The Spokesman-Review from Spokane, Washington • 11

TT TE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW July 17, 104R. 11 Porky Oliver Takes Lead in Northwest Open With 67; Bud Ward Has 70 U. S. Women's Olympic Diving Team Three Spokane Women Named on All-Western Bowl Teams FINE CAPTURES PITA CLASS A DODGERS RALLY FOR NEW PILOT OCKIE ELIASON 1 IS 2D WITH 68 Come From Behind to Rout Blackwell for Shotton IIIITIONAL 'team. was an unanimotia (This writer once howled as her partner in a mixed doubles tourney lin Los Angeles.) She averaged a spectacular 2(6 for 69 league nut has won many South' ern Celan' nin tou rnaments.

Li Pere. on the seeond tarn, avleraged 1St in AO games, and amazed bowling fans with eight 1600 series in three days of league. ft, ..4,2 0, 4' s. ,..,...3 .....7 4. t.

.1 ''i, 1,, 7.,..,. ill' 1,,, 1 4 T4''. .1 4 a. 1, 4 l' ,,,,4 IV 10J 1 'x'1, ,) fro4-4 1, 9k tt '''''14' 4t ilo 1-, i 004 I' l''''''' .,,) :4 'le) -''''i "fte4, 0 I kt 4 "Babe' Penowich. Tacoma's terrific howler.

averaged 177 in her league games, and won the all-events crown in the Northwest Vv'ornen's Bowling association tourney, anri also took the Seattle ideal recreation's womens classic. Rosemary Ca Ilam was Washington state champion in the all-events, and a member of the city and Inland Empire championship teams. Mary Jarvis packed a high 173 average in league play, and was always high in the money in Pry intirritimcnt. By D. M.

1 The current issue of "300," Wet-Pm Bowlers magazine, carries the; all-western vvomen's bowling selected by 11 newspaper writersi and members of the staff of the magazine, and two Spokane Rosemary Ca Ilam and Mary Jarvisl are on the all-star teams, with Lillian Jarvis getting honorahlel mention, I This writer, representing The! Spokesman-Review, picked he two Jarvis girls and Miss Want, haying watched the trio on many nights of howling. The other memhers of the teams were harder to pick from here, because all butr a few were unknown to the writer. 'rho first team is composed NI Phyllis Vogel. Dorothy Alice Mink and Laverne Thomp-: son, all of Los Angeles, anri Knabenshuh, San ITanCiSM The first team alternate was Rowenal Nichols, San Francisco. The second leant saW Penowlch, Tacoma, as captain.

withl Merle Mathews and Leona Los Angeles; Lit Pierre, San Diego, and Rosemary Callain, Spokane. rounding nut the lineup. The riller-1 nate on the squad is Kay Los Angeles. Honorable Mention Mary Jarvis, Spokane, had Peggy' Ilaynes Dee Todd and Kay all of Los Angeles. and Flo Day, San Diego, as teammates on the third team.

Judy Slottei Salt Lake City was the alternate. Lillian Jarvis and Erica Mains-. worth, Seattle, were among the 15 girls picked for honorable men lion, Phyllis Vogel, captain of the first Won. Lost. Pct.

Boston 4g 31 Pittsburgh 40 314 .526 St. Louis 40 37 .519 Brooklyn 37 37 .409 New Vork Si 3 .493 Cincinnati 37 42 .468 Philadelphia 37 43 .463 Chicago 33 45 .423 New Void( at Pittshurgh. rain. CINCINNATI, July 16. Brooklyn Dodgers marked the return of Burt Shotton as manager today by routing Ewell Blackwell and the Cincinnati Reds, 4 to 2.

piloted the Dodgers to the pennant, last year. arrived 45 minute. before game time to take over the helm from Leo Durocher. Blackwell held the Dodgers to one hit for six Innings but they reached him for a run in the seventh and drove him to cover in the eighth when they scored three times to win. BROOKLYN, I CINCINNATI.

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it 3 0 0 3 0 1 0 4 0 0 41Adanic2h 3 1 1 1 Hmnsid.rt 3 2 2 Oillatton.3b 4 1 1 7 Shubajf 3 0 0 3 to ReiseL.cf 2 0 0 0 1.nwnlier.rt 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 OlSriniltr.lb 3 0 0 0 Edwrds.3b 4 0 1 3 Kluszowski 1 0 0 0 earonnism 4 0 0 0 Stallcup.so 3 0 0 A Ilodges.lb 2 0 0 1 Larnonno.o 3 0 2 0 Rockley 1 1 1 01111orkwrIL0 3 0 0 1 MikIA2b 0 0 0 3iGkunhertr0 0 0 0 0 Itattomp 2 0 0 2 Whitman 1 1 1 0 mioneLa 0000 Pallca.p 0 0 0 0 $u1IiIN Ray Weston Shoots 71, Moe 72, Henderson 73 SEATTLE, July 16. ()Ed Oliver of the host Inglewood club scorched his home course with a 67 today to set the early pace in the first round of the Northwest Open golf tournament. Hard on hls 11PCIN were Ockie Eliason of Tacoma with a 68 and Al Zimmerman. Portlandthe Washington slate open titlist with a 69. Oliver finished sIx under Ingle-wood's par 73 with 34-33.

Eliason knocked five strokes off the back nine's par with a 31. Amateur Bud Ward of Spokane, the defending titlist, missed half a dozen close, putts but came in with a 70. Mengert Has 75 Scores of the leaders (x denotes amateur): Porky Oliver, Seattle, 34-33-67; fickle Ellason, Tacoma, 37-31-68; Al Zimmerman, Portland, 34-35-- 69: Frank Newell, Tacoma, 36-34 70; (x) Bud I.Vard, Spokane, 36- 34-70; Ray Weston, Spokane. 39- 32-71; Stan Leonard, Vancouver, B. C.

