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For Semi-Fin
At Wimbledon"
Wimbledon, England (UPI)
Barry MacKay, sole U.S.
survivor in men's singles, and
three American women bid
for semi-final berths in the
Wimbledon tennis champion
ships today but the only favor
ite among them was defending
women's q3teen Althea Gib
son. Miss Gibson, top-seeded in
defense of her title, faced a
dangerous rival in fifth-seeded
Shirley Bloomer, ace of
Britain's victorious Wightman
Cup team, but was a solid
choice to win.
MacK.ay, seeded JNo. 8, irvj
men s play, found himself an
underdog against third-seeded
Mervyn Rose, the Australian
southpaw.
O In women's singles, un
seeded Mimi Arnold of Red
wood City, Calif., was up
against sixth-seeded Suzi Kor
moczi of Hungary, and 40-year-old
Margaret Osborne
Du Pont of Wilmington, Del.,
who won the 1947 champion
ship here but no longer plays
on the regular tennis circuit,
faced British Wightman Cup
per Angela Mortimer.
MacKay was left as the only
U.S. player in men's singles
when 44-year-old Gardnar
Mulloy of Denver, Colo., and
34-year-old Patty Budge of,
Bobby Bragan Heads Up
Spokane Indian Tearri
Spokane (UPI) Rambunc
tious Bobby Bragan, whose
desire to be a major league
manager ended in a disaster
on two fronts, returned to the
Pacific Coast league today as
head man of the Spokane In
- dians. ' O
The former Brooklyn
Dodger catcher was hired in
Vancouver Monday to replace
Golden Desmond (Goldie)
Holt, a veteran minor league
manager who culd not get
the Los Angeles farm club
very far out of seventh place
Bragan, 40, will take over
Rookie Hurler
Bows to Musial
Like most rookie pitchers,
Bob Giallombardo of Los An
geles came, saw and was con
quered by Stan (The Man)
Musial.
Giallombardo, recently
brought up from Montreal,
was inducted into the ranks
Monday night when he faced
Musial for the first time.
The Cardinal slugger teed
off on him fpr his 13th homer
in the first inning to start St.
Lo,uis on the way to a 4-2 vic
tory over the Dodgers.
Later, in the game, Musial
doubled to drive in another
run. The two" extra base hits
brought Stan - within Jwo of
Lou Gehrig's total of 1,190,
which ranks second best in
the majors. Babe Ruth is the
all-time leader with 1,356 ex
tra bases.
Klamath Northwest
PARADE - JULY 4th
at 10 A.M. "Pathway to Progress"
2nd to SpringMain Street
RODEO -JULY 4th
1 P.M. AT FAIRGROUNDS
8 P.M. Fireworks at Merrill
9 P.M.-Fireworks at K. Hill
10 P.M. Western Dance at Armory
RODEO - JULY 5th
1 PJW. AT FAIRGROUNDS
10 P.M., Western Dance at Armory
Mi
Los Angeles were beaten in
fourth round matches Mon
day. Patty, the 190 cham
pion, was ahead after three
sets bu then became weary
and lost to seventy- segded
Sven Davidson of Sweden, 6-4,
2-6, 4-6, 9-7, 6-4. Mulloy never
was in contention agaiixJ
Rose, 6-2, 6-3,6-1.
Mrs. Du Pont won her
fourth round) match in wom
en's singles Monday 6-3, 5-2,
over Fay filler of Australia.
e
Tiger Scouts
Sign Up Lolich
Portland (UPIV- Mickey
Lolich, sensational Portland
p9ep and Junior Legion base
ball hurler, signed with he
Detroit Timers of the AaiOri-
can league Monday for an
aiscioga Donus.
. Lolich, a lefthander, will
report to the American Asso
ciation Charleston Senators
for spring training in Febru
ary, 1959, according to Tiger
scouts Ed Demorest and Ber
nie DeViveiro who signed
Lolich.
Lolich was voted outstand-4
ing player of the Babe Ruth
World tournament in Aust,
Tex., in 1955.
the team here tonight when
it opens a six-game series
against Sacramento.
It was a case of one fired
manager placing another.
