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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Orocjon. Friday Momizig. August 10. 1945
PAGE TWELVE
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Salem Softies
Name Players
te Tourney Lures
. Locals August 13-19
Stocked with solid pitching and
catching and fair balance in in'
field and outfield, the Salem
softball .team which will partici
pate in the state tournament at
Portland August 13-19 was named
yesterday by ; Coach Bob
Schwartz, sr. The team, will hold
another lively - practice drill . to
night, t 6:30 : o'clock, at Olinger
field. J- '.
Lu Singer, many: times an all'
stater, is the . club's : catcher.
Percy Crofoot and Bob Knight,
both pihwheelers, are the servers.
Ken'" Manning at first, Allen'
Schwartz at I second, Bob
Schwartz, jr., at short. Scales at
r third, Ed Weisner n short-center
j and "Norman Nellis,' Ken Filsinger
I and Warren Valdez in the outfield
round out I the, . starting team.
Coach Schwartz, Bud Craig, Tom
Zeller. Del CampbeU and Walt
Lebold are in the spares.
Coach: Schwartz1 is convinced
the " club will be tough to bea
1 in the annual softie classic.
Angels 8, Twinks 4
tOS ANGELES, Aug. 9-(JF)-
TaMntf a lead of 3 to 1 in the
series, Los Angeles tonight de
feated Hollywood, 8 to 4. A three
run double by Mel Hicks were
high spots of the victors' play.
Hollywood 000 004 000 4 S 3
Im Ansrc . .300 032 00 8 1
Williams. Porter (SK Smith (6) and
Hill;. Woodend. Adams (6) and Kreit-
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READY: Bob Stevens, 190-pound baekflelder ef pre-war days carries
: many ef Coach Lon Stiners ball-toting hopes for the Oregon
i State Beavers the eomlna; fall. Stevens was letterman on the
' 1942 squad and will be president of the OSC student body next
year. So far he's the only experienced veteran ready for 194S
;., grid action wader Stlner. i I
C-Bs Cop 2nd
IMflPennant
(j Mortuary Kids. Top t
i Yeater Club 7 to 5 j
! The Clough-Barrick ; nine de
feated Yeaters 7 to 5 last night at
Leslie field,, hanging up their
seventh straight win and copping
the second half pennant of the
junior "B", . loop. . Thus the C-Bs
earned the right to meet the Elf
strom dub, unbeaten ' champs ' of
the first half but unyictorious in
the second round, for the league
title. The first game will be play
ed Monday, night at 6:13 at Leslie,
the second Friday at the same
time on the same field," and the
third, if necessary, Tuesday, Aug
ust 21. y .-. . -- ..:
; Last night's tat was one of the
best of the year, the winners, tal
lying 2 runs In the final frame to
break a 5-5 deadlock. . ' ";
C-Barrfek (1) " Yeaters (5)
! , AB1R AB
Cobb. If 4 1 Gortien, lb 3
X
s
s
s
1 Cooney. 3b 3
S Callahn. 3b 3
0 Davis, c 3
OHouck, If 3
t Ericsson rf 3
1 Zeller. ef 3
1 Arnold.- ss 1
0 Sodeman, p 3
Totals 33
It H
0 0
1
0,0
0 1
0 II
1 1
3
1
Hansel, at ; 3
Farnum. lb 3
Rock, p - j 3
Taylor, t
Yates. 3b 13
Meyers, cf M
Shaft, rf i'SiO
Ho mine. Ib 1 0 0 Sodeman, p 3 13
f Totals T Totals il I I
C-Barrick ii ; 203 037 3
Yeaters J. ; ..003 30 1 3
i Errors: Davis. Arnold. Cooney. Tay
lor. Henseli Runs batted in: Farnum,
Yates 3. Meyers 3. Cooney 3, Callahan,
Zeller. passed Bau: Taylor l, uavis l
I Wild pitch: Sodeman. Three-base
hits: HenseL Erickson. Stolen bases
Farnum. Cobb t. - Yates. Sacrifices:
Taylor, Romine. Double plays: Davis
to Goertzen, Hit by pitcher: by Sode
man X, Bases on balls: off Rock (1,
Sodeman S. Strike outs: Rock S. SodC'
man 4. Umpires: Zeller and Lebold.
