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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1952)
Thursday, September 4, 1952 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON DRAIN WINS * PLAY-OFF SERIES GEORGE The City of North Bend was host for the Southwestern Oregon , - -8 f t baseball league play-off series over <«8 the Labor Day week-end? The 4th place Bandon Millers drew the 2nd place Coos Bay- North Bend Lumberjacks for the 1st game on Sunday and emerged ■■ A victorious with a 4-run outburst m in the 12th to win 8 to 4. Veteran Ad Liska relieved Bailey Brent of Bandon in the 5th and pitched shut-out ball for 7 and two- i thirds innings. In the 2nd Sunday tilt the! Drain Black Sox. pennant win- ' ners for the regular season, with Roy Heiser on the mound, won ! over Medford’s Cheney Studs by an 8 to 5 score. This game was highlighted by Harv Storey’s greatly disputed 3-run homer. The big “rhubarb” over an interpreta tion of a ground rule as to wheth er Storey’s swat was a two-bagger or a home run, lasted over half an hour. __ . . . . Photo Canadian National Railw ayt Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, lifts its per- The two Sunday losers. Medford Petuahy snow-capped peak almost 13,000 feet into the British Columbia anil Coos Bay-North Bend, met in sky. All trans-continental trains over the Canadian National Railways the first game Labor Day to de pass within the proverbial stone’s throw of this great mountain whose cide 3rd and 4th with the Med imperial dignity is made all the more impressive by the tremendous ford Studs edging the heavy hitt glaciers that flow from the white crown to the green valleys below. ing Jacks in a great game, 3 to ii. i Between the Monday games, center field. Dick Wenner (CB- The championship game was I)ra*n was awarded a large trophy NB); right field, Frank Burdell another 3 to 2 thriller as Gene 1 as the leaKue’s pennant winner. (Brookings); catcher Frank Roe Peterson of Drain notched a series | Awards were also given to Glen landt (Medford); pitchers. Roy clincher over Bill Hanauska of Stetter, Harvey Storey and Dick Heiser (Drain) and A1 Treichel Bandon. Wenner, the league’s leading hit (CB-NB); Utility, Bill Burgher Pete Lesmeister, who took in ters, with averages of 430, 428 and (Bandon). Arlitt, Scrivens and the series along with Whitey Mat- 415 in that order. Burdell are the only members of son, 1- rank Burdell, Jim Nierman An all-star team was chosen by (his all-star aggregation who have and Keith Johnson, declared the team managers and consisted of not had a fling of professional series to be the best display of the following: 1st base, Buzz Ar- ball. semi-pro ball it had ever been his litt i( B-NB); 2nd base, Barney Short scores (Sunday) privilege to witness. Outstanding Koch (Roseburg); 3rd base, R H E plays were numerous and the Harvey Storey (Drain); short Bandon 101 000 200 (X)4 8 15 3 fielding in most instances was of stop, Lou Scrivens (CB-NB); left CB-NB 100 030 000 000 4 12 2 Coast league caliber. field. 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