PAGE TWELVE
Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Sunday Morning. April 28. 1946
Semiatoirs RJn Agaimi;
Dim 3L04hlFoir 6-4
-' Sunday sorties: Nick Goulish, Danny Epcobar, Frank Shone, Ted
t Gullie, Mayo Smith, Herman Reich, Harvey Storey, and Danny Amaral
constitute EIGHT Portland Beaver outfielder. Salem Senator Skipper
Frisco Edwards "would like one more hittirjg outfielder." Listening,
- Mr. Klepper? .... Loren Mort,
'good job coaching Leslie junior
-? high' football team before the
; war, is now back after army serv
' , ice as m lieutenant, and adds he
might return to Leslie" to pick
up from where he left off. Mort,
'J gone since 1941, was in India for
: a spell as part of his GI service.
. . Any dubiousness still held
concerning Salem high's ambition
to hit the prep sports top in the
- state should be amply subsided
t with the school board's recent an
: xxouncement of assistant coaches
who have joined the Villa family.
' Len Warren, able assistant to Al
Simpson at Medford last fall.
- comes to town to help the boss again, this tim$ with Vik football. And
-'-Ellroy Jensen, like Simpson another U of Oregon man, joins the staff
' as "XT football coach. Jensen has been coaching at Creswell, a wee
berg south of Eugene. So if it's coaching dpth the Viks will need,
.they're in. And we might add, sarcastically jf course, that it's about
time the coaching men at Salem high got a little help. The Vik mega
" phone jobs of the past haven't been enviable they've been more
like manktllers. . . . . Hillsboro Hurdler Jack Doyle, state champion
' due to repeat, and a ripe prospect for intercollegiate barrier skim-
ming. according to bis coach, Al Bogue, doesn't even hesitate to say,
-- "Tin going to the University of Oregon," when asked where he will
, do his college stretch. Which could be one ht the reasons why Col.
Bui Hayward just doesn't get old despite his; 70-odd years Ed
Ryan, new Klamath Pelican grid coach whof also bosses the current
.pitching of ex -Salem Joe (Cowboy) Carroll for the Pells, drops us a
' note (with picture) informing that Cowboy Joe is still the prep pitch-
- ing sharpie he was a year ago for the Viks. "Joe is all you said he'd
s be for us," says Ryan. "It's a shame that the rest of the fellows are so
; inexperienced in baseball down here we haven't had baseball in 10
' years, you know." . . . . ..
Ocer 6000 Goal for Tuesday Opter
The town Senators, brand new from "S to "S", open the home
' season Tuesday night. Biz Boss George EmigH anticipates, along with
1,1111 farcer ana nis Doosters, a
welcoming gathering of ; "over
6000." Should Tuesday night be
- mild and cozy they're sure to get
the 6000. Biz Boss George has set
another goal, too. This one a
season's attendance goal of 100,000.
'Which is. considerable when you
realize the 1940 Solons, during the
" best drawing year in the club's
three-year history, played before
less than twQ-thirds of that figure.
Around 23,000 paid their way in
during the dismal 1942 campaign.
Seventy home games into
Emigh's averages 1428 and a small
boy per game. But Mr. E. calcu
lates the club will do it. Given
good weather, a winning ball club
and a follow-through by the Boos-
- ter organization, we have bo doubt
the 100,000 goal will be reached.
But all three items are musts.
Free Night Tops
What is the Waters park at
tendance record? "The files say
the 1941 "Merchants Night" all
free game with .Wenatchee, when
Howard Maple was biz boss, holds
the top rung with 524?. Second
best is the 4865 of the park's first
opening night. May 1, 1940. Those
two bumper crops are tops and
' prove, that the over-6000 capacity
arena has never been filled. What
l U-l uiiciC9k ma . 13 oi.
however, a new record will cer
tainly be set Tuesday night,
weather cooperating. Mr. E. may
have to get out the ropes to hold
'n back. Quite inviting too is
the fact that there will be plenty
of seats for the first 6000. five
, thousand of these go on sale at
: the park at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
I The all-time high in yearly at-
tendance for the league is held by
Spokane's great 1939 season. The
1 Inland Empire city set a national
record for class B baseball villages
uiai year oy puiung iiu.uvu iiiiu
Ferris field. It was a big year for
two-thirds of the circuit, for
even pennant-winning Wenatchee,
slumbering little Columbia river
town that it was, pulled 84,000.
Vancouver was third with 81,000
and Tacoma fourth with 74.000.
