The Oregon statesman., July 21, 1946, Page 14, Image 14

14 The Oregon Slat man, Sakm. Ore,. Suaday. July 21. ItiS
Solons - Rally for 1:0-9 Win;
2 Today; Salmon Back Again
Summers' Homer Nets Victory in Wild Battle;
Escobar Refuses to JoinTeam; Wheeler Here
Br A! Llghtner
Statesman Sporta Editor
The had it to do the hard way. by coming from behind after yielding the enemy a seven-run in
nir.g. bit Skipper Ted Gullic'e patched up Senator pack nonetheless did it to the Bremertons last night
at the ball yard, this tjme 10 to 8 in a wild one Wenatchee lost, so the Gullies gained to 1 games
er the pack again in the steaming flag chase and wade Into the Tars this afternoon with a 3-2 bulge
in the wrck's Hand. Today's closing duet, starting at 1:30, will find: Paul Soderburg and Carl Gunnarson
cranking for our side.
a n a Hi 'i
.Well, it's happened. The, parent Portlands have snatched the
fven tors' mot popular ballgamer, George Vico. And on top of it,
the same Portlands have whisked away perhaps Salem's second most
popular. Wally Flager. Damaging blows to Salem's hopes for a pen
nant'' Perhaps. The sting, expected many weeks, surely lsnt so pain
ful now that Woody Salmon has rejoined the Solons. '
Will Danny E.cobar and Eddie Wheeler, IF THEY DONT BALK
AT COMING TO SALEM, prove to be more valuable to Mgr. Ted
Gulhc thin were the departed? That remains to be seen, and it Is
riowr.ngt.t doubtful. We don't doubt, however, that Portland in
tended helping, not hurting her offspring's chances for the WIL flag.
We do wonder why the Beavers were in such haste to take George and
Wally The two were in no danger of being drafted this month.
Jast how the local natives wiU take this latest Senator deal J
1 a question. They may throw ap their hands In disgust and ;
bo rott the ball yard Just as they threatened to da weeks ago
when Ylro-to-Portland Ulk was the rage. On toe other band they
may write It off as one of those things to be expected in baseball ;
when a Triple-A dab tells a Class B oatflt what It ran and can- j
not do. Either way, there Isn't a Waters park customers, wolfish
or olherwUe. who doesn't hope that Vlee and Flager find In '
their promotions one of the biggest breaks In their diamond :
careers. The two take with them the best wishes of Salem, and
their noble and very often sparkling efforts while with the
Solons are creatly appreciated. The Portland box scores will be
watched with eager eyes to see how the boys are making oat.
It may rieeiop that Hodmen Bill Klepper and George Emigh (or
ma it Bigger Bs George Norgan himself) blundered badly In
grabting off George and Wally whert they did. To second-guess the
mogul., we belee they would have been much wiser had they
marie lre fwitrhn after the currently tough series with Bremerton
wa or. But then ma v be a big crowd in Portland this afternoon is
more important than beating Bremerton.
.o Waters Clouning for Wes Schulmerich
Wesley J. ftchalmerich, of the Beaver Sehalaaerlche. won't
be porting on bis clowning acts at Waters park this snmmer.
Which Isn't good sri to village ball bvgs who know Wesley J.
ran be one of the fa antest characters to trod a diamond. Many !j
who have seen his a a ties raw he's snore mirtbfal than the great
AI ftefcacht. Not that Wesley J. doesn't want-to deliver his aeta H
toeaJly. He root. An indefinable illness has ntagwod the plane- '
legged goliath lately and he admtta extra-earrtenlar activities "aro I
too tough on me." . . . Bat If Wesley J. ever dees get aroand to '
showing before the ball easterners, they've something rare to I
behold.
C. Town tend Busiest Gent in Village j
A trongrfavorite for the town's busiest gent these days is Oar-
ence Twntend, able and aspiring secretary lor the Salem Trap
shooters troupe, the outfit which is to play host to the Grand Pacific
tturoamnrheie next week. And that's Just why Mr. T. Is so busy.
He opines the meet will attract Jrom 400 to 500 shooters,! "hopefully
not more than we can handle " At any rate, finding accommodations
for the coming surge of shotgun sltngers has the club secretary
laboring over even overtime. . . . The July 28-27-2S party will
likely be the grandest shooting show' ever produced locally, and the;
Salem club has featured some big ones in the past.'
