Nichols
Is Houston
Go!r Victor
Houston - 'TO Bobby Nic
hols, with a SO, 000 check from
the Houston Classic in his
rocket, was a happy young
man today as he packed his
Rolf clubs for a trip to San
Antonio and the Texas Open.
The 26-year-old Kentucky
native could look forward to
fln additional So. 750 in prizes j
iwu.UIii..-.i, manuinciur-, later. I
ers because of his playoff vie-1 It was decided that all
tmy in the classic Monday I teams will play each other .
over Dan Sikes and Jackjonce, then the top five teams j
Xicklaus.
Nichols eacled the lflth hole
nt Memorial Park to beat
Sikes. after the pair had tied
wilh 71s over the 18-hole play
off. Nirklaus' 75 dropped him
out of the final playoff.
The three newcomers on
fhe PGA tour, leaders wilh
identical 278s over the reg
ulation 72 holes, all had the
biggest payday of their ca
reer. Nicklaus and Sikes got
S:i.8(10 each for tneir official
second-phice tie.
Nichols, who didn't get
started going good until a
squall blew in as the three
some played the 15th hole,
was three strokes behind
fiikes at one point Monday
Nicklaus. former U.S. Ame
tuer champion from Ohio
Stale, cot behind the other
two quickly and never caught
up.
ORTIZ GETS OFFER
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Ortiz, nrwlv crowned lifilit-
wriahl champion, has been !
nffrrrd ST.vnnn In maUo hi .
Vcya. sile of his victory over
.Jnc Brown last Saturday
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Softball League
To Open May 15
With 11 Teams
The Jackson County Soft
ball Association will be madi
up of 11 teams for the com-1
ing season, which starts on !
luesday, May 15. It was Portland - l."l - I he names j innings.
planned to start league play 'of Doerr, Jansen and Bevens , lie came back against the
on May 8 but league repre-jare once aiiain appearing in University of Portland 10
sentatives were informed at a j baseball box scores in Ore-days later with a two-hit shut
meeting last night that Che-!gon. out after having a no-hitter
ney Field, where league! Major league faas who saw for five innings. He struck
ames will be played, will
not be ready until one weekly Bostons Bobby Doerr and
will form the Major League
and the remaining six teams
will make up the Minor
League. Both leagues will
play a double round robin
schedule and a double elim
ination playoff between the
top two teams in each league
will follow.
Teams making up the asso
ciation are Jacksonville Mer
chants, Medford f'orchan's.
Mail Tribune, Sam Jennings
Co., Wheeler Logging, Inter
national Harvester, Tru Mix,
Communication Workers of
America, Central Point, Butte
Falls and Grants Pass.
Racing Star
Seriously Hurt
Wimbledon, England - IUPH
Britain's lop racing star Stir-
ling Moss was unconscious ,, l'ULnl s " llhH ms j
and in serious condition lodav ldad" ' Kiwch. "He knows ,
in a hospital here with hcadihow ,n pi,ch' hc has Koori
injuries
suffered when his
speeding Lotus skidded off a
lrack anti smashed into an
embankment.
this morning said Moss had I
suffered "quite a severe head
injury." It said his left shoul
der and left knee joint were
injured and one rib was frac
tured. "His condition since admis
sion has shown slight but def
inite improvement, although
he has not yet regained con
sciousness and there is no
question of an operation at
the present time,"v the bul
letin said.
Moss, 32, was first rushed
by ambulance to the Royal
West Sussex Hospital at Chi
chester and then transferred
to Atkinson Morley Hospital
late Monday night.
Beavers Will Play
Portland-fl!Pn-The Portland
Beavers will play an exhibi
tion baseball game here Mon
day, Aug. 20, against the
Washington Senators of the
American league.
It will be the first Ameri
can League team ever to play
here.
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Names Like Sevens,
Dcerr, Jensen Appearing
In Box Scores
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United Press International
hi,,, smooth second hase nlaviout 10 and walked four. In
remember the pitching hero-
of Larrv Jansen of the
Giants and bill Bevens o. the
Yankees mav have difficulty
picturing them with sons in
college, but a pair of college
coaches aren't ' complaining.
Don Doerr and Dale Jnn- j
sen are both sophonii.rcs at
the University of Oregon,
while Dan Bevens elected to
attend Oregon Slate
Otherwise, they' have two i
things in common
All three are right-handed
pitchers.
And all three would rather
be known as lutstanding base
ball players rather than sons
of ex-major leaguers.
Jansen 170 Pounds
Young Jan.-en. a 6-2, 170-
i pounder, compiled a 3.24
earned run average in his
first 25 innings wi'.ii Uil Ore
gon varsity, lie lost Ins tirsl
start to Arizona, but came
back to win the next (wo. j
'"
"".
