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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JULY 11. 1M MWWR9 WXIL THIBTJ1TI5. MEDFOTOf 0a .B 3-Way Decathlon Battle Predicted in Olympics By HAL WOOD Kiitli'iif. Ore. -CIJl'l) A lliruo wuy butllv, which could ho won only with superhuman rfforl, nhiiiu'd up totluy for the 10(10 Olympic Games In llotuc In Ihu decathlon. Thu center of the stage will 1u held hy lliifcr Johnson, United Stales Niilloniil AAU fhiiinploi) mid world record holder; C. K. Yang of the Itu publlc of Chlnn, unci Vnl ly Kuznctsnv of KiihhIii. Johnson defeiited Yung to win thu U.S. title hero on Sut urdiiy - hut It win no dona that the uthleto from For mosa could hiivo enptured It with H bit of luck, "The turning point In my favor," mild ltiifor, "coma In 0,420 Marks Fall In Ladies' Track Fray Corpiw Chrlstl, Tex (IUPD -Olympic prospects for the U.S. womenii truck mid field ten in uro brighter than ever todiiy following whut AAU official mild win "tho moat miceniful nntlonl meet In his tory." Mm. Frances R. Knszuunkl, rhiilrinnn of (ho National Truck and Field committee and the tartlet of some Intra mural wrangling at tho meet, ald dl.itaff chances In Home for the U.S. thin fall "look better than ever." She supervised Hip compe tition between 200 of the nn tlon'i flneat. In all, one world record, three new American and eight meet mark were brokon. Wllmn Rudolph, IB-year-old Junior nt Tennessee State, net the world atandard In the 200 meter daah by runniiiK the distance around two turns In 22.0 second. Sho alao printed tho 100 meters In 115 arconda for an American record, and anchored a 400 meter quartet that relayed tho baton In 40.1 seconds for new meet mark. She will be Joined by uch other potential Olympic point winner ai Irene Robertson of Lo Annclcs In tho 400 meters and hurdlea, Pat Daniel of San Mateo. Calif., In the 800 meter, Olita Connolly In the (lljcu.i and Earlenc Itrown In both ahot and discus. tho high Jump. I cleared five feet, 10 Inches, which Is Kood for me. On the other hand, Yiiiik went mil after lopplnu only 5 fool, 0 Inches, For him that lan't Kood. He can Kn up around that (1-foot mark." Doth Johnson and YanK heal tho' recognized world mark of 8,337 points set hy tho Ituaslan star lust year. Itafur needed only the first nine ovunta to do It. He scored fl,4lt:t points In them. Then ho added 200 nioro in the ISO!) meters run for a H.HHU total. Yiiiik ciimo In with point for second place Editrom Fourth Tho other members of tho United States team In tho de cathlon In Home will bo Phil Mulkey of I h o Memphis Track club, and Dave Edslrom of University of OroKon. Mul key mucin tho team with 7,(151 points; F,dHtroin with 7,0:10 points. Johnson Kave some of the credit for tho IiIkIi score in llio decathlon to the bouncy runway built by OreKon coach 11111 Uoweriiuin for the broad Jump and polo vuull Another OreKon competitor Stevo Anderson, a I0S0 grud unto of the Univeralty of Oro Kon, flnlahcd seventh with 7,018 points Steve Pauly, a sophomore to be at OreKon State, finish ed Kith In the competition with 0,4114 points. Dob Lawson, an assistant track coach lit OreKon Stale had to quit after seven events. Lawson, formerly of USC, dropped out because of an In jured left knee, Edstrom Joins fellow Ore Konian Dyrol Ilurleson and Jim G relic, who qualified in Die 1,500 meters; Otis Davis, who qualified for the trip to Homo with a third place In tho 400-meter