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Cardinals Edge
Chicago 13-11;
Brooks Victors
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
W L Pet! W L M
St. Louis Sit t .TSOlCtncin'ti. 17 20 .459
Brooklyn 24 11 ,67PUUb'gn IS 20 .413
New York II 14 .53 Bast on 1J 20 .373
Chicago H It .47lPhUaael 10 24 J4
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Sanaa? KetnlU
St. LouU S-4. Pittsburgh 4-2.
Brooklyn S. Philadelphia I.
Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2.
Boston 2, New York .
ST. L0UIS,"llay 2MV-The
Chicago Cub overcame a 9-run
deficit-Monday but eventually
lost to the league leading St Lou
is Cardinals, 12 to 11.
Home runs by Jimmy Brown
and Don Padgett in the eleventh,
provided the winning margin as
the rampaging Cards marked up
their seventh consecutive victory.
In the first of the eleventh Bill
Nicholson hit a home run I which
put the Cubs ahead 11 to 10.
Chicago i ... -.11 13- 4
St. Louis 12 14 I
v Olsen, Erickson (3), Pressnell
i (4), Passeau (9) and George;
! Shoun, Warneke (4), M. Cooper
; (10) and Mancuso. i
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Brooks Best Phils
BROOKLYN, May 26.-W-i
Scoring four runs In a musical
comedy fifth inning, the Brooklyn
Dodgers beat the Philadelphia
j Phillies again Monday 6 to, 4.
Credit lor the victory went to
: old Fred Fitzsimmons, who made
.! his first start of the year and had
to be relieved by Kirby Higoe In
i the sixth. T
Philadelphia 4 10 3
Brooklyn 6 10 1
Blanton, Hoerst (5), Crouch
(5), and Warren; Fitzsimmons,
Higby (6), and Phelps, Owen
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Reds Rap Pirates
CINCINNATI, May j 2&.-Jft-Doubles
by Chuck Aleno and Er
nie Lombard! and a home run by
Harry Craft in the fifth inning
broke a 2-2 tie and gave the Cin
cinnati Reds a 7-3 victory over
the Pittsburgh Pirates here Mon
day night.
Pittsburgh 5
Cincinnati ...7
Strincevich, Lanning, Bowman
and Lopez, Baker; Walters and
Lombardi. ...
10
13
Salem Gunners
Set Crab Shoot
The Salem Trapshootera club
hag scheduled . its 'annual crab
shoot for Sunday of this week,
beginning at 10 a. m. j
Ground fees are set at $1 per
couple, with eats, drinks and
crabs free, according to Secretary
Clarence Townsend. . . .
Toy Is Winner 1
CHICAGO, May .-(ff-;eor-gie
Toy, 138 V4, Cleveland, 'out
pointed Gene Ward. 137 ,l Chica
go, tonight in eight-rounds.
Lccxguo Baseball
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIOIf !
Indianapolis . Toledo 4. L
LouisviUe IS. Columbus .
MUmeapoli t. Kansas City 2.
St Faul U. Milwaukee IX.
riONEXm LEAGUE
Salt Lk a. PmcmteH S.
Ogdaa-Twta Talis, ".
Idaho rails-Boise, rain.
SENATOB BATTINQ AVCKACES
W Jli rtUia. 1
1 t .300 Swop 19 t JM
t2 21 jaojWarrea 1 I 209
n it 9 Dlericlue I I
IS .254 Oliver 12 S .151
Tt IS JM Urttar T IS .14S
LanUeiro
Helser
Griffith!
Petersen
Adams
Bergatnn TO IT X rwr
Bates
7S 17 023 Lieb
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COAST IXAGtX STAND IN Gl
W L Pet - W L Pet
Saeramto IS .TM.fteHywM SS S ASt
Seattle S ZS jWOatela SS N jUI
BanPlefo -tS M l PorUasMt tt S .431
San Fran 24 XJ ASd.Los Aag js$
aasay Berelti
Portland 7-7. Hollywood S-5. .
SMtUo S-ll. Oakland
Los Anreles SmctwrvX 12-4.
Sn francco S-4, Sn pje M.
Yakima Whips
Oakland 3-Z
YAKIMA, May 26H)akland
of the Pacific Coast league outhit
the Yakima Pippins ot the West
ern International league 11 to 5
here Monday night, but lost the
game 3 to 1 when Chuck Eisen
mann, Pippins" twirler, 'tightened
in the pinches. M
The Coast team had 10 men
left on bases. Two double plays
by the Yakima defense pinched
off rallies;
Oakland L ,..1 11 2
Yakima - JjJi 5 2
Mulligan, Ananecz (7) and Rai
mondl; Eisenmann and Sueme,
Box Score
First game:
Salem (4)
Lanif ero. 2
Lightner, r
Shinn. S
Petersen, m
Bates. I
Bergstrom. L
Griffiths, s
Adams, e
.OiiTer. p
Totals
B H
21
2'
4
4 1
S
4 1
4 1
4 1
S
33
O A
2 3
2 f
0 s
ft
It 1
2 0
2 4
,2 0
S 1
S 27 IX
Tacoma ) .
