10 Th Statesman. ScJem, Oregon, Thxadcrf. May 12. 1948
Lose to Wocttoo-iia 51 5- 5L 1 9 bunt' Md
it .
Take IDiniffi StiraDgltoli:; Samite FBDually j IHlaltedl
Second;
Midweek meandering: , i
Too bad Mel Patton doesn't have another year of competition at
USC. for his coach Jess Hill beliexes the great sprinter could also
r,S(k the world 440 vard dash record if he trained for it That might
te too rugged a romp for the skinny 145-peued six footer, but the
eyes of the trac worm renaimy
would be focused on him once he
ever tried it. Incidentally, should
you want :6 see Patton" do hi
tuff, make tne jaunt 10 stauit
May 2ffifor the Ccat- C4.nferer.ee
TTr-f Txsould be wi:h a jaunt
cf that distance just !g see him
romp . That hole-m-one fcar.s
ec by U;t baiter Ate- Fish the
ether day at SGC a ; just what
he !or ktrg h'i. Ti-e prize he
wi u tor s wa ore . ,..- supply
e.f i.,or nUci-s. Vo? tre necK.
yi ii i.n sea -m An The
arl -e.. o " in tidbit i,y Yak
ima's Bears ha fu2.V c.r; ir. the
Apple City. The cLii.nx-rf hxe
turrit-! cut oxer s-tn ng for
every eiTjr- the Yaks hxe had ;.t
horn- Little wor.ier a .-. thev
h.,.c tri w.nr.r.jZ ... 'he f.t5'!
Li,t i: ,t ie;je a ".e rage fim the
Ho-Ae News bureau s-hev. that all
u.ht Y.,kima rej?ular- w.-:e hitti -c
c n Hf") when i orr.j: i;td! TTie
te.:rn avt-iage was .3."?9 'o. tr.e ptr-i-i
Srargf ly eri'-ig1 H emertcr.'s
?ifi Kut ty.m Mrrr... h, ,n h
iith such robust iur,f pur.tr . .
vei age a 275. r..t he way tne
it's now, l oi.siderabl;. pe te- Tip to a'l WIL pitcher-fget a a in
ter jot in our town papei mill. Bus Sporer vxcrked there last off
eaoi;. afifi lookee wl-a it's done for him! . . . .' I
C andidate for the presidency of the extra base-hitting depart
menfein all prep baseball hereabout is Jark Hande. the Silverton
hich catcher who was one of Jerry GaUneaa better basketballen
last winter. In hi firt 14 hlla for the Foxes this sprint Hande
belted II of thrm for extra base, four for home run. 'f .'.
Strb rl HrjMtrtrdly on Spot at l ictorin
Anctr.4 li'KKt tip. rtk'.t thiough Y.-nkee West Coast 2nin Joe De-
vir h. ,;..!' lr,Mt ih-,t Tt-ri Vfiriert liettAr Ho somif-thmi? h.iiies
!i, ion at Virion.-, or 7ip. h
f.. x: - s. fv t .rv
tick t!
back '.
t I f
anv m
oi-i
the nioi
and who later hurled for the SF jieab a npr$ber of sea
:, - still sot it. Powell will sh-i'.v you one of the be$t screwballs
a:.' !eague jn'rher ever had Me also poses-ed ohekf those big
: i le downer i.i -, ts. breaking in to j right hahdf batter, ju'-t
';te cf the s !-v hall. Which made a :elty to ugrj hombre on
if.-! . Another teason for the Yakitna sm-iel s that they
have thei- pitching president Dewey Sonani. a smait jnldtimer. on
hand to jMiup right ;rt to put the fire out rien the feqemy hegini
tee u-.t; off un one of the other flmgers A "srtoprr" lke Sf'nanti is
worth hi weight iri gold in the lower class league? . .
Experience .Vol 1 el the Antuer for $ptke i
From the looks of their perch In the present WIL standings, ex-
Jerienee isn't the answer for the Spokane. Jim Brlllheart Is
naded up with such oldsters as Turk Stalnback. Ken; Richardson.
Jark jlxey. Iirry Barton, (irrin Baker and others.; but they're
not coming through with sufficient wins. And they'd better win in
Spokane or forget about filling thoe nice new Ferris field seats.
