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Newspaper Page Text8 MAIL TRIBUNE. Mdford, Or.,o, Mond.y, August 4, 1958 iraves To Tate Five lame Lead in National By MILTON RICHMAN United Pres International ' You can tear up those tick ets for San Francisco, but don't worry because it'll still be a "California World Se ries" after all between Los Angeles resident Fred Haney and Casey Stengel of Glen dale. Milwaukee's back - on - the beam Braves took care of that little item Sunday when they bolted five games ahead of the National league pack by thumping the faltering Giants twice, 4-3 and 6-0. Oh, Haney wouldn't defi nitely admit his Braves were "in" yet today and Bill Rig- MedfordJTribune SIPdDIRTrS Women's Golf Rogue Valley Country club women wishing to play in the Willamette Valley Southern Oregon Golf as sociation tournament here on Thursday, Aug. 14, are asked to sign up by Aug. 5. The tourney will be the fourth and "final WV-SO meet of the season with a trophy for the year at stake as well as the one for the individual matches. Women from Eugene Country club, Laurelwood club of Eugene, Coos Bay, Corvallis, Bend, Klamath Falls, Grants Pass, Rose burg and Medford will com pete. Second round matches in the women's club champion ship tournament at Rogue Valley have been completed. In the championship flight, Mrs. Helen Davies def. Mrs. W. O. Blackledge, Mrs. Dick Finch def. Mrs. William Mil ler, Miss Pam Stacey def. Mrs. Thomas Culbertson, Mrs. Rose Bunch def. Mrs. Mahr Rey mers. Other results were: First flight Mrs. Warren Lesseg def. Mrs. Maxine Ham mond, Mrs. William Clark def. Mrs. Ed Milne, Mrs. Frank Tamney def. Mrs. Lee Flink, Mrs. Edward Sickles def. Mrs. Ed Gordon. Second flight Mrs. Wil liam Knope def. Mrs. H. S.. Elbert, Mrs. Joseph Moore def. Mrs. Frank Benesh, Mrs. E. C. Hall def. Mrs. W. L. Stark. Third flight Mrs. Ray Frisbie won by default over Mrs. Richard Knight, Mrs. Robert DeLorme def. Mrs. Richard Rementeria, Mrs. D. M. Lambert def. Mrs. Reese Alexander, Mrs. Lou Mc Laughlin def. Mrs. T. J. Harnsberger. Nine-hole c h a m p i onship I Going places HFC vacation money service is for you If you need extra money to help make your vacation a success, do as thousands of other people do: bor row from HFC. At Household Finance you do busi ness with specialists in vacation money needs people who can give you one day service on a loan np to $1500. At HFC your business is conducted in privacy, and you select repayment terms that suit you best. So phone, or come in today to Household, America s oldest and largest con sumer finance com pany. life insurance on your loan available at low group rate OUSEHOLD FINANCE 128 E. Main St., 2nd Floor PHONE: SPring 3-5301 irab ioubleheadetr from ney likewise would not con cede his Giants were licked, but whom do they think they are kidding? Bob Throwbridge and Joe Adcock polled their talents to give Milwaukee - its victory in the opener. Trowbridge pitched seven innings of hit less ball in relief for his first victory. Adcock drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly in the eighth. Hurls 43rd Shutout Southpaw Warren Spahn registered the 43rd shutout of his career and 14th win of the season when he hurled a four hitter in the nightcap. The Pittsburgh Pirates, get- Ken Venturi Golf Leader Chicago OIPD Ken Venturi was going away today toward his biggest purse, the $9,000 top prize in the $50,000 Glen eagles' Open. The 27-year-old San F- i cisco pro boasted