Sportie Shorties
He eoaldnt see what waa going on. bat ea of the most
enthnslastie rooters at the ball game the other night waa Carl
Or eider, the vet contact officer at the employment oflloe, who
was blinded while with the marines Tlalaa. . . . Aa AU-Amer-leaa
grtdder for the Salem Navigation nine when 1st local seft
ballers start their are play. He's Joe Gray, of the Oregon State
Grays, and he's listed aa first socket for the Navigations. ...
Incidentally, the softies will play according to national rales
Instead of locally hatched laws and by-laws. . . . When the year
end poll on "aalecky gents" Is tabbed, laelnde Villager Bill
Sevens, the Yankee pitching man. Jast when Willie eeald have
a great year in the majors his Bomber pals start sheeting fire
crackers at tko enemy. Broad -shoaldered Bill still has a good
chausee to better his li t mark of last season, however. . . . The
elans B leagnes have claimed their share of former major leagners
into soason. bat took who's class D'lng it these days Van Lingle
4h New York Glaat had boy Who is now with Cllaton.
N. C. of the Tobacco Stale loop, and Leu Finney, once of Port
land. Detroit and Philadelphia who Is new with Opellka. Ga In
the Alabama State wheel. They sorely mast leva to play base
ball. ...
KEAIY: This pair of veteran Softball pitchers. Percy Crofoot (left)
and Henry Singer (right), are set for Monday night's gala opening
of are softball In Salem at Leslie field. Crofoot wheels for the
Campbell Rock Wools. Singer for the Pa per makers. ,
The townles got off to a great
start in two ways last night. First,
they had Woody Salmon back in
the lineup and the good graces of
the firm after Woody and the
management settled their salary
feud amicably. Second, the Gullies
waded into Brem Starter Joe Sul
livan, for five runs right off the
bat and it looked like smooth sail
ing for Burly Bill Schuble, seek
ing his fifth win. About the only
thing not rosy at this point was
the absence of Danny Escobar, the
Beaver replacement for departed
George Vico, who, according to
Generalissimo George Norgan, a I gound baseball.
ousy patron nimsen last nigni, re
fuses to come to Salem. "He'll
come or be suspended," quoth the
overall master, "and if he doesn't
come we'll get someone else down
here to help the Senators." (Hip.
hip, h'ray!
Schuble had given up a run in
the first frame as the Br ems
started off like they meant to haul
out their heavy artillery. But the
five Salem tallies, captured most
ly on hits by Reynolds. Craw
ford, Gullic, Summers and Schu
ble himself hit the shirt-sleeved
1977 crowd Just right. Then came
the Brems at their best in the
third and out went Shoob under a
7-run. 6-hit bombardment. Triples,
(Continued on page IS)
Negro, Cuban
Ball Tilt Set
Teams in Exhibition
Here Monday Night
The Havana LaPalomas of Cuba
and the Chicago Brown Bombers
tangle at Waters park Monday
night, 8:15 o'clock, in their exhibi
tion baseball game. Popular prices
will prevail for the tilt. The teams,
one made up of Cuban all-stars
and the other of negro players,
have been making a barnstorm
ing jaunt over the country this
summer and are advertised as a
pair of the strongest nine among
the traveling independents. Both
are stocked with players who are
tabbed the calibre of professional
major leaguers.
The LaPalomas, equipped with
one of baseball's clowns in "Cir
cus" Etl Hamman, form one
Cuba's topnotch winter league
teams. The Brown Bombers play
in the Negro American .league.
Both clubs are noted for crowd
pleasing antics such as pepper
games, shadow ball and hustle.
Other cities in which the teams
have played report the clubs as
capable of not only pleasing but
Sellout! Flynn
Wants to Ref!
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jaly Je-UP)
Errol Flynn. one-time amateur
heavyweight champion of Austra
lia and New Zealand, as well as
movie portrayer of "Gentleman
Jim" Corbett. has offered to
referee the boat between Farmer
Joe Kahat and Fltsy Fits pa trick
here next Friday night. Promoter
Joe Waterman said today. The
fight is a benefit for the Shrine
hospital for crippled children.
