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o in I wo Fri., April 15, 1960 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ort. 9' olons evos Rained Out; S W Spokane Opens At Salt Lake Tonight PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. OB Sacramento Seattle Portland Salt Lake City San Diego Tacoma Spokane Vancouver 2 0 l.OOO 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 Thursday's Results Sacramento 10-5, Vancouver 91 (first game, 10 innings) Portland at Tacoma, 2, post poned, rain and wet grounds. Friday's Schedule Spokane (Ford Young 0-0) at Salt Lake City (Hugh Pepper 0 0), 7:30 p.m., MST. Seattle (Ray Ripplemcycr 0-0 and Charlie Beamon 0 0) at San Diego (Clarence Podbielan 0-0 and Gary Peters 0-0), 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., PST. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Pacific Coast League got off to a shaky start on its ISM) ramble Thursday and the opening had a familiar ring as the Sacra mento Solons got a big jump on the rest of the pack. Of the four games scheduled on CanadiensTop Leafs For5th Straight Cup TORONTO (AP) The Montreal PannHtPnc u-nrn hniloH tnHnv fts day, winning 10-9 and 51. The the greatest all-round team in the Pair Released By Portland PORTLAND (AP) Eddie Ka zak, third baseman-outfielder and former National Leaguer, and out fielder Len Tucker were released Thursday by the Portland base ball club. Kazak was acquired by Port land in a winter trade with Sa cramento. Tucker played with Portland last year. Both started job-hunting among other Pacific Coast League clubs. Portland goes to Tacoma for a league season-opening double header Saturday. The bargain bill will bo played Saturday. The Solons, who burned up the league during the early going a year ago, only to falter and fade away in the stretch, banged Van couver's Mounties twice in a dav- night bill at Sacramento Thurs first contest went 10 frames. The other four squads, Seattle, San Diego, Spokane and Salt Lake City, were idle. Elliott Coleman, the last of six Vancouver pitchers, walked in the winning run in the opener at Sac ramento, dealing out four straight balls to J. W. Porter with the bases bulging with Solons. Howie Goss drove in six of Vancouver's runs, five on a pair of homers. Righthander Elmer Singleton, one of the league's old pros at 39, spaced out seven Vancouver hits in the night game while whiffing 10 batsmen. Al Heist led a 12-hit Sacramento attack with a homer, a triple and a single. Bob Bal cena's fourth-inning homer gave the Mounties their lone run. In Friday's games, Seattle is at San Diego for a day-night double header and Salt Lake City hosts Spokane in a single night game. First Gam (10 innings) Vancouver 303 000 200 1 9 9 3 Sacramento 113 001 002 210 17 3 Bamberger, Paine (3), Merritt (9), Zuverink (9) Nichols (10), Coleman (10) and White; Brown, Watkins (1), Hickman (4), ox (8), Caffery (10) and Porter. Second Game Vancouver 000 010 0001 7 2 Sacramento 000 101 30x 5 12 0 Hatten, Corwin (8) and White: Singleton and Barragan. the PCL's opening day, rain washed out a day night double header which' was to have intro duced the Tacoma Giants to league competition. Tacoma, new holder oi the old Phoenix franchise, had been slat ed to meet the Portland Beavers. Standings Friday Baseball National League W. h. Pet. U.B. 1 1 1 .667 .667 .667 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 Chicago 2 Los Angeles .... 2 San Francisco .. 2 Cincinnati 1 1 Milwaukee .- 1 1 Philadelphia . 11 Pittsburgh 1 1 St. Louis 0 3 Thursday Results Pittsburgh 13. Cincinnati 0 Philadelphia 5, Milwaukee 4 (10 innings) Chicago 6, San Francisco S Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2 Friday Games No games scheduled Saturday Games Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Los Angeles (N) Chicago at San Francisco Sunday Games Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2) St. Louis at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco Collegiate Tourney Lead By Gene Dixon HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) Gene Dixon, a chubby Memphis State senior, held a three-stroke lead to day as the third round began in the sixth' annual National Intercol legiate Invitation Golf Tourna ment. Starting with an eagle three on tne urst nole, Dixon scored a lour under nar 68 second round Thurs day for 139 at the halfway mark of tne 7Z-noie tournament. Three strokes back were two University of Houston sophomores Larry Beck and Homcro Blancas. Beck had 73-69142, Blancas 72- 70142. The Houston foursome that also includes Jack Cunit and Tony Ma rimon, two members of the ' school's 1959 NCAA championship team, scored a tournament record 279 second round while boosting its team medal lead to 22 points over Louisiana State. The nine-under par 279 broke the old mark of 281 set by Houston in 1957 and gave the Cougars a 36 hole 575. Louisiana State had 597. North Texas held third place at 608 and was followed by Oklahoma State 612, Texas A&.W 619, Texas Tech 620, Tulsa 622, New Mexico 623, Memphis State 623, Baylor 628 Arizona State 632, Southern Moth odist 632. Texas 639, Western Illi nois 647, Oklahoma 651 and Rice 6j3. Yesterday's Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting Gil Hodges, Dodgers, drove in tying run with a one-out triple, his second hit, and then scored on a wild pitch in two-run ninth inning that beat the Cardi nals 3-2. Pitching Vera Law, Pirates, scattered seven hits, struck out two and didn't walk a man for 13-0 victory over the Reds. ii.iioiy of profession hockey fol lowing the winning of the Stanley Cup for an unprecedented fifth straight year. The power-packed Canadiens wrapped up the National Hockey League's postseason competition Thursday night with a 4 0 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs. The triumph gave the league champions a sweep of the two playoff series a feat accom plished only once before. That was by Detroit in 1952. En route to the finals, the Cana diens eliminated the Chicago Black Hawks four games to none with goalie Jacques Plante turn ing in two shutouts. Thursday night's shutout was his only one in the four games with Toronto Counting the last two victories over Toronto a year ago, the Canadiens have won 10 straight playoff games. They have been a finalist in the postseason competi tion for 10 straight years. Jean Beliveau, at 29 one of the great stars of the power-packed club, was the leading scorer in the game. He scored the first and last goals. In between Doug Harvey and Henri Richard tallied. College Track By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Boise J. C. 70, Northwest Naz arcne 41V4, Eastern Oregon 41Va, College of Idaho 18. Braves Top Bandon In Last Frame, 3-2 The Reedsoort Braves posted their first baseball win of the 1960 season Thursday afternoon at home by downing the visiting Ban don Tigers, 3-2. Don Schaefcr's Braves broke a 2 2 deadlock in the bottom of the seventh inning for the victory. It was a clutch single hy Mike Bran- non, senior second baseman, giv ing the Braves tne win. Reedsport received a three-h i t mound performance from right hander Hugh Clardy to help the winning cause. Clardy whiffed sev en Tiger batsmen and issued walks to six. Clardy pitched steady ball until the sixth, wben two walks single, a Braves' error, two wild pitches and a. passed ball gave the neers two tying runs. The Braves started the scoring in tne second frame when out fielder Dennis Schweitzer lasted out a home run to centerfield, The Braves added their second tally in the fourth as Clardy help ed his cause with a leadoff single went to second on a passed ball to third on Tom Boyles' single and scored on a Tiger error. After the Tigers had gained a tie in the top of the sixth, the Braves came back in a last-chance effort in the bottom of the seventh. Schweitzer led off with a single to center, Doug Pierce singled to left and Roger Lowther drew a walk to load the bases. This set the stage for Brannon's game-winning base knock as he singled to left to score Schweitzer. Schweitzer was the leading hit ter in the game with a 2-3 effort including his round-tripper. 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