Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, August 07, 1952, Page 3, Image 3

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    Thursday, August 7, 1952
Beaver Presented
♦ Pcbir Of Games To
Medford, Sunday
Brookings’ quest for a second
league victory again w e n t for
naught on the local high school
diamond Sunday as the Medford
Cheney Studs edged the Beavers
in both games, by 8 to 7 and 6 to
5 scores.
The Beavers tied up the first
✓ contest in a 3-run rally in the
eighth only to have the Studs win
it in the ninth as Catcher Frank
<S. W. Oregon League Standings
Team
Won Lost
Drain ............................. 14
4
C. B.-N. B........................ 12
6
Bandort ..........................13
7
Medford
13
7
Roseburg ....................... 6
12
Coquille
6 14
Brookings ....................... 1
17
Sunday's Results—
At B rookings, 7-5; Medford 8-6
At Drain, 2-1; C.B.-N.B, 7-7.
At Coquille, 2-5; Bandon, 7-8,
Roseburg, bye.
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
’dling 13 fielding chances in first
game, had 6 to 9 in the hit col­
umn, and Frank Burdell appar­
ently increased his average a3 the
league’s leading hitter with four
for eight. Burdell
curtently hit­
ting 433.
The Beavers travel to Roseburg
for a two-game series this coming
week-end and then play their last
double-header at home against the
league-leading Drain, Aug. 17.
First Game
Medford—8
ab r h po a
Blevins, rf .............. 5 1 1 0 0
McDonald, 3
5 1 1
2
Roelandt, c ...........4 2 3 3 0
Gordon, 2 ........
5 1 2 1 3
S m ith ,
ci
Brookings
M arket
Where the Money
Goes Farther—
Where the Service
Where the Variety
Is Larger
Where the Produce
Is Fresher—
Is Better—
THURS.. FRI.. AND SAT., AUGUST 7th, 8th & 9th
1 1 1
Maddox, If .............. 5 1 2 2 0
Fawcett, n
i l l
5 I
Qitaen, 1
,...4 0 1 11 0
Gehrman, p ...........4 0 1 0
3
Totals ............. 40 8 13 27 15
• * *
Brookings—7
ab r h po a
Wallace, m
5 2 4 7 6
Jacobson, rf ........5 1 1 1 0
Burdell, If .......
5 13 1 0
Darnell, 1
5 0 0 7 0
Maaon, ci
4 l
3 4 0
2
.Matson, 2 ..............5 1 1 3
Roelandt lead off with a drive be­ Chapman, 3 ............ 4 0 1 3 I
tween left center and center that Peterson, c ............ 3 1 1 1 1
rolled across the road for a home Lowman, p ............ 4 0 2 0 1
run. While Brookings tagged vet­
eran league pitcher, Paul Gehr-
Totals .............. 40 7 16 27 11
man, for 16 hits, three Stud dou­ Medford ................. 103 003 001—8
ble plays ruined just that many Brookings ..............300 000 130—7
scoring chances. Loose Beaver
Errors, McDonald, Gordon. Wal­
fielding also aided Medforfd in her
lace, Smith, Burdell, Mason, Chap­
scoring.
After trailing 3 to 0 in the 7- man; RBI, Roelandt, Gordon 2,
inning nightcap, the Beavers broke Maddox, Gehrman, Jacobson, Ma­
through on Stud Hurler Terry son, Peterson, Lowman. 2-base hits
Maddox with two runs in the 4th Gordon. Wallace; Home runs. Roe­
and took a 5 to 2 lead with three landt; sacrifices, Peterson. Double
more in the fifth. Medforfd edged plays, Gordon to Fawcett to Git-
closer with a single run in the zen, Smith to Gordon, Gerhman
sixth and then put across the ty­ to Fawcett to Gitzen, Wallace to
ing and winning runs, both un­ Matson to Darnell. Left on bases,
earned in the top of the seventh. Medford 7, Rrookings 8. Bases on
With one down. Roelandt singled balls. Gehrman, 1. Strike-outs,
and continued to third as the ball Lowman 1, Gehrman 3. Hit by
got through the right fielder for pitcher, Roeland and Smith by
an error. This apparently unnerv­ Lowman; earned runs, Lowman
ed Jim Nierman and he promptly 6, Gehrman 6. Winner, Gehrman.
walked Jack Gordon who then Second Game
immediately stole second on an Medford 6
ab r h po a
attempted double steal. SnutTy
Smith, next up, hit a ground ball McDonald. 3
.... 4
to second, scoring Roelandt.
Roelandt, c
...... 4
All hands were safe as Jai
Gordon, 2 ..... r... 3
son’s throw to Johnson at third Smith, cf .
3
was too late to force Gordon.
Maddox, p
..... 4
Gordon scored the winning ,
Fawcett, ss .... ...... 3
on Maddox’ out to center, and Gitzen, 1
....... 2
Smith was out stealing.
HofTert, rf
3
Bunky Peterson lead off with
an infield hit in the Beavers’ last
Totals ... .... 29 6 8 21 15
chance to salvage the game, but
• *
Nierman hit into a double play and Brookings 5
al
Wallace popped out to first.
Wallace, ss
4 1 2 1 1
Frank Roelandt was the hitting Jacobson, 2
3 10 2 2
star of the game for the Studs, Burdell, If
3
with six hits in eight times for Darnell, rf ..... ...... 3
the two games. Bill Wallace, han- Mason, cf ..... ...... 3
Karns, 1 ........
3
7 0
Johnson, 3
3
2 2
Peterson, c
3
4 1
N -O - T—I—C—E
Nierman, p
3
—
Totals
28 5 7 21 9
Beauty Shop
Medford
...... 1
Brookings ........
0
Kay Sandstrom
Evenings by Appointment
Errors, Gordon. Smith. HofTert,
Harbor, Oregon
Jacobson. Darnell, Peterson. RBI
Roelandt. Maddox 3. Wallace, Ma­
son 2, Burdell. 2-base hits, Wal­
lace; 3-base hits. Burdell; stolen
bases, Gordon. Double plays: Gor­
FOR SALE
don to Fawcett to Gitzen. Mad­
dox to Fawcett to Gitzen. Left on
41 acres on Gardner
bases. Medford 6. Brookings 2.
Bases
on balls, Nierman 3; strike­
Ridge, 7-room house
outs. Nierman 4. Maddox 3. Earned
and good out build­
Runs, Nierman 2; Maddox 2.
ings. Cash or terms.
•
•
•
Miss Carolyn Kerr visited her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry Kerr,
I. A. RODERICK
last week-end. before going to
Brookings, Oregon
Portland where she will be em-
ploycd in the Greyhound office.
Katherine's
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