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ron will be Al Ycdden, the stumpy Lajolla, Ccdit, youngster
who as a freshman last Beason. starred in a haluxtclc role, ao-
cordinqr to present plans of Roy Servuis Keene, who will begin
hi3 15th consecutive reason SeDtember 9 . . . In almost every
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one oi skzccs ana tmua w ii
grams Spec has piled about nis ceacn
cottage at Neskowin, Walden Is to be
found operating from the fullback spot
As full-Hedged, 190 to 220-pound full
backs are t crenerallv considered the
Big Bolts in -foo&all offensive, that
should make . 165-pound Walden at
least Utile Iighming . . . Should thera
show up a heap, skookum -fullback
prospect ' such as Jimmy Newguist. the
Camas crasher so ardently sougnt alt
er by schools all up and down the
coast, however, Walden will probably
be returned to a job more in keeping
with his heft !
Spec Keen "Gosh! rl never knew there were so
many baseball rules until I started umpiring and had to read
'era," exclaims Moose Clabaugh, who has made good right
from the start as an umpire . . . Moose, one of few umpires
ki organized ball to wear glasses, readily admits to having dis
covered more about the rules Of the game In the first week he
umpired than in 20 years of playing the game.
For an honest-to-goodnes3 stamp of approval on a man,
ask his fellow workers ... "Moose gives every indication he's
going to make a fine umpire," says Umpire' Harvey Nelson .
Add, too, the players and managers all of whom so far have
had nothing but praise for Clabaugh s work in the blue serge.
One youngster whom Spec Keene expects to put plenty
of sock into this year s Bearcat drive Is Joe Kelty, Albany hefty
who returns after an absence of two years ... Kelty will prob
ably work at the inside blocking post or Quarterback ... The
outside blocking post will probably be filled by another young
ster returning after a year away from the Methodist mill tow
headed Irv Miller.
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Just Two Teams in PCL This Year.
"Only two teams in the Coast league this year," says Frisco
Edwards, currently working the Seattle-FortlancL series . . . Se
attle and Los Angeles are the only read double-A teams in the
circuit" . . . "That Seattle team has everything speed, pitching.
power and finesse. . y
While you may have noticed that our Senators are tied
for fourth position in team fielding averages with Spokane .and
Yakima, did you happen to notice how many percentage points
separate them from the league-leading Vancouver team? .
Exactly .005, that being the difference between Vancouver's .956
and Salem s .951 ... Moreover, there is but .025 points differ
ence between Salem's fifth place in the team hitting race and
Spokane's perch at the top.
From a fellow wHo looked as if he might get killed out there
i any time, AntelcpeAl Lfghtner suddenly blossomed into a third
baseman who, at least in the last two home series, gobbled up
everything his way . . How come? ... Well, the Little Skipper
now has the Antelope charging the baseball instead of the base
ball charging the Antelope that's one major reason for "the
sudden change and Griffiths has him fielding the ball low on
the hops instead of waiting fdrit to come lap high as he was
formerly attempting to do.
By the way, don't give up on the Senators yet .awhile . . .
Goscarart, Petersen, Harris and Wilson all can't continue In the
terrific batting slump they've experienced the last two weeks . . .
Petersen and Coscarart are actually batting the lowest they've
ver been in professional baseball . . Still 51 games remaining
after the current series at Vancouver, and the Senators as of
yesterday were only six and one-half games out of first place.
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Yaks Show how to Corral the Coin,
w ' a . mmw mm a . .
.Last neara concerning rowaer bod wnite, wno cud a
singlehandsd job of pitching Willamette to fhe Northwest con
ference championship this spring, is that he had won two and
lost one in hurling 34 Innings for the Mayfield Browns in the
Class C Kitty circuit . . . St Louis Browns' Scout Willis Butler,
who signed White and sent him to Springfield of the Three-L
says me "Powder" had control difficulty when he reported to
Springfield.-
Bill Sayles, the ex-Oregon, has wonlhree and lost one with
Little Rock irf the Southern association . . . Bill Bevens, the one
time semi-pro Salem Senator and WI Wenatehee of last year,
has won 10 and lost six with Bingham ton of the Eastern . . .
Neither Ford Mullen, the ex-Oregon, or Joe Erautt, the" ex-Silver
Ion, got a safe blow in the East Texas league's all-star game,
twit their team won; 3 to 2.