m
it
Good news dept: One item made perfectly clear by new Salem
Senator's Generalissimo Bill Klepper: "I am against the signing of
kids who want to finish school and always have been. I believe a
Hal Turpin OutkurU Submariner Liska
Beaver Lead Slashed to Six
As Rainiers iWin Asain, 3-1
a S
a I. ' '
PORTLAND, Aug. : 9.-ipy-Th Portland t Beavers choked down
in 1 Hfat at tho hanrtf rtt trim Stattla Halniprs tnniicrht. thpli-
young ballplayer should first finish school before turning to baseball d to t m um crudal series, cutting Portland's Pacific
. m a a - a M - .-1 1 11 a X J II. I T - .. -w . i -
il sucn is nis wisn.T . 100 oaa aii oaseoaii magisu-axes aon i ooasi Coast league lead to sbc gameg. Although reteran righthander Hal
Uie same laeai . . Dpeamng vi youwnu Dtuigiimers who ohm k uiusu i T,,mn HiaVioH out tcvrn hits to
prep book learning, I Mt Angel's Joe "Red Bielemeier last week won the Beavers. they were able to
his 15th game of the season (according to the Sporting News) for the MueeM but one run in the last
anesvuie Ciuo m ug yjaio ouaic league uiu 13 wen on xus way w ninth
a 20-win season. ivieDoe joe is an excepuon. ai leasi nes iar enougn Submariner Ad Liska was the
along in his first pro year to have myrrg!&2&Kv' I loser and allowed 10 hits. He was
been selected on the circuit s. au
star squad, and 15 wins by August
1 with a second 1 division club
doesnt expectorate; insignificance .
. . t. Lots of these kid prospect3 i '
around the valley how, come i to
think of it, and one day soon the
bush-beating scouts; stand to do
themselves some business. We
understand the Brooklyn club Is
ultra-interested in Eugene high's
fastballer Harold Walker. Ivory
hunters have also i taken second
looks at rifle-armed and hard
hitting Dick Rodiger, Eugene's
graduated backstop now playing
in the Cascade wheel along with
Walker. Lebanon's Don Ellis, who
hurled for Bill Wilkinson's Albany
Junior Legion nine lis also an at
tractive pitching prospect with his
quickie, and Les Palmer, the lean
i " -ft' I I
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS
W L Pet W I Pet.
Portland 82 48 .631 Oakland 69 68 .489
Seattle 78 54 ,385 San Dig 61 74 .452
Sacramn 70 63 .326 Los An 87 78 .429
San Fran 68 67 .498 Hollywd 53 80 .398
Last nlehts results: At Portland I.
Seattle 3; at Oakland 0, San Francis
co S; at Los Angelei 8, Hollywood 4;
at San Diego 2, Sacramento 6. .. . '.
ROGER DASCH
seeking his 18th victory of the
season but got his ninth loss In
stead. Seattle scored single count
ers in the first, third and seventh
innings and was aided on a num-
ber of occasions by fast' double
Splays In the infield, j L '
Portland's lone run in the ninth
came when ! Frank Shone sin
gled but was forced out .by Char
ley English, pinch hitter for Mel
Nunes. Roy Younker hit the left
Milwaukie portsider; is said to have already turned down three pro- field fence for a double, and
lessional oilers (Including one from the Portland Beavers) so that
ne might continue with schooling.! If Joe "Cowboy Carroll of the
locals continues to improve in another year as he did duriruT the
1944-45 Jump, there's, little against his chances in the pro field. Same
goes for tall Rod Province, only more so. Rod has it on Joe since he's
two years younger. Fifteen-year-old Roger Dasch is another comer in
our. book, snverton's Oe Wayne Johnson has the actions and Wood-1 Patchett. cf s
burn's Hal McKee is already on his way via selection to play In the JT,11
Ail-American boys' game at New York this month . , . Yes, the nearby rjobbtnT a s
bushes drip With yountf baseball talent, and don't think for a mru Aleno, 3b t 4
merit the bush-beaters aren't aware of it ...
