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V Seattle Wins Twin Bill From Beavers, 7-0, 7-6 My The Associated Preaa It was another long night in the Pacific Coast league, but it pro duced such memorable occurences as a marathon game broken up in the ISth inning with a two run homer and another shutout by the masterful Jim Wilson. The 15-inning affair took place at Hollywood, where the Stars bat tled give and take with the San Francisco Seals and finally won, 8 to T. The hero of the piece was Murray Franklin. He stepped up there with a mate on base in the bottom of the 15th and parked a 3 and 1 pitch out of the park to sew it up for the Stars. San Francisco had tied the thing up at 4-all in the ninth, then went ahead with a three run 14th capped by Jim Moran's inside the park round tripper with one aboard. But Hollywood bounced back in the home half to tie it up again. Wilson's shutout came in the second game of a doubleheader at Portland. He chucked a two hitter ftWwSaw-F 1 FILING j ALL BAR WORK fr J Pacific f S Chain Saw fg in the seven inning affair and gava Seattle a 7 to 0 triumph over the Beavers. The Rainiers also took the opener, 7 to 6, on center fielder Al Lyons' ninth inning home run with Walt Judnich aboard. The shutout was Wilsons 21st conquest of the campaign. Oakland, meanwhile, succumbed again to lowly Los Angeles, i to 3. It was a tight pitcher's battle until the late going, with Ralph Hamuer, the Angel starter holding the heavy hitting Acorns in check until the ninth. At Sacramento. San Diego's in field fell asleep in the fourth in ning, committed three errors and allowed seven Sacramento runs to pass. The last place Solons won the thing, 13 to 5, with Steve Sou chock hitting his 25th homer of the year to SDark a 15-hit assault. in tnat latai tourtn, bouov Wil son miscued twice at second base, and third sacker Harvey Storey booted another. In between, Johnny Lucadello cleaned the bags with a three run triple in Ciena II of the Sacs, but none of the seven runs was earned. Major League Leaders American League BATTING Goodman, Boston, ..V54: Doby, Cleveland .351. RUNS BATTED IN Stephens. Roston, 124: Dropo, Boston, 117. HOME RUNS Rosen, Cleveland 33; Stephens and Dropo, Boston 28. PITCHING Trout, Detioit, 11J .846. National League BATTING Musial, St. Louis .352; Hopp, Pittsburgh, .343. RUNS BATTED IN Ennis Philadelphia, 104; Kiner, Pitts burgh, 97. HOME RUNS Kiner, Pittsburgh 38: Pafko, Chicago, 30. PITCHING Hiller, Chicago, 101 .833. 6 LaaaaslalH39SMaJ skaWaWaaTIH illUll II III II I l'l tl I IT 1 1 T I HllIl'"IWIillH lllsl ll Chiefs Face Studs In Deciding Game At Central Point OITHON OICGON BASEBALL LEAGl't STAND1KUS Central Point Roseburl BrooJcingI AthUnd .. . . Creacent City . Myrtle Creek . Urante Piu Rogue River . T t , 7 IS Pet. .923 .846 .171 .571 .300 .SOO .10 Frl., Aug. 25, If 50 Th Ntwf-Rcviaw, Rosaburj, On, 7 All-America Finale Probable In Golf Fete TWILIGHT CHAMPS This rugged bunch of Copco loftbal in Iwilighr league competition Ihursday night by downing ' . L . I f I J Tt L XI L XL- vers noipirai ti of a two-o bernicle. Vine Carter. Jo Buchlco. Frank Steele. Jot Dame, Jim Cave, Dick Landii, Robert Ellen wood, Vines Grace.. Not present for the picture were Lloyd Carlson and ret KuMer. enthusiasts made it a clean sweep xL B I I 11 r - iL. ' league competition inursaay nignr oy aowning ine noioourg, ueyeses, on ina tal field. The Copco nine went through the season undefeated, then won the first two out-of-three playoff series. Squad members include, front row, left to right, Nick Ko- : I D..