. Yakima has mis year fully demonstrated mat the way for
a Western International league club (or any other minor league
club, for that matter) to make money is to have some saleable
ball players.., . The Pips have realized $13, TOO on four players
thus far getting $6000 for Nanny Fernandez and $5000 for Hub
Kittle from San Francisco, $500 for Lou Lorerir and, just recently.
$1500 for Pitcher Denny Horton from Huskegon, Michigan State
league farm, dub of the Detroit Tigers.-
Yes, Long John Tucker is still with the House of Davids, whcH
play the Kansas City Monarchs and their famous Satchel Paige
her Tuesday night . . . This is Tuck's 17ih season behind the
flowing beard . Also, believe it or not old Dock Talley, veteran
of 27 seasons," is still with the Davids. ,
Waters Appreciation Day, Suggestion Liked.
"Bill Ulrich and I like the idea of your suggested apprecia
tion, day (for George Et Waters) very much and would be only
too glad to cooperate with you in anything we could do,? writes
A. J. "Monty' Montgomery, Spokane's hustling business boss;
. . . 'Tor example, it has occurred to us mat Mr. Ulrich (Spokane
wrier) and I might fly down for the special occasion. , .
; "Mr. Waters certainly deserves recognition for all that he
has done for the Western International league. as well as for
Salem in building that beautiful ball park - . If peoole onlv
knew what baseball means to-Salem in the wcry of salaries.
purchases, good entertainment eta, in certain they "would get
behind the idea 100 per cent" ' I ! ; : u !
Notice that Walla Walla raised $1600 on its Red Cross
benefit game between the Washington state penitentiary team
and the Walla Walla town club , v . It was the first time In 16
: yeara the Wcrshington cons were allowed to play outside the
prison . . By the same quatlonv our game hero August 12
should produce $2100, for It's been 21 years since the Oregon
Mavericks have been allowed to take a road trip. - ;
It's been rumored that Spec Keene and Ben Pade may stage
their long, talked foot race as cm added feature to the Carl Mays
Mavericks benefit game . . . But it Isn't any rumor that Happy
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PadVBamcks
Vs. Salt Lake
Oregon Champs Flay Utah
Champs Monday "Waits
Meet Schoeri Bakers -
It' the UUi atsts champions,
irinners of 119 games la fonr
rears, ajainst the Oregon' State
champions, winners of 101 games
In three years, in a stellar soft
ban bill at : SweetlaiLd , Monday
night.. , li" f:
In wther words. It's f Salem's
Pade-Barrlck girls ' entertaining
the Salt Lake City Shamrocks.
and Wlndmiller Kay De Hart will
be .opposing Kineann Kae,Yocom
on the mound.:
The P-B-Shamrock setto fol-
-fOws a city league game which
pits Schoen's fast-coming Bakers
against the Waits Meatmen.
Both teams hare exceptlona
records, the Shamrocks baring
lost but 18 games In fonr years
and the P-Bs bat 18 in three
seasons. -
Hustling Jane Welch ' will be
on the receiving end of Yocom's
whizs ball pitching. The rest of
the P-B lineup will be filled by
Phyllis Gueffroy, Ruth 1 Yocom,
Barbara Kurtz. Mildred Thomas,
Pat Carson, M&delyn. Morgan,
Franz and Nellie Pearmine.
Final softbail games . of us
week will be played Tuesday,
rSweetland shutting - down there
after . for th . Centennial. . Waits
meets the . Pheasants and. Square
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Salenu Onqon, Sunday Massing, July 23. 1313.
PHILADELPHIA. July IlJm
-Big Hugh Malcahy won his 11th I
game of the season, his fourth
In a row and ended Cincinnati's
seyen-game winning streak today
Dy pitching the Phillies to a S
to s triumph orer the National
fleague leaders.
xne'tau ngnt-nanaer gar up
seren hits, two of them scratches,
in taming back the Reds for the
third time this year. Hs nearly
wilted under 100-degree heat in
the fourth but rerired . to sro the
aiatance.
r;tnrinTn. a j a
PhiladelpWa S 10
Moore. Hntohinsoa (S). 8hoff-
nr (7). Kiddle (8) and Hermh-I
serger; Malcahy and Warren.
Old timers BjU
Ball Games Today
Waters Park Scene of Day
Long Sessions ; Bishop
to Be Honored
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Yesterday's greats of the dia
mond, generously sprinkled with
those of day before yesterday and
the day before yesterday's yes
terday, hare George E. Waters
baseball park in southeast Salem
all to themselres today.