No Naty and No Salem Hi for Merle William t
1 No navy for Chemawa's Merle Williams after alL and worse yet
for Salem high, no j transfer from "Chief Thompson's flock to the
Villa for the all-around athletic whiz. Merle was turned down after
a navy physical exam, so hopped a boat to Alaska to work the
summer out in a fish cannery near Ketchikan. He writes that he did
discuss a transfer to Salem with "Lefty" Wilder "because of the sttie
English took third, then scored
on Demaree's infield out.
The teams play again tomor
row night at 8:15 o'clock.
Seattle (J) Portland (l)
AB1H I AB H
GorbouldSb S 1 Shonej cf 4 3
4 Nunes; 3b 3
1 Younkr, lb 4
0
Whipple, If 3
luemt, -i 4
Turpin, p ' 4
1 Demree. If
Owen, 3b
1 Gullic. rf
1 CNeU. ss
Adams, e
1 Liska. p
Lucchsl,
Harris, x
' Souza,: e
Mooty. p
English, xx 1
33 3 10 Totals 31
s Ran for Adams in 8th. !
x Batted for Liska in 8th.
xx Batted for Nunes In tth.
Totals
Junior Playoff
Sked Changed
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; I Salem's Junior baseball leagues
'will offer only one game at Waters
field Sunday as playoffs open for
the annual city championship, it
was announced yesterday by CIr
cuit Prexy Oliver Huston.1 Only
the opener of the Eagles Lodge
yn. Mayflower Milk "A" division
series will be played, and that at
2:30 p.m.' Sunday. ;
f The "B" division; which is de-
tennining its second half cham
pion this, week, will arrange post
season playoffs to suit itself, Hus
ton declared. "The 'B' teams have
not been 'playing Sunday ball and
feel they should conduct their
playoffs on week days, he
added. - .; ,
i I Original plans called for the
MB" finalists to open their play
offs at 1 pjn. Sunday with the
Lodgers and Milkers following.
Another plan which called for
the American division second
place Curly Dairy team to tus
sle with; the Valley Motor V-8s
champs of the second rung in the
National wheel; fell through be
cause this teams had been dis
banded for the season.' , .
.101 000 100-4
.000 000 0011
3. Dobbins to Gorbould
to McDonald. Aleno to Gorbould to
McDonald, McDonald to Dobbins to
McDonald. Left en bases: Seattle 8.
Portland 4. Bases on balls: Liska il
Turpin l.-MOty i. strike outs: Uska
4. Turpin 1. Mooty 1. Earned runs:
Liska 3. Turpin L Hits: off Liska 10
in a uuuncs, Mooty g in l limine .
LMinf pitcner: usxa. umbtres: Ed
wards. Dempsey and Cohen. Tune 1:38.
Attendance 8200 estimated.
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attraction of Salem's rugged teams, but has since changed his mind. P ortlnd
Reason: I have been goins to Chemawa since I was in the sixth I Errors: Sueme. Buns batted In: Math'
fT'V? mf ,ld18Cho1 down. It ms that I grew Sffi ' ffJSJSSS&JTSS:
up there and would feel out of place in Salem." Patchett Sacrifices: Dobbins, Gor-
; ; You wouldn't believe it after watching Williams In football togs. bould- Doubiepiays: Nunes to oNeii
but the reason the navy turned
' him down was probably the same
reason why a gent quite some time
ago wrote a. song about a certain
"Floogie With a Floy-Floy." The
Ttoogie" was afficted the same
way as Merle. -
f j I"'"1 ''
Better in the Long Run
No doubt the naval regulation
i forbidding ROTC men to partici
; pate in a school's athletic program
: until they have attended the school
one , term Is a bitter pill to Percy
Locey, Lon Stiner, et aL, at Ore
.' gon State, but it shouldn't be. Ore
' gon, Washington State and Idaho
have no trainees eligible for their
upcoming football machines eith
er, and were the OSCs to blos
som forth with Radioman 2c
, Jones at right tackle and Ph. M
' 3C at left half, they would only
be inviting long and painful yowl
ing around the conference similar
to that which has .been aimed at
Washington's "Hec Edmundson
f of his using of, naval trainees on
Hasky basketball teams. .
