PAGE EIGHT
TL4 OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning. August 13. 1948
Lot. two home run. If feand,
please inform both Ted Gallic
and Hal Summer, town Sena
tor. According to those stal
MirU and they should know
Gallic ha biffed five round
trippers to date and Summer
nine. But the latest Howe bu
reau tabulation hold that Ted
ha hit four and Hal eight The
wallop were mUlaid In Wenat
chee. Mjr they. ... A abort time
ago a reader earded In for dally
doing by Lou Kublak, the for
mer lownle now with Spokane.
Keeping a daily check on Lou
is impossible, for we don't get
the Spokane box scores. But we
hope the reader, as well as all
others interested in how Kublak
1 making out these days, no
ticed that he was hitting .121
the lt time the Howe people
totalled, up. Which amounts to
another example of the late
Skipper Frisco Edwards' base
ball Judgment. Kublak bad a
tough time getting started in the
W1L. but Frisco stack with him
thualy: "Just leave him alone
hell hit eventually." ...
'v. 1
UOi, KUBXAK
series ticketa to the Brooklyn
elob of flee. The Dodger won'!,
accent them until the flag that
grow In Flatbuah la nailed to
the. mast.". . .. Branch Klckey
always was 'a conservative man. 1
Waterman who baa moved to
Los Angeles. Waterman's leav
ing the lacre that has been
Portland boxing prompts a ques
tion, bat after reading a letter
from Duke TrotterJ the former
Willamette CPU and coaching
man who Is now back In the
Insurance adjusting business In
hometown LA. It's'; a wonder
' Salkeld didn't go along with his
ex-partner. 8ays Duke: "What
a . town this place Mas gotten to
be. No kidding. Iff; too big for
Its britches, but what a meeea
for sports personalities and pro
moters. All one has to do la
open the doors of something to
do with sports and! s access!
With all the pro football dab
coming 'here, I wondered for
some time Just how they could
all make a llvlagi However.
yea had your reserved sest tick
ets in year hand." . . . El Duke
also has tidings concerning bis
alma mater, the UCLA Brains,
for the coming fait to wit:
"Watch them this year, they've
got It Look oat I'm warning
you." . . . Same has been for
warded, via fast freight to Lon
Stlner, OSC. ...
Brooklyn Dodger fans, reput
edly the most confident In the
world, will bo disappointed In
this wee paragraph blaekfaeed
on the front page of this month's
"Line Drive from the Dodgers'
publication: "Please don't send
applications or money for world
. . ." Enough ad,; In fact that -x since going to the midget ante
perhaps he . Is the reason why races the other evening In the
Dick Whitman, ex -if of Oregon LA coliseum, and jeeelng (get
gardener now playing ojaite this) M.eee raving maniacs. I
regnlarly with the Brooks, gets, ssy this town will support any
only $75e per month after be-. thing and everything. I went to
log raised from $80 recently. . . .
Tex Salkeld Is now officially
matchmaker for Portland
boxing, having replaced Joe
the Gllmore ball park but San
day to see the doablebeader be
tween Holly wood and Los An
geles, and yon couldn't get near
the place after 12 St; pan. unless
Attendance box score Van
eonver series, 1916. Previous to
tal, S1.0SS. Present toUl. tv.t04.
Goal, 100.00. Prospects, a rlnch
- barring rain. fire, flood or
catastrophe next week, of course.
Tacoma comes In for nine
games starting next Tuesday
night the final home scries of
the season. And If the nine
games cant do 99$ at the gate
themselves, look at whs Bis
Boss George Emlgh has cooked
up to help: Doublehesders Tues
day, Thursday and Sanday In
terspersed by the awarding of
the popular player prise Wed
nesday night autographed pic
tures of the' Solon team Friday
night and the doling of the
electric stove Sanday night No,
free dishes, nylons or tickets to
the next week's production are
not on the menn for Saturday
night ... Bat all In all, It the
final week, with all those add
ed attractions, doesn't pall 10.-
customers to reach that
00t goat the bis boss will prob
ably go back to coaching. . . .
Van iSeries Won Suqday, 5-3 No-Hits by Barrett!
i
Senators Face Tacoma.
