t Tm Oregon Statesman. Solsm.
TVr left Uwi still leading the
leog-ae. did smst Senator, and we
ftvsp y had a good leek at a
fcU al of a . I
mlaat Ike Yak
kiiiiT. I til
! fee the last v
ti of iw . v
r m. a4 aaajr- a'
W mm. of Um.
1 rtarw Edwards f I .
k .kin. t
k e w s b
basal a E4 kail
lak svw U
It leading the
rowed Ua. Aad
tlsrrell fee aware
klat ally eaaaed
mm SMa. sseiai Km4; Salmon
t ajag e t a
t&TWld mad eetrteld ,&! and the
iattr Ue better. Lard knows the
rrlace ad It. They are doubt
Iraaly the worst fielding club In
Ue teavgae.
, a ad kave yoa ever seen a ball
e!ak tara ao alterly eold after be
ta aa totally slssling as the
iowair? That first week against
a-aoaaae they were terrifie. They
ft14 aaaho ao eoatly tnistakes.
Las week against Yakima they
rere terrible. And every mistake
art deeply. Skipper Frisco know
It aad kaa iroos la the fire to do
aoaaethlac a boat It. All at once
aaaafal of the hitting hope
started to flssU flatly. mot of the
p Or Ma- staff went limp and Lady
Ijnek. the gal who smiled so gen-
laoslj the elab that first
week, seddealr frowned on It at
Tery tarm. Resells needn't be
aaallahed here. The aine looses In
12 bail games tell the story. Tia
a ; a-aad thing the now lackless
afiUtr got off to that wonder
fal Janse at the start. At least
they hare margin on which to
operate now while the necessary
change are being made.
Howe They re Drawing!
: Almost as big a surprise aa the
awdden Senator winning slump la
Uso fart that the Yakima series,
blown five games to two. attract
ed 11.233 customers an average
f lrtt nee game. Losing teams
Jan donl draw that well la Ra
ima, even with the weather eo
ope rating! aa marvelooaly aa It
kaa. But the Selena did and ran
the season's total for two weeks
at heme to 24.127. far more than
the entire 1MZ season grossed and
alanoot one-fourth of the 199.900
awaJ set by the directors for 194C.
At that rale aad with eight more
weeka at home to go. the 1 .
will bo reached easily. However
- mrmii a Uk fair '
craatod that the elub will eoa-
tlaaw to draw ao amasingly tf It
ZT!l. .? .K- . tK.
y aa sx iaai wees, a arm w, ,
VVI.. .ai itva rli.
bo waate aad the niae be- j
rlaa tolag again, the might
L. -- - . the Fourth of
oo surpaaseu ay me r sarin i
aSt ba.o fear, falthf .1. The j
i roalia the .It.atU. '
bust good, aad the romody la sup
psaedly on IU way already.
JkiVa or ooir
Who's ahead In the Bishop's
fttadio popaiar player contest?
officially released yet.
tf Woody Salmon, the big
backstop with the bigger bat lan't
well ahead It isn't the fault of
half doaen or th town's grade
arboal ago lads. Following every
ball game Last week, and includ
tnc taaday'a double Mil. th kids
wer a a knstllng about the
gran as ta ad and bleachers aalvag
laa the diacaracd score books.
"Bt! Wbat're yon kids gonna
do with all them score cards?"
bellered a bystaader. Aad la unl
froaa each oae: -Boy. we're
vote for Woody Salmon on
Vas. tbam w hat."
Ba Big" Woody should be lead- :
Iwsj the Bishop parade by a con-
at hundred discarded score pads
at least. And we Imagine George j
ica baa his share of the hero I
warship ansoag the young'ns too.
Niemicc Seeks
FKOYIDEXCC K.U May 2b
Al Nlemlec. recently released
by Seattle of the lacifle Coast
league aald tonight he had In
aUtated acUoa against the Se
attle baseball club for re-ero-nAoyasent
foe a period of 12
weeks under the GI "bill or
rtghta."
MEXICO CITY. May 2-rv-Alex
Carrasonel. former Ameri
eaa league pitcher released by
Vera Crei of the Mexican
league, aald today that he hoped
ta retara to the Chicago White
Box. who bought him last spring
from Washington for $7500.
