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OEMMKLL.
The old Oregon homestead of
the, youthful but expanding
game of softball is a bit peeved
over its treatment by the State
Softball association it la a large
'measure fostered, bat it's now
pretty evident the Salem asso
ciation had best reconcile itself
-- to the statas of the martyr it
; has most 'assuredly become.
- Most plain was the picture
painted by President Harry Col
lins and Director Dwlght Adams,
of the state association, when in
vlted before a' meeting of Salem
association ' sponsors and mana
gers Wednesday night. That the
picture had, too much scope for
the local association to digest at
one round-table appraisal doesn't
- alter the fact the view was made
up of composite facts.
Keeping their personal conric
tlons under ' wrap and speaking
solely for the state association,
' Collins and Adams revealed the
reasons why Salem had been cut
to a single district for state tour
nament representation ast
1. To maintain the definite
"policy" of; the state association.
2. To appease other districts.
Including Portland, that were
clamoring for greater representa-
tion. - r '
Elaborating, they said it is
the adoptetl policy of the state
association to promote sort ball
throughout the state and to fer
tilize its growth as thoroughly
and rapidly as possible; that in
- order to do this the requests
of all ' district members had to
' be' duly considered; and that
' the program considered the
most beneficial to the majority,
' and to softball as a whole in
' the state, had to be adopted.
Tourney Purpose
Defined.-
Insofar as the state association
Is concerned, Salem with two
teams in the meet has always
been over-represented, pointed out
the offickils-r-a . condition here
tofore allowed because softball in
the rest of . the. state had not
grown to the point where a full
quota of districts could be repre
sented. Purpose of the state tourna
ment, cited Adams and Collins,
is to bring together in one place
uot especially the 16 best
teams in the state, for that
would probably mean about 14
teams from Portland and two
from Salem but the best team
from each district in the state.
It is because softball in Ore
gon received its start and impetus
in Salem; it is because the Sa
lem association rightly believes it
in large measure- t'made" the
state association what it is today;
and It is because the Salem asso
ciation feels the state association
skims off cream' separated by it
that makes the sudden reduction
In tournament representation such
a bitter pill for the Salem asso
ciation. J ,
Extremely easy is it to see the
local point of view. "Here," says
the local loop, "we are not only
witnessing an organization fos
tered by us step in and utilize
what we've ierected, but we are
also being penalized by a power
we created."
But it is even easier to under
stand that the state association,
in order to maintain a sound,
state-wide program conducive of
healthy growth, must strictly fol
low a policy defined for that pur
- pose. Although it be a tonsil tear
ing pill to gulp it, it appears the
local association must in the in
terest of progress trade a tour
nament position for a mythical
'spot in the softball sun that will
have a caption reading something
like this; ,
"Ton made softball in Ore-
' SjO.w 1
LEGAL NO'i'lCE
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that 1 will, - ob Saturday, July
29. 1939, at 10:00 o'clock in
the, forenoon, of said day, at the
west door of the Marion County
Court House in Salem, Oregon,
sell at public auction in the
manner provided by law for the
saie of real property on execu
tion. the following described real
premises, to-wlt:
Lots 4, 6, 7, 10 and 11, Block
2. and Lot 13, Block 3, Pratt's
Addition to the City of Salem,
Marion County, Oregon.
Said sale will be by virtue of
a execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for i Marlon County In
that suit heretofore pending
therein which City of Salem, a
municipal corporation, is plain
tiff, and John II. Lauterman andJ
Alice Lauterman, his wife, are
defendants, , the same being
Clerk's Register No. 27847. .
Dated and first published June
20, 1939.
SKi C BUKK. ' Sheriff of
' ; Marion County, Oregon.
By Kenneth L. Randall,
; Deputy. J 30-Jly 7-14-21-28
SHERIFF'S . NOTICE OI? SALK
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will, on Saturday. July
29. 1929, at 10:00 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the west
door of the Marion County Court
House in Salem, Oregon, sell at
I u bile auction in . the manner
provided by law for the sale of
real property on execution, the
following . described ' real , prem
lses. to-wlt: -c J r'-:.;...
Lots C. 7. S, 9 and 10, Block
4. Nob Hill Annex U the City
of Salem; Marion County, Ore
; gon. : , .
