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Newspaper Page Textft . '.". HERALD AND NEWS, KUmalh Fills, Oregon Thursday. August 5S. 13 PAGE A Spokane's Bats Boom iJpAgain, Indians Triumph A BIG HAUL Mr. and Mrs. Grady E. Taylor of 3704 Emerald Street went deep sea fishing at Gold Beach Aug. 25 and brought back these two Chinook Salmon. They both were caught within 10 minutes of each other. The big one weighed out at 35 pounds and the small one at 24 pounds. Speedy Scot Wins At Hambletonian DU QUOIN'. III. i L'PI ' Speedy Scot won the Hamblelonian as expected, but it wasn't easy, and the bifi bay colt had to break a l.Vycar-old speed record of his Kianddaddy to chalk up the tri umph. The classic trotter from Castle ton Farm came from behind to win the 2nd and 3rd heats of the $115,549 stake in 1:58 and 1:58 2-5. and posted a total clocking ol 5:54 to better the ail-bge record for three heats divided, 5:58 1-5 Veterans Released By Clubs By United Press International Bobby Walston and George Shaw, two former stars who were attempting comebacks, to day joined pro football's grow ing "army of the unemployed.' Walston. 34. the second highest scorer in .National League history. asked for and received his release from the Boston Patriots of the American League. Shaw, considered ovor the hill as a pro quarterback at the age of 30. was placed on the waiver list hv tile Denver Bron cos of the AF'L. Walston retired last year alter a brilliant 12-year career with the Philadelphia Eagles during which he served as a standout pass catcher, field goal kicker and point-after specialist. He reconsid ered in June and was signed as a dee agent by the Patriots. This time, though. Walston is planning to retire for good. "If I thought 1 could help the Patriots. I would play the sea son." he said. "But the way the team shaies up now 1 wouldn't ligure prominently in their plans." Shaw played with three NKL teams the Baltimore Colts, the .New York Giants and the Minne sola Vikings before joining the Broncos last year. The former Oregon star enjoyed a great rook-: ie year with the Colts in 1955 and later wound up playing second lidrlle behind Johnny L'nitas. He was traded lo the Giants in l!)5!i and again served as an un derstudy this time lo Char ley Conerly. After two seasons at New York. Shaw moved on lo Minnesota and thence lo Denver, where he was the No. 2 man be hind Krank Tripucka. another for mer NI-'L signal-caller. The Giants reduced their squad to 42 men Wednesday by ideas ine veteran two-way tackle Char lie Janerelle and offensive end Jim Collier. Collier scored the Giants' onlv touchdown in last season's lfi-7 playoff defeat at the hands of the Green Bay Packers w hen he recovered a blocked kick in Ihe end one. by Rodney, in 1(148. Rodnev. who (unshed second in the Hambletonian in 1114 was tlie sire of Speedster, a liltli place finisher in the 1!)57 Hamble tonian and the father of Spcedv Scot. Wednesday's, win was the first Hambletonian victory for Ralph Baldwin, Speedy Scot's driver, in 13 tries. S)cedy Scot, a 2-5 favorite hv virtue of his five victories in sis starts going into the Hamblctoni- was hard pressed in evcrv heat by underrated Florlis. a chestnut piloted by the oldest driver in the race, BO-vear-old Harry Pownall. Sets World Mark Klorlis not onlv set a world rec ord by taking the first heat in 1:57 3-5, but caught the nacemak- ing Speedy Scot in the stretch to do it. The previous world mark lor mree-year-oici trotters was 1:58 1-5 by Caleb in lillil. Klorlis' triumph also was in Ihe fastest time ever recorded in the Hamblclonian. and Spcedv Scot could do no better than the sec ond lastest time ever with his 1:58. His 1:58 2-5 clocking in the deciding heat equalled the urevi ous Hambletonian record set by victorious Harlan Dean in lillil. Speedy Scot and Florlis actual ly made the race a two-horse con test, before a record crowd of 41,080. even though 14 started and 11 remained for the 3rd heat. All Three Close In the first heat Florlis. starl ing from post position 3. never was far out of contention and nipped Speedy Scot by a head in Ihe stretch drive. In