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champion competing. Garette-Times, Corvbllis)" June 4, A 954 14 Santas Goes Record Hunting at COMPTON, Calif. (UP) Wei Saatee. the United States' best miler, was set to go record hunting Jackson or Vsldss Will 6:1 Shot lleayyiyeighi Crown By OSCAR mALEY United Pretf Sporti Writer TV and RADIO PROGRAMS Friday Saturday T'it fltrft(-Tfmn iitnmri mo reananeibUltf tat earreelneaa ef freemen! li-u-t k'liiir, ahejr ere listed eeeordtu tu eeheaalae (fane the vnrnn atatione tnvelven. IBA IiiiSlcatee Tn ImnwI In the fakl events.

I'arpy O'Brien; who followed Buji'iisUT'e, mile record with the first ttwt put over GO feet, and ttsrus Uirr Fortune Gorciien both run-sidered up to breaking tfieir wa world marks. The country's two flnet two. milers. Horace AshentViu-r a A Fred Wilt, were scheduled to cwv tinue their distance dtu'l, and la th 830, Mai Wnitfit-ld cr-terrd against a strong field of cvllrfram. again tonight before a packed sia- KOIN-TV Channel 6 dium of B.s'w lans.

But the only two marks the con- rVtanr tCancac hart to shoot for Were NEW YORK (UP)-If you Care 3 Reeee Cleaao. Irma Breaka ear Mane bis own week-old American record to loofc beyond the nearing heavyweight title bout between Rocky Marclano and Ezzard Charlei you nf oi a and. of course. Rocar relral Thtr Hbnd Antra buaae x- ror Rranr Sale Ja Fromnn Mcfene xU-OuU Bu-rlot Bannister's tantalizing 3:59.4. A aV will notice today that Rocky' next rival In event of victory will be Vakrle All the elements appeared ngru fnr Rnnt tn either eaual or better Tlnl'l Hr Thrtr Break Rink ATI KOAT Plttere Clock either Tommy (Hurricane) Jack son or Nino (not so little) Valdes HntArrt KPTV Channel 27 This became as clear as the old mill stream when these two belting the British pre-med student's "impossible" clocking.

The Compton track is one of the world's fastest. Two good milers have agrwd to set a red-hot early pace. And fweden's fireman Ingvar Ericsson was on YOU BUY Auto Insurance behemoths were signed for a July 21 elimination which will Just give the survivor time to prep for a Marclano engagement. All of which is predicated, of course, on the 1 CaOSBH CUnie Time grift-name Watch 4 Japlter Ranter BrM-Kuncrmaa i UK oi. KUf I tlhtl.

Albert UUtf iiiu Hr. liiKMtlt rarade HiM Tfiu Raeelia llitKt-Tlieete 1 Owl SATURDAY IHtWMtpece Cadet lOMS-KlllikT Wiaarel l.U-8clene World Spit. Afnren 1 lljahnh Htery JhMMionndateffe (W In. eanttuia hand to supply some serious competition. Kantpp srf an American record Rock upholding his 3 to 1 favor of 4:02.4 last year at Complon, when he finished witn a lernuc half-mile kick of 1:56.9.

This year Rnnhnm nf Whittier and KVAL-TV Channel 13 Klde itism against Charles on June n. It may be" said right now that neither of the potential challengers figures to perform 1 the feat if Ezzard is unable but the price Is right And botii Jackson and Valdes are big enough to be built up into a Marty Montgomery of the University of Southern California hate COMPARE All-Stare's Rotes Before you spend another dollar on auto insurance, get all the facts about All-state. WILLIAM H. REEDY 2E0 E. Bridjajwir Phono Quotations without obligation Pelooka Hr.

PITbeM Parade rniour pm -C of gpta. Idlimr A Note SATURDAY I'M Bans planned to sprint the first three laps in three minutes flat Recirlpc Santw. the invitational than WHO'S ON SECOND base gets a little crowded in third inning of Braves-Dodger game at Milwaukee. Junior Gilliam, Dodger second baseman hit to Bob Buhl, Braves pitcher. BiHy Cox, on second, took off for third but was trapped by BuhL Cox went back to second to find it occupied by Gilliam.

