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Observer, La Grande, Ore, Thurs., June 4, 1959 Page 2
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BLAST YANKS FROM CELLAR Yankee players Bob
Turley (left) and Bill Skowron are all smiles in the
dressing room after their game with the Senators in
Washington. Skowron's three-run homer with two. out
in the ninth blasted the Yanks out of the American Lea
gue cellar when Turley pitched a two-hit, 3-0 shutout
over the Nats.
Beaver Bat Work
Slams San Diego
io ngnten it
Registration Begins Today
For Little League Baseball
First tall for boys interested in summer Little League baseball
play was issued today by managers Jim Fergerson and Mel Holmes.
The Observer prints today and tomorrow a registration blank.
Boys wanting to participate in Little League should cut out the
blank, fill in name, address, and parent's signature, and mail or
bring to "Little League" at the Observer by Saturday.
Little League is open to "joys from 8 to 15.
A session to determine league classification and practice assign
ments will be held soon after registration is completed, the man
agers said. j
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Casey Doesn't Understand
Why Everybody's So Nice
DETROIT (UPII Casey Sten
gel said he can't understand why
the rest of the American League
has been so kind to his New
Vn-lt VnnknM hut he's aoDrecia-1
tii's "anil if we can eel bv Detroit in the process knocked Yankee-
and Cleveland, something's gonna killer Frank Lnry out of the box
pUchin" and you know these guys
are eonna hit." Stengel said af
ter the Yanks, looking again like
Bronx Bombers, unloaded three
home runs to beat Detroit -5 and
happen.''
, the Yanks close out a three
game series in Detroit Thursday
and then go over to Cleveland for
an important four-game test.
. "I think I'm gonna get better
Standings
Major League Standings
United Prtss International
-- National Laaju
W.L. Pet. GB
3D 17 .638
77 tl .53
26 22 M2
26 14 .520 54
23 25 ".479 74
22 26 .43 Vi
19 28 .404 II
IB 28 .391 tit
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Wednesday's Results
Pittsburgh 5 St. Louis 3 (night
Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 might)
Milwaukee 7 San Fran. 4 might'
Los Ang. 5 Cincinnati I ' night
American Lt9ire
. W. L. Pet. GB
Cleveland
Chicago '
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
New York
Boston
25 20 .556
26 21 .553
26 22
23 21
22 24
23 26
20 24
19 26
.541
.523
.478
.9
.455
.42
The rest of the team have let
us stay close 4'i games from the
top going into today's" same',"
Ster.gel said. "I don't know why
they have. We sure haven't done
anything to hurt anyone. I just
gotta thank all these fellas for
beating each other.
"We've been poor. 'Everyone
knows it. I've been surprised be
cause I've got some men I know
can hit for distance and some of
those pitchers that are beatin' us
aren't 20 game winner" Stengel
said.
I The Yankee victory over De-
3ij I troit Wednesday night was the
44 j (irst since last August and only
the second Tiger home defeat in
12 starts under Jimmic Dikes who
has managed the club to a 20-9
record.
'Two things have shocked this
club." Stengel said, "the losses
and getting shutout. It's surpris
ing to me. I didn't think you
could do that 'shutout' to this
club I've got some pretty
strong men."
The M whitewash Don Messi
hung on the Yanks Tuesday was
the seventh of the season and in
all I95J. New York was blanked
just 10 times still an abnormally
hrgh figure during the Stengel re
gime.. . . - .
SAX DIEGO 'CPI Portland's
Ken Johnson took advantage of a
17-hit Beaver attack Wednesday
night to whiter ash the San Diego
Padres 10-0 on a four -hitter.
The big righthander reeorde-i
his sixth win of the Pacific Coast
League season as he. fanned nine
and allowed only one base on
bails.
The Beavers, now "one game
behind the second - place Padres,
scored four runs in the first a3
unearned and it was all the cush
ion Johnson needed.
Rookie first baseman Steve Jan
kowski's error on a throw from
second base opened the floodgates
for the Beavers.
In the fifth, the Beavers scored
five limes. Clarence Moore start
ed it with a singie. Russ Snyder
and George Freese singled back-to-back
for a run. After Jack Lit
treD forced Freese to score Sny
der, Jim Greengrass. Jim West
lake, Len Xeal and Johnson sin
gled. Greengrass also hit a homer in
the first inning and Snyder had
four for five for the winners.
