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CHET WALLICK
, . . facet Mr. Saltata
Wallick
In Mat
Bow Here
Professional wrestling, riding on
the wave of new popularity here,
comes up with three outstandms
bouts Wednesday night at the Ar
mory. All are of mam event caliber
but Buck Lipscomb and Al Szasi
draw the top spot in a one hour
match on & two-oMhree-faU sched
ule. The tut) Japanese mat wars
Tor Yum to and Mr. Sakata ap
pear in the two semi-windup spots.
Saltan faces Chet Wallick. mak
ing his first appearance here al-i
though his name nns with fa-j
milianty. His brother, Leo, was a :
headline r here for several months
and featured the famous pUe-dnv-er
maneuver. I
Yam at o squares off against Glen
Dettoo. red-headed member of the
famous Detton wrestling family
San Diego
Shuts Out
Portland
By The Associate d lre
The Pucilic Coast Lessue has
: been a happy hunting k round lor i
J the hitters m the Ursi Uiree weoksj
I o( play. The weather has been;
f nrettv much on the cool side and
pitchers haven't had the opporiun-1
ity to tiet some oi the kmks out of '
their salary wines I
Things are bound to change and
iih:n another three weeks the
'ranks of the so-called select bats-
men undoubtedly will be dev.-1
mated. The Pacific Coast t ensue;
Is regarded as a hiumc icjgue. but
not bv any such margin as exists.
today.
i Sacramento, picked to finish in
the cellar, ts m sixth place, but
Ocne DeJjau'.cls' club is Icadinc the
! circuit m team batting unh a
nuik of ..'SI. The sacs' weakness
is thai they have manufactured
j onlv Si run from I S3 hits, where
' as Seattle has gotten 1J9 runs trom
i ips hits alihoush h.mg a team
batting mark oi .:'T8.
' There were three make-up
names played Montiay niRni. San
: b'.cgo knocking- oit Portland. 4-0.
and S;ut Krancisco's Seal. snli'.ttnc
with Oakland, the Se.ils takmc the
first 8-3 and the Oaks the second
i 10-3.
San Diego got all its runs in the
I fourth innuic off Royce l.;i:i. Red
1 Mat his' suule that scored Karl
Rapp and Lou Stringer stowed
! away the game tor the Padres.
, l-int held San Diego hit less the
rot of the way. but Bill Thomason Chicago
wa in complete etiarge tor tne Milwaukee
Pads, allowing- the Beavers onlv New York
three hits. The same marie up one cmcinna'i
postponed by ram last Thurday. Pittsburgh
TIME OUT!
fianrza, lieseroii
It
"C'mn in. Hear! hall of
the eirhth and the Itadier lead
tnc five to four!"
Brocklwi
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bv The Associated Pres
'NATIONAL I.K AIU E
W I.
1 3
Monday' Krtults
' Philadelphia New York 1
St. Louis 9 Milwaukee 4
tiroukin at Pittsburgh postponed
AMERICAN' LEAd'C
! W L Pot.
: St. Louis s 1 .833
: New yort 4 3
I Boston 3 1 .600
( : Pmladeiph: 1 I .400
: j Chicaso 1 1 .500
! 1 Cleveland 1 1 .SCO
.: Washington I .300
: Detroit 1 i ,:si
Monday's Result
Heavies
3, 4 On
NBA List
WASHINGTON It RoUnd la
Start "d Dun Burceronl jumped
; into the heavyweight title picture
today on the ati'tngih o( the Na
! ttunHl Boxing Association's spring
' rating.
1.4 Starts, a slick boxer who
lost a tuik'h-dusputed split decision
to Champion Rocky Marciano three
years atio. hopped Into the No. 3
I challenfter spot 011 the basis ot his
(victory over Rex Layne during the
1 winter.
i Bucceront. a slutiser (roin Phila
delphia, climbed Ironi nowher tmo I
ilhe No. 4 challenser position, and
i he claims he's ready to take on
! all comers.