Said sale will be by virtue bf
an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court' of the Stato of
Oreron fori Marion County to
that suit heretofore pen dine
therein in which City of Salem,
a municipal corporation, is plain
tiff, and w. C. Censer and Jane
Doe Conner, his wife, Carls
Abrams and MyrUe D. Ab-ams
his wife. ft. J. Hendricks and
EmilU G. Hendricks, his wife
Marion County; a body politic.
and National Surety Company.
. corporation, are defendants, - the
same being Clerk's Register No
27962. - -;
Dated and first published Jane
10. 1I3S.
- A. C4 BURK, Sheriff of
Marlon Couatv. Oresoa.
By Kenneth L. Randall.
J - Deputy. J t Jlr HWMi.
II II J 77lw SmZkl I I tn-j iMmfHCf
Portland Glib
Shut out 3 to 0
Helser Strikes j out Ten,
Walks Five;jBonney
Leads Hitting
GAMES TONIGHT
7: SO p. m. Redmen vs. Verboort
8:80 p. m. Edwards Furniture
vs. Portland Babes '
SILVERTON While 2500 en
thusiastic fans howled approval
Roy Helser of the Silverton Red
Sox held Jack and Jill to two hits
in the opening game of the state
semi-pro tournament here Thurs
day night and the host team shut
out the Portlanders 3 to 0.
Striking out 10 men and walk
ing five, Helser was neyer In seri
ous danger. Jack and Jill's hits,
both singles, came ; in the second
and fourth innings. Clow of the
visitors also pitched effectively
allowing only four hits and none
after the third inning.
Bob Bonney, Silverton left field
er, starred at bat with two of Sil
verton's four hits, both doubles
out of three trips to the plate. In
the first inning he drove in a run
with his first double after Pesky
had walked. In the second Camer
on stole home to score after sin
gling, advancing on Erautt s hit
and a passed ball. The third rnn
came without benefit of bingles in
the fourth when Kirsch walked
stole second and came in on Jack
and Jill's lone error, the only one
of the tightly played game.
' Mayor Zetta Scblador proved to
be a competent pitcher in the
opening ceremonies, tossing -one
over the plate. Mayor Joe Carson
of Portland hit a fair ball, rob
bing Secretary of State Earl Snell
of a chance to show his prowess as
a catcher This followed the flag
ceremony conducted by the Am
erican Legion.
Jack and Jill 0 2 1
Silverton 3 4 0
Clow and Harrington; Helser
and Erautt.
A four-run splurge in the sixth
frame gave St. Paul a 5 to 3 vic
tory over Woodburn hvthe night
cap.
Behind 2-1 going into the sixth.
St. Paul tallied four on singles
by Putnam and Davidson, Pitcher
Mills' second double of the game,
a walk and an error.
Mills struck out nine, while
Bourbonnais, for Woodburn,
whiffed seven.
St. Paul 5. 6 4
Woodburn 3 7 ' 3
Mills and Laurens; Bourbonnais
and Reed. .
' LEGAL NOTICE -
ADMINISTRATOR'S FIRST
NOTICE
To whom it may concern: No
tice is hereby given that by an
order of the County Court foi
Marlon County, Oregon,' duly en
tered of record tbis day the un
dersigned has been appointed
and has qualified as Administra
tor of the Estate ot William K.
McWborter. deceased. All per
sons baring claims agailst said
estate are hereby, required to
present the same, with proper
vouchers ot verification attached
thereto, to the undersigned at
his residence at 990 I.. Summer
St., Salem. Oregon." within sii
months from the date of this
notice.
Dated this 28th day of June.
1939. .
HARRISON R. McWHORTER,
Administrator of the Estate of
William E. McWhorter, de
ceased.
Ivan G. Martin,
Attorney for Estate.
J 30-Jly 7-1 4-2 1-2 S.
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALK
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will, on Saturday, July 29.
1939, at 10:00 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the west
door of the Marion County Court
House in Salem. Oregon, sell at
public auction in the mannet
provided by law for the sale of
real property on execution, the
following described rear prem
lses, to-wlt:
Lots 26. 27, the West r. feet
of Lot 30, and Lots 31, 32 and
33, In Subdivision of Blocks
28 and 35, Yew Park Annex
to the City of Salem. Marion
County, Oregon.
