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Newspaper Page Textwiiafc4'iiV wUiBitirj 4 MONDAY, AUGUST 31. 1953 Faulk Gal Cinch For Curtis Cup Golf Team By HUGH FULLERTOK JR. I . .,..vu PROVIDENCE, R. I. lift-fhere's sure to b. one mwco7, ijn Faulk, on th ior r?..Vti. J.. golf team and there ; be era). But the committee which wUl aeleci aeven girls to play the 1 Br tish side .next summer "may have "Tta reTults of last' v,V M 11 a- WAmm'. rh.mi.tr ... inVnt. pparer,,,- proiedmoreZn anything else Is that the bright young players aren't quite lead" to encldVgS."16 mte eXPerl- TnT.tf U Curtis Cup teani.waa the first ever 10 lose to rcis: .... r....iw i . .:,' . vr . 5?T;.o dXou" " " '?.n:. Deav ui uiem an. . bpKt of them All Prnm th jv,trf th i ..htaed th wirv a fnZj, ",r j 'Cmasvill." G'a.5;' ft tZZS lve S and S victory over the stubby TIME OUT! "Vob .didn't miss much. Soaae fool hatter brake that window and (based three ether players around Hie baaea . . . tint's all!" Spokane Trails Broncos By THE ASSOCIATED. PRESS Tiie ' Spokane Indians split a Western International League baseball doubleheader.wltU,.CaU gary Sunday and lost a chance to regain first place In the standings. The Indians downed the Stem peders 6-4 in an afternoon game t Spokane but dropped a night con test 8-7 1Q 11 Innings.'-' i The, wait left Spokane half a game bacV of the Lewlston Broncs who had 'the day off, entering the final' tulU week of the season. The, two front-runners and Sa lem, which' still rates as a con tender have 10 games left in the campaign (or the second-h a 1 1 championship and a spot in tne post-season, playoff. Salem,- the first hdlf pennant winner, was two and a halt games back after splltt ting arjtwia bill Sunday. - Spokane Is host to Wenatchee for three-game series starting Mon day. -While Lewlston manes us last appearance at Vancouver. Then the Indians and Broncs will move to Lewlston for a four-game showdown series. Salem meanwhile has three games at Edmonton and four at Calgary before it final stand against Yakima. Salem wound un Its home sched ule with Sunday's doublehesder. Vancouver won the first game 1-0, but the Senators took the nlghtcsp 4-3 to gain a 3-1 edge In the series. a WIN WINS Yakima' and Wenatchee swept Sunday- twin bills. Yakima club bed Edmonton 11-4 and 8-1 and we natchee shut out Trl-City 1-0 In seven nnings and won 6-5 in 13 innings ' A pair of extra-inning games highlighted Saturday's activities. Victoria shaded Lewlston 5-4 in 11 innings in the first game of a dou belheader, then was blanked 6-0. Salem defeated Vancouver 8-3 in a seven-fnning contest but. was forced to 11 innings to subdue the Caps 3-2 in. the second tilt. In other fames Calgary beat spoxane a-4, Yakima whinned Edmonton 11-8, tnd Trl-City edged wenatchee 6-5. McCI.OLD WINS ' McClonrl whimwd the Reames Rollers. 44-38. yesterday on the lo cal course. . , McCloud's Roy Peterson Urea me low score of the day, lit. in his win over SDik Beeber in the fea ture match of the day. . In twn-halt fnursnme nlaV follow ing the meet, two teams tied for 'he tOD position Prank Hall and Pus Anderson and Ed Brosterhous d McCloud's Jim Kunguss.. ANTIFREEZE We Have Our Fall Supply in Stock of ANTI FREEZE Special Price in Com Let J. W. KERNS '34 So. 6th Ph. W wrth 1- r0L'y f"ty Fort r'm wsn t big. But the sub-par ?.. ?" 5 6"UP nuditTh. ! ,mo"ta rtmnd was wk Prtormuc. of the Aj'mnn,t . ,,,, , . ' JS5f the? ,woZ ou:g 'clly on results and guess St S'lullivtlf andoKl teni Th. h. "r..