Mallory, 2
. Starr, m
Rk-kcrt, r
Abbott, Li
Perry, 3
Grsy, 1
Hanson, s
Botelho, c
Cad in ha, p
Koehler,
Cardoza, c
McGaa. p
Unde, t , ,
ToUls .
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3
3
2
2
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- 0
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4
2
1
3
0
10
1
6
0
0
A
27 14
'Grounded out for Botelho in 2th.
tGrounded out for Cadinha in sth.
Errors. Perry. Hanson. McGaa.
Salem ...
Tacoma.
030 100 0014
000 000 000 0
Struckout
S. i Innings
I. At bat
Losing pitcher. Cadinha.
by Oliver 2, by Cadinha
pitched by Cadinha S. McGaa
off Cadinha 31. McGaa 2. Hit off Ca
dinha S, McGaa 1. Buns responsible
for. Cadinha 3. Bases on balls off Ca
dinha 3, McGaa 2. Left on base, Sa
lem IS, Tacoma 5. L i
Runs batted in. Adams, Lanif ero 2,
Petersen. Sacrifice, Ughtnef 2. Lani
fero. Stolen bases, Ughtner. Double
plays. ShinnJto Lanifero to Bates; Han
son to Mallory to Gray 2; Oliver to
Griffiths to Bates; Perry to Hanson to
Cray. Time of game. 1:41. 1 i
, Umpires, Kalus and Welsgerber.
Second game:
Salem (?)
Lanifero, 2
Lightner, r .
Shinn, 3
Petersen, m
Bates, l
Bergstrom, L
Griffiths, s
1 Warren, c
Lieb. p
Swope, p .
Totals
tTacema ()
.Mallory. 2
Starr, m
Rickert, r
T 1 B i
1
3
2
3
i 3 1
ZZ. s
2
1
2
23
O
3
0
3
1
3
0
2
6
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2
0
3
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0
e
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9
Abbott, L .
Perry, 3
Gray. 1
- Hanson, a
Cardoza, c
Haho, p
Linde. p
Holmes, p ..
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Salem
Tacoma
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4 21 8
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009 010 6
Winning pitcher. Holmes, Losing
pitcher, Lieb. Balk. Haho. Innings
Bitched by Lleb 3(. by Swdpe 3i. by
aho i, by Linde 3. by i Hoianes H.
At bat off Lieb 7. off Swope 13, off
Haho none, off Unde It. off Holmes 12.
Hits off Lieb 4, of Swope 2. off Haho
none, off Linde 3. off Holmes 1. Runs
cored off Lieb 4. Swope 2. Haho 1.
Linde 1. Runs responsible for. Lieb 4.
Swope 2, Haho 1. Struckout by Lieb 1.
Swope S, Holmes 2. . Bases on bails off
Detroit Drops
Loop
Leading
Indians, 5-3
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
W L Pet W L Pet
Clevel'nd 2S 13 .683, Detroit 19 19 .500
vnicago zi 14 .SOftPhuadel II 19 .472
New York 20 IS 26, Washgtn 13 24
Boston IS IS JOO.St. Louis 11 23 .324
Saaday BesaHs
tuuaeipiua 7. Washington 3. i
New York 3, Boston 10.
Cleveland . St. Louis 0.
Detroit 3. Chicago 7. . '
CLEVELAND. M a y SS-fTV-A
ninth-inning Detroit rally, paced
07 Bruce Campbell's two-run
double against Belief Flinger Joe
Heving,:gave the Tigers a 3 to 3
triumph over Cleveland Monday
and broke the league leaders' vic
tory streak at five games. '
j .The Indians entered the ninth
With a jJ-2 lead and Buck New
som appeared destined to suffer
his seventh setback of the season.
Instead, the Tigers chased Lefty
Al Smith and finished it strain
Heving to give Buck his third vic
tory, r
i' Lefty Campbell, who not long
ago patrolled the outfield for the
Indians, lined a two-bagger
against the right-field wall to
bring in the decisive runs, j
i The afternoon's hostilities cost
Cleveland a half game of Its lead,
leaving he Tribesmen four con
tests ahead of th second-place
Chicago White Sox. It was the
only American league contest of
the., day.
