PAGE TEN
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning. April 23. 1945
Carroll Twirls Second 3-Hitter
Viks Lead League
- Getting another sparkling pitching performance from their , ace
righthander Joe "Cowboy Carroll this one identical with the three
hitter he hurled In beating the Eugene Axemen last week Salem
high's green pea Vikings vaulted into undisputed leadership of the
No-Name baseball league yesterday by polishing off the Corvallis
Spartans, 3-0, at Waters park. The
Liska Notches Fifth Victory
Beavers Win, 3-1.
Hike Lead Margin
PORTLAND, Ore., April 27-(AFyThe Portland Beavers continued
their winning ways tonight by defeating the Oakland Oaks, 3-1, in
a Pacific Coast league contest. The win, coupled with Seattle's inac
tivity because of wet grounds, gave Portland a half-game hike to her I
lead over the league. -
2000 Enjoy Action-Packed Navy 'Happy Hour' at Willamette
loss was the Spartans' first
In the other league game yester
day, Eugene trounced pre-season
favored Albany,. 7-1, at Albany.
Carroll was in fine form in the
well-played clash, walking only
one and whiffing' nine with his
NO-NAME LEAGUE '
i -WLRTRA W L RF RA
talent 2 0 5 1 Corvl 1 1 9 7
Euxne 1 1 8 JAlby 0 2 4 12
Yesterday'! results: At Salem 3,
Corvallis 0; at Albany 1, Eugene 7.
swift and sharp curves. His oppo
nent, soft-tossing Dick Groshong,
also passed only one and fanned
10. His assortment of tantalizing
curves had the Viks swinging off
balance most of the game. '
The Vikings jumped on Gro
shong early and then -settled back
while Carroll took over. In the
first inning after the Salem junior
had retired the Corvallis side on
strikes, Dick Hendrie lined a sin
gle to left with one out But Craig
fanned but Roger Dasch walked.
Johnny Dalke then popped a wind
blown blooper which dropped be
hind Shortstop Ed Hunter and
Hendrie scored
All scoring was wound up in the
second frame and Carroll himself
took a big hand in it Jack Mal
min went down swinging to start
it off, but Dick Allison was safe
when his loft to center was drop
ped by Ed Mason. .The only Cor
vallis bobble of the game, inci
dentally. Then Carroll walloped
a line triple to deep right-center,
counting Allison, and came in him
self when Bud McKinney skied to
center.
Carroll gave up his first hit in
the third, another wind-bloom
blooper which fell in front of Mal
min. Groshong and Hal Wehmeier
picked up scratch hits in the fifth
for the other Corvallis pair, but
Carroll whiffed Keith Shinn to es
cape trouble.
Carroll's only walk came in the
final frame to leadoff hitter
Sprick, and the pass nearly result
ed in a Spartan tally. Sprinck
immediately swiped second and
rambled on to third when Allison's
throw bounded into center field.
That was the only Salem error of
the game. With the enemy on
third and no outs, however, Car
roll fanned Jim Fox, made a lung
ing catch of Groshong's bat-end
bloop and finished up by striking
out huge Catcher Bob Kean.
Groshong didn't do badly him
self after his first two frames and
.outside an infield hit by Johnny
Dalke in the third, pitched airtight
baseball to the end. Almost un
believable for kids' baseball, not a
wild pitch or passed bail was
made in the game.
Salem's next league outing
comes next Friday when the Gur
nee Flesher flock goes to Albany.
Corvallis AB R H Salem AB It H
Hunter, ss 3 0 0 MCKin. rf 3
0 Hendrie, 2b 3
0 Craig. 3b 3
2 Dasch, ss 2
0 Dalke. lb 3
1 Farnum, If 3
0 Malmin. cf 3
l Allison, c
1 Carroll, p
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Ad liska. Beaver ' submarine
hurler, received credit for his
fifth win in seven starts, limiting
i the Oaks to four scattered hits
I while his mates built up a lead of
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS'
W L Pet. W 1. Pet.
Portland 19 8 .704 Sacramn 12 IS .444
Seattle IS 10 .615 Lost Ana 12 IS .444
San Die 15 12 .556 San Fra 12 15 .444
Uakland 13 It .481 Holly wod 8 IS .303
Last night's results: At Portland 3.