Sure, It's all perfectly legal and
Uie surviviu uio uiwak jj mi
wayS been an athletic virtue. But
onl the other hand the paying pub
lic In general, lovers of the under-
. ' . . . . A A
dog, aeem it uniaar 10 uic kuus
which cannot call on experienced
GI personnel.
Jn the long run, we feel that
Oregon State will , benefit much
more than they will lose by being
deprived of ROTCs on the football
team, and even if the same -foot
tall team loses every, one of its
-:r.es. ' ' - ' - . -. ' ;,
McBurnett First
In Links Tourney
Newcomer Harry 'McBurnett
carded an even par 39, lopped off
four strokes for ' handicap for a
net 32, counted 22 Roodles points C TJill
and walked off with first place pCragg-OlaCKleV
in tne Men's club tourney at the T VUi
Salem course yesterday. Bud - VXiilX T 111
Waterman was second with 21
points after carding a sub-par 35 Ivelyn Scragg of Salem and
with two handicap strokes. Frank- Bill Blackley of Dallas combined
ie Albrich was third at 20 after taT 8 count for first place in
his 35 and IVi minus for a net nux4 twosome tournament
neia at oak Knolls golf course
yesterday. Gertrude Koke of
Salem and Joe Wenger of Dallas
were the putting contest winners,
each with a count of 14. Boy
Scragg, Salem, copped the door
prize to the weekly, meeting.
Sacs 6, Padres 2
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' SAN DIEGO, CaliL, Aug. f-(ff)
Sacramento took the lead in the
series, 2 to 1, by winning over San
Diego, 6 to 2, in the third Pacific
Coast league-game here tonight.
Bud Beasley, lefthander, was the
winning pitcher. . ' i
Sacramento - i 081 SM 103 6 11 1
San Diego ., , - 000 000 0033 8 3
Beasley . and Schlueter; Knowles,
xrana v; ana uauinger.
Dasebair
0
3
mm rSIM
Scaiiloh Bout Winner
Player, oak I. O AB K H Pet:
Holmes. Braves . 105 433 84 159 3KA
Cavarretta. Cubs . 101 390 80 142 M4
Roaen. Dodvera ss 1M as lai iu
BROOKLYN, Aug. &-py-Pat Cucemeno. Wh. Sox 85 S SS 96 JS2i
Scanlon. 137 Vi: New York won Jsurnwel xaiuwea -JS 393 68 124 J18
acanioii, w i ti, ew xorx, won I Caa senators ti 3TI 58 118 J18
an iffliinunoui eignt-rouna aea- I Home runs: National leajfue Work-
sion . over Leo Romanello, M41, 5nn: ?IT" 1f J5olm'- Braves n
nVVn. linn V ? f'""? . aaaspo, rnn-
uxwniu, - yuuiuea is. American league Stephens,
oiuwii Ui n. woiunon, Kea sox u,
seerey, Indians IX. Runs batted in
National i leagua . Walker. DodcerS
80. Adams. Cardi-
learue xtten.
Yankees 84, R. Johnson, Bad Sox 60,
xorx. Tigers M. -
$6370 at Fort -Hamilton tonight I Browns 13, R. Johnson, Red Sox
Dick Costa, 144, New York, out- ZZl,
pointed Bobby Berger, 148, Holly- 91, oimo. Dodgers
wood, Calilr to the eight-round gjJJJ
seml-uaai.
One-Night Mat Tourney Next for Armory
j The mass mat meeting most
popular with local customers, a.
one - night i elimination ! tourna
ment, has been
ticketed fey
M at eh maker a
Eton Owen fori
his weekly; of.
ferine "next I
Tuesday night J
at the Ferry
Street Garden.
A number efT
fans bsre been
asking for such
a tourney tn
toaat weeks.