a t' :e stroke lead &n the field going into the last round of the 72 hole tournament, 10 'strokes under par with an even 200 for his 54 holes, attained by three sub-par rounds of 65, 67 and 68. Only three other players in the field of 60-odd survivors who will go the last 18 today have the same record, always under par for the event. The closest of these, Don January, Eastland, Tex., and Jack Burke Jr., Kiamesha Lake, N Y., trailed by three strokes at 203. The fourth, Gary Player, Johannesburg, South Africa, has 204. flight Mrs. Howard Scrog gins def. Mrs. W. H. Pyle, Mrs. Al Williams def. Mrs. Paul Haviland, Mrs. John Rip ley def. Mrs. .Vincent Nicol etti, Mrs. Royal Bebb def. Mrs. Ren Taylor. First flight Incomplete. Competition for Thursday, July 31, was "Three club." Winner in A group was Mrs. Robert Templeton. B group victor was Mrs. Lee Flink and C group was taken by Mrs. Frank Benesh. D group was won by Mrs. Ed Gordon. Nine- hole play had a tie between Mrs. Howard Scroggins and Mrs. Richard Schwahn. Lady golfers will have their regular monthly meet ing and luncheon at 1 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 7. Regular pairings will not be made on this day but games may be arranged at the starting table. this summer 9 C MONTHLY PAYMENT PIANS . 24 20 12 6 - paymts paymts paymts paymts $100 5.90 $ 6.72 $10.05 S18.4S 206 11.81 13.44 20.09 36.92 300 17.71 20.16 30.14 55.38 '500 28.86 32.97 49.64 91.66 1000 53.89 62.21 95.64 179.56 1500 77.87 90.38 140.57 266.36 Household's chart is the monthly rat of 3 on thai part of a balance not exctedint $300, 2 on that part of balance in excess of S30O but mot exceeding $500, ami 1 on any remainder. ting the finest pitching in both leagues, took the opener from the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-0, and led by the same score in the nightcap which was suspended in the fifth inning because of Pennsylvania's Sunday curfew law. Bob Friend pitched the third straight shutout by a Pirate hurler to notch his 14th triumph in the opener. Rookie George Witt was working on a four-hit shutout in the night cap which will be resumed with Pittsburgh batting in the bottom of the fifth on Sept. 16. Alex Kellner, an American league discard, scored his fourth victory for Cincinnati Californian Nabs Four Nat Titles Tokepa, Kan. (UPD The three-day National Women's Senior AAU swimming and diving championship splash ed to a close Sunday with a 16-year-old California blonde Sylvia Ruuska of Berkeley claiming an unprecedented fourth individual title. The curvacious Miss Ruu ska became the first swim mer to win four gold medals in this competition since Ann Curtis did it in 1948. Miss Ruuska swam to a first in the 200-meter butterfly in 2:43.6 for a new American record Sunday. Earlier she paddled to the 400-meter individual relay crown and won the 1,500 meter and the 400-meter free style events. Cone Breaks Mark But another cute blonde also stepped into the cham pionship limelight. She is 18- year-old Carin Cone of Ridge wood, N.J., who broke the recognized world record in the 100-meter backstroke pre liminaries Sunday with ' a 1:12.2. The previous world mark set in 1956 was 1:12.9 set by Judy Grinham of Great Britain at the Mel bourne Olympics. Another American record was set when , the Santa Clara, Calif., swim club sallied to its fourth straight team championship by win ning the 400-meter medley re lay in 5:00.9. Chris von Saltza, Jean Wilson, Doxey Ramson and