run, and Bill DcllhiKor, who qualified with a second place in the 9,000 meter run EL Florists Win Over Dairy Maids Hokuc Valley Dairy Maids aoftball team battled llio Erv I, hid Florists in IosIiik causes over tho week end at Port land, But, they had the satis faction of KlvlnK Llud pitch er Louise Ma..iica her licavi esl poundliiK in the North- wi'sl Women a Major league and of spollhiK a no-hlt try hy tho other Florist hurler, Jacklo nice. Tho Florists won Saturday nlKht 1 to 0 o.id Sunday eve nhiK 4 to 0. The Maids oulhlt the Port- liuidor Ihreo lo Iwo Satur day as Pal Barron not Iwo sin Kles and Ellon CnlhiKhnn ono off Miiz.ucu. Barron pitched tlie two hltter for RV. Both hits were In tho first Inning when tho lone marker scored, Elan Werroncn slnKlcd, Roma Monoid sacrificed and Dot Doblo tripled, Miizucn Issued two walks and fanned 13 batters. Barron Kavc up Just ono free pass and whiffed six. Hlce hurled six Inning of no-hit ball last nlKht before yielding a sinKlo to Cnllunhun In the seventh. She struck out seven and Kve two free pass ea. CalliiKhan, in a nlx-hllter, walked five and fanned ono. Bcv Wadsworth had two hits for Lind. PLAYER BEANED Salem IliPli - Salem Senators outfielder Ben Brown was re leased from Salem Memorial hospital Sunday after beiiiK hit on tho head by a pitched ball during a Northwest leiiKiic baseball game with Eu Keno here Saturday. Brown, 24. was knocked out by tho ball, and was taken to tho hos pital. EuKeno won the contest 0-2. SIPODMITS Phillips, Sheley Triple Winners in Track Meet Two triple winners were tho main attractions at the second ull-comcrs meet of the summer, held Saturday morn iiiK and cvenliiK on tho Ash land High school track. Allen Phillips gained three firsts, In tho high school and open broad Jump, and In tho high school Javelin, Chuck I.INKSCDHKS: (Saturday) Hustle Valley .. 000 000 00 3 1 Lin, I Klorltta .. 100 00(1 X I 2 0 llarron snd Main; Mauuca ana Wall la. (Sunday) It,, Bur Valley 1X10 000 00 1 Unit Flnrlata . 101 001 X I Callaictian and Main; nice and Wauawurth. Women's Golf Rogue Valley Country club lady golfers play for Thurs day, July 7, was medal. Winner were: Overall low gross, Mrs. Jack Eldswlck and overall low net, Mr. Russ Acheson; A group, Mrs. Lloyd Brooks; B group, Mrs. Al Wil liams; C group, Mrs. Leonard Schlldt; D group, Mrs. Ren Taylor and D-holc group, Mrs. Glen Branlund. Play for Thursday, July 14 will bo "throw-out medal" (three worst holes thrown out). 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Mesdnmes W. L. Stark. S. L. Stark, Geo. Pearson; Keith Bates, Itoht. DeLorme, R. M. Sorrnson; Richard Swan. C. H Barrell, R. Ilm Tavlor; Jack Six, Rimel) Hogue. Benton Smith: Galen Snn ncr. Dirk House, Richard Remen terla: Tom Tuhhi, W. II. Pyle. Glen Fahrirk: Ralph Odell, l.nwrencc BiKtnocore. Richard Schwahn; Leon ard Schlldt. Charles Gustafsnn, Walter Graff; Lou C. McLaunhlln. Max Mlllhollln, Reeie Alexander; Dwaync Safley. Warren Rnyliss. M. Donald McGeary; Howard ScroitRin, Fdw. C. Nave; Leon G. Melville. Root. Morris. 