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Eugene Vaults To Second Spot In Hectic NWL Race NORTHWEST LEAGUE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS W L Pel. Go Salem Eugene Wenatchee Tri-City Yakima Lewis ton Spokane 39 22 36 23 .639 .610 2 36 24 .600 2V4 32 29 .525 7 28 35 .444 12 21 39 .350 17Vi 20 40 .333 18V4 Thursday'! Results Eugene 5-5, Lewiston 34 Salem 3-9, Spokane 1-11 (2nd game 13 innings) Yakima 10, Tri-City 3 The scramble of the three North west Baseball League leaders to nail down first place before the loop splits the season continued Thursday night with Eugene vault- FOR THE FRESHEST FILM ALL SIZES IN ROSEBURG SHOP . . . 105 S. Jackson OR 3-8526 TELEVISION JOBS - MEN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY TO TRAIN FOR LUCRATIVE NEW JOB OPENINGS Tralntd, Experienced TV Men Average $90 to $200 Weekly! Age requirements 17-55. High school education not required. Training per iod will not interfere with present work. Free nation-wide placement service. Television equipment pro vided for setting up own business if desired. Act today. 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Third baseman George Matile drove in four of Eugene's five runs in the opener against Lewiston. He tripled in the first inning and dou bled in the third. Lewiston outhit Eugene 10-5 in the nightcap but the Emeralds were aided by two Bronco errors. Spokane and Salem staged a slugfest in their 13-inning second game. Salem pounded 20 hits off two Spokane pitchers and the In dians came back with 14, includ ing Bob Cerrato's 13th inning triple that drove in the winning runs. SPORTS IN BRIEF By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TENNIS WIMBLEDON, England Mrs. Beverly Baker Fletii whipped lior is Hart 6-3, 6-0 and will meet Louise BrouTh in the womens finals at Wimbledon. GOLP VANCOUVER, B. C. Bob Ros burgs 2-round total of 13212 un der par gave him a 3-stroke lead in the British Columbia Open. WICHITA, Kan. Fay Crocker took a 2-stroke lead with a 74 In the opening round of the women's National Open. Yankees Extend Lead To SVi Games In AL THURSDAYS BASEBALL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. CB New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit Boston Kansas City Washington . Baltimore 50 24 42 27 42 30 38 31 39 35 28 41 25 46 20 50 .676 .609 5tt .583 7 .551 9V4 .527 11 .406 lstt .352 23Vt .286 23 Thursday's Results Detroit 4, Chicago 3 Washington 3, Boston 2 Only games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 52 19 Brooklyn Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati New York St. Louis Philadelphia rittsDurgh ,732 39 32 .549 13 40 34 .541 13V4 478 18 472 18H 31 37 .456 19W 32 39 .451 20 23 49 .319 29V4 32 35 34 38 Washington's Spec Shea fanned Norb Zauchin with the bases loaded in the ninth. Ted Abernathy gained his first major league vic tory for the Nats, although giving way to Camilo Pascual and Shea when Boston scored once in the ninth. In the National, first-place Brooklyn came from behind three times to beat the New York Gi ants 6-5 in 11 innings on George Shuba's pinch single. Milwaukee copped second place from Chicago as the Braves scored four unearn ed runs in the eighth to beat the Cubs 7-4. Willie Mays hammered home runs No. 20 with a mate on for a 5-3 New York lead in the 10th, but the Dodgers came back to tie with Duke Snider's triple and Jackie Robinson's sacrifice bunt scoring the runs. Ed Roebuck won it in relief of Don Newcombe. Ray Monzant lost It, becoming the sixth Giant pitcher after Manager Leo Durocher sent five pitchers in to face five Brooklyn batters in the 10th and 11th. Randy Jackson's error opened the gates for the Braves, who had a two-run blast by Joe Adcock in the big inning. Ray Crone won in relief, with Hal Jeff coat the loser. Fri., July 1, 1955. The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore, 7 Portland Loses Marathon Game, 11-7, To Los Angeles PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 34 35 42 40 47 48 48 51 55 51 44 41 41 39 38 36 .618 .593 2',l .512 m .506 10 .466 13Vs .448 15 4 (11 San Diego Seattle Hollywood Portland Los Angeles San Francisc Oakland Sacramento Thursday's Results San Diego 7, San Francisco innings I Hollywood 11, Sacramento 10 Los Angeles 11, Portland 7 112 In nings) Oakland at Seattle, rain. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It was a bad night for pitchers in the Pacific Coast League Thurs day night. A total of 20 hurlers saw action In three games. The Oakland-Se attle game at Seattle was rained out. Portland was the scene of an eight pitcher workout. Los Angeles called on four moundsmen to de feat the Beavers 11-7 in a 12-inning marathon. The losers also used 442 15V4 1 . put'iicis, who surrendered .414 18 I . must mem in me nnai inning wnen uie visitors coppea uie game with a 6-run splurge. Angel hurlers yielded 15 blows. Both Hollywood and Sacramento used four pitchers in an error plagued game that the Stars won 11-10 with an inside-the-park homer by Lee Walls in the eighth inning. The ball dropped in the midst of three Solon players in right field and Walls slid home ahead of a belated throw. Pitchers had an easier time at San Francisco, where first-place San Diego beat the Seals 7-4 in 11 Innings. Each tide used two hurl ers. San Francisco's Tony Ponce, who took over in the ninth, was the victim. The Padres bombard ed him for 4 runs in the 11th and won the game. Los Angeles 010 020 200 006-1120 9 Portland 210 010 001 002- 7 15 0 Church, Dick (2), Bauer (4), El lston (6) and Fanning, Alexander, Hall (10). Elliott (12), and Rob ertson, Calderone (10). Attention SPORTSMEN FISHING The Way You Like It W art now hi kin 9 reservations on tht cabin cruiser Ruthia A for salmon fish ing at Winchester Bay, starting July 1. No overcrowding; 4 fishermen are a load. No commercial line fishing, sport poles only! We will stop to land 'em. Phone ORchard 2-3210 WRESTLING SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE ARMORY MAIN EVENT For the Pacific Northwest Tag Team Trophy Luther Lindsey and Irish Red McKim vs. " Ivan "Killer" Kameroff and Ditty Doug Donovn SEMI-FINAL Cory Guerrero vs. John Aron Referee John Fot Extra Referee Wimpy Hawland ' Matches under supervision of Roseburg Wrestling Comm. FIRST MATCH STARTS 8:30 P.M. Thursday's Results Brooklyn 6, New York 5 (11 in nings) Milwaukee 7, Chicago 4 uniy games scheduled The next 10 days from now until the All-Star Game break may decide the American League pennant race. And it looks as if the best thing the four challengers to the New York Yankees can do is pray for rain. If the Yanks, ahead by 5 games, don't come out smelling like roses, one of the four con tenders, at least, figures to wind up a bit groggy. The pressure is on Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit and Boston. The schedule tells the story. New York plays 10 games in the 10 days, with two days off. Eight of the games are with Washington and Baltimore, the seventh and eighth-place clubs Uie Yanks have beaten 17 out of 21 times thus far. Boston Tough Boston is the- only toughie im mediately ahead for the Yanks. The Red Sox, whose five - game winning streak was cut by Wash ington 3-2 yesterday, have lost six of eight to New York but are much stronger now. And Ted Wil liams probably will be back in service for the Fourth of July double-header at Yankee Stadium Second-place Chicago, dropping its fitth straight yesterday to De troit 4-3, plays 11 games in the 10 days, with only one day of rest. Seven are with third-place Cleveland, just H4 games behind the White Sox. After a three-game set with the Indians that opens tonight, Chicago splits its other four games be tween sixth-place Kansas City and persistent Detroit. In addition to the seven games with Chicago, the Tribe has three scheduled with Kansas City and two with Detroit.' 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