Susan Honig swam on the winning relay team. Paula Jean Myers of En cino, Calif., ..turned in an other sensational performance as she won the platform div ing crown to make a sweep of all three diving events. Miss Myers scored 285.20 to run away with the event. Golfer Venturi Now Holds Lead Chicago (UPD Ken Ven turi held a two-stroke lead on the field midway through Gleneagles' $50,000 open golf tourney Saturday. Venturi scored his second straight sub par round, a 67, for a 36-hole total of 132, eight under par. His closest pursuit came from Don January, Eastland, Tex., who came in with a 66 Saturday, sinking an 80-yard wedge shot for an Eagle two on the 18th hole and 134 total score. Behind this pair there was a three-way deadlock at 135 between Ted Kroll, Sarasota, Fla.; Doug Sanders, Miami Beach, Fla., and Jack Burke Jr., Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., at 135. Bunky Johnson, Abilene, Tex., and Gary Player, Jo hannesburg, . South Africa, were tied at 137, three under par. The hottest round of the day went to Billy Casper, Apple Valley, Calif., with a six under par 64. It was the best round so far in the tour nament and one stroke off the course record held by Tony Holyguin, Chicago. But Cas per was far off the pace. Since he had an 80 on his first round, his total of 144 left him 12 strokes behind Ven turi. Next best round of the day was credited to Ernie Vossler, Midland, Tex., with a 65, which left him with a 140 total, tied with Joe Conrad, San Antonio, Tex., for 18th place. JUNIOR CHAMP St.. Paul, Minn. (UPD Buddy Baker of Florence, S. C, ousted Douglas Lindsay of Bethesda, Md., 2 and 1, Saturday to capture the 1958 USGA junior golf champion ship. New Guinea, measuring 1,500 miles across, is the sec ond largest island .in the world. Greenland is the largest. by defeating Los Angeles, 3-1, in the nightcap following a 10-inning 8-6 triumph by the Dodgers in the opener. Drysdale Gels Homer Loser Don Drysdale helped himself to a 1-0 lead with a third inning homer in the nightcap and held that mar gin until the seventh when the Redlegs scored three runs. That ended a string of nine straight wins by the Dodgers over the Redlegs this season. Pinch -.hitter Elmer Valo and Jim Gilliam singled home the two runs in the 10th that won the opener for Los An geles. Ray Semproch scored his 13th victory in leading the Philies to an 8-2 opening game decision but the Cubs bounced back to take the nightcap, 12-10. . ' . Semproch drove in two runs as the Phils rallied for five off Taylor Phillips in the third inning of the opener and Philadelphia looked, as if it was going to make a sweep by coming up with five runs in the first inning, of the night cap. The Cubs, however, cut STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet GB Phoenix 67 47 .588 Vancouver 68 48 .588 San Diego 64 49 .566 2i Salt Lake 56 56 .500 10 Portland 50 60 .455 15 Spokane 51 63 .447 16 Seattle 50 66 .431 18 Sacramento 49 66 .426 18 'a Sunday's Results Phoenix 8, Portland 5 Vancouver 7, Seattle 0 San Diego 9-7, Sacramento 5-3 Salt Lake 11, Spokane 0 (Night) How Series Ended Phoenix 3, . Portland 1 Vancouver 3, Seattle 0 San Diego 3, Sacramento 1 Spokane 2, Salt Lake 2 Next Series (Start Today) Spokane at Vancouver , San Diego at Portland Seattle at Salt Lake Sacramento at Phoenix NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Milwaukee ' 58 42 .580 San Francisco .. 54 48 529 5 Pittsburgh 51 49 .510 7 Chicago 51 53 .490 9 Cincinnati -49 52 .485 9',i Philadelphia .... 