Yakima didn't even draw the flies
that refused to habit the scads of
empty perches in the Bellingham
t park. Salem's 1840 attendance, as
' near as we can find out, was near
1 the 60,000 mark.
Jolt for PasSeekerg
Incidentally, if you're one who
hopes to make a habitual pal of
. Annie Oakley at the ball park this
faimnwr voti'v m nvirnris rnm-
ing. A league rule says, in part:
. Clubs will be limited to 35 passes
I per came, each ducat to carry a
.16c government tax and 34c serv
' Ice" charge jwith it making the
toll four-bits for each holder of a
ffree pasteboard.
;Oregon Sweeps
4 Ciiider Meet
t" EUGENE, April 27-UPV-The
University of Oregon won all but
two firsts in a triangular track
meet here today with Willamette
; and Portland universities and pil
ed up 1104 points to 142 for
.Willamette and IOV4 for Portland.
r. Times and distances were not
'outstanding.
1 Jake Leicht, Oregon's All-Ame-'rican
grid great, won firsts in
both, the .100 and 220. Willam
', ette took points on Cookingham's
Crs in - the shotput, Mulkey's
1 third in the mile. Preiss' third in
the t&O, Cookingham's third in the
discus,, and a tie for third by
Xasi aid Hardy in the high jump.
the Independence man who did a
Joe carroll
Cline Cops Narrow Victory
Walt pline, Jr., who has rung
up a string ef three er four
straight titles in Salem golf club
tournles, moved within one
notch of' another Saturday after
noon when he defeated Jack
Russell 1-up on the 19th green
in the semi-finals of the current
city Pej The other semi-final
will be Sun off starting at 19:30
a. m. this morning and pits
tourney -medalist Jack Brande
against frank Shafer.
CUne'f win Saturday took one
of the most spectacular come
backs seen in recent years on
the Salem course, a rare thing
for the perennial champ to have
Huskies Upset
OSdThinclads
SEATTlE, April 27 -JF)- The
University of Washington Husk
ies captuccd nine firsts today to
defeat a t favored Oregon State
college track and field team in a
dual met by the convincing
score of 73 to 59 'i.
The upet was in the making
about a tteird of the way through
the meet vhen Washington came
from behipd with a clean sweep
in the high hurdles pnd a wide
margin irfc the pole vault.
Lee SeHjosser of Fredonia, Kas.,
Lyle Clail, pre-war veteran, and
Don Wold, sophomore, took two
fiif-ts apiece for the winners.
Clark 'the, hurdles and Wold
mile and half mile.
Times and distances were not
impressive
Dragons Winners
WOODEfURN, April 27-UP)-Dallas
defeated Wood burn here
Friday afternoon 7 to 6 in a Wil
lamette galley league baseball
game.
Dallas .. ....
Woodbum
208 468 16x 7 7 3
.800 101 301 6 6 4
Olson. Smlthe and Seigert;
Mathews, Andrews and Gay.
Roundup
SEATTLE. April 27-(7P)-Home-ari-home
basketball se
ries witl Ohio State and Min
nesota were .announced by Uni
versity ef Washington officials
today. Both 1948 series will be
played here Christmas week.
EUGENE. Ore.. April 27-P-The
University of Oregon 'de
feated Washington SUte. 5-2 Jn
a northern division tennis con
test today. Oregon won four out
of five singles and split in two
doubles. 2
SPOIC&NE. April 27-P-The
Babe Ruth of American bowl
ing. Nedbay of Milwaukee, for
mer matjkh game champion, will
compete fin the $11,888 annual
BPOE cytssics tournament to be
held here May 15 to May 17,
officials said tonight.
MOSCQW. Idaho. April
Idaho university golfers defeat
ed Washington State 14-13 here
Score 2 Runs
Moril 'Gerkin Victor
Crawford's Pinch-hit Double
In Ninth Makes Win Possible
PARKER FIELD, Yakima, April 27-(Special)-Salems Senators
outlasted Yakima's Stars in a wild 10 inning thriller here tonight to
cop their second straight Western International league win in as many
tries, this time 6 tq 4.
Big Paul Soderberg for Salem and fastballer Walt McIIugh for
Yakima started out to make it a nip and tucker. Soderberg, using a
Opening Night
Prizes Listed
Salem Players Have
Chance at Long List
Our Senators will have plenty
of opening-night prizes to shoot
at in their debut here Tuesday,
the list announced by Al Louck
Saturday reveals. The prizes will
go to Salem players only, so may
not all be given away opening
night. The list and donors:
rtrt hit. baseball shoes. Maple nd
Keene; strikeout, necktie, Man's Shop:
error, hair cut and tonic. Market Bar
ber Shop; walk. beKVShafer Lea trie r
Goods; stolen base, maple serving tray.
