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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1954)
BEAVERS LOSE TWO SLUGFESTS By P E T E L E S M E IS T E R T he B rookings ball club ju st cannot seem to get h ittin g and good pitching at th e sam e tim e. T h is .past w eek-end at D rain they slam m ed out a to ta l of 26 hits good for IS runs, yet dropped both gam es by scores of 11 to S and 12 to 10. The h u ilin g w as "w ay off" M R .2 M W1 BY CURREY COUNTY LUMBER CO ’’Your wife decided to chenqt the style right in the middle of construction!" A complete line of materials b u ild in g We Give S and H G reen S tam p s a t the s ta r t of both c o n tests and th e fielding was very shoddy to say the least. The B eavers s ta rte d th e Sat* u rd ay night gam e like c h a m p k v s g e ttin g to Del C oursey for 4 runs in th e 1st fram e on a double by Lee Goodin and singles by B a r re tt, S elsor and A stin. D rain re ta lia te d im m ediately in th e ir half by driving Tony T ro n c ale to the show ers w ith 4 runs ch arg ed a- gainst him. Jim K elly re tire d the hie but ran into d ifficu lty of his w n when the B lack Sox tagged him for 4 ru n s in th e 2nd. T hey also added 3 runs in the 4th, only it“ of w hich was earned. K elly re tire d D rain in th e last 4 in* : ings but th e dam ag e was done. The B rookings h itte rs continu- d to shell Del C oursey q u ite freely, g e ttin g 2 ru n s on singles by Selsor, Johnson and A stin in ♦ he 3rd and 3 final ru n s in th e 6th on Lee Goodin’s long 2-run hom er over the left field w all and ( S elso r’s h it to score G irod who had been safe on an e rro r. C our sey blanked th e B eav e rs in th e last 3 rounds to squeak th ru for the 11 to 8 victory. T he B eavers loaded th e bases w ith t w o down off ace C arl Wick* ham in th e 1st inning S unday aftern o o n but could not score. T hen cam e th e n ig h t-m a re inn* ing of th e season for Bsookings as th e B lack Sox scored 9 ru n s in th e ir half, only tw o of whiih w ere earned. L efty Jim Lehi who had previously m ade tw o fine show ings on th e m ound for the B eavers plainly didn’t have it Sunday. He allow ed 3 hits and w alked 3 b a tte rs, w hich plus 4 B eaver e rro rs brought in 5 runs. W ith th e bases still loaded, Tony T roncale took over and allow ed 2 hits for a 4 additional ru n s to m ak e th e big to tal of nine. D rain added 3 m ore un earn ed ru n s in th e 3rd w ith o u t th e aid of a hit and th e score then show ed D rain $ 3 2 0 0 Research G rant A w arded To Forest Lab O R EG O N S T A T E C O LLEG E In support of its testin g program , t » help design buildings for g re a t e r resistan ce to * earth q u ak e, wind and blast forces, the O regon F o r est P ro d u cts L ab o rato ry has re ceived $3200 from the C alifornia slat«' division of a rc h ite c tu re T he L ab o ra to ry ’s testin g p ro gram on wood roof and wall d a- p hram s s t a r t 'd in 1950 a id has included te s ts on 38 q u a rte r- v< ale w all and roof panels and 10 fu llscale roof diaphram s. T ests have been of value to s tru c tu ra l engineers and arch itects. E xperience has shown th a t well- designed w ood-fram e buildings have re m a rk a b le ab ility to resist w ind and e a rth q u a k e forces, lab o ra to ry re se a rc h e rs said. Wood buildings have m ore "give and sp rin g " th an o th e r ty pes of con stru ctio n . T his su m m er’s w ork at the lab o ra to ry will include te sts to learn how well mu 11 ions. wooden sep a r a to rs betw een windows, stan d up w hen used in d ifferen t sizes L am inated 3-inch roof deck and root p an els ot fo u r len g th -w id th ra tio s will also be tested. Douglas E ir lu m b er is being used th ro u g h out. T h e L ab o rato ry is a sta te - siipported research agency located on th e O regon S ta te college ca m pus. Brookings-I larbor Pilot 9 THURSDAY. JULY 29, 1954 CHETCO INN at the sign of the golden goat Special Family Dinners from S I . 5 0 C hildren s p lates, too Smorgaslx ml livery Sunday W ith $2.00 Dinners th e tu g is going at very slow speed and tidal c u rre n ts m ak e his tow difficult to m an ag e to be d rag g ed u n d e r a tow ed b arge is c e rta in d e a th rem em b er one long, tw o s h o rts S tay c le a r TRUTH 12 and B rookings 0. But for e r CHEF ADRIAN— ro rs in th e aforem entioned 3rd inning, T ro n cale would have had in charge of catering 7 scoreless innings of re lie f p itch ing. B rookings finally ruined W ick Phone S u b scrib e to T he B rookings- h a m ’s sh u t-o u t hopes by scoring H a rb o r P ilot. tw ice in the 5th and d u plicatin g w ith 8 m ore tallies in th e 6th. M anager and sh o rtsto p Bob S el sor continued his fine h ittin g w ith 5 bingles in 9 trips to th e p late P e rm a n e n t! P ro fitab le! and boosted his average from 420 to 447. Ji m Johnson had 4 for 9 and Bill M cLean 4 for 10 to lead Get in to th e w o rld ’s biggest business R eal E s ta te w ith th e o th e r B eaver h itte rs. th e w o rld ’s biggest real e s ta te com pany S T R O U T REALTY B rookings d raw s a bye this S u n If y o u ’re m a tu re , friendly, am bitious, not a fraid to work, day but will play th e C rescent and have a successful selling background, an in terv iew w ith a Cfity M erch an ts th e re at 5:30 (daylight tim e) S a tu rd a y even com pany ex ecu tiv e will be a rra n g e d ing. S tro n g su p p o rt th ro u g h o u r catalogs, city prospect in te r S h o rt S c o re s : view ing offices from coast to coast, and n atio n w id e n ew sp ap er R H E a d v e rtisin g b rin g s you b u y ers from ev eryw here. B r. 302 003 000 8 13 5 D r. 440 300 OOx 11 14 3 No fran ch ise charge. Real o p p o rtu n ity fo r ; Go T roncale, K elly < 1) and Johnson ; C oursey and Beard. S T R O U T R E A L T Y R II E 904 E. 8 th S t. 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