'Olmedo Incident' Is
In Committee Hands
Hurls Shot
Put To Pace
U.S. Team
Philadelphia - (UPD - Parry
O'Brien, that colossus from
California, hurled the shot to
a world record 63 feet, 2V4
inches Saturday to pace the
United States to a 59 to 47
lead over Russia at the half
way mark in their two-day
track and field struggle.
As expected, world record
holder Vasily Kuznetsov, 27-year-old
Moscow teacher, took
the half-way lead in the de
cathlon with 4,625 points - 50
points ahead, of his record
pace at Moscow in May.
With former world. record
holder Rafer Johnson of Cali
fornia on the sidelines because
of auto accident injuries,
Mike Herman of N.Y.U. held
second place against the 100
meters, broad jump, shot put,
high jump and 400-meters
with 4,391 points. Oregon's
Dave Edstrom held third place
with 4,346 points and Russia's
Igor Ter - Ovanesyvan was
fourth with 4,338 points.
Greg Bell of Indiana shared
top honors with O'Brien. The
handsome two - time Olympic
champion, as he sped down
the broad jump runway and
hurled himself to the second
best leap of all time - a 26
foot, 7 inch jump which was
just one and one quarter
inches shy of the fabled Jesse
Owens' 24-year-old record.
The Americans blasted into
their lead on the strength of
one-two finishes in the 100
meters, 110-meters hurdles,
400-meters run and the shot
put while the Russians scored
only two such doubles by tak
ing win and place in the 20
kilometer walk and the 10,-000-meter
run in which blond
Bob Soth of Drake collapsed
in 83-degree heat with less
than three laps to go.
Russians Score Upset
Russia's biggest upset was
cored in the hammer throw
where, on his last toss, 28
year-old Vasily Kudenkov, a
Moscow metal worker, hurled
the ball and chain 219 feet to
beat Olympic champion and
world record holder Hal Con
nolly of Boston. The Russians
also took third place as Mik-
hail Krivonosov surpassed
Tufts' Bob Backus. Connolly
couldn't do better, than 216
feet, 7 inches.
O t h 'e'r American wirhers
under a blazing sun were Ray
Norton of San Jose State, who
took a hair decision from
teammate Bob Poynter in a
10.3 finish in the 100 meters;
Hayes Jones of Eastern Michi
gan with an eyelash (with a
13.6) win over Olympic cham
. (ion Lee Calhoun in the 110-
fcieter hurdles; Eddie- South
ern of Texas in a blazing 46.2
runaway in the 400 meters;
; Don (Tarzan) Bragg of Villa-
nova with a 15 feet, 23A inch
; pole vault and the Yankee
- 400-meter relay teanf. 'r -
-The Russian women swept
through their events with only
; one first place loss. That came
' in the 100-meter dash, which
was won by Barbara Jones of
Chicago, a sophomore at Ten
nessee State, in 11.7 seconds.
The meet winds up today
with 11 more events in
the men's division, plus com
pletion of the decathlon's final
five" events, and five more
women's events.
SIPdDffiTTS
Dairy Maids Will Play
Champ Girls Team Here
A winning season in each of
their 12 years of competition.
That's the fine record of the
world's champion women's
softball team, the Raybestos
Brakettes, who will be seen
in a doubleheader on Thurs
day, July 30, at Memorial sta
dium, Camp White.
The Braketttes, of Strat
ford, Conn., coming to Ore
gon for Centennial Softball
Attractions, will meet the
Rogue Valley Dairy Maids in
one game and the strong Erv
Lind Florists of Portland in
the other.
Over the 12-year span of
1947 through 1958 the Ray
bestos club has won 378 games
and lost 76. -Best season was
last year with 52 victories
against only five losses.
In the world title season
the Brakettes were led by
players as Mickey Macchietto
Mary Hartman, Bertha Ra-
The South Kootenay Pass,
ancient Indian route across
the Rockies, has an elevation
of 6,903 feet. .
U.S. Men,
Women Lead
Track Meet
Philadelphia -(DPI) Igor Ter-
Evanesyan, substituting in the
decathlon, sprinted to 10.7-
second victory in the 100 me
ters of the 10 event contest
Saturday to open the United
States - Russian dual track
meet. , .
The long-legged Igor led
Mike Herman of Brooklyn,
N. Y., over the line by better
than a yard. World decathlon
champion Vasily Kuznetsov
was third and Dave Elstrom
of Sherwood, Ore., fourth;
The winning time equaled
that of Kuznestsov when he
set his world's mark in the
decathlon.
U. S. Womu Take Lead
The United States women
took the lead in their meet
with Russia when Barbara
Jones of Chicago, a sophomore
at -Tennessee State, repeated
her triumph of one year ago
at Moscow in the 100-meter
dash.