Caps in Week on Road
Novf 4j games out of first place as a result of their Sunday
evening! plit with Vancouver while the Wenatcheo Chiefs were
belting tTacom twice, Salem's Senators this week focus attention
on seven road g-mes with the Tigers and Capilanos. The Gullies
pen ttnSiight in Tacoma their
first vit to that city this season
- and j following single game
Tuodayf Wednesday and Thurs
day awing to Vancouver for dou
blehesders Friday and Saturday
night.
Also this week around the
league: Wenatchee vs. Yakima in
New Pitcher!
He's been a long time coming
but Salem get a new pitcher
Sunday night for her overworked
Senator mound staff. He's Earl
Porter, righthander and prewar
YYIL'er with Tacoma. From Los
Angeles, Porter pitched with
Sacramento during the war and
baa Just finished hurling in the
Mexican league.
a split week between those two
eitics, Victoria vs. Bremerton in
another inter-city split week and
Spokane at Vancouver and Taco
ma in another split week stand
Next week the torrid chase finds
Tacoma at Salem for nine games,
Wenatchee at Victoria (ouch!).
Spokane at Yakima and Brerner
ton at Vancouver.
The Gullitu gained onla split
with trie caps in liieir series nn
lher here Sunday night,; dropping
the oponer 4-1. as prewftVPizen
I'ete" Jonas proved he's Just as
pottnt a ever with a neat fours
hitter, ami MiaUtnnjj the night
cap 5-2 on Lefty Kenny Wyatt's
12th victory. The Solons snatch
ed the series, 5-3. Paul Soder
buig, other than yielding two
triples and a double to Reggie
Clarkson and two more doubles
to Indian Jim Kstrada, pitched
himself a snappy game in the
opener only to drop his fourth of
the eason. Those two Caps col
lected five of the six hits Soder
burg allowed. Timely hitting by
Mate. Hal Summers, Eddie
Wheeler, Woody Salmon and
Dunne Crawford, plus a costly
boot by the enemy in a three-run
sixth inning, helped establish
Wyatt's nod over Van Ronnie
Bryant.
Sulem Club to Sell
PGA Tourney Ducats
fUlera Golf Pro Jim Knssell
last night announced ticketa for
the PGA tournament In Port-'
land. August 10-15. wUl bo sold
at the Salem rlsbhooae.
Junior Luminaries Capture
Pair from Curly's, Sands S.;
J 7 1st club, boast
-. -I-
Boxers, Florists Win;
Playoffs Set Tonight
Bp Jerry Stone
The largest crowd of the local softball season, well over a
thousand persons, was on hand at Leslie last night to see the gala
exhibition twin bill and they glimpsed top flight ball all the way
The Salem Box outfit trimmed
the Eugene Recreation, 5 to 1, in
the initial contest behind the no
hit hurling of Doris Barrett her
second no-hitter of the1 season
nightcap It wa all
. The Portland Flor
boasting one of ,J the top
rASvtinisiA a.s e .n m l - . a
Ton baseball blMt wasn't all rrtnr.ntr.1 l 4K. 1 i"iws w country
Ar. "L , "'-J. I,:: .CI "I'"-?. r;:ivUr-r- r; n Betty Evans, waxed the Stock
ton California Tommies, 10 to 0
The Box' Barrett, twirling me
thodically and with fine control
didn't allow the semblance of i
hit and whiffed 13. Dorothy Rich
ardson lead the Box attack with
a triple and single. Beverly Wads
worth, talented local catcher, had
to retire from the fary In the
fourth Inning when hit over the
eye br a bat.
Chucker Betty Evans wis the
talk , of the place after she had
finished her stint on the mound
for the LInd-Pomeroys. S h e
chucked only three frames, but
whiffed eight of the nine Stock
tons to face her. Combining a pin
wheeler and orthodox delivery
with tremendous speed and an
uncanny change of pace, the Port
lander looked like she could have
gone all night without being
touched.
Tonight In the first round of
the men's City league playoffs for
district tourney spot it will be
Knights of Columbus and Mootrys
meeting in the first game, and
the Paper Makers tangling with
Rock-Wool In the nightcap. Pro
ceedings begin at eight o'clock.