Bus v Snortstcr Snec Keen'e Picks All-Time WU Team
By Al Llghlner
He has now learned the dif
ference between a bine npright
and a royal coachman and that
an "oaght-slx" Savage Isn't a
redskin who roamed the plains
early la the century. And Roy
L. (Spec) Keene. the astate gen
tleman who traded being the
most feared football coach In the
Northwest conference for being
one of the most congenial sport
ing goods salesmen In town Is
a right busy man these days.
Tall and stately Knee, who was
second to few as a salesman even
daring his 17 years aa shepherd
of these Willamette university
football machines which thun
dered in and oat of Northwest
conference end cones so wreck -lessly.
Is doing ejalte well In his
.new environment, that of co
partner In business with former
WU helper Howard Maple.
Bat the gent's first love Is
football, be it T". single wing,
spread formation or his own pet
system, the man In motion. And
while on the subject the other
day Spec dng into hi surprising
ly sharp memory to name 2Z
athletes, two to a position, com
prising his all-time "all" team
at Willamette. At first reluctant
to do so for fear he had over
looked some deserving wearer of
the Cardinal and Gold. Keene
named the following on his star
team:
Ends Chuck Vers leer ('34 ).
George Abbott (37), Bill Me-
ill m i Ur fr
fit) and Manfred! Olsesi (33).
Northwest football
followers
can look
Adams 34) and Bill Reder (ID.
Tackles Keith Jones ('23).
Mike. Balkovie .('34). .George
Slrnio C3S). and Martin Barm tad
('41 ). Guards Vie McKensle
(2). Loren Grannis ('34). Tony
Fralola ('!) and Elliott (Toot
le) Beeken ('it). Centers Nick
Blcan C2S). and Lay ton Blake
C3). Backs Garney Crsnor
(2t). Walt Erlckson C32). John
ny Oravee (34). Dick Weisger
ber ('34). Bad Reynolds ('41),
Teddy Ogdahl ('41), Al Walden
during Keene's gegli
down that list and find some
whaling good talent. Sprinkled
heavily with former Little All
Americans, the "XI would have
been welcomed la their hey-days
by any roach on he C'oastj, Blcan
went from Willamette M Call
fornla to gala All-Ceast ptonors.
Oravee, i Weisgcrber, Fraieia and
Ogdahl were Little All-American
selections. Irlckson Is now
head grid roach at WI. And
(NV conference J foe please
note). Bars tad, Reder, Remolds
and Ogdahl may ,jbej among those
present for mere' footballing
when Coach Erlckson calls the
roll In September. '
Every : single fne af ihe 22
Keene stars saw pailiUry service
d n r I n g the war. according to
Spec. And If you don't think the
man w he built the Bearcats Into
the power beys they w ere la pre
w ar days doesn't knew W h a t
each and every one fcs doing these
days, think again.! Example: Fra
lola. after coaching at Marsh
field. Is en rente; to the Hawai
ian Islands. Ogdahl Is hick In
school. ! Welsgerberj Is new sn
srmy lieutenant In Japauj Ora
vee. Welsgerber'g famed "touch
down twin." Is an employee In
the Ms pie-Keene ' establishment.
Reder Is also bach la schooL Ab
bott, after war service, return
to coach Dallas high next! term.
(Continued on! pace
Vico, Flager Make
Debute As Severs Win
PORTLAND, July 20-0P-Portland'B Beavers, showing sudden,
strength, took another ball game from the cellar Seattle Rainiers
tonight. 3 to 1, behind the seven-nit hurling of Jack Mooty. Starting
their first ball -game for the Beavers were First Baseman George
Vico and Shortstop Wally Flager.
recalled to the parent -club last
night from the. Salem Senators.
Flager smacked a double in three
official trips and handled three
chances without an error. Vico,
in two official trips, went hitless
against Southpaw Lou Tost but
got on the sacks once when hit
by- a pitched ball. The Beavers
lead the current series, 4-1.
SEATTLE PORTLAND
B H PO A BHPOA
4 1 O.Shonejn 4 S 4 1
t etrlasor
1 OjMaUtoan.1
7 0 Storey .3
Itieh.r
t ZlCrwtord4
1 S Vlco.l
' a Sousa.c .
S II Mooty .p
a a'Smithj-s
1 I
Vanni.r
Whit. m
Novikof.l
TTfean.l
KM.a
8tJckl.s
Mcu-o.a .