"He has real good poise on
the mound, too." ;
Larry Jansen may be rc-
sponsible Ir that. He is now ,
pitching coach for the San
Francisco Giants after closing I
an ri"hl.vi-ir major 1,,-iniir. '
an uni-.tai major league ;
career with 120 victories and
qr Inccc i
Doerr "has as much stuff
as any pitchers on the squad,"
Kirscli maintains
good curve and
ball, but his big
He has a
i live fast
been control.
He has been used in relief
so fan. but compiled one win
and one loss in 12 innings.
Don is an even six IcelUall
and weighs 175.
The elder Doerr now owns
a laundromat in Junction
City, Ore., but spends much
of his time as a roving coach
for the Red Snx organisation.
Bevens Hot Prospect
Veteran Oregon State dia
mond coach Ralph Coleman
considers Bevens one of his
brightest prospect?. The 8-1,
I lBO-pound righthander marie
his varsity debut against Port-
4 Oregon Milers
To Shoot for 'Time'
i In Meet Saturday
Eugene - 'L'Pii - Four Oregon
i milers are scheduled to shoot
, for "time" Saturday in a
; track meet with Washington
i State here.
! Dyrol Burleson, (he Amcr-
ic?.n record holder with 3:57.6,
i Keith Forman. Vic Reeve and
'Archie San Romani .Jr. will
i take part in the event for the j
Ducks.
"1 don't have any idea how
fast they'll run but they hope
-, and I hope - that it will
be a good race with a good
time." Coach Bill Bowrrman
said. He said Washing! on
State- aereed to allow the
Ducks to have an extra nnn
counting mile entry for the
race.
Washington Defeats
Washington St. 17-3
Pullman- -OH Washington
moved to within half a name
Of Northern Divsion leading
Orcqon State with a one-sided
17-3 baseball victory over
Vahincton Siatp Monday.
The Huskies are 2-1 lo 2 0
for the Beavers. Washington
State got only nnr Jut off
Hliskv nitrhf r Bob Mac-
Donald.
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am! save up two runs in four
'his most recent outing he beat
,..ameue on eigm nits, ai-
lowing thre. runs I
"Hes going to be one of;
our regular pitchers. Cole-1
man
says "He throws pretty
hnrd and has
pretty good f
stuff. He keeps the bailer off
balance.
tiis lamer. Known various
ly as Bill or Floyd during his
baseball years, lias virtually
iiven up his association with
baseball. He pitched just four
years with the Yankees, but 1
gained immortality in the j
fourth game of the 1947 1
World Series, when Cookie!
Lavagetto's hit with two out
in the ninth ruined a no-hit-tor
and ctwt him a 3-2 deci
sion. He is now a trucking
firm official in Salem.
Women's Golf
Gn Thursday, April 19, the
Rogl,e Valley Country club
jady golfers play was "odd
numbered holes scored,
Winners were: B group, Mrs.
Russ Ilcyscll; Nine-hole group,
Mrs. u. F. Flint.
Plav for next Thursday will
be medal with the first play
on t1c Trans-Mississippi disc.
Results of the second round
piay in the spring handicap
tournament were:
Championship KllRhl
Mr5 Tom Xt,ulsch de( Mrs
W, D BlackleriKe; Mrs. Robert
n.ilnicr def. Mrs. Galen Sanner;
Mrs. Robert Morris def. Mrs. Glen
KnnrirK; Mrs. n . h. lorneim aei.
Mrs. Leonard Schildt.
Ftrsl HUM .
Mrs Wm. Clark def. Mrs. Frank
Bcnesh; Mrs Robert DeLorme def.
Mrs. Fred Conrad (default): Mrs.
trouble hasiGordon Reeves def. Mrs. Charles
Swenson; Mrs. Charles Gustafson
Second Flight.
Mrs. F.. V. SiskeJs def. Mrs. Lou
McLaughlin; Mrs. Bran Douglass
dof. Mrs. Dick House; Mrs. Wayne
Safley def. Mrs. S. A. Peters; Mrs.
Sam ProuRh def. Mrs. Cowning.
Third Flicht
Mrs. Ed Milne def, Mrs. Ray
Sorcnson; Mrs. W. L. Shaylor def.
Mrs. Russ Heysell: Mrs. frcd Cole
man def. Mrs Ed Nave (default);
Mrs. Max Millholltn def. Mrs. An
drew Fnley
Fourth Flicht
Mrs C H. Barrell def Mrs.
