Brookings-Harbor pilot., July 15, 1954, Page 3, Image 3

BROOKINGS BEAVERS SPLIT TWO
WITH GRANTS PASS CAVEMEN
By P E T E
L E S M E IS T E R
The B rookings B eavers have
finally sh ak en th e ir long losing
s tre a k .They d id n ’t w in a double
h ead er at G ra n ts P a ss this past
w eek-end, being nosed out again
S a tu rd a y night, 2 to 1, for th e ir
7th stra ig h t loss and 5th by the
m arg in of one run, but it w as an
8 to5 victory on Sunday.
E ven th en it looked like this
m ight be a n o th e r one run d efeat
w ith th e C avem en leading 5 to 4
u n til th e top of th e 8th.
T h e B eavers exploded in th at
inning for 4 big runs, Jim J o h n ­
son, as first up drew a w alk and
Bob S elsor singled past th ird base.
F ra n k B urdell w as an infield out
but Jim K elly teased R usty M ar­
tin d ale out of a base on balls on
A T T E N D EN C A M PM E N T
MRS. LONG ILL
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
On M onday last w eek, Mr. and
Mrs. E va Lee Ixm g was tak en
THURSDAY, JU LY 15, 1954
Mrs. A rt Bollinger, Mrs. Lyle ill M onday, and will be confined
Dill, and M ary Ellen W h itn ey , to Ixxl th e re st of th e w eek.
Buy U. S. S avings Bonds!
drove to Bend to a tte n d the 43rd •
D ep artm en t E ncam pm ent of th e
V e te ran s of Foreign W ars. They I
w ent by w ay of C ra te r Lake, and
also visited L ava Caves, Lava I
B u tte, and P ilot B u tte as well as I
th e P eterso n Rock G ardens eact
of Bend. T he w e a th e r was m ild '
and they enjoyed a very pleasant C \ / C P Y
trip, re tu rn in g early S a tu rd a y 1 C V C IC T
T hey rep o rted encam pm en t at- H A V
ten d an ce sm aller th an past years, i
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Mrs. Dill is president of th e
C u rry C ounty A uxiliary 966. Mrs.
R egular
B ollinger is S enior V ice-P resi­
dent and Mr. B ollinger w as a
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delegate from C u rry C ounty Post
966,
3 and 2 count. T his brought up
Bob A stin who had been in a
te rrific b a ttin g slum p. A stin p ro v ­
ed he can still hit by poking a
long single over sh o rt to score
Johnson and S elsor Tony T ron-
cale, playing- 1st base for Len Rey-
noldson, also singled to left to
bring in K elly and A stin.
B rookings had scored one run
in th e 1st on C liff G irod's w alk,
his tw o stolen bases and S elso r’s
hit. T he B eav ers added 3 m ore in
the 2nd on G irod’s 3-run hom er.
T he C avem en w ere m eanw hile
g e ttin g m ore th a n th e ir sh a re of
base hits in th e early innings.
T hey tagged Jim B a rre tt for a ON VACATION
trip le and a hom er in th e 1st, a
C arl W hillock and d au g h ter,
single ta lly in th e 2nd and 2 m ore S an d ra left last w eek to visit his
in the 3rd w ith only one down. siste r and fam ily in Jo rd a n V al­
ley, Oregon. They plan a leisurely
trip, cam ping along th e way. No
definite d a te has been set for
th e ir re tu rn .
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B a rre tt w as relieved by “ L e fty ”
Jim Kelly who w as really “h o t”
and did his best pitching of the
season. K elly set down th e G ra n ts
P ass b a tte rs w ithout a hit th e
rem aining 6 and 2-3 innings w hile
w alk in g only three.
The S a tu rd a y night tilt was
an o th er tough loss for Tony T ron-
cale, his th ird low score degeat
The first w as 1 to 0 a t Coquille,
then a 2 to 1 defeat by D rain and
this one by th e C avem en, also 2
to 1. Bob D iller, th e only p itch er
in th e league to beat D rain this
season, w as equally tough on the
B eavers w ith 14 strik e outs and
3 hits, one each by Lee Goodin,
F ra n k B urdell and Bill M cLean
B rookings m anaged an un earn ed
run in th e 5th to ta k e a 1 to 0
lead hut G ra n ts P ass scored sin­
gle ru n s in th e Gth and 7th, just
enough to win.
B rookings fans who have w a it­
ed p a tie n tly for a n o th e r hom e
' gam e will have an o p p o rtu n ity
j to see the B eavers in a double
header against C oquille this com ­
ing S unday aftern o o n . T he first
; gam e is scheduled for 1 p. m. hut
m ay he delayed som ew hat due
to the Lily F estiv al parade.
S hort scores:
B.
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 3
G.P. 0 0 0 0 0 1
1 0 x 29 3
T roneale and Johnson; D iller
and Sm ith.
B.
1 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 8 8 1
G.P. 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 7 0
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