Bcard.C
Toat.p
Patchtt.X
Suomox
Monco.xx
Totals 33
1 t
Totals 11 ST7 10
SS0
74
x Batted for Beard In th 1th.
ax Metro in Sua,
Kan for Matheson in Sth.
toattio J ss soo SOI 1
Portland . T OOO SOI 01-3
Errors: Kahle. Rons batted In:
Crawford S. Storey. SUcklo. Two base
hits: flager. . Stickle Z. Matbeaon.
Storey. Throe baa hits: Crawford.
Sacrifice: Flager.' Double plays: Shone
to Placer: Left on bases: Seattle 7.
Portland S. Bases on balls: Mooty 1.
Strikeouts: Mooty S.t Tort S. Earned
runs: Tost X. Mooty 1. Hit by pitcher,
by Vico. by Tost; Monaco by Mooty.
Umpires: Mazclo. Engcin and Bosski.
Time 14 Attendance 410.
FCL Scores:
Los Angeles SOS OOO 1003 t 3
Oakland . SOS SOU 0114 IS 1
Terry and Spkndel, Stephonson (;
Bpeer. Vsndenberg (. Buxton it)
and Kearae.' Kalmondl t.
San Pranetaco OOO 301 300 S 7 S
Hollywood 010 000 OOO 1 S 3
Janata and Offrodowski: Peres. Cuc
curuilo (7), Blttner and Vnser.
Senator Swal:
Parade, Prizes Usher
In Softball on Monday
By Jerry Stone
Statesman Sport! Wrrter
5ii!em ummer w.ftball. 1946 edition, gets off to a roaring start
t4flr,orr w r.ight at 8 o'cltx k with all the color and extravaganza of
a b.g league opening dy. Heading the proceedings will be a parade
in w.hicb all eiglit softball clubs will participate and at the ame
there will be the -firsts'" wth OT
ampie prizes from local merchants
park via Commercial '
' the participating , Gilmore f0ut
initial doublcheader, : '
Back in Town
The r.arade vull leave the YMf'A '"Pes icr ine season
at 7 o'clock, following a route w" "endn on the bases
down Curt to Liberty, and then an,d Hunt Clark
to SUte treet from whence it will ; ltrn'ai" behind the plate.
go to the ball park la Commercial
street.
Ident.tv t,f
1eams in the
hinge o the drawings to be made
just before game "time. Only one j
squad is assured f a pot in the .
oj.'cmng line-ups antl that is the
one selling the most opening night j
ducat
The loop this year, for the first I
time, i adhering to national rules, i
ith trie fne exception that con-i
tests k.ll go nine innings.:
Throughout the summer double
headers will be, played on Mon.-
day. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday nights, beginning at 7
c-Yloek. ' Tuewiay and Saturday !
mgr.t will be left open for exhibi- i
Iron cr,te-f. f
A.. ft.r the park, it i in first rate i
shar The top-rate lighting sys- !
trm was tested Friday night with I
fine results. The bleachers are
installed ith room for some 1000 I
Vera Gilmore. director af
athletics for Salens schools, who
has been la the aavy the past
foor years. . was home axjUn
.Ha tor day after being discharg
ed last week. Gilmore spent the
last part of his GI service at
the University of Utah. He will
retara to his da ties as athletic
director and bead track roach
at Salens high September 3. In
the meantime the ex -naval of
ficer plans a fall next ; few
weeks "finding a place to live,
finding some civilian clothes to
bay, becoming rehabilitated In
genera and gaining a master's
degree at the University ml Oregon."
B H Pet. B H Pet.
Salmon 13S M JB Guniunn 30 14 .237
Crawfrd 3S3 SS .361 Kowalskl 43 .200
Gullic la! SI .133 Wheeler S 1 .200
Luchesl SO 2S .325 Bartolml 317 42 .194
Reynolds 222 Sg r,9 rallin 33 3 .107
Wenner 317 S6 .371 Gerkin 44 4 .001
Sehubel 33 S Ml Snderburg 33 3 .07
Summers 230 37 M2 Cook t .000
Kerr 163 40 .2451
PITCHING
a W
Soderburg It S
Wyatt ; IS S
Gerkin. : 30 14
Schuble 12 4
Gunnarton j IS 10
KowaUkl 1 7
rallin 18 3
L Pet Wa So Sh'
I .657 28 38 0
3 .727 SS SS 2
S .636 34 35 0
3 MI7 33 24 0
S .623 45 71
.466 63 71 t
S .375 5 51 1
Three Junior
Contests Today
ja. -a"
Curly's
Kh rocks
Eagles
LEAGUE
. WUPct.f W L Pet
S 1 000 Val. Motor I 4 J33
1 J33' Police 1 .167
4 1 67 May flower 6 6 .000
With but two weeks left to go
in the season, Curly's potent kid
baseballers still are on top of the
Junior "A" league standings with
six straight wins against no losses.