Umpire Jackowski calls Cox out at Umpire Lee Batlanfant come over from first Roy Smalley (30), shortstop, is at left Ed Mathews (3) watches Pointing at right is Danny O'ConneH. Brooklyn won, 2-0. KEX-1190 KC-ABC has scheduled one of the finest 440- threat, if only on paper. Jackson, PM ta. Mtg.

yard dash fields of the season with SC's Jim Lea, W. J. Mashburn and George Rhoden, the Olympic the quickest arrival since 1 iree-loadlng was invented, stands 6 feet, 2 inches and weighs 191 pounds. Valdes, the only Cuban known who can be seen while the championship proper at the Oaale. Harriet a au-Power Matt SATURDAY paroi Hoar 7 OS-Keen Time PRIBAr PM Nttrn rikelta Vartdareeck StW-MoCartnjf Hr.

Fa Tal Kanccr Walk A mar, 30-Uld DWM Kd. a.lS-Home Dana, School Petrel IltftO-Featlrel I Hear Blory iJaltusrol Golf Club. Avila Could Be Prexy a if ul iif inn standing in the middle of a field of sugar cane, is 6 feet, 3 inches and scales 210 pounds. A total of 1,937 entries, including exempt players, was accepted, making the highest total ever. The Beaver Bosses to Go on Talent Search PORTLAND (UP) not KOIN-970 KC-CBS Nino, or "Little One," taDDed thusly by a fond if slightly nearsighted mother, figures to take NEW YORK (UP) You may be rut ioi going to sit back and stay in the cellar." previous high was 1,638 entries in 1952.

Sixty-five, additional 1954 entries were declined, mostly because they arrived late at association headquarters. Ben Hogan, the defending titlist. the best shot at Marclano. He long has been the heavyweight cham BUILDING MATERIALS Nothing Down Up lo 36 'Months To Pay On Approved Credit For Your Remodeling, Additions, and Your Building Needs SEE US FIRST CORVALLIS LUMBER CO. Ph.

3-5713 RETAIL DEPT. 625 S. 3rd Pralanl ToB Dorttf 8pta. rank Those were the words today of pion of Cuba, and not only because who will seek to become the first Bill Garbarino, general manager of the Portland Beavers, who returned late yesterday from a two far Mtatr looking at the new president of Mexico every time you watch' Bobby Avila of Cleveland rap out! a base hit -I Avila, Cleveland's Mexican-born second baseman, is leading both leagues today with a lofty .392 per-! A mere eight points, he says, will .1 Maf. Il.

O. Ivla ll Miclrod Jtila- Firn Facta att'baia liM-Ntvtpaprr Bamnrft MW Reeoral Koaw Bcborr USA dtds-Art Klrkkaa Akaaa? five-timff winner in history, heads FEtDAT-PM Kasa Th.m.l Ernie it'ia-Palah Kttn tipotlil i-tKt-fnti VYatrh Mix tail at Alharu Saaw fluk Moll SATURDAY fitto-Want. Rlart VKOI! klock VIS-Nawt Gaul Navi Hollywood lljr Haapital L. Draka day visit to Vancouver, B.C. where the1' list of 33 exempt it is a country which specialized in flyweights and Jockeys.

On his current invasion in search of dollars to convert into pesos, Valdes has won eight in a row. These eight may not have been crowding the portals to boxing's hall of fame, but some of them he talked to Beaver Owner George Wakaly Nil Wakaly baatara Final Sclly other former champions who do not need to qualify are Billy Burke, Julius Boros, Charles Evans Johnny Farrell, Lawson Little, Lloyd Mangrum, Tony Manero, Morgan. "Norgan is greatly concerned about the club," Garbarino said. We all thought we had a better KV'IL-790 KC-MBS PRES-lnaOGS- Cary Middlecoff, Byron Nelson, team than current standings indicate." were serious and formidable opponents. He was treated rather suspiciously at first, but Nino has proved he can hit with the best of Mar.

