Vans At Head
Of PCL; Suds
Swamp Tribe
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUI
Vancouver
Portland
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
1'hoemx
Spokane
San Diego
Seattle
W L Pel. GB
15 12 .ttti
11 10 .5:-4 1
12 11 .522 1
13 12 .520 1
11 15 .483 2
13 14 .481 2
12 14 .4ii2 2'a
12 14 .462 2'l
Tuai., May 13, 1958 Tha N.wt-R.yi.w, Roaeburf, Or. 9
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vancouver regained first place
in the Pacific Coast League Mon
day night with a 7-3 victory over
Sacramento, which had jumped
into the lead Sunday. In the onlv
other games played the Seattle
Rainier s took a makeup double
header from the Spokane Indians.
5-0 and 3-0, knocking the Indians
from a tie for fourth place to sixth
place.
The PCI. race remains a tight
one, with Seattle add San Dieso.
now tied for last place, only 2'i
games from Vancouver. Sacra
mento dropped to third place.
The victory for the Mounties
was clinched in a five-run sev
enth inning featured bv a three
run homer by Bill Frazier. Van
couver had scored two runs in
the third off Solon starter Carl
Greene.
The Solons scored their first run
in the fifth on a double by Ham
Bright, two walks and two h i t
batters. In the seventh Ray Web
ster Hnilhlfwt Unti ttnnrnlt nn - .i
Ele by Dickie Cole. The final
nacramento run came in the ninth
when Webster hit his sixth home
run of the season.
Solon Catcher Hurt
Sarrnmpntn'c vnn
Clayton Dalrymple, was hospital-
ki.ru wiiu a uauiy lorn tip in a
collision at home plate in the
fourth innino
The games at Seattle made up
ior names wnicn nan to be post-
nnneri hC9ll tf rain hA f.
week of the season. Ray Orteig
sianro ine auacx on losing pitch
er Glen Mc.Minn -vith a double
in the fifth inning of the second
game. Two walks filled the bases
and then Al Federoff singled Or-
tftip hum Phil Una--..,.. ..... ....
at the plate, but a moment later
uun iMcnoias. wno nad also
Walked srnrH" Mni,- Will.
hobbled Juan Delis' grounder. The
finai run came in ine sixth on
-.nm iyc s aoiiDle followed by
two nutfiolH flmc
In the first game Seattle scored
twice in the second inning on two
errors, a walk, two bunts and an
inflplH cincrlA Tha nlhan I h p. .
runs were earned. They came in
ine tourtn on three singles fol
lowed by Juan Delis' second dou
ble of the game.
All Isam. o hn,l.AaA f...
lion Tuesday nisht. Seattle will be
at san Diego. Sacramento at Van
couver, sail bane Lily at hpoka
and Portland at Phoenix.
Mondy's shortscores:
Cougars Bounce OSC
PULLMAN. Wash. - Bunch
ing most of their runs in two
innings, Washington State College
swamped Oregon State College,
14-5, in a Northern Division Pa
cific Coast Conference baseball
game here Monday.
The Cougars scored seven of
their runs in the fourth inning and
five in the eighth.
PILOT GOLFERS WIN
FOREST GROVF.. Ore.
Portland University's golf team
won its 15th match Monday, down
ing Pacific, 18-0.
Father-Son Duo
Confess To Four
Bank Robberies
FAIRFIELD, Calif. A fly
ing father-son bank robbery team
from Utah, caught alter robbing
the Bank of America branch at
Fairfield of $18,000 Monday, ha.e
admitted last week's Loom is. Cal
ifornia, bank robbery, plus three
others, the U. S. attorney'! office
reported.
The two i..en. captured just aft
er the Fairfield holdup Monday i
morning, were identified as Guy
W. Shelledy. 41. and his son, Jer
ry. 18, of Kearns, Utah.
The Shelledy, who own a flying
service in Utah, were held on rob
bery complaints and bond of ST.0.
000 was set for each.
(In Salt Lake City. Sheriff
George Beckstead said the elder
Shelledy had been identified at
one of two men who robbed the
Riverton. Utah, branch of the
Walker Bank and Trust Co. of $2.
710 last Feb. 18. The same branch
also had been robbed of St. "00 on
Oct. 15, 1937, by two men).
Runaway Plant Strikes
Man Trying To Half It
KLAMATH FALLS - An air
plane set off. pilotless. across the
airport here Saturday, and Antone
J Stcinbnck. 42. air ervice oper
ator, was still in the hospital
Monday because he tried to stop
The plane a PT19. was started
bv Noble Merryfield turning the
propeller. The brakes didn't hold
and SteinSock dashed out to set
chocks tir.tlcr the wheels A wing ;
struck him and knocked him to
the concrete apron
Other airport emplovcs finally ,
halted the plane, which was only
slighllv damaged in a run across
the field. I
Steinbock's condition was des-1
cnbed as good
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