Oakland 1; at Los Angeles 12. Sacra
mento 9; at . San Francisco Z. San
Dieeo 3: at Seattle-Hollvwood. (wet
grounds J.
three runs in the first three inn
ings. One of the runs was a hom
er by Ted Gullic.
. OAKLAND AB Jt H O A
I Patchett. cf - 3 0 0 4 0
Rosenlund, 3b , 4 0 0 1 3
Picettl. lb 4 0 0 12 0
Hawkins, rf 4 0 1 10
Camilll. If 4 0 0 3 0
Stewart. 2b 4 0 13 3
Kirby, ts 2 10 0 1
Raimondi. e . 9 0 3 0 1
Chellini. d 1 0 0 0 4
Storti. 1 0 0 0,0
! Ayala. D 0 0OO1
Totals 30 1 4 24 13
If thafa the way. they e .it.
aboard ship while at sea, ene
needn't worry about Uncle Sam
my's salty seamen entertaining J
themselTes quite sufficiently.
Meaning that Willamette anl '
vertity's . second annmal trainee
"Happy Hour" program last ;
night at the gymnasium was even
more of a rip-roaring . success
. than was . last year's inaugural.
Over 2009 who watched and en-
Joyed the boxing, wresUinr.
tumbling, acrobatics and comedy
will attest to such success today. .
And the future admirals who
gave off with the three-hour
long action dripper - were re
.warded handsomely, by . the
throng for their efforts. The ap-.
preclative crowd played pitch-it-in-the-ring
and 1 drop-it-ln-the-
.hat.te.the extent - that probably
all parUcipants will new enjoy '
a banquet as well as new athletic
equipment "on" the in-for-free
customers. No tally was available
on the donations, but all were
appreciated. .
Produced by trainees Milt Carl.
Jack Schoppert, Tom Stern and -Walt
Skrondal with the assist-
ance of Chiefs Bob McGulre and
Duke Trotter and Athletic Di- '
rector Lea Sparks, the program,
carried everything from bright :
' musical numbers by Dick Mallett ;
- and Brad Young to a rowdy
d-wdy mud rasslin' naateh-
tween AS Bannecker and Lien,
accent on the mud and hilarity.
Wrestling, boxing.' fencing, tum
bling and trampoline exhibitions
and unarmed defense tactics were
woven in effectively. The tum
bling and trampoline perform-
antes by Bill Kendall, Frank
Bennett, John Bacon, Floyd
Johnson, Bob Pickett, Bruce He-
- nder Harry OClms, Wv Bach and.
Packy McFariand were -euiswe .
officials, while insiders Included
Skrondal. Jack Schoppert. Stan
Bach, Mallett, Frank' Peterson,
Chock Strong, Lorea Jacobson,
Lorn Thompson, Dave Allen, Joe
Sanford. and Bob Tate. The
wrestling and boxing bouts end
ed as follows.
Wrestlings Bob Buftfe, !. uetestea-
mr n st a ni ' .iiut.nnn. 138: Lratan Smart,
jy, omui no andHb-ve Campbell. UO. nrew:
as well as. the nnarmod defense. Jk IKciuffif. in Tnl
offerings of Dick Byfleld and Lumsden. Boxing: A tbiround
Mltfuber were .utsUndlng. L lJt& S&2SL
- Harry - Levy, Gene- Vandeny-, pointed, J.m Aywt. 15U Neil Ander-
Jim Lafky, 165, outpointed Roy.Nicolal.
162; Pruyn Schappaeher. 105. out
pointed Dick- Sheeny. 190; Guy Poor
man TKO'd CoUins Utter in third:
Bill Cate. 160. and Ken Waldrott. 165,
drewr Don Rochon. 178, oucoj
Brad Young. 178. In fencing, Stan
Buch and Chuck Nichols drew.
I : Leaders
' NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet w L Pet.
New York 8 1 M0 Cincinnati 4 4 M0
Chicago I t .750 Brooklyn 3 3 -73
St. Louis 3 3 .500 Pittsburgh 2 .250
Boston 4 4 J00 Phuadelp 2 S -SO
Yesterday's results: At Cincinnati S.
St. Louis 1: at Chicago 1, Pittsburgh
Mew zorx s. At
rain.
J
Batted for Chellini in 8th.
I PORTLAND
! Shone, cf
I Gullic. lb
BUST CHAMP: Commander Jack Dempsey, US Coast Guard, is a
Demaree. rf ,
Petersen. 2b
Harris. If
Owen. 3b
O'Neii ss .