37-34-71; Roy Moe, Spo- kane, 37-35 72; Ken Tucker. Ever' pa, 35-38-73; Babe Henderson, Spokane, 39-34--73; Ray Honsherger, Hood River, 37-36-73; Joe Greer, Portland, 37-36-73. Other scores included: try Cornell, Spokane, 74; (x) Tom Marlowe, Portland, 75; (x) Al Mengert, Spokane, 75; (x) harry Givan, Seattle, 75; Ken Fields, Yakima, 76; Emery Zimmerman, Portland, 78; Larry Lamherger, Portland, 78; (x) Glenn Sheriff, Seattle, 79; (x) Russell Pratt, Spo- kane, 79; Carl Ilaymond, Tacoma, 79: Gene May Spokane, 77; Bud Hofmeister. Clarkston, 77; Joe Durgan, Clarkston, 77: John Rudy, Tacoma, 78; Neil Christian, Spokane, 81: V. V.

Burks, Yakima, 81. Three pairswith a Spokane man teaming with a Seattle golfer in each casemarked up 658 'Dintsrt. at Inglewood to tie in the pro-amateur golf tourney which peceded yesterday's play. Ward and pro Bob Pinnell posted one of the eight-under-par round. The others were carded by Henderson, Spokane professional, and Frank Warner of Seattle, and the team of amateur Mengert, Spokane, and Jim O'Hearn.

The professionals received $36 each in the split purse. UK QUARTERS riT! I I (11 Four members of the United States women's Draves, Los Angeles; Pat Elsener, San Fran-Olympic diving team (top) stand on deck of cisco; Juno Stover, Pasadena, and Zoe Ann liner America here before sailing for Olympic Olsen, Oakland. They rate a strong chance to games in England. Left to right are: Victoria sweep events. (AP wirephoto.) s- i ih 1111 15 gas LING sizT2 HEAT EA It OUgt 71171 purist BROWN, LARNED FANS, ATHLETICS BOW IN UPSETS JUMP ON FELLER SEATTLE'S CITY QUEEN CAPTURES STATE TITLE SEATTLE, July 16.

J. R. West, Seattle city champion, gathered in the state title as well today by defeating Mrs. A. B.

Staley. fellow townswoman, 6 and 5 in the finals of the Washington state women's golf tournament. Mrs. E. L.

Sorenson of Vancouver, 1947 slate champion, won the finals of the first flight, defeating Mrs. R. Bello of Seattle, 3 and 2. A's Rout Ex-Cleveland Ace in First, Win 10 to 5 i'California Gunner Wins in I Shoot-Off With Walla Wallan SALEM, Or July 18. (P) 0.

E. Fine, La Grange, won the class A championship of the Grand Pacific International trapshoot here Friday. But Stan Brock, Walla Walla, forced Fine into a shoot-off that lasted almost until dark. Fine, Brock and Dr. R.

D. Hoard of Los Angeles were in a three-way lie at 198 at the end of the regulation shooting at 200 targets. Heard dropped out of the shoot-off at the end of 25 extra birds. The final result of the shoot-off was 175 for Finea perfect score and 174 for Brock. Brock missed the seventh bird in the last 25 he shot at During the regulation shooting and the shoot-off, Fine scored It sensational mark of breaking 233 straight birds.

Brock Was almost as good, banging 228 straight. 1 The other clast champions chosen today were: BE. J. Dearing. Portland; CHarry Elden, Central Point, Nebergal, Albany, Ore.

'rhe four-day shooting event ends Sunday night. Today's leading scorers: Chum A 195-0, Sine. IA Granite. Cailf. tan Renck.

Walls Walla, Dr, R. D. Hrterd. Lns Angeles. 1 in shoot-off.

Fine bad 175. Brock 174. Snarl 24. 8. Henry.

Tel A neelet: 'FAH Cnti Snli. Tacoma: Clarence Townsend, Salem: It. McCrady, Port Aneeles. WISP. 1q01-ArtinM Bleeper.

Seattle; Burt rellminster. Livineston, I 05C, Illitibt a nd, Salem: GeOrge Blum, Tillamook. uaway Band. OM; JIM 'rule Lake, Orrin Bailer, EUgene. Ore.

193Ray tovdail. Sacramentnt Cal Rey, rusene. R. W. Bottom, Quincy.

W. It, Maher. NOM. city. Ore.

1112Victor Greathouse. Mnunt Vernon. F. Wirth, St, Albans. N.

Y. Clams 197E. J. Dearing. Portland.

I96W. Schwebauer. Eugene. Ore C. E.

Ryan, Bel fair. John W. Shag. Portland. 195II.

Hanson. H. Nederniver. Medford. (lir, Balmier.

L. W. Oltie, Seattle: John Werline. Bide nendenCe. Ore 194C7 L.

nratitil Pars. Ore Farmer. MeMionvtlie, W. M. Pearce.

Wilminginn, A. Barka. Caatie Rock. Wash Odle StineleY. Castle Rock.

R. Beall, Vancouver, Wash, 193G. Rigging, Sacramento. Walter Hartwlek. Mount Vernon, Skeeter'.

Prone 01 Levi Taylor, Port AntPiNt. I 92Charlem Biggins. Salt Lake CRY. Utah, L. E.

Watkins, Levine Beach, Charles Conn, Mount Vernon. Arch Amadon. Loneview. Ed Graham, Cnos Bay, Ore II. B.

Carlisle. Salt Lake City: Paul Barber, Seattle: Ted Welty, Salem: Ted I M. Farrell. LilenaburO. Il Tilla mook, L.

Figher, Nettie City. Call J. Maschetti, Dick Brown. Hubbard, Ore. 191L, S.

Jordan. Oregon Cltr Victnr Pie kema n. Craigmont, Idaho: Lea Perk. Mount Vernon. O.

B. Milligan. Sweet lionte. Jack Reddy. Pnrt Angelel.

Jimmy Walah. Wartato. Wash. 190W. J.