Hamilton Furniture: . single. S3 cash.
Home ruel Co.. double, ham. Valley
Pack; triple, S5- merchandise, Tire
atone: home run. shot run. Barb's
Sports Goods: sacrifice, fishing tackle
S3J0) Keith Brown't: put out. box
candy. Spa; assist, wash and lube job.
Valley Motor; run, sweater. Bishops:
run batted lin. $5 merchandise. Wills
Music Store; most hits, travelling kit.
Hartman Bros.; hitting Into double
play. 2 rounds golf club; winning pitch
er, $5 cash, t Gas Heat Inc.; most runs
driven in. $5 cash, H. A. Simmons Co.:
7t pinch hit. fog light, Doug McKay;
1st double play, dinner. Golden Pleas
ant. Sudd 6, T winks 1
Hollywood! .. see tie eoo 1 6 s
SeatUe .j.. ,..268 116 11 6 19 9
Blttner, Kimball (!) and At
wood; Jonas and flnley.
to do. Russell shot a 15 on the
first nine, Cline a 36, and the
former held a one up lead.
At the! 13th tee Russell had
stretched j the margin to 3 ap
with 6 to play, and Cline's title
looked pretty shaky. However.
Cline won the 13th. 15th and
17th holes to square the match.
They halved the ISth and Cline
finished on top by copping the
18th with a birdie. Cline shot a
36. Russell a 37 . on the back
nine. 1
A Urge gallery followed the
pair over the route.
Finals In all flights but the
first will also be run off Sunday.
Land is Plactjue Goes
To iefiy Neichouser
DETROIT. April 27-4VIla
New honseri Detroit Tiger pitcher
selected by,. the Baseball Writers'
Association of America as the
American league's most valuable
player in 1944 an 1845. will be
awarded tie Kenesaw Mountain
Landis memorial placque symbol
ising that; honor at Sunday's
Cleveland-D etro It game here.
Newhouser woo 29 -games in 1944
and 25 a year ago.
Bravesj 12, Gervais 4
CHEMAWA Chemawa's Indi
ans defeated Gervais 12 to 4 here
Friday, with Indian hurler Chet
Ashman striking out 18 batters
and allowing but one hit.
Gervais ... 4 18)
Chemawa i 12 10 S
Manning I and Tooley; Ashman
and Kalami, HUlalre.
Foxes 21, Eh ta cad a 6
I :
SILVERTON Silverton's Fox
es scored their first Willamette
valley baseball league win here
Friday by smothering Estacada
21 to 6. 1
Estacada .1 818 882 128- 8 8 7
Silverton 4 468 385 Zlx-tl 15 5
Anderson, Hunt, Lauderbach;
Wickbam. 1 Norton, Satern and
Koth.
of Saturday's Sports Briefs
today in a match decided on the
final pattJ
SPOKANE. April 7-0-Offl-clals
of the annual Inland Em
pire trapshoot handicap and the
Spokesman - Review telegraphic
shoot-off said today that the
meet, which opens Friday, will
be the largest In its history.
MOSCOW, April 27-P)-Play-ing
left field and scoring the
first run, U.S. Ambassador Wal
ter B. Smith opened the Ameri
can baseball season in Russia
today but his embassy team
went down to defeat by a score
of 24 to 3 before a combined
Army-Navy nine.
NEW YORK. April 27-;P-Norman
(Red) Strader, former
head coach at St. Mary's college,
will help (tutor the 1948 New
York Yankees of the All-America
football conference. Head
big curve mostly, had the enemy
in hand with but four hits and a
3-1 lead going into the eighth.
WI LEAGUE STANDINGS
W L. Pet. W L Pet.
Salem S 0 1.000 Bremton 1 1 .900
Spokane 1 0 1.000 Wenchee 1 1 .500
Victoria 1 1 .500 Vtnrouv t .000
Tacoma 1 1 J00 Yakima 0 S .000
Saturday's scores: at Yakima 4. Sa
lem S (10 innings ); at Bremerton S.
Tacoma ?; at Spokane 7, Vancouver .
t Wenstchee . Victaris 9
Then the roof fell In on him for
three tallies on as many hits, and
from there on it was more a ques
tion of who could throw in more
substitutes in a wild climax as
Skippers Frisco Edwards and
Spencer Harris made with the
brain work.