Said sale will be by virtue or
an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Marion County In
that suit heretofore p e n d 1 n g
therein in which City of Salem,
a municipal corporation, is plain
tiff, and John E. Burkbeimer and
Jane Doe . Burkbeimer, bis wife.
and Marion County, a body poll
tic, are defendants, the same be
ing Clerk's Register No. 27965
Dated and first published June
30, 1939.
A. C. BURK. Sheriff ot
Marion County, Oregon.
By Kenneth L. Randall.
- Deputy. J SO-Jly 7-14-21-28
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will, on Saturday, July
29. 1939. at 10:00 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, at the
west door of the Marlon County
Court House in i Salem. Oregon,
sell 'at public auction in the
manner provided-by law for the
sale of real property on execu
tion, the following described real
premises, to-wlt :j f
Lot 6. Block 1 13. J. Myer'a
Addition to the City of Salem,
Marlon County. Oregon.
Said sale will be by virtue of
an execution Issued out of the
Circuit Court ot the State of
Oreron for Marlon . County in
that suit heretofore pending
therein In which City of Salem
a municipal corporation. Is rlala-
tiff, and - Mary te - WlnKet,
widow, and Marion County,
bodv politic are defendants, the
same being Clerk's Register No.
Dated and first published Jane
St.' list. - - i ,
A, : C BURK. Sheriff of
'. Marlon 'County. Oregon. .
-By Kenneth Li Randan.
Deputy. J 30 Jly 7-14-11-21.
Mickeiiham and Makers; Slap Down-S
i ' !"!. '.!. "V .' .'.-
The Mick Does
The Impossible
"Invincible" Fall Down
5-3 Before Slants of
Veteran Hurler
LEAGUE STANDINGS
W. L.
i
Pet
.85 J
.600
Dealers - .6
Pheasants ..3
Waits . ....3
Schoens . . 3
Kennedys 1
Paper Mill 1
1
2
2
2
4
6
.600
.COO
.200
.143
GAMKS TONIGHT
Pade-Barricks vs. Zuber Con
crete. Square Deal vs. Jolla Lee
Wright.
It hapened last nighti '
Leon Mickenham, recalled from
the bushes, pitched the thereto
fore winless Papermakers to an
unbelievable 6 to 3 victory over
the theretofore undefeated Deal
ers, personally acocuntlng for
three ef the five runs with a pair
of potent doubles.
Yessir, the oldster came in off
the sandlots to set down the
championship Radiosters, and al
though he whiffed not a man he
scattered 10 blows and walked
but two and one of them a po
litical .gesture. Coming up for the
first, time in the third frame,
Mickenham who was indeed the
Mad Mullah last night, smacked
a double to right field that scored
Dunn, who had gained life on an
error, and put his newly adopted
mates right out in front of those
doughty Dealers.
Stands Go Mad
Needless to say, the stands were
wild. Even then they sensed that
the ' unbelievable was going to
happen. The Gentskow brothers
not to be denied even In defeat,
got together to tie up the count in
the sixth with Brother Bill trip
ling along the left field foul line,
and Brother Dick scoring him
with a loft to center but an eighth
frame rally netted the 'Makers
four runs to put the upset victory
away.
Hurlin' Hank Singer, although
he didn't start, was the victim of
the 'Maker victory. He relieved
Don Cutler in the seventh, witn
two on and none out, and succeed
ed nicely in stemming what
looked to be a serious situation,
but was manhandled in the next
frame.
Again it was Mickenham's dou
ble that did the big damage in
that eighth-inning spree, coming
at the tail end of the rally to drive
two. Three errors contributed
to the scoring, leaving but one run
earned off Singer.
The Dealers staged a two-ruu
rally of their own in the last of
the ninth, accomplished on Infield
singles by Alley and H. Singer, a
political walk and Lou Singer's
sharp single. Although Mlcken
ham again walked the bases full,
he forced Brothers Dick and Ber
nie Gentzkow to pop out.
In the opening game Schoens
scuttled Kennedys Kids, 6 to 4, In
wild game that saw a total of
seven errors committed. Kenny
LEGAL NOTICE
SHERIFFS NOOTIth OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will, on Saturday. July
29, 1939, at 10:00 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the west
door of the Marion County Court
House in Salem, Oregon, sell at
public auction in the . manner
provided by law for the sale of
real property on execution, the
following- described real prem
ises, to-wit:
Lot 3, Block 6. Yew Park An
nex to the City of Salem,
Marion County, Oregon.
