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Kinnis, above, ex - Ashland
high player, is probable start
er for Southern Oregon col
lege when it plays the Oregon
Tech football team at Ash
land, Saturday night.
Cellers Warns
Major Leagues
Washington -(DPD The chair
man of the House judiciary
committee warned big league
baseball today that it would
invite "strong" anti-trust legis
lation if the Washington Sen
ators moved to Minneapolis.
Chairman Emanual Celler
(D-N.Y.) served notice that
any move by the Washington
club "will give me more am
munition and impetus" to
push a baseball anti-trust bill
in the next session of Con
gress. .
, Celler also accused Senators
owner Calvin Griffith of "go
ing back on his word to Con
gress and to the people that he
wouldn t move.
Aparicio, Fox, Wynn
Unanimous Choices
For All-Star Team
By FRED DOWN
United Press International
New York DPD Luis Apari
cio and Nelson Fox, the Chi
cago White Sox brilliant dou
ble play combination, were
unanimous choices today on a
United Press International
1959 American league All-Star
team that does not include a
single New York Yankee.
Two other members of the
American league champions -
West Chester
Rated Second
New York -40PB- Mississippi
Southern strengthened its
grip on first place today in
United Press International's
small college ratings and West
Chester (Pa.) Teachers regain
ed second place in a shuffle
effecting every other position
in the top 10. . . :
New York (UPI) The United
Press International small - college
football ratings (first-place votes
and won-iost records in parentne
sese): -
1. Miss. Southern 32 (2-1) ; 407
2. West Chester (Pa.)
Teachers 2 (3-0) .244
3. Delaware 2 (3-0) 154
4. Mont. St. Coll. 1 (3-1) 147
5. Miami (Ohio) (2-1) 132
6. Middle Tenn St. (4-0) 127
7. East Texas St. 1 (3-1) 124
8. Ohio University 3 (3-0) 112
9. Chattanooga (2-2) 101
10. Buffalo (N.Y.) (2-1) 79
11. Bowling Green (Ohio) 1, 63;
lz, Lamar lech (lex.), 60; 13, Ari
zona State College, 44; 14 (tie)
Memphis State and Hillsdale
(Mich.), 43 each; 16, Northeastern
(Okla.), 38; 17, Butler (Ind.), 32;
18, Kent State (Ohio), 30: 19 (tie),
Texas A&I, Xavier (Ohio) and
Louisiana Tech, 29 each.
Frank Rector
On Pilot Squad
: Portland-(CPD-Coach Al Ne
gratti today greeted six let-
termen as basketball practice
started at University of Port
land. -
The lettermen include Jim
Altenhofen, Chuck Rogers,
Frank Hector, Doug Stewart,
Roland Carpenter and . Bill
Garner.
YANKS RECALL PITCHERS
; New York tDPp The New
York Yankees have recalled
pitchers Bill Short, Johnny
James, Ed Dick, Bill Bethel,
George ' Haney and Harold
Stowe, outfielder D e r r o n
Johnson and first - baseman
Frank Leja from minor league
farm clubs. The Yankees also
announced that they have as
signed outfielders Gordon
Windhorn and Dick Sanders,
first - baseman John Jaciuk
and pitchers Gary Blaylock
and Rudy Serrett to Rich
mond of the International
league. '- - v
HOCKEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
. United Press International
The Boston Bruins owed
their fast start in the National
Hockey league today to their
"uke line" of Bronco Horvath,
Johnny Bucyk . and Vic Sta
suik. All three men figured in
the scoring Wednesday night
as the Bruins wiped out a
three-goal deficit in defeating
the New York Rangers, 4-3,
at Madison Square Garden.
It was pace-setting Boston's
third victory- in four, games
and the fourth straight defeat
for the winless Rangers.
