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-i r f m 8 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon. Sunday, August 31, 1958 (Giants Take 3-2 Win From Dodgers San Francisco - fLTB - Jim Davenport, whose specialty is the pop fly, smashed two home runs against his "cous ins" from Los Angeles Satur day to lead the Giants to a 3-2 victory over the Dodgers in the first game of a day night doubleheader. The light-hitting third base man raised his total to 10 for the season and five of them at the exepnse of Los Angeles hurling as he connected for bases-empty blows in the first and third innings. Ruben Gomez, who won his eighth of the season with an assist from Al Worthington, had a three-hit shutout on the fire going into the ninth. But then he gave up a single to John Roseboro, and Duke Snider followed with' his 12th home run of the season into the leftfield stands to cut the Giants' lead to one run. After Gomez then retired Carl Furillo on a fly to right for the second out, he was hoisted after first baseman Orlando Cepeda booted Norm STANDINGS By United Press International American League Baltimore . 030 200 200 7 9 0 Boston 000 010 001 2 7 0 Pappas. O'Dell (9) and Triandos; Monbouquette. Fornleles fB. Byer ly (8 and Daley. WP Pappas 9-7). LP Monbouquette (1-4). HRS CasUeman (3rd). Nieman (14th). New York 000 010 0001 B - Washington .. 100 001 OlOx 3 9 1 Ditmar, Trucks (6) and Howard; Valentinetti. Hyde (8) and Court ney. WP Valentinetti (4-2). LP Ditmar (9-6). Detroit 31 OOt 100 o 11 1 Chicago 000 201 0003 10 1 Lary (14-12) and R. Wilson; Moore. Latman (4t. Qualters (61, Stalv ill. I.nwn (8i and Lollar. LP Moore (9-5). HR Lary (QSTj. Cleveland at Kansis City (night) National League Philadelphia Oil 001 000 3 5 0 Cincinnati 000 015 60x 12 16 1 Morehead. Farrell (6 J. Ander on (7), Meyer (8 and Lopata; Acker. Lawrence 7( and Bailey. WP Acker (3-2). LP Morehead (1-3). HRS Post (9th. H. Ander son (18th), Dropo (5th), Whisenant (10th). i Pittsburgh 000 010 000 1 10 1 Milwaukee .. . 026 100 OOx 9 9 0 Ravdon. Smith (3. Blackburn (5i and Foiles; Burdette (16-0) and Crandall. LP Raydon (7-4). HRS Torre (3th). Mathews (29th). (Afternoon same) Los Angeles .... 000 000 0022 5 0 San Francisco 201 000 OOx 3 8 1 McDevitt. Birrer (1). Klippstein (6). Erskine (8) and Roseboro; Gomez. Worthing (9) and Thomas. WP Gomez (8-11). LP McDevitt (2-6) HRS Davenport 2 (9th and 10th). Snider (12th). Los Angeles at San Franciso (2nd. night) Chicago at St. Louis (night) SUNDAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS (Won-lost records in parenthese) American League Detroit at Chicago Bunning (9-9) vs. wynn (11-13). Cleveland ar Kansas City Me Lish (14-6) vs. Terry (8-10). New York at Washington Shantz (7-3) or Turley (ia-b) vs. Kemmerer (6-13). Baltimore at Boston Wilhelm (2-7) vs. Brewer (9-10). . National Leacue Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Kline (12-12) or Witt (7-Z) vs. wiiiey (8-4. Chicago at St. Louis Drabowsky (9-11) vs. Mague (Z-6. Los Angeles at San Franciscc Koufax (9-8) vs. Miller (3-7). Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2 fames) Roberts (14-11) and Sem proch (13-8) vs. Haddix (7-7) and riiewcombe (4-11). I (olfMJ r a iLflEisia ism INSTALL A KOOL KUSHION SKIN SCAT Firm, yl loft cushion! to give you tKot riding on air com fort. 4 colon. 31 I" OaUXE TUIULAI tAfl. TOP CARRIER So procricol.... 90 good looking! Rug ged steal carrier installs quickly and tosily; will nor mor cor finish. AT LAST! SAFE, EASY, -X MUFFLER OR PIPE - - INSTALLATION and REPAIR... MUFFLER CEMENT spreads like putty.'