Stone, Sacramento. Art Brown. Medford. William. Bailey.

Pawn. Gordon Miller. Eueene, G. P. Ryan', Albany.

D. Girard, In- I denendence. R. if Boll. Port Angeles, Cawker, Burns.

N. R. Gilbert, Bend, J. Cigna vich, Newport. L.

L. Johnenn. Provo, Utah. Class 194C. Cl.

Jenntngs, Ras Sorenson. Lake Tahoe. Harry Elden. trml Point. J.

L. Tucker. Coulee OM ISingh. I In shont-nft. Elden wnn with 24.

Jennings and Tucker 23 each. Sormumn 19, 193A PASMUSISCIP. Provo, Utah; Robs erg Gondring, Celt. 192Bill Davis. Klamath Fails, W.

C. Greer. Meanly rock, H. C. Robertson.

Amity. Ore. 19IHarry Lewis. Oltempla. inhn Robertson, Merced.

Calif A. McKee. Amity, Ora: C. E. Forsberg.

Longview, Walk. I 90.I. C. Vandevert, Bend, Z. G.

Winstanley. Eugene, Jim Bird, Salem. Class I 190-0 Nebergal. Athens. Ore.

1 Glaser. Tangent. Ralph Kellneg. Longview, Wash. I a vv.

Gregor. Chehallg. 185V. A. Rodalowski.

Salem. SAC OFFICIALS BURY HATCHET '1111 QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABLE FUEL Totals 30 4 5 191 Totala 28 27 15 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0-4 Cincinnati 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 ENone. RillEdwards. Whitman. Her-mensal.

213Whinnan. 1111 ilermanaki. Hallam 8Reiser. Ree5te, Adams. DPRobinson-Reese-Hod 42 Iklikele-ReeseRobinson 21.

LeftBrooklyn 3. Cincinnati 4. BBBatten 2. Minner 2. Blackwell 1.

SOHatten 2. Blackwell 4, flumbert 2, HO-- Mitten 7 In 7 inninge: Minner 0 In 1 Pahra 0 In 8. Blackwell 4 in 7: Cumhert I In 2 Hit-2111arkwell I Hermanakh, WP flatten 2. rlumbert 1. WildMitten 2, Clurn bert 1.

WPHallen LPBlackwell. Time-- 153. Atiendance-4411. AMERICAN Won. Lost.

Pet. 47 29 .618 49 590 45 33 .377 42 33 .543 39 40 .494 Cleveland Philadelphia New York Boston Detroit hia HAWAIIANSVIN ON LATE HOMER FRIESTE I CIJEMC01 SPOK AWES 2101 sitzt. NROADWAil DIPARTAINT NEAT STORE OF FUEL tAoluArm LOS.ANGET.E.S. July 16. (4') Two feuding officiats of the Sacramento Baseball rlub kissed and made upin publicand with the blessing of the Pacific Coast league director's set about today achieving order out of near chaos and a fire ravaged ball park.

At the end of an emergency meeting of the league directors. this had transpired late today: Owner Oscar Salenger and business manager Yubi Separovich shook hands and promised to work together for the best interests of the franchise and the remainder of the 160-odd stockholders. Prospective buyers of Salenger's controlling block of stock will be given 25 days to qualify, and if the move collapses, Salenger will take steps toward rebuilding the hall park which burned down four days ago. Top-Seeded Stars Lose in National Clay Courts CHICAGO, July 16. (P)Tom Brown of San Francisco and Gardner Lamed of Chicago, seeded No.

1 and 4, were upset today in the quarter-finals of I he National Clay Courts tennis championships. Brown was defeated by Sam Match of San Francisco in a four set duel, 6-1, 2-6, 7-5, 6-4. Match was off to a perfect start by downing the former Wimbledon finalist 6-1 without a single dedece game. Brown rallied going into the second set. Winning four straight games, Brown seemed to be back in the running during the third set.

But Match squared i 5--5 and took the next two, finishing with a love game and the set. Both alternated in the last set, hut Brown forced a 4-4 deadlock before Match again won two in a row. He took the last one on a love count against Brown's service. Lamed was dropped by sixth-seeded Clarence Carter of San Francisco, 5-7, 5--7, 6-4. 6-2, 6-1.

in a three hour marathon. One upset marked women's play when Magda Rurac of Bucharest. Romania. defeated third-seeded Marta Barnett of Miami, in the quarterfinals. She trounced the American 6-1, 4-6, 6--0.

11 Muriel CIGARS 'Washington 85 43 .449 St. Louis 29 49 .397 Chicago 24 50 .324 PHILADELPHIA, July IR (p) Bob Feller, booed in his first start since declining to play in the all-star game, lasted only a third of an inning tonight as the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians, 10 to 5. Lefty Lou Brissie gave up nine hits, including Ken Keltner's 22d homer with two on, in winning his ninth game of the season. A single by Mlle Clark and Lou Boudreau's double gave the Indians a one-run jump on Brissie in the first inning, but in their own half the Athletics cracked Feller for five hits, including a double by Eddie Joost and three runs before Bob Muni-reit' was called in. CLEVELAND PHILADELPHIA r.

C. Al r. mrhvII.11 4 0 I 1 1 2 3 4 0 1 4 2 1 0 nark.rr 4 2 2 0 11 3 3 4 0 Muramoto Clout in Ninth Nips Trotters, 10 to 8 Jun Maramoto smashed a home run over the right field wall in the last of the ninth with "Russian" Cabral aboard to give the Hawaiian All-Stars a 10-to-8 victory over the Harlem Globetrotters at Ferris field last night after Zell Miles, the Trotters' right fielder, had knotted the score with a poke in the same place in the top of the last stanza. Miles' hefty smash cleared the right field wall at the 350-foot marker as the Globetrotters were two runs down with two men out in the ninth. In almost the exact situation in the last of the final canto.

