Brookings Beavers
Edge Merchants
BROOKINGS
Kimura. lf-p 1 0
0 2 1
Wallace, 2b .. 3
1 0
4
1
Burden, 3b . 3 2 1 0 3
Barrett, ss .. . 5 Ó 1 0 Ò
The first practice game of the Monello, cf
. 4 3 2
1 0
Steps are being taken by the
1 1 9 0
season for the Brookings Beavers Reyn’dson, lb . 4
Veterans
of Foreign Wars and
Karns,
rf
4
1
1
1 1
resulted in a 9 to 7 win over the
Peterson, c
3
1
1
9
the
Rotary
club toward the es
0
Crescent City Merchants in a Lowman, p .... 2 0
1 0
1 tablishing of a Walking Blood
lather loosely played game on the Corrigan. 2b
1 0
1 1 1
— __ — — —— Bank, details of which w ill be
local diamond Sunday.
TOTALS ... 33
9 9 27 14 announced later. In general, the
The Beavers got off to a three-
program looks tow’ard everyone
Score by innings:
run lead in the first on Hon Mon- Cret. City .
000 015 0 10 -7 wishing to, in the area, having
ello’s drive between right and Brookings .
.
300 051 00x 9 their blood typed as a precaution
center which rolled fo r a home
Summary: Errors, Whalen, Pc- against either immediate need for
run and scored B ill Wallace anil terson. Wallace. Reynoldson 3; transfusion to others or as pa-
F rank Burdell ahead of him. Gale runs batted in. Loftin. Whalen 4,
Morgan. Allman, Wallace, Mon-
Allman, starting Merchant hurl- ello 4, Karns 2, Peterson, Low - strike-outs, Lowman 3, Kimura 4
er, was driven from the mound man; 2-base hit, Yamor; 3-base Allman 3, Clausen 2; hits off
in the fifth when the Beavers hits. Whalen 2, Monello; stolen Lowman 9, Kimura 1, Allman
7, Clausen 1; hit by pitcher, by
broke loose again w ith five runs bases, Wallace, Monello, Corri Wallace Wallace by Clausen, Rey-
gan; sacrifice, Karns; double
on five hits. Brookings got its plays. Barrett to Wallace to Rey noidson by Allman; wild pitch,
final tally in the sixth on Mon- noldson, Karns to Peterson; Bar Kimura; passed balls, Gatlin,» Pe
winning pitcher, Lowman,
ello’s walk, his steal off second, rett to Corrigan to Reynoldson; | terson;
left on bases, ’Crescent City 8. j losing pitcher, Allman. Umpires,
advance to third on Len Reynold- Brookings 10; bases on balls. Ki- Eickhoff and Matts; scorer, Let-
son’s short single to left, and sub muia 2, Allman 4, Clausen 3; meister. Time, 2:25.
sequent score on Don Karn’s
squeeze bunt. This was the only
run off Don Clausen in 3 1/3 in
nings of relief.
Beaver Manager Jim Lowman
got by the Merchants in classy
style for four innings, allowing a
single to Tex Gatlin in the sec
ond and a double by George
Yamor in the fourth with two
down. The first Merchant run
came in the fifth on Mike Whal
en’s low liner to left, which elud
ed Kenny Kimura on an attempt
ed shoe-string catch and went for
a home run. Lowman was the
victim ol some loose support in
the sixth as three boots and four
hits handed Crescent City five un
earned runs. Whalen’s second
homer with tw’o on was the high
light of the inning. Kimura re
lieved Lowman with two down
and stopped the Merchant rally
as he fielded Bill Loftin's tap and
threw him out at first.
Crescent City plated the sev
enth and last run in the eighth)
without the aid of a hit, the tally I
being the result of two Beaver |
errors and a wild pitch.
The Beavers travel to Crescent 1
City next Sunday for a return
game schedule! for Peterson
Park at 2:00 p.m. (daylight sav
ing time).
The box score:
CRESCENT CITY
AB R H
Loftin, 2b ...... 5 0 0
Hoffman, ss ... 3 0 0
Maciel, cf ..... 4 1
1
1
Yamor. lb .... 4 0
Gatlin, c
5
1 2
Whalen, 3b
4 2 2
Clausen, lf-p
4 2
1
Morgan, i f .... 4
1 1
Allman, p-lf .... 4 0 2
TOTALS
... 39
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Walking Blood
Bank Project
tients themselves.
Brookings Harbor Pilot
The project is especially adapt Thursday, May 7, 1933
able to most ex-service person
nel who not only realize the value
Further details w ill be made
of the program but who ha\e
available
when everything is lined
their type on their papers and
out.
dogtags. A qualified WAAC hos
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pital technician has already vol
unteered to type blood for oth
Advertising m the Brookings-
ers.
Harbor Pilot bings results.
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