BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Thursday, July 12, 1951
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PELICANS BLASTED, 15-3, SUNDAY
EIGHT PEL ERRORS HELP SCORING
102 064 110—151
Brookings Pelicans wondered, North Bend
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Sunday, what hit them, when the Brookings .
Summary: McLean, H. West
Coos Bay-North Bend Lumber
brook
2, Polando 3, Peterson 2,
jacks blasted out a 15-3 score
Holcomb.
Arlitt, Jensen, Sugura.
over their heads at the local
field. The Pelicans, usually stable RBI: Scrivens, Nelson 3. Lein
behind their pitcher, bobbled the inger 2, Arlitt, Allison. Sugura,
ball eight times, permitting at Ruggles, Fredericks, Astin, Mc
least half of the tallies made by Lean 2. Two-base hits: Nelson,
Sugura; 3-base hits: Astin; HR,
the visitors.
In the first inning the visitors Leininger; stolen bases, Scribens.
blasted a home run to break the Sacrifices, Matson; double plays J
scoring open for the* deluge which Hyde to Cook to Arlitt. Left on I
was to come. Blanked in the sec bases: North Bend, 13; Brook
ond, the Lumberjacks put to ings 11; Baseson on balls, Astin |
gether three hits for two runs in 4, Johnson 2, Westbrook 1, Fred- j
ricks 2, Hyde 2. Strikeouts, As-1
the third, and at that moment
there appeared to be a baseball tin 3, Westbrook 2, Fredricks 3, |
Hyde 2. Hits off Astin 12 for 91
game of the fans liking.
In the fourth, when two errors in 4 2/3 innings; oc Nierman 1
put Bob Astin in the. hole, the for in 1/3; off Johnson 5 for 5
visitors suddenly found their in 2; off Westbrook 3 for 1 in 2;
batting eyes to collect six hits | off Fredricks 4 for 0 in 5; of i
and six runs, from which treat-, Hyde 4 for 3 in 4. Hit by pitcher,
ment, Brookings could find no Nelson by Johnson, Kimura by I
pitcher to cope with the situation Fredricks. Wild pitch, Astin 2; ।
as all received the same kind of Winner, Fredricks, Loser, Astin. ।
reception. Nierman pitched one Umpires: Eickhoff and Putnam..1
inning, and two errors put him in Time: 2:35.
the hole, and two hits added an
other four runs
After Nierman was able to
put the fire out in the fifth, he
went back to his position at first
Southwestern Oregon League,
and Keith Johnson took up the
Sunday, did things in the ex
chucking chores. He was touched
tremes—with many upsets to put
for five runs before Hank West-
the fans who like to claim they
brook took up the hopeless task
konw their baseball in somewhat
in the eighth.
of a quandry.
With almost an entirely new
Coquille, which had experi-
team on the field, only one run
icnced only a “so-so” season up
was scored from him, as he was I
to Sunday’s game, rose to great
able to blank the visitors in the
heights to dump the much-pub
ninth inning.
licized Medford team by the un
On the other hand, the Peli
believable score of 12 to 1. That
cans could do little with Fred
was only one of the extremes:
rick’s delivery, although twice
Bandon dumped Myrtle Creek by
they loaded the bases, until the
a 21 to 4 score, and of course,
ninth when Peterson singled,
Brookings had a like score laid
scored on Astin’s triple; Kimura
on her doorstep, 15 to 3.
walked, stole second and both
Roseburg, which had previously
came in on McLean’s single.
beaten the Pelicals here a week
North Bend—15
ab r h po a ago, fell from the perch of the
1 0 0 upper strata by getting 'dumped
Scrivens, If .... ....... 4
O’Dell If .......... ....... 2 1 1 0 0 by Reedsport, which, up to that
Nelson, 2 ....... ....... 5 1 3 1 3 moment, been the doormat of the
Leininger, cf .. ....... 4 2 2 2 0 league. The score was 6 to 5. A
Holcomb, cf .... ....... 1 0 0 1 0 look at the score and standings:
2 14 0
Arlitt, 1 ............ ....... 5
SEASON’S STANDINGS
0 0 3 Tqim
Jensen, 3 ....... ....... 4
Won Lost PcL
Allison, c ....... ........ 4 1 3 4 0 Medford .......... ..... ?6
1
.857
Sugura, c ......... ........ 2 0 1 2 0 Roseburg ....... .......... 5
2
.714
Ruggles, rf ..... ........ 3 1 2 0 0 Bandon ............ .......... 4
.571
3
Koch, ss ......... ........ 5 2 2 2 2 Coquille .......... .......... 4
3
.571
Warren, ss .... ........ 0 0 0 1 1 North Bend .. .......... 4
3
.571
Rredricks, p-rf ....... 6 2 4 0 2 Brookings ..... .......... 3
4
.428
Hyde, p ......... ........ 2 0 0 0 1 Reedsport ..... .......... 1
.142
6
Myrtle Creek
1
6
.142
Totals ...... ...... 47 15 21 27 12
SUNDAY’S RESULTS
ab r h po a
Brookings—3
Coquille 12^-Medford 1.
Kimura, cf ... ........ 3 1 2 2 1
Reedsport 6—Roseburg 5.
McLean, rf-cf ....... 5 0 3 0 0
Bandon 21—Myrtle Creek 4.
4 3
Matson 2 ...... ..... 1 0 0
North Bend 15—Brookings 3.
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7
Nierman, 1-p-l ....... 4 0 1
Rev. and Mrs. N. N. Neufeld
H. Westbrook, rf-p 5 0 0 1 2
Polando, 3-cf .......... 4 0 0 0 2 of Stayton, One,, returned to
Johnson, ss-p-3 ...... 4 0 0 3 2 their home, Sunday after spend-
Peterson, c .... .......... 4 1 1 7 1 inng several days in this area.
Miss Joan Byrne, currently em
Astin, p-rf-ss .......... 4 1 1 3 1
ployed
in Brooking Water Co.
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Bretzel ♦ ..... ..........1 0
office
after
her return from OSC,
(♦batted for Matson in ninth.
will enroll at Willamette Uni
versity, Salem, next September.
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