9-Hole riayr Mesdames Fred Holmea, Alex Petersen, W. F. Hanna; Mrs. Doro Ihv Dowson. G F. Flint. Geo rue C. Flannunn; Gerald T. Crnson, James cummtns, ln undue; uir wnn Ine. Genrce A. Bnrnum. Robt. M Mlksche; Paul Havllnnd, John Hanpke, Thomas W. McFadden: R. R. Parsons, Pan H. Adams, Jerry Lammann; J. A. Dickey. Jnnn Nulch. Glen Branlund; James Pol lard. Rnbl Mclntvre. W. J. More- land; Ralph Mnrlatt. Win. Brooks, George Lewis; Jim Qulncy, Richard Allev. Carl Kellenberfter; David Lnwrv. Jim Flnnrnn: Roval E. Bebh. Trudy Lea. Chnrlei R. Wllllnmson. (Other members wishing to be I) aired should contact Mr, Ren Tny or, SP 3-2D42.) Indians Nab Two From Portlanders By ROY WEBSTER Unitod Prm International Portland will htive to atnrt Its win streak all over today after Spokun applied the brukej twice Sunday nie,ht In Pacific Cornt IciiKue play and defeated the Beavers 6-2 and 5-4. The first game loss broke a five game winning skein for the Portland nine which is in last place. It also gave tho In dians their first victory in four outings with the Beavers. The par of wins kept Spo kane two and one-half games in front of the PCL pack. Tony Roig started things off for Spokane in the opener when he clouted a two-run homer in the first frame to send the Indians ahead. Roy Smallcy followed suit in the fourth innng for the victors with another two-run round tripper. A pair of unearned tallies crossed for the Indians oin the ninth. Portland gained both its first-game runs on a home run blow by Bill Wilson wth Gerry Mason aboard. Earl Robnson paced the In dians to its nightcap win with two-run homer in the sev enth inning of the short game, The league-leading Indians came from a 4-1 deficit to take the contest with solo markers in the fifth and sixth to close the gap, 4-3, and then came Robinson s clout. Curt Roberts and Ron Fain ly hit solo homers for SpO' kane in the fifth and fourth Innings respectively, and Nip py Jones had a three-run blast for Portland In the botlom of the fourth. Sheley of Cave Junction gain ed first in the open high and low hurdles, and in tho 220- yard dash. Mike Hanby claim ed one first in the high school 100-yard dash, and tied for first In the high school and open pole vault. The next all-comers meet will be held at the Mcdford high school track on July 23. KKXIJI.TH: nun srnooi lllifh hurrMca Chorlov. Itanhy. IV: M; Farmer, A; M 160. Smith, CP. -Chroniatcr, A; Laurence, A. Cheney Studs To Oppose Grants Pass on Tuesday AKKA i STANDINGS (Suuthtrn lllvltlon) w. Klamath Palls a Central Point 6 Mrriforrl . .. 4 Granta Pail 1 Prl. HOO .444 .100 Central Point Cheney Studs, ambitious for victory in their three remaining league games to cutch loop-pacing Klamath Falls, encounters Grants Pass Tuesday night in Area 4 south ern division American Legion Junior baseball competition at Cheney field. Rivalry is set for the regu lar time of 8 p.m. , Victory over Grants Pass is an "almost must" for the Studs. Klamath took a 4 to 2 ion Ryan, ;I0.3. 440' M.S. Ilroad iumD Phllllpi. KF: Comv hruc-k, P; D. Evan.. M; B. Evani, M. Fnrnicr. A. 20.7 n. Low hum ca vor a. A: rarmcr. A; Smith. CP; Charley, M. :20.8. Javelin Phllllna, KF: Hichey. P; Ryan. M; Conihruck, P; Charley, M 183-11. Shot nut Baker. P: Jorde, EP: O Sulllvan, M; Hlchey, P; Hardy, A. 4(1-0 Pole vault Hanhy. IV, and Holmci. UP. tie for Ural: ColwcU and Lewta. A. Charley. M. 12-3. 220 I.umlcy. P: will. A: cona- bruck. P. T23.5. Hlffh lurno D. Evana. M: Phll llpi. KF: tie lor third. Hanby. IV. and Charley. M; Tarmer. A. 3-10. ijl.cuk linker, i". nanny, iv Jorde, EP; D. Evana, M; Hardy, A. ua. Open HlKn nuraiea aneiey. ij. :io. 100 Turner. U o O; Sheley. CJ: Lumlcy. P; Wilt. A. :10.4. HBO Beard.lec. u OI u: Mans- Held. OSC. 2:226. 