Beginning at noon the Oregon
Old Timers start playing baseball
and will continue playing until
all in suit . hare had opportunity
to play at least one Inning. That's
the schedule, eren it it takes all
day and all night.
A small, entrance fee is to be
asked, the money to go Into the
Old Timers treasury. The Salem
baseball club is giving the park
free for the occasion.
This year's annual gathering of
the Old Timers Is dedicated to
Biddy Bishop, president and
founder of the organization.
Bishop urges all Salem Old
Timers, as well as those trekking
in from all orer the state, to get
Into their old "monkey salts" and
get out there to play an Inning
or two.
Bevos and Seals
Take Trainings
rulfli Coast luM !
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W It Pet. W ! ri
Ruttli 19 t .5S Sac'mat CO .
OmkUad S 4 .5T Hollw'4 T .458
L AnrJ ST .S9S S. Tm (4 S .454
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PORTLAND. July IT.-WV
Toung Lee Webber of the Seattle
Ralnlers won his first victory oTer
Portland In several seasons this
afternoon, 1-1, turning in s nifty
three-hit performance. His own
wildness in -the ninth cost him
shutout. i - i
The Tictory gars Seattle a -3
lead in the current 1 1 -games-tn-a-week
Pacific Coast league se
ries. "
For the second time this week
Webber pitched 6 innings of
no-hit ball and he had a two-hit
shutout before he walkedtwo men
In the ninth . and Bergstrom sin
gled in a run. j-
Seattle hit Byron Speece free
ly bat the damage waa increased
by fire Portland errors, three of
them by the Bearers' kid catcher,
Shann Denlston.
Seattle : . ,-. . 9 V IS ; S
Portland 1 f S
Webber and Campbell: Speece
and Denlston.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 7.-P
Poor fielding proved costly for
the Ban Francisco Seals today as
Los Angeles took- a coast league
baseball game,. S to 1 f-r
jonnny Barrett. San Francisco
centerflelder, was the chief of
fender. Hs muffed Chlockfs fly
ball in the fourth, allowing Col
lins to score, and In the seventh
he mishandled Carpenter's line
drive. Novlkoff and . Moore fol
lowed this up with slnales that
brought inv Carpenter.; - -; ;
Los Angeles , , f lx .
San Francisco - , 1 -4 " 1
Stlna and Holm: Dasson, and
Spring. -
Eugene Legion Juniors :
Are District Champion
MZDFOItD, Jaly i7-CP)-n-
gene s - American. Legion junior
baseball team, won the district
three -and four championship, by
defeating the Medford juniors, 8
to in s Saturday night game
sftar walloping the locals 17 to f
in. an afternoon encounter.
Dodgers
Pair to Cards
Phils Flail Cincy Reds,
; , Pirates, GianU Nip
Bees and Cubs .
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CIneU SS t ( St Lnli 40 41 .481
Br'kiya 91 5 .iSS PitUb S9 44 .484
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Pirates Pound Bees
BOSTON. July 17WAV-PItts-
Durgn a surging borates .troupce
the Boston Bees . 10-4 today for
their second: victory in a row in
the current series, playing before
s slim crowd or ins, mors than
half of them women.
The defeat sent the Bees to bat
a half game away from the cellar
and gar Pittsburgh its: 16th
triumph In the last 20 starts.
Pittsburgh 10 17 1
Boston 4 0 1
Bowman, MacFayden (t) and
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. fonarchs aw
their ' famona
Satchel Paige.
in his
lTth year with
the DaTids, is
Ikotod for his
' colorful first
.base pay and
bis part in the
, pepper" same
thmt ia aim
. as t tmt ma of
Tiait from the
bearded boys.
FirpoFlqiteWrOhionii
At. 371 to Go in Front
Davis, Lopes (7) ; Sullivan, Ple-
cnota
MasL
Tacomas Tony Firrx). former "bull of the camcus" at
(S), strincevich (4) and California U, took over uncontested battirnr leadership of the
Andrews (6) and Tobin Tjtr.,. . r4l- i t-- -
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ords inclusiye of games of Jour 23 as released yesterday by
tnt tiowe JNews liureau.
Big Smudge Smead Jolley.of Spokane moved back into
second place, one percentage
point ahead of Wild William Har
ris of our Senators and Danny Es-
Chiefs,
Cards Crash Dodgers
BROOKLYN. July 7w-GPY-
uroouyn'a nose-amnr Dodgers
dropped both ends of a -double-
header to the St. Louis Cardinals
today 4 to X and to t to sink I cobar of the Wenatehee
nine full games back of the Na-leach with .SB 7.
tional league leading Cincinnati
Reds.
