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dcrn' long fly In the tenth scored
Pet Pavlitk, ending the over
timer 2-1. Walt Judnich tallied
;irom third l"r Seattle's flrt run
on a Ioiik fly by Bob Wilson. The
I Anitels' only run. unearned, was
vpnriul hu (tfti Unlit when RftV
Hy Tli Aism-latrd I'rr.n nlnhl In liurlliiK the lenmie leiidinn Ta., ol-. r0.jnar rolled through
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NATION
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EARL OF RICHMOND Thai's Earl Turner, sensational
KuIiiiioiuI, Calil., middleweight who faces Indian Dick
Wolfe in Friday iiie.hl's main event at the Armory. Tur
ner hn.s faced some of the best in his day, including
Sugar Kay Robinson.
Tui'ner
Picked
Friday
Dronklvn
Cincinnati
Clilcuuo
'New toilt
I Hi. Limit
I'lnluilrlnliiis
1 tlonon
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Tur ailay
new York '2, Clin inmiii I
IIomoii 6, I'tlumii kii I
I'liilndclplila B. ('Iilc llK'l 2
iljooklyu 4. til, Luuih 1
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Hollywood IS 12 .5M)
Hull KnillclMli lil 14 .481
i'ortland 12 12 4HU
Oaklarrf 12 l:i Am
Braille II 16 .407
Bacrainrnlo o 17 .370
Turftday'n Hr.ullii
Hiiiltlr 2, Lou Aniielr.i 1, JO liuungn
Oakland f, I'ortlund 2
Barraineno 8, Hollywood 6
Hnn Diego i, Han Francisco 0
Louise Suggs
Stockton Winner
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Virions
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Pel.
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aruinpy Ouy Fletcher, the 42- 1 81111 Dlcno Padrea to a 4
year-old right hiinder who haa been over Bun Frunclaco.
cut adrllt by lliree Pacific Count ifa victory made him the only
League club In recent yearn. Is I twirler bcaldi H Benttle a Charley I
nun one 01 me cnniiirm cnucacra m.tian to win lour gunica una
lu the loop. ineaxon and homted Inn atrilcnom
He whllled 10 ballera Turnduy i'nurg Ui 34. second only to the
,m poticu uy r-imiT cuigieion 01
Ban FrauciLCO.
Fletcher hmiled the Benin to
four hitn and wan In trouble only
In the lourlh. when Han Franciaco
Willi one away, loaded the baen
on nlnglcn by Joe Oruce and Ray
lOrtieg and s walk. But Fletcher
Illumed Jim Moran and Pitcher
Hiiigleton grounded out to retire
the aide.
I Sacramento ban Hollywood
Catcher Mike Hundlock to thank
or Itn 8 - 6 win. One of the
1 circuit's flhiutt backrtlopn. be tonsed
a wild one while tryinu for a double
'play at first bane, allowing the!
Holong to nrore three runx In the
eighth Inning.
At Oakland, right hander Al
I Oettel survived u wild, bases
I loaded, none - out ninth Inning as
! the Acorns beat the Portland
B 1 RcaverH h - 1 TH uuftm U'ir
stacked on Jim Runnel's lnlleld
hit, an error on Joe Brovia's
bounder, and s walk to Clint
ConuUer. The Beavers scored
twice on a balk and a ground -out
before Oetlel tightened and
worked himself out of a Jain
Seattle spoiled Los Angeles'
homecoming when Clarence Mad-
0 wln Judnlch's legs
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fnrllaiiiipolln 4 Ujiilsvllle 3
Toledo 7 Columbus i
Kaunas City 6 Milwaukee I
Minneapolis 7 81. Paul 4
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Houston 7 Tulsa 3
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logden Halt Luke Clly 4
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-i.glc Valley 13 Boise 7
Only one member of the 27-man
baseball roster lor Duke University
halls from the state of North
Carolina where the college la lo
cated. Bill Reed, rookie Inlielder for the
Boston Braves, was the Wisconsin
stale tennis singles champion In
1939, '40 and '41.
Eighteen of the 25 players of the
University of Alabama baseball
roster are home state products.
Seven are from Tuscaloosa , site ol
the college campus.