(W-Nawa Sam Parks, Gene Sarazen, Craig Wood and Lew Wofsham, Evans is FM 101 7 II OA OrfKaeard II SATURDAY 11 Garbarino said that he and Bea IS-A II start the only amateur fat the group. 00-Nara them and take it, too. ver vice president Andy. Cook would head east after next week's 18 The Clean Fuel For Furnace Fireplace Heating Stoves put him. in the running for the highest honor his native land can bestow.

"If I ever hit .400," grins the swarthy Indian second sacker, "I'd be able to run for president of Mexicot" 1 There is some question as to whether the 27-year-old, curly-haired Avila ever would be elected, but there is no question that he is one of the chief reasons that Cleveland was atop Qie American League standings today. 1 1-Breaad iSt-Nawa The best 20 scores and ties' for 20th in the 1953 open event also P. Hemtlirwif 1 He will have to egainst Jackson, 22-year-old perpetual motion Seattle series in search of player Naark Uam IK help. are exempt 1 iilO-KUKi Barton machine who has confused the boxing world by doing everything rMT PM Kr(ar Cam Pinklaf Hara i'ouatcmpy Baud t-W-Mclair Hrarl Hardy Lawla Nrwa Blaekle figM Id-Mail S.iUMIpta. Kairi fkircnada Kid alia IXo-Lombard a ta Bkkl Wkalan Tina Dtaea Parly Star wrong but right.

Jackson, the only Ta Vala Off tW-TBA iBO-Hymn 2 Bart Drill Teams to March In June Rose Parade oa-firn. Maraa tH.VPorek Palter 4 known gladiator with a double up-percut, usually loses those he is supposed to win and wins those be is supposed to lose. 162 Golfers lo Play In National Open NEW YORK (UP)-A field of 162 4 Available ot Fivt Convenient1 Location! MODERN FREEZE Walfi RICHFIELD STATIC N. Ninth St. 3rd Monroe BEN'S FOOD MARKET STANDARD ST ATI CM Philomath Road Kings Rd.

ot Mr SMITH SERVICE STATION Philomath He came into prominence by KGW-620 KC-NBC FM 1W.S knocking out Rex Layne, not too spectacular a performance considering that everybody was doing the same. But he added to his Mtg. m-M, TaTler Farm composed of 129 sectional qualifiers and 33 exempt players, will compete in the National Open Murton, Richard Reiley; James Silva, Duane Spriggs, fruce and Gus Supe. The ROTC team is composed of George Barr, Stuart Beals, James Christianson, Donald Davis, Lyle Defrees, Arthur Keith, and Clyde Sedgwick. I.VRaadho The combined forces of the Ore-gen State air force and army ROTC drill teams will march in the Portland Rose Festival parade June; 12.

Members of the AFROTC team are Daryl Altaian, Robert E. Brown, Ron Culver, James David-Soti, Ray Could, Fred Heitzhausen, Richard Holliday, Carl Holmquist, Everett Jones, Jack Moon, Dana prestige by winning from Clarence Henry and they offered him to Dan Bucceroni. IS-Dulcb Manle 7 Weat Kite OleOpry Ball se-Tha Csrral 10:1 J-Vet Neva lliM-Netre UiU-EtemalUU FRtY TU MrCarlhr Hrf. llUavaik. Mrla Dralar UarU ftilbMaa'f Family Khora Hlnatr WBob llopa Puff Fleece Maaaa eaacU SATURDAY Room ts4-K.

Manalnf Mvllinl Bkl.t. tournament at Springfield, N.J., June 17-19, the U.S. Golf Association announced today. Qualifying rounds will be held at 32 locations next Monday, One out of every 15 competitors in sectional Parle CHRISTENSON FUEL CO. The Philadelphia butcher boy Record Room was waiting for a promised $100,000 Hall Phone 3-7393 A total of 55,700,000 turkeys were raised in the United States in 1953.