Sod er berg's lone run earfy in
the game came when Harland
Clift boomed a line drive homer
over the 331 foot left wall in the
first- The Solons got even in the
second when Dick Wenner was
hit by a pitch. Bob Cav'iness
singled to left and Catcher Mc
Connell erred on a pick off try
to first.
The Solons got two more in the
third on power hitting par-excellent.
Luke Lucchesi opened
with a single, was sacrificed up
and then scored when Bill Carney
clouted a long triple to left cen
ter. Big George Vico followed with
a tremendous double to the same
place and Wenner scored Vico
with a shot to right.
Yakima power in the persons
of Clift, firstsacker Bill Garbe
and Centerf ielder Gene Thompson
exploded for the three runs in
the eighth.
Then with things looking tough
for the Salems they came through
in the ninth on a pinch hit. double
by Duane Crawford. Wenner
walked to open the -frame, Cavi
ness moved him up and Craw
ford hit for Sam Tosti. He shot
a liner to left center for the tie.
Thin man Steve Gerkin toiled
the final two7 frames for Salem
and got the win, although he
staggered in both heats. It - took
a beautiful throw from Ca vines
in right after a fly to throw out
Clift at the di.sh and cut off the
Yak winning run. The bases were
loaded at the time.
The Senators iced it in the
tenth without the aid of a hit. A
wild lefthander, Yayalian by
name and Yakima's fourth pit
cher, opened the frame by walk
ing Bartolomei. Carney's bunt
was fouled up by the Yak infield
on an error. Then Yayalian
promptly hit Vico to load the
sacks. Wenner bounced to third
for a forceout at the plate on
Bartolomei, but t aviness was nit ,
by a pitch and Carney trotted j
across with a run. Then Ray Mai- ,
gradi, in tne game at inira, came
up to work xayanan ror a waiK
for another forced in run.
Salem Yakima
BHOA BHOA
Luchesi.m t I S 0 M"Clok.3 3 0 0 3
Bartulm.s 2 0 3 2 DiwwnJ S 0 3 I
Carney .1 t 1 2 0 Chft.s 3 2 3 4
Vico 1 4 2 10 0 Garbe. 1 5 3 10
Wennr JJ-2 4 1 0 0 Moore.r-3 4 13 1
CaviiWkS.r 3 1
0 1 llarris.l 3 v u o
2 3 Thomn.m t 2 1
4 1 M Conni e 4 16 1
0 2 M Hugh.p 10 0 2
o fSlaitg 10 0 0
0 0 tByrd 10 0 0
1 Strait p 0 0 0 1
0 0 "Gibb 10 0 0
Ward.3 0 0 0 0
TostiJ 3
Salmon.c 4
Soderbs.p 3
Crawfrd 1
Arnott 0
Malgrdi.3 0
Geikm.p 0
F.liiott.r 110 0
Hohnt-n.p 0 0 0 0
Yayhan.p 10 0 0
Total.t 34 S 30 10 Totals 38 10 30 13
batted for Tosll in 8Ui.
t Batted for Soderberg in Sth.
Batted for McHugh in 7th.
t Batted for MoCloskey in 7th.
Batted for Ward in 8th.
Errors: McConnell. McHugh, Dawson.
Ift on bases: Salem 8. Yakima 13.
Runs batted in: Clift. Carney. Vico.
Thompson, Crawford. Malgradi. Hit
by pitcher: Wenner by McHugh. Mc
Connell by Soderberg. Vico. Ca vines
by VayUan. Two-base nits: Vico.
Thompson. Crawford. This e-base hits:
Carney. Garbe. Home runs: Clift. Stol
en bases: Thompson. Sacrifices: Bar
tolomei, Cavineaa. Double plavs: Gar
be. Clift and Garbe: Dawson. Clift and
Garbe; Thompson Si McConnell: 2m-
derberg 8 innings pitched, at bat on
31. hits off 7. earned runs off 4. strike
outs 3. bases on balls 3; McHunh-7
innings pitched T. at bat off 23. hits
off S. earned runnt of 4. strikeouts 0.
bases on balls 1; Gerkin bases on balls
2: winning pitcher Gerkin. Umpires:
Harris and Rice. Time 2:40.
Coach Ray Flaherty said today.
Flaherty also announced that
Bob Kennedy, Washington State
triple - thrrater, and Perry
Sehwarts. former star end for
the Brooklyn Tigers of the Na
tional Football league, had
signed Yankee contracts.
NEW YORK, April 27-fyp)-Columbia's
inexperienced crew
defeated favored Navy with a
driving finish on the llarlem
river today, the Lions covering
the mile and three-quarter
coarse in 7:55 to triumrh by a
quarter ef a length.