Peihapo the ancients aren't bearing
to fee! irfenor for their talents, and
tlie w. umer xveather before letting out. At any rate, something seems
to be ..loi-s w hen von analyze the way in w hi h Yakifna pulled a
double pl.iv on the .Sjx kethe other night, one of he whackiest we've
ever h'-;-iri of. Look: I i ?
pinf-ball Double Vlny for Sure
l.arrv Barton was on first base and Joe Kowi singled to renter.
The hall hounded through Outfielder Gene Thompson. Another
ulllr'der. F.do Vannl ran the ball down and threw it in to Yak
second -baser Al Jacinto. Roaat In the meantime had founded sec
ond, but suddenly decided to go bark to that 'bag. Jacinto tagged
him out. looked up and saw Barton, of all things, halfway between
third and home, stopped! Jacinto proceeded to run him; down also
as he tried to get bark to third, completing the double play all by
himself. The dingy thing wiped out a Spokane rally, naturally,
and Yakima won the game 13-9.
After trying that one for siione can't: help but feel some
thing is eoycray In the Spoke ranks. If It ever happens to our
side here at home, the third base roach better go hide for a week
er so. j
IT'S A HABIT
PROSPECT. May ll-.p.-For
righthander Bob Nelson. Prospect
high school pitcher, these perfect
baseball games are getUng to be
a habit. l-at season Nelson start
rd hi career with a no-hit. no
run game against Butte Falls. This
week he pitched another: An 11-0
win over Rogue River High.
Bearcats Toip Welbfoots
llarri nylon's Hit
In 11th NVts Win
Kt'V fi.iiTington l iiirtii a sin
gle into re- ter fieli tfr Gcrrix
Leri7 f-n ere rid base v. P. two out
m the bottom, half of t e 'eenth
Inning at Waters field . last night.
and the wallop hi one
lyf-xxis' Wiii,.rnettc B-a-
't Johnnv
.at a 4-3
vntoiv f-,rr the I'f.i'eisity of
Oregon Wet fo"t
Hal Z irrher c ri'uiai !- the
Duck tet.ter fieldei v.. c-n the
mmrd for Do.n K:-s4hs -oithrtr;
division pennant tkr.'tv at the
time Me bait replarert .lim Hanns
in fbe sixth inning Lenz hat'
gaineri ii'e on a misuidt'ed ppup
ti the iiifie'id that xvc: ft r a hit
He xvert to hh-oiii! on hit k Rrou
wer's t;ig:e to left Then with
two auav the. wee but mighty
catcher slashed one "of Z urrher s
swerxc itito center.
Cente: -fie! -!er Ray S.traf'on fsr
eci the ball to the plate, hut not
Ir time to get Lenz with the win
ning run '
Johnnv Slanchik. a surprise
staitci for the Cats in "hat he
hasn 1 l i en able to 1 1 ail sea -n
t- .. i-e of a hat k tnjurv.
arce Me waike.1 nine
p 10 hits, but was
and ga
U-ugh in the pinch
had 1! m a'.!.
'
ttee by John
atarkr-'kie three by S...nt ruk ano
t( by Brouwer. Both Chuck
Stirfrier and Norm Hen wood ftiid
three bingtc for the V pfocts
mr beut Willamette 4- m ar;
earlier mm at Eugctu-
Oteo i)i
(41 Wlllametle
b r h r
F R h r
4 r s e
SOS
5 2 1
1 S 6
?evn '. 3
rehr.m p S
Ccn jt S
arte j 4
Ct racier a
Hnx3 r
?itb. S 4
or a ten c 3
Rtnni p S
Irmn. m 1
Walter x
e, e 1
1 0 Posoter :
(ri.-ii- 1
I I jen ?
t 1 Mr.r i
3 I Bruwr. m J 2
3 vi : i l e
1 0 Hrnf tr. c I
Bt I 2 t 1
i sin.hiii p 4 e 3
1 SSk-r n J ICS
s.