First garnet
St.: Louis - 4
Brooklyn , t
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Doyle. Lanier (S). Cooper
aand Owens; Grlssom, Casey. (4),
Head (t) and Phelps. Hanenso
(4).
Second rimit
St. Louis f 1
Brooklyn I 11
Shonn and Padgett: Davis.
Hamlin (S). Tamulla (f), Prees-
neu (I) and Mancuso.
While Firpo leads the larrup-
ers with .171, JoUey still tops
them in most hits, 140 most to
tal bases, 118; most two base
hits. SO; most home runs, 10; and
most runs driven in. 111.
George "The Duke Windsor.
the ex-Willamette anlrersity
righthander whom Seattle see
tabbed for recall, added another
Tictory to easily stay oat In front
of the pitching parade. The
Duke" has won IS to three losses.
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NEW YORK. July 27w-WFV-Af-
ter wasting two booming triples.
the Giants put together a pair
of singles and an infield eat in
the seventh inning today to break
up a red hot hurling duel and nip
the Chicago Cuba 1 to 0 before
a puny crowd of S98S.
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DETROIT. JUly S7-S-Robert
Clark, a S 1-year-old 8t, Paul
salesman or Scottish-Irish descent
and the father of two boys, today I
won the isth annual national
public links golf championship
with a smashing 8 and victory
over Michael Diets, of Detroit, as
unemployed automobile worker.
Clark, a weekend golfer who i
learned tne game as a caddie and
high school llnkaman at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, came from behind
with a rush after trailing at the
end of the first nine of the sched
uled SO-hole duel. In tour holes
he turned the match into a rout
and a rout it continued as Diets!
fine golf of the fire previous days
oi ino worm's largest major tour
nament deserted him completely.
Seird-Pro Tourney
(ntinues Monday
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pre Dasenau tournament, which
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day night when Jack Jill Ti&aaA
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ST. PAUL, Missu, July l T-WV
Two dark horae veterana who long
hart heett prospecting golfs tour-
naaaent money trail filed Joint
elaim today os. snedal honors on
the rich It, Paul spaa, golt cham
pionship.
They were the aalet, S 7-year-old
Jim roulis and the S4-year-
old, efferreeceet Willie Ooggta,
both of Chicago. .
Cash had II hola totals of IS!
strokes as the tournament hit
the halfwayoint of its 7S-hole
route. roulisT a fformer.it. Paul
champion, pat together nines of
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round 7. Ooggln scored sv six
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55- SS.
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Ed Oliver' of HornelL NT, who
had a 71 today for a 1ST aggre
gate. i ... ........ . -
Dndnick Back to Farm
8POKANE. July I7.-An-Mlke
Budnlck, who came to the Spo
kane Indians in the Western In
ternational baseball league from
Twin Falls of the Pioneer league
will leave Sunday to reioln his
old club. He was optioned today
to u spogane xaraa. ,
Solters Homes
ToB
Helser Yields
Only Two Hits
Out Afternoon Tussle Is
Dropped 6-5, Errors
in Ninth Stanza
eatYanl
Tigers Twice Trim A's to
,7iden Cap; Nats Drop
CXereland Indians
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Detroit SS SS .BIS C-ieaf SS 48 .518
Claralai S4 ST .SOS Wakf'ta SO S4 .4101
Bobe 48 43 .588 St so a .ai
Hm Trk 4S 43 28 PkU'dal 35 64 JOS
, : Western International
'- W L Pet.
Spokane 5S
Tacoma . ,, ...49
i Yakima .& 0
SALEM 4
Vancouver s
Wenatehee i
41
45
41
47
61
5S
.571
.521
.521
.505
,469
.414
Saturday Revolts
Vancouver 6-1, Salem 5-1 S.
Yakima 8, Tacoma 7 (12 In
nings).
Wenatehee at Spokane, rain.
rr.r;. -J "J Vancouver, bc. July 27.-
M Mton mlrhtJ CP) -Salem Senators trounced
f00" -V.? --.i-rilVsaeouTer CapUanos 18-1 In the
when ho stepped up to the plate
for the White Sox against the
New York Yankees,
' But in the 12th inning, when
it came - time to maintain the
Tasks' record for losing- overtime
games, the llooso obliged by poi
lag one of Marr Breuera slants
Into tha left field aeata for -his
ninth homer of the year and
6 to f Tictory for the Sox, ending
a "comedy or errors" perform-
anc by both aides.