I Former Champions Jersey Joe
Wtilfolt and Esmrd Charles are
lined one-two behind Mnvctano.
Wntcott gets a shot al the title May
IS.
Col. Harvey Miller. NBA secre-
Pcl. tary. said "the natural asMintp
.joo i l"5n" is that Charles will take on
.760 1- Staria. with the winner geltlng
.500 ' the next crack at the title.
.500 i There were n major surprises
.400 in the NBAs sprlni ratings, an
.400 nounced yesterday. Four men were
.3.73 lumped in the top middleweight
.360 bracket, where a champion still ts
, to be crowned to replace the re
j tired Sugar Rav Robinson.
I Randy Turpm ot England who
took the title (rom Robinson once
only to lose It again, la listed at
the top. lollowed in order bv Bobo
Olson of Hawaii. Charles Humei 01
rrance ana raddy Young ot New
j " lailJl.'l'Hi;'IHJl 1 ""Ti
iTv. n nn
warn mm
Ducks Puff Lead In
Northern Division
Northern
lly The
lllvltlan nbll
Airtalra1 I'resa
W I, Pel.
I Monday wllh
tltegon
hluho
Oregon Mlnle
WnhlllHton
Wu'ihlliglou Hlale
II0I.1 . . .
over Wa.hliigi,,,, ' 1 Xt
At the ,. .... Hfid
I 000 VantlaU weia m.ii,,,.' r IcJ
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FLY BOY Malaya'i Eddy Choonq takei off at ho mlcci a
tpectacular roturn during th AII-EnqKind Badminlon Champ
tomhipi in London. Unbeafen in linglet, Choonq hat I 3 Open
titloi io hit credit.
RID HUR0, ipttH
(illliri Mtiitday
ni.tih) n Wrtiiuirioii 11
Oirgou i Washlnittuit Hiair
limnn 1ur4ay
hi 11 ho at W AshtiiBton
Wailuugtnu Mate at Olfgoil
H Dip Ami lld froa
(ifoii. unbcrtirn tn Ua io
strti ts. tlteti hrd ta Parlllc TivaM
Oitleirni'e Northern t v l
Moii li,cl)all lead 1a a full nam
Panter Loses
To Portuguez
! 111. III,.. ,.7.
- '1110 .
Wild II . ..'
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lor arrond in
u"r w.sn.iigii),, ,i .,.'
nW I. .1.1 . , t "Mil 11,
eight nllt-hera .J- '"4
butatitrn. "v,"l
'ItlM .1...
luedav altnriioon
catcher Karl
hoinlsll. Wah .
Aveilll Jt
IllOllfl. n''
park and ttiove in i. . . 'H
oil an imield grounder T,T.j
and another on . " " H
icnitei. Hta ),u,-lv,.;,,,7'''
j ... r niia,
Idaho came i Mfc
loiir i una m u .h ,
oertak. the ukl. 1
""a. two hit
Nelaun . two run sln., ',7
the scoiing """V
l.any Watson Ird Vt,
"'' h lam U
uud a double irr.v
"ingle and
- .-.-no collnui
team llllfli hmr ' U
doubles and
lour runs a
ihlla oil live
I daliu
Washing ton
York.
4 - U Washington
tOnly games scheduled)
V.. (,. K.r. ' JapQ WOH the
DENVER Erne.st Nemeth
By The Associated Tresa
OKNERAL
PINEHX'RST. N. C. Bill
Campbell. Huntington, W. Va.. and
David Goldman. Dallas, tied lor
the medal in the North and South
Amateur golf tournament, each
with "!'s.
Boston marathon r" --"'-o
San Diego
PACIFIC COAST LEAGI'E
VY L Pel.
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland
Holl-wood
the past several weeks, on several
occasron threatening to unhinge , Umvers,tr lootb.li 0"hd
Yamato. .
But he can cut loose w-hen he ;!' ..." "v:
A. t'rf,.. .o.mo lh signer el- --K"-""" '"r
pen.