Eugene WW 100 s'l 0
JR. BALL
CHAMPS
Dodgers, Cards Take 'Wins
On Mot National Loop
Brooklyn Lead
- 1 r
J ' 1 v
p r y - y
Kings of Saleaas third annual Junior baseball "A" loacue Is the title WaaUd r tlso Curly's Dsirv
team, pictured above. The club battled an all-star aggregation Ssmdsy to finish league pUy for
the aommer. Front row, 1 to r: Lowell rearee. batbey; BUI f proule, ef; Cliff fllred, lb; Ronnie
Keene. lb: EmU Veer, rf; George Steatenberg. lb, and Jim IlanL a. Back: liana (Curly) llorstetter,
sponsor; Roger Daach. as; Darwin Kerber, e; Jim Rock, p; Paul Mailer. If. and R. Cart Huston.
h. (Stat roan a a aperts pboU)
the Junior "A" and "B leagues during the summer's play. That fact
was quite evident Sunday as All-star aggregations of the two kid
loops bested the titilists with some
dispatch. The "A" luminaries wal
loped Curly's, holders of the cir
cuit gonfalon, 10-7, and the "B
stars defeated the champion Sand
& Gravels, 4 to 2
The Curly's were behind the
eight ball as early as the second
inning when the Stars pushed
over four tallies, aided greatly by
Dairymen miscues. Tlie Champs
managed to pound the plate with
three markers in the fourth frame
off Dick Norton but the Stars
were determined to win this on
and Ray Busby's homer run in the
sixth put the game safely away
Both squads collected eight hits.
Jim Rock, Curly's hurler, pitched
creditable ball, whiffing nine. The
Stars used four twirlers via the
rotation plan.
The "B" league frav was Drin
jetpally a pitching duel between
Goertzen and Steckley of the lum
inaries and Amen of the Sand;
and the kids on the whole, turned
in a better performance! than did
their big "A" brothers. The Sands
got off to a run lead in the first
but the All-Star attack nullified
this in the latter innings with
Gene Le hold's triple the spear
head.
A" Alt-Star Curly's
B K n Kl
B R HE
PADRES GET PITCHER
BOSTON, Aug. 12 -P)- The
Bton Braves tonight 'announced
that Al Trichel of Los Angeles,
a ix-footfive IPO-pound j right
hand pitcher, has been optioned
to the San Diego Pacific Coast
league.
Valdz S-r 4 1 2 0 C Glrod 11110
rtfkerts s 4 1 1 01 Rock p 4 0 t
Glenn I SOS 0 Keen 14111
Kara 1 10 0 Daach s 4 1 1 1
Mas 1 1 1 1 1 Kerber e 1111
Bunnell r 1 1 0 0 Stoutbx 1411
uuvti a i e i
Aplet 1 1110
Farnum 1 0 t 0 O
Fox m 10 0 0
Busby m 3 1 1 0
Howard c. 3 1 1
Courlr D-l 1 1 A
Norton D 1 0 0 0
Caley p 10 10
I i a a si
Two base hit Valdes. Xoutenberg.
Dasche. Home runs: Busby. Strikeouts:
Rock 0. Coursey 1, Norton 4. Caley 4.
Kprout m l 0
Mailer t 100
x 11
lis
Total
1
1
11
"B" All gtars
Sands
D Glrod sl 1 O'O Oimbln mill
Miller c 10 1 Lau-sent 110 1 0
Muir c 1 0 0 01 Davis 1 S 0 0 0
Ibold 14 0 1 0 Taylor e 10 11
Uilson m 1 0 0 OlAmen p i 1 1 0
Flnley m 1 0 0 McLaln r 1 0 0 0
Akers 1 1 0 0 0 Valoch s 10 0 1
Goertcn D 0 1 . 0 O CaofttY 110 0 0
Rteckly p 1 0 0 O Strswn 1,1.0 0 0
Eshelen 110 1 OlMeyer 1 10 0
Coates 110 10 ToUi 14 1 4 1
Rogers 11110
WesUise r 1 0 0 0
Jacobsn r 1 0 0 0
TU.I.U A A a Al
. Two base hltat Xahleman. Three base
hits: Lebold. Strike outa: Amen 1.
Goertzen 1. Steckley; 1.
Wjril UVV
iiiniiiJi nirr.