. Despite Solters game-wrecking !
wallop and homers by Joe Gor
don sod Tommy Henrich, the
highlight of the proceedings came
in . the Very .first inning. . when
Joe' DiMaggio was tagged with
two errors on one play , in a neat
bit of ''now - he - has -it- now-he-
doesn't" : outfieldlng. With two
national baseball ' league double-
header, here tonight.
While Southpaw Roy Helser
waa 'limiting the Caps to two
safeties, his mates were' hammer
ing three Vancouver hurlers for
17 hits including two home runs.
one by Fred Knoll with the bases
empty in the first inning: and the
other - by Eddie Wilson In the
fifth with one man on. :
Two hits, four-walks and an
error gave the Senators fire runs
In the eighth and fire hits added
five more in .the ninth. .
The capil&Bos capitalized oa
two walks and an error to score
three runs in the ninth lnnlnr
and come from behind to win
1-5 in the afternoon game.
The Caps went to bat in tha
ninth with the Senators leading
out. Joe Kuhel lofted f a fly to - Jutoya aouoiea, and Don Os-
Jo. DiMaggio caught it and pborne a and Sammy Samhammer
with the rest of the Yanks, waa walked and then Ray Orteig
trotting off the field. As he ran. I singled. The clout proved good
howeyer, he dropped the ball, and r tares -runs when Coscarart,
Uxaptre Red Rommel Insisted the SsJem left fielder, made an error
putout was not,legaL since, nnder jucamg up ine Dau.
the rulas an outfielder must get
the ball away after ft catch.
DiMaggio picked np the ban I
and threw It to the unprotected
third base: It skipped all the way
into the Sox dugout and Kuhel
danced around tha"bags to score.
The entire Yankee club protested
the - decision, with the usual re
sults.
New York 8 I
Chicago t I
Breuer and Dickey: Rlgney
and Tresh.
Tigers Win Pair
DETROIT, July 17.-6PV-The
Philadelphia Athletics, tough cus
tomers all season for the Tigers,
succumbed twice under big bom
bardments from the league pace
makers today, 15 to 2, and 8 to
7, aa Detroit hiked Its American
lead up to two full gamea.
Schoolboy Rows personally
submerged the A's in the opener
on six hits, homering with a man
on base' in the fourth for tha ty
ing and .winning runs. .
first garnet
Philadelphia. a
Detroit II If 1
Potter, Beaso (5) and Hayes.
Wagner (f); Rows and Sullivan.
Second game:
Philadelphia
Detroit
Vaughan and Hayes
Beaton, (t) and Tebbetta.
Pipe Win In 12th
YAKIMA, July 1 7 - OF) - The
Yakima Pippins took a 12-inning
battle with Tacoma 8-7 in their
Western International league se
ries opener tonight. The Tictory
tied the two teams for second
place in the standings. -----
Yakima tied np the game in
the ninth when' Bill Reese hom
ered with two on. Tacoma scored
one in the 12 th, and Yakima in
its half of the inning opened with
a triple by Jack Whipple.
Marty Ha user and Bill John
son walked, filling the sacks. Mc
Knlght hit to Trower and WhlD-
ple scored the tying run, Johnson
scored the winning counter n
Stub Harrlman's bad throw in an
attempted double play. .
The Pippin Dlared without
their manager, Goldle Holt, who
was Injured in batting nractlca
when hit In the head. He waa
showing much - Improvement late
tonignt. . ,
Tacnma ,
Yakima . . ' I IS 1
Iseklte. Koapal () and Bren
ner; Schana, Elsenmana (10) and
Ha user.
Vats Drop TtWIians
iL!RigssTakesCnP
In litanic Scrpp
CTJEVKLAND. JmlT 27fJPS-
-vsnaau Chase, Washington! UP)-rorced to use every shot la
SEA BRIGHT, N.J-, Jury 27-
southpaw who frequently Is
Cleveland Jinx, twirled steady
seven-hit ball today to give the
Nats a 7 to 1 -victory which cost
the second-place Indians ground
ia their effort to overhaul De
troit,
Washington 7 IS 8
Cleveland 1 . T 1
Chase and . Ferrell; Dobson.