' Seven grapplers are to partici
pate la the ene-faIl-or-15-mto-
1
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DAVIDSON
ntes-to-a-decision tiffs after a
drawing Is held at the outset to
determine who clashes with
who in the first roond. Ne
draws will be allowed between
the gladiators, and the winner
of the tourney Qualifies himself.
U meet Jack Lipscomb for the
Coast Junior heavyweight cham
pionship here the week follow
ing.. Lipscomb recently defeated
Georges Dusette for the title in
Portland. ' j- . v
' Owen has signed three mt the
seven who are to' don tights
Tuesday. The first simee was
of coarse Dissette,: who Is anx
ious to get a return try at Lips
comb. The other two are Burly
Buck Davidson the lowlegged
basher who wen this week's
xnalner by flattening Tex Hater,
and Paavo Katonen, the south
paw Finn whe captured Jack
Kiser's Coast llghtheavy belt re
cently. Katonen win be making
his final appearance ef the sunt-
, merj season. He 1 e a e s for
southern California a a d 1 1 s
grappling gold Immediately after
Tuesday's session. ' ; ,
The ether fenr matsters wfll
be signed Uter this week, says
Owen, and Treff Newton, the
Camp Adair sailor,, will be the
referee . . ,
Sports Group
Meeting Held
Deepening of Siletz
Discussed by Body
Chamber of commerce represen
tatives - of Salem and Taft and
members of the Salem chapter,
Iiaak Walton League of America,
convened last night at the local
chamber to discuss Improvements
of the Siletz river mouth. Coastal
representatives are to favor of.
deepening the harbor so as to
permit the mooring of commercial
craft and fishing boats. General
improvement: In such coastal cities
as Taft, DeLake, etc, i is also
sought 1
The Taft visitors, In charge of
the meeting, said that ! it was
brought hero because natives of
the Willamette valley do much
recreational business along that
section of the coast, and are con
sequently Interested in. its develop
ment ; I : . I .-
Present at 'last night's meeting
were Clay Cochran, manager of
the Salem chamber of commerce;
Howard Maple, chairman of the
committee appointed by the cham
ber; members of the Izaak Wal
ton league, Mr. Lundeen, presi
dent of the Taft chamber of com
merce; Don Mitchell, secretary of
that chamber; 1 Mr. Hill of Siletz,
Mr. - and Mrs. Boyce of Happy
Landing and others. ' . .
; Washington Meet feet
I TACOMA, Aug. MPHThe sev
enth annual I Washington Softball
association tournament gets under
way here Friday afternoon with
the largest .and strongest field
since the meet's Inception. Six
teen teams are entere4 In the
double elimination tourney that
will end Sunday night with one
or two teams, to be certified for
the Pacific northwest regional
championships to be held in Port
land- August 17-18.
National Leaquo
i THURSDAY
Chicago
Boston
RESULTS: 1
.100 300 0003
3
203 031 W1 14 0
Sports Action
At Silverton
SILVERTON The more exper
ienced Silverton girls softball
team opened Its. season here this
week by defeating the Mt Angel
girls, 11-3. Both squads showed
considerable possibility for the
future and a return game Is plan
ned at Mt Angel next Thursday,
August 16. - Juanita Moe is man
ager of the Silverton team.
The Silverton American Legion
Junior baseball team and the Sil
verton Red Sox will engage the
Friberg Electrics of Portland here
Sunday In a doubleheader starting
at 1:30 o'clock. Jim Partlow is in
charge of the Fribergs. A soft
ball, game between Silverton and
Mt Angel business men Is being
planned for next week. Consid
erable Interest has been shown in
the summer, recreational program
conducted here. 1 . !
i Derrlnser. VandenberK (S). Chioman
and Williams. Gillespia (4): Lee
and MasL ' : -
St Louis 400 010 S 11 0
New York ' 010 020 0003 T 3
i Brecheen and Rice; Feldman. Maglie
(). Fischer (8), Adams (8) and Kluttz.
Cincinnati - 100 001 0003 S 1
Brooklyn 303 301 00 W 3
i Heuaser, Riddle (4) and Lakeman;
Herring and Peacock,
r (Second same)
Cincinnati 10J 000 000 000-3 3
Brooklyn ., I . ai 000 000 0014 10 4
Fox and Vnser; Branca and Sand-
Pittsburgh t . 030 000 WO 3 8 0
Philadelphia
Gables and Lopez;
Spindel.
