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College Stars Due To Battle Chiefs Friday California Mohawks To Present Aggregation Of Potential Pro Talent Rosebure Umpqua Chief have another battle on their hands Friday night at Finlay Xield, when they meet the California Mohawks, an all-star agRreca tion of California college ball players. Every man on the team is a bright-light on his almamater's baseball roster, and the combina tion of talented players is one to make any mant'or't mouth wuter. Coach Pete Belden of Fresno State heads the group as pow k erful a team as ever came off the campus or, In this case, campii. In the Infield, Theodore (Son ny) Adklnson from college of Pacific will be -'Mionod at first. A southpaw, Ted finished season at COP with a sizzling ,445 average. Either Frankie Oneta of Fres no State or rioy Parker from the - University of California will be- gin at second base. Donald 'McCarthy of San Fran cisco's Dons will cover short stop. Coach Belden said Don s a young, hustling ballplayer who is always thinking and starts double plays without hobbling. Don hits at a .330 clip. Wallace Kincaid covers the hot corner. A Whlttier college lad, this combination third Bark er and pitcher larrups the horse hide at a fast 361. Wally is tall and rangy and covers third like a blanket, according to Belden. In left field, Johnny Hughes of Southwestern university in Los Angeles hits .330. He also plays first base, played basketball lor Wyoming U.. where he plans tc return and finish school. Other outfielders Include Ken neth Chandler, a Ml hitter, from Whittier college, where he made all-Southern California In tercollegiate Conference as a first baseman last season. This year he moved to the outfield. Dick Cesarin, San Mateo col lege, may turn pro after this trip. He's hit nine homers, leads the college conference game hit ting with .536, made all-league high school team prior to col lege and is a long-ball hitter. Leonard Cahen, San Francisco State college, batting .357, will return to school next fall. Paul Bryeans is scheduled to catch. He leads Southern Cal ifornia Intercollegiate conference In hitting, with a .489. He's atrongarmed, a fine pro pros- pect but says he'll finish school V first. .. . . ..... Strong Pitching Staff Pitchers include Walter Clay ton, San Francisco State, won nine, lost four; also plays first i na snonstop. Jack Welton, Fresno State, won 10, lost one. He's a big right hander, throws a good curve and is a hard hitter. A definite pro prospect. Don Wilson, Whlttier college ace right hander, won 11, lost none. Wilson has earned a run average of 1.98, has not lost a college game In two years and is a work horse of the first I water. Wilson won 21, lost three in summer ball with Gardena Yanks. 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Mill end Mother St., Rotcburg Jay Clark Banks Defeats Albany In Semi-Pro Ball Tourney PORTLAND, July 27 (.TV Albany, defending champion In the state semi-pro baseball tour nament, took a 5 to 3 beating in an extra Inning game with Banks last night. It didn't put Albany out of the running, however, since the tour ney Is a double elimination af fair. Portland Firemen, though, did go out. Verboort won, 3 to 2, and it was the Firemen's second loss of the tournament. In last night's other game. Archer Blower of Pcrtland de feated Odell, 2 to 1. ture. Only the donkey baseball game is listed for the old time of 8 o'clock. Sargent revealed that players cannot arrivs here earlier, as many of them do not get off from work until late and long traveling distances make it nec essary to hold the games a half hour later. J. N. BOOR 924 Gdn. Vally. Rd. 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