Said sale will bt. by virtue of
an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Marion County in
that suit heretofore pending
therein in which City of Salem,
a municipal corporation, is plain
tiff, and Maude Ireland and C E.
Ireland, her husband, Dorothy
Parker and George Parker, her
husband. Pearl Moreland and
W. D. Moreland, her husband
Mabel Williams and George Wil
liams, her Lusband, Frances
Kraus and George Kraus, her
husband, J. S. Cooper. Jr. and
Betty Cooper, his wife, Gene
vieve Cooper,- unmarried, and
Marion County, a body politic,
are defendants, the same being
Clerk's Register No. 2767.
; Dated and first published Jane
3D, 1939.
, A. C. BURK. Sheriff of
Marion County, Oregon.
By Kenneth I. Randall
Deputy. J 30 Jly 7-14-21-28
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALK
! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will, on Saturday, July
29. 1939, at 1000 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, at the
west door ot the Marlon County
Court House in Salem, Oregon.
sell at public auction in the
manner provided by law for the
sale of real property on execu
tion, the following described
real premises, to-wit:
The North 31.48 feet of Lot
50 Jn Subdivision of Blocks 28
and 35 .ia Yew Park. Annex to
the City of Salem, Marion
County, Oregon, i - -
Said sale will oe by virtue of
an execution Issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Marion County in
that sal t heretofore .pending
therein In .which City . ot Salem,
a municipal eorporati a. Is plain
tiff, and Velma BL Bayer ' and
John Doe Bayer, her hatband,
and Marion County, a body poli
tic, are defendants, th - name
being Clerk's Register No. 27960.
I- Dated and first published June
30, 1931. - i-.
i ,A- C. BURK, Sheriff ef
t - -Marioa County, Oregoa.
,.. Bt- Kanneth ... L RandalL
. Depaty. J SO Jly 7-14-21-28.
Keep Up
With the Silverton semi
pro baseball tourney with
The Statesman; daily
coverage.
Larson gave up but one earned
run in pitching his six-hit victory,
while Art Siebens was given 24
asslst "support by his mates.
Schoen's (6) B R H A O
Quessetb, 2 3 2 0 4 2
Plllette, s 5 0 0 4 5
Fowler, 1 ..5 12 0 0
Meyer, r 5 11 0 1
Weller, 1 4 0 0 0 12
B. Larson, c 4 0 1 12
Gwynn, 3 4 114 1
Evans, m 4: 110 4
K. Larson, p 3 0 2 0 0
Totals 37 6 8 13 27
Kennedy's (4) B R H A O
Bennett, r, s 4 2 2 4 4
Satter, 1 4 0 10 0
Freeman, m 4 110 0
Salstrom, 3 4 0 0 1 1
Cave, 1 ..:4 r.O 0 0 18
Lacey, s .0 0 0 0 0
Olseth. 2 3 0 0 7 2
Comstock, c .... 4 10 0 1
Siebens, p 3 0 0 12 0
Siegmund, r 4 0 2 0 0
Totals. 34 4 6 24 27
Errors, Comstock. Olseth 2, Pil
lette, K. Larson, Gwyhn, Weller.
8 hits 6 runs off Siebens In 8: 6
and 4 off Larson in 9. Runs re
sponsible for, Siebens 5, Larson
1. Struck out. by Siebens 1, Lar
son l. Bases on balls, oil biebens
3, Larson 1. Stolen base, Quesseth,
Pillette, Bennett 2, Meyer, Evans.
Runs batter in. Fowler 2, Meyer,
Pillette, Bennett, K. Larson. Sat
ter. Double play, Gwynn to
Quesseth to Weller. Left on base.
Schoen's 7, Kennedy's 4. Wild
pitch, Larson 2. Time of game
hour 10 minutes. Umpires, Gi-
rod and Oravec.
Square Deal (3) B
D'Arcy, r 4
R H AO
0 10 0
0 2 0 5
113 3
0 116
0 12 2
0 0 0 0
0 10 0
1 1 0 10
0 12 1
112 0
3 10 10 27
R H A O
0 0 13
0 0 0 2
1 i a 8
10 0 2
0 10 4
0 13 4
2 2 5 3
110 1
0 3 10
5 9 10 27
L. Singer, c . 5
W. Gentzkow, 2. 4
R. Gentzkow, s. . 4
B. Gentzkow, 3 . . 4
Causey, 1 5
Weisner, m .... 4
Alley. 1 . .