Mar-mob came up with the last poke that also cleared the fence near the foul line. PAIGE EARNS STARTING ROLE WITH CLEVELAND PHILADELPHIA, July 16. Satchel Paige, Negro -hurler recently signed by the Cleveland Indians, looked so good in his three relief appearances he will start against Washington Sunday, Tribe 9 9111991A i'Pr Lou Boudreau -said today. manager 1,011 DoUnreull Luttny. BRAVES WIN WILD ONE CHICAGO, July 16.

Boston Braves loy defeated the Chicago Cubs. 12 to 10. for their sixth straight victory a nd their Ilth in 12 games against the Bruins this season. BOSTON. CHICAGO.

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4 2 5' 3 3 3 211A'aiker 1 2 3 0 4IMeyer.a (I 0 11 Thektord.p 0 0 0 01Dobernic.p 0 0 01 Berretta 0 r) 0 01Borowy.a 0 0 0 Shoun.p I 1 1 01McCaltp 2 0 0 Hain I. 0 0 0' Lede.a 1 0 1 1 0 0 01 Lowtey 1 0 0 36 12 12 111 Totals 42 1 15 14 Roston 0-6 3 0-0 0 Chicago 6 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-10 --EElltoTt. Smalley, Ryan. RBI-1Atattkus. Ratko 2.

Jeffcoat, Sche Hine 4, Smalley 2, Sloan, Holmes 3, Dark 2, Torgeson 3. Mast TBDark, Shout Holmes. Torgeson. Waltkits, Ratko, Nicholson, Jeftcoat HRTorgeson, Palk Scher Ong, Masi. SRJeffcoat.

shout). Hogue. F. McCormick. Moser.

Da Fetko-Schene-Waltkus. D.k-Ryan-F. McCormick, LeftBoston P. Crocago S. BB Meyer 1.

Dobernic 1. anrovry 2. McCell 2. Lade 3, Bickford 1. Barrett 1.

SOMeyer 1, Lade I. ShoUn 4. HORUe 5. HOBickford. 3 in no Innings (pitched to 4 batters Bar.

1 N.D. 2 In 241: Shout). 1 in 111,: Hogue, 3 in 5: Meyer. 5 In 114; DobernIck, 2 in 0 pitched to 3 batters); nrwowY 2 In Mc-call, 2 In 32S: Lade, 1 In WFHoguo. LPMcCall.

Time-242. DUSKY CHANCE 1 TAKES FEATURE "Old Satch really has it," said Boudreau. He has looked good in his appearances as a relief pitcher for us. and he looked terrific in our exhibition game with he Dodgers." PERFECTO 2 for 25e LONGFELLOWS So BABIES So So MildSo Enjoyable and at popular prices i al Jesse Williams, he Trotters' 3 olclassy shortstop who contributed 2 0 a of the sparkling fielding plays 0 2 of the game, suffered a possible fractured I 2 fractur-, leg when he apparently tripped over first base yitile. sl7 two Of the sparkling fielding plays of the game, suffered a possible fractured leg when he apparently tripped over first base while Hollywood Park 4 1 3 2 Fain.lb 4 2 tiordon.2b 4 1 I 10 Malesk1.30 1 KrItner.3b 4 1 2 21Valo.rf 4 I Results July III 0 0 2 0 CLEAR ART) EAST Brclino.lb 4 0 0 4 0 EIRSTPursa $2500 claiming, 3yeat011egan.c 1 0 0 0 Brissie.p 3 0 olds.

6 furlongs. Tipion.e 2 0 0 I)! Son of Aran. 116. filliter 23.00 24.00 14.101P'11",0 0 0 0 0, First Pass. 115.

1, 18,70 11.7n 2 0 0 0 Cookie Baby. 106, 1 Catansarn 9.00 6Kliertlitn.P 0 0 0 0, I Time. 1:11 4 5. Una Balla. Tore or ad Joe.

Tucker 1 0 0 0 0 Bark a Antelone. Kebab, Vino Wire MUlliC. (1 01 1 ol I 5 4 i 4 1 1 10 I KrItner.313 4 2 2 21Valo.rf 4 I Rhin.Nr1.11-1 0 0 0 0 2 a Brc000.10 4 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 Bri ssicp 2 0 I Tipton.0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 SEATILE. July 16. UMDusky' Chance, owned by C.

J. Sebastian, of Seattle, won the feature at Longacres track tociav with a time i of 1:10.8 for the six turlongs. The horse paid $4.10, $2.90 and $2.60. Ronrico, owned by Mrs. John P.

Ayres of San Mateo, was SPeond, paying $4.50 and $3.60. Big Drive, owned by J. M. Carmody of Wenatchee was third and paid $9. Thirty-tour hundred fans $116,590 on thp day's program.

Peter M. Jacoy W. 403 Sprague Longacres Results for July 16 CLEAR AND FAST FIRATPutse 5900. 4-year-olds and UP, maidens, claiming, one mile. I Bract.

115, Richardson 4.50 3,40 2.80 Beau Pat, 118. Taylor 4.00 3 50 First Child, 108, Shaw 3.70 Dale Pap. Omen Johnny, Lula Red. ROttlan Flower. Sturia's Lad, Mr Miss Reliance Also ran.

SECONDPurse 900, 3-yeaboicia and up, claiming, six furlongs. Jahl. Lady. 115, Mirka. 20.10 5 80 4,10 Dolly Bailey.

112. Robinson 2,80 2 50 Norbien. 120, Fads 3,00 4S. Piston Ring. New Saint Punch Bow, Punch Flower.

Gladiators Boyd Dodo. Wise Gal also ran. THIRDPurse SPOO. 3-year-olds and up.1 Os furlongs. Nome, 120.

Gray 10.50 5 30 3.101 Bons 115, Linen 4.40 3,80 I Soboda Star. 120. I017kt. 2,701 Time-113 2 '5, Sunixtme Kailas Miseinlowin. Silver Bobbin, Shuffle MOM Free Exchange.