SAMMY SNEAD
On Hand for POA
Snead Arrives
For PGA Meet
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug 12-
Sammy Snead, who recently won
1L- n-!U . . I ...v m. .;. ...
uiv uriiisn open crown, IJCW into I Ltnd-Pomeroy . . IS3 100 lo 0
town today, the first of the golf- Abom. .wiison (it and Knapp; Evans.
I.. ...ill 1 -s t..i ' rnnv awn
giraup wiiu wtt urfin flaying
next Monday in the National Pro
fessional G o 1 f e r a'
so by air, was Manager' Fred Cot- f .g3- mt ilrAf
coran, from Winnipeg;. Opening V-Jsc. llsMl t JfUH.
announced Wednesday or Thurs- T BJL:.
jb I ia tiwiiuiu, ruiuinn gwiuni See?,
.
S 0 1
Salem . 200 103
Bocan and Holman; Doris Barrett
and Wadsworth. Miller 14).
ooo on 0 0 3
Stockton
gin piaying r
association
Stafford Tons
arrival al- ' i -I
Sunday's Boxl Scores:
Firt came :
YiKtaifr (4) Salem (I)
B M O A BHOA
rUikm.m 1 3 4 0 Lurrhrsl.r 3 0 10
Itrada 2 4 2 3 0 Klarr.s 2 12 1
Mullen. I 3 0 2 0 Wht.lfrJ 3 0 3 3
OrUtpJ 3 0 1 O'Craw. frd.l 3 10 1
Mrad.r 3 0 S 0 Hf nldi.J 3 12 3
OuUn.i 3 111 salmon. c 2 0 2 1
1 201 OWt-nner.m 3100
Brrnner.c 2 0 4 1 Suniniers.l 3 0 10
Jcnao.p 2 0 0 0 lrrbrg.p 2 0 0 3
Gullic 10 0 0
Second game:
Vaareiiver (2) Salem ()
BHOA BHOA
Clarktn.m S 1 2 0 1.ucchest.r 4 110
Estrada J2 (IS 1 Tlager A 413
Mullen.. 1 3 0 1 1' Wheeler J 4 2 0 0
Ortn.3 3 0 0 1 Crawfrd.l 4 3 13 0
Mead.r 10 1 0 Reynlds.J 4 10 3
Gulan.s 4 12 S Salmon.c 2 10 0
Estea.l 4 1 S 1 Wrnner.m 3 0 10
Sprceon.c 4 14 0 Summeri.l 3 110
Bryant 3 1 1 5 Wyatt.p 3 0 1 1
Brenner 1 0 0 0j
Total 25 6 12 2 Totals 23 4 21 14
Batted for Sudi-iburK In 7lh. I
1 1 0 W)0 2
0OU tutu 1
4 0 1 !
14 2!
Totals 35 1 24 IS Totals 311027
' Batted tor Bryant tn th.
Vancouver 000 OIO 0.102 0 2
lrm 000 013 01 -8 10 1
1'itchlng lumnurv:
Ip B H R Er So Bb
I ill vanv o ji iv. i v v
; Wjatt . . 9 35 S 2 1 1
B II H r.r Bb fcrrur- riagrr. Ekle. Gulan. Wild
25 4 1 1 4 2 i pitch: Wyatt. Faued ball; Spurgeon.
1 on dim-i: vaucouver w. saiem a.
i Sacrifice: Salmon. Three base hit:
Error K-nfld. Salmon. Cuian. Wheeler. Two base hit: tspurfron.
Hit by pitcher Mullen. Left on baM-s 1 Crawford, riaeer. Runs baited in: Ea
Vamouver 5. Salem S Sacrifice Bren- j tr.ida. Summers, Wheeler, fieJmon, Ea
ei Three t.aw hit- ( latknon 2 Two j i-. Crawford Stolen bases: Clarkson,
,ae rut K-tiatl 2. 'ljikMjn Hum , Hnrr. trala Double plays; W)att
battel ii. Etiada J. Sumiwii Uin- j to Crawford. Umpires: Day at Hafthe.
ptf Hankr A Itmy Tme : 1 23. I Timo: 2 00. Attendance: 2140.