There's hatred brewing In both
the Lipscomo-Siasi and Detton-Ya-maU)
matches, tanned by last
week's UK team match.
All are best-ol-Uiree-lall matches.
The two semi-windups are over
the 4o-minuie route.
Reserved tick-is are on salt at
CasUeberry Drugs.
IS I
14 7
11
12 10
10 10
a 13
1 14
6 15
Monday's Recalls
San Diego 4 Portland 0
San Francisco . 9 Oakland i
tOnly games scheduled.
.714
.M7
.550
.545
.500
.400
.333
.29
By The Associated Press
TKXAS I.F.AGI E
Fort Worth 9 Tulsa 1
Houston 5 San Antonio 4
fi
IAST
NIGHT
IKNM8
HOUSTON, Tex. Dick Savitt.
Oranpe. N. J.. lj the y into
the second round of the River
Oak tournament with m 6-4. 6-2
victory over Eugene Letos of
TMas A&M.
CLIGFORD. England Dons onreveport 4 Beaumont 2
Hart, Corl Gaole. Fla., and Oiclahoma Cv 7 Dallas 4
Shirley Fry. Akron. O. won their : H KSTKRX LEAGI'E
opening matches in the Connaught Denver 8 Wichita 6
tournament. , Colorado Sprines 30Pueblo
B4SFBALL S:oux Citv 7 Lincoln 4
nur btrwub. rt.-B no Momes 9 Omaha I
Springs optioned two controversial ntngs;
Negro pitcher? Jim nd Leander
Tuserson rather than "rik '
breakinz up the Cotton S'ates
Leapue."
Trojans
Wallop
Tulelake
Sacred Heart pitchers were
stlngv with hius yesterday and Tro
jan batters found their hitting eye
as the academy nine whipped Tule
lake. IM. at Recreation Park
The Honkers gro )u one hit.
single in the first inning orf Dick
Wickline. Jack Heiderer relieved
Wickhne in the 4hird and walked
home Tule s onlv two run. Then
Wavne Neubert finished the game
wnh a no-hlt, no-run performance.
Meanwhile. Sacred Heart ba!ers
were collecting 13 hits olf three
Tul Ditchers. Meirier.. ent fn.tp nl
'.hem In flv times at bat while I
Gary Thlll smacked a triple in the 1
lilth. 1
L.ne score: I 1
Tulelake 003 000 0-J 1 '
S. Heart 311 5J4 1J 3
B The Associated Press
BROOKLYN Tuzo iKidi Por
lucue7. 1 ij. Cost R:ca. ou'
po:nted Garth Panter, 163 ' 2. Salt
Lake Cltv. 10.
TORONTO Arthur King. 13.
Toron:o. outpointed Henry Davis.
13". Hawaii. 10.
TRENTON, N. J. Ike Wil
liam'.. 151, Trenton, outpointed
Billy Andy, 152, Providence, R. 1..
10
JOHNSTOWN. Pa. B.:!v Gil
liam. 207. Orange. N J . outpointed
Nino Valdes, 208, Havana, Cuba.
10.
NEW ORLEANS, la Ralph
Duua.1.. l:3 New Orleans, out
poinird Richc.rd 'K:di Howard.
Halilcx. N. S . 8
CHICAGO Che.-ler M.e-zala.
J60. Chicaco. oatnoir.icd Jimmy
Albv. 160 Toledo. 8
SAN DIEGO. Call! Chuck
Musgrove. 171. San Dieio. out
pointed Henry Taylor, 171. Detroit,
8.
LEWISTON, M". Llovd 'Sco'.
lyi Hud-on. 134 ... Lewa-ton.
stopped Rudy Champagne, 133
Aucu-la. Me., 5
DALLAS Jatkv Blair. 132.
Dallas, pou'. pointer! Al Juerccnr.,
134 '. 5n An'.on.o. 12.