-LL- C L Q ..L D.. CI.....1 I L.U: I . L I (Staff photo) Every league games has been played in the Southern Oregon Baseball league but one the most crucial between the leading Chen ey Studs of Central Point and the runnerup Urnpqua Chiefs. , ; Much is at slake for either team. If the Chiefs win, it throws them into a first place tie. If the Studs win, they will have undisputed pos-: scsion of the top spot. If a tie docs result in the game to be played at Central Point Sunday, Aug. 27, a playoff game will be set for Sept. 3, according to league Secretary J. Q. Adams. The league is in the strange position of finding the last three teams unable to end the season. As a result, Ashland was awarded a game at the expense of' Myrtle Creek, Brookings from Rogue Riv er, Roseburg from Grants Pass and Central Point from Myrtle Creek. The' Shaughnessy playoffs will be played Sept. 3 and 4. reported Adams. Teams taking part in this event are Central Point, Roseburg, Brookings and Ashland. WINNIPEG - P) - An All America final in the Canadian women's open golf tournament de pended today on Dot Kielty of Los Angeles. The Californian met the lone re maining Canadian, Babs Davies of Vancouver, in the round of four. The other halt of the draw is already a strict United States af fair with defending champion Grace DeMoss of Corvallis, Ore , meeting Mrs. Eddie Bush of Ham mond, Ind. The champion we easily again yesterday, defeating Mrs. W. S. Edey of Winnipeg,, 7 and 5. Other results saw Mrs. Bush turn back Marlen. Stewart of Wet land, Ont., 2 ant 1, Miss Kielty whip Edcan Anderson of Helena, Mont., 3 and 2, and Miss Davies squeeze past Mrs. N. J. Carlson of Toronto, 2 and 1. Bill Jurges played short for the Giants in 1942 anH went through 12 innings without accepting an official chance. t HORSE RACING 2 P. M Quarter Horses Saddle Horses SUNDAY. AUGUST 27 Admission $1.00 YONCALLA. OREGON at the Rodeo Grounds COME AND BRING YOUR HORSES Sponsored by Yoncalla Lions Club First Round-Up Results Noted PENDLETON CD Choate Webster of Nawata, Okla., last year's all-around cowboy of the Pendleton Round-up, turned in a 15.2 seconds time in the calf-roping event yesterday, best of the first day performance. More than 5,000 spectators and 2,000 Indians were on hand for the initial activities. While Webster was moving into the ranks of early leaders, two other former champions bumped into trouble. Two-time winner Ike Rude of Buffalo, Okla., lost his first steer completely. Gene Ram bo of Shandon, Calif., presently leading the national all-around cowboy parade, was dumped by a horse named Pretty Boy and then needed 41.8 seconds to wrestle a stubborn steer in the bulldogging event. Two persons were Injured. Lee Pennell of Prescott, Wash., re ceived a broken foot when a horse, Broadway Bill, fell on him during the amateur northwest bucking contest. Rich Thompson, Athena, Ore., rancher and a hazer in the contest, was knocked from his horse by a plunging bronco and suffered a broken pelvis when his horse fell on him. W. I. L. SCORES By The Aaociated Preaa W L Pet. Ticoma 80 48 .H2S Yakima M 81 48 .618 Tri-Citv fl BO .5:1.1 Wenatchee - Kfl 81 .3:1! Victoria .18 7.1 .44:1 Vancouver 53 73 .421 Salem ., 54 75 .419 Spokane - 52 76 .408 Gamea Lait Kfft-ht Tacoma 2-5. Victoria 1-3 Yakima 9. Wenatchee 1 Spokane 15. Tri-Cily a Salem 3-3, Vancouver 2-2 Michigan State's 1950 football team will have a Carey-to-Carey passing combination; Quarterback Bill tossing to twin brother Bob, an end. Ty Cobb went to bat more times than any other player in major league history during his career, a total of 11,429. WINNING TIME SLOW SEATTLE CT) Epypt Lassie trekked the six-furlong distance in a slow 1:13 yesterday to win the feature race at Longacrcs. Dutch Baby was second, Dan Canyon third. The winner paid $7.90. 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