Ingram Grabs
SGC f Stakes'
A golf handicap isn't always
truly Indicative or else .Ned In
gram suddenly found the "groove
Sunday as -he finished a mile
ahead of the rest of the field in
the .Salem Golf, club's 36 hole
sweepstakes tourney. After hav
ing fired a 69 In first lap com
petition, last weekend. Ingram,
roaring, hot with 6 birdies, slam
med a 70-9-6 Ton the final leg
shot a seven under par 63 to lead
200 golfers In the qualifying
rounds of the Oregon coast tour
ney here today. Dick Schroeder,
Gearhart, shot a hole In one on
the 173-yard par three No. 4 hole.
but finished the 18 with a 72.
Harlod Weston, Portland, post
ed a -69.
Qualifiers Led
I By Gal Champs
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 24-0T-
A pair of champions Phillis Otto
of Atlantic, Iowa, - and Louise
to end with ISO' ror--Lfar -ah.ad Sugg of Llthla Springs. Ga
of the runner-uo. Flod Battt-r. hot ne-under-par 75s today to
who put together cards of 69 and
66 for a 137. Third was O. X.
McCreary with 67-71-138.
Entrants in the Ecclectic event
are asked by Manager John Var
ley to complete their 10 rounds
as soon as possible. The tourney
win medal honors in the 18-hole
women's western amateur golf
championship tournament.
The third favorite, Mrs. Mil
dred (Babe Didrikson) Zaharias
of Los Angeles, Calif., was off
form, turning in an 81 to finish
I'.ti l if.g jii .n.ai v
Jona i
Sextet bu i( 7 25
was orlcinally scheduled to end ln five-way tie. eight places be-
on August 18 but will possibly mnd " lwo medallsU.
be continued beyond that date
since a number of swingers have
turned in but five or six rounds.
Club Owner Ercel Kay announ
ces that the golf club; has con
tracted for the paving qf the road
which connects tie links with the
river road. The paving Is ex
pected to be completed by next
week.
Scarsella Tops
PCL Bat Bee
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 12
Larruping Lee Scarsella. the fence
buster from Oakland, and Holly
wood's Culley Itikard, who was
born In Olive Branch, Miss, but
Is anything but peaceful at the
plate, were locked in a tight battle
for the Pacific Coast league bat
ting lead today.
Scarsella, whose 22 home runs
are tops in that department, had
a slight edge with an average of
.332 to Rikard's .331. Lloyd Chris
topher. big gun of the Los An
geles Angels, is tied with Scar
sella In homers, but Is fifth in
batting with a .320 compilation.
Tag Team Match Tops
Wlat Program Tonight
Shotgun Title
To Portlander
PORTLAND, Aug. 12 JP) A
Portlander, Pete Rexforden held
the Oregon singles traps hooting
crown and Dean Girard, Inde
pendence, the handicap champion
ship today after the close of the
1946 state PTA trapshoot
Sheverly Nuson Salher. Cor-
vallis, took the women's title and
Bob Bittlck. Aurora, won the
World War II vet's championship
to become eligible to compete in
the grand American shoot at Van-
dalia. Ohio later this month.
by
r
locked again, with, eight gladiators I a teas of sis. and capped
another of the tarns lest tag teas lassies, Matchaaaker File a
, yN Owens steep bee aaake Its weekly stand UalftM
. f at the Ferrr ft I reel flarden tUrUsf at 8:3a o'clock.
Vr ' Tho clea sties vo nsessiies laa; teaaser. hoaatlwc rela
j Ctieelr hrand newies Karl Cirar and ioe Wolf on
tne hsoeay side and
Carl Orajr
nasien as the phooles, oriflaated last week when
KenaaatM stirred np both ernaehers and cms
ie era by atUsastloc to help oat Naserian la hi
sejaabble with forsaer world Jsslar beavy r ha sap
Gray. Naserian was dlasaallfled as a reaall and
a near riot was therein eselled. Rat MaUhmaker
Owen saw strong possibilities In tea mine the
Iwosotsis agalnal Grar and s ca sable oar later.
Half shoald fill the latter part of tho bill well.
The maiaer will be two of three falls to win and limited to an hour.
The sesnlwlndap special, another two of three falter bt limited
to 3 mi nates. Is s special la ever sense. For In II the two terrifies.
