbaugh, Kume (5 1 and Dal
rymple; Lary, Judson ,6), Gerber
(7) and Tornay.
Sacramento
131 000 000 0027 11 3
Portland 000 200 030 000 5 13 2
Mesa, Bowman (4), Ross (8) and
Roselli: Buzhardt. Hoffmeister (2),
Lary (5), Garber (12) and Neal.
and Jim Russell, Walla Walla.
Both carded 143's.
Eddie Hog an, defending
champion from Riverside, and
pre - tourney favorite Joe
Greer, Yakima, fell by the
wayside in afternoon play
after posting 18-hole morning
round leads.
Other top scorers included
Bill Eggers, Portland, John
Hoetmer, Seattle, Al Wil
liams, Medford, and Wendell
Wood, Eugene, all with 146.
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Magnussen, Rodgers
NCAA Golf Champ
Williamstown, Mass. (UPI)
Long-driving Bernie Mag
nussen and sure-putting Phil
Rodgers staged a two-man
race today, leading most of
the NCAA golf championship
field by a pair of strokes.
Magnussen, a Stanford en
try, and Rodgers, from the
defending champion Houston
team, were the only par-breakers
in Monday's partial first
Softball Loop
Tiffs Postponed
Jackson County Softball as
sociation was victimized by
the weather again today.
Games slated for this evening
have been postponed. Grounds
at the Veterans Administra
tion Memorial stadium, Camp
White, were reported soggy
from rains yesterday and ear
ly this morning.
Fire Department
Called 80 Times
The Medford fire depart
ment responded to 80 alarms
during May, according to the
monthly report by Fire Chief
Gordon Barker.
There were 13 dwelling
fires, 12 grass or trash fires
and 39 gasoline spillings. Six
dwelling fires were caused by
electrical appliances. Four re
sulted from flue fires, two
from careless smoking, and
one from heating appliance,
Barker said.
Five car fires were report
ed last month. There was one
airport standby, six miscel
laneous calls, and two false
alarms.
Equipment out on alarms
totaled 24 hours, 46 minutes.
A total of 145 feet of ladder
was used and 159 feet of 2Vi
inch hose. Fifteen pounds of
chemicals were used. ,
The rural fire department
answered two alarms, one
dwelling and two trash fires.
Equipment out on alarms to
taled 59 minutes. A total of
14 feet of ladders was used
and 600 feet of one-inch hose
were used.
Woman Dies After
Tumble Info Creek
Oakridge (UPI) Mrs. Vic
tor J. Hunscovsky, about 45,
Fields, was dead on arrival
at Oakridge Clinic late Sun
day, apparently the victim of
loss of blood after she severed
a leg artery in a fall into Hills
creek.
The woman had been fish
ing with her husband when
she shipped from an embank
ment about eight miles south
east of here and plunged into
the water, striking an un
identified sharp object, police
said.
FLAG AUTHORITY DIES
Mahopac, N.Y. (UPI)
Gridley Adams, 90, director
general of the American Flag
Code association and a lead
ing authority on the Ameri
can flag, died Monday. He
formerly headed his own ad
vertising agency and wrote a
column for the now defunct
Collier's magazine.
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round. They went two strokes
up with 69's, and at the same
time led -their teams into 1-2
position in the school cham
pionship race. ,
Magnussen toured the re
mote Tacomic course in 32-37
69 and excelled on the long
holes as his booming drives
helped him to five birdies.
Rodgers, second-finishing ama
teur in the recent Masters
Shah Dates Shapely
Airlines Purser
San Francisco (UPI) A
shapely airlines purser said
today she had a "wonderful
time" on her date with the
shah of Iran but added there
was absolutely no thought of
romance.
The purser, Ellen Forseth,
accompanied the Shah on a
gay nightclub party on Sun
day night, a few hours after
the Iranian ruler had arrived
from Honolulu.
It was a well - chaperoned
date. With them went the
Shah's sister, Princess Fate
meh and two aides.
"He is very nice," said the
26 - year - old Pan American
purser, "but there is definite
ly no romantic connection."
Meanwhile, the Shah con
tinued the rounds of lunch
eons, dinners and receptions
mapped out for him on his
four-day visit to San Francisco.
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he dropped a pair of 20-foot-ers
and cupped three 12-foot
putts for birds.
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Hamilton college, dropped
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CHANCELLOR DIES
Dallas, Tex. (UPI) Dr.
Humphrey Lee, educator and
churchman credited with help
ing guide Southern Methodist
University to prominence
among the nation's great uni
versities, died Monday. He
was 65. Dr. Lee was chancel
lor of SMU, a post he held
after resigning as president
of the university in 1954 be
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