Jose Pagan, rookie Phoenix
shortstop, was not around when
the Giants captured the Pacific
Coast League pennant last year,
but he decided to celebrate it in
high style anyway.
The Giants officially raised their
195S pennant Wednesday night and
then almost threw a wet blanket
over the fun by frittering away a
7-3 lead against Spokane.
Tbe Indians bopped Giant ace
Eddie Fisher and reliefer Marce
lino Soils for four runs in the
ninth to tie up the score, but Pa
gan proved to be the life of the
party by belting a game-winning '
nomer in we Bottom of the ninth
to send the 3,296 fans home smil
ing.
But if fans of the fourth-place
uuuua nupe io nave a similar get
together in I960 lhv hoiior re
tire OUt What In tin sUil C !
mento.
The Solons have confounded the
experts by moving to the head of
the PCL chase and staying there.
Wednesday night the Solons
topped Seattle 5-1 as Carl Greene
downed Claude Osteen in a battle-
M unbeaten aces.
Greene's win was his sixth while
Osteen is now 4-1. Sacramento
nicked away at Osteen with two
runs in the fourth, two in the fifth
and one in the s"j;:h
Leading Scion swatter was Bad
dy Petersen, lie dmfc!H n the
fourth a.nd scored the Frst Sa
run when Al Heist singled him
home. He singled hcrre ano:her
marker in the fifth. Mlie Krs
nich also had to hits.
Portland's Kc-n Johnson breezed
to a four-hit win over' San Diego
whiie his teammates whacked !7
hits. They scored four unearned
runs in the first to sea- it up early.
Vancouver won despite' being
outhit, 15-11. Bud Watkins con
tributed to scoreless relief in
nings to earn his first victory
against five losses. He was the
fourth of six Mourttie pi:chrs.
The Knescares:
Spokane 2!0 GW 0C4 7 11 0
Phoenix 2tf 2u2 0118 11 1
Chum, George ?. Paine i9'
and Back.'urd and Eraan 9t;
Fisher, Solis '9' and StiegHtz.
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Junior Rifle
Shooters Win
In Competition
Karen Fitzgerald won top hou
rs in junior competition Tues
day. June 2. at the La Grande
Sifle Club. She had a total score
,f 362-
Jim Cash won second piace with
score of 351. and Georzc Alton.1
'.urg was third with 344.
Seven juniors look part in the
-.ronchooting division omv.
fhey were Den Yarnell. score on-
Uick Hiatt, 90- Wavne Renton P2:
Dennis CDahvell. 85; Manchel
Coalweii. 85: Jim Marrow, 68. and
Sieve Marrow, 65.
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( Wednesday's Results
CriicasO 6 Baltimore 1
: Washington 4 Cleveland 0 nigh!
New S'ork 6 Detroit 5 night'
Kansas CRy S Boston S nrght
PCL Standings
W. L. Per. GB
Sacramento 31 18 .s
San Diego 27 21 .563 3'i
Portland , -2 ' .545 4'5
Phoenix , v - 23 24 .510 6
Vancouver , 23 34 .439 7 .
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Wednesday's Results
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CANAOIENS SELL PLAYERS
MONTREAL 'LPD Defense,
man Murray Balfour and W i n j
Terry Gray were sold to the Chi
cago Black Hauks by the Mon-
tMal f atin idnti ft j- p
undisclosed amount of cash and a
- player to be named later. Balfour
and Gray spent most of the 1SG
59 season i(h" Rochester rf itw
American Hockey League.
Track Meet Set
For Hermiston
An Eastern Oregon "All-Com
ers" track and field meet will be
held in Hermiston Saturday after
noon, June 8.
According to Mark Cottco of
Hermistcn high school tbe meet
is to provide, "additional track
and field competition for both
beys and girls." He said that
trr.phasis will be on participa
Sir n rather than team score "" It
n n4 an imerscholastlc meet.
Interested boys and itirls be
!wen 9 and 19 may enter the
meet. Age division fcr bovs will
Se H2. 13 15. and 1619. For
Cirts the divisions will be ages
913 and 141a.
Participants from towns be
tween The Dalles and Baker are
expected to take part in the event.
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NEW YOKK l'Pl QuilL the
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Mother Goose stakes at Belmont
Park yesterday, covering a mile
and an eighth in 1:19 .2-5 with
r.tu! J. Bailey up.
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