Joe Lynsm and Jsrk Klser collide for what row Id be termed the
Ism or boy title. Both are exceptional wrestlers whs so strtctlr
'r the spectseaUr Stylo. The 8:3t oneaer, a swe-fsller limited to
Za snlaates, has IU pssslbllitles also. Indian Ike C'assell. the new
nasty from Mom Una tangles with It-year-old comer Jack Pinto
In this. one. George resneahelmer will do the ofrlelatlm.
C3ace
Only Half Tilt
ell
Muiul Krp4 Slu
Pare; Titrm Win
BROOKLYN, Ausruat 12 -T-Brookyn's
pacoj setting IJers
stagetl a threerxln seventh Inmrc
rally loilay toUlefeat the New
York Giants, t2 before 27.131
fans and hold I their !im half
game National league lead oier
tho secoftd iUnj M. Louis Cardi
als who blanked the Chicago Cube.
The IJiMlgerg hovtd their wln
nltg maikers hrme on four hits,
a walk and an jerror to sUy on
percentage point! up on the Rei
Lirds. Vic Lomliaidi was the win
ning pitcher, Ms 11th time ef
the seastjn. , , j
Paced by K an Mustafa rip
rooiing hilUng, t Cards blank
ed the Cubs -p. Musial got f-r
hits lq four times at bat three
singles and a ddutle and roupUt
dout'eheader at
Card f lrt-bae-
wlth Sunday's
uncinrtau the Card Ilrt
man has hit. safely 12 times In
his last 14 tflas.j Al llraile he) I
the Cubs to three Kits before a
crowd of 28.254.
was loser. ;
The only titer
game saw itm
Claude Passeagi
National league
owly litlbif g
I'lrales trim Circ(nnatl, 3-2. when
Ed Bahr held (he Reds to setert
hits. It was ' llttsburgh'a lh.nl
straight win. tiinry's seventh
sUaight loaa. 1
Tho only Amajrlrari league game
of the day wound up with Detfv.t
nosing Clevelanrli 3-2. In 10 irn-
4rMei the Tlgre
to IS grnea 1-iMmd the ln'n
Red Sos snd lwo -behind tho New
lis wio-l l
turn mm j i
York Yankees.
New Yofk ,
MrBln .
Tltnale. Koalo
t MTtarcli, Suamcsj
AfMletM.n isi.
Hi I xt ia ,. .
I hitman '
Hranto ami fiarate.e-S, I'aeaeau. Ki
ill arui ijvirat
I'lnrMiMll v ..
flKtlrtiryh
iifiiwr, macaw
ler; Hahr and I4f-l
klusial Cardinals
Hripp, Braves
Walker, IhMtsers
OV Bobo Still
Going Strong
WASHINGTON. Aag. ll-(A)
Many pitchers his sge have re
tired to the minors or Just
plain retired. Bat Lsals Nor
man (Bobo) Newsetn. who was
37 yesterday. Is having one ef
his finest rears. He celebrated
his birthday by pitching the
Washington Senators to a 3-1
victory ever the Philadelphia
Athletics. As asual. he pitched
asms fine baseball. As asoal.
ho strutted around tho mo and
like a cross between s peacock
snd a dram major. He has s
right to straL Since the Ath
letics released the talkative
Newsom la Jane he has won
seven games and last roar.
'Jackets Win
Near Senators
BREMERTON, Aug. 12 JT)-
Succesalve home runs by Out
fielders Walt Bliss and Bill Baris
off in the ninth Inning gave Bre
merton a 2 to 1 Western Inter
national league victory over Van
couver tonight. Vancouver's lone
run also was a homer, by Ray
Ortelg in the fourth. The win
pushed Bremerton practically in
to a tie with Salem for second
place.
In the climactic ninth. Bliss and
Barisoff were the first two men
t bat. It was Barisoffs 30th
homer of the season.
Vancouver . OOO 100 0OO I S I
remerton . OOO OOO 0O2 3 4 1
Pa I tea and Bourgeon; Sullivan and
Volpl.
Q B H H Pr
ins 471 as ia n
SO 313 52 IIS .34
101 301 M 141 .361
Vernon. Senators H 41 S7 MS 351
Willianta. Krd Sox . If 37S 110 130 344
Peaky. Red Bos III 453 OSIil 331
Home rum- National Ira true Mire.