444) Turner, u or o. :53i. Broad lump Phillip. KF: Cons- hruck. P: Burns. CP; Jones, A. 20-7U. Low hurdles sneley, cj. :20.4. Javelin Burn.. CP (U ol OI: Clay. M; Phllllpi, KF; Rlehey, P; Jones, A. 108-6. snot out .MeKcrrnw. nr. uaao- rek, KF: Baker. P; Stewart, SOC; Jones. SOC. 42-11. Pole vau l nanny, xv. ana Holme.. GP. tie for first. 12-3. 220 Sheley. CJ: Bearaslct, u OI O :24 9. Hisn lump Burns, u. cv.iu. M; Phllllpi. KF; and Hanby, IV; tic for third. Farmer. A; and Jones, SOC- tie for fifth. 6-0. ulceus Badorck. KF: McKerrow. M; Stewart. M; Jorde, EP. 136-3. HISKEY CHAMPION Pocatello, Idaho IUPD - Po- catello's Babe Hiskey has won the Idaho State Amateur Golf Championship. Hiskey, who also won in 1056, beat Gary Floan of Lewiston 3 and 1 here Sunday. Commuter Line Closed by Strike New York - IUPD - The strike shutdown of the nation's largest commuter railroad to day forced more than 85,000 Long Islanders into car pools and even boat pools to get to their Jobs in New York City. Most commuters apparently were able to get to work de spite the transportation crisis caused by the walkout Sunday of 1,350 trainmen of the Long Island Railroad. In addition to commuters, the line carries 00,000 riders daily. A forecast monumental traffic tie-up on highways into the city failed to materialize, although traffic was unusu ally heavy. Extra police worked briskly to keep the long line of autos moving into Manhattan from Nassau and Suffolk counties. league decision over Grants Pass yesterday to gain a VA game lead in the standings over second place Central Point. The dlamonders from the Pelican city need only one more win to assure no less than a tie in the final division standings. Klamath has only two games to go in its league schedule. It opposes Mcdford at Mcdford on Wednesday evening and Central Point at Klamath Falls on Friday. In addition to the GP test tomorrow and the Friday skirmish at KF, the Studs have a game to make up with Mcdford. Whether this post poned mix will be contested may be determined by the league standings after Friday night. The make-up is a cer tainty if the game has bearing on the title. Medford, eliminated from title contention by KF's Sun day win, has a division tangle with Grants Pass slated for Friday evening at Cheney field. Two non-counting scraps are on the docket for this week. Central Point meets Klamath No. 2 here on Thurs day and Medford Is to engage Grants Pass at White City on Saturday, KF No. 2 beat Grants Pass 6 to 4 last Saturday night. Hillcrest School Escapees Sought Salem-OiPll-A trio from Hill crest School for Girls who escaped Sunday from a trip with other girls and Hillcrest officials In the Santlam river vicinity were being sought today. The three Include a 15-year- old girl from Coos Bay, a 14- year-oid from Bend and a 13- year-old from Oregon City, The group had been camp ing and the three fled during a swim near Detroit dam. LOOK-ALIKES Los Angeles IUPD - Ted Ken nedy, Sen. Kennedy's brother, stopped traffic in the Biltmore Hotel lobby signing auto graphs, and telling confused conventioneers he is not his famous look-alike brother. ATTENTION MOTORISTS Oakville, Iowa (UPD - A sign posted on Iowa Highway 407 at this community of 350 reads: "This place is heaven. Don't drive like hell through it." Slaying Suspect Taken To Hospital Salem-IUPD-Police said slay er suspect James B. Borden, 35, was transferred to the state hospital Saturday after noon from the Marion county jail. Borden, who was released from the hospital March 14, Saturday told sheriffs depu ties he strangled Mrs. Wilma