TotalVsS 3 1 4 Total 43 II I
aikrd foe Tork tr. 8t!.
a Gruunild foe Bow ta Stli.
a Ml wnn wtnnins run acord-
I'O Sit 1 9
w V 12 1 aoo 14
11
Winning piU-hr. fllanc-nik 1 natng
-hr. time
r ; BVaLk, CU
Mi by Bitcftvr. Kowu
two pnehm. ! Ik
Mi by Bitcftvr. Kowu fcrr siai
i
If J-J
i
....,!- s. j .
the riitcHir.tf Yakima has to 10
. Saiem team mar for the first
Senators -lve. been? gt-ing of late
gone as mi?'. . .'.fYakima has
iv.ifoit i hn .-!. Juith Tn-nmii
down ill a league ;sim are sure
perhaps jtbfy're Jijst waiting for:
Qt ARTER HORSES READY
PF-NDUETCXN. Nay n -(p-
N' - i v hundred hrse, were en- j
-"'' iji ifie ixiurmesi
Quarer Hprse asMKiation racing
meet opening tomorrow. Horses
haxe arrived from tieveral western
states for the thfe-day show,
sale, and facefi
l)a is (Tupprrs
Start julv 2nd
M.'W Yt 'RK. m4';U .'i Oat is
C up tennis: vompi titfon' in the
A me i an pne l.cren July 2
x hen' Meiicp and (f'vtba start their
first round sfr-rv M; Haxana. the
I S Lawn Trntiis 'association an
n i.r rui t ntiiv j
It v;il:he the fftst Davis Cup
contest betxve'ti Mfxiio ar,(i t'uba
since they met m jfhe firs', round
of Amcritan ;ct e I rpmpe tition at'
City In
The ohly oirer irst reuixl se
ries m the Arnei.cpn rone, which
die only ft';r chi!lengers. ends
Australia agair.vt (panada at Mn
treal. Jjly ZS-24. j
The two ; first found winners
will meet for the right to play the
F-t.n e:n ee champion in the
inter -one finals, jwith the ulti
mate surviipr challenging the
I'nited States for the tr phv at
F tt Hills, A .g S 2(t-2S
HFAVFRS HIV
tl'GKNE.
Ore r Mav 11-iJu.
Oregti State tef nis team lct
ly oil singles ri,atch todav in
oeieaung iifMir.. to i in a
., ithern mxf: n .ast conference
toomament.
li.MPl.EMAN TRIU MPHS
TACOifA.HMay 1 11 -r.'Sherty
It em pie man t pf Seattle won this
W - P C3ass !A min rit at the
rrucget race. pre tonight.
Time w as 7.S0 8. THis; is the second
straight ' wek Teynpleman won
here. U i
v ' ; , A rlv
MEL PATTON
miw roin-prrieq rnoinj ma- flurmg the meeting at the School Administration building. The sign
chines makeiand rH&rn change if Up will be made at Maple's Sporting Goods store, where cards for
a larger value coif, is used in it. s,griatuie and other vital stalist.es on prospective players may be
" secjired according to Vern Gilmore. in charge of last night's session.!
ed tvalts Torkelr. Left on b-.. , Howard Maple was elected president cf the leagues, succeeding Al
vo ix. wtl i n Thre-bae hit, M-tiijr Schuss who has moved from the citv Clay Egieston war retained as
IZsSZZ&k: iiiZZZZS: Brr t ! secretary. A move was carried wherein all clubs will be limited in i
Zuretwr. Karrlngton Sarrtf ic. Brou- J the amount cf equipment issued plavers the ccm:ng easn Only j
Stin feaacs. Zurchr 3; Brosr-
r. Kira. Matiiai Doufcl piayc
I f 1 -Pointer -Barker j Cob n-Kjrsh-BartW.
;
i
Pttehr
XT AB K B Kit SO BB
Haau ia W t $ t
HS?r'i fist I ! 1 S
Nafe
Club Savings
To Van Next
Iitc!iiiir Hits Snai;
(Iherry a Graml-Slara
ATHLETIC PARK. Victoria,
May 11 -iSpeciah- The Victoria
Athketics finally cnueht up with
the Sa'frr, Senattrs t r.ight in the
final garr. c f their Western Inter-n:t.-r.a':
. t Jt- -"iis. ha tw.o big
innings i-.rr -von the sluefet 15-1 f.
In th.41 r-xe fh Vies tagged
thrt-e cf ioi r Salem pitchers used.
Salem p.t h.ne st 1 out tn the
first j..mt f 'he series, won
by the S : eauH-
Si.itm i. w ?v. .i-.fi over to Van
couwr fi-r fnir gimcs. itarting
with a v..:,'.e rr. x Thursday night, i
Tonight's ' ss didn't hurt the Sa- ;
!em's seccrid plate standing in the
league, as Bremerton lest also. ;
Manager Bill Bei.'s crew is a
game up f-r. the Tr
The Athletics started off on wee
Jim Foster With a six-run blast in
the first inning, chasing him out. ;
In came Bill Osborn and he lasted
anti! the fourth, when'sexen more
baiem p.: nine s.i out tn tr.e
Victoria runs iniKiea niou u.r
piaie. uene r-eierson i.me in -i
Osborn Pete was v. i'.d and finally
gave way to Lefty Glenn Miller in
the sexenth. Only Miller of the
quartet had no trouble with the
Athletics.
