Pelicans Won First Round With 15-12
Defeat Of Merlin, In 13 Frames, Sun.
It took a lot of baseball, Sunday, for Brookings Pelicans to down
Merlin, (four hours of it) and 13 innings under intense heat, 15 to 12
to cop the first round leadership. So intense was the heat that
Pelican pitchers were a dime a dozen, but for Westbrook couldn’t
Pelican pitchers were a dime a dozen, for Hank Westbrook couldn’t
so Swearingen had to be the hope
Cave Junction, tied until Sun
day, with Brookings for league
lead, suffered a humiliating de
feat at the hand of Glendale,
17 to 6, thus giving the sun-burn
ed Pelicans the league lead.
Brookings started out with five
runs in the first and lone tallies
in the second and third, supposed
ly headed for another easy win.
Merlin, however, countered with
a single run in the first and two
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in the second, all un-earned.
Hank Westbrook, new Pel pit
cher, was extremely wild in the
Merlin half of the third and was
relieved after five runs scored
with none out. Dick Salvage put
out the fire with an additional
run that inning and then went on
to pitch shout-out ball until Ihe
eighth when the heat got the
best of him and he had to retire,
bringing in Manager Babe Swear
ingen.
League Standings
Bob Westbrook drove in two
Team
Won Lost Pct. runs with a single in the top of
.833 the ninth to put the Pels ahead,
1
Brookings ................ 5
.667 10 to 9, but Merlin had other
2
Cave Junction ........ 4
.667 ideas, and came right back to
2
Glendale .................. 4
.600 I tie the score bn a walk, a passed
2
Butte Falls *............ 3
.600 ball and two infield outs.
2
Eagle Point * ........ 3
The 10th and 11th were score
.200
Merlin .......................1
less.
Brookings scored twice in
.000
6
Rogue River ............ 0
(*) does not include game of the 12th and again Merlin knott-
1 ed the count in her half.
/ June 19th.
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Rain for week ..............
cur again, the Pels scored three being paid. Also the proper ad
runs in their half of the 13th, and dress as to whom, and where to
Swearingen retired the Merlin write for applications. Phone 343
swatters, one-two-three to end or contact this office for informa
the marathon affair.
tion, as well as assistance in ob
For Cars
There will be no more league taining applications.
games until July 10, but Merlin
comes to Brookings next Sunday,
and Eagle Point is expected here
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The box score:
June
13
...
.............
85
54
Brookings
ab r h po a
48
3 0 2 1 June 14 ... ............. 72
Matson, 3b ........ 7
1
June
15
...
.............
75
46
0
5
Spangler, ss ....... 7 2 1 2
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June
16
...
.............
71
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4
4
3
Mendenhall, 2b 7
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June
17
...
.............
79
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3 4 0 0
Hanscam, cf....... 7
June
18
...
.............
61
46
Desjardin, c ..... 8 1 4 5 0 0
1
3 17 2 0
Ackley, lb ........ 6
0 3 0 0
Putnam, rf ....... 4
Nelson. If ......... 3 1 1 0 0 0
R. Westbrook, If 4 1 2 2 0 0
0
H. Westbrook, p 2 0 1 2
Salvage, p ....... 2 0 0 0 3 0
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60 15 23 39 19
ah
Merlin
Bramlett, 3b ...6
Bagni, ss ............5
...7
Faust, If
J ubera, c ........... 6
Robinson, cf .... 6
Noble, p. 2b ...... 6
Scroggins, rf, p 6
C. Warren, lb ....5
Dickerson, 2b ... 0
E. Warren, p, 2b 6
r
2
0
0
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2
0
2
h po a
3
3
1 1
1 3 0
1 6 0
0 1
0 2 4
2 6
1 15 3
0 0 0
9
2 4
e
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
53 12 11 39 18 4
Totals
Pels ....... 511 001 002 002
Merlin .... 126 000 001 002
Summary: 2-base hits: Men-
denhall, Ackley, E. Warren; 3-
base hits: H. Westbrook, Desjar
din; stolen bases: Matson 3, Ack
ley, Spangler, Putnam 3; Left on
bases: Brookings 14, Merlin 9;
base on balls: off Westbrook 4, i
off Swearingen 1, off Noble L, I
off Warren 3; Strikeouts, West
brook 2, Salvage 2, Warren 6,
Wild Pitches«: Westbrook 2, No-
ble 2, Warren 1; hit bat t e r s:
Westbrook 2, Warren 1; Earned]
runs: off Westbrook 5; Salvage
1, Swearingen 2; Noble 5, Warren
7; three hits 8 runs off West-.
brook in 2 plus illings; 4 hits
and 1 run off Salvage in 51/3
innings; 4 hits and 3 runs off
Swearingen in 5 2/3 innings; 4
hits and 5 runs off Noble in 1/3;
19 hits and 10 runs off E. Warren
in 11 2/3 innings; none and none
off Scroggins in 1 innings; Win
ning pitcher, Swearingen; losing
pitcher, Warren. Umpires: Probst
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