Bragan, who was released by
the Pittsburgh Pirates on Aug.
3 of last season, got the
thumb from the sixth-place
Cleveland Indians last Thurs
day. He was replaced by Joe
Gordon, former American
league star.
Bragan spit his most suc
cessful days managing the
Dodgers' Fort Worth team irP
the Texas league and Pitts
burgh's Hollywood club in the
PCL. 0
When he came to Pittsburgh
in 1956, the Pirates went on
a hot streak and on June 4
were in first place by one
game over Cincinnati and Mil
waukee. But after that, they
slowly sank and finished
seventh.
Bragan was a National
league catcher for seven years
at Philadelphia and then
Brooklyn.
EX-NAM OFFICIAL DIES
Montclair, N.J. (UP9
Henry G. Riter III, 65, presi
dent of the National Associa
tion of Manufacturers in 1955,
died Monday. A former invest
ment and steel executive, he
was director of corpofite re
lations of the McGraw-Edison
Company, electrical manufap
turers.
An average century pro
duces about 237 eclipses of the
sun or moon.
NRA APPROVED SHOW
July 4-5fh
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Auspices of Basin '
Celebration Council
Chicago (UPI) The San
FiQncisco Giants me th
CJiicagD Cbs today Sn tffe
first of a to-gam series at
Wriglsy field, 'ith pftchat
rryj - i--vr
Vtor hi ninthowin.
Thg clubs w?ll fee playing
aach othe; most? tha wea.
A f-t eS-Q "Vfednesday'a game,
they fly west for g, sarps in
San Prancisso hich inclfides
a Fourth of July dotffcle
heder. e
Antonelli (853) &ce& Mof
Drabowiki (3-J,) on the mounfe
Johnny has yet to0 less to the
Cubs, having defeated thjjm
twice by 3-1 end 7-3 scorss.
I cBalked up the- 7-3) in
against Bsabora5i. .
The Gcarft hopjsg
Willie Mays wuli be roafiy
to bfeak out agajn ajfteg his
recit slun&p. file ripped two
doubles, his iiest estra base
it since garly June, against
Cincinnati an Sundav.
Two injured Giants werjf
mendeeP&nd osedy for ectiorj,
ThJO wer seconQ baseman
Danny "O'Connell, gnoced
out of action Jurffi 7 v?ith
rib bSuiQe, and Joo Shipley, a
rfeht-handed bullet thrower,
who breke dQwn white acn-
ing upon June 7 after he ras
un-GrecallQl from Phoenix
s Manager BE1 Rigney dt
deredoShipley to Je bullpen,
sgying: o
"You're the fiiirt guy I'm
calling oo if things gt
rougn."
AAoyeP Will
Seek 13th
WiivToftfght
Portland (UPI) Young
Denny SloyeP goes after vet
eran Al Andrews Qojiight in
an attempt to chalk up his
13th straight professional
fight win.
Denny, nine years youngerb
than his 27-year-old opponent,
will weigbjQn at about 153
pounds. Andrews is a few
pounds heavier.
Moyer, although winning
all 12 Cbf his professional
fights 55 far, has not yet met
an opponent with the skill
and experience of Andrews.
Moyer's brother, Phfi, recent
ly lost his first bout to Ger
man middleweight Peter
Mueller.
Genje Gaulle in
Algeria f(H Tour
Constantine, Algeria'
(UPI) Gen Charles de Gaulle
arrived in Algeria today to
measure the gravity of the
Algerian problem in person
with a three-day "military in
spection" tour.
So much secrecy surround
ed his visit that his right wjng
critics were uneasy but un
der orders from the All-Algerian
committee of Public
Safety to behave "correctly"
toward his companions.
The Premier was accomp
anied by Gen. Paul Ely, chief
of staff of France's armed
forces; ' Pierre Guillaumat,
secretary of state for armed
forces; Rene Brouillet, ngw
secretary for Algerian affaQ-s
and former Prgnier Guy Mol
let. o
The Moslem rebe took
note of De Gaulle's arrival
by exploding a bomb in an
open air market in Algier's
Mosl$n casbahj section. Ten
persons were injured, one
gravely.