Although it went to no ax ail.
Salem's batting attack included 11
hits of D.ck Prowse. Victoria had
n!y 12 hine'ies Jim Wert, Salern
first baseman who hasn't been hit-
tmg too v c!! at
Son brokf ose
11 so far this .ea
onight with four
safeties :n fixe tries Mob nerry
had two hits in fix e up, one of
them a trr fii four-run home run
Oxer the renter field fence in the
sexenth Mining
Chen y had a big night for him
eif in ' the RBI department fdso,
with sex t r. batted across
Only H5 customers saw the
game.
Salem VfYtoria
B H () A B4l O A
W Ptrr 3 I I 2 3 Irae! r 3 2 2 0
B Ptrn s 3 113 Borcoia 7 1 0 lg 0
i Orteijt r 4 1 2 0 McDugt. 2 5 4 2
Waslev. 13 11 CHJacobs. 1 3 0
Cherry, rr. 5 2 3 0 Hat k S 1
i Beard, e 4 0 2 1 Finegn. m t 1
Snaetrr, 2 5 11 3 Keeler. t 4 1
Wert. 7 S 4 12 2 Keeler 4 1
Folr. p 0 0 0 0 Dav. c 4 2
O-born. p 2 0 0 1 Prowse. p S 0
O Ptrsn. p 1 0 C 0
qj'j",
Miller, p 1 0 C 1
x 10 0 0
Total 37 11 24 14 Total 31127 12
x-Batted for Miller in 9th.
Salem
021 0m 440 U
O0 700 20x- 15
V
ictoria
Pitcher
Foster
f borne
Pttern
Miller
Prowe
IP
AB H R tK SO BB
"j S 1 6 5 0 3
3' 10 4 S 2 3
2- 11 4 4 4 0 S
2s 10 I 0 0 1 1
9 37 11 11 11 4 I
Wild pilc-t, s. Osboi ne. lefl on ba-e
lem 7 Victoria 10 Home rum.
Cherry To-be hit" McDoufai 2
B Peter?-4n. Finriegan Rur.n batted in.
McDnugal 3. Finnegan 2. Keeler. Day
4. Irael 3. Cherry 7. Spaeter. Wi.
Hack 2, Boccola. Orteig. Wasley. Sac
rifice. Boccola Stolen bases. Israe'
Ertors. W Hrterson 2 Time. 2 10
lrmpire Hi.hand and Pirr.arn. At
tendance 815.
Yakima 00! 010 HK 3 10
Brenifiton 010 000 010 2 t 1
Dicke) arid Ortig. Simon and Con
stantino. Corrv 8.
VrnU-!.e 1041 04 00O
Vancouver 100 000 33x
1 3
7 13 0
Pesut
s f B?,m "nd
Tacoma 01(1 020 0O0 3
A )
Spokane 102 133 13x 14 15 1
Knezovich. Fortier 1 Shell
(5) J0hnwn S) and Warren:
u'chnucin BnH n..-t, , Attr,!.,,
1600).
G AB R H Pet
'. :s 5-i 8 22 415
13 51 3 IS 373
18 152 7 23 371
15 60 7 12 37
17 S 1J 25 362
MitrbeEl. Indians
Krhoki X ankees
Kau-ak. la-dir.als
SflKH-nilun-!. C'ards
L1 Maggio Red Sox
Kirer Pir.te
22 81 15 j5J5
Runs bst'ed in National 1 ra(i,F
rrrpl-l'., rX).lr IS Kincr 1' i-atc"-.
1 Q Vtrsi n. BiAvrs J7 Fr...i.
PnUlrti 17
Art-erica" ten.. Wn'ua i .