GLYNDON. Md., April 27-UP)
Stoat-hearted Wlnton and his
owner-rider, Stuart S. Janney,
Jr., climaxed a successful stee
pleehaaing season today by rac
ing to victory In the famed
Maryland hunt cup before a
crowd of 25,888 In Worthingten
Valley.
Mat Card Set for Wednesday; McEuin Returns to Action
His prelims highlighted by the
return of a long-absent oldie.
Matchmaker Elton Owen yes
terday announced his weekly
grappling bee as completely
signed for Wednesday night at
the Ferry Street Garden. The
bleep bee will be held on Wed
nesday night this week so as
not to conflict with the Salem
Senators baseball opener Tees
day night at Waters park.
The returnee Is hard-working
Billy McEuin. the undersized
Texan who takes 'em all on, big
or small. A nasty, but not one
of the Bruno Angello specie.
Willamette 9
Cops 9-2 Win
Clay Patterson Stop
Lewis and Clark Team
Willamette university's base
ballers returned to winning stride
Saturday afternoon at Water's
field when they rattled 10 hits
good for nine runs off Bob Sig
ner, ace of the Lewis and Clark
mound staff, for a 9 to 2 victory
over Matty Mathews' Portland
collegians.
Leading hitters for Willamette
were Winthers, Hampton and
Douglas, each with two hits in
four times up. Signer struck out
11 batters and Clayton Patterson
whiffed nine in winning his third
contest of the season.
Whether Saturday's game will
go into the records as a North
west conference victory for Wil
lamette will depend on the out
come of a ballot currently being
taken of member schools relative
to the application of Lewis and
Clark for admittance to the base
ball circuit of the conference.
I.csls A Clark Willamette
B R H B
It H
Pearfton;.
Cardiff.C
Pearsom.l
Signer. p
Unrunj
t.udlovO
Mulley.m
McKrthrr.1
Hunrlh.3
Giles
tGrasley
t S Winthers.1 4
1 S
S Whit more .3 4
1 Williams. 1 4
0 HimplonJ 4
Douglaa.m 4
S Graham.s 4
Ackley.r 4
0 Blandiiig.C 4
1 Patterson.p S
Totals 32 2 Totals 39
10
--Batted for t.udlow in lh.
t Batted for Mulloy in th
lwis Sc Clark OOS 000 OOO 3
Willamette 003 000 06O
Errors: Graham, l.udlow 2. Pearson.
Runs batted in: Pearson. Cardiff. Wil
liams. Hampton 3, Douglas 2. Ackley
2. Wmthers, Two-base hits: Douglas.
Winthers. Ackley. iluggeth. Pearson.
1 nree-oas mis: .t vmmwm
Wlntlwrs 2 Sacrifices: Signer. Bw
on balls: Patterson 1. Signer I. Strike
outs: Patterson S, Sunrr II. IxMinf
pitcher: Signer. Umpires: Lleser.
Adams Traded
For Dobbins
PORTLAND, Ore.. April
i The Portland Beavers and the
Seattle Rainlcrs have swappd
two players. Catcher Eddie Adams
who moves to Seattle, and Infield
er Joe Dobbins who comes to
pOI t)and. the two Pacific Coast
eaKue cubs annoum-rd today,
Dobbins, who batted .323 aver-
fnr the Raiier, iast year, can
play second, short or third and
in exptted to boost the Beavers'
slack infield.
Oilier WI Score
Vancouver . 188 188 184-8 8 1
Spokane 183 1U88x-7 12 8
Ford and Spurgeon: Hallbourg.
Oliver (8) and Cole.
Victoria 388 188 882-5 8 1
Wenatchee 118 888 818-3 I 2
Jensen and Mulcahy; Vtval
da. Ivogg (7) and Fitsgerald.
Fesut 3).
Tacoma 218 118 828-7 14 3
Bremer. 288 818 888-3 4 8
Colombo and Kemper: Kittle.
B. Federmeyer (7) and olpt.
VANDALS WIN JIEET
PULLMAN. Wash., April 27
iff)- The Idaho Vandals, capital
izing on team strength, won a
practice dual track meet from
Washington State here today 8-5.
Points were scored only for teams
and not for individual entries.
Friday's Box Score
Note: Due to unexpected delay
ir.nimiilin Al l.iehtnell on-the-f
in
account and the box score the
Um.Yikima WI leaaue opener, in
Statesman was not able to present
these planned features Saturday morn
ing For the beaefit al fana who fol
low the box scores, here M the box on
the opener.