Eigm Boy Loses
Leg To Mower
La Grande (UPI) A
four-year-old boy lost his left
leg above the kneecap Mon
day after he was pulled under
a power mower at the Elgin
high school football field.'
The boy, Bobby Snyder, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Sny
der of Elgin, was reported in
"good" condition.
Doctors credited Ted Shad
ewitz, football coaodi at El
gin, with helping to save the
boy's life by applying a tour
niquet soon after the accident.
Shadewitz first took the boy
to the Elgin first aid car and
then he was rushed 21 miles
to Grande Ronde hospital
here.
MAJOR LEAGUE
Los Angeles -.010 010 000 2 7 1
St. Louis 201 010 OOx 4 8 0
Giallombardo, Klippstein (2),
Pcdres (7) and Roseboro. McDan
iel (5-7) and Smith. Loser Gial
lombardo (0-1). HHs Musial, Rose
boro. Cincinnati 100 001 000 2 6 0
Milwaukee ....000 450 OOx 9 12 1
Purkey. Kgllner (4). Acker (5),
H&yden (5). Schmidt (7) and Bai
ley. Burgess (5). Spahn (10-4) and
Crandall. Loser Purkey (8-5).
(Only games scheduled).
American League
Kansas City ..110 201 0016 13 4
Detroit 210 100 003 7 14 1
Urban. Gorman (6). Dickson (9)
and House. Chiti 4). Susce, Moford
(4i. Hoeft (7) and Wilson. Winner
Hoeft (7-8). Loser Gorman (1-3).
HRs Simpson. Cerv.
Cleveland .020 020 100 5 7 0
Chicago 100 000 0203 9 1
McLish, Wilhelm (8) and Porter.
Donovan. Shaw (7). Staley (9) and
Lollar. Winner McLish (4-5).
Loser Donovan (3-9). HRs Lan
dis, Minoso.
Cgntral faint's- . Cfeeaey
vie Jh. 11 S She Hea-8
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ay evening. FrinviJe will
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Tangles bqtb ffyis evening
afl on Wdnfideyo sight will
to at 8 s'clocS.
Central oit anfi Gjefits
Bass Soc EovA tpili elash
fbr the Seconfi tkife thi eS
eos. Th Ghi$y tuda wo
eon-loogr 1 tofl nd Grant
'ffes tooi lat Sunday st
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.ogeaB fgitttBea
B411 Ashore i libels
tgsse for Cftenea thia eve
ning with Dennia prlow pos
sile staffing selectioia or
MocS Scftd. Weflnfeday cioica
for the .Studs liea eftyeen
Pate Btemple and Alan Mc
Kinnis. Sfisdfooi 'vii pic
ft-org emcftis DeniliS Bap, Tom
LauraSice and Jerry And,es
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,IT'S UP AND 6fVBCSand out for apprentice matador Lis
Ortega as he gets a leSson oft how not to approach e
ground-pawing bull in a Madrid, Spain, arena, appily,
only Senor Ortega's pryia was inured.
By WILLIAM EALD
United) Press International
New York (13PI) Short
Sbjjts: NBC-T5Ts 0 "Studio
One" unleas9ed t mildly in
tejesting drama, "The Undis
covered," Monday n?ght.
Philip Abbott, an actor who
deserves more recognition,
turned in a fin& job ... El
frida Von ardroff and Rob
ert Leicester continued to
play tie games on NBC-TV's
"T&renty-Ona" nd) iP Leicest
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She six te&n viil mbar&
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"The Hid6?en River" with Far
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efforts of a French under
ground fighter to unearth a
traitor. . .
The Channel Swim: CBS
TV's Ed Sullivan pulled a 16.4
trendex" with the Moiseyev
pDance Company Sunday night
-o- NBC-TV's Steve Allen
weighed in with a 9.4.
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aeconS sesien o2 ewiraming
leisorts mfist b signed ufj bs(
this hureflay at Eagle
IPoint high edioel, Van Etfen
said. The two, weeks d lessona
Vill cost tro dollars, the r&
crsataon fiireftor added.
