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League Leaders Softball Leaders Score Triumphs SUTHERLIN SOFTBALL W L Pet. Nardit Plvwood 4 0 1.011 Lioni Club 3 I ."0 Christian Church 1 3 .150 j.vc.as 0 4 .000 Nordic Plywood and the Lions Club, first division teams in the four - team Sutherlin Softball Uaunp turned in triumDhs in games Thursday evening at the Sutherlin High school field. Nordic beat the Christian Church 7-2 and the Lions Club dumped the Sutherlin Junior Chamber of Commerce by a 12-4 margin. ; Benefit Softball , Doubleheader (Dick Buswell) Sat., July 30th 1 st Came Wilbur Lumber vs. Picked Team from Twilight League 2nd Came , Moore's Cafe vs. Nordic Plywood Schemer's Field 6:45 P.M. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (Based on 250 at bats) Kaline, Detroit, .355; Kuenn, Detroit, .326; Kell, Chicago, .317; i'ower, Kansas City, .313; rox, Chicago, .310. RUNS Kaline, Detroit, 90; Mantle, New York, 82; Smith, Cleveland, 76; Goodman, Boston, 73; Tuttle, Detroit, 71. RUNS BATTED IN Kaline, Detroit, 77; Jensen, Boston and Boone, Detroit, 76; Bcrra, New York, 68; Mantle, New York, 66. HITS Kaline, Detroit, 140; Smith. Cleveland and Kuenn. De troit, 123; Fox, Chicago, 122; Pow er, Kansas City, 116. DOUBLES Goodman, Boston and Kuenn, Detroit, 24; Power ana Finigan, Kansas City, 23; White and Piersall, Boston, 20. TRIPLES Mantle, New York, 9; Carey, New York, 8: Finigan, Kansas City, 7; Busby, Chicago, Kaline, Detroit and Simpson, Kan sas Citv, 6. HOME RUNS Kaline, Detroit, 23: Mantle, New York, 22; Zauchin Boston and Zernial, Kansas City. 20; Jensen, Boston, 19. STOLEN BASES Rivera, Chi cago, 15; Minoso, Chicago, 12; Jen sen, Boston, 11; Busby, Chicago and Hunter, New York. 9. PITCHING (Based on 8 'deci sions) Byrne. New York,, 9-2, .818; Donovan, Chicago, 13-4, .765; Konstanty and Morgan, New York, 6-2, .750; Wynn, Cleveland, 13-5, .722. STRIKEOUTS Score. Cleve land, 154; Turlcy, New York, 150; Hoeft. Detroit, 96; Sullivan, Boston and Wynn, Cleveland, 87. Fri., July 29, 1955 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 7 While Sox Bounce Back Inio First Over Yankees In American Early Wynn with a walk, single and double. With one run in, Don Mossi threw a called atrike Dast Ted Williams. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 59 38 .608 60 39 .606 59 40 .5 1 57 42 .576 3 54 44 .551 5'i 41 58 .414 19 34 64 .347 25V4 Chicago New York Cleveland Boston Detroit Kansas City Washington Baltimore 29 68 . 299 30 lu'i ini mi urn mi n r,Z 1 ) IS? So smooth it leaves you breathless mirnpff -VODKA 0 proof Madtffom 1 (IOCS grain ncutril tpiriu. Stc Pier re Smirnoff Fli. Inc., Hartford, Conn. NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (Based on 250 at batsi Campanella, Brooklyn, .332; Ashburn', Philadelphia, .331; Sni der, Brooklyn, .328; Kluszewski. Cincinnati, .317; Moon, St. Louis, .313. RUNS Snider, Brooklyn, 87; Brutnn, Milwaukee, 74; Gilliam, Brooklyn and Mays, ' New York. 73; kluszewski, Cincinnati and Dark, New York, 70. RUNS BATTED IN Snider, Brooklyn, 104; Ennis, Philadelphia, 79; Mays, New York, 76; Klus zewski, Cincinnati, 74; Campanel la and Hodges, Brooklyn, Aaron, Milwauket and Musial, St. Louis, 71. HITS Aaron, Milwaukee, 124: Kluszewski, Cincinnati, Bruton and Logan, Milwaukee, and Dark, New York, 121. DOUBLES Logan, Milwaukee, 29; Snider, Brooklyn, 23; Reese, Bmokl.vn, Ashburn, Philadelphia, and Repulskl, St. Louis, 22. TRIPLES Bruton, Milwaukee and Long, Pittsburgh, 9. HOME RUNS Snider, Brook lvn, 35; Kluszewski, Cincinnati, 33; Mays, New York, 32; Banks, Chi cago, 29; Post, Cincinnati and Mathews. Milwaukee, 25. STOLEN BASES Boyer, St. Louis, 17: Bruton, Milwaukee, 14; Gilliam, Brooklyn, Temple, Cincin nati and Mays. New York, 12. PITCHING (Based on 8 deci sions! Newcombe. Brooklyn. 17 1, ,944; Loes, Brooklyn, 9-3, .750; Erskine, Brooklyn and M a g 1 i e, New York, 9-4, .692; Aaroyo, St. Louis, 11-5, .688. 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GB Brooklyn 68 32 -,B80 Milwaukee 55 44 .558 12' i New York 53 48 .525 1514 Philadelphia 51 52 .495 18li Chicago 48 54 .471 21 St. Louis 45 51 .469 21 Cincinnati 42 56 .429 25 Pittsburgh 38 63 .376 3014 Thursday's Results Brooklyn 10, Cincinnati 2 St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 1 Milwaukee 4, Philadelphia 2 New York 4, Chicago 1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS For the first three months of the 1951 season they raved aboul "those amazing Chicago White Sox and everything looked rosy for a pennant at Comiskey Park. But after the All-Star Game v July ihe magic potion wore off. The Go-Go kids were gone. Ever since, they said, when the chips were down and the heat was on July, it would be bye, bye While Sox. So look. Today, two weeks after the Ail-Mar till, it's been just th opposite, and Marty Marion's scrapping Chicago gang has knocked the New York Yankees out of first place by two slim percentage points. The White Sox showed no signs of folding th i s time as they whipped the Yankees yesterday 3-2 and took the vital series two games to one. In fact, Chicago u-ached first place the hard way with an uphill battle. When league play resumed July 14 after the All-Star recess, the Wnite Sox were in third place, six games back of New York, and a game behind second - place Cleveland. Since then Chicago's won 12 of 17 games and has been rolling at a .706 pace. But it's a long way lo the end of the season in September and; the top five clubs in the American ! loop could be covered with a large blanket. Cleveland defeated the Boston Red Sox f-4 to pull within a gamel of the lead yesterday, while De troit overcame Baltimore 7-5 to I trail the leaders by only 5'i gamcs in fifth place. Washington and Kansas City were idle. Rookie pitcher Roger Craig and Brooklyn home runs produced a 10-2 victory over Cincinnati as the Dodgers maintained their 12W gamt National League spread over the second-place Milwaukee Braves, who defeated Philadelphia 4-2. The New York Giants downed the Chicago Cubs 4-1. The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, also 4-1. Walt Dropo continued his bat ting spree, his two-run homer in the third inning off Bob Turley proving the White Sox margin over New York. Connie Johnson had the Yankees shut out until Mickey Mantle hit his 22nd homer in the ninth with one aboard. Billy Pierce struck out pinch hitter Jerry Cole man with the bases full to end the battle. Cleveland snapped back at Bos ton after losing the first two games of the series. Al Rosen batted in three runs, two with his 16th horn-: er in the third inning. 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