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Thursday, June 14, 1951 Pelicans Make It Three-In-A-Row, Sun., When Nierman Hurls 4-Hitter, 7 To 1 Brookings Behind 4-hit pitching of Nierman, Brookings Peli- the local grounds, Sunday, 7 to i. Nierman was de prived of a shutout in the sixth when he and his team mates gave Myrtle Creek their lone tally without a hit. With Nierman untouchable the " " visitors went down 1-2-3 in the jcans< Peterson, whom the Peli- first inning to set the stage for cans gaVe rough treatment in Brookings scoring in the last of opener, pitched a one-hitter the first inning. Kimura walked,1 against -------- . North L-.i, Bend, reputed to was forced at second by Johnson, De about the league’s toughest. Matson followed with a hot sin- The Box Score: h P« ab gle through short with Johnson Myrtle creek—1 u U 3 o 4 cf going to second. Polando was weaver, 2 3 1 u ... 3 given a life by the third base Clack. 3 0 0 2 . 2 man’s error and Johnson scored. 0 1 0 2 ss Matson scored when McLean hit Shirlcllff , 1 9 0 o 4 o into a force place at second and Turner , c 1 0 0 3 4 o ...3 Westbrook grounded out. Komp. ss-2 0 0 „ .3 The second inning was a blank Corrigan, If 1 0 0 1 Mitts, rf for both teams, as was the top o 1 0 0 ... 2 Burnett, rf the third for the visitors with Floyd (Chick), p ... 3 1 0 0 u /Xfte¥ Richardson, p ......... ... 0 0 0 0 Nierman going strong. Johnson grounded out, Matson | 1 4 24 30 poked a single through short;* Totals Polando lined to left; McLean h l»o ab doubled to right, scoring Mat- Brookings— 1 O O I Kimura. cf son and Polando went to third. Johnson, 3 ' 0 4 1 ................4 to score as H. Westbrook hit Matson. 3 1 0 I into a double play. O O I Polando, if The visitors got their only tal McLean, 0 I 3 8 it 1 ly in the sixth without aid of a Westbrook, H., 1 I 4 Ö I 0 hit. Johnson booted a grounder. Edwards, ss .... 1 12 O 0 C I Westbrook, R., < Nierman threw wild on an at ................. 4 0 Nierman, p .... tempted sacrifice, and another boot allowed the only tally. 'Phis 15 35 9 7 Totals ruined Nierman’s chance for a shutout, in his first appearance. scoring : 000 OOI 000- 1 4 5 Myrtle Creek as a Pelican chucker. 4 202 OOO 03x—7 In the eighth the Pelicans add-1 Brookings runs. Po- I Summary: Errors — Clack. Wynegar, ed three “insurance Johnson. Edwai Johnson, Edwards, R. lando beat out an infield hit ! Brown, Komp 2; Nierman; Runs batted Westbrook, and McLean walked. Hank Westbrook in McLean, H. Westbrook 2. R. West- singled through left, scoring Po brook, two-base hits: McLean; Three- lando with McLean going to the base hits. Clack; double plays: Edwards “hot" corner. McLean scored on to Johnson to H. Westbrook; Komp to a wild pitch and Richardson camo Shirtcliff to Clack. Left on bases: Myr- in to relieve Floyd and threw tie Creek 3; Brookings 6. Bases on balls, out Edwards at first, and Hank Floyd 2 ; Strikeouts, Nierman 10. Hits Westbrook tallied on the sec off Floyd 9 for 7 in 7 plus, off Richard- 0 for 0 in 1 plus; off Niertnan 4 for ond baseman’s error of Chopper son 1 in 9. Wild pitches, Floyd, Winner. Nier W’est brook’s grounder. Nierman man; loser. Floyd. Umpires Eichoff aril flew out to center field and Ki Putnam. Time 1:45. mura was thrown out at first. To Bandon Next Sunday The Pelicans will have their metal tested next Sunday when they move to Bandon to meet the potent and ever-dangerous While lighting an oil lamp last aggregation from that place. It Saturday night. Lazella Carr suf is expected that a Brookings win fered third-degree burns when at this time may go a long way it exploded, enveloping her clo toward deciding the pennant. thing in Hames. 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