000 001 0001 I 0
S. Barrett and
Cards, Dodgers Grab Wins,
Gain Margin on Leading Cubs
NEW YORK, Aug. U.-iffV-The National league leading Chicago
Cubs saw a full game hacked off their lead today at Boston as the
Braves collected a 7-3 victory while both the St Louis Cardinals
and Brooklyn Dodgers were turning in decisions over New York and
Cincinnati, respectively. The oth-
i (jxaw:) yawn
I Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
W L Pet. ! - t w X. Pet
Detroit S8 43 JStl Clevelan 49 49 jsoo
Washing SS 43 Ml Boston 49 81 .490
New- Yrk 51 44 J37 StXouis 46 50 .479
Chicago ' 51- 48 J15 Philadel 33 63 J44
Thursday results: At St. Louis I,
Philadelphia 0; at Detroit 11, Boston
5; at Chicago z, Washington 7; at
Cleveland 3, New York X
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Chicago 65 SS .650 Pitsburg S3 51 .510
St. Louis 61 42 .591 Boston 47 57 .453
Brooklyn 58 43 J74 Clncinnt 43 58 .434
New Yrk 54 39 .524 Philadel 27 75 .265
Thursday results: At Brooklyn 8-4.
Cincinnati 3-3; at New York 3. St.
Louis 5: at Boston 7 Chicago: 3; at
Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 3. '
Olinger Holds
Aqua Session
The annual Olinger pool swim
ming meet was held; yesterday
under the direction of Tommy
Drynan. ' Events were held for
boys and girls alike. In the over
14 class, Individual honors went
to Leroy Hewlett who placed for
points in all four events held. He
won three firsts. Results of the
meet: j !.
(Boys under 12) i Breast stroke:
Melvin Govig. Robert Wilkinson and
Gary Campbell. Time :18.6. Back
stroke: Dennis Garland, Rich Eding-
ton and Melvin Govig. 'Time :12.5.
Free style: Buzzy Covalt, ! Melvin Go
vig and Robert Wilkinson, Time Ml.
Diving: John Elliot. Gary Campbell
and Buzrr Covalt. I
(Boys 13-14) Breast stroke: Darrel
Lawrence, Don Rippond land Buddy
DuvaL Time 'J3.9. Back stroke: Clay
Rambo, Darrel Lawrence. Tim 29.5.
Free style: Don Rippond. Buddy Duval
and Jack rorrestaL Tim 34.3. Diving
Buddy Duval. Don Rippond and Dar
rel Lawrence. '
(Bovs over 14) Breast stroke: Leroy
Hewlett Tint SMS. Back stroke: Leroy
Hewlett. Tim :32.S. Ere style: Leroy
Hewlett and Jim Stewart Tim Ml.
Diving: Duan Andreson j and : Leroy
Hewlett.-. j i
(Girls under 13) Breast stroke: Nellie
Cooney and Myrna Jean Boyce. Free
style: Suzahn Bendri and Gail Lee
CUne. i f
(Girls over 14) Breast stroke: Pat
Powell. Delia' Saab ye and Nancy War
nicker. Back stroke: Delia Saaby and
Pat Powell. Ere style: Nancy War-
nicker. Delia. Saaby land Joan John
son. Diving: Pat Powell. , .
er National circuit clash saw Pitts
burgh defeat Philadelphia, 3-1, at
Philadelphia. : i " .
Bill Lee won his third straight
since' joining the Braves and held
the Bruins to six hits. Veteran
Paul Derringer was the loser and
was knocked out in the fifth. The
Cardinals put together; five sin
gles, good for four runs In the
fourth at the Polo grounds to rout
Harry Feldman and kayo the Oi
ants for the second straight day.