Warren Bayliss; Mrs. Arthur Wood
def. Mrs. C. B. Collins: Mrs. Tom
Tubbs ricf. Mrs. B. D. Mitchell;
Mrs. Ben Taylor del. Mrs. E. C.
Trumhly.
Fifth Flicht
Mrs- Lloyd Brooks def. Mrs.
L T. Anderson; Mrs. Dutch Nul
ton def. Mrs. Howard Scropcin;
Mrs. Rindall Gifford def. Mrs.
Bill Miller (default.; Mrs. Al Wil
liams def Mrs. Richard Schwann.
Sixth Flicht
Mrs. Jack Six def. Mrs. Jack
Eidswirk: Mrs Joscpm Moore def.
Mrs Harold Pyle. Mrs. Dick Re-
Mrs J. A. Dickey def. Mrs. Reese
Alexander
Nine-Hole
Mrs. Wm. Walker def. Mrs. G. F.
Flint; Mrs. Tom McFadden def.
Mrs David Lowry: Mrs. George
Lewis def Mrs, Max Larson; Mrs.
J a m e h Gish def. Mrs. Alex
Petersen.
APRIL IS PAIRINGS:
Mesdames Russ Acheson, W. O.
Blackledge. Ken Mellugh. Frank
Renesh; T A. Culbertson Jr .
Richard Finch. Frcd Coleman. Al
Williams; Ed Nave. Robert Palmer.
William T. Clark. E. W. Sickels;
Jack Eidswick. Frank Tamnev.
Galen Sanner. Harvey Woods; Ray
fnrd. Thonias Teutsch: R.
Prtcrs. Gordon Reeved. C. B Col
lins . William Cownlnc; F. G.
Bunch. S. A. Peters. Brian Doug
lass; C. H. Barrell. Charles Gustaf
son. Max Millhnllin. George Pear
son: Robert DeLorme. R. B.
Knight. J. A. Dickey, Reese Alex
ander; M. Donald McGeary, Ed
Milne. Thomas Lorenz. Charles
McAdams: Lcn G. Melville. Lnu C.
McLaiiRhhn. Dick House, C. R
Williamson.
Mesdames Richard Rementeria.
Leonard Schildt. Rohert Morris.
W H Pvle; Walter Shaylor. Jack
Six. W. L Stark. S. L. Stark; R.
Ren Taylor. Kenneth Teeter. R. M.
Sorcnson, F L. Brewer Jr : Tom
Tubb. .lerrv Olson. Glen Fahrick,
Andrew Foley; B. D Mitchell,
S O. Prouiih. Lawrence Buono
enre. Russell Hocue; Wayne Saf
lev. William Williams. E. C. Trum
lil v Kjtrlp Tichpnor: Howard
SrroBEin. R H. Tnrhcim. Floyd
smprs; cnarics awenson. Armur
U'iidH A Ipv Prlprsfn I Ashlanri I.
j sinr nie riaver.
Gcorte Barn um. Paul Tiavilann,
"Iav Larson; Myers Jones. F. H.
Iliilmcs. Bruce Hammond. G F.
Flint f L Lewis. D B Lowry;
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Griffin Creek Rolls
Over Oak Grove by 22-3
Griffin Creek rolled over
Oak Grove in grade school
baseball action Monday 22 to
1 RraMnn 1A 1 fnr 1 iir
Criffin c r e e k, and Oak
Grove pitchers gave up 11
wa,ks and nit four baUel-s.
rm,, hnm.H fnr
Lone Pine as his team topped
Rucn 6 to West Side beat
Lincoln 9 to 2. and Sams
Valley extended its record to
three wins against one loss
by defeating Eagle Point 9 to
14. Dave White was the win-
ning pitcher for Sams Valley
Jacksonville got only one
hit but that was enough to
beat Howard 6 to 4. There
were 13 errors in the game.
No errors were committed bv
cither squad as Roosevelt
topped Hoover 3 to 1. In one
other game, Jefferson defeat
ed Washington 6 to 4.
The linescores:
West Side 3M O 4 1
Lincoln 011 2 1 2
Ray. Elhie 3 and Baker: Mitch. '
ell and Brood.
OakfGroCveMk '""sot;" I 5
Wirt'h and Bratton: Sllrewalt,
Clay Claims
Los Angeles (UPD Cassius
Clay, whose self esteem thus
far has exceeded his fistic
reputation, today claimed
new stature in the heavy
wciRht boxing picture because
of his easy, impressive win
over veteran George Logan.
But while Clay easily bat
tered Logan for a knockout
in the fourth round, it hardly
qualified the cocky Louisville,
Ky.. Olympic product for a
shot at champion Floyd Pat-terson-despite
whatever right
he might feel he was entitled
to claim under the circum
stances. Clay's victory was the high
Edmonton Ties
Playoff Series
Edmonton, Alta. - Oirit Tt
look a pair comebacks to do
it, but Edmonton today had
tied the Western Hockey
League playoffs against Spo
kane at two games each.