Two other clubs remain a threat
to the Milkers, however. They
are the second place Shrocks with
a 3-1 record and the third place
Eagles who have won 4 and lost 2.
Today's games pit the Shrocks
against the last place Mayflowers
at Ca pi tola at 2 p.m., while Cur
ly's meets the fifth place Police
on Leslie also at 2 p.m., to be
followed by the Valley Motor
Eagles tussle at 4 p.m.
National Loaauo
SATCBDAV BESULTS
Boston . OOO SOO 0101 T 1
St. Louis OOO 603 OS 3 6 1
Sain and Odea: Dickson and Gara
giola. Brooklyn 000 Ml 0304 T 1
Pittsburgh . 000 100 0001 11 3
Hatten. Herring 7 and Edwards;
Helntzelman. Lann inf. (S and Lopei
New York 000 010 0001 3 3
Cincinnati . 000 100 10 2 7 1
Votaelle, Thompson ( t ) and Lom
bard!; Vandermeer and Mueller.
Philadelphia 100 110 0003 11 1
Chicago -. 030 000 001 4 11 0
Humphries. Hoerst ( 2 1 and Hemsley.
Sermntck (6); Kush. Blthorn iS) and
Srheffing.
PhiladelphU 000 020 0002 1
Chicago 000 210 00 3 6 1
Mulligan. T. Hughes (. Raffena
berger (Si and Seminick; Schmitx and
McCullough. Schefflng t).
The Hard Way
Softball Rosters
Rosters of the eight clubs parti
cipating in , the summer softball
lesgue:
Paper Makers B. Schwartz, man
ager: L. Singer. H. Singer. A. Schwartz,
French. Vanderwort. Nichols. Lowe,
Stein bock. Wilkinson. Wciner. Hou.
ley. Daniels. Barb's G. Letser, man.
ager; , Kreolinl, - Miller, Lewis. Bar
bour. Gregg. Graham, Fitzsimmons,
Ogdabl. Winkenwerder. Dacget. White,
Olds. Douglas. CraKam. Moo try 'a P.
Hoffert. manager Morley. Yocom, J.
Hoffert. Lacey. Hill. Wiekert. William,
LJndstrora. Straam. T. Llnstrom. Fil
let te. Eagles B. Montgomery, man
ager; . Mickenhacn. Rowland. J. How
land. Menth, Sloan, Straw. Pugh,
Moor. Woodorth. Golden Pheasant
P. Evans, eianager: S wink. Carver,
Serdotx. Priern. SkopfL Harvey. Mey
ars. Warren. Sajem Navigation D. Cut
ler. Itiiiuitr firntrr. Gray. Bamtekc.
Roeque. SleigOr. Sheldon, Parker. Wit.
son. BaUtrom. Campbells Rock-Wool
Campbell, manager: McCaffery. Crof
fet. Manning. Gynn. Salatrom. Scales.
Boers. Powell. Vatdox, Jloth. Knights
Colombu lrmoeenu. ananager Meier.
Rawltns. MUier. B. Gentzkow. R. Genu
kow. Kruptcka, Merbergcr, Albright.
Alloy, Par ton.
NEGKO ACE: Tabbed as one af
the best la the colored gaase.
Al More hood (shove) will catch
for his Chicago Brown Bombers
at VTaters park Monday when
the negro nine faces the Hava
na Laalemas In aa t:lS p.m.
Top Golf Aces
Play, Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash., July 20-A)
United States Open Champion
Lloyd Mangrum and British Open
Champion Sam Snead will com
pete against two Spokane ama
teurs In a benefit golf match here
next month. Joe Albi, president
of the Athletic Round Table said
today. Albi who Round Ta biers
specialize In bringing outstanding
athletic attractions to Spokane,
said the open champions have
agreed to participate in the match.