Miss Jones outlasted Soviet
champion Vera Krepkina in
an eyelash finish in 11.7 sec
onds. Galina Popova of Rus
sia was third and Wilma Ru
dolph of the U. S., pulling up
lame in the last 20, was
fourth.
It gave the American wom
en a 6-5 lead on the basis of
5-3-2-1 scoring.
The American men's team
also go off on the right foot
when Ray Norton of Oakland,
Calif., and Bob Poynter of
Pasadena, Calif., finished 1-2
in the 100 meters with the
winning time 10.3.
It gave the American men's
team an early 8-3 lead.
BYU WINS ZURICH MEET
Zurich, Switzerland .- (UPD -
Brigham Young University's
track team won eight of the
11 events it entered Saturday
in an international meet. Un
usually hot weather drove
most sport fans in the area to
the teaches and only 350
watched the Americans dom
inate the competition on the
Letzigrund track.
gan and Joan Joyce, Macchiet
to, catcher, swatted. 326 last
year while Hartman, outfield
er, had a .319 average and
eight home duns and five tri
ples in the 52 games. Ragan
pitched 24 triumphs and did
not suffer a defeat. Joyce had
a 17-3 hurling mark. The
teams 1958 batting average
was .282.
Raybestos won the East
Coast crown in 1948. It has
been regional champion eight
times and National Girls
league winner on a number of
occasions. The club reached
the world tourney quarter-final
in 1953 and the semi-finals
in 1956.
The Lind Florists them
selves have a national repu
tation and several All-Americans.
They won 1944 and 1953
world diadems. Recognition
came to the. team recently
when it was selected by the
Department of the Army to
tour Japan and other Pacific
islands. The team will leave
the United States in. Septem
ber. Eagle Point Lions club is
sponsor of the Camp White
appearance and is in charge
of ticket sales. Raybestos will
meet the Florists in other
games in Portland.
Tiger Doesn't
Like Decision
Syracuse, N. Y. -(UPD- Rory
Calhoun of White Plains, N.Y.,
who sparred his way through
10 undistinguished rounds
with Dick Tiger of Nigeria to
earn a split and. much dis
puted decision Friday night,
agreed with most ringsiders
who called the televised bout
a real loser.
"I know the fight didn't
make me look good but it
takes two to make a bout and
I was the only one fighting,"
Calhoun said after the boring
return match, .
Tiger, 29 figured, as ex
pected, that he was robbed
and his handlers said "never
again will we. come to Syra
cuse. The officiating was terrible."
Scribes Agree
Sportswriters tended to
agree with the loser's corner.
Six boxing writers gave the
verdict to Tiger, middleweight
champion of the British em
pire., Calhoun claimed that his
first go. with Tiger had made
the Nigerian cautious and un
willing to try topress the
fight. But Tiger was courage
ous enough to get in close, re
peatedly during the fight to
score well with short jabs to
both the head and body.
Gold Ray Fish Count
WEEK ENDING JULY 1 S.
Chinook salmon (546 (in-,
.eluding 41.9 per cent jack
salmon).
Summer run sleelhead-
124.
FULL SEASON:
Chinook salmon 13.734
(including 18.6 per cant
jacks) since April 9.
Summer run . ifeelhnad
484 since April 30.
Nalu II Wins Race;
Portland Ship Silent
Br ROBERT C. MILLER
Honolulu-(UPD-Peter Grant's
46-foot sloop Nalu II emerged
today as the overall winner
of the annual Transpacific
Yacht race Saturday with
more than half of the 41 en
trants across the finish line.
Grant's Balboa, Calif., boat
made a roaring spinnaker run
down the Molokai Channel to
take both the handicap fleet
and the Class C. trophies. The
only boat which had a chance
to take the fleet handicap hon
ors was the San Francisco
sloop Debit, but she lost out
when she failed to cross the
finish line by dawn Saturday.
All but one of the class
championships were settled
with 25 yachts across the fin
ish line.
Class A honors went to Sally
Ames and her 75-foot schoon
er Constellation from the West
Coast Yacht Club in Los An
geles. The Los Angeles Ketch
Kamailli was second and
Baldwin M. Baldwin's Esca
pade,1 from Newport Harbor,
Calif., was third.
Arnold Haskell's trim yawl
Chubasco out of Newport Har
bor easily won the . Class T3
trophy and was second in the
handicap fleet competition
just three hours behind Nalu
II. The Seattle yawl Maruffa,
owned by John Graham was
second, and Bob Roberts' Los
Angeles cutter Nam Sang was
third. : :
Only the Class D champion
ship was still in doubt. The
times placed Echo, Debit and
Sayonara all in contention:
Class B Boats
At the 5 a.m. h.s.t. 8 a.m.
p.d.t. roll call this morning,
Dr. Glen Harmon's Echo from
Elkhorn YC at "Moss Landing,
Calif., was leading the pack
with the Stillwater Yacht
Club's Sayonara, San Fran
cisco Bay, second and Ted
Stephens' Stockton sloop Deb
it, third. ,
The remaining 16 yachts in
the race are expected to cross
the Diamond Head finish line
during the week end.