The echool bus will leave
st &15 a.m. for the fjve da6
a 0ii'(Sa easEiona, to be ke!9 in
a MedforS wimming goel,
Van Stteneaifi.
Aleo planfreQ tfbr uly E is
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ter,stfteS fiitub3 contact Tom
VaaStten at Ejllcretst 6-3S31
or call Helsn CaSatian in
Sagla oint.
The fiuet session iill fart
at 4S-m-. diy 1 at t&9 hih
school. o
The- boys-' snfl gkls' tenuis
iJrorem HJoalso starf on th&
sams day. All those planning
to ueiftjcipats should eign up
in tke Sigh school office this
week, and pay One dollar. The
registration fee yill cover
peno8s, Van Ettn Saida Jfjhe
recreation program will pro
vide balls but each participant
mujt bring his or her own rac
quet. A aaetioi4will be helfi
for both beginners and inter
mediate groups.
Victor Scheaig
Ends PCC
, Los Angeles Tenure of
Victor O. Schmidt as Commis
sioner of the Pacific Coast
Conference was goncluded to
day, his resignation tendered
last pecemfber 5 becoming ef:
fective as of this-date.
He is being succeeded Igr
Bernard A. Hammerbeck as
acting commissioner.
Schmidt har? acted as com
missioner of the conference
since Sept. 1944,' when he was
appointed acting commis
sioner following the death of
Edwin N. Atherton. He was
appointed Commissioner in
June, 1946. Schmidt also was
engaged in law practice dur
ing the early yeans of this con
ference association but had
devoted full-time to Confer
ence business since July, 1948.
t0$.RCieONESS DIES
London (UPI) Thg Mar
chioness Curzon of Kedlcston,
widow of Marquess Curzon,
former foreign secretary and
viceroy to India, - died Mon
day. Born in Decatur, Ala.,
the daughter oP an Americans
Diplomat, Lady Curzon was
a leading figure in British
society ando entertained many
of the world's most renowned
personalities.
Some 25,000,000 American
gardeners planted more than
500,000,000 tulip, hyacinth
and daffodil bulbs from Hol
land last falLo
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Bll TRtBUMfr MedforJ,
fiflgdfprc! Keglers Capture
Six Togas at
Medford Eerle'rs won six
championships and other
rolKss from this vicinity fin
ished in the money in the
various evernts of the recent
Broofeings Handicap Bowling
tournament.
Ia team action Davis Trans
fer Mth 8188 and Darrell
Miller company with 2852
capture! the respective men's
and women's croCvns.
Shirley pafgle and Vivian
Knox with 1192 were doubles
chanspions. Helen Culyeclam?
ed the singles, laurels wijth a
,644 adVera Cummings all
events with 1769. Gertie Riggs
hag, high game with 244
Maxine. McCafi gjid Vera
Cummingswere runnrs-up in
doubles wi 1190 and Cum
mings second in scratch game
ith 29. 6
thejr Bladings
In men's doubles, Gale
Culy, Medford, and C. Defen
baugh, "Smifh River, were
ninthj Riley Applegate and
DoQ Ivie tied for 12th, Fred
Andersuia and Gordon Schultz
tieS for 15th "anS Jack Gard
ner and H1 Schroeder knot
tea for 23rd. G
Ivie was fourth Sn all-events,
George JBronson sixth,
hfi Reeveg, tied for 23rd,
SclircSder 2?th and Dave
"Salem Senators
Still Operate
q iJ"'-"i wi x lit: otaA
em benators baseball club was
unofficially reported to be
"still in business."
Club officials V?ere report
edly much encourageS by the
fine showing Salem fans made
during "baseball eor bust"
week here last week.
The Senators had sought a
tournout of 10,000 fans to
insure that baseball would be
continued in the city.
Despite a rainout Tuesday
and Sunday 7,280 fans turned
out to watch the Senators
play.
The club opens second half
play today at Wenatchee.
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Brookings
Legg 30th. Reeves finished
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Ivie was 13th in high
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32nd. Marshall Ramsby tied
for 39th.
Vera Cummings was 10th
in women's singles. Shirley
Daigle 14th in singles, third
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