Snead and Mangrum will be
teamed against United States
Amateur Champion Marvin (Bud)
Ward and Bill Welch. United
States publinx title holder, both
of Spokane.
Bums, Cards Still Tied At NIL i
Top; Yankees Gain On Red Sox
Feller Wins:
Gordon Homer
Mat Card Set for Tuesday
As promised. Matchmaker El
ion Owen has lined np three pre
lims Instead of the asaal two to
precede the Jack Elate vs. Mike
Naserlaa mat nsalner at the Fer
ry Street Garden Tuesday night.
The matchmaker announced hfcs
completed card yesterday with
the wards. "lm sare Salem fans
will Had It one af the best af
the snnsmer.1
The takeoff will be han
dled by Balldog (One and Only)
Jackson and Joe Wolf, the latter
a Meade and hasky ne w comer -cleaale
hailing from Dallas, Tex.
No. t la a choice morsel featur
ing Redmond Joe Ly nam and
fistic - minded Billy McEala.
which as sare te be a lively stint.
The third prelim, aetaally the
sesaJwindep special, pits Mascle
sua Georges Dasette agalaai
heavy -chested and tricky Tex
Hager. This one will doubtlessly
be a wrestling briatler from be
ginning to end. All three prelims
will be two of three fslls te win
and limited U It minutes.
Tho nsalner comes aa a resalt
oX last week's stormy tag team
session la which Stsnley Einte,
19-year-old Jack's daddy, per
sonally teak part la the wla aver
Nasties Naserlaa and Bob Ken
sutston. Naserlaa asked for
a brawl with the 19-year-old
whls and pat ap aa a side
bet with the stlpalatioa that he
be awarded the match If : Eapa
Stanley Interfered la aay way.
Terms were okehed by the Fla
tos and the extra 92M will go
te the amain eveat winner. Veaag
Jack has been asahlng a tremen
dous hit with the easterners the
past few weeks.
ST. LOUIS, Jufy 20 -wp- A
three-run ixth inning sparkled by
Enos Slaughter's single with the
bases loaded enab'ed the St. Louis
Cardinals to turn hark the Boston
Braves. 3 to 1, tonight an 1 re
main tied with thej Brooklyn Dod
gers for the National leag'ie lead.
Brooklyn defeated the Pittsburg
Pirates 4 to 1 with tho alirl nf
three unearned runs in the eighth
inning. i ':--;
In other National leag 1 names
Cincinnati nipped the Giantii 2 to
1 on Johnny Vender Meet's 3
hlt flinging kiwi Chicago too It two
from the Phillies, 4-3 and 3-2.
In the American ;league thf Bos
ton Red Sox dropped, a 5-4 nod
to tne mown ana saw tneir lea
gue lead cut to 10,'i games when
the New York Yankee, behind
Spud Chandler's flinging, blinked
Chicago 7-0. I Detroit's ' Erieddie
Hutchinson hosed out the Athle
tics. 4-3. and HobVy EeUer pitch
ed Cleveland to a 10-2 win over
Washington, i alloyvlng seven; hits
and fanning five. Lfoe Gordon
homered for the Yankees, j
fr League Standings h League S
25 Mentors Sign Up
Bend Grid Clinic
BEND. July 20 -v?V More than
23 northwest college and prep
coaches have signed for the clinic
to be conducted here Aug., 2-3 by
Dr. Mai Stevens, coach of the
Brooklyn football Dodgers in
training here.
W l. Pet. . W I. Pet.
Salem 54 33 .631 Spokane 36 SS m
Wenoche SS37 .MS Vakima 39 47 437
BreroerUl 46 33 .SOO Vancouver 31 St JT6
Taeoma 46 3 7S Victoria 26 SI Jit
Saturday's Score: At Salem 10.
Brenverton S; At Taconva 10. Vicloria
4; At Vancouver S. Yakima 7; At We
natche 6, Spokane S.
COAST LCAGIE
W 1. Pet. W L Pet
San Fran 7 36 .656 Sacramnto 13 60 476
Oakland 73 40 633 San Diego S3 64 453
Uo An hi SO VI 331 Portland 4 W 367
Holly wod SS S4 .633 Seattle 37 73 0
Saturday's Scores: At Portland 3. Se
attle I: At Oakland 4. Uoa Angeles 3:
At Hollywood I. San rranetsco 6; At
Sacramento 6. San Diego 4.