FITTSBl'KGII. May 2b-J'i-Eaaard
Charles. 171. of Cincin
nati, moved Into .the top rank
of the nation's light heavy
weights tonight by hammering
oat aa unanimous decision In 19
rounds ever, Archie Moore. 174.
af St. Ieule. The NBA No. 1
challenger far Cos Lesnevirh's
title.
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Solons Hope
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PROOF: Howard Maple, member of the Maple V Keene firm, holds
proof that he not only sella the stuff that will bring In the big ones,
but can go get 'em himself. The fash la al t4 -pound Dolly Varden
caught on a 1 -pound tost line In the McjCensie river. The "Dolly"
la one of the largest reported this season. (Bill Scott photo).
OSC Closes In
On Duck Nine
Insert under OSC Closes M Spta
Ke4 i
' w L Pet i w l Pot i
V. Ore. 10 4 714 wsc b ot i
Or. . 643 Idaho I 10 Hi I
aeores Monday . at uac io, or.gon ;
a- at Washlnrton II. Idaho S.
T ,na. i
Ar K t ' t .mWed
Th Oreon ut v' Ii
ur.nrinm ,nrM a- !
Uu ers.ty of Oregon
bfoota, 10-0, in . northorn di-
VlftlOn D-bVUHIl H sa I a I"t .
t8C's win put thm on gxn
Kat.Kin4 firs0rMi u. 1 1 h tvL-n tn nliv
Bissau wa' B " - - W V j
at Eugene Friday and hare Sat-
urday The Bevoa rookie sensation,
Charlie Rauvain will attempt to
mike it two straight over the
Ducks irt the Friday game which
would make the finale Saturday
for the league pennant.
Oregon .. .
Oregon SUte ft OO'-lt X
Fropst. Loahl (S) and Eodicor;
Cecil Wegner.
Salem Divoteers
Divide IMatches
Divoteerc from the Salem Golf
Club and Cnrvalli broke even in
their two-way intercity maun
Sunday. lx-l golfers won 41 to
22 on the Salem course but Cor-
tallis swingers won in their home
W. Sweeping all three points
in the match here were Cline,
Russell. Burns. Powell. Albrich,
and .Schafer. Earning 21? pointe
were Sheldon and Walgren.
Ball Job Back
NEW YORK. May 20 ,,
Asserting that attempts of the
Mexican league to Induce Amer
ican baseball players to break
their contracts were "wrongful
and Illegal." Supreme Court
Justice Julius Miller today
granted the New York Yankees
..,, rtlrlnlnr In tunc- '
a temporary restraining injunc- ,
uon against tnc .nrxicani. ,
MOSCOW, Idaho. May Zt-tX7)-The
Washington Huskies scored
seven times In a wild sixth Inn
ing today to defeat the Idaho
Vandals 11 to S.
Home fun National leaKue : Mize.
Pllll tnn PHI4 U 9m-.xr , Giants 7!; Reiser. Dodgers 4; McCor
rrllLAUlLrlllA, May Ze-tf) ; mick ph,iis 4; Hilton. Reds 4; :Mil-
Rallsing In the face of defeat, j ler. Reds 4 American league:; Di
Phlladelphia's Billy FOX kept his Mafg'o.i Yankees 8; Keller. Yankees
. T . , . . . . , . . . l 7; William. Red Sox 7.
kwockout string Intact tonight by i . T i
belling Ossie (Bulldog) Harris,
of Pittsburgh. Into dreamland in j
57 seconds of the tenth and last j
round. It was the 39th eonaecn- j
tlve kayo for Fox who hopes to j
meet champion Gus Lesnevleh In
a light heavyweight title match
this summer.