Adams, c
Liska. p
Totals
Oakland
Portland .
Errors: Kirby. Demaree. Runs bat
ted In: O'Neii. , Liska. Gullic. Two-
..27
3: at Brooklyn 0.
Boston-Philadelphia postponed,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Chicago S 0 1.000 New York S 3 .623
Philadeh) 6 2 .750 St. Louis 2 S -88
Detroit 4 2 .S67 Cleveland 1 9 .187
Washingtn S 3 -625 Boston 0 S .000
Yesterday's results: At New York 4.
Washington 6; at Philadelphia 9, Bos
ton 3. At Cleveland-Detroit postponed.
ram. imuy games scne-uiea.)
6 27 10
000 000 0101
.021 000 00-
busy gent these days. Here he's shown aboard a coast guard landing base, hits: O'Neii. Liska. Raimondi,
' . , ... , . . " . , , I Hawkins. Home run: Gullic. Sacrifices:
cran somewnere in me racuic. xue iwrmcr ovxuie ciuunptun u
making a tonr of the Pacific battle zones.
Vik Cinder Crew Runs Afoul
Portland Power, Takes 4th
Shone. -Double plays: Rosenlund to
Picettl. Petersen to O'Neii to Gullic.
Left on bases: Oakland 9. Portland 7.
Bases on balls: Liska 3, Chellini 2,
Ayala 2. Strike outs: Liska 3. Earned
runs: Chellini 3. Hits off Chellini 6
runs 3 in 7; Ayala 0 and 0 in 1. Hit'
by pitcher: by Chellini 2 (Shone,
Aoams). Losing pitcher? cneiiim. um
pires: uoran ana Kooer. Tune 14.
Attendance 2800 (estimated).
Mason, cf 3 0
Wilson, rf 3 0
Sprick. 3b 2 0
Fox, If 2 0
Groshong, p 3 0
Kean. c 3 0
Wehmer. lb 2 0
Shinn, 2b 2 0
Totals 24 0
Corvallis :
Salem
Errors: Mason,
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0
0
0
0
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PORTLAND, April 27 (Special) Running afoul a pre-state meet
favored Grant high track and field flock which was in a galloping
mood in all departments here today, Salem high's track team finished
up fourth in a meet with the Generals, Washington and Benson highs.
Grant, easy winner of the recent i
Hay ward Relays, captured 65 Vz
points; Washington had 29, Ben-1
son 19 and Salem 18'..
Salem managed only one first
in the outing, that by Bob Weber
in his pet event, the broad jump.
He hopped 20 feet, 81,. inches.
Other Viks who generally finish
in front had to be content with
seconds and thirds. Benny Lam
bert .was nosed out in the 880 by
Washington s Keller, Weber lost
by 8 whisker to Grant's Wasch in
the century, and in the super
time of :10.1, and Lyle Williams,
back in his vaulting harness after
an injury lost to Bob Hickok of
Grant in that event. Hickok went
11-6, Williams 11 even.
No.discus or javelin events were
held, further blows to Coach Tom
my Drynan's gang in that it is
strong in both events. Times and
distances in the meet were on
the exceptional side in almost
every event, further stamping
Grant as THE track team in the
state prep picture. The summary,
and note the marks made:
2
2
3 Totals 23
000 000 00 3 1
...120 000 3 4 1
Allison. Runs batted
hi: Dalke, Carroll, McKinney. Three-
base hit: Carroll. Stolen bases:.. Hen
drie. Allison. Shinn. Sprick. Left on
bases: Corvallis 4, Salem 3. Bases on
bails; Groshong 1, Carroll 1. Strike
outs: Groshong 10. Carroll S. Umpires:
stan smitn ana uon Henarie.
Eugene Tops
Albany, 7-1
ALBANY -(Special)- Tallying
five times in the fourth inning,
Eugene Axemen defeated Albany
here Friday in a No-Name league
baseball game, 7-1. It was Albany's
second straight loss, Eugene's first
win. The Axemen collected six
hits off Paul Kennell and were
aided by five Albany errors. Al
bany had five blows off Harold
Walker. ,
Eugene 100 S10 0 t f 2
Albany ; 100 000 01 9 S
Walker and Rodiger; Kennell and
Ohling.
