Thm Q2SGON STATESMAN. ScdenSu Oregon, Sunday Morning. July 12. 1342 . ' - - -' j
Additional
Dodgers Dunk Cincys Twice to
Lengthen Lead Over Cardinals
. CINCINNATI, July ll-j"P)-The Brooklyn Dodgers) added a
' game and a half to their National league lead Saturday by down-
ing the Cincinnati Reds in both ends of a doubleheader, but it
took a passed ball in the 15th inning to decide the issue in the
nightcap. ....' j-
. Peewee Reese sprinted all the way from second base with
the run that gave the Dodgers the
second game, 3-2, when Catcher
Ray Lamanno let a pitch get past
him. Curt Davis blanked the Reds,
1-4, on four hits in the opener.
Coupled with the defeat of
He second-place St. Louis Card
ials by the New York Giants,
the doable victory boosted
-. Brooklyn's lead to nine fall
!, games.
In the first game, the -Dodgers
cored four of their runs and
collected six of their seven hits
off starter Ray Starr, who suffered
bis fourth defeat against a dozen
wins. The victory was the ninth
compared with three losses for
Davis, and his fourth shutout
Johnny Allen of the Dodgers
and Paul Derringer of the Reds
opened on the mound in the
nightcap. The Reds scored in the
first inning on singles by Eddie
Joost and Frank McCormick, but
the Dodgers tied it up in the
second on a walk, a single by
TBilly Sullivan and an outfield fly.
An error, a walk and an oat
field fly gave the Reds a run
in the sixth without a hit, bat
again the Dodgers tied the score
tn the following frame 'on a
doable by Billy Herman, a sin
gle by Sullivan and -an outfield
fly. v
Then followed seven scoreless
innings, with Newt Kimball, Les
Webber, Kirby Higbe and Hugh
Casey following Allen to the
mound and Joe Beggs and Clyde
Shoun succeeding Derringer ior
the Reds. j
Reese opened the 15th Inning
by drawing a walk from Shoun,
who also finished the first game,
and was sacrificed to second by
Lew Riggs. After Aurle Galan
- foaled out, Joe Med wick was at
bat when the ball got away from
Lamanno and Reese , made it to
the plate.. ,
First game:
Dodgers 100 121 0005 7 t
Reds .000 000 0000 4 2
Davis and Owen; Starr, Thomp
son. (6) Shoun (9) and Lamanno.
Second game:
Dogrs 010 000 100 000 001 3 11 3
Reds -100 001 000 000 000 2 14 0
Allen, Kimball (7) Webber (9)
Higbe (9) Casey (11) and Sulli
van, Owen (7); Derringer, Beggs
(8) Shoun (10) and Hemsley.
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And ia All Leading Pacific Coast Cities y, :
It's PGL Versus WIL When Salem Senators Tangle WitH
Oakland Oaks at George E. Waters Park Monday Night
One of those Pacific Coast
league versus Western Interna
tional league annual baseball
spectacles, in fact the first one
here this season, takes place at
Geo. E. Waters park this Mon
day night, July 13, when our town
Senators do exhibition battle with
the Oakland Oaks starting at 8:30
p. jo. '
Not only will Monday night's
tussle be the first of Its kind
for Salem fang this season, bat
also the first showing of the
colorful Oaks in Salem. The
Aeorns, managed by ex-major
leagne star third-sacker John
ny Verges, win present a strong
lineup against the Solons In an
effort to break the spell the
Salem team has held on PCL
nines for the past three seasons.;
Only once since Salem entered
the WIL has It lost to a- Coast
loop ootfit. The Senators will
be oat to keep up the record. -
The Oaks will field a potent
lineup consisting of no less 'than
four regulars hitting, over the
charmed .300 mark. Fred Tauby,
centerfielder and cleanup hitter,
leads the Oaks with; the stick,
sporting a .313 average. Next is
Emil Mailho, fleet lead-off hitter
and ex-big leaguer, with .310.
Third is Hugh Luby, second-sack
ing ace with a mark of JOS; and
rounding out the group is - Mel
Deuzeabou, outfielder - infielder,
with 20U l ;&: : : .:
Outfielder Marvin Gudat, for
many years with the ' Cleveland
Indians and later one of the lead
ing batsmen year in and year, out
with Los Angeles and Oakland,
is hitting .256. jLes Scarsella, ob-
base, is rapping at a .269 clip, and
Vergez himself, who will prob
ably hold down third, is hitting
.261.. -fx .. : -i;
. In Bffl Rlgney, hitting Jt7,
the Oaks will show one of the
finest shortstops In the minor
v leagues. A San Francisco scribe
recently wrote, "It's worth the
, price of admission alone just to ,
see Rigney throw he has that
great arm. Rlgney once played "
la the , Western , International -with
the Bellingham club. . ;
The O akland catchers, Joe
Glenn, who' spent a few seasons
with the New York Yankees, and
tained from Seattle to play first f Bill Raimondi, with'the Oaks
since "way back, are reputed as
two of the best in the AA circuit.
Glenn is hitting .252 and Raimon
di .255.,
Jack Devincenzi and Wally
Westlake, both outfielders, hitting
.269 and .249 respectively, round
out the regular player roster. '
: The mound corps selntilate
with ex-Big showmen. Balph
Buxton, Stan Corbett. Jack Sal- :
vesoa and Henry "Cotton" Kp
pen have all seen action In the
majors. Youngsters Vinee DiBi
asi, Steve Ananlcx, Italo Chellnl
and Mike Yelovie are rated as
comers. DiBUsI is a speedball
artist on option to the Oaks'
from the New York Yankees,
and as he once pitched for Wen
aichee ia the WI may get Ver
ges call to stop the Senators
Monday night. : ".''
It is not known definitely just
who Manager ' Charlie Petersen
I will call upon to uphold the diff
nity of the class B league against
the AA boys, although it is known
that ' Manager Pete will pull no
punches in an effort to whip the :
Oaks. ' JKf-A-.
. The Oakland team wUl arrive at
1:30 p. m. Monday afternoon en
route to Portland to open a reg
ular Coast league series starting
next Tuesday j night, The club
will board the ' Salem club's bus
for Portland immediatelyj follow
ing Monday night's game.
The Senators, In Tacoma to
day, return home particularly
. for Monday night's game.
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