ZYSSET
WEST SALEM
Phone 6666
to Shake j Slump At
4
Sunday Poxes:
First came :
Yakima (j
4) Salem (1)
HO AArnoll r 1 0 0
4 1 S OKubUk s 2 10 3
1 1 Winner 14 14 0
1 2 0 4 Vico 1 4 0 it 2
4 0 8 0 Sum tn m 4 IS 0
3 0 4 0 Bartolo 2 4 0 1 1
4 2 2 O Daniels 3 3 111
4 0 3 1 Kerr, c 4 2 8 0
3 14 O Kowili p 1 1 2
3 0 0 4 Salma 0 0 0
Dawson 2
ciift a
Gaxbe l
Moor., r
mcvios s
(iitD
YrlMxn "j
Csvineas z 0 0 0 0
ToU1 10 Total
Batted for Kowakski in th
( t.h
34 8 27
Jjkhw. j J o , 1 . , -
SWUm ..L. 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 0
nits
M... 1 1 I I O O I I
IPABHRtRSOBB
34 8 1 1 3
nUWIWai j BT M V W
nrrors : ;! Daniels. MeClosky. Arnott
Pwfn by "
33 4 t 8
Left ori bases: Yak ima t. Salem t
Two base hits: Summers. Clift. Daw
son. Runa hatted In: Clift. Thompson
X Kerr: (! Sacrifices: Yaylian. Stolen
bases: Stammers. Clift. Doublt playt:
iUiott tei Dawson. Umpires Ric. and
arris. Tirr.e 2 00.
M
Second game:
Taklma ri
Salem (1)
I B M O A Oawfd 2 0 4 0
Dawson f 2 1 3 liTayJor s 3 2 10
Elliott 1
iS 0 1 0 Cavinass 3 1-1 0
18 3 0 3 Vico - 3 0 10
3 0 8 0 Sum ers m 3 0 2 0
uin x
Garb. 1
Moore r
1 0 1 0 Bartolo 2 3 13 2
I Thosnp as 3 0 0 0 Dsn i. Is
3 till
McClos si
3 0 1 1 uunnir p j s 1
3 0 7 IKubak x-i 0 0 0 1
3 10 3 Kerr c 0 0 0 0
Gib c
Menus a
Total
M 4 11 r Total 39 8 fl 8
dian
Yak in
fori
Imon in OLh.
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
0 0 1 1 0 1 1
0 0 0 1 1 0 a 2
0 0 1 2 2 1
IPABHRIRSO BB
8 25 8 2 2 7 2
ima
Hits
Salem
Mita ..
McHuih
Gunnarson
7 24 4 1 0 3 4
Errors: Garbe. McClosky. Bartoloimei
Passed balls: Salmon. Left on bases:
Yakima ., Salem 7. Two base hits: Clift.
CavinessJ Runs bstted in: Salmon.
Cavinessl Double plays: Bibb to Daw
son. Umpires: Harris and Rice. Time
115 Attendance 2601.
G AB R Hi Pet.
Vemon, 'Senators .. 23 06 19 38 .400
wlker; jjood..,., M 4 is 36 1.383
carvarrefta. Cubs J 4 23 36 .312
Musial. Cardinals 38 103 21 40 j .368
Lodigianl. W'h Sox 10 70 7 27 j .386
Williams; Red Sox 32 110 32 42 1 .382
Runs patted in National league:
Holme, I Braves 26; Slaughter. Cardi
nals 23. VV'alker. Dodgers 24. American
league: Doerr. Red Sox 31: Williams.
Red Sox: 30; DiMaKglo. Yankees 35.
SPECIAL
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IIAPLE
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Golf Balls. Top-FKghf. Kro-FIiirht, Air Z:Z
Flight !
White Gabardine Golf Jackets
AMMUNITION (ALL RIFLE CALIBRE)
CASTING RODS
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373 State St,. &lem
Sallemites Face
1st
West' Nine
Replacement joining
For Stumhliiig Locals
WEST'ltN INTERNATIONAL LEAfJUE
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Sslcm 1 IS .640 Tacoma 12 12 .500
Spokane IS 11 .37? Bremer 11 13 .458
Yakima? II 10 .000 Vancou 10 1 .386
Wenachl 14 11 .560 Victoria 7 18 280
Sunday's scores: At Salem 1-2. Yak
Una 4-t; at Bremerton 1-10. Tacoma
-3: ony games scheduled.
This week: Spokane at Vancouver.
Wenatcfeec at Victoria. Salem at Brem
erton, Tacoma at Yakima.