Gvic Center Plan
Up for Portland Vote
PORTLAND, April 27 (if) A
' $3,000,000 civic center plan .will
be submitted to voters here at a
. special election June 22, the city
council voted today, ending eight
hours of wrangling. , ; ; -
The proposed project was-cut
from 32 to 19 blocks, and $1,000,
000 of the money was tagged for
construction purposes. A charter
amendment to create special as
sessment districts for local im
provements was defeated, 3-2.
WHITS-TOP li.SPT.
Whits Top Vandals
. WAl-LA WALLA, April 27-t)
Whitman edged University of Ida
ho 4 to 3 today to even their local
series, although the Vandals, by
winning twice at Moscow, took
three out of four for the season.
Idaho 000 010-101 3 1
Whitman
Carbaugh and
Lathrop. ;:' . .
...00 100 10 4
Viro; Mitchell and
Padres 3, Seals 2
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27-i'P)
-Charley Wensloff, a former Yan
kee hurler, coolly pitched himsel
out of four. tight spots tonight to
give the San Diego Padres a 3-2
Pacific Coast league win over the
San Francisco Seqjs. -
San Diego ... i 000 102 000 S T
c i ,, O01 010 000 2 I
WewJoif and Ballinser: Orelia, Joyce
Elks Golf Heat
Nears Finish
The Elks club sponsored City
open Links championship derby.
88 par busters strong and $275 in
war bonds fjflus the title trophy
at the end of the trail May 20, is
scheduled to halt first round fir
ing at Salem golf course this week
end. Thus far 30 of the 44 first
round matches have been played.
The balance must be finished by
Sunday night, the committee an
nounces. -
Second-round firing starts Mon
day of next week and ends the
following Sunday. The J'big three'
of the championship flight De
fending Titlist Walter Cline, jr.,
120 yd. high hurdles: 1st, tie between
Riley (W) and Curtis (G); 3rd, Port
wood (B): 4th. Fersuson (G). Time
:15.8.
100 yd. dash: 1st, Wasch (G); 2nd,
Weber (S); 3rd, Walker W); 4th. Mc
Callu&i B). Time :10.1.
Mile run: 1st, Cowan (W): 2nd. Arm
strong (G); 3rd, Holmes iG); 4th,
Newell (G). Time 4:41.1.
440 yd. dash: 1st. Walton (G); 2nd,
Stamm (G); 3rd, Fere (G); 4th, Mc
Callum (B). Time 34.
200 yd. low hurdles: 1st. Curtis (G):
2nd, Riley W); 3rd. Portwood (B);
4th. ChaDDel B. Time UJ.
bbo ya. run: 1st, Keller (W); zna,
Lam Deri (S); 3rd, Macy is); 4tn, cm
ser (B). Time 2. 0 8.
Pole vault: 1st. Hickok (G): 2nd.
Williams (S); 3rd. Hoyt and Sparks
(G) tied. Height 11' 6".
Broad iumo: 1st. Weber (SI: 2nd.
Hall G); 3rd. Rintour G); 4th. Hic
kok (G). Distance 20 8a .
Shot put: 1st. DeLay B): 2nd. Davis
(G): 3rd. McCaltum (B): 4th, Dunn
(G). Distance 48' lli".
Relay: 1st. Washington - (Walker,
Riley, Coram, Hendrickson); 2nd,
Grant; 3rd, Benson. Time-j-1 ma,
No More Poorhouses
OPWC Aim Almost Here
PORTLAND, April 27 (JP)
The Oregon public welfare com
mission said today the aim of its
old age assistance program is al
most in sight no more poor-
houses. ;
uniy nine county larms or
homes now operate, the commis
sion reported, and another in
Coos county may close soon. Old
age benefits soon may eliminate
the once common misfortune of
"going over the hill to the poor-
house," the commission noted. -
Third Straight No-No
SNOHOMISH, Wash., April 27-(ff-)-Young
Darrell Keller; who
moved over from third base to the
pitching mound at the start of the
basenall season, hurled his third
straight no-hit, no-run game today
for Snohomish high school. He de
feated Lake Stevens hifh, 8 to 0
State's Industry Upped
By Reconversion Plan
PORTLAND, April 27--Res
toration of the reconversion pro
gram will mean increased civilian
goods from small Oregon and
southwest Washington plants,
WPB official said today.
Paul Hirsh, deputy regional di
rector, said 100 plants in the area
already have been authorized to
begin civilian production.