Wllllama shot at Marciano. He decided to pick up $10,000 during the inter-: qualifying rounds will qualify for 30- Pcc-Wca King ude and Jackson, a 4 to under KRUL-1340 KC dog, stopped him in six heats. Jackson then went against Jimmy Slade, a cutie, and the "Hurricane" was a baffled zephyr as he FRIDAY PM A. ta Record 4ilWH.rlt.ft Final NfWl llirifl Klar IATTJRDAY Newe Farm Bird porta Silver. Clack Rabbit Fer Children Remee lost the decision.

It didn stop It Party Rande Nwa Leafae Tlaia Today te Recerd l.ev-Ncna. Rprta Day Wkt Ed Bean jj' Stat WiV 'rrowr ni nnoan him, however, as he bounced back to knock out tough Charley Norkus Vt ftffZLm in five rounds. CONTINUING OUR GREATEST SCHOOL ENDING Edlliaa Flaahca France Henri star Tm Band KOAC-550 KC Campus Store Only! Campus Storo Only! Pally Berg Holds Eight Stroke Lead Mt-Moditaliane SATURDAY Hr Coaapeacr 4 FRIDAY PM taBllfl. Maile Hear Iaiai Rcpert Lettara 1 Maala Wenten HOT SPRINGS, Va. (UP)- 'an Tlai Vela lieS-C'liUn.

Tbtr, Tourney veteran Patty Berg of Minneapolis. held an 8- point lead today as the second an on the second half to give him- the VosSern Open Moves pace-setting three-under-par 68. nual Triangle Round Robin golf tournament entered the second round. One stroke behind were Pete Fleming of St. Andrews, 111.: Jack In second place in the $7,500 Burke of Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., tournament, where medal scores Inf 2nd Day of Ciiilifying Play and Robert Duden of Portland, Ore.

are matched against players in the same foursome, were former open; The low amateur was Allen of Cincinnati, who carded a champion Louise Suggs of Atlanta, one-under-par 70. He tied Walter and British amateur champion Marlene Stewart of Fonthill, Ont, each with 13 points. Burkemo, National Open champion CINCINNATI (UP)-The field of 136 pros and amateurs, led by Dave Douglas of Grossinger, N.Y., play the second 18-hole round in Mrs. Jackie Fung, former ama from Detroit; Smiley Quick of Los Angeles: Art Wall of Po- ft Je- r-tJ! JhPaRvT' FV r- AWj Id 'W I k. 'J iaeOlL 7T I km 'X a I anaanaae ,1 i the $15,000 Western Open golficono Manor, Bob Rosburg of tournament today with the hope of; San Francisco: Leo Biagetti of teur champion from Hawaii, and Betty McKinnon of Texas, were tied at 9 points.

Mrs. Babe Zaharlas, the tourney choice, was down the list at 3 points. Sandusky, Ohio, and Roberto De being in the low 60 to finish the four-day event The Gnwsimger pro who won the Houston, Open three months Vlcenzo of Argentina. The first day's intermittent rain and high winds hampered defend- ego one-putted eight greens andiing champion E. J.

(Dutch) Harri The Sfandinas diiwq wree on tne oac nine son. ne carded an eight-over-par Thursday for a three-under-par 33! him haIfwav hftrV in the field. The low 60 at the end of today's i 18 holes will go on for another two MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS By UNITED PRESS American League W. L. Pet GB OUR ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED SUITS TOPCOATS SPORT COATS SHIRTS SLACKS SHOES PAJAMAS SOX BELTS RAINCOATS GABARDINE JACKETS BILL FOLDS SWIM TRUNKS EVERYTHING days, with the medal winner tak JEWELRY CUF LINKS ASC0TS TIE IARS GIFT SETS Reg I 50 New 1.23 Reg.

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Pet. Jablonski. St. 45 190 27 72 .379 Thursday's Results New York 2 Cleveland 1 Chicago 9 Boston 6 Philadelphia 6 Baltimore 2, night Washington 4 Detroit 3. night Friday' Probable Pitcher So smooth it leaves you breathless Musial, St.

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