Hunter's GrPen, Dog Pen also ran. FOURTHPuny 9 0. 3-year-olda and UP. claiming, 1 1 in mileS. I Jabi Lady, 115, Vo iske 2010 5 RO 4,10 Doily Valley.

112. Robinacin 2.80 2 60 Norbien. 120, Eads 3,00 I Flower 5. Pisto Sins New Saint, i Punch Bow, Punch Gladiators Boy, i Wise Gal in ran. 1 3-year-olds and THIRD-Purse 8900, claiming.

aix furlongs. 3 1., I Sliver Mosque, 120. Gray 10.50 5 30 Bona ita, 115, Linen 4.40 2.80 Soboda Star. 3 2120. 5.

Killisa. Nilatin- Voleke Sunteme lowin. Silver Bobbin, Shuttle Along. Free Exchange. Green, Dog Pen also ran.

FOURTH-Putse 8900. 3-year-olda and UP, I claiming, 1 116 mlittR ON TRUST HEADS GOLD CUP FIELD First Honour, Sisoresite also ran SECOND-Purse SL000, claiming, maiden 35 5 10 141 Vitale 36 10 15 a 2 yeersolds. furlong Cjevetand Blue Betty. 111. Cht.tneck? 18.40 le 30 3.70 100004000-- 5 OH-Aelayr.

114. Yuetter 3 40 6 30 Philadilphla 53010100x-10 Dli-Blede. 114, Westrolte 3 80 4.80 8-Bout dteau. Gordon. Keltner.

R81-11. 1:08. Little Joe. Huon Kid. MIMI' Coleman.

Fain 2, Meleski 2. Vali, 2. Sutler, Wiest 'wake. Brossnkin, King Count. wsteli lel Boudreau.

Gordon, Kellner 3. 20--Jorot. 3B First Security. Salty Buhr, le also ral, -R. Coleman.

11R-Keltner. S-Brisste. DH-Dead heat for secrnd Positto, DP-Gordon-Berardino; Keitner-Gordon-Berar THIRD--purse 23000. 3-year- ditm: Goirion-Boudreau-Berardino. Joist-Fain, oils.

1 Isla MOM Joost-Suder-Fein SB-MrCoskey, R. Coleman. Enrhented Isle. 109, Bassett 18 90 8.00 a In Left-Clevelend 6. Philadelphia 7.

BB-Brisglas-Mideet. 120. J. Haycock 6.40 5 nO, ale Muncrief 4. SO-Bligailt fi.

HO-- Air Belle, 110, G. Yeutter 5.90, Feller, 5 in Munrrief. 8 in Time. 1:52 43. IMVPSIrrOW, Broker, Me-1 men.

0 in lie: Black, 2 In 2. LP-Feller. trilimi Rare. Cy Angel. Shy Beau, Gs! Time--2.

25. Counter, Over Sky. Paint, Big Poise also ROSOX ran FOURTH-Purse $3300, cialtniniL 3-year- ON SVA1- olds, 6 furlongs. BOSTON. July 16.

(4'1-The BosDnn't Quote Me 108, Martin 8.40 3 70 3 10 Le Courier, 118, Lewis 13.30 9.10Iton Red Sox made it three in a Moire, 111. T. Williams sNo row over the Detroit Tigers today PassTime. 1:11 25. Gloden Gallant as Joe Dobson chalked up his llth Tonne.

Chayo. Tick Along SIM Firm-Purse SS000. allowanceit. r8 311-year- pitching win by a 5-3 margin. JunrdelF.

8 furlongs. lor Stephens ended the Boston Candy Kane, 103. Morenn 4 40 2 50 2.30, by poling his 18th homer NUISery School. 115. J.

Longden 2 60 2.50 Gold Jig. 111, J. Westrone 3.00 the left-center screen Against flat. ROO Jane, Duke of 1 reilef pitcher Al Benton with none 4 Brum Pitting Prites ate. ign I nhnnrci in ihn alohth 35 5 10 141 Totabi 36 10 15 6 (Jaye Land 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0-- 5 IIdIphtu 5 3 0 1 0 1 0 Ox--10 8Bout drea u.

Gordon. Kelt tier. RhH. Coleman. Fain 2.

Inaleaki 2. Vain 2. Sutler. Boudreau. Gordon, Kenner 3.

2B--Jonat. 3B R. Coleman. 11RKaltner. SBrleate.

DPGordon-Berardino, Keltner-GordomBerarGoidon-Boudreau Berardino, Joist-Fain. SBMcCoakey, R. Coleman LeftCleveland 6. Philadelphia 7. BBBriasie Muncriet 4.

SOBi Wilt 6. HO-- Feller, 5 in Munerlef. 8 In 6.C 'min. 0 in Black, 3 In 2. LPFeller.

up, Pining Prises atao um Inboard in the eighth. attempting to beatout an infield hit in the ninth. One-Armed Hurler He was taken to Deaconess hospital after treatment by city emergency hospital stewards. Boyd Buie. one-armed Trotter pitcher, started for the liarlemites, but was blasted for three hits and one run in the first inning and hit hard in the second canto.

Joe Bankhead. reportedly a brother of Dan Bankhead, the first Negro pitcher ever to reach the major leagues with the Brooklyn Dodgers, finished. A play at third base by Cabral in the second inning gave rise to a rhubarb that delayed the game for 15 minutes. The ail-Stars left the field and were rather abrupt with Umpire George Clink to whom they expressed severe dkapproval. Wheeler scored on the play.

It was the All-Stars fifth win over the Harlemites in 24 games this veer. GL013071110TTERS. ALL-STARS, ab. r. A.

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DUSTY ST. 1.0111S. July 16. St. Louis Cardinals broke out of their hitting slump and st-ioiled the up.lmanagerial debut of Allen (Dusty) Cooke tonight as they walloped the 'Philadelphia Phillips.