- Nearly. 400,000 people in the
United States are engaged in the
printing and allied graphic arts
trades. ; . .- , .... .. :
Cats, Greys
Tussle Today
Willamette university's Navy-
cats and the Oregon State peni
tentiary Greys come to more base
ball blows today in chapter two
of their annual series. The game
is booked for 1 p.m. on the prison
diamond. Last week's opener saw
the 'Cats outmaneuver the OSP's
in a run-crazy 12-10 game.
Coach Bob McGuire of the 'Cats
will probably start Left-hander
Ward Cummings on the hillock
for his side, with Veteran Marv
Goodman in reserve. Skipper Jack
Noonan of the OSP's will possibly
counter with "lettermen" John
son or Bob CornwelL -
Duckpiii Scores
Coopers Feud
Flares Anew
ST. LOUIS, April 27 -OP) -The
salary dispute of Pitcher Mort
and Catcher Walker Cooper flared
anew with failure of the St. Louis
Cardjnals' big righthander to ac
company the team to Cincinnati,
but his attorney said tonight after
a conference that Mort will leave
immediately to join the team.
Lee. Havener, attorney for the
Cooper brothers in their salary
contract dispute with the Cardi
nal management, said Mort told
him he did not make the trip
because he felt attempts at a set
tlement had been delayed too long.
1945 BasebqU
For Silverton
SILVERTON That baseball
will be played at Silverton this
season is practically assured, ac
cording to George Manolis, chair
man of the Silverton Athletic
commission, after he called a
meeting of the commission here
Friday night. Plans for improv
ing the baseball park, McGinnis
Field, were discussed.
There will undoubtedly be Am
erican Legion junior baseball for
early in the season, Manolis said
Thursday, but there will also be
a town team. Last year's play,
DeVoe
v fill
Glen Lengren and Medalist Frank ruu .
148
165
148
Shafer are already making nre-
-.--,- . a i - Totals 752 960
fmauvna iui kvviiu iuuiiuj Bi- STEVENS JEWELERS 21
CITY LEAGUE
PICHA REAL ESTATE (2)
BtUll 1U7 13 14S3SZ I :- 1Q i
H. Miller 117 243 10 469 ? . . . -""
..110
17
-122
ter carvme out oremng heat vie- Gauthier
tories. CUne is to play Lawrence craig-!
Alley next week, Lengren goes Lenaburg
against Bob Powell, and Shafer I Totai
lanes on ioya uavenporu tapa
ble Bud Waterman clashes with
the winner of the Leo Estey-Wren
winners next wees; wui enter me i ureasy
..129
.120
-108
197
170
1C7
...122 145
136394
141482
129399
784 2496
172498!
195485
134409
163430
ted the city $500 from the com
mission.
..715 944 902 2561
Silver Foxes
Upset Canby
Cincy Tops Cards, 2-1; Giants Blank Bums;
Red Sox Drop 8th Straight; Bevens Beaten
By the Associated Press
The hapless Boston Red Sox ran
afoul of the masterful right arm
of Russ Christopher Friday and
dropped their eighth straight game
5-3, to the Philadelphia Athletics.
It was Big Russ third successive
victory of the young season. He
held the Sox to six hits while
Connie Mack's men were getting
11 off three Boston pitchers.
Emmett O'Neill was the loser
after being relieved in the second
inning.
At New York in a game marred
by six errors, four by the win
ners, the Washington Senators de
feated the - New York Yankees,
6-4, in an Old Clothes donation
game. In addition to a paid crowd
of 2089, 2563 youngsters got in
free by bringing 14 tons of gar
ments, shoes and bedding, or
enough to fill five trucks.
Second baseman George Myatt
starred for the Senators, getting
four hits, stealing three bases and
scoring two runs. The victim was
big Floyd "Bill" Bevens who was
batted out in the fifth when Wash
ington surged for three runs. Mick
ey Haefner was the winner and
held New York to nine hits.
No other games were played in
the American league.
Boston 010 001 1003 6 1
Philadelphia 300 000 11 3 11 3
O'Neill, Hausman, Barrett (7) and
Gar bark. Christopher and Hayes.
Washington .-, 000 131 100 6 14 4
New York 000 001 0304 2
Haefner and Evans; Bevens. Hol
combe (5), Zuber (7), Turner (9) and
(iarDaric.
Day, Ifesky Write -
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. McGinnis received a letter from
John Day. former Silverton Red
Sox -pitcher, telling of his being
in Germany. The McGinnises also
heard recently that Ensign John
Pesky was now in the Hawaiian
islands in charge of a baseball
team.