Cutler, p .
, 4
r 2
, 2
.38
H. Singer,
p.,
Totals
Papermakers (5)
Dunn, s
French, r ......
I Lenaburg, 1 . .
schnueue, c
Claggett, m
Serdotz, 3 .
Dick, 2 ....
Kelley, 1 2
Mickenham, p . . 4
Totals 3 6
Errors, B. Gentzkow, Dick, Kel
ley, L. Singer, Alley, Causey, Len
aburg. Six hits 1 run off Cutler
in 6 plus, 3 and 4 off Singer in 3,
10 and 3 off Mickenham in 9.
Losing pitcher, Singer. Runs re
sponsible for. Cutler 1, Micken
ham 3, Singer 1. Struck out, by
Cutler 2, Singer 1. Bases on balls,
off Cutler 1, Mickenham 2. Stolen
base, Dick. Three base hit, W.
Gentzkow. Two base hit, Micken
ham 2. Sacrifice, Kelley, R. Gentz
kow. Runs batted in Mickenham
3, B. Gentskow, Schnuelle, L. Sin
ger 2. Left on base, Square Deal
11, Papermakers 6. Wild pitch,
Mickenham 2. Passed ball. L. Sin
ger 1. Time of game 1 hour 25
minutes. Umpires, Oravec and Gi
rod. Girls Team Meet
Called by Adams
A conference of girls' softball
league representatives is sched
uled for 2 p. m. Sunday at the
YMCA, called by State Softball Di
rector Dwlght Adams for the pur
pose of adopting an administra
tive program for the state and to
discuss organization of the 1939
tourney. x
About 20 towns throughout the
Willamette valley are expected to
be represented, and all leagues In
the state have invitations to send
delegates.
Adams also announced the dead
line for membership fees into the
men's association as July 15.
These fees must be paid before a
team can enter district tourneys
of playoffs.
Bill Garbarino, Turple
And Kegel Tourney Umps
SILVERTON Umpires for
the semi-pro baseball tournament
at Silverton are Harold Regel,
William Garbarino and Dr. Red
Turple.; Officers of the commis
sion are Ray Brooks, commission
er, James Nutter, publicity; Sil
verton commission includes W. L.
McGinnis, J. McCall, J. H. Mc
Cullough and H. W. Adams.
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Bulla Upholds
US Tradition
i
Lawson Little Eliminated
From Title Chances at
St. Andrews
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, July
6.-P)-IUcb.ajrd Burton, seasoned
son of golfing folk, tacked a de
cisive 72 onto his previous 70 to
day and snatched the halfway lead
in the British -open golf champion
ship, with only jovial Johnny
Bulla standing in the way of the
end of the United States tradition
in this tournament, once -regarded
as strictly American territory.
For, Lawson Little, moody and
shipshod in his golf, tossed away
his slight chances of entering to
morrow's final 36 holes with 2 Vi
hours of shoddy play in which he
took an 89. This lamentable round
gave him 159 for the first 36 holes
far above the stroke minimum
of 150 which qualified 34 golfers,
including such British empire
greats as Henry Cotton, Bobby
Locke, Jim Bruen and defending
champion Reggie Whitcembe, for
tomorrow's final two rounds.
Bulla Two Under .
Bulla added a neat two-under
par 71 to his previous 77 for 14 8
to slide in two strokes under the
qualifying minimum and six off
the pace.
A stroke behind Burton, at 143,
stood Martin Pose, the diligent
Argentine, who posted scores of
71 and 72, and who is by all odds
the steadiest player in the field
Oakland Defeats
i
Portland 6 to 5
OAKLAND, Calif.. July 6-(JP)-
Comlng from behind to Score two
runs off Relief Pitcher Ralph
Birkhofer in the eighth, Oakland
defeated Portland. 6-5, to take a
3-1 lead in their Coast Hague ser
ies tonight. f
Beu Cantwell, third Hurler to
face the Ducks, pitched only to
nine men Jn the last three innings,
and was credited with the victory.