So, 2S St. p' et s. Red rx. 23
Red
Grn'r;
Tiger 22
Hone ',,r.- Nt-onal I i.,jf G-r -dor,
G.jr.t- 7 Kiner I'liats J
A" e'K ai. l.eaitue Grana Ru itn
7. U'llttart . Red S.-x 7. S!rlir-.ns Red
So. 7
Bijx Six Loop
Won't Expand
CORVALLIS. May 11 -,.Jp, The
big six league officials haxe re
tectted protiosaLs to add new
!h't,s Xo he K""P- tficials said
Lebanon. Cottage Grcxe and Mii-
waiukie. the latter a former mem
ber, had inquired at it membership.
m- '' l !' III j If
Junior Ball Setup Readied
Hegistratrcn of player for the 949 Salem Junior Baseball league
will lart X'-.- IB u..t M . "g i Xw.i.r4-l lof . Kf
cap and jerseys are necessary, not full uniforms for the players. Po- ;
tenlial ponsores with representation at the meeting were May-1
flower Milk, Midget Market. Salem Heights. Four Corners. Keizer.
Merchants and Truax Oilers. Additional sponsors are needed. - cf "
course, and can register at Maple's. The? next meeting will be held
Jun 1 and league play will start the second week of June.
Ready for
aDiwa
-rheir Orecon Stale Beavers have
Oregon Docks. In the above photo. Ken Elliott shows how be rolls over the bar -in the high jump at
the 6-feet. 5-inch level. The three batsmen below- (l-r) are Catcher Frankie Roelandt. and Out
fielders Bill Harper and John Mack. The OSC and I'O trackmen vie Saturday at Eugene. The base
bailers play Friday at Eugene and Saturday at Corvallis,
Hoffert W ins, Wagner in Draw
Abney, Pete Lose
Bn Armory Scraps
By AL LKJIITN'ER
Statesman Spoi ts gditnr
All in alV 'twas a bad night for the Salem gloved gladiators last
night at the armory. Txvo of em. Dean Abney and Indian Joe Pete
got beat, another got a draw nd the fourth, Johnny Hofiert, man
aged the only win of the niTtnt for the iocais.
In the main exent. Abncy r
against the rugged anci ciosci
cropped Davey Ball of Bakevsfie d.
Calif., the hustling Ball found a
bad flaxv in Dean's armor, began
piercing it legularly in the eai ly
rounds and finally slammed home
a solid left hand to the spot to
gam a knockout win in 2:53 of the
en.th round. The bad spot for
Ahr.ev was his mid-sect ion. In the
up-close battling Ball .etit-a eU!
lapped at Deans tummy nd be-
f.e putting him down
wUh the left in the sexenth had
the Salem 150-pour.der down for
a seven count with a similar punch
in ine mxui.
In at 152'2 pounds. Ball' wasn't
off to too fast' a stait. But he
seemed to pick up steam a he
went along, and although he took
considerable punishment in the
fa- fre.m Ahnev s rieht alone the
wax it was clearly evident by the
fourth round that Ball's left h;nd
in the infighting was doing plenty
of damage to the local hope Bali
also bloodied Abney's nose in the
fourth round.
As for rounds xx on by each bat
tler up until the end. oar card
had one ex en. one for Abney and
four for Ball, the last four in a
row.
Indian Joe. in his third profes-
sional fifcht. ran up against an
18-year-old Brave Junior w ho
gave exery impression he knew
lust what the ring game is all
about. The Redding. Cat. Red-;
.km. in at 128'2 to Indian Joe's
127. was the faster of the. two.
Tie outcome could have been
, j'i'ei a drr.xv at that, for Pete
, , s tv stronger cf the txvo at the
i . ri and had 'anried the cleanei ,
pi . res along 'he way
Big Keller Wanner ran into a j
!.;-! in Cho,-k Maxon. tie Oie- :
j. n State co.'ege slugger also It
- ,.v NPiXM-n's first pro fight afer
,, number of vears as one of the
top amateur heavies in the state.!
Wagner found 'lie 183-p. urrif-r
ra-d to hit al' the wav. Maxson
had "Wagner at 192. down for a
ro-rount ir '.he fourth, but other j
than that it xv a an ex en ficht and !
. E' od one. as were all bouts on
tv-e oard. Wagner looked in fine j
P m and went the four heats In:
g. cd style. I
Hoffert. at 128. outpointed Jim- j
mv Ogden. 127. Portland in a i
v-1.1 and woolly opener, after,
which Don Do ie. 141. Portland
negro flattened Hank DuBois. 142.
Portland in the second round.