Scores
Orrcon Prep Riult
By The Asociatd Pr
Baseball
Foret Grove 1 Wfil L.nn 0
HiLboro 8 Newbrg 5
Portland League
Franklin 3 Roosev;t (i
Grant 15 Ben.son 0
Cleveland 1 Jztteron 0
Lincoln 9 Vahintr:on 6
Trnnl
Grant 4 Benvsn 1 Bo;h Por'land
Grevham 3 Central Catholic 'Por
land- 2
Tra. k
Central t Monmouth- 87 '2 Dallas
53 'a Sheriann 11
Jap Sets Record
In Marathon Win
BOSTON Japan' K-i20
Y.Miiada a tirrjfsi live-toot t'vo.
108-joun'l runninc machine sped
the la-tcvt inaramon ever rrc-ord-ed
lo win Monday's 57th Boston A.
A. r,H-e ironi an in;ernatioa ii?ld
of IS7.
The 25-vCc.i-old Jap w u n r
rhvthmicallv alone Uj n 'pHiklmt!
T.h b elfort jor Ihe 2timile, 381,.
yard cour.e.
Kirkendall Hurt
In Bearcat Win
PORTLAND f Willamette de
feated Portland University 10-4 in
a baseball came here Monday out
ion the '-ervices. at lisl terr.por
aniy. of Third Baseman Tex Kirk
endil He was ho.-pitali"d wilh a con-:
cu.-.rjn alter he coUiod with Port
land 'j. Rudy Satalich in the second
iniviiLv
Willamette's bit In.'.iiii! was the
fourth with five run- on lour
sini(!e.(. a walk, a hit hatter and a
u ild pilch.
Willamette 301 510 000-10 II 1
Portland 002 010 010 4 10 0
Holt. Gray 7 and Koepft, Okeo
7.; Broons and Highoerser, Poell
i5;.
This Is
Baseball?
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
TTiey did everything but kick
:he extra point here Monday as
Cnlorado Spring ouvn&creered Pu
eolo. 20-16, m a near three-hour
marathon.
A total of 31 base hit. 21 walks,
and 10 errors were unleashed (or
the benef.i of 1.401 weary Western
Leattue fans. Sky Sox third base
man Jerry Crosby rewrote the
home run record for the league
as he beKed four consecutive horn
er. The la.n time this feat was
icrompliRhed was on June 8.
lftS9. when Jack Crooks of Omaha
turned the trick.
Crosby belted his first homer in
;he fourth mnintc hitting right
handed, and then in the fifth, sixth
-nd seventh hit thre. more left
har.drd. He batted in a iota I of
:;even runs.
I"' y"""" "i I
i i i !
JJ
Netmen Lose
To Ashland
Hie Klamath Falls trnm team
loi to Ashland yeMercUv (or ihr
kreond lime and by the aame
score, three matches to lour.
Dennis Todd figured in two of
the Peliran win. He whipped Ah
land's I3b Kramer. 6-1. 6-3 In Ihe
No 1 singles matrh and teamed
with Pick Clark for a M. 3 . 1-&
win over Kramer and Oreg Liniitu
er. Doug Pence captured Klamath's
othor wtn with a V7, B-fl, 64 win
over Marv W.KHis.
Mikn llavden lost in Glen Krmle.
& 6.2-6. Bill Bee hen lo t to Jmy
Mukle. -6. 2-6, and Jerry Floe
emm loal to Liiunicer. 3-6. 4 6.
Knxle and Mirkle regLsieirt Ash
land's la?t victory with a 6-4. 60
win over Bechen and IUdrn.
Tlie Pets un to Ornnts Pas lo
morrow to make up the maim
rained out April 17. while Mrdlord
conies here Thur-'d.iy.