Brooklyn hung up two wins over
the Redlegs at Brooklyn, 9-2 and
4-3, the final game going 12 inn'
ings. i Art Herring was the win
ning hurler in the opener and a
pinch single by Babe Herman in
the 12 th won the nightcap for
Johnny Branca. Kenny Gable's
five bitter, stopped the Phillies for
the Pirates. Dick Barrett was the
loser;
Attendance Up
In Coast Loop
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9.-UP)-
Pacific coast league attendance
through July 30 was up 247,000
or 14 per cent over , the' corres
ponding period ; last year, league
headquarters announced today.
This year's total was 1,983,086,
compared with 1,736,000 In 1944.
Every club in the league except
Los Angeles showed an increase
in attendance. I
Death Takes Aged
Dartmouth Coach
HANOVER, N, H., Aug, 9.-p-
Harry L. Hillman, 64, Dartmouth
track coach for the last 35 years,
died today ' at Dick's House, the
college infirmary, after suffering
a coronary thrombosis two days
ago. j Born In Brooklyn, Hillman
was one of the nation's greatest
track athletes during his youth.
He was a member of three U. S.
Olympic teams and was a triple
champion In the 200 and 400 meter
hurdles and the 400 meters run at
the 1904 games at St Louis.
Ruffing Racks
Third in Row
Yanks Gain Nothing :
As Tiges, Nats Win
NEW YORK, Aug. fr-W-Cha-
ley Ruffing notched nis uura
straight victory yesieroay sur
rejoining the New ; York Yankee,
a 3-2 verdict over the Cleveland
Indians at Cleveland," but 1 tht
Bombers gained nothing In their
efforts to overtake Detroit and
Washington. The Tigers turned
back , the Boston Red box ai je
troit, 11-5, and the Senators rap
ped the White Sox at Chicago,
7-2. -H ,
Tiffin held the Tribe to seven
hits and bested Veteran Jim Bag
by. -Another service dischargee
for the Yanks, Catcher Aaron Rob
inson, started the winning run on
its way in the ninth with a sin
gle. Rudy York clouted two hom
ers to help Paul "Diny Trout
turn in his 10th win of the sea
son for the Tigers. Mickey Haef
ner was the winner for Washing
ton and the Senators tallied six
times in. the fifth inning to chase
BUI Dietrich. It was ilaeiner
11th victory, i
in a nicht came at St Louis
the Brownies blanked the Athlet
ics, 1-0, as,Al Hollingsworth out
pitched Bobb Newsom. . Hollings
worth allowed only three nits,
Newsom eight - Vern Stephens
batted in the only run In the first
on a ground out
Duroclier Case
To Grand Jury
NEW YORK, Aug. M-Leo
(The Lip) Durocher, manager of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, and Jo
seph Moore, 50, a special patrol
man at the club's baseball park,
were held for grand jury action
today after court hearing on
charges of assaulting a spectator
last June 9. i -
Neither Durocher n o r j Moore
testified at the hearing before
Magistrate Abner C Surplus In '
Brooklyn felony court John
Christian, 21, who brought the
charges, told the magistrate that
both men struck him with a black
object after the game, which was
played at night
Fay Park Winner
Longacres Gallop
SEATTLE, Aug. 9-yP)-A dead
heat in the sixth race and a $69.30
payoff on a long shot In the eighth
took . all the sparkle out of the
victory of Fay Park In the $920 f
feature race today at LonMere-'
Pass By and Mickey's best nosed
tne wire together to split top mon
ey in the sixth. Gladiatorial, ram
bling up from tenth place at the
half to win the eighth race going
away, returned backers $69.30,
$19.60 and $12.40.
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Detroit , 804 401 00 11 IS 1
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Pee-Wecs End 2nd Half
In Thrce-Way Deadlock
- Olinger came through with'
10-2 verdict over Hollywood last
night to close second half play in
the Pee-Wee baseball league with
the Olinger, Parrish and Capitola
nines tied for first place. Playoffs
start Monday with Parrish play
ing Olinger. The winner, meets
Capitola Wednesday. Pitcher
Steckley of the Olingers manned
13 last night,' nine In a row, and
tossed a one-hitter to best Ryland
of the KoUywoods. . . - i t
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Olinrer " - ' ie 11
HoUywood S 1(7
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