-(.. . ?u here lu "week ftSeid m?.W et PTX &SreS.4n0nreS'deDt INJURY ' ' hsitou Jine 'ounn rou iuutui rouna nere and Miss none enouan In the nan to Justify their selection - .. - .. - . : -r r - uui.e 01 juoniciair. n. j.. nlftved Iery R ner althougn neither 'ery fine golf here althouKtt neither hi. iiuusi, unpen leaning toward, the former. Huskies Shy Stars To Title (This la the flrat of a aeriea on 1953 football prospects of major colleges). i . By JIM HUTCHESON SEATTLE (in Gone are the days when an All-American arm or pair of legs carries the Univer sity of . Washington s pre-season iooidsu nppes. : Like one of those new Dior skirts. the 1853 model may come up short in tne eye-catcning department. There are no backfleld prospects like ace passer Don Heinrich of 1950 and 1952 or rabbit-footed Hugh McElhenny of 1951, who alternat ed as all-Amerlcans. Coach John Cherberg would be glad to give the signatures oil his new contract for the likes of ei ther. - . It .will be a team with a. new coach looking for a new threat. . , 13 REGULARS Cherberg, moving up from fresh' man coach to take the reins from used car dealer Howie Odell, has 13 regulars of last year's two pla toons to sift for bis 11 starters. Tne squad looks strong in spots, but the big question mark hangs over the successor to Hemricn in tne an Important "T" quarterback spot The No. 1 prospect to succeed "the Arm" Is a left-handed sopho more smoothie, Sandy Lederman, of Santa Monica, Calif., wnose pass Ing record as a freshman last year .was as good as Heinrith's first year performance. But whether he Wins In Overtime The Klamath Merchants found I aWat'lBiir1 Bin Wint fnr fntlr hits hi an overtime Inning Sunday to whip the Gems, 6-3, in a post-season game. . Fran Mllller pitched the 10-inn. Ing victory over the Oregon-Call- lornia league cnampiuii. The Gems tied the score, J-all, 1 1 u ,n,M Hm. In th uvnnth in. Willi ,im '" " " i in the eighth after the Merchants took the lead wun a nracc oi runs in the second and one in the sixth. Thn in the tenth. Georae Han son led off with a single, Al Her rera, who collected three for four for the day, smacked a double. Don Dexter and Manager Hi Hatfield added singles in the four-hit inning. . Miller, who missed a chance to wrap up a victory in the ninth inning when he struck out with thd bases loaded, walked one in the tenth, but caused Frint and Fint Banister to fly out and' whiffed Wes Dollarhlde. It was the Isst game of the sea son for the Merchants. n.milh vn (Ml 000 3-6 12 2 Lakevlew 000 000 210 0-3 1 2 Miller and owings; rrinc ana Olson. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS n.-wriMn .llm PpnHlptnn and jjaiiu.u " ' " " ---- Eddie Mathews, Braves Each hit three home runs as the Braves pounded tne rirates twice "u , e B.nrtutnn hit all three In the first game. Mathews hit his 41st snd 42nd in tne opener ana ms 43rd In the nightcap. nnvtmin nillv Pierce. White Sox Pitched a four-hitter to win a 1-0 hurling duel irom new ior s Jim McDonald after the Yanks had taken the opener 10-6. We Were Now We've Cooled Off At Our New Location 1010 MAIN BARBER JEFF'S SHOP MB m By THE. ASSOCIATED PRESS GOLF WETHEBSFIELD. Conn. Bob Toskl of Northampton, Mass.. won the $15,000 Insurance City Open tournament wita a i-.unaer par 260 tor 12 holes. PROVIDENCE. R. 17 Mary Lena Faulk of Tfaomasville, Ga., defeated Polly Riley of Fort Worth, Tex., 3 and 2 to win the 53rd U. S. Women's Amateur championship. - MONTREAL Don Cherry of Wichita Falls, Tex., never ahead until the final hole, scored a 1-up victory over Don Doe of Canada to take the Canadian Amateur championship. - ' ' TENNIS FOREST HILLS. N. Y. Vic Seixas, Tony Trabert, and Aus tralians Lewis Hoad and Ken Rose- wall won their opening matches In the National Championships. PHILADELPHIA r- Mary Ann Eilenberger qf San.. Diego, Calif,, defeated Jean Laird of Modesto, Calif., 6-3, 6-2 to win the U. S. Girls National championship. , . GENERAL ' STOCKHOLM Russia defeat ed the United States In the weight- lifting championships 25-22. I RACING'.. . . DEL MAR, Calif. Frosty Dawn ($40.30) stuck her nose in front to win the $30,500 Del Mar Debutante at Del Mar. Hopes On j will develop Into the cool field gen eral that made Heinrich worth his weight in footballs is thebig queS' lion. PROSPECTS Ranked in line behind Lederman as prospective, quarterbacks are Dean - Rockey, an understudy on the job for two seasons, and Jerry Keamona, a zuu-pouna sopnomore. Another sophomore who may carry a load of Husky hopes on his shoulders " 18 halfback Mike