Hopijng to snap out of the dol
drums fwhich have seen then drop
nine of their last 12 gams, Sa
lem's Senators depart for j Brem
erton farly this morning tp open
a seven game series against the
aecondi-di vision Blue Jackets. Ex
pecting some replacement even
before ithe week is out, Frisco Ed
wards pine hopes to get balk into
the whining stride against Sam
Gibsonfs outfit that carried them
to those 13 consecutive wiis that
started! off the season. j
The series with the Taf s will
mark j Salem's first competition
with a western foe In the loop,
all ganes so far having beer
againsf the three eastern putfits,
Yakima, Spokane and Weniatch t
whichj Incidentally stand 2, 3 and
4 In thfe circuit.
Whije Salem attempts to get
back jhto the win column at
BremeKon Spokane takes on Van
couver! in a series which started
Monday night. Wenatchee in
vades I Victoria, and Tacoma tra
vels to Yakima to take on the
red-hjt Stars.
Salem returns to their home
grounds on Tuesday, May 27,
against the Vancouver Capilanos.
The! Senators were still very
much j in their slump Sunday,
dropping the opener of the day's
twin-bill 4 to 1 but edging back
to cop the nightcap 2 to 1. be
hind te four-hit twirling of Lefty
Carl punnarson. The split gave
Yakima the series 5 to 2 and left
the Solons Just one game ahead
of Spencer Harris' crew in first
place.
In fact, the Yaks held a first
place : jtie with the locals for part
of the afternoon after taking the
first game, but dropped back by
losing; the nightcap. 2601 fans sat
in on the two games, despite Sa
lem's : poor showing through the
week.,!
Salem actually outhit the visi
tors in the first game Sunday and
got good enough pitching from
Ed Kowalski to have won most
contests, but a couple of errors by
new third-sacker Jim Daniels and
Ralph: Arnott in right field per
mitted unearned runs in the third
and eJtghth and that was the ball
game, for Yakima hurler Al Yay
lian had the punchless Solons com
pletely stiffled at the dish. Kow
alski struck out eight, and while
Yakima got but six hits off hi
delivery, every one of them came
in a crucial spot when they hurt
most.
Woody Salmon and Bob Cav
iness drove in the Salem Scores in
the afterpiece, Cavinoss clouting
one against the right center field
board in the fifth to Ice the con
test. ;ij
Arnott and shortstop Roy Tay
lor drew releases after the game,
making way for some promised
replacements.
KCs, Woolens
'Makers Win
T h e Knights of Columbus
swamped the Eagles 26 to 1, the
Papermakers shut out Golden
Pheasants 4 to 0, and Campbell's
Rock) Woolen edged the VFW
nine Ij2 to 1 in Monday night's
round) of Softball games. The re
sults moved the KC's Into third
spot behind the Papermakeri and
Woolers, who remained undefeat
ed arid tied for top spot by virtue
of their triumphs.
KCf i 21 104 16 11 7
Eagles 000 100 111
Mtckenham. Montgomery, Holms,
and Rollins; Meyer and Suing.
Paper Mill 200 200 04 1
G. Pheasant . . 000 000 0 3
H. Singer and L. Singer; Carver
and Swinl1-
Rock Wool 010 001 02 S 1
VFW ill . 000 100 01 3 3
Crofpot and McCsffery; C. Apple
gate and McCarthy.
Cl'MMINGS' WINNER
Ray Cummings team captured
the intramural baseball crown at
Leslie Monday afternoon defeat
ing Richard Zeller's aggregation
7 to 3 behind George Stouten
berg'8 second straight no-hit game.
The tontest wound up the intra
mural program for the year at
the Southend school.
VALUES
- KEEIIE
Hoss-Szasz vs. Katonen-Nazerian in Armory
Tough Tony Rosa, the villager
making his most recent local
comeback teams up with Af
fable Al Saasa tonight at the Fer
ry Street Garden for the "Relay
Rassle" wlith nasties Paavo Ka
tonen an Mike Kazerian. the
weekly show's main event. The
malncr, af
close relation to the
mat game
fs thrill-filled Ug team
match,
produce
tops
a card which will
ejlght gladiators in ac-
Sizzling Oaks
Ta!