UUfK.Kt.YN f - One k.hM tight
tlesrret another o bth winner;
lino iKun Poriumtf and lner ! w t ts 000-i
Oarth Panter mete iarded T.i. . urun 11000 O0i ,
uav with a Ma date. j J!"'1' "Tftri; rr.J,
lV)ltuuue. oUti putulitng f.oala t ' ...!,
Khun miclitlreilit. eitned the k
ttrevsi, .Hall t.ke Citv yauniatrr
in a blulMng Irn-routul bout at
Ka-slcrn Parkway Aiena Monday
mtt'it. It was a spin (teo)Mon, de
culcl bv t o points Panter. out
ueiKhed 163 'j to 161 'i, was a
seven to I've favorite
Park ay matchmaker Teddv
Hrruner. plfssril at tlie hvelv
.frap. prompt Iv signed Port liquet
to nivel Francta .Mirkr I-autent
n Miv 4. lie contracted Panter
(or Mav 34 ten-rounder wtth
Jorv Onmbra. t Buffalo, N. Y ,
middleweight contender.
303 Ml Ottyu
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BATTING Dick Gernert. Bos.
ton Red Sox Hit three home
runs and collected six RBI s as I
ih Rej Sox won a Patriot's Dav
doubleheader from the Washington;
Senators. 4-2 and 11-4.
PITCHING Robin Roberta. I
Philadelphia Phillies Tossed,
three-ruiler (or his first victory of ,
the year s the Phillien defeated
Ihe New York Giants, 2-1. j
CITIZEN PRIEM Prima
Carnara imilet broadly and
givtf tht victory talutt aftar
winning tht motr important
decision of hit lift, the form
ar htavywtight boiinq cham
pion, 45, receiving his final
U. S. citiienihip papers. He's
now one of the top wrestlers
in the country.
Klamath Man
Derby Winner
.Sam Morris. 2107 Holabird. was
Pioneer Loop
Opens Wednesday
' SALT LAKE CITY i The
two Montana members of the j
. three-state Class C Pioneer League1
open th circuit's 1W3 baseball,
season Wednesday while the other I
six clubs continue drumming up
excitement for their start Friday.'
Great Falls and Billings stage
their traditional opener at Great
Falls. TMey'll play again Thurs
day, then the full four-game slate
( Friday ends Great Falls to Poca-
telio. Billing? to Idaho Falls. Roie
'to Twin Falls and Of? den to Salt
. Lake City.
l.LKSH J A M V. S
PHILADELPHIA A S t e f e
O'Neill. manater of the Philadel
phia Phillies, thinks that teams
play too many games in spring
training.
"Playing every day is a mis
take," claims O'Neill. ' Five games
a week la plenty. It tires the play
ers to plav loo many games. '
Braves Beat
Whitman Again
KF.NNF.WICK f Hie Trl -City
Braves, w ;lh two wins oer
the Whitman College Mi.ssioiuu tes
under their helts. had one more
exhibition baseball K'"e left l
fore the opening ot the Western
International League season hera
with Edmonton Friday.
The Braves took advantage nf
two errors and II walks to score
a 6 I vlrtorv ocr the cnlleglaits
Monday. They defeated the Mis
sionaries 6 5 in 10 innings at
WalU Walla tt-iturday.
t. Check t'otnpreaattou
1. Clean and adjaat, or replara
spark pluf
J. ( Iran and adjtttt, or rrplar
dlitiibutor points
I. Cheek dltlrlbuUr, ralor and
cap
5. 4'heek roll anal condeaaer
6. Adjuat Icnlllsa tlmln
7. Clean gasoline fuel bonis
manifold heal ron-
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trol
ff. Adjuat valvt taper la
It. AtljiMt rarburalor nA
belt.
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Rooks Lose
CORVALI.IS
Clark .Junior
ihp winner in lat weekend's trout Co11kc or Vancouver. Wavh.,
derby at Reed-port. ; .-noved acro.ss six runs in the last
Morris caunht a 21-inch R.mioow lour innings to defeat the Oreaon
trout lor the top prize, a $50 spin- Sta.te Rooks. 9 5. here Monday
nmif outlit. Morris caiiBht the lish In an exnibllion baseball jiml.
m .Sutton Lake near Florence. I'lney play anain Tuesday.
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