.. hardens like metal, ta form a gos-tight, heat proof, rustreistont, seal... f'J'. Medford 409 N. Riverside urn 9 a.m. 6 p.m. Week Days Larker's hard grounder for an error. Worthington got Gil Hodges to fly out to Whitey Lockman in left for the game's final out. San Francisco made short work of Danny McDevitt in the first Inning after the southpaw had fanned Felipe Alou to open the frame. Dav enport followed with a homer into the leftfield stands and another run came across as Willie Mays tripled to right and scored on Jackie Brandt's double to left center. McDevitt, who has failed to go the distance in five life time starts against the Giants, left the game with his sixth defeat against two victories. Babe Birrer took over for him and in the third inning gave up Davenport's second home run.'a 400-foot smash over the left center field barrier. The teams then knocked off for dinner and were sched uled to resume here tonight with Johnny Podres (12-10) going against the Giants' Mike McCormick (9-7) in a battle of southpaws. Baseball FRIDAY'S RESULTS Pacific Coast League Spokane 6. Phoenix 5 Sacramento 2. Vancouver 1 Seattle 11. San Diego 3 Salt Lake 9. Portland 3 National League Cincinnati 5. Philadelphia 3 (night Pittsburgh 3. Milwaukee 2 (night) St. Louis 7. Chicago 5 (night) Los Angeles 4. San Francisco 1 (night) American League ! Washington 3, New York 0 (night) Boston 5. Baltimore 2 (night) Chicago 3. Detroit 0 (night) Kan. City 8. Cleveland 7 (night) Northwest League Yakima 4. Lewistcfi 3, 1st game Lewiston 4. Yakima 2. 2nd game Eugene 4. Tri-City 1. 1st game Eugene 4, Tri-City 2, 2nd game v Wenatchee 4. Salem 0 " International League Toronto 9. Montreal 2 Columbus 3. Havana 2 Rochester 4. Buffalo 0 Richmond 4, Miami 3 (IS innings) LEAGUE LEADERS stdg hed United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club G. AB R. H. Musial, St.L. 119 419 61 143 Aaron. Milw. 127 504 92 171 Pet. .341 .339 .337 327 317 313 .330 .325 323 320 317 315 Ashb n. Phil. 122 490 80 165 Mays. S F. 125 90 90 160 Skin'r. Pitts. 120 438 79 139 Banks. Chi. 129 415 103 161 AMERICAN LEAGUE Run-els, Bos. 118 452 83 149 Kuenn. Det. 115 462 61 150 Cerv. K.C. 114 421 77 136 Pow r. Cleve. 120 488 81 156 Goodm'n. Chi. 92 344 38 109 Will ms. Bos. 112 355 71 112 Borne Runs National league Banks. Cubs 42; Thomas. Pirates 34; Aaron. Braves 28: Mathews, Braves 28; Robinson, Redlegs 26. - American league Mantle. Yan kees 37: Sievers. Senators 34; Jen sen. Red Sox 33: Colavito, Indians 31; Cerv. Athletics 29. Runs Batted In National league Banks, Cubs 110: Thomas. Pirates 104: Aaron. Braves 82; Boyer. Cardinals 80; H. Anderson. Phils 79. American league 'Jensen. Red Sox 110: Sievers. Senators 93: Col avito. Indians 90; Cerv, Athletics 86; Mantle, Yankees 83. Pitching National league Willey, Braves 8-4: Purkey. Redlegs lo-8: Worth ington, Giants 11-6; Spahn, Braves 17-10: Burdette. Braves 15-9. American league Turley, Yan kees i-6: ueiocK, tiea box 12 4; Hyde, Senators 9-3: McLish. In dians 14-6; Moore. White Sox 9-4 Complete Stock CAR COOLERS Check Our Selection NIC-L-SllViR 4-yr. BATTERIES $15.95 exch. Complete Stock IfiMITIOM POINTS SET FUELPUMP Sizes lot it popular makes. Guwaita! good a original equipment. CUSTOM TRAILER HITCH 1 Hii is THE PL AC Grants Pass 237 Hiway 99-S. Z " Its! f3 7 up ir1 &r h ' - A M. J, A XX 7 . RUNNING THE GANTLET This drill by Medford High school footballers is termed "running the gantlet." Backs grab the ball and run between linemen who are holding dummies. It is an anti-fumble drill. At Physical Exams For Junior