On Bevos
Port4iil Hots to
PC17 Holiest Club
PACIFIC C-QAST LEAGUE
W II. Pel W L Prt
Oakland 34 18 654 Hollywd 22 28 .440
San Fran 34 18 .664 Sari am 72 31 .415
Los Ang 24 29 08 Seattle 21 30 .412
San Die 24 29 .453 Portlnd 18 32 .360
Sunday scpres: San Francisco Z-J.
Los Aneele-"! 1-0: Oakland 8-1. Holly
wood 0-0: Skcrainento 3-4. San Diego
2-3: Portlancj 4-1. Seattle 3-2
This rrl' Oakland at Portland.
Sacramento sat Seattle. San Diteo at
San Tranoitj. I.os Angelr at Holly
wood .
Portland')? cellarite Beavers
this week n Bevoland, taking .on
the hottest club in the Coast lea
gue at the moment Casey Sten
gel's sizzlinjg Oakland Acorns. The
seven-gam series starts tonight.
Oaklantj by virtue of seven
straight wins over Hollywood last
week sits ft the top of the heap
with San Francisco, and should
take .over I the lead this w e o f
against thej lowly Beavers.
Co-leadcj- San Francisco hosts
San Dieg while I.os Angeles,
league lc-atjfr for a day last week,
meets the js 1 i p p i n g Hollywood
Twinks at jhome, and Sacramento
jaunts to Seattle.
Prej) Baseball
Toiuiney Set
t
PORTLAND. May 20.-1-Seven
"A" teams for the state's first
prep basepall tournament have
been chosejn. and only the Port
land circuil winner remains to be
i named. Tourney Director Hal Moe
I said today! The "A" contest will
'start Thursday, with eliminations
: Friday and; the championship Sat
urday afternoon.
Only fotir teams will play in
the "B" totirney, which opens Fri
day with tie crown to be decided
Saturday. AH games w ill be at the
University j of Portland.
Thursday's "A" games: 9 a. m.,
Eugene vsj. Albany; 11:30 a. m..
Grants Pais vs. Central Catholic;
2 p. m . Sjandy vs. Ontario: 4:30
p. m., MolUa vs. Portland champ.
j .
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INDIANS (VICTORS
CHEMAWA The Indians de
feated Sublimity here 12 to 2
Monday. iChet Ashman struck
out 12 fori the Braves.
Sublimity 1 J 1 t X
Chemaw a j r. 12 1
Van Handle. Birkols and Hen
dricks: Ashman and Wilson.
NATIONAL! LEAGUE
Wj L, Pot. W L. Pel.
8t Louis IT SS4 CtncinU 13 12 .520
Brooklyn it 10 New Vk 12 IS .429
Chicago 1J 11 577 PitUbur 10 15 .400
Boston I) 13 S3 Philadl 19 .240
Sunday's j scorn: At Philadelphia
5-0. St. LoMis 9-4; at Boston 6-5, Chi
cago 9-3: New York 1-5. Pittsburgh
3-1; at Brooklyn 0. Cincinnati 4.
Monday scor : At Brooklyn 4.
Cincinnati I: st Borton 4, Chicago .
Only gam scheduled.
AMERICAN! LEAGUE
Boston 27 7 .781 St .Louis 13 19 419
Nw Yok 2(1 12 .625 Clevelan 12 19 .400
Detroit 19 13 .581 Chicago 9 19 .321
Washingt 19 13 .552 Phtladel 9 32 .290
Sunday' i score : At Cleveland 0-1.
New Y'ork j-7: at Detroit 0-3. Boston
4-1: at Chicago 3-1. Washington 4-7;
at St. Louis 3-2. Philadelphia 4-13.
Mondav's ! scores: At Cleveland 4.
New York 3; at Chicago 2, Washing
ton 10.
Oregon ian In the insjors what
they did Monday:
' AB H O A E Rbl
Gordon. Yankee .. 4 1 6 3 0 0
Whitman. Dodger 4 2 3 9 0 0
What they j did Sunday:
AB H O A E Rbi
Gordon. Yankees 8 0 4 9 0 2
Peskv. Red! Sox 6 1 4 6 0 0
Doeir. Red Sox 7 2 5 6 0 1
Whitman. Dodgers 1 0 0 0 0 0
Salem
Ml -mm.
i
lion Instead of the usual six.