Detroit J . .. ..5 It 0
Cleveland ..3 S 0
Newsorn, Thomas (9) and Teb-
betts; Smith, Heving (9, and
Hemsley,
Ward Qualifies
For Open Meet
PORTLAND. Ore Mav 2-jpw
Despite a heavy rainstorm, Mar
vin "Bud" ward, Spokane, Wash,
national amateur champion in
1939, clipped one stroke off par to
qualify for the national open tour
nament here Monday.
Wardi scored 71-72143 on the
Portland, Golf club course, fin
ishing JO strokes ahead of his
nearest I competitor. The rain
forced play at one time to halt for
an hour.
Budge Married
i CHICAGO, May 16.-JP)-D o n
Budge, professional tennis cham
pion and former ; US Davis cup
star; and Miss Dierdre Conselman
of Glendale, Calif, were married
today.- : L". : ., ,
Ueb I. Swone 4. Haho 2, Unde 4.
nounes a. wild pitches, Linde, Lieb.
Hit by pitcher. Shinn by Haho. Left
nbases. Salem 10, Tacoma T. ;
hits, Griffiths, Perry, Runs batted in.
. , V. a"cer a. AOOOT, cardoza.
Liode. Sacrtfice. Lightner, Starr. Stol
en basts. Shfam ...... irift..
Starr. Perry 2. Cray 2. Double plays.
Staina to Lanifero to Bates. Time of
game, saw.--
umpires, Weisgerber and Kallis.
Baer's Title Claims Aired
By Columbia Commission
WASHINGTON, May 21 -py
Buddy Baers claim to the world
heavyweight title on the con
tention he was: fouled by Cham
pion Joe Louis .was laid be
fore the District of Columbia box
ing commission Monday together
with testimony of ringside offi
cials that the brown bomber hit
Buddy seconds after j the song
sounded ending - the sixth round
of their bout here last Friday. : .
The commission delayed action
pending questioning of Referee
Arthur Donovan. Chairman Claude
Owen . indicated, however, that
there was nothing much the com
mission could do since one of its
own regulations specifies that
referee's decision may not be re
versed. ' ! i ' ' I' '
; i Donovan disqualified Baer be-
eaase Buddy's handlers refaoed
: ts leave the ting far the start or
the seventh round. He claimed
Xaais hit Baer at the keH, vat
net after.
! Owen and Commissioner Thom
as Morgan both said today it was
"very definite" that the blow land
ed "several seconds'! alter' the
gong. Charles Reynolds, the
knockdown timekeeper, testified
"there isnt any doubt whatso
ever" that the final punch ' was
started about three seconds after
the bell.
' Owen said Promotor Mike Jac
obs had assured him that Louis
and Baer would be rematched for
a title bout here late in Septem
ber or early in October.
Bend Captuies
Hurling Duel
By The Associated Press
Tight pitching in the Bend Elks-
Medford fray highlighted State
baseball league play yesterday.
The Elks finally reached Fox in
the eighth after being held to one
hit and rapped out five more In
that inning to win 2-fJ. Hatch went
the route for the winning dub,
yielding only three hits.1 '
The Toledo Lions fell to the
hard-flitting- Hills Creek nine in
the opener at Swimmers Delight,
to L Howard Parks led the slug
ging with three for four as Boyd
Eagleson was touched for nine
safeties including two triples and
two doubles. .
Bain washed out. the Klamath
Falls-Albany game at Klamath
rails.
Herman Takes
PCL Bat Lead
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LOS ANGELES, May 2t-P)-Buster
Adams of Sacramento suf
fered a bad week in Los Angeles
even If his teammates didnt, and
big -Babe Herman of Hollywood
took over the batting leadership
of the Pacific Coast league.
In atames nlared through Am.
day, Herman hit for a .403 aver
age, while Adams slipped to .23.
Sacramento continued to lead the
loop in team batting with .308,
with San Francisco runner-up
with .94.
Team batting included: Holly
wood .290; San Diego 4180; Port
land .276; Los Angeles 21V, Seat
tle .270; Oakland .28,
Aurora Winner
AURORA Aurora defeated St
Paul 8 to 3 in a Willamette Val
U7 Names QjeU
SEATTLE, May 28 IJaX
versity of Washington trackmen
ended their season here Uoaday
night by electing QjeU Ovale, Cam
Scandinavian limited from ATest
Seattle, as captain of the 1511
team. The sprint star auoceeds
Jim Todd of San Francisco, avho
will leave Wednesday to Join "tie
navy air corps at Oakland.
ley league game at St. Paul JSun-
flay,
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