High Boys This Week Arrangements for prospec tive McLoughlin and Hedrick Junior High football players to take physical examinations have been announced by Lee Ragsdale, director of physi cal education for the Med ford schools. McLoughlin players are to report to the Medford clinic, 1025 East Main st., at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 4. Hedrick boys will have their physicals at the same hour on Friday, Sept. 5 arid at the same place. Each boy planning to play football must have an exami nation and must return the form signed by the physi cian. Signature of the parent or legal guardian, granting permission to play, should also be on the form. These forms will be filed at the school office. A nominal fee of $1 (will be charged for each boy's exam ination. He should have the money with him when he is examined. Ragsdale also stated that all players must have ob tained their student body cards before practicing. Play ers are covered by insurance when the student bodyfee is paid. Football equipment will be issued to. players at the end of next week. Willie Mays Strikes Out San Francisco -flJPD-Willie Mays was subjected to some mild needling Saturday by the Los Angeles Dodgers for taking a called third strike Friday night as a pinch hit ter. "Hey, here's the only guy ever struck out and got his name in the headlines for it," the Dodgers' Rube Walker called out while the Giant's centerfielder was taking his turn at batting practice. Mavs. after coming out of the cage, merely laughed and yelled over to Don'Drysdale of the Dodgers who had fan ned him, "Hey, why don t you get that stuff over?" "Well, you can argue with the umpire," Drysdale an swered good naturedly. Mays looked at the third strike in the seventh inning Friday night with two men on hase. He returned to cen- terfield Saturday in the op ening game of the day-night doubleheader. OOPS: WRONG BUTTON Pasadena. Calif. -(UPD Fire engines raced madly through the streets Friday to answer a call at Huntington Memorial HosDital. The firemen found no fire but they did find a little old lady who stood press ing the fire alarm button. She said she thought it was the elevator button. WHO MADE TH6 FASTEST ENSUSH CHANNEL SWIM? Although the English channel has been swum (without a life jacket) since 187 5, the fastest crossing was mode by the Egyptian, Hassan Abd-el-Reh"im.August 22., . 1950, in hours 4 m mutes. (Thanks. Honey Carbett, Atlanta). TOP THIS! To any reader submitting contrary proof. Tip Brady will send a signed, wallet-sized diploma. Vriteto: BEAT THIS, co this paper. Box 05, Sausalito, Calif. Enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope. A MiClai M?!tmfU Ij.liui tmwl Seixas Scores Big Upset In U. S. Amateur Tennis Forest Hills, N. . Y. (UPD -Veteran Vic Seixas, playing from memories of 25 years on the tournament trail, scor ed the first major upset of the U. S. Amateur Tennis championships Saturday with a first-round 6-2, 4-6, 6-4, 8-10, 8-6 triumph over seventh- seeded Kurt Nielsen of Den mark. Seixas, a 35-year-old Phila- delphian who no longer is seeded after giving up steady tournament play to enter busi ness, made a triumphant re turn to the center court where he won the national title in 1954. Playing with the all-court finesse which made him a long-time Davis Cup star, he finally outsteadied the moustachioed Dane" who Experience Short, Tutors Plentiful at Ashland HS Ashland Ashland High school is short on football let- termen this fall but there is plenty of experienced coach ing to form the Grizzlies into a v playing unit as they