Rosa earned his top role to
night by virtue of his win In
a prelim stint last week over
Jack Kiser. Szasx has been bi
cepping his way to higher con
tention the past few months and
nly recently copped the Coast's
lightheavy title belt from Ka ton
en. Paavo and his punishing pal
will be In the thick of the pitch
Bums Stay
4-3 Nod
Angels' Christopher Top
PCL Hitter; Beavers Lag
LOS ANGELES, May 20.-6P-lJoyd Christopher, slugging Los
Angeles outfielder, slipped 13 points last week but retained his Pacific
batting lead with a lofty .410 through games of last Friday.
Christopher was 50 points
wood's Frank Kalin, .360. Kahn
was followed by teammates Cully
Rikard and Butch Moran. .343 and
.329, respectively.
Les "Scarsella of Oakland led
in homers with 12, one more than
Christopher. The two were tied
in runs batted in 36 apiece.
Team batting shows Hollywood
lending with .263 and Portland
last with .228.
G B II HR RBI Ave.
45 161 S6 11 36 .410
28 R6 31 3 14 .360
42 140 4 1 19 .343
42 158 52 1 22 .329
49 180 59 4 17 .328
48 199 65 1 17 .327
23 76 24 1 11 316
24 76 24 0 14 .316
49 168 53 0 19 .315
35 121 38 3 21 .314
45 171 53 1 12 310
40 113 35 3 1 .310
.19 146 45 1 17 .SOB
29 75 23 0 3 .307
28 82 25 1 S
20 43 13 1 4 M7
47 163 49 3 29 .301
37 113 34 1 14 .301
Christopher. I -a
Kalin. Hd.
Rikard, Hd.
Moran. Hwd.
Sauer. LA
Raniffv. Eea.
Storey LA-Port.
Kayle. Hwd. -Sea.
Jensen. SD
Sheridan. SFC
l.upien; Hwd.
Holder, Oak.
CJarms. SD
Sueirie. Sea
Westlake. Oak
N'orbert. Sea.
Tain. Src
Olsen. 1.A
Vera Reynolds
Joins Solons
Vern Reynolds, a former Lin
coln high school of Portland ath
lete and last year with San Diego
and Hollywood in the Pacific
Coast league, has been signed by
the Portland Beavers and sent to
the Salem Senators, manager Fris
co Edwards announced last night.
Reynolds, a good left-handed hit
ler who can play anywhere in the
infield, will join the club' imme
diately and is expected to bolster
the . inner defenses considerably.
WhiTe names cannot be mentioned
yet, Reynolds in't the only rein
forcement coming to the Senators.
Manager Edwards indicated. In
fact, the management of the Port
land Beavers intends to keep
pouring in material until the right
combination for a real pennant
contender is found. Edwards stat
ed; all of which indicates some
new faces but soon in the locals'
lineup.
Vernon Snares
Batting Lead
CHICAGO. May 20-P)-Mickey
Vernon, Washington first base
man, smashed out six hits in
nine times at bat against the
White Sox ysterday to boost his
season percentage to .411. the
splurge giving Vernon the Ameri
can league batting leadership.
Vernon's big bat pounded out
two doubles, two homers, a triple
and a single yesterday to extend
a consecutive hitting streak to 17
games during which he has made
31 hits in 78 attempts.
In second place is Dario Lo
digiani of Chicago, who has a
mark of .386, although he has not
played for a week because of in
juries. Ted Williams of Boston,
with .373 and his teammate,
Johnny Pesky, with .371 are next.
Vernon Stevens of the St. Louis
Browns rounds out the first five
hitters with a .355 mark.
Orejon
ing for the brawl, as Match
maker Elton Owen haa offered
an extra purse of $10 to the
winning duet. The mainer will
be two of three falls to win and
limited to one hour. Only one
member of a team can grapple
at the same time legitimately,
that Is), and respective helpers
can come in to take up the task
only when tagged by a team
member.