The amalleat baseball park in ;
the National League, as far as ;
seating rapacity Is concerned. Is 1
Crovley Field, Cincinnati. It holds
in 36-36, two strokes undrr wom
en's par 76 Her victory wss worth
1375
Marlene and Alice Bauer, sisters
from Barasola, Fla , and Shirley
Kpnrk ol Minneapolis tied for sec
ond" Willi 74s.
KhminUi Kulln gits the fl-Ur
plum lnrthi!ut went all-out to luml
when Indian Dick Wolle squalen oil
against Karl Turner
at Uie Armory
Rard Charles and Joe Kahul
toi the headlines. Turner and Wolle
Ihe raves en a recent Portland fight
tliM
Wolle and Die Rnrl of Richmond
hauled right luloun round hi Hie
kcml-wlndup to lh Charlea-Kahut
tight.
Turner bent Wolfe In a close
tight. F.vrr since National liogiug
Club Promoter Trx Bulkrld has
alined for a return match lor Part
land fans.
Hut Klnmalh Falls Promoier
Muck ' Mllard gol there "luntcnt
Willi the uiostcM " and now local
ring followera are being nflered Uie
attractive second chapter of the
lend.
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Wolle will be tn Uie unfamiliar
po.iilon of underdog In his match
whh the Richmond, Cullf., Nraro.
' Turner U 30 yean old and car
ries fistic savvy that dales back
in lights w ith Htigar Hay Komnaoti.
George Coalner, Bernard Docusrn,
c:arl Olson, Freddie Apostoh and J.
T Hons.
hi recent months. Turner has
at'MHied Jimmy Langnton and Jim
my Merrill In Vancouver B C.
Both Merrill anj I.ung.tton
rhrcked out on the business end of
the same punch, a paralyzing lei',
honk to the solar plexus.
Ralph Welser. on two convincing
wins In the paM month, return" to
I lie seml-u Iniluii spoi. the iieiiuy
Bomber h'imi nuiy lie taking on
more than he can handle.
III AT OILMAN
He faces Seal He lightweight
Blackle Vanderveer in the alx-round
acini. Vnnderveer counts among his
victims Buddy unman ana joey ur
euu. uilinnn stoiiDed Welser a cou.
pie ol Miiisoua ago here, but had
to climb oil the deck three times.
The special evenl also a six
rounder puts 8ockln' Hum Vlrgis
ol Merrill against Jimmy Murphy,
Wnlfc'a stnblomatc.
Both Murphy. Portland logger,
and Vlrgis hold two-round knock
outs over Biitlinr Hilly Sunday.
Llilnrd aald two four-round pre
liminaries would complete the curd.
'Ilie matchmaker Is pulling all
atungs to make Friday's card even
belter than Hie rock and -lock
show of April 18.
The three lop bonis point up to
a program thiil should bring out
the SRO sign.
Vikit mi vncnm.r r.oi.m..ri , of the Duke University goll team
raln. I halls from King of Prussia. Pa.
By The Associated Press ..
Tampa Fla. Willie Pep 131
Hartford Conn, outpointed Bun
itingo (ionraies 130 Mexico City
The University ol Florida has ' 10.
Frtln nicht been a member ol the Southeastern I St. Paul Minn. Olenn Flanagan
' Conference rvor since that athletic 128 81. Paul slopped Lenny Al-
group was founded In 1933. Ivares 130 New Orleans 8
Otto White Boots
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College Tennis
By The Associated Press
Willamette 6. Lewis and Clnik 1.
Prep Baseball
Seaside 1 Columbia Prep (Port
land) 4
Oswego 3 Bunks 0 ;
Concordia (Porllandl 8 Wy-East 0
Balem 7 Corallls 2
Mr Mlnnvllle 7 Newbeig 6
Cascade 6 Hiilem Bible Academy 1
Wlllanilna 27 Amity 2
Shedd 3 lliirrlnburg 2
81. Francis (Eugene) 1 Cottage
drove 2
Junction City University (Eu
gene) 1
Herman Wehnieler, pitcher for
the Cincinnati Reds, was once a
football plnvcr for Cincinnati West
ern Hills HlRh School.
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OVER 1,000 SPINNERS AND WOBBLERS IN THIS LOT
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A genuine Montaaue rod in 5 foot length
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Sale
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FRE-LINE SPINNING REELS
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