The fifth contest will be
held here tomorrow.
The Flyers found them
selves on the short end of a
3-0 score in the second period
last night, but scored a trio
of goals to close out the sec
ond period at 3-3.
Spokane went ahead again,
but the Flyers tied it up while
shorthanded and then blinked
the red light three more
times to clinch the key vic
tory to the delight of the
3700 fans. Final score was
7-5.
Tamil
til
Waldron 7 Harris and Wal-
dron. Mireualt 1 1 . Waldron
Washington . .- 3'" 1 4 5 :
Jefferson '222 x 6 S I
Sorensen. Davidson I'M and Woo
ton, Lammo.i ana Witkuia
RnoseveU 000 10L 3 4 f
Hoover 000 010 l 3 (
Cox. Rtackledce (tii and Polski,
brooks, Six 1H1 and MrNair.
Jacksonville 200 04 6 1 fi
Howard 101 H 4 S 7
White and Sturdevant, Insram,
Madden rj 1 and Madden. Smith i2i.
l.onc Pine :i;!t 0 fi 7 1
RlK-tl ion 12 2 4
Thomas and Clralton; Rogers,
Meeds (3 and JnhnMon.
Neuberger Honored
By Notre Dame Club
Portland -IIW- Wayne Neu
berger, a three sport letter
man and a 3.8 student at Sa
lem's Serra Catholic High
school, was honored Monday
night by the Oregon Notre
Danie club as the state's out-!
standing senior scholar-ath
lete in Oregon Catholic high
chu
, ,' , , ,
Neuberger also has served
as student body president at
Serra.
Stature After
light of the first boxing card
presented by the United
Enterprises, for which Joe
Lotiis is matchmaker. U was
a success for the most part,
as 7,000 turned out at the
Sports Arena in addition to
a theater television audience.
In other bouts:
-Eddie Machen, 104 Vi, San
Francisco, No. 2 heavyweight,
breezed to a sixth-round
knouckout victory over Bert
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Pittsburgh 'I'Pli - The
oartv's over for the Pitts-
burt;h Pirates, but it was Breat !
while it lasted i
I Pittsburgh, winner of a rec
ord-tying 10 games in a row. i
j lost lis first of the season
Monday night to (lie New
York Mets., 81. Pirate Mana-
: ger Danny Mnrtaugh summed
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j "Now we can concentrate
on playing hall again and nol
on records."
A Pirate victory would
have eclipsed the modern ma
I jor league record they hold
j jointly with the 1955 Brook-
lyn Dodgers. It also would
j have dropped the Mots to
I their 10th consecutive loss, a
! new National league stand
ard The Mets and the 1018
Dodgers own the current mark
of nine.
Colorado River Boat
Trip Film Scheduled
"Nine Against the River," a
movie on the upstram run of
jet-propelled boats on the Col-
orado river, wil be at the
Oregon Sportsman Club of
Jackson County meeting on
Monday evening. May 7. at
Girls Community club. The
showing is set for 8:30 p.m.
Meeting begins at 8 p.m
Win
Whitehurst. 201, Baltimore,
Md.
-Ralph Dupas, New Or
leans, weighing 1 48 'a , show
ed his prowess as top-ranked
welterweight contender with
a unanimous 10-round deci
sion over Frankie Ramirez.
-Tony Perez, 135, Ilermo
sillo, Sonora, Mexico, won
his 11th fight In 12 starts on
a split 10-round decision over
Eddie Garcia.
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Spokane Overcomes 10
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one about ,lle ame never bo'
'n ovt'r until the last man is
I out, was DacK in style lociay
following a wild contest in
Honolulu.
The Hawaii Islanders tied a '
Pacific Coast League record I
when nine consecutive batters'
coroH in tho firl innina M
scoria in tne tirsl inning Mon-
uay ir Kin against spoKane.
Hawaii Still led. 12-2, alter
Six innings j
. :
Hut then Spokane exploded. ;
The Indians pushed seven
runs across in the seventh
inning, highlighted by Rod
Cmber's grand slam homer.
Back to back triples by Stan
Johnson and Bobby Prescott
helped Spokane gel two more
runs in the eighth, and pinch
hitter Shelly Brodsky's two-
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Salem is at Tri-City, Eugene
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run double sparked a three
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Hawaii tried to take a leaf
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The Islanders scored a run in
the bottom of the ninth, but
still wound up on the short
ent f a 14-13 score,
Linescore:
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