The first of the Hawaii
yachts, Frank Rothwell's No
BuHu, arrived at 10 a.m. pld.t.
to accompaniment of hun
dreds of firecrackers to cele
brate the event in typical Chi-
Braves Climb
From Cellar
By United Press International
The Tri-City Braves are out
of the Northwest league cellar
Saturday, thanks to steady
Ted Edmunds.-
Edmunds tosd an eight
hitter at Eugene Friday night
to allow the Braves to change
places with the Emeralds. It
wasEdmunds' 14th win of the
season against eight defeats.
Tri-City won it in the top of
the sixth. Dan Holden and
Harry Dunlop walked. Both
advanced on a sacrifice and
Holden scored on an infield
out, moving Dunlop to third.
Dunlop raced home on a sin
gle by Harvey Jones.
In other action, Yakima
belted Lewiston 14-5 and Sa
lem grabbed a 4-3 squeaker
from Wenatchee. '
. Japanese fishermen catch
almost a half-billion pounds
of tuna a year.
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nese fashion. "
The first of the Australia
entries, the Antra V, was also
due in early this morning. .
Race officials said they still
have had no word on the lo
cation of Janie, la Portland
sloop which they at first ex
pected to arrive Friday.
However, no concern was
felt for the craft. The Janie
has been silent since July 9,
when her radio evidently
broke down.
. Bill -Forrest, skipper of the
Patroniall, said Friday night
that he talked to the Janie
four days ago. He said the
sloop's skipper, Don Schafer,
reported that everything was
"going okay."
Schafer said he was having
radio trouble and was getting
a shock everytime he tried, to
transmit. Forrest estimated
that, the Janie would not ar
rive here before early Sunday.
The Coast Guard said a pre
cautionary search of an area
180 miles at sea would be
made in an attempt to locate
the missing yacht. A routine
flight failed to spot the Janie
Friday night in the area where
most of the yachts were sail
ing at that point.
River Forest, 111. -(UPD- The
National Clay Courts tennis
championships Saturday put
the , "Olmedo' incident" into
the hands of a committee and
paired ' defending champion
Barnard Bartzen of Dallas
against South African Abe
Segal in a semi-final contest.
Both are conquerers of Alex
Olmedo, the top-seeded Peru
vian who war kicked out of
the tournament for not try
ing in a semi-final match.
Segal, the South African
southpaw, was the winner in
straight sets over Olmedo,
and- Bartzen shared the dis
tinction of beating the tem
peramental Peruvian by elim
inating him in a second round
match in last year's tourna
ment. J
The winner of the Segal
Bartzen duel will face Whitey
Ford, the 26-year-old national
collegiate champion from Al
ameda, Calif., for the clay
courts crown Sunday;
The first Girl Guides patrol
in this country, a forerunner
of the Girl Scouts, had . 11
members. -
MAIL TRIBUNI, Mdford, Or.
Sunday, July 19, 1959
9
The U.S. Army abolished
flogging punishment in 1861
after public protests.
Joe Gordon,
Minoso Are
Penalized
Boston - (UPD - Manager Joe
Gordon and left-fielder Min
nie Minoso of the Cleveland
Indians were given three-day
suspensions and fined $200
each by American league
President Joe Cronin yester
day. The ruling, first major
crackdown by Cronin since
he took office early this year,
was ordered by telegram and
came as a consequence of ac
tion by Gordon and Minoso,
in Cleveland's victory over
the Red Sox Friday night.
. Both were ejected from the
game by umpire Frank
Umont after a fiercely disput
ed interference call.
Rec League BB
Results Given
The results of Recreation
league baseball games for July
13-17 have been announced:
July, is
Washigton Panthers IS, Jefferson
Colts 7
Jefferson Cubs 17. Washington
Bulldogs 9
Hawthorne Bombers 12', Hoover 11
July 14 :
Jackson 6, Jefferson Tigers 8
Wilson 33, Hawthorne Hawks 3
July IS
Jefferson Cubs 14, Jefferson
Colts -9
Hawthorne Hawks 18. Hoover 6
Hawthorne Bombers 16, Washing
ton Panthers 6
July 15
Wilson 22, Jackson 6
Jefferson Tigers 20, Washington
Bulldogs 21 .
July 17
Hoover 7, Washigton Panthers 4
Jackson 1, Hawthorne Hawks 0,
forfeit
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Jefferson Cubs
Wilson .
Hawthorne Bombers
Jackson
Washington Bulldogs .
Washington Panthers .
Hoover .
Hawthorne Hawks
Jefferson Tigers
Jefferson Colts
W.
.. 2
2
2 .
2
1
1
.. 1
1
0
0
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