NATIONAL I.IACIT
W L. Pel r W I. Pet
Brooklyn 61 34 OMCInelnnall 46 43. 46
St. Lnli SI 34 SOU New Yeak 36 46.43
Chicago 46 37 .54 Philadelplt 34 46 .433
Boston 43 44 .466 Pittsburgh 34 4S .416
. Saturday's Results: At Pttuburah I.
Brooklyn 4: At Cincinnati 3. New York
1: At Chicago 4-3. Pniladelphta 3-3;
At St. Louis 3. Boston 1.
AMCaiCAN I.IAGK
WLPetl WLPct
Boston 63 35 .7 16! Cleveland 41 43 .477
New York 63 35 SOS St. Iula 36 46 .443
Detroit 46 36 .S7lCnieac 33 S3 .36
Waahngtn 43 43 .SOOPhiladelph 83 6 36
Saturday's Scores: At Rtim 4. St
Louia 6: At New Yoik 7. Chlcaso 0.
At Philadelphia 3. Detroit 4. At Wash
ington 3. Cleveland 10.
oappy
iirvfy
5 9
Bremerton (S) Salem (16)
B H O A Wheelers 6 14 4
DeVurs.m S 3 1 0 Wenner.m 3 6 3 0
Volpi.c ft 0 3 OlReynoldsJ 3 12 3
Bliss J SSI JCrawford.r S 3 1 1
Baruoff.r 323 0 Sal mon. c 4 0 4 0
Reese. 1 2 16 O.GuUic.l 4 1 S 1
AmaralJ 2 3 0 Summers.! 4 2 2 0
Gedziui3 1 2 6 3 Bartolml J 3 114
S Curtis J ft 1 3 2 Schuble .p 110 0
Sullivanjj 4 12 rallln.p 2011
Kinle.p 0 0 0 0
Medghinl 10 6 0
Totals 40 14 24 S Totals 24 10 27 14
Batted for Reese In Sth.
Bremerton - 107 OOO 100 S 14 2
Salem - ftOO 113 00 10 16 3
Pitching summary:
Ip B H It Ir So Bb
Sullivan 6 26 ft 16 3 1 6
Kittle 2 6 I S 1 1
Schuble S'i 16 16 S 7 1 6
rallin 6a 34 4 1 0 3 2
Errors: Volpl. Wheeler. S. Curus,
Gullic, Cedzlus, Reynolds. Winning
pitcher, rallin: losing pitcher. Sulli
van. Left on base: Bremerton S. Sa
lem g. Home run: Summer. Three
baa hlta: Cedziua. S. Curtis. Craw
ford. Two-base hits: Barisoff. De
Vaur. Runs batted in : Barisoff 2. Gul
lic 2. Schuble 2. Reese 2. AmaraL Ced
zlus 2. S. Curtis. Reynolds. .Summers 2.
DeVaurs. Stolen bases: Bliss. Double
plays Bartolomel to Reynold to Cul
mc; Cedziua to Curtai to Re: Rey
nolds to Wheeler to Gullic; Bliss to
Curtis: Bartoiomei to Gullic. Umpire:
Day and Hanke. Time: 2:15. Atten
dance: 1277.
Hopp. Brave
Walker. Dodgers .
Muaial. Cardinals
Vernon. Senators
Williams. Red Sox
G AB R II Pet.
74 26 50 102 .383
78 306 46 113 J69
65 344 66 125 J3
78 311 53 110 JI537
SO 314 S3 111 .3535
Mangrum Sets
Pace, Medinah
CHICAGO, July 20-,!P-Muta- I
chioed Lloyd Mangrum. ignoring a I
war-wound twitch In his left ;
shoulder, today spanked a cour ,
record-matching 67 to bow ml three j
strokes in front i.f the S 1 0.000 1
Victory National Open Klf field '
at the 36-hole mark with a t-ix- j
under-par 136. . Runner-up to
Mangrum in the 72 hole scramble :
over Medinah's 6778-yard p;ir 71 i
course has hard-hillinK Chick '
Harbert. Northville, Mich. pri !
who turned in a 70 for a two-I
day total of 139. Emery Zimmer- I
man, Portland, had an 80-76 156. !
DiMaggio. Red Sox 79 296 50 100 .339
Runs batted In: National leasue
Slaughter, Cardinals. 74: Walker.