The prelims, ta start -at 8:3
on Cards' Tail With "
Over Reds; Yanks Falter
ahead of hia nearest rival, Holly
NO-HIT WHIZ: Richard Kllm
rsak. 17. of Detroit. Mich., this
week hurled his fourth consec
utive na-hit game In the city's
Catholic league. He has fanned
97 In 39 Innings.
Spokane Drops
Game to Caps
VANCOUVER, B.C.. May 20
-(CP.) -Vancouver Capinanos got
off on the right foot as they
chalked up a 7-1 victory over the
second-place Spokane Indians in
the Opening game of their Western
International baseball league se
ries here tonight.
It was the only league game
played tonight and knocked the
Spokes out of a tie with Yakima
for second place. All others series
start Tuesday night.
'Spokane 900 900 19 1 S I
Vancvr 299 912 2 7 13 3
Powers and Paulson. Clif
ford (t); Anderson and Spur
geon. Senalor Swal:
f )
nove
AB H Pet. AB H Pet
Salmon 59 25 424 Kerr 27 6 231
Vtco IrS 32 .360 Tallin 9 3 222
Lucrhesl 79 36 .329 Sun.eit 35 1 .2O0
Crawford 41 12 .293 Bam lorn 96 11 1M
Gunnain 15 4 .267 Cvin 79 15 .190
Kubiak 72 19 .150 Kowalki 19 3 1S9
Malgradi 12 3 ISO Kerr 37 6 .222
Janeway 4 1 250 Adams 10 1 .MM)
Wenner 90 19 238 Grkin 12 1 f3
Daniels - 9 2 .222 Sodrbrg 6 9 .00
Fallin 9 2 222 Watt 2 0 WW !
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Ken Keltner" Tripper
Tops 3 NY Homers
XEW YORK, May rCW.-Pr-The
Brooklyn Dodgers combined Vie
Lombard i's steady pitching with
extra base hitting and Cincinnati
errors tonight to defeat the Reds
and Bucky Walters. 4 to 3. It was
Lombardi's fifth victory. The win
put the victors just one-half game
behind the league-leading Cardi
nals. Ken Keltner's ninth inning
home run enabled Cleveland to
down New York, 4-3. despite three
round trippers bv the Yankees.
Nick Etten hit two of the Yanks
homers and Bill Dickey clouted
the other.
A one-on homer by Claude Pas-'
seau. veteran Chicago Cub right
hander, clinched a 6-4 victory
over the Boston Braves.
The Chicago White Sox outhit
the Washington Senators but loet
10 to 2. for their tenth loss in the
last 12 games. Dutch Leonard, who
beat the Sox six times last -season,
won his fourth game of the
season while the Senators were
making ten hits off Edgar Smith,
Frank Papish and Ralph Hamner.
Cincinnati . . .100 T0 ! 3 4
Brook ln . HQ 20 OO 7 1
Waller. H-tki i7) and Umuine;
Ixjrr.bardi and Anderson.
New York 010 000 OnX 3 10
Cleveland 000 02 Oil 12 S
Ruso. MarahaU . Wade . Get
lei St. Zuber (Si and Dickey; Gromck
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Chicairo . 136 000 Ml II 1
Boston W UM 0114 7 1
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Cooper Wrtfht tl. PoMdel SI
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Washington 032 AOS 00210 IS
Chicago 0U0 OdO PJO t 11 1
1-eonard and Evans: Smitn, Papish
3i. Harr.ner and Dickey.
Walker Pacing
National Loop
NEW YORK. May 20-i,F)-DixI
Walker has succeeded Pee We
Reese as the Brooklyn player who
leads the National league hitters
today with a .389 average that
gives a one-Doint edge over St.
Louts Stan Musfal. Walker swat
ted the ball at a .45Q clip during
the week to hop from ninth place
to firt with 35 hits In 90 at bats
including Sunday's games.
Musial is giving Walker a stiff
scrap for the hitting honors, only
a single percentage point off th
pace. The Card left fielder has
the most hits, 40, and is tied with
Tommy Holmes of Boston for
most doubles. 10. and deadlocked
with Andy Seminick of th Phils
and Andy Pafko of th Cubs for
most triples, 3.
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nftir 1 1 iiiwir niir is uviri in it m
silky and of great corr.mrcial
value, but Its upper hair is long
and i-ourx and is removed beforo
the skins are placed on the mar
ket. '
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