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Louil Bfowni on fix hill.
up and latt tly. ahanti won IB
a winning itraak hat him well
16th yeitarday, beating the St.
psets Hit Net Play
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Knox NW
Victims :
TACOMA l.t Umel wrre the
jordrr ol Ihr day In the Paclllo
i Norlhweai Tenin Chaiiiilon.nlp
hen Triurnday aa Ceorge Manael,
Snta Barbara. Culll.. lumrd In
Die atunner, bratlng third areded
Clyde Knox. Porllnnd, 7-5, 4, lu
a mcn'a iinulo match,
DrlriKllns glrla' Umles cham
plnn Carol Deinurn. Olympla. wan
another upnel victim, bowing to
Anna Barclay, Vancouver, B, C,
S-3. e-3.
Another milder upset went Into
the record books at Paul Wlllry,
Vancouver, B. C . tripped Jim Pc
maa, bacramento, Calll. 3-4), t-4,
0-3.
The results ol other matches In
cluded: Boys' amities: einl-flnal.i I.arry
Moujixer. tiucrnmenio, clelealcd
Kemiy Ball. Wenatchee. 6-4, 6-1.
Junior veterans' slnilei: iquar-ler-linala)
Gay Olberly, Olympla,
beat Pranny Chapman, Tacoma,
, 6-3.
Junior men's doublca: (quarter
llnalM Vernon Ball, Wenatchee,
and Bud Mull beat Dinner Odell
and Oery Teach., Seattle, (-3, 3-4,
Mixed Doubles:
Ulann Peterson, Portland, and
BlllvMedln Tucouia,- beat Carol
Hsrut.-ieji. Olynpla. and Kenny Ball,
Wenatchee. 8-0. e-3.
Pamela Rose. Vancouver, B. C,
and Bill Rose. Portland, beat Lola
LaPolnl, Enuinclaw, and BUI Klein,
Olympla, 6-4. e-4.
Marilyn Kropl, Taeoma
Verio Duckerlnis. Ontario,
beat Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Portland, 6-1, 6-4.
JUMPS WITH JOY Mabel
Landry, 19-year-old Chicago
girl, gritted her teeth and
tailed through the air setting
new national women'i
broad ump record of 18 feet
3 Inchei during the Olympic
Gamei Triad in Marriiburg,
Pa.
and
Ore.,
Hart,
Ily The A-.elated Press
Battinir. Joe Collins, Yankees-hit
name-wlnnlnii homer In last ol
ninth to give New York second
game edge over Cleveland. 6-4.
Pitching, Spec 8hea, Senator
shut out Detroit with live hits and
scored only run ol 1-0 game In
Inst ol ninth alter singling.
West Virginia University fields
athletic teams In nine Intercol
legiate sports. They may soon add
gymnastics, swimming and fencing.
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Bob Collins,
Romero Hurl
WIL Blanks
By The Associated Press
Two shutouts were pitched In
the We.Mcrn International League
Thursday night, with Salem's Bob
Collins stealing the spotlight as he
limited the Wenatchee Chlels to
two hits lor a 6-0 victory.
The other shutout mound per
formance was turned In by Ralph
Romero, ol the Trl-Clly Braves,
as the Braves chopped down the
Yakima Bears, 6-0. Romero, who
whiffed 10 Bears, limited the los
ers to five scattered safeties.
In other league action Thursday
night, the Victoria Tyees rode the
Lewlston Broncs to another vic
tory, 6-3. and Spokane's second
place Indians put the skids under
the Vancouver Capllanos, 4-3, be
hind Dick Bishop's eight-hit pitch
ing: II HITS
Salem sluggers backed up Col
lins with an 11 hit attack and took
advantage of six Wenatchee mis
cues. Salem put the game In the
bag In the second when they con
verted five singles and an error i
into four rum. I
Romero's shutout received a
healthy assist from three double
plays whipped up by his team
mates. The Braves salted the game
In the third on a single, a triple
by John Kovena aiJ Dez Charou
has' double. The winners . added
three more Insurance tallies in
the filth.
1ITII WIN
Bishop's win over Vsncouver was
his 11th this season, against seven
losses. Three singles, a double, a
stolen base and a wild pitch In the
Initial frame ' the Tribe off lo
a two-run advantage and - they
were never headed.
Four Lewlston errors helped the
Victoria causa as Jeho.tla Heard
knuckled down to hold the Broncs
lo seven hits. Cece Oarlott of the
Tyees added another home run to
his season's total with a soloer In
the eighth Inning.
Portland Girls
Break Record
LIVERMORE, Calif. ( Three
Portland. Ore., high school glrlb
Friaay claimed the American Sen.
lor Women'a 300 meter medley re
lay record.
The trio, swimming for Multno
mah Athletic Club ol Portland,
covered the distance Thursday In
4:06.7, bettering the 4:13.1 set In
im" oy me nrigmon, H.J., fiwim
Club.
The girls', competing without
competition In a preliminary to the
age group championships of the
Pacific Coast, are Evelyn Everett,
14, backstroke: Ann Hackworth, 16,
breaatstroke, and Luella Lilly. 14,
ireriiyie.
The meet, the Llvermore Aqua
NEW ATTENDANCE RECORDS
MILWAUKEE in The record
breadking 83-day 49th American
Bowling Congress tournament here
established a new attendance mark
of 147,604 paid admissions. The
tourney which ended on June 14
twice drew single night crowds of
over 6.000. On many other occa
sions there were crowds of over
4.000, The record crowd was &,-
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To moat Pacific Coast, League
teams the Ban Diego Padres are
a feared and respected foe, but to
Hollywood they are baseball "cous
ins."
The Htnrs downed the Padres
again Thursday night, 't to 1, for
tha 14th time In the 17 games they
nave played this season.
La'it night's win kept Hollywood
a full game atop the standing as
Oakland turned Da on ncattie, 7 lo
'i. Henry Bcht-nz tripled with the
basea loaded In the alxth lor the
runs that won the game. Lloyd
HUtle got credit for the win but
he hod to have assistance from
John Van Cuyk.
Portland and Los Angeles split
dmibleheader, the Beavers win
ning the first game, 4. to 1, and
tlie Angels the other, i, to 3. Port
land scored all Its runs in the sixth
inning of the opener after Doyle
l.aoe nad stepped alde lor re let
pitcher Joe Hatten. Hatten had to
be relieved by Hamner, and the
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land runs.
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