PUT MORE OPPORTlTTT
IN TOCR FUTURE
PIT S3.75 A WEEK
in Series E Savings Bonds
h rough The Payroll Savings,
Plan, m 1 TEARS TOU WILL
OWN SAVINGS BONDS WORTH
MATl RITY VALUE.
OPPORTUNITY
Action in Weekend Battles
... - T
their work cut out for them the
Twinks Defeat
Bevos in 12th
i PORTLAND. May 1 1-oPi-HolIy-
o g Portla,ld. 86. m ,heir Pa
,ir fCoast lea e here
The lowly Beaver had ,umped to
m mn(ng
a,wad afJer
:jead,ockmg Wlth one run In the
Iinth. The xvinning Hollywood
rHjris came in the twelfth at the ex
pense of Vmce DiBiasi.
Hoflxwood tto (i; ino ori2 8 14 1
Portland 400 ("01 (Vil 0K 6' 12 2
fll-en Vtaltzbeieer ! Sal t-on iS .
BanriMl Mi and Sindlmk 1'nfer UOi
Moot Fleit.ing iS'. D-.ehl 7 . Dibiasi
lilt a no Vi laau
S.'!-r.i'tiento 0O0 fxiO (MiO 0 8 0
Sar) Fr. ncisco (100 INK) Olx -1 4 1
Gillespie and Plumbo. I.ien and Par-
tee
Oakland
: Seattle
Hi tile and
C'Ssto
San D-ego
noo ooo ooo -0 3 3
000 OOO'OIx 1 4 1
Padgett Fletcher and
3O0 140 101 7 1
I.os Aneelej 103 170 OOx 12
' Juedis ch Kipo i5-. Hallett iSi Haf
v i4- and Mx-)re XX'atkins. Ibde i5
Ke-Ua 1 7i and Ma lone.
BEARS ARRIVE
SEATTLE. M ix- 11 -Ay- The
Out-si't-d t'niversity of California
it iisl-fBe i rs. O'ymi-u rv.ir.g cham
pionF. m i r ed late today and un
tried) !ie!y dipped their oars into
Lake Washington ! r a t ial vvoik
dut The Bear varsity. .I.ivvoe and
frosh v U r;re the Ur iveisity of
Wasldngt-.n over a 2ni mile course
here Saturdny in their annual
classic.
Oregonians
; In tho Majors
XXVdnesclav :
Ab R H O A E Rbi
3 110 10 0
4 10 230
4 0 2 2 J 0 0
Pesky. Red Sox
toe-r. Red 'on
Gordon. Ind ar.i
11 taL' hers
Fox. Reds. on Wednesday
Hitters Busy Dodging
By Joe Reichler
NEW YORK. May 11-oPi-Are
major league pitchers resorting
te the duster tht year? Or are
thev simply wilder than usual ?
There is a rule in each major
league that makes it mandatory
far an umpire to report a pitcher
who he believes deliberately
threw at a batsman. The offend
er ;H subject to both a fine and
a suspension.
In all. 56 batters have been
hit by pitched balls during the
first three weeks of the major
league season. Two of them.
Manager Lou Boudrrao of the
Cleveland Indians and Catcher
Clyde MrCuilough of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, have been vic
Umized three times. Three ath
letes. Stan Rojek of Pittsburgh,
and MrCullouxh and Boudreau.
have been injured badly enough
to be forced to miss several
games.
Addressing; a high school
group in Cleveland yesterday.
Boudreau said the reason he'd
RE-ROOFIIIG?
lie thrifts- ' . . see the friendly little Scotchman for a
FREE ESTIMATE!
MUM
ocyrc S40c HNU
2S5 N. Commercial
in- . i
coming weekend, in mixes with the
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WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
XX 1. Pet XV L Pet
Yakur.a 14 4 7H3 Vancouxer 8' 8 5W
Salem 12 7 S7 Taconia 7 12 M9
Brerrertn 11 8 fill Victoria 7 13 316
Wenatche 9 11 575 Sp kan 11 313
Last nigM's Ksuil- At Victoria IV
SaNm 11 At Vancouver 7 Wenatchee
1 At Spokane 14, Tacoma 3. At Bim
erton 2 Ynkma 3.
( OAST I EACI E
XV I. p-t XX I. Pet
Hollvw'd 2fS 18 y.2 Seattle 22 22 SOO
San Diegn 2.1 20 V!) San Fr-rn 22 C.I 4P.S
Sacrati-.to 22 2 516 Arc's 21 23 474
Oakland 23 22 514 Portland l2t 3S I
Last mgi-t i"-nits At PuiiUnrt .