Oianla 23: Kiner. Pirates 14 Nor the v.
Phillies II. Kurowvkl. f'aidinala 12
Amettean league Williams. Hed Koa
31. Cireenovis. Tters 24. Keller. Yan-
l keea 3f.
Oteeonlana In Ue mars What they
did Manila ;
n ii o a e urn
Whitman Ikxlsrr I I 0 0 0
(iorrlnn Yantm I'nrhettuled
Peaky.; Hed Hut 1 lrrlertiilel
Dveir. Hed Soa t'lM-lirduled
Crawford Now
Top Swatsman
Du;ne Crawford, the say-litlle-but-hit-pienty
oulflelrler - fust
baseman for the Salem Senators,
has taken over the leadership in
"Senator Swat' with his .356 aver
age, up to Hate and checked for
accuracy with the Howe News bu
reau official statistics. Crawfoid
biffed four hits in seven ups Sun
day night to wrest the lead held
since he season's start by Catc her
Woody Salmon. Salmon has .352
at present. The pitching depart
ment has a new IrauVr also In
Kenny Wyatt, who racked up his
12th win Sunday night. Kenny has
a 12-3 record to lead the cotps
The up-to-date, and correct Sen
ator figures:
B H Pet n M Pet
Crawfd 3S1 27 3SS Qunntrin 47 IS .224
tltnwi ISS 70 112 Kovshkl SS 13 211
Whawler 114 30 .34 Rehuble 3S S ill
Oullie : tS9 7S .333 Kpaeter IS 3 SOS
Hunimri 330 02 JMaOrbui( 41 B lS
Wenne 4oS I IS IM Itarl4ml IDW III
l.ueheal 144 41 277 Wyatt 44 1 ISt
rieser . 144 30 7 Salll 33 3 JHM
Meynld M U U lleaa I 0 MM
Storey, Reich
On Star Team
LOS ANCIFLKS. Aug 12. -t4-)
INii t la tut has landed two players
on the (oat league all-star team
which Is to play San Francisco
Augut 19 at Sals stadium, San
KmixiMn ll.nxey Stey, hard
hitting outfi-ller i.ru I llnm Hruh.
flirt liu ni.4i mt thf two M-le
trs Cati her Hal Suctne and Out
fielder' Jo-Jo While were named
from Sen It lr.
Other Mar phirer imlude Pitch
era Cliff Chamliets. ixm Atigelea;
rldle r.iuult. Holly wood, ir..nk
Shea. Oakland and Al Olaen, S-n
Ilego.
Itetroit
Cleveland .
Hen Inn. i aer
Grontek, flerry (
J I and t wnt V,
ill and a-J (,
4.1 ! ?- f
&m .at.-e s I
4s mo oat - f f f
3 it a
oie St I una
I l! avl Mal-
w oral i l-l t 1
Ioe ouo 2i o-i s I
Mi mtvt Kier.a'Oai
I and If'san.
f
Pcsky iird .
In Bat Race
CHICAGO, Au r! i2-.TVMVkey ,
Vernon, Washir tn f.rtt ba-e-man,
tlumper jsl percentag e
points last week, X.X hU 35t rtuirls 1
till led the AmeifMan league tat
ting race by sern pointi Runner-up
Ted Wiltami of nw-ft
also faltereil during the week,
slipping seven poims to -141 Ver
non collected rrilj; nine hits In 32
tiipa, hl!e Wllliarns bagged hr
Kerr ; ISI 4S 397 Porter SOS
Pitchers a W I. Pet WilOHh
Hess .. . I S 1 SOO IT 7 0
Wyatt ;. 4 13 S 7oa S2 IIS I
Soderbvrs .. IS 7 4 SJM 40 S3 0
Gunnaraon . - 30 I 1 43 l SI I
KrhubU IS S 4 SOO 37 41
Kowalakl . 34 S II .421 SO IIS I
raihn t. 32 3 7 Joo S3 SS I
Porter .. 8 OOO 0
Oeae Hot Not rorse4leo:
An R H RBI 7B O A F
Vlro 7 I I I IS I I
League Standings
wi LCAcrr
WLPct. WLPrt
Wenachee 71 43 .S23 Spokane 4 51 .4S3
Salam SS 48 Yakima 90 S .43
Bremertn 82 44 .Mi Vancouver 42 SO ,3MS
Tacoma M S3 ao, Victoria 40 72 J57
Monday results: At liremerton 3.