Salrm Yakima
BHOA BHOA
ju4iMl m S S 4 0 M'Closk.3 S 1 1 J
Bartolin 1 S I 1 3 Dawson J 3
Carney.l 4 110 VUttj. 4
Vlco.l S 4 7 0 Oarbe.l
Wennr J Silt More.r S
Caviness.r S I 1 I Thmpnjn S
Tostt.2 3 0 J 5 Elliott ! t
Salmon.C 1 1 10 0 M'Conll.c J
KowUk.p 4 0 0 1 Krolvch.p 0
Hohnen.p 0
Byrd 1
Strait. p 1
-.Gibb 1
Ward p S
I S
0 S
1 1
s o
0 7
0 4
t s
o o
0 0
0 0
0
1 s
so
Tolals 3S 13 37 II Totals 37 117 I
' Batted for Bohnen in Sth.
! Batted for Strait in Bth.
Salem . 240 040 00312 13 3
' Yakima OOO 000 023 4 8 4
Krrors: Thoippaon. Dawson 3. Mc
Closky. Bartolomei. Wenner. Kowabtkl.
Innings pitched! by: Kralovtch 1. Boh
nen 3i. Strait 3. Ward I. At bat off:
Kralovtch 10? Bohnen 14. Strait S. Ward
4. Two-base hrts: Carney. Wenner. Mc
Connell. I .eft on bases: Salem II, Yak
ima 13. Runs batted in: Vico S. Carsey,
LAicchesi 3. Wenner 3. Gibb. McCon
nell 2. Sacrifice: Bartolomei. Stolen
base: Lucchesi. Double plays: McCon
nell to Dawson. Runs responsible for:
KowaUkl 3. Kralovtch 0. Bohnen 2.
Ward 2. Bases on balls: Kowalski S.
Kralovich 3. Bohnen 3. Ward t. Strike
outs: Kowalski S. Bohnen 3. Strait S.
Ward I. Hits off: Kralovich S. Bohnen
4. Strait 1. Ward 0. loosing pitcher:
Kralovich. Umpires: Rice and Harris.
Time 3:4.
Billy returns .from a long stay
In the southern states sector and
his native Texas.
.."He has been having seme
great matches In Texas." reports
Matchmaker Owen, "and comes
back a better wrestler than he
ever was before. He notified me
thar he Is hot after the light
heavy belt and Is wrestler
Lanier. Chandler IHIurlj Shutouts
To Steal Major League Spotlight
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DEBUT TUESDAY: Salem's Lee (Frisco) Edwards, la his first year
as manager ef a professional baseball clab. sends his Senators into
Western International league action Tuesday night at Waters park
against Spokane, the opening game ef the season for the homo j park.
Ceeld that be a WI pennant senile Friaro Is aporlugT (SUUsaun
sports pfcoU) i
Padres Score 7 in Fifth
To Rout Bcvos Again, 13-6
i i 1s-
PORTLAND. Ore., April 27--The San Diego Padres won 1 3
to 8 over the Portland Beavers tonight to boost their tally t four
wins off the Beavers in five games in their Pacific Coast league base
ball series here.
The Padres bunched hits in the fifth inning to score seven run
Ducks Defeat
Huskies, 4-0
N. DIVISION STANDINGS
W U Pet. W I. Pet
Oregon S 0 14MJ0 Idaho 2 4 .3.13
OS' 3 1 7S0 WSC S S .WOO
Wash. 3 3 .300
Score Saturday, at Oregon 4. Wash
Instmn 0
EUGENE, April . (A-Tht
University of Oregon baseball
team took a commanding two
game lead in the northern divi
sion here this afternoon by de
feating the University of Wash
ington 4-0. It was the sixth
straight victory for the Webfoots.
Hit Saltman. veteran right
hander just discharged from the
marines, hurled his third straight
tiiumph with a six hittrr, strik
ing out seven after jitteiy eaily
innings when he gave up five
walks.
Washington ... 888 888 888-8 8 3
Oregon 888 218 18x-4 8 1
Cole and Constantino; Saltsman
and Rodtger.
Drin Mabee Hired
As Tiger Mentor
lA GRANDE, April 27-JP)-The
school suerintendent's office re
ported today thit Dn Mabee,
formerly of the University of
Oregjon. had been named high
school football and basketball
coach here. Mabee. a McMinnville
high school graduate, was assist
ant freshman football coach at
the University of Oregon In 1941.
