The Oregon statesman., July 21, 1946, Page 15, Image 15

Salmon Holds Hitting Perch
With .391 MarkTAmaral 2nd
B-je-h,t bashing Wixxi t Salmon, recently returned Salens Sen
ator tt.ut.rr. continues U lead the Western International league In
rving cr-nrr1mg o figures released by Howe News Bureau through
gme ,.' Sunday. July 13 Salmon's average at that time was .391,
eleven fOinta ahead of Danny
Aroinl cf Bremertm. Glenn Stet-
t ? WenUiee continues
th rt i Ikct wilb 379
SteMer leads in run stored
wi-h c-f and in hiU with 110. Bill ,
Brt!ff ff Bremerton U tops in
. h .men. 24. run batted in. 91.
it d w u.3 bases. 200 Ed Murphy. (Continued from page H)
Vi-tona is king bae stealer with
20 M,.-. art:nh of Spokane and 'ngles. walk, error. everything
h i 1C in. 2 loe lead the
"'Solons Spear
10-9 Victory
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1. h 'm hitting and fielding.
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seemed to come in thia heat to
chae the looae-Jointed William.
Long Lee Fallin strolled in
when the storm wan at it.1 crest
and hurled ttie locals out of it
quirkly. And from there on li
wa Elongated Letand's night as
he gave up nary an earned run
and but five hits in six innings.
Meanwhile Sullivan settled down
ihrough the second and third to
for a'loner in the fourth whefi he
walked in a run and another in
the fifth when an error with two
miU allowed. Skipper Gallic to
rore. Cullic had walked to start
the inning. Bartolomei's single
4 and a walk to Fallin brought up
hi and new Eddie Wheeler, and
his roller was booted by Scrappy
Curtis to let in the run.
Southpaw Sullivan ran afoul
floppy play by his mates again in
the nixth and thii time it cojtt him
belted a triple after one was out
.popped up, But
Not content with merely dead-
centar wall for the ball game, it
waa the first homar of the aerias
and it waa a nun-sized wallop.
Fallin had soma pitching to do
and his defense, with Wheeler
looking right pert at short, had
soma sharp fielding to do to hold
tha lead, but it was held. Tha
defense fall down with two errors
in tha seventh to allow tha last
Bluejacket run.
Bremerton bashed tha moat hits,
14 to 10, but Summer's big swing
in tha sixth was tha all-conqueror
of tha bunch rive doubla
plays in the thriller, and three by
Salem when they were needed.
. . . . Fallin'a win was his third
and every one of the 1977 was
glad to see him get it. ... . Still
wearing tha big shoulder chips,
the umps "ran" Bill Rease just as
he came to bat in the eighth, and
Bill didn't have time to say mora
than "heck" to the guy. ....
Spokes Wallop
Chiefs,1 9 to 6
By The Aissociated Press
Wen a tehee's jChiefs lost ground
to the extent of a game last night
as they felt before the Spokane
Indians. 9 to 6. in ten innings.
Steiner's double in the 10th with
the bags loaded was the payoff
blow for the Indians.
A five run outburst in the four
th inning gave Tacoma enough,
tallies to trim the Victoria Ath
letics but they went on to add
a few mora and win 10 to 4.
Hunk Anderson hurled his sec
ond win of the week as tha Van
couver Capilanoa nosed the Yaki
ma Stars S to 7.
Vtncouvtr .
Yakima
Andiraon and
and McConnfll.
Keene Selects
All-Time Team
(Continued from page 14)
Bars tad aatseipalea a retara ta
YTV la the fall. Waldea fts 1st the
gaaellne basin la LaJella. Cat.
Olsea Is working far the state
highway easasntailea. Blake la In
haslaeaa la Partlaad after serv
ing aa a British flyer daring the
war. Simla Is after his Blaster's
degree at Oregea aad will eaaeh
at Orvallis high. Vers leer Is a
aWctor ta the aary. McAttaaaa
raae a reataaraat la Chiea, Cal.
Beck en is at Willamette dotag
aeet-grad work. Janes Is aa the
police farce la Fertlaad. Balke
vi Is with the state arebattea
efftee In Partland. MeKensle te
a labor ergaatser la Eagene.
Oraanls Is la the electrical basl
aess la Fearla. III. Craaer la a
chemist far O reran Palp aV Paper
aad keratoid Is abeat ta became
a lawyer at WIT.
Tea. 8aee Is a hasy aaaa these
days bat net tea hasy ia Ulk
f eat ball and the men who ance
played It far him.
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