Monroe, a 196-pound speedster who Is rated as one of the oest pros pects ever to come out of the Se attle prep, league. Monroe has . a .50-50 chance of cracking the starting lineup be fore the season is '.over. Other wise, the veterans are expected to pack the punch, some are rated tops; some so-so. The defense should be as good as most- The starting ends more than 13 feet of them are rated ace high, George Black, an aggressive 6-foot 5-lnch pass snagger, is being boom' ed as the team's No. 1 prospect for all-star honors. He caught sev en touchdown passes last year. Doug McClary, 6 feet 8 inches, is back for his third season at the other end. PICTURE - , The rest of the picture: good run ning halfbacks and it fair fullback: an excellent pair of tackles, but thin on reserves; only one regu lar guard; good at center. - Cherberg has one advantage In taking over with the return of one platoon football. He never used the two-platoon system with his Irosh teams- The fans are hoping Cherberg's coaching record may be an omen, His frosh teams lost only one game out of 23 in live seasons. Washington opens the season with non-conference games with Colorado and Michigan The con sensus: to finish around the middle of the pack in the Pacific Coast Conference. - . MOOSE MIXED DOUHLLS IFintl itandlMll ' W I. M ft 1 Domln n;i'i lo'i O it A Thomaa . 27 IT It K Mills .. '. .....2.1 1 .'. Campbell St C. Beard . . . 25 It V. Toomba A h. Barria 24 20 C t S Booth : - 23 21 O & V Roattrolla 22 22 D & R Mobb ! 22'j F Si R Ptielpa 20 2 , C. Hooper tt G. Bingham ...20 24 ; J & D COX ,. ...13 31 ; V It D Douglaa, : 1 ....M Mel and Ha Douglas served no- Una t.A,r'll k. Imitrh tn lianrlltt njhnll M.J . . Ub .VHQU vw ......... ....... U Kn.t'Knn ItaallM nnm Wlwli tliey eapturedi the Moose Mixed Doubles top spot in play mat end ed Friday night at Lucky Lanes. Th. rVMitrlaa iliin flnichri l anrl a half points ahead of second-place ueorge ana Auaiey ijiuihhb. Rill lri ThnmnRM rolled the hisrh nn-a- in tn llftcinO SPVlAtl With a 454 game and 1210 series. Clyde Hooper ana uiaays uingnam una a 431 game, Bill and Mary amis a 1208 series. Mills' 217 was the top Individ- I lln. flnrtr Thnmnt nntfri a 213 and 'wife Audrey a 178 for the top women s game. ahead of Gino Rosterolla with a 580. Audrey had a 477 series, La- Rayne Harris a 471, READY FOR BROWNS P ARRIS ISLAND, S.C. iR Bob Schnelker, trying for an end po sition with the Cleveland Browns footbsll team, caught 39 passes with the 1052 Parris Island Marine': eleven. He scored 10 touchdowns and gained 768 yards. He also played basketball and baseball for the Leathernecks. Schnelker Is (-2 and weighs 205 pounds. HERALD AND NEWS. La Star za Will Make Him 'Soft GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. W , Challenger Roland LaStarza ex pressed his admiration for Rocky Marciano but in an outspoken burst of oratory said that the heavy weight champion's slam-bang style of lighting is going to make Rocky "soft in the head." , , "He's gonna get hurt," said Ro land. "Maybe not by me. If I don't do It somebody else will. He takes two, three or four punches to give one. If he keeps it up he's gonna get soft In the head. That's no good. He respects only his power to take and give a punch." Only moments before, the hand some, 36-year-old ex-GI had said of Rocky in an Interview: "He's a great fighter. ; He's the champion." EXPLOSIVE- - Then he came out 'With his ex plosive remarks In the 'midst of a discussion on what the average fight fan likes to see. It was agreed Weed, Dunsmuir Even Nocal Loop Playoffs Weed and Dunsmuir evened the count in the Northern California Baseball League playoffs Sunday, : Weed whipped Hilt, 5-2; Duns muir walloped' McOloud. 7-1. Hilt GET NEW CONTRACTS NEW YORK IB The most recent bulletin from Baseball commission er Ford Frick's office shows that pitcher Joe Presko of the St. Louts Cardinals and outfielder Jim Pier sail of the Boston Red Sox signed new 1953 contracts. 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