Harry Rosenberg. Portland left
fielder, boosted a home; run over
the left field wall in the fourth
inning. ' -
Portland -5 9 0
Oakland 6 14 0
Thomas, Birkhofer a(7) and
Fernandes: Bithorn, Herrmann
(3), Cantwell (7) and Conroy.
SACRAMENTO, July 6.-;P)-
San Francisco 1 11-
Sacramento ,2 11
Gibson and Sprinz; Schmidt and
Grilk.
SAN DIEGO, Calif., July 6-()-
Los Angeles i 7 10 3
San Diego 0 S 0
Thomas and R. Collins; Crag-
head, Humphreys (3) and Starr.
Jt " ;
HOLLYWOOD, July. -(JP)-
Seattle I J 8 0
Hollywood 4 12 2
Webber and Campbell; Bitner,
Moneriet (9) and Brenzel. Dap
per (9).
Next
BILL
DB
ITS
ELL Editor
Morning, July 7, 1939
CX)AST LEAGUE
Before Night Games)
League
Baseball
W. L. Pet.
Seattle . 66 41 .577
Los Angeles .....66 42 .671
San Francisco ...49 45 .621
Oakland 48 49 .495
San Diego 46 48 .489
Sacramento " ............42 SO .457
Hollywood 44 S3 .454
Portland 38 51 .427
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(Before Night Games)
W. L.
Pet.
.858
.603
.543
.522
.536
.397
.377
.276
NewTork 53 17
tS08lOn . 35 ' 35
Detroit 38 .32
Cleveland 36 33
Chicago ..37
32
44
43
SO
Washington 29
Philadelphia 26
St. Louis 19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(Before Night Games)
W. L.
Pet.
.627
.551
.522
.516
.508
.507
.455
.302
Cincinnati ...42 25
New York 38 31
St. Louis 35 32
Brooklyn 33 31
Pittsburgh ."...33 32
Chicago 37 36
Boston 30 36
Philadelphia 19 44
Boys' Champ Falls
As Net Play Opens
Frankie Evans Is Victim
of Austin Wilson in
Straight Sets
Frankie Evans, defending boys'
city tennis champion, bit the dust
as opening round play in the sec
ond-abnual Statesman - Parker's-
Playgrounds city tennis tourney
opened yesterday, while John
urocKeu eliminated two oppon
ents to advance clear into the
quarter-finals.
Austin Wilson' nipped Defend'
ing Champ Evans in straight sets.
6-3, 6-3, to share favorite honors
with Crockett, who disposed of
Bob Hill. 6-1, 6-1, and Don
Thompson, 6-0, 6-0.
Best match of the day was in
the girls' division, where Shirley
Smith, runner-up last year, bowed
out after a hard, three-set -struggle
to Donna Spence. Miss Spence
came from behind, after losing the
first Bet, 3-6, to take the second.
6-4. and the third, 7-5. .
Other matches saw Hume
Downs beat Bob Price in the
men's division, 6-2, 6-0, and En
gene Bressler eliminate Dick
Haynes in the boys' division. 6-2,
6-4. ,
Olinger Juniors Trounce
Leslie Youngsters 12-4
Jerry Holmes chucked three-hit
ball as the Olinger Juniors troun
ced the Leslie Juniors 12 to 4 in
playground baseball yesterday at
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PAGE FIFTEEN
Pirates Crash
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Cubs and Dean
Dizzv Goes to Clubhouse
in the Fourth as Bucs
, Win 7 to 2
PITTSBURGH, July 6.-(;P)-The
Pittsburgh Pirates punctured the
Illusion of Diszy Dean today, forc
ing him out in the fourth inning
as they crushed the Chicago Cubs
7 to 2 and climbed Into fifth place
in the National ' league. -
It was the first defeat of the
season for Dean after four vic
tories. Where once he had mowed
down the Pirates with his streak
ing fast ball, Dean sought to slide
by today on curves and a change
of pace and they pelted him with
three runs and eight hits during
the short period he worked.
The Cubs gave him a lead in
the third when Stan Hack singled
two runs across but the Pirates
teed off for three tallies in the
last half of the same inning.
An error by Dick Batell on
Johnny Rizzo's grounder, follow
ing two singles, let in the iirst
Pittsburgh run. Chuck Klein sa-
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Fletcher tripled for the third.