build for their gridiron season open er. Varney Corey, who suc ceeds Al Simpson as Ashland mentor, has ' been working with some 40 boys. The num ber is expected to grow as school nears and finally opens. . There are seven lettermen on hand. These are Al Mc Kinnis and Steve Gray, backs, Bob Rosenbaum and Vera Speirs, ends, Phil Roden- meyer, tackle, Jerry Tepper, center and Doug Forrest, Southern Oregon Kennel Club Show, The Rogue river valley's biggest event of the year for dog fanciers is scheduled for today. Southern Oregon Kennel club's annual Dog Show and Obedience Trial is scheduled for the Medford High school football stadium. Judging wil Istart at 9:30 Jordan Winner In Friday Mix New York -(UPD-W e 1 1 e r weight contender Don Jor dan, who outpointed French man Lahouari Godih, de clared today, "I'd have knocked him out if I hadn't lost my temper." But Godih's manager, Vet eran Jersey Jones, exclaimed, "It was the lousiest decision I've seen in years: Godih had his left jab in Jordan's face all night." Lanky Jordan of Los Ange les made a successful but un impressive eastern debut Fri day night by taking the unan imous decision in their TV 10-rounder at Madison Square Garden. He missed many punches and displayed in eptness at close quarters al though he had long-range power. - The three ring officials fa vored Jordan on a rounds ba sis: 7-1-2, 7-3, 6-4. 58 Sage Grouse Go To Canada Portland -Oregon Statethe drawings. These hunters Game commission personnel delivered 58 sage grouse to the' British Columbia Game department on Aug. 21 in"a return exchange for the big horn sheep received from them in 1954. The sage grouse were trapped in Lake and Malheur counties using mainly traps constructed of fish seine with long wings extending from the mouth of the trap. These were placed in alfalfa fields where the grouse were accus tomed to feed. Grouse were herded into the wings of the trap by car and the trap col lapsed upon them. right looking on is Head Coach Fred Spie gelberg. Holding the ball for the next gant let candidate to grab is Backfield Coach Tom Marier. is eight years his junior. It "was the top match of a hot, sun-drenched day on which Wimbledon champions Ashley Cooper of Australia and Alethea Gibson of New York led all of the other fa vorites into the second round. Cooper, the 21-year-old Aus tralian champion who lost in last year's final to fellow Aussie , Mai Anderson, over powered Gordon Davis of Santa Monica, Calif., 6-1, 6-2, 6-4. Sixth-seeded Alex Olmedo, the 22-year-old intercollegiate champion from southern California who won the U. S. doubles with Ham Richard son, joined the general ad vance with a 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 tri umph over Richard Sorlien I of King of Prussia, Pa. guard. Eight other members of the Ashland city schools' teach ing staffs and three addition al men, Ashland high grads, are working with the team in the pre school drills: These include Bill Leybold, assistant varsity coach, Earl Iba and John Gray, junior varsity tu tors, Cliff Engel and Vern Tenney, freshmen coaches, Lou Maurer and Jack New ton, junior high coaches, and Marshall Swink. The others helping are Phil Sword and Lance Locke, now on the Southern Oregon college crew, and Walt McCoy. Ashland begins its cam paign with a non - league scrape on Sept. 12 at Rose burg. Trial Today a.m. in four rings and is set for 1 p.m. in another. The event will be in progress through the day. More than 450 dogs are en tered according to the pro gram of judging. Sporting, hound, working, toy and non sporting dogs all