47 51 480 , 10 Los Angeles .... 47 54 .465 11','s St. Louis 46 54 .460 12 Sunday's Results Milwaukee 4, San Fran. 3 (1st) Milwaukee 6, San Fran. 0 (2nd) Los Angeles 8 Cincinnati 6 (1st, 10 innings) Cincinnati 3, Los Angeles 1 (2nd) Philadelphia 8, Chicago 2 (1st) Chicago 12, Philadelphia 10 (2nd) Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 0 (1st) Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 0 (2nd, suspended after 5 innings by cur few) Monday's Probable Pitchers Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (Night) Raydon 4-3 vs. Pizarro 2-0 Los Angeles at St. Louis (Night) Podres 10-8 vs. Jackson 7-9 Tuesday's Games Philadelphia at Cincinnati (Night) Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (Night) San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at St. Louis AMERICAN LEAGUE , W L . Pet. GB New York 67 36 .650 Boston 51 51 .500 15',i Chicago .., 51 52 .495 16 Detroit 50 52 .490 16 i Cleveland 51 54 .486 17 Baltimore 47 52 .475 18 Kansas City .. 47 53 470 18 'i Washington . 45 59 .433 22 '2 Sunday's Results Chicago 3, New York 1 (1st) Chicago 4, New York 0 (2nd) Detroit 3, Baltimore 2 (1st) Detroit 4, Baltimore 1 (2nd) Boston 3, Cleveland 2 (1st) Boston 4. Cleveland 2 (2nd) Kansas City 12, Wash. 0 (1st) Wash. 4, Kansas City 3 (2nd) Monday's Probable Pitchers New York at Baltimore (Night) Larsen 7-5 vs. Portocarrero 10-6 Tuesday's Games Chicago at Kansas City (Night) Cleveland at Detroit (Nighti New York at Baltimore. (Night) Washington at Boston (Night) NORTHWEST LEAGUE - W L Pet. GB Yakima 23 13 .638 Lewiston 22 14 .611 1 Wenatchee ...... 20 17 .544 3',i Tri-City 19 19 500 5 Eugene 19 20 .487 5'i Salem 9 29 .236 15 Sunday's Results Yakima 7-3, Lewiston 0-1 Wenatchee 2-8, Salem 0-5 Eugene 6, Tri-City 3 League- Leaders United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE Player-Club G AB R H Pet Ashburn, Pho. .. 99 395 63 135 .342 Mays, SF 101 400 71 134 535 Musial St.L 96 340 46 114 .335 Skinner, Pitts. .. 96 357 67 118 .331 Dark, Chi 86 346 40 113 527 AMERICAN LEAGUE Player-Club G AB Howard, N Y. .. 67 232 Goodman. Chi. 68.257 Kuenn, Det 92 362 Runnels. Bos. .. 95 363 Power. Cleve. 97 386 Cerv. K.C. 93 349 R H Pet. 31 79 541 30 85 531 50 119 529 63 118 525 66 124 521 65 112 521 Home Runs National league Banks, Cubs 30; Thomas, Pirates 28; Aaron. Braves 24; Walls, Cubs 21; Mathews, Braves. 2r. . American league Jensen, Red Sox 30; Mantle Yankees 28; Cerv, Athletics 28; Sievers, Senators 28; Colavito, Indians 23. Runs Batted In National league Banks, Cubs 87; Thomas, Pirates 82; Anderson, Phillies 71; Cepeda, Giants 63; Walls, Cubs 61; Aaron, Braves 61. American league Jensen. Red Sox 92; Cerv. Athletics 77; Sievers, Senators 72; Colavito, Indians 67; Lemon, Senators 65. Pitching National league McCormick, Gi ants 8-3; Grissom, Giants 7-3; Pur key, Redlegs 13-6; Semproch, Phil lies 13-6; Spahn, Braves 14-7. American league Delock, Red Sox 10-2; Turley. Yankees 16-4; Ford. Yankees 13-5;' Hyde, Sena tors 9-3; Moore. White Sox 7-3 British Columbia has 40, 500,000 acres covered by ma ture timber. SF that to 5-3 and then put to gether a pair of four-run ral lies in the fifth and seventh to offset another five-run out burst by Philadelphia in the ninth. Sweep Yankees Over in the American league, the White Sox vaulted into third place by sweeping a twin-bill from the Yankees, 3-1 and 4-0. Even so, 'the Yan kees still are 15V& games