8 to 2. Re- pitcher Ted Wilks blanked the Phils for the last four Innings and batted in three runs with a sixth- inning double. Brown Foreat, 115, She kw 27,50 11 60 0 401 PHILADELPHIA I ST. 1X)11151 June Elizabeth, 115. Volake 13.80 8.10 i als.

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8 Grand Lex, 120, Taylor 3.00 i A biz 2 0 0 OlLaPnie.2b 4 1 1 1 urn.c Time-147 3 Walker if 4 0 0 01Marion.ssi 4 1 2 4 5. 3 0 0 liMusial Locksmith. Holly i't 2 2 0 0 Chimes. Barbrark, Cartagold, Lakeview Ace. Ely Nevada, Tarzana.

Ennia.rf 4 0 0 0iLan0.311 3 0 1 1 linas3b 4 0 1 21Slaughtr.if 4 0 2 ill. FIFTH-Puma 8900. and up, i claiming, six furlongs. 1 Miller.as 4 1 1 Jones lb 4 1 0 3 7.00 5.1r) Serninick.c 2 0 1 0 Baker.c 3 1 2 11 cS-Ever. 11.50 1.50 7.20 Bamnr.2b 3 1 2 2iDusak.of 3 2 0 01 Aunt Marion 111.

Merritt 7 90 Simmons.p 2 0 0 lillice.c 0000 15, Prince Orb, King Dom- iMungerp 1 0 0 1 MO. Mr. Fireline, Mims Monoply, Hickory Nut. IMedwick 1 0 0 0 iwilk Flying Flow Mea Fookria also ran. 2 0 1 1 SIXTH-Purse 8900.

3-yeapoid0 and 119, claiming, furlongs. Totabs 25 2 5 1 li Totala 31 8 9 12 Vegas orrisk, 1 Charism. 09 114, Stirs hiron 15.60 7,20 4 -50 i Philadelphia 0200 0 0 0 0 0-2 19.10 1.70 1St. Louis 20100401x-R investigation, 117. Eads 4.00 I g-i-Joncs, MIller, RBI-Mallon.

Musial, 35. Thlriv-Thirty, I seminnik, Lang, Baker. Sleughter, Asul. Smoky Bill, Big Stilnilei I'm SlultRin, Milks 3. 2B-Lang.

Wilks. Verdes Copoer also ran. 1 Baker. S--SImmona. Long.

OPSEVENTH-Purse SPOO. 3-year-olds and sirs. allowances, aix furionge. I INGLEWOOD, July 16. tPiOn.

Trust. Stepfather and Autocrat shaped up as the big three of a skimpy field of nine candidates named today to rare in the 6100,000 Hollywood gold cup tomorrow. Rounding out the role of rhallengers for the top prize of Hollywood's summer meeting were Shannon IL Challenging, Olhaferry, Captain Flagg, Prevaricator and Pay Me. -e r--- 7 1 Cf c. 1 L'.

'T'''' tfi: I' I oty'': 'k Ipk-h' I ''g' 4., i i 17, 5 101 A 1 :1 45 ler-Slater, rion-Jon. LettSt Loain 4. Philadelphia 4. BRSimmons 4. Munger 3.

Wilke I. MM.ni 3 Manger WHO 2 HOMunger. 4 th WI las. I th 4 WP---Munker. Att.I I Mid SIX1.11,P,IISP 25000.

allowances, 214215! 1, ro-i DET1101T. BOSTON. Turrelt, 100, Moreno 4.80 3.70 3 30; al. r. h.

a I ati Lynn, 114. T. w011.ro 12.10 6 5 1 1 alniMag. et 4 now Sweep. 120, M.

Levitt; 7.30 May0.30 4 0 2 niPesky.3b 4 Time-1: 05 flat. Moon 111111h. FIA11011. Ke11.311 3 I 1 ftSprnee.lf 3 setured, General Tranrir Bur air(' ran. 2 0 2 012tephensu 3 SFVENTHPuries 210.000, allowances, 3- Evers.ef 4 0 1 OrDoerr.2b 4 11 1.8 tntlea.

Meninx( 4 0 0 OlGoodm0.25 3 ...,...1.... 1 o5 A rta.Ptt 2.30 4 50 2 To Vir5 1 3 0 0 01 Moaes.rf 4 turionas. Turn. It, 100, 4.80 3.70 3 30! ab. h.

al ---Ab Lynn, 114. T. WI III.m. 12.10 6.70 5 1 tiltMag. et 4 Winner Sweep, 120, M.

Lewla 7.30 Mayo.2b 4 2 niPesky.3b 4 flat. Monn Rush. Epsilon. Ke11.1h 3 1 tiSpenee.lf 3 General Trmisit Bus alsn ran. 2 1 01Stenbens.0 3 AFVFNTHPurlie 510.000, allowances, 3- Evers.et 4 1 OrDoerr.21.

4 1 116 Mullin.re 4 0 3 105. A. Bassett 8.30 4 PO 2.10 Vien.lb 3 0 OINNWS.ri 4 r. h. a 1 1 1 3 1 100 11.3 032 1 1 1 10 Ill 1 0014 Tnn Beini Itenpecker.

Smoke Tree, 110. G. Pederson 10.80 3,20 Campbell 1 0 OlTebbetts.e 3 Drumbeat, 122. O. Webster 2.50 3 1 3 TitneU43 25.

Hunter's Sun. The Web I Berry 0 1 0 01 II al. Ian. I PwItt.e 0 0 0 11 FIGHT11Pum 63500, claiming, 3-year- Ilidellinan 0 0 0 0 OMP. 7 turiengs.

2 0 0 0, tnetory Drive, 122, Lnedn 70 4 70 3.40 Outlaw 0 0 0 01 Filst Pebble. 11 1. .1. Westrorre 6.00 4 in Oienton.p 0 0 0 0, a 'iluitet Time. 113.