Acorn 4, iA 1
Oakland . 888 183 SOS 4 II 2
Lea Angeles 188 888 8881 2 8
Gassaway and Martin: llaus
mann. G. Mallory (8) and Wll-
1U
American League
W I. ret. w i. me.
New Yerk 3 ?7S0 Chicago 4 S .400
Shim a 3.737 letelaao 3 S .17S
Detroit ' 7 3 .700 Washiaata 3 a .X7J
St. l.ou!s S .SOS Philadelph 2 S 40
Saturday's Resalts
Boston at Philadelphia, rain,
St. Louis OOO 101 00O 2 I
Chicago 000 000 OOO-O 3 2
Zoldak and Mancuso: Grove. Pap
ish O). Cad we 11 iSl and Tresh.
Cleveland ...
Detroit
002 002 OOO 004
010 020 001 01 S
11 inninys
Gromek. Black and Hayes; Trout,
Caster HOl and Tebbetts, Richards
(101.
Kew York 210 O20 202 -S 12 1
Wahinton OiW 0U0 0 3 1
Chandler and Robinson: Masteraon.
Haefner tS). Pieretu tS and SVarky.
enough now to win It If given
a chance."
McEuin tangles with 'one of
the topshotters Wednesday, for
he's been matched with) Wall
(Th' Sneete) Achle. the always
popular Chinese trickster whe
only last week flattened but
good Signer Bruno. The i other
prelim, to start at 8:38 p.
ner and teed off on the Beavers
for 20 hits while the Poi llatidns
FACiriC COAST l .AI;t K
W L IM WUM
San rran 31 S .734 Hoilvwd II IS 44
Oakland 10 II SJ3' Portland lilt JM3
Los Angls IJ IX .SS Sacramto 14 IS .34
San Dtego IS IS MM Seattle 10 la 341
Saturday's Keultv al Portland S. San
Dtego 13; at Seattle 0. Hollywood I: at
San Franctikco S. Sacramento 8. at ts
Ancelea I. Oakland 4
failed to make good on their 1 5
hits off Olsen.
Saa Diega lrUaaS
BIrOA BHOA
CYiscla.m 5 3 10 Whrrlrr. 5 14 I
Angle. I
Gywlmnj 3 1
Carms.r S i 7
M Donld.l S 3 11
Jensen.l 4 3 I
Rice.c 3 0
laniirroj 4 3 2
Olsen.p 4 10
Haicht.r 0 0 0
RediuO I 0 0
Veselurh,r IS
Jordan.nt 0 0 3
TrUkky.l 0 0 0
3 Miuwn.s 4 110
4 Storey .1 S 3 0 II ;
I Rrlch.t S 3 SO)
0 Aiuiiral r 4 0 4 0 ;
0 tiullic.itl 4 1 3 0,
0 Sttaiie.3 4 1I3
X tiolj.c 3 17 1
o Barrett p I 0 0 I I
0 i 'tu-n.p S 10 1
0 Uger.s I S S I
0 Souia.c IIIS
II
0
Totals 43 20 77 10 Totals
41 IS 27
Ran for Rice in Stli.
San Diego 10 370 0?O i 13
Portland nlO 0l 101 S
Ft nn Amaral I. Huns batt-ri in
t.anlfrro 3. Holm. Criwrola 3. Mice 2,
Olsen. Angle, Cfykelmn, (iarmS. Am
aral, Storey 3. Jensen. Wheeled. Two
base hits Holm, Gvselman. Reich,
Rice. Soura. Storey. Stolen bases Mc
Donald. Criscola 2. Sacrifices Olson.
Double plays fiager to Wliiler to
Reich. Left on baaes San Diego B,
Portland S. Bawea on balls Barrett 2.
Strikeouts Barrett 4. Cnen 2.) Earsv
ed runs Barrett 4. ONrn S, Cotwrn i.
Hits off Barrett IS in 4.; Cohen 10
In 4'. Hit by pitcher, by Coheei 1 1 Jiit
lleroi. Loving pitcher-- Barrett . Un-pire--Mairio.
Borskl and Kngelp.
lime 2.-C2. Atlenoance StiO iet (
Solon 8, Seals 5
Sacramento Z8 888 248 8 IS I
San Francis 881 188 388 i 7 3
Wood. Vargas (1), t re I las (8)
and Conroy: Lien. Roooo (7),
Orella (8) and Ivy.
Mrs. Walter
Romhoff
brother. George Becker, show
off their treasure' of Chinook
salmon recently eaeght at
Gold Beach est the Rogue river.