ahead. Dick Donovan held the Yanks to three hits in beating Whitey Ford and posting his eighth victory in the opener. Ray Moore followed with a five-hit shutout for his sev enth victory in the finale. . So flexible is the AL race that Cleveland dropped from second place to fifth by losing a double-header to Boston, 3-2 and 4-2. Ted Wililams' 18th homer with one on in the ninth off Gary Bell gave the Red Sox their victory in the opener. Boston won the night cap with a four-run rally in the eighth inning at the ex pense of loser Ray Narleski and Hoyt Wilhelm. Butler Will Face Catey In Senior Larry Butler and Bill Ca tey, the defending champion, are finalists in ' the senior men's match play champion ship golf tournament at Rogue Valley Country club. Butler, the medalist, de feated Leland Clark 6 and 4 and Catey nipped Merlon Em mans 1 up in semi-finals. - Semi-finals are yet to be contested in the first flight where George Stacey is billed against John Moffat and Jack Creager against Ted Porter field. In the second flight E. K. Ricker trimmed Frank Perl 4 and 3 and Ed Nichols edged A. C. Broyles 1 up. B. L. Martin received a de fault win over Stoy Elliott in the third flight and will meet the victor in the Forrest Cas-ey-Al Littrell .match. Tigard Legion Nine Advances Portland (UPD Tigard bat tled its way into the state American' Legion semifinals Saturday, by edging Lindsay Brothers (Jefferson) 4 to 3 in a 12-inning marathon. Tigard tangles with Bend, the area one champion, in a best-of -three series starting at Bend today. Bowling LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE A meeting to make plans for the new season in the Ladies Class Bowling league will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 7, at the Moose hall. All bowlers who participated in the circuit last year and other interested in playing this year are in vited. The Arctic tern has the longest migration route of any bird. It summers in the arctic and winters in the Antarctic. Concrete For Industry 0 On the Farm Around the Home Just tell us your needs and let us give you an estimate Delivered SP 2-5271 Slants Loop Paul Foytack and Billy Hoeft pitched the Tigers to a sweep over the Orioles, 3-2 and 4-1. Each yielded eight hits and was credited with his eighth victory as Detroit stretched its winning streak to six games and Baltimore's losing streak to seven games. Kansas City beat Washing ton, 12-0, in the first game, then lost the 15-inning night cap, 4-3. Eddie Yost singled home the winnig run off Mur ry Dickson in the finale to earn Pedro Ramos his 10th triumph. Ralph Terry tossed a five-hitter for his seventh victory in the opener. LINESCORES: American League . (lst Game) Boston 000 001 0023 5 3 Cleveland .... 000 002 000 2 4 0 Delock, Bverly 6 Wall 8 and White. Bell 5-6 and Nixon. Win ner Wall 6-7. HR Williams. (2nd Game) Boston 000 000 0404 11 2 Cleveland .... 001 100 0002 6 2 Bowsfield, Fornieles 5, Sullivan 8 and White. Daley 8 Narleskie, Wilhelm 8, Mossi 9 and Brown. Winner Fornieles 4-6. Loser Nar leski 11-9. (lst Game) Washington 000 000 000 0 5 0 Kansas City 011 008 02x 12 14 0 Kemmerer, Romonsky 6, Alba nese 8 and Korcheck. Terry 7-8 and House. Chiti 7. Loser Kemmerer 5-10. HRs Maris 2. (2nd Game, 15 Innings) ' Washington 000 111 000 000 001- 1 1 Kansas City 000 010 020 000 0003 14 1 Griggs, Pascual 8, Ramos 9 and Courtney. Urban, Tomanek 9, Dick son 9 and House. Winner Ramos 10-9. Loser Dickson 7-6. (lst Game) New York . 