Maxine Spratt, 39, near her southeast Salem, home. Her body was found beneath a tree in a vacant lot in the area. Borden said he killed the woman when she tried to end their engagement. He said Mrs. Spratt was getting a di vorce from her husband and she and Borden were to be married. Since 1944, there has been an 83 per cent decline in the death rate from acute rheu matic fever. Attention BOWLERS! BOWLING 3 1 00 Unas for I 1 P.M. to 1 A.M. Dally ASHLAND BOWLING LANES CONCRETE C? Delivered SP 2-5271 248 E.. Mc AN DREWS RD. Schenley London Dry Cin distilled from 100 Grain Neutral Spirit. 90 Proof Schenley Vodka distilled from (Train, 80 Proof Schenley Distillers Co., N. Y.C, I.INKHCOUKS: (1st iime) Snokune 200 200 0026 1 0 0 Porllnnd 000 200 0002 6 t Rnkciw nnd Brumlcy; McMinn. Kennedy 9 and Wctorfcld. (2nd lime) Spoknne 000 111 23 10 1 Portland um juu u o u Gi a Horn bar do. Young 6. O'Don ncll 0 nnd Pnnllnmn,. Ilrumley 6; Hvrd. Kennedy 6. Mlckclaen 7. An derton 7 and Gonjtola. Ron Willey Titlist Victoria, B.C. -IUPP- Ron I Wlllcy of Vancouver, B.C., a chunky 25-year-old with the Pacific Northwest Golf asso ciation championship In his pocket for a second straight your, Sunday looked forward to n second straight triumph In the B.C. amateur tourna ment. Wlllcy, winner of the 5l)th iinnunl PNGA tournament fol lowing n marathon duel with Tim Culhill of Everett, Satur day, rates as the man to beat when the B.C. tec event opens with n 30-holc qualifying test at the Uplands Golf Chib here today. Palmer Choice In French Open Pnrls IIIPII - Arnold Pnlmcr. his grand slum dreams shat tered, Is Iho man lo bent In tho French Open gold cham pionship starting Tuesday. Tho American Open nnd Masters champion from Ll gonlcr, Pn., will meet virtual ly the same field he faced in the British Open nt St. An drews, Scotland, Inst week with one exception. Kcl Nnglo, who won the British crown by one stroke over Pnlmcr, lins returned to his nntlvc Australia to hnve his arthritic right hnnd treated. Baseball Great Tells Players To Save Money Galc.tburg. Ill.-IUPD-Onotimc baseball great Jimmy Foxx. broke and out of work and waiting for unemployment compensation, had a word of advice today for the modern day player "save your mon ey." "Put It in something se cure," advised the 52-ycar-old Foxx, who brought thousands of fans to their feet with the swish of his bat and earned a quarter of a million dollars doing it. "You only stay up there so long," Foxx said. "It's always nice to have the crowds on your side but it doesn't last long once you stop producing. "I just hope that the play ers making their money to day and the bonus players spread it out," Foxx said. "They'll be smart if they hang on to it. Foxx, a Hall of Fomer, who was selected as a most valua ble player three times during his 22-yenr career nnd came within two liomeruns of crack ing Babe Ruth's still coveted total of 60, filed for $33 week unemployment Insur ance last week. Foxx said he was offered an Insurance selling Job a few dnvs ngo but doubted he would accept. "I'm not that kind of sales man," Jimmy said. "I've tried It before and It just doesn't work for mo." Foxx, who has drifted into a series of troubles since he left the major leagues 15 years ago, snld ho wasn't bit tor about anything. "I've Just been on the wrong end of everything,' Foxx said. "I've had nothing but bad Kick since I got out of baseball. 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