Dodgers. 70; Musial. Cardinals. 63
American league Williams. Red Sox.
67; Doerr, Red Sox. 78; York. Red Sox.
66.
Home runs: National league Mize.
Giants. 19: Kiner. Pirate. 16; North
ey, Phillie. 12. American league
William. Red Sox. 26: Greenbetg. Ti
ger. 33: Keller, Yankee, 19.
ADD Blx Six . .
Oreseolaaa fc the au)4r what they
did . Saturday :
B R O A I RBI
Gordon. Yankees 4 1 1 ft 6 1
Pesky. Red Sox 3 2 2 ft 6 1
Doerr. Red Sox . . 3 1 ft 1 0 6
Whitman. Dodgers did not play.
Practice Sked
For f A" League j
Secretary Ralph Caley has re
leased practice schedules 'for the
Junior "A" league ball clubs for j
the remainder of the summer.
Mondays at 6 p m. RaaMri. Shrocks at i
Leslie: Police at Capitols Wednes- 1
day at 6 p m. Yeaters at Leslie. Thurs- j
days at 6 p m Salem Sand. Elfotroins j
at Leslie: Fridays st 6 pm Curly'.
Mayflower at Leslie: Valley Motor at ,
Capitola. Saturday at 6 p.m. West Sa
km Lions at Leslie.
American League
SATURDAY RKSl'I.TS
St. Lou I . . 100 110 TOOi- i 10 0
Boston 010 110 It" 4 10 I
Kramer, Ferrick 181 and Manruso;
Hughson. Johnson iSi and Wsjinrr.
Chicaeo . uto orm 0k 0 5 2
New Yoik WHi IHI3 72' 1 7
Smith. Papih ill mid llarj Chand
ler and Kobmson. !
Detroit (MK1 221 IX Kl 4 11 1
Philadelphia 1(H) ( I n lliu' 3 S 0
llutrhin.'on. Miil' (;i anil Tih
wtt; Matt-hildoli. Knell 1 4 I nilil Kinar
Clevruiiul ill (Hi? 322 111 12
WiioiiliiKlnn (N Ii2(l IHMI -2 7 4
Kelltr and llt-gun, llulsiii, Curtis
and Early.
DalhiK to flave
Big Ball Night j
DALLAS. July 19 (Special )-A
big night is in store for Dallas
haisebail fans when the Dallas ;
Rangers of the Poitlaml Valley i
league meet Molalla on the lH-al ;
Creole diamoiul this TueMiay
night. Dallas merchants are do
nating prizes for the contest. In
cluded in the evening's program
will be special events and enter
LOS ANGELES j July 204;m
Baseball - Commissioner Aj ' B.
Chandler arrived todlay to make
a week's survey . of I the Picifie
Coat league and j declared that
plans to bring major lelg'ie base
ball in the rcast "weri entitled to
consideration and time) will dtter-
min their merit.' fhknd'.er. at
press conferencei, tmphaxed
however, thst he hgd no imrnedi
ate ret ommendaUen. I bit was
"here to get a first-hand picjture
to take back
owners.
to mJ
V
i
Pirate PIakreiii
Thugs'
Jor league
let
PITTS HlTRf III. pu
Jimmy Hiciwp, Pit(sbu
thin! biiit'mioi, was
lea ten by li(ur tuid
as Fie lett the eluljl1oul
tiell toiiay after the
liitMikivn game. Dtow
explaiu the incident.
(lliina Iab
SEATTLE. July 2&
Bean l&mbled to the
in the $10(M) Whidbey
today at Long acres and
mile and one-six fire
handily to pay $9j50
$4 10 at the mutuls
While Fredonia. N
lighted with natura
5. 1825, gas did not!
general use until the
tini
y 20
gh Pi
Lmped
tiried
at F.
Pimbi,
x coul c
srr
w in
riate
and
hien
kbes
rgh-
not
P-China
front early
land purse
tooW that
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nd
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come
1R30V
wa
June
, into
S (D F T IB A 1L 2Lj
Opening Ilighl
Holiday, July 22 Hew Leslie Held
Cease eat ; and watch year eld f aTOrites, Percy Crowfoot,
George Scales, the Singer Brothers. Joe Gray. ex-OJ5.C. All
American, and a host af ether topflight players, competing la
the valley's fastest softball ctrcalL i
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