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GUNDEK HAEGG, Sweden's great
distance star .whe makes - his
final USA appearance today. In
a special mile event darter the
Penn Relays at Philadelphia. '
Lidman Takes
Penn Hurdles
PHILADELPHIA, April 27ff)
Haakan Lidman, the timber
skimming sports writer from Swe
den, hammered out the only story
of the Penn Relays today as he
raced o an easy triumph in the
invitation 120-yard high hurdles
race, feature cf the first day of
the 51st annual track carnival.
Pushed along by a chilly north
west wind that hampered per
formances throughout the after
noon, Lidman skimmed , over the
barriers in 14.4 seconds to win
the first outdoor race of his Amer
ican tour by a 10-yard margin.
Lidman's more famous country
man, Gunder Haegg, is scheduled
to make his farewell appearance
here tomorrow in a handicap mile
run in which he will give handi
caps up to 180 yards to a group of
American college runners.
: By the Associated Press
Dain Clev'a timely hitting and
Big Ed Heusser's four-hit hurling
Friday gave Cincinnati's Reds a
2-1 victory over the world cham
pion St Louis Cardinals before
1064 shivering fans at Cincinnati.
Clay singled in one run In the fifth
and doubled in the other In the
seventh.
Ted Wilks of the Cardinals was
touched for eight hits In all.
At Brooklyn Big Bill Voiselle of
the New York Giants blanked the
Dodgers, 5-0, when his mates club
bed Curt Davis and bis relief man
for 12 hits.; It was Voiselle's third
straight win and Manager Mel Oil
helped it along by poling his third
homer of ' the campaign. . Steve
Filipowicz - got : four hits, one
homer, for the winners. . .
Chicago's Cubs defeated Pitts
burgh and "Rip" SewelL 7-3, at
Chicago, Paul Derringer hurling
the win. Pittsburgh made four
errors. The Boston-Philadelphia
game was rained out.
' ina ooo oooi 4
St. Louis J
Cincinnati f M0 010 10 3 a 1
Wilks and Odea; Heusser and Just.
New York 000 102 1015 12
Brooklyn 000 000 000 O S 3
Voiselle and Lombard!; Davis, Pfund
it) and Owen.
Pittsburgh ,.. 000 030 0003 4
Chicago 400 210 O0 7 7 I
- Sewell, CurcuruUo 5). Reaciimo ?)
and Lopez; Derringer and Livingston.
Won't Be Happy'
About This One
WASHINGTON, April 27-)
, Kentucky's Sen a ter A. B.
"Happy" Chandler doesnt knew
It yet, but hell have to pay
$26,865 Income tax en that $36,
00 salary as baseball commis
sioner. Walter Molbry, his sec
retary, found eat the bad news
today from the Internal reve
nue department. But he hasn't
told Chandler.
LOOER BROS. (2)
Baumgart
Evans ' .,
Suns
QTT XTWITCWI 4 t,.
.131 161 109 401 - . . .... , .
-136 139 121396 a-ui pucxiing oi uareia oaiern.
.144
99
semi-finals.
Meanwhile, the lesser lights in I
the 10 eight-man flights will be
battling through second rounders
next week also.
179 137 460 the Silverton Silver Fovos hanri.
116 126-3411 , . . . " . . . ..
.107 142 143392 eu. ianoy mgn lis ursi Daseoau
loss of the season here Friday, 3-1
Satern outpitched previously un
in"22 1 aeieatea Kouie utt wno was
791 2453
Rainiers Buy
Johnny Gill
Totals . 772 892
PEACOCK CLEANERS (2) .
B. Just 112 108
wires a-w Aiiu a.f j i - - -
E. Just 165 136 114415 1 wutnea ior seven Dingles, one a
rnSSnnSi IS i l?t1 doubl by Dale Bennett and four
G.Davenport .115 156 121 382 1 , v . ,
- t muie uj -ouc zwrug. oaiem lannea
Totals
NEWMAN'S MEN'S STORE (3)
Williams
Wood
Feimer
Schols
Meyer
773 777 S33 235 12, Ott 11. The win placed Silver
ton in a tie with Canby for the
-161
-157
.137
-142
-175
155
178
ICS
130
144
JS4 I Duration league lead.
I flankM AAA a4k AAA at Aft
1 A A x I
141-413
182501
. 852 849 83 2539 1
SEATTLE. ADrQ 27-iPV-Biisi. Totals ....