The Detroit Red Wings pull
ed into second place in the
infant NHL race, one point
back of the Bruins, by defeat
ing the Chicago Black Hawks,
2-0. -
EX-DUCK GRIDDER DIES
Portland (DPI)- Vincent Ja
cobberger, who played half
back on the University of Ore
gon' Rose Bowl football team
of i920, died Tuesday after a
brief illness.
pitcher Early Wynn and catch
er Sherman Lollar were
named to the team which also
included pitcher Cal McLish,
outfielder Rocky Colavito and
first-baseman Vic Power of
the Cleveland Indians, out
fielders Al Kaline and Harvey
Kuenn of the Detroit Tigers
and third-baseman Frank Mal
zone of the Boston Red Sox
Mickey Mantle, who receiv
ed eight votes for an outfield
position and Yogi Berra, who
got two for catcher, were the
only Yankees among the total
of 29 players receiving at least
one vote. The team was pick
ed by a 24-man committee of
baseball experts, three repre
senting each city in the
league. ,
Wynn, whose 271 victories
make him the biggest winner
among active major league
pitchers, also was a unanimous
choice of the committee. Lol
lar received 18 votes, and
Power, Malzone, Kaline and
Colavito had 16 each. McLish
got 11 and Kuenn won the
third outfield berth with 10.
Volleyballers
Seek Players
Young Men's Christian asso
ciation s mens volleyball club
meets at the YMCA on Thurs
day at 7:30 p.m.
The club consists of a group
of men seeking both fun and
exercise.
The YMCA gym is , set up
for two volleyball courts and
can play- four teams at a time.
At the present time the group
has only two teams playing.
Members are looking for more
participants.
The club invites anyone in
terested to come down to join
the group.
Small Worlds
Around Us
By Lynn M. Watkins
The Short, Happy
Life of the Luna Moth
In a nocturnal flight of the
luna moth, is mystery and sus
pense in superabundance. Here
are creatures who inhabit only
the darkness; creatures too
beautiful to describe, who en
act the entire drama of birth,
life, reproduction and death
in only a few short hours.
Silently I sat and waited.
The night was very warm
and still, not even a whisper
of wind stirred in the leaves
that hung quiet and dull green
in the yellow tropical moon
light. The stars were bright
and clear and seemed so near
that one could almost reach
up and pick them out of the
sky that looked blue even
though the sun had been gone
for hours. The nearby ham
mock looked black; the thick
vegetation screened the moon
light from its interior; it lay
off to my right, dark and mys
terious in the night.
I prepared to switch on the
powerful electric torch I car
ried. I was afield for the sole
purpose of observing, if I was
lucky, the nocturnal flight of
night-flying moths. v
Lights On
I switched on the light. The
shadows rushed back, as if in
fright; the near edge of. the
hammock became real as ev
ery tree trunk and leaf sprang
into view. It was several min
utes before the insect noises
resumed their usual clamor.
By the time my eyes had ac
customed themselves - to the
glare, many small bugs al
ready had been attracted by
the light.
The witchery of the moon
and the languorous night
gripped me; . I had to rouse
myself with an effort. A shad
ow had flitted across the outer
bet uour Stetson
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edge of the illuminated circle,
just where the light and the
darkness met. I watched, try
ing to see into the black shadows-then
I saw her, she had
come in from the side, her pale
green wings glinting in the
light-a moon moth.
No more beautiful creature
inhabits this earth than this
frail being that flies only at
night and whose life lasts but
a few days. As men measure
time, barely a week would
elapse during which the en
tire life span of the luna moth
runs its allotted course. Yet
in those few short days, this
celestial beauty I was watch
ing had emerged from her silk
en tomb, flitted on r velvet
wings through the warm dark
ness, mated, would lay her
eggs and die.
FulL Short Life
A full life, but a pitifully
short one. Nature did not even
endow her with a mouth she
would have no occasion to eat.
But during her few allotted
hours of life, she had to find
a mate, and nature gave to her
a faint,- elusive scent that
wafts far on the soft night air,
is picked up by a mate some
where out there in the dark
ness. -
His delicate fern-like anten
nae detect the scent and he
follows the invisible path un
erringly to the waiting moth.
A few hours in the moonlight,
then she lays her eggs and
dies. These two actors play
their part but once; they are
on the stage but a little time;
they will never make a second
appearance. Here are all the
ingredients of a mystery, dark
and profound. Adventure, sus
pense, midnight tryst and even
mortal combat, as once in a
while two males will batter
each other into senseless tat
ters for the same female. ;
Of the 8,000 species of
moths that inhabit the earth,
none is more beautiful than
the luna moth.. There are many
more moths than butterflies,
but the majority of moths fly
only at night and are seldom
seen.
The beautiful creature "un
der the light flitted suddenly
away toward a shadow that
appeared at the far edge of
the hammock. I switched the
light off; the moon was as
bright as ever; the shadows
came back, the trees of the
hammock became only a blob
in the night.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1959)
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