'lollv wool 8. A? Sc.itfle 1. Oakland 0
A' l.os Ann Vs 2. Sar. Diego 7, At Sat.
F-arti -M-o 1. S.ictan.ti,!n 0. j
A Xll'Rlc V IF.GIR
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New- Y rk lfi 6 727 Chieago H 11 VK)
( lev l.,nd 10 7 Sua Philadel 11 12 478
Detroit 11 9 5"ii Boston 8 11 421
XVa-b 12 11 522 St Poi.is 5 17 227
XVeinesd..v res. ills At Cleveland 3
New York 2 At Detroit 1 Washington
11. At Chicago 12 Boston 8: At St I
NATIONAL IEACII
W L Fct V. P P t
Philadel 10 12 VSNew Y rk '.? S 1"
Plttsb rBh in 12 553 Boston Ki 5M
S Io:. is H 11 42! Brooklyn 1' in S2 1
("h.uapo 8 11 I21 Cinci n t( 10 Lfi Vm
I.o-ms 5. Philadelphia 4
XXednesdav resalts At Philadelphia
2 Chicago 4 At New Yoi k 2 f':nr m
nnli 4. At Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 5.
At Boston 7. St. Louis 0
COTTAGE GROVE VICTOR
EL'GENE, May 11 ..,V,- Cottage
Grove won the ditiict 4 rlas A
high school t-ack crown heir- tn
day. The Cottage Giove athle'.os:
scored 100 points to pull .'.head of
Springfield's 86 8 IS Other (lass
A scoring: Eugene 64: Rcseburg
81: North Bend 25'-,: CVxpaille
23: Myrtle Point 21 11 15: Marsh
field 16'j: University High. Eu
gene, 15 1 5. Siuslaw II: Oakridge
6 1 5; Junction Citv 0: Sutherlirf
0.
IIODGIV HOSPITALIZED
SAN FRANCISCO. May 11 -tT'i
Ralph Hodgin. 'Sacramento out
fielder who was hit on the head
bv a pitched ball lat maht. was
t eported rest nig w ell today. Hos
pital attendants said the former
Chicago White Sox outfielder was
under observation He was h't
above the temple by a hall thrown
by Pitcher Steve Nagy of the San
Francisco Sea Is in a Pacific Coast
league game.
M.nk T.vain patented in 1fc73 a
bok which did not haxe a single
word in it yet 25,000 copies of it
were sold. It was a self-pasting
' scrapbook.
been hit so many times this sea
son was "because they're aim
ing at me."
Rookie southpaw Ken Johnson
of the St. yuij Cardinals, and
Sheldon Jone of the Giants.
each has hit three batsmen this
year, t incinnatl s Howie to,
the Cards' Jim Hearn. the Phil
lies Schoolboy Rowe. the Yan
kees' Tommy Byrne, and the
Senators' Rae Scarborough, have
conked two batters apiece.
The most seriously hurt has
been Rojek. the Pirate shortstop.
Hit twice in one game by Cardi
nal pitcher, he was carried un- :
conscious off the field the see-;
end time and missed la games, i
Irate Pittsburgh team mate ar-!
eused Manager Eddie Dyer of
the Cards of ordering his pitch
ers to throw at Rojek. Dyer de
nied the charges.
Four Boston Red 'Sox players
have been hit this season, and
oddly enough, it was a SL Louis
Brown pitcher w ho did it each
time.
ASlf? I II lllllllllfl
OUTMp "
Plu 3-S478
61.742 See Tribe Top Yanks;
White Sox Tie Scoring Record
1 !
NEW YORK. May 11 The New- Ybrk Giant.-' aeven-game win
ning streak went up in smoke today, but the amazing Washington
Senators continued to defy the law of aSerape? by racking up'th'eir
ninth straight victory. j jl -
There never was any doubt about the Vf'ashirgton outcome after th
first inning when the Senators raked Stiihhy overmire. Detroil j di
minutive lefthander, for five runs and iwent or. to overwhelm th"
l lgers li- i.