II. Trent 5 50 Gvertnie.0 0 0 0 0. 4.5. Milder. Horning, Cold Wertz 1 0 0 11 Brom, Snaray Gannem.

livlsta, Full House, i TrnMil Fleet atm) rim. 3 al. 32 7 14, Totals 11 -Pe Detrolt 200000 A. HIrreliberil entry. Bostnn 0 (1 0 0 1 2 Benton.0 0 0 0 0, llerutole.0 0 0 0 0.

Wertz 1 0 0 11 Totals 32 3 7 14, Totals 11 FP 1 -ort-1---2-0-0-0-6-0 B.St,,n 0 0 0 0 1 2 lifirtly.c 3 0 1 Buie 1 0 0 0 050khdja 3 1 3 11 Dusky Cot Pro 4.10 2.90 2.80 Sionriro. 111, DYr 1 omit 4.50 3 60 Big Drive, 111, Walker omit) 2 00 Tirrie-1i10 415. Sporty Jock, ICIonclik. lever Chatter, King of War. Blue Chord olao ran.

EMRTHPurso 2800. 3-yearnids and Up, claiming. one mile. Bright Scholar. 120.

Dorn 8.20 3.90 3,10 Princes. Fanny, 1 I ni (71 err 7.50 4.20 Glowing Sunset, 110. Rona 4.70 4 5. Bit- Dandy, Pasha's Dream. Para By, Dunkirk, Flyoma, Economist also ran.

MARTIN 2-0-2 SERVICE Totals 39 8 II 111 Totals 41 10 11 11 enobetrotiers 1-1 0 0-3 0 0-1 2 8 All-Stars 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 2-10 5 11 11 BIT-Th' le I 5 wrtBalWasa, iiirota, Wod Murit brat 3, Neeea, illi ma 2. os. Ymeu I. 1 1 1-5 es 13. Mil 2.

2BS. Wheeler. 'Yawl, Cabral. Ewakefleici. 1411Waketisid.

5, Mur8' moto, LeftGlobetrotters 7, All-Stars In. BBCabral 1. Buie I. Bankliead 4. so--- Cabral 9, Bill.

I. Bankbead 5 MOBule, 5 ior 3 r11011111 I inning: Bankhead. 6 for 7 Clink rind Bluebreeht 10 8. BalkCabral. LPBankhend.

II MEIMIEMP1 Mayo. TehhrtIa. Doerr 2, DINIaagin. Stephens. 213Waketleld.

Sell. essay, 119 14--Heatteman, Wennena, Dubson. DPMayo-Lip( n-V co. Let-- Detroit 7, Bostpn. 139--Houtternan 2, Ovrre mire 1, Dobson 4.

SO--linutteman 3, DMann 5. 110--Iinuteman 9 In innings: BenIhn In Overmne 0 In man. paid. DILLINGER ON SPREE Dm 2, stept 213Wakefleld. Bell, DiMagele eesav, 111 St ephens.

SB-1Ipon. 8Heattemah. Mreti DErbscm. Detroit. 7, Bostun.

13BHoutteman 2, Over- 4 '4 "ve'rn" man, Time--17. paid. DILLINGER ON SPREE HAULMS AT MOSES LAKE Hawley 's Trailer softball team will journey to Moses Lake on Sunday to play a doubleheader with two teams from that area. The Moses Lake Lions club will furnish the opposition in the first, tilt. About 12 players will make' the trip.

Doug Dodson is the only appren-1 tiee to ever win the Longacres1 mile, scoring with Brief Moment! in 1939. I 411111111 I Entries for July 17 Min Yea in orfigr nl Imal Itnal lion glitlaT---Purag Pt 000. churning. 4-year-olda and upward. 7 ititIongs.

Early Bird 120 glarval 11 la Coddle 111 118 Bumty Blimp 116 Fes them Fig 3 In a cnod Mac 16 Ratuggegge 116 Bast ux 1181 RECONIIPurse $3000. Maiming. 4-year nitla and upward. 1 1 Ili miles. NI! 1111Mugay 116 Navy Bomber 1 i 61 x-Mantellito 115 FIMPTI 116 Sgeret Flight 116 Tryannasia 116 Bill Bartlem I 18 Indian Road 116 Pot Fun 120 Itnettannd Play Pm 116 Mr, Stewart, 213Wright.

Christman, Seal. Coan, 3BStrwart. SPleretti. Pinney. DP 10, Wile.

Ingten 4. 110-11artiat 7, SOPieretti 4, Harriat Penick 1. HOThereat, in NEW YORK, July 16. (Bob none out to ninth, 2 runs; Panish. 0 in 1,,: Dillinger went on a batting ram- 4.7,do'mr'npi,og 3 pritipnl' page today with a bases-loaded Plemti.

Alt. triple and three singles to spark 5247.. tiolow 4 FLIGHTS DAILY Telephone MAIN 3321 today before (THREE NON-STOPS) DIRECT TO Io-0-Icillrog 1131- I 1 he St. Louis Browns to a 10-4 tri-1 TIIIRDPurse 24000. a Ilowancey.

Mlles. 1 the New York Yankees. 1.1111.1.111.....1111 2-year-olds bred In California. 1 urlonga. 11 1112 over l' nigh 1041 idefiiiiitli 109 i ST LOUIS I NEW 'YORK.

Aga Roby Gee J12iSweet Karen 109 i eh. h. Ai alb r. h. a.