010 000 000 1 3 4 Chicago 020 000 Olx 3 7 0 ; Ford, Trucks 8, Maas 8 and How ard. Donovan 8-10 and Battey. Los er Ford 13-5. HR Skowron. (2nd Game) New York .... 000 000 0000 5 1 Chicago 210 000 Olx 1 9 1 Kucks, Shantz 2 and Berra. Moore 7-3 and Lollar. Loser Kucks 7-4. (lst Game) Baltimore .... 000 020 000 2 8 0 Detroit 102 000 OOx 3 9 1 Pappas, Lehman 5 and Triandos, Ginsberg 6 Foytack 8-9 and Lau, Wilson 9. Loser Pappas 7-5. (2nd Game) Baltimore .... 100 000 0001 8 1 Detroit 100 111 OOx 4 9 0 Brown Beamon 8 and Ginsberg. Hoeft 8-9 and Wilson. Loser Brown 4-1. HRs Maxwell, Kuenn. National League (lst Game) San Francisco 012 000 000 3 5 2 Milwaukee .. 001 002 Olx 4 9 2 Antonelli 11-9 and Schmidt. Con ley, Trowbridge 3 and Rice. Win ner Trowbridge 1-2. HR Adcock. (2nd Game) San Francisco 000 000 000 0 4 2 Milwaukee .. 110 031 OOx 6 8 0 Gomez, Worthington 2, Johnson 6, Monzant 8 and Thomas. Spahn 14-7 and Crandall. Loser Gomez 6-9. HRs Covington, Torre. (lst Game) St. Louis ...... 000 000 0000 9 1 Pittsburgh .. 000 101 OOx 2 6 1 Maglie, Paine 7 ' and Green. Friend 14-11 and Kravitz. Loser Maglie 2-4. HR Virdon (2nd game, suspended after 5 in nings by curfew) St. Louis 000 00 0 4 0 Pittsburgh 001 012 9 0 Mizell and Green. Witt and Foiles. (lst Game. 10 Innings) - Los Ang. .. 003 011 001 28 17 1 Cincinnati 100 020 021 0 6 10 1 Koufax, Labine 5, Klippstein 10 and Roseboro. Purkey, Acker 6, Jeffcoat 8, Lawrence 10, Schmidt 10 and Bailey. Winner Labine 5-3. Loser Lawrence 6-9. HRs Rose boro 2, Snider, Hoak, Burgess. (2nd Game) Los Angeles 001 000 000 1 S 0 Cincinnati .... 000 000 30x 3 6 0 Drysdale, Kipp 7. Bierrer 8 and Pignatano. Kellner 4-1 and Burgess. Loser Drysdale 5-11. HR Drys dale. (lst Game) Chicago 000 000 2002 6 1 Philadelphia 105 100 Olx 8 9 0 Phillips Hobbie 3, Solis 5, Briggs 7 and Neeman. Semproch 13-6 and Hegan. Loser Phillips 6-6. HR Jackson (2nd Game) Chicago ..j... 021 040 41012 13 2 Philadelphia 510 000 005 10 11 3 R. Anderson, Solis 5, Elston 9, Henry 9 and Thacker. Meyer, Hearn 5, Farrell 7, Miller 7, Morehead 7 and Sawatski. Winner Solis 2-1. Loser Beyer 1-4. HRs -Fernandez, Banks, Thacker. CONCRETE CP 248 E. McANDREWS RD. Studs To Play Softball Mix It will be the Cheney Studs against the Junior Chamber of Commerce in the 8:30 o'clock Jackson .County Soft ball association game tonight on the Camp White diamond. A Sunday story inadver tently listed Butte Falls as the Jaycee foe. However, Butte Falls has completed its slate of seven regular season games. Parsons Motors meets the Bureau of Reclamation at 7 o'clock in the other game this evening. There will be no games Thursday this week because of the women's state Softball tourney at Camp White. Final regular County league frays will be on Aug. 14 and 18 with play-offs set to begin Aug. 21. Jim Bailey Wins Race Portland (UPD Jim Bailey, ex-University of Oregon mile star threw off the cloak of retirement Saturday and won the half mile at the fourth and final All-Comers track meet of the summer at Wilson High school. Bailey, a sub-four minute miler, was timed in 2:02 for the distance. Dave Eagle, Grant High school trackster, won the 100 yard dash in the open divi sion in a time of 10.4 seconds. Eagle also picked up four firsts in the 17-18-year-old division. ' Topeka, Kan. (UPD Nancy Ramey of Seattle's Washington Athletic Club streaked to a new world standard in the : 100-meter butterfly event Saturday night at the national AAU senior women's swimming and diving championships. The 18-year-o 1 d blonde posted a time of 1:10.2 as she shaved two-tenths of a second eff the record set by A. V, Oorbig of Holland in 1957. your new Don't saddle yourself with HIGH new-car PAYMENTS 5. 