BEAVERS DROP TWO TO DRAIN;
WIN ANOTHER FROM CRESCENT CITY
By PE T E LESM EISTER
sor cam e in cold from his short
stop position and prom ptly w alk
The Brookings Beavers contin ed three batters. Jim Kelly then
ued to hold th eir “hex” over took over and smuffed the rally
Crescent City by edging the M er
He also pitched scoreless rounds
chants 5 to 4 in a holiday exhi in the 6th and 7th but was bash
bition game across the line Mon ed for four runs in the 8th, prin
day. The win m arked the 7th cipally due to his wildness. The
straight for Brookings over the Beavers had Del Coursey, big
California
neighbors
startin g Linfield college pitcher, all but
with the 1952 season.
off the mound w ith a 4-run
The Beavers did not fare as splurge in the 5th, highlighted
well in league play however and . by Girod’s and Johnson’s doubles
dropped a pair to the Drain Black and Selsor’s single
Brookings
Sox by scores 11 to 6 and 2 to 1. scored two more in the 9th but
The double defeat, the
6th still had a pair of baserunners
straig h t loss for Brookings, four al»oard as Ron W esteren was
by the m argin of a single run, thrown out at the plate.
completed the first half of the
Brookings gained at least a
league schedule and also dropped moral victory by holding the high
the Beavers into a tie w ith G rants ly touted Black Sox to a 2 to 1
Pass for the cellar position.
score in the final game of the
Jim B arrett sta rte d the S a t series Sunday night. Tony Tron-
urday night game at Drain but cale went the route of the Bea
was not his usually reliable self. vers but had the m isfortune of
The Sox nicked him for a run in allowing 4 hits for 2 runs in the
the 2nd, a pair in the 4th and 2nd. In only 4 other innings did
Carl
drove him into cover in the 5th he give up lone singles.
on Pat W ohler’s tw o-run homer Wickham, arm y returnee and for
over the right field wall. Bob Sel- mer Linfield college piacher, was
plenty rough on the Beavers, dol
ing out 3 hits, one each by Sel-
sor, McLean and Troncale. The
Brookings tally came in the 4th
as Lee Goodin was safe on an
error, was sacrificed to 2nd and
scored on Bill M cLean’s hit over
3rd base.
The travel weary Beavers were
somewhat lucky in the Crescent
City game as the M erchants com
m itted 7 errors and presented
Brookings with two unearned
runs. Jim B arrett, holding 3
straig h t wins over the M erchants
couldn’t quite m ake it four. He
allowed 1 hit in the first four
innings but was touched for home
runs in the 5th and 6th Jim Kelly
cam e in as relief with 1 down in
the 6th and squelched the Mer
chants on 3 hits the rest of the
way.
Another road trip to G rants
Pass this coming week-end and
then the Beavers will take on
Coquille in a double header here
July 18th.
Short scores :
R H E
Dn
0 1 0 2 4 0 0 4 X 11 8 1
Bgs. 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 6 7 2
B arrett, Selsor (41, Kelly <4>
and Johnson; Coursey and Bearti
Bgs. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0
Dn. 0 2 0 0 0 0 OO x 4 6 7
T roncale and Johnson; W ick
ham and Beard.
R H E
Bgs. 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 5 7 0
C.C. 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 4 6 7
B arrett, Kelly (6) and Johnson;
Olaen and March. Teegarden (7)
THURSDAY. JULY 8, 1954
BEAVER BATS
Ab H Rbi
Kelly
2
1 0
Selsor
6
20
8
Girod
3
36 13
B arrot t
24
7
5
Johnson
4
6
15
6
D arnell
15 4
2
Reynoldson
6
26
3
Goodin
18
4
1 0
R W esteren
5
0
Troncale
10
2
0
26
5
B.W esteren
3
18
3
Astin
3
5
30
McLean
18
1 0
Burdell
363 65 38
Team Av.
with the growing
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