Elsenstat (1), Andrews (8) and
PyUak. , ,
Browns Blast Boeoz
ST. LOTJI3 July I7.-TVThe
St. Louis Browns were in a slug
ging mood today and found the
Boston Red Sox flingers made to
order for Limbering np exercises
which netted 15 safeties and
12 to 8 triumph.
Boston I 11 1
St. Louis 18 15
his bag and to spend his every.
ounee of courage. National Cham- -ploa
Bobby Rlggs batUed uphill
for three and a half hours today
before he could defeat Frank
Kovacs of California In one of
the most brilliant final round
match ea of the 63-year-old Sea
Bright lawn tennis tournament,
BJggs, by his resourceful shot-
making and refusal to accept de-
reat, finally prerailed by 2-, 0-,
o-. 4i-, xu-a.
Fonr times durlae- the match
Kovacs was one point removed
from victory only to have the
rampaging Rlggs pull the game
out, "- - -
When the marathon ended with
darkness settling over the court,
a sell-out gallery Stood and
cheered while Bobby received the
lamous sea Bright bowl from
bstermueller. Heving (4), Mns-1 lmb Ward President of the
talkoa -1 8 ) and Glenn : Wagner
J ), Kennedy and Swift.
Panning Still Leads but SKppimn
Itip Jtodcliif Moves up m American
July 27v-6TV-Ripl
r xonnd!
TJSLTA.
Not since 1923. when W. M.
"Little BUI Johnston won the
tourney tor tha third time, has a
Sea Bright bowl been retired.
Bobby won twice before, but nev
er after such a titanic struggle.
NEW YORK, Jaly 1 7CTV-The
Giant alums has finally landed
on Harry Danningra bat,-
It s not that yon can blame "the
hoes" for the sad things happen
ing to Bill Terry's Terriers these
days, but ; np to now;" the team's
nosedive- hadn't pulled -Danning
down, with tha others. Now, how
ever, tnat utue hug seems to hare
bitten him, too, and his chances
tor the National Jeagne's batting
championship have been cat down
somewhat,
For instance, last week he waa
riding along with a lf-polnt bulge
over his nearest rival,. Merrill
May, the Phillies' .third aacker
tsui m ine pan since tnen. this
edge -was cut to a ! mere ' nine
points as Harry's average dropped
from .347 to .338 for thst season,
up to and - including F r 1 d a ya
games. May, meantime, also lost
ground,-: but only a coaple of
points, and he finished np the 4
wees wiia .zs marsu .jLnotner
clouter . closls? In on Harry the
hoss is Bill Nicholson, tha Cabs'
youngster, who- ended the week
with a .223 mark for t-ird pUce.
Frank Gustiao of the Pirates
moved up from seventh place to
tie with Ernie LomhardL . the
Reds' walloper, for the- fourth
spot each with .315. They were
trailed by Jimmy Clsesoa and
Hank Lleber cf the Cubs, with
sis; Joe Orearo of the Cardin
als at .213. Dixit Walker, Erook
Ivn, wkh .311. t-3 CLkars nr'r
iiermmn as a
4 .' C- w . . Jl ii 1 1 xx p
.3; each.
CHICAGO.
Radcliff, who strangely
American league pitching much
easier after swapping a White Sox
uniform for that of tha St, Louis
Browns, again has taken charge
01 tne catting race,
The yeteraa - Radcliff, whose
hitting fell off t slightly three
weeks ago, moved into high gear
against the past week, advancing
to the top spot la hitting . with
an average of .311, including day
games oi f noij
- He gained nine points during
the week while mostjpt his rivals
wer losing grouno. - 1
r i Trailing him In the first ten
list are Tat Wright, Chicago.
10 u Finney. Boston. .350:
Barney MeCosky,. Detroit, leader
a week ago, 41; Roy Weather-
ly, Cleveland, .333; Cecil Travis,
Washington; .333: Moose Solters,
wiucago, .hi; ana mnx Green
berg, Detroit, .331.
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tTttido to any point by the short
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Gray Ghost No Phantom
At Dal; lie Hits J507
CRA2,T3 PASS, July 17-6TV-
Thet 'gray ghost" of tho gridiron
ts an too visibla to pitchers of
the Southern Oregon baseball
letsrue. - '
Joe Cray, once Oreron State's
star t&ckflsid man,' stepped tip to
cat st times ana slammed 34
Ills tor the- Crusts Pass tier-
chznls. Ills tatUng averiirs
rrioa. '
Install :
n
XlicL-fleU Station .
Center & Church Eta.
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