' r. .
and her
sends Penlahlng Psave Katonrn
against George Dnselte. the
French-Canadian strangle. In
what could be considerable of a
squabble.
Wednesday's malner pits Aff
able Al Ksass.vmore and more
popular here with each of his
action-packed outings lately,
against Braising Bruno who, de
spile hU loos to Achiu last week,
still holds the coast Junior heavy
title belt. If Ssass ran give the
master' mesnle a night ef It. saja
Owen, hell juallfy himself for
a title belt shot In the near fa
ta re.
i 1
Cards, Yanks
Tiges, Victors
Cincinnati Climh to
Tic Piratm for Fifth
ST. LOUIS, April 27-(,TVMa
Lanier shut out the Chicago Cuba
4-0 today with a mixture of fat
balls and explosive curves . arid
gave further promise of becom
ing the St. Louis Cardinals No. I
pitcher for 1948. It n his lec
ond ahutout.
The Cincinnati Reds pulled. Into
a tie for fifth place with Pitta
burgh as Joe Begg pitched the
Redlegs to a J-2 victory ocr the
Pirates.
Spud Chandler won a three-hitter
in pitching the New York
Yankees to a 8-0 j victory over
the Washington Senators before,
18,333 paying customers. It Ws
Spud's third win. j I
Coming from behind -to tie the
score on Eddie fayo's sharp
double with two out in the ninth,
the Detroit Tigers went on to
down the Cleveland Indians 5 to
4 in 11 innings oa Hank Green
berg's single with the bates
loaded.
iVern Stephens. who Jumped
from St. Louis to ' the Mexican
league and back again this spring,
combined his hitting with the
shutout pitching of Sam Zoldak
as the Browns defeated the Chi
cago White Sox. 2-0.
Hcndric Pxices
Viks' Scoring
Tardy figures on Salem hfch
basketball ung released this wetk
show Junior EXck Hendrie to have
been the pace-maker for the Vik
ing hooptters in their 29 game
slate with '180 points an aver
age of slightly over six per ton
test. Other point, total give Al
Itcllinger 171, Hunny Mam 170.
Jack Fitimaurlce 151, Al Cham
berlain 108. Hoter Dasch 93. Cub
llouck 8!, nodaPrtvtnce 58, Ken
Gibson 34, Hugh Bellinger 2H.
Ken Alberts 13. Dill If.ll, 11. Duk
Mase 7, Al Gemmell 7.
The team scored 1093 points to
912 for the opposition, averaging
3,7.8 points ier tilt to 31.4 for op
ponents. 5
Dick Allison led the Jayvre
quint In scoring, tossing in 134
points in the team's 18 games.
Mel Hoggs, with 91, took rinmtr.
up honors. --it
Vikiims Trim
Prison Greys
Coring twice In the third and
twice more In the seventh. Sa
lem high's baseball team edged
the Prison Greys 4 to 3. behind
the walls Saturday afternoon.
The Viks got but eight hits eff
Johnson and Ward. Grey hurlers,
to 10 for the losers, but four , er
rors aided the preps' cause. Bud
Craig went the route for the Viks.
Saloon High 888 888 SS4 8 2
Greys . 881 888 8?S-J 18 4
Craig and Allison; Johnson,
Ward and Williamson.
Hurkn Win Meet
i
MOLALLA. April 27 i- Mo
lalla's Bucks won a three-way
track meet here Thursday scoring
77 56 points to 56 16 for Wett
Linn snd 18 for SilverUni.
Start Get Infieliler
IIOLLYV(XD,' April 27 .fp)
The Hollywood Stars today ac
quired Shortstop Alf Anderson cf
the Pittsburgh Pirates on option
and purchased, conditionally.
Pitcher Bill Brandt of the tame
club.
National Lcaauo
W I. Prt. W I. SVt.
troeklva S I .as Pittbark 4 7 .J4
SC. Iwls 0 2 SIS C lBM-innact 4 7 J4
HUa s 4 JM New ark 3 IJM
Ckieago 4 f .444 rklUSrlpk 2 .ISO
Saturday's Result ,
Philadelphia at. Boston, tain.
. Brooklyn at New York, wet grounds.
Chicago COO 000 0iO-O 4 I
SI. Louis . . 000 011 02 4 1 I
Chlpman. Wyse 8l, Crirkson (S) and
Livingston, Lanier and Rice.
Pittsburgh 000 pno 1 10-2 a I
ClnctnnaU . 100 030 0l-i-S 8 1
Strlncevlch. Ilallett (4i. Lanaing itl
and V. Smith, Baker (; B ar.J
Mueller. "