are among entrants and the program lists a wide variety of breeds The dog show and obedi ence trial will not be benched. ' For the convenience of ex hibitors, breakfast is being served at the show grounds. Unit Deer Hunt Requests Due September 15 Portland-Deer hunter. whn have not submitted applica tions tor the management unit either-sex deer hunt will get a second chance to apply xur me area of their choice. Deadline for submitting ap plications is Sept. 15, and a urawing will be held if nec essary on Sept. 22. Eleven management units were oversubscribed at the previous filing deadline date and a drawing held on Aug. 25. These units include Green Springs, Klamath. Interstate Silver Rock, Fort Rock, Pau- 1 1 n a, Deschutes, Metolius, Grizzly, Ochoco and Clatsop. Nimrods who applied for one of these 11 units anrl have not received their per mits Dy oept. 3 may assume thev Wprp nnf curac-E-..i may reapply for some other unit if they so desire. . All hunters who filed ap-" plications for units which did not file before the Aug. 18 deadline will receive permits for the unit for which the applied. ROBESON MEETS KHRUSY Moscow - (UPD - American singer Paul Robeson had a "friendly and cordial talk" with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, Moscow Ra dio reported Friday night. The two met at Yalta, the Crimean resort where the Soviet leader is vacationing. SPORTS Browns Nip Rams 13-10 . Pittsburgh - (UPD - The Chi cago Bears unleashed a run ning attack for a pair of touchdowns in the second period and George Blanda added a clinching field goal in. the fourth quarter Satur day for a 17-10 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, in a charity exhibition game. United Press International After five years of futility, the Cleveland Browns final ly won an exhibition game in California. ., Old pro Lou (The Toe) Groza kicked a 50-yard field goal with 15 seconds remain ing to give the Browns a 13- 10 triumph over the Los An geles Rams Friday night. In Friday night's other ex hibition games,, the Washing ton Redskins whipped the Baltimore Colts, 27-7, and the Detroit Lions downed the New York Giants, 26-7. Two touchdowns by half back . Sid Watson paced the Redskins to their first tri umph of the exhibition sea son. Lennie Moore scored Baltimore's lone TD on a 42- yard scamper. Yale Lary and Jim David scored on intercepted passes in the second half to set up Detroit's easy victory over the Giants. Restless Wind-Takes Photo Win By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Restless Wind , defeated Winsome Winner in a photo finish Saturday to capture the $164,725 Washington; Futurity at Arlington Park, richest two-year-old race ever run in Illinois Restless Wind equalled the record of 1:09 35for the six furlong event as hevwon by a neck. The time was 45 of a second short of the track rec ord held by Hill Gail. In other Saturday feature races, Outer Space won the $29,600 Vagrancy Handicap at Belmont Park and Tudor Era triumphed in the $28,593 Olympic Handicap at Atlantic City. Restless Wind, owned by Llangollen farm, carried top weight of 122 pounds, the same impost toted by Swoon's Son when he set the event record in 1955. It was Restless Wind's seventh win in 10 starts and earned a net purse of $112,225. He paid $5.00, $3.20 and $2.80. Winsome Winner, a 64-1 shot, returned $39.00 and $14.80. Demobilize, who finished three and one half lengths behind, paid $6.20. Mrs. Gerald S. Smith's Out er Space moved through the pack in the stretch to score a length victory over Mile Dianne in the Vagrancy 'cap. A length