13 DOWN andfrebolancein convenientmopthW payments WI Cbelov those on 2 or used cors. nev or Similar savings MUFFLERS ON SALE AND INSTALLED! Fit '49-53 Ford, Chev. Others in- Q74 stalled, low USUAL 24.95 SARAN PLASTIC SEAT COVER Resists wrinkles, stains. Charcoal, 95 'blue or green. Pole Sets Record in Dual Meet Warsaw (UPD Ameri can men won their track meet with Poland Saturday night, 119-97, but Jerzy Chromik thrilled 100,000 countrymen by setting a world record of eight minutes, 32 seconds in the . gruelling, 3,000-meter steeplechase. Polish fans, jamming their new "tenth anniversary" sta dium to its capacity, for the second straight day, also watched their women come from behind in the final event to defeat the United States girls, 54-52. The U.S., women started the day with a one point lead and clung to it until Urzula Figwer, Poland's javelin champion, speared them by winning that event with a heave of 167 feet, 10.8 inches. The total attendance of 200,000 for the two-day meet was the largest ever to see a dual meet. The Yanks, who have trouble attracting more than their relatives for U.S. meets, drew 100,000 Russians at Moscow last weekend and are the most popular export the United States has sent through Communisim's "iron curtain." The American men, repre senting the world's No. 1 track power, handed Poland its first loss in 15 dual meets at home. But the Poles had plenty to cheer. . Before Chromik clipped 3.5 seconds off the official world mark of 8:35.6 held by Hun gary's Sandor Rosnyoi, Zbig niew Makomaski pulled the big upset of the meet. He came from behind in the stretch to whip Tom Courtney, Olympic 800-meter champion from Irv ington, N.Y., in the 800-meter fun. The Pole set a national record of 1:46.7 and was only a second off the world mark of l:45-.7 held by Belgium's Roger Moens. Courtney, who led nearly all the way, was I timed in 1:46.8. MONTGOMERY WARD A Ward rebuilt engine gives you new-car power... up to 01 REG. 193.45 FITS 1942-51 CHEVR0LETS Completely disassembled . . ". thoroughly cleaned . . . expertly remanufactured. ; No other rebuilt boasts: a minimum of 95 new parts, up to 197 in all. 4000-mile or 90-day guarantee . . . plus FREE 500 mile inspection and adjustment. 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Rose City Cops Sectional Toga Portland (UPD Rose City won its second consecutive Little league sectional title by tripping Montaville at Parker field Saturday by a score of 3 to 2. t1he win earned the Rose City nine a berth in the divi sional tournament at Victoria, B. C, August 8-9. Rose City won the divisional title last year, but lost in the first round of the Western Region al play at San Francisco. ITALIAN NETTERS WIN Milan, Italy (UPD Italy de feated Britain, 4-1 Sunday to win the European Zone Davis Cup final. At Ischia, in the Bay of Naples, tourists can bathe in tubs hewn by the Romans 2,000 years ago. V Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks, Flues, Drain Tile 727 W. MeAndrewt Ph. SP 2-4107 75,000 more miles of driving SALE! 95 cars, some trucks EQUALS NAME BRAND OILS AT 45c QT. Wards 10-qt." can 4 about 22e qt., not jL 45c qt. 1Q Qt Ca(1 WINTER KING BATTERY SALE! 30-month guaran tee. Installed. 6-v. ?5 S-l, with trade-in. i ( I :