the second Speedy Scot moved in front at the head of the stren-h lo cross under the wire a length ahead of Florlis, and in the third heat Florlis by three quarters of a length. Speedy Scot won his sixth and seventh races in nine starts this year to earn first money of $50,. tint, increasing his lifetime earn ings to S23B.7I0. Florlis. a winner over Spcedv Scot twice as a two-year-old. earned $28.3M. Third money of $13,588 went to Klma. fourth prize of $M.05!I to Choir Boy, and fifth o( S5.W.I lo Bulf Hanover. ITI Sports Writer j The Spokane Indians, whose bats had lcen silenced for three games, are back on target and booming today. For 35 innings the leaders of the Pacific Coast League's North ern Division couldn't score a run. But Wednesday night at San Diego, Dick Berardino finally broke the ice with a solo home- run in the sixth inning. Then in the seventh, John Wer- has got the homer bug and lofted one out of the park with two mates aboard to hand San Diego costly, 4-1. setback. Had the Padres won they would have been just two games out of first place in the Southern Division because Dallas-Ft. Worth whipped Okla homa City, 4-2, in 11 innings. In other games Portland shut out Denver, 5 0; Tacoma downed Seattle. 8-3. and Salt Lake City and Hawaii split a twin bill, the Bees winning the first. 2-1, and losing the nightcap, 6-4. A crowd of 10.028 was on hand in San Diego but Joe Moeller was just too much, although Deron Johnson got his 33rd home run in the fourth. Jesus Alou set a Tacoma team Doug Olsen Is Upset In Tourney TUALATIN i UPI '-Washington high school golf champion Gary Henderson of Seattle is the new favorite in the Pacific Northwest Golf Association junior champion- hips. Henderson upset medalist Doug Olsen of Medford 2 and 1 in the second round Wednesday and led an advance of five Washington golfers into the quarterfinal round of eight. Henderson and Olsen were even after 14 holes, but the Seattle youth birdicd 15 and 18 and they halved 17 to close out the match. Henderson's birdie on the par 5 Kith hole came alter his drive hit a tree and bounced back into the fairway. He went on lo sink a 25-foot putt. He was .joined in the quarler inals by Steve Dunning. Astoria: John Krogh, Portland; Scolt Smith, Lake Oswego; Steve Cole and Dan Scott, Seattle; Greg Hume, Tacoma, and Jerry Jon son, Kirkland, Wash. The quarterfinals and semi finals were being played tmlay record for total hits in a season j uhon he got his IMrd as the Giants downed Seattle. The old mark was held by his brother Matty. Jesus had a three run homer and two singles. Jim Constable scattered five hits to gain his eighth victory and did not allow a hit after the sec ond inning. Dallas-Ft. Worth's victory over the 8!lers tightened the Southern Division race with the Rangers a game and one-half out and San Diego Ihree off the pace. Don Williams picked up the overtime victory as he relieved Marv Mecklenburg in the ninth. The winners were outhil eight to six. Three Portland hurlers held Denver scoreless as starter Boh Flynn was credited with his sev enth victory. He was relieved in the seventh inning. Bill Harrell aiid John Wojcik were the big hit ters (or the Beavers. Portland officials have appealed a ruling by President Dewey Sori ano which removed a 2-1 victory for Portland over San Diego Aug. 18. The appeal went to Frank Shaughnessy, president of the Minor Leagues. Although outhil 8-4 in the opener. Salt Lake City look a 2-1 decision from Hawaii on a game winning double by Don Davis. In the nightcap, Salt Lake held a 2-1 lead going into the fifth but I hen the Islanders slashed awav to score five runs and clinch the victory. The big hit in the inning was a double by John Kennedy 8 0 4 0 and Line scores: 1 1st g;uiie. 7 innings' Hawaii 010 IKK1 0 I Salt Lake City 100 001 x- 2 McGlothini, Morgan iti liisclli. Kirkpatrick 7': V a I I i Schandeval '51 and Hcarn. W P Schandeval. LP-McC.lothlin. Seattle 210 000 000 :1 5 1 Tacoma 302 o:l OOx 8 12 3 Peter Smith, Ritchie i5, Mac Leod '7' and Gibson1 Constable and Giles. HK-J. Alou. WP- Smilh. 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