Royal Consort I I it! x-Scemrlirst 104 8 2 4 39trtiwam.2b 4 1 0 2 Snack Bar 1010 Ea rig 1.ism 109 Stevene. I 3 1 1 4 1 0 1 II Ann's Quest 11 12, Priddy.2b 3 0 0 3 Mapes.11 4 0 I 0 FOURTHPuree WOO. Claiming, 4-year- PlaiLlt 2 0 2 3 0 0 0 olds and uowairl, 8 luilonge. Zellia.c.rf 5 0 0 OlMcQunn. lb 3 0 0 1 Airy It) Conejo 1111 le Burning Ginge 1 Madatri Five 107 2 1 0 (O.lolinsil.3b 4 0 2 1 Whatutia Hum 120 inds Whey I 07 2 0 0 Oifoll 0 ar.c 4 1 0 x-Dark Fire 100 4 1 2 1 i Ribbuto.as 4 1 3 2 0 8 4 Flasher 11 21Carar1itra 116 Lund 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 War Moment 1 1 SI NI ri 0 0 0 Oillni unert.9 0 0 0 1 FIFT1IPurse .64 000.

3.y,..r., 4 I 1 lliSrown 1 1 1 0 el-7, li animp ishea.p 0 000 olds, 1 mil'', tI Third Fiddle 1nflia.School Days 104 Gilog1.9 2 3 1 l0 0 0 OiBerra 1010 e-Cast le Oak 100.Deorficid 117 Port Engineer I 1 lClincher 111 Tntili01 36 10 17131 Totals 34 4 A 8 ,2 i Frankly 1111Tioperary 11 120 017--t-TI ill 0-6 1 0 0 5 0 2 11-0 2. Dully 114, New York 0 0 0 0 81 0 0 4 0 4 F1XTHPurye 25000. allowances, 4-yeari. ----EFannin. Priddy Lollar, Pellagri nt.

Ff1 nide and upward. 6 iv longm, RAIDillinger 5 Stevens, Platt 3, Ritnan. Nantookit 120 ligzook6 i J-il0 blaoes. JOYMOUTI. MeQuinn 26Pellatrint.

313 Nantookit 120 Bacooka 120 Totals 38 10 17 131 Totals 34 4 8 St. Louts 0 0 2 0 0 5 110 New York 0000910040-4 8Fan1in. Priddy 2, Lollar, Pennell-a RAIDIllinger 5 Stevens, Platt 3, Ritatan. Mapes. MeQuinn 28Pellagrint.

38 the St. Louis Browns to a 10-4 tri C' oem ji. 1:,:,,, PORTLAND le o- 4 -u. 4t 1:1 0 The Adventures of 7111lichael Shayne Private Detective T1 Pu 11 a VIA AIRPORT Just 60 Minutes from center of town thIlinser. LIRRizzuto.

SEDillinger 2. SStevens. DPPlatt, Priddy and Stevan: Fannin. Pellagrial and Stevens; Moss and PeiIserini: lienrich and MeOmon; Priddy, Pellagrini and Stvens. LeltSt.

Lout. 9, New York 7. BEReynolds 7. Fannin 2, Garver 2. Shea 2.

SOFannin 2, Reynolds 2, Cowart 2, Garver 1. 110Revoolda 8 In 524, Innings. GumoOrt 4 In 21a, Shea 1 In 1, Fannin 7 In (none out In eighlhl, Garver 1 In 2. WWI Rrynolds. WPFannin.

LPReynolds. Time paid. CONVENIENT SCHEDULE! to place a Want Ad in the ta Gotagal Buster 120 Pretty Maggie 103lSweet Arline 103 AIN Kate 1151 x-Starleu Night III Hy-rtum 1201Stimun Cup 108 SEVENTH---Purse 5100.000 added. the Hollywood Gold Cup. 3yearold0 and upward.

114 miles. MI liarerry 11810-Plentather 1 1 11 te-On Trust 12 41aPrevericator 115 Shannon 11 116 Chit Ilenalna 111 h-Caut Flagg 110 Autocrat 113 Pay Me 110 aE. O. Stir, eons And N. S.

McCArthy entry, 11Moe. Ora WariticeW 'Allen entry El(alTtiratpe $4000, claiming. 3-year Mils. 1 mile. Dicke Agent 11 1 i C11101 Remher 11 A Nnt.k,f I 221Tc0 Lieutenant 1 I A I I ill WWI, BPAL 11 A 1 I 31Stle Dai 114 aAilment ice claimed.

Ie TONIGHT A ea 9:00 to 9:30 otptila Phone: RIVERSIDE 8011 or your Travel Agent 1145orA rit SUNDAY SPOKESMAN-REVIEW PALE 110SE IN WASHINGTON, July 16. OM Frank Paish and Howie Judson rushed to the rescue of Marino Plereill tonight to squelch a ninth inning Washington rally as Chicago defeated the Senators, 3 to 2. The victory snapped a sevAn-game losing streak for the White Sox. calCAGO WASHINGTON ab. r.

h. lb. r. h. Hollowy.2b a 0 0 4 0 0 1 4 2 1 MrokinII 4110 Appling.lib a 0 a 4 0 1 0 SePrey11 3 I 1 ONerhon.lb 4 0 0 1 Robinsme 3 0 0 4 1 2 2 2 0 1 0 Wooterixt 4 0 0 0 Philleyet 3 0 0 0 Kozar.2b 3 0 '1 1 3 0 2 2 3000 Plorettl.p 3 0 1 Oritarrist.p 2 0 0 2 Paptsh.p 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 IbRoberison 1 0 1 ISffillvan 0 0 0 0 IFerrick.p 0 A 0 0 1 ntmls 31 1 a in 'Nfals 31 2 it rhire En 2 nnThn olonn000t 2 HBIZ-Wrighl 2, liozar.

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N. July 16. (P) 11 R. W. Grant's Sun Bath sped to an upset triumph in today's 450 Hitchcock steeplechase handicap, last lumping stake In New New York until the horses shift to Saratoga Springs in August.

The Canadian-owned gelding. piloted by former flat rider Darrell Cling- man, held on tenaciously to stave off the Rokeby American Way by three-quarters of a length. lie paid $16.40 And earned $7S25 in secounting for his initial stake triumph of the year..