Louis Group'
Eyes Monopoly
...NEW YORK. M.,v T -a- T'f
muddled boxing itti.--tun cleaved
: today xv hen it xo learned that
. the new Joe l-ui-MaiiiM)n Sp;..re
: corpor.-.tior :s net( t:..tlrp to bu
i out the nxal Tiutnament of
Champions.
j Laxx'icfce Lxn;;n tf the Col
i umtia Bio,idr..f t:iif sMem. '.ire
president cf the T of (" . and Ned
i Irish, exeoutixe x n e-president of
the Garden, both admitted nego
tiations are under xvny. They said
no deal has teen completed
George Kletz, former president of
the T. ofvC and still a 25 jxm
rtl,K1Ar j,rl "Thtm T of
C. board of directors' has agreed to
accept the Madison Square Gar
den corporation's offer if the con
ditions are right."
If the deal goes through all im
portant boxing promotions xxil
be under one head.
Pheasant Gals
Pin titlists
The Golden Pheasant team rap
tuied the Ladies I'owlmg Lccie
title at Capitol AHexs last tu.u'.t
as( thev took two panics and the
series f rem Ciu 1 o; id Cafe in a
playoff m;:trh The Pheasant s..N
totalled ?3fi5 pins to the Cafi-'s
2273. '.xith Vi!.;niii Ciirlwi'iiuA
505 leading the v. ; v .
In the thn l-f hi ih plate p'.tv -
Off Lilt FlcllMs topped (".( -:)
Housekeeping's five. '2:'91 pin- to
22EI and in the hattle for the V.h
slot Vest Ss-lem M ri hants r; n ,
out on tip Of Ai dr's Je.vel-
1 ers. 1 4.'UI pifs
i
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Viks to Host
Golf Tourney
Salem high will be " the host
school as 12 prep teams ronxciue
on the Salem golf course Fridav u
nifn play in the State Prep Go't
Tourney. The teams will pl.iv 18
holes- Friday and at other 18 Sato. -iav.
with low art legate medal'
scot e tak ing la in Is .
Team enteied besides Loren
Moit's Salem i.i" are Med ford.
Maishfieid. Fog I'mxer ;1'
high of F.ugi n ( "or a 1 1 is, ai
Lincoln, Was hinrt. .ii. Jefferson,
Clexel.ind anri Certial Cathoh. ,
all of Portland.
Kent Mv ers will hold the No,
1 position for: S..U rr. w ith D or
Callahan. Captain Pob Goidon ,nd
Gene Ilw-ld fillowing in that or
der, i
The low four men in the tourrty
will automatically qualify for the!
all-st..te tim Trophies will be?
award d follow ir.g S a t u r da y's '
final aihin.
Toe-i ?f tune both days will, be
at 10 a in. J.'
Tiilile of (loastal Titles i
Tali- ( r tat', f . fnn, May. IW:
Cot tied pyj t? S (i,ii and GKletiii
Siirvtv Portland firr-ni
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tripij. m.d two runs patted In,
ted the rile hose attack.
The f ist meeting of jhe season i
between t world rhamnien
T "i fn ieagu
leaning ,xw ,oik - 1 ,iKees IV-
suited in a 3-2 oc'-vj- for tht
tribe, P h Porterfie'd l ist his oxvn
game xvilh n sexenth inning! wild
pitch Oat pei muted DiSe Mitchell
to scoie with the wirming' run.
Bob i I i mi r. w as foirejj tn le;rv
after; pitching to on bitter be
cause o? t tern mitsr lej The Ind
ians : sn;. ; ( eit a three-game losing
stre.ik I fe ir f 1,742 fafi.s. It was
the hi g st night crowd bf th yar
ind tre .! tvet of the Reason.
Hvly ( n eland's opening day
turnout of f-3.725 foppfd it.'
Jai. k C, i a ham led th St;. Ix-uis
Mi.ow. s t, a st-con,r1 s'rmht win
I'tr-i htekir g their Pirgame los-
ing Mh k liow ning the Philadel-
nhi.. A s. ,S-4. Graham "Joubled !
.xu o on r in () runs ni i
oijd two the attarS.'nrt Bobby :
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Wji inn Spnhn w.rt '-'h.s' fouith;
tiaiehi sholting d.it tlV St ! Iouii !
Canjlioais. 7-0. with ' ,hn. hils.l
Rookie l;'!i Wet le. another south-;
pawl Miivivrri a ni'nth-irrting rally:
as Pittshiirph defeateii; Bfviklxn,;
j 1 he Chicago Cub? handed
Ken! 1? oil Imari hi ftt los
aftef- !u- x if tones, tonprng th
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Mi'CU'.I 'it.
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