T:n r..n: u. BXAN BAKES MOTORS (1)
cm -Auu-usau w uie Hathaway 122 112 135-369
148 121 164433
82 145 116343
129 139 -12480
141 140 138419
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Ott and MendenbaU: Saturn and
Steffen.
Seattle Rainiers today announced I o. Davenport
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fvu.ux3 v- iruuuuj uui uuui i potter
Portland Beavers. The veteran I Langholt
outfielder, who is expected to give Totals
the Seattle club some needed left
Woodburn Whaps
MolaUa. 22-8
-748 781 889 2418 1
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handed batting strength, is ached-1 -d bowltng .
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w ue wmgnx. ne h. Barr e 175 182 178-533 bum Bulldo23 WaUoDed the Buck
nnrrha: nrlo ra -.---,10 Talbot . 187 17B 154 tin wu OUUQOgS waiiopea U1B BUCK'
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WOODBURN Finding 14 hits
and 11 Molalla errors good for 22
runs, Coach Jiggs Burnett's Wood
Angels 12, Sactos 9
Shaw
Jaskowskl
L Welch
J03 131
140 394 1 aroos here Friday in a Duration
Totals
, i duuuus vuunveu nine runs in uie
752 723 820 229S i aiuirJ i J m:
- rM .--r-. . I WITE1N PAPER rOWT m 1 --.- -
xjya -wjjiij, Apm ziifty-1 wuieck " im iei-532 more in the eighth. Charley Sau
With four home runs two by first 1 Mcinure
baseman Mel Hicks accounting I PetVy'
ior iu runs, Los Angeles tonight MVler
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Facific Coast league slugging bee.
Sacramento . 902 004 120 9 19 2
if? ill VtSZSs. vain v big gun with his
142 J95 in 454 1 five runs batted In on a homer
128 " no-366 1 and double the first two times up.
ail 851 732 2394 1 Sauvain also pitched for; Wood
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Los Angeles r301 134 OoJ-li 13 3 S?n --2 1VTS Woodb5 SiZ5 ,1
i-ower, rintar (a) and Schlueter: I t,-., ha iu i. Charles. Naeriaon u iimw Kiii.
Hifki. i.Wk it riiii- in j i ---- i -.--- :
w ' I cary i 179 15 172507 1 y.
i. Albrtch , , 153-. 162 145460
K,
Kreitner.
Champ Pelicans Hosts
Totals
RICDOFTS (2)
W. V1U1M
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Anril Mercer
. i ry T-i . . . .. l colter
.-vr- ue i-iamain t ails feu-1 Rodriiruez
cans wm te deiending champions uonovn
at the 14th annual southern Ore-1 Totals
eon-northern PnHfnmio -r.v m-nA I
field meet here tomorrow after- "?",MAN 0
noon. About 15 schools axe ex- WoL" A
pec ted to participate.
855-837,778 2470 PGA Tournament
Dates July 9-15
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Aluminum Company To jggf:
Kecruit Workers at S. F. Je?K?
CHICAGO, April 27 -(-The
Professional Golfers association
1945 tournamenta $20,000 event
Will be helrt Jnlv O-l K at na-ln-
jw is 31 4kr -on a
171 133 104408 w axuiuuncea voaay.
1:5 112 niey G. Allyn, vice president of
i iS iii-Sii 0 Moraine Country club of Day-
r01 SIgned the contract today with
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man representing the PGA. ,
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PORTLAND. Ore. April 27.-UP HS
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huim manager ueorge stout oil .
the aluminum onmnonir r- lnu4. I Total
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Ca Tmtrfal nla-it
he has received authorization to Leslie Graders Play
recruit workers in the San Fran-1 The- V-8s beat the Packards,
dsco area to man two pot-lines 1 10-2, In the Eighth grade league
n j . j i i , t ... ... . .
uiuwcu inio procuicuon.' ana uie z.epnyrs topped the BuicJa
Stout said efforts here failed to 1 8-3. in the Seventh in softballl
recruit 250 men needed to staff play at Leslie yesterday. Line
me piant lully. 3 , scores: V-8&, 10151 (Pitzer and
Corbett) : Packars 2 30 Blak-
m X n e renaissance . whole ley and Cowan). ZeDhrrs.
dresses often were sewn with 2 (Moore and Beard): Buicks.
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