further back was Alanesian, coupled with Out er Space in the . betting. Searching, the favorite, fin ished fourth. Jockey Eldon Nelson found a hole in. the pack while rounding into the homestretch and guided Outer Space from fifth to the lead. He rode her along the rail to win in 1:23 45, her third stakes triumph of the year. Outer Space paid $5.60, $3.20 and $3.20 as she picked up a winner's purse of $18, 940. Mile. Dianne returned $9.80 and $6.80 and Alanesian paid $3.20. At Atlantic City,1 Tudor Era took the lead from the start and was never headed as he defeated - Amber Diver by three lengths in a prelim for the $100,00 United Nations Handicap Sept. 13. Jockey Joe Culmone had Tudor Era a length and a half ahead of Amber Diver at the stretch and finished the trip in 1:52 25. One-Eyed King was third. Tudor Era paid $6.20, $3.60 and $3.00 across the board. Amber Diver returned $7.00 and $4.60, while One-Eyed King paid $4.00. Phoenix Wins 2-1 Spokane, Wash.-(UPD-Phoe-nix's Pete Burnside bested Spokane's Art Fowler 2-1 Saturday . night as the two teams opened a Pacific Coast league 'doubleheader here. Both of the dualing mounds men allowed seven hits but the Giants were able to com bine three hits for a run in the second frame and two more for a tally in the third. Sal Paormina scored the first run as hel singled and Bill Wilson doubled. Jim Fini gan scored the winning run as he came across during a double play. : 'Spokane's lone score came in the fourth inning as Lyle Olsen doubled, scoring Bob Jenkfris who was on through a fielder's choice. Fastest Driver Sets ! New Speed Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah -(UPD The fastest living Am erican driver, Mickey Thomp son of El Monte, Calif., Sat urday officially set a record of 266.866 miles per hour in his class E Streamliner at the Bonneville speed trials. Thompson raced his two engine car to a speed of 272. 31 mph on the Western Utah Salt Flats Friday to be come America's fastest driv er. But it was not an official record because it was a one- BOWLING The ladies Wednesday after noon Empire Bowling league will hold its meeting at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 2 in the Moose hall at 11 .Newtown st., a spokesman announced. Anyone interested in bowl ing is invited to the meeting. All members are urged to at tend as rules and regulations will be discussed. EVERGREEN LEAGUE Jim Baize rolled a 252 game to lead Tru Mix to a victory in the Evergreen Bowling League. Sandings: W. R. O. Stephenson Lbr. Co 4 Tru Mix Construction Co 4 Medford Blowpipe Co 4 Jay Allen Co 3 Seven Up Bottling Co. 3 Barco Supply Co 3 Medford Steel 1 1 Safeway Stores 1 v Big Y Market 1 . Kogap Lumber Industries 0 Medford Steel Co. 2 0 Knights of Columbus 0 Results: Stephenson 4 (Haugen 578) K of C 0 (Boner 482 ) 2,046. Med Steel 2 0 (Tarvin 476) Tru Mix 4 (Baize 575) 2,367 Kogap 0 (Lenz 542) 2,266; Blow 4 (Tomlin 592) 2.420. Med SU 1 1 (Hawkins 470) 7 Up 3 (Engelkes 496) 2.153 Jay Allen 3 (McKenzie 479) Safeway 1 (Tyler 492) 2.100, Big Y 1 (Gifford- 450) 2,476; 2,195; ' Med 2,126: 2,156; 1,987: Barco 3 (Schlachter . 523) 2, 133. CITY LEAGUE Sandings: Ross Lumber Co . State Farm Insurance . Medford Barbers Daugherty Lumber Co Southern Oregon Moulding Westside Merchants .. Weter & Olson First National Bank Highway Lbr. Co Central Market 1 Telephone Employees Assn. 1 California Oregon Power Co. 0 Results: - W & O 2 (Luman 560) 2,399; West side 2 (Landis 576) 2,405. Central Mkt. 1 (Schulz 578) 2.266; Sate Farm 3 (Fischer 539) 2,380. Daugherty 3 (Langston 546) 2,383; FNB 1 (Bauman 518) 2.299. Ross Lbr. 4 (Forrest 549) 2.417; Copco 0 (Thompson 511) 2.044. State Farm 3 (Fischer 539) 2,380. TEAA 1 (Pruitt 488) 2,176. SO Mldg. 3 (Turner 535) 2.249; Barbers 3 (Vance 507) 2,375; ill way 1 (M. Olsen:543) 2,273. ELK'S LEAGUE Standings: W. L. Go-Boys 4 0 4 0 4.0 uypos MlSS-tlttS Alley-Gators .... . 