Vancouver I. lOnly gains. I
Sunday result: At Salem 1-9. Van
couver 4-2. At Wenatchee 1-S. Tacoma
3-8 At Spokane 7-3, Bremerton -2
( Only gamesi
FALKENBURG WINS i
NEWPORT, R. 1., Aug. 2-r
Bob Falkenburg o Hollywood, I American lkague
Calir., advanced to the third round w i. prt i
Boat on 77 33 .7oo'
: unainu " wi.ua niKl(-a I Nrw yk S3 4S MlDllnia 48 81 .440
invitation tournament today with Detroit m jm si. UmIs 47 so ,4.t
..-i.i . ' . I W a ah in
vn tours over wiarrnre; Aiiory 01 Monday results: At lev eland 2.
Alice. Texas, and Cbaunccy Steel Detroit i. At st. Louie-OiK-ago poet-
i"k,ih- st.. PO"1- grounds. tOnly gaotes
w scheOuledl
W I. p-t
NATIONAL LEAGUE j
W I. Pet I W I, Pet '
Brook ly 88 42 .811 rtnclnntl 4S t .482
St. Louis 84 41 .810 New Yrk 48 .4451
Chta-aso 53 4 57S Philadrlp 45 So 4.U
Boaton S2 &2 MJO Plttaours 41 SI 442
Monday renulta: At Brojklyn 3. Nrw
York 2. At lhtcao 0. St. Ixruta 5 Al
Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 2. (Only games
scheduled i.
COAST LKAfll'l
W I. pet W I. Pet
San Fran OS 48 M Holly wood 7183 372
Oakland 87 52 82S San Ulego 50 82 4IS
Iju Angls 73 83 5T7 Portland 4S S4 .38
Sarrmnlo 73 88 J23 Seattle 47 SS 348
Sunday results: At Portland 2-1. Hol
lywood 3-4. At Seattle 8 8. San lian
rlaco S-2 At Oakland 8-8. San Ueo
3-S. At Los Angeles 7-8, Sacramento
8-1.
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By Ihe Autoi'leled Pieaa
Another teiies ln wd, II. in
orto -l to the Holly wo.! KUis.
I'oi Hand's Jov ly lieavcis this
week go to Saii Kimwiico for a
Coast leagyie ImIkII iies with
Uio lMp. leading Seals. The series
opens Tuesilay night. Elsewhere
In the i lit nit Ihe seCoiul place
Oaklarnla tarkle the red hot Snr
r a men to Sertalois at Sacramento,
Seattle goes to HollywtMwt and
a Angeles to San Diego
Iortland dioppenl Uilh Sunday
games to Holly wcxai, 32 and 4-1.
Jack Salveson aixl Carl Kischer
were the losing pitcheis.
Vky strerg-
In HI appearances!
Boston's Johnni
thened hia hold ri third ple If
climbing nine poitlt to vtf list
Luke Awning f C'hUag't mivet
Into fourth spot tilth a
rise to .32M. ; i
Williams rotitlr. tel b) lea ! !rt
three erlalliei) der at Vnerta,
adding two home!: runs fr a 11
total, boosting hlsf run-batted-iis
to 102, and sconr. 1 J'J runs.
Y.Hjinna Yields .
Liniii! Cxitc'Iirfl
The weekend flkklng bolletla
said no. bat llsrf Havsge aad
party said res. j faae, Ioe a I
soft drlak dlstrlbaUr resorts ha
aad his party caught liaalt cat
ches sf ratthrotl ever the
weekend above tidewater la the
Yaealsta Hver. All, need sptaaer
and worms for' halt.
pop, ti-a" imT il h i r '
tiRKAT PALLp; MmmL. Ao.
II VV Loo Angeles trimmed
Portlsad C.. and Belling ham.
Vash downed ) Las Vegas.
Nev, ll-ft, tn Amerteaa lgtosi
Jaaioe baaoaall alUUkrt taw
hero tonight. ;,
A StCKS QUAU7V
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