Chicago J. 2 7 2
Pittsburgh 7 13 1
Dean. French (4), and Hart
nett; Klinger and Mueller.
Derringer Wins 11th
CINCINNATI, July 6-;P)-Paiil
Derringer won his 11th game to
night as the Cincinnati Reds took
a free hitting contest from the St.
Louis Cards, 7 to 4. Lombardi and
Mize hit homers before 29,105
fans, the largest night crowd and
the second largest attendance of
the season.
St. Louis : 4 14 1
Cincinnati 7 9 2
C. Davis. Shoun (5), Warneke
(6). Bowman (8) and Owen; Der
ringer and Lombardi.
Legion Club Plays
County Rival Soon
Salem's Legion Junior baseball
team, loser to Hillsboro in its first
district contest, will take on the
Woodburn Legion team in a dis
trict game here Saturday night at
8:30 under Sweetland field lights.
Chairman Oliver Huston an
nounced last night.
Clayton Patterson, chunky but
effective Salem Jhurler, will be on
the mound for Coach Ethan
Grant's Salem club, with Ed "Ko
ko" Yada doing the receiving.
Salem will get a chance to even
its score with Hillsboro when the
Washington county team comes
here to play under the lights next
Tuesday night.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Julj i-(JP
The 1939 Oregon state American
Legion junior baseball tournament
was, awarded to Hillsboro today
after Woodburn withdrew as spon
sor. x
The meet will-bring together
about 60 of the state's best play
ers of less than 17 years. Dates
will be Aug. 5 and 6.
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Win
Deal
Softball
Leagues
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Parkers 18 14 4
St. Joseph 15 6 6
Weisner. B. Lindstrom and
Fitzsimmons; Nelson, Eland.
Quackenbush, Hobbs and Nicola,
NYC 14 It 4
Pete's 13 17 1
Guthrie and Humphries; Mick
enham, Belgard and 4lay.
University Cleaners 9 6 4
Nelson Bros. V. 10 w8 3
Henery and Renner; Applegate
and Kelly.
Hazel Dell ..
Slopers (West Salem) 6
Yarnell and Gallagher;
and Girod.
1 4
7 3
Orrey
Industrial League
Montgomery Ward 1 5 4
Gasco 14 12 2
Beardsley and Beaver; Kreide
and Gallon.
Unemployment Com. 5 8 5
Pohl Staver 14 10 3
Harvey and Allan; Gilbert, D.
Poole and Cammak. Minty.
Tigers Break
Up Slow Duel
;
j Four Run ill Rallv Gives
Detroit 9-5 Victory
Over Browns
ST. LOUIS. July 6-)-The De
troit Tigers and St. Louis Browns
battled 2V hours in sweltering
temperatures' today before the Ti
gers won 9 to 5.
- Detroit's winning 4 -run cluster '
came in the eighth to break a 5
to 5 tie.
Cullenbine doubled to start the
inning. Karl Averill beat out a hit
to McQuinn. sending Cullenbine to
third. Pinky Higgins forced Av
erill but Cullenbine scored on the
play. Yorw singled Higgins to sec
ond and Hank Green berg scored
him with another safety. Mark
Christman missed Red Kress'
grounder and York raced home as
er's single scored Greenberg.
Detroit 9 15 1
St. Louis 5 12 4
Benton, Coffman (5). Giebell
(6), and York. Tebbetts (8);
Mills. Whitehead (5). Trotter (7),
Kennedy (9), and Spindel.
CHICAGO, July 6-P)-With
Jack Knott pitching five-hit ball
and Gee Walker contributing his
ninth homer and a triple to a 12
hit attack, the Chicago White Sox
ran their winning streak to five
games today by defeating Cleve
land again 8 to 1.
Cleveland 1 S 2
Chicago 8 12 0
Allen, Dobson (2), Zuber (4),
and Pytlak; Knott and Tre&h.
PHILADELPHIA, July -JP)
With George Caster pitching two
hit ball after the scond Inning, the
Athletics ended a six-game losing
streak tonight by coming from be
hind to beat Washington. 9 to 3,
before 8.732 at Shibe park.
Washington 3 8 3
Philadelphia 9 12 0
Haynes, Appleton (S). Carras
quel (7), and Ferrell; Caster and
Brucker.
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