3 1 1 Lively Five . , 3 Adairs 1 3 Cementers 1 3 4 4 Medics 0 Past Exalted Rulers . 0 Wallflowers 0 Results: Go-Boys 4 (Clark 576) 2347; Medics 0 (Bolton 437) 1842. Gypos 4 (Chase 533) 2082; PER's 0 (Hansen 430) 1916. Miss-Fitts 4 (Gardner 532) 2256 Wallflowers -0 (Lubbers 609 ) 2142. Alley-Gators 3 (Veal 510) 2192; Adairs 1 (Uorrell 537) 2113. Lively Five 3 (Burrough 593) 2259; Cementers 1 (Petrehn 452) 2033. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Sandings: W. Table Bock Lumber 4 Midcoast Paint 3 Manns 3 Timber Wolves 3 Andy's Jewelers 3 Hughes & Dodd 1 Cove Valley Supply 1 T. P. Plywood . 1 Ideal Cement , 1 CWA Local 9208 0 L. 0 J 1 1 3 3 3 3 4 Results: Table Rock 4 (Carl Nelson 495) 1718; CWA 0 (R.IL. Jeanzen 469) 1184. Midcoast Paint 3 fGary Couch 502) 2092; Hughes & Dodd 1 (Dick Adkins 483) 2003. Mann Co. 3 (Don Moser 565) 2298; Cove Valley 1 (Don Harmon 504) 2137. Timber Wolves 3 (Dale Graham 505) 2156; Plywood 1 (W. Anderson 503) 1998. ' , Andy's Jewelers 3 (Carl Perdue 481) 2079; Ideal Cement 1 (Frank Mathews 428) 19S4. High game Moser 212. High series Moser 565. FOR SEPTEMBER ONLY 0(1 ALL FORDS and HERGURYS 15,000 Mile Fordomalic & Mercury Transmission Service CRATER LMI Main fir Fir Sts. (fSfifezhl Phone SP 3-4547 'WHERE Record way run. Officials of the Southern California Timing association explained that records must be set in , two-way runs through the measured mile. The old record was 266.204' mph set here last year by Roy Leslie of Denver. Leslie also had a speed of 270 mph in a one-way run. ' Nine other records were set on the Great Salt Lake speed course today-eight of them by California drivers. Louis Ashby of Odessa, Tex., was the only non-Cali-fornian to set a record as his 1957 Buick hit 147.905 mph in the Class D couple-sedan gasoline division. . Other records were: Tom Beatty, Sun Valley, Calif., 229.679 mph in Class D lakester division; ' Bob Be quette, Los Angeles, 208.152 mph in Class C modified road ster; Ed Souhard, Torrance, Calif., 162.607 mph in Class C modified sportscar; Jim Lindsley, Bell, Calif., 159.117 mph in Class D roadster gas oline division; Vernon Brink, San Francisco, 181.380 mph in Class C roadster; Harold Johansen, Saugus, Calif., 141. 829 mph in Class A modified roadster; Tony Waters, Bak ersfield, Calif., 199.669 mph in Class D roadster; and Bob Summers, Pomona, Calif., 221.062 mph in Class D mod ified roadster. Drain Tops Alpine 8-6 Wichita, Kan.-flJPD-The Drain, Ore., Black Sox moved ta the quarterfinals of the Na tional Baseball congress tour nament Friday night as the only unbeaten club remain ing with an 8-6 victory over the Alpine, Tex., Cowboys. The O r e.g o n semi - pro champs made a strong come back in the last two frames after trailing 4-2 following Gene Leek's two-run homer for Alpine in the sixth. Three unearned runs came across in the eighth and Drain tallied three more In " the ninth with Jim O'Rourke doubling across the decisive go-ahead run. Dolph Regelsky homered for Alpine in the ninth to re duce the Oregon team's final margin to two runs. In an earlier game, Bill Lachmann siammed two hom ers to lead the San Diego, Calif., Marines to' a 9-4 vic tory over the Hampton, Va., Royals. 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