SsileDim ILegSoinis
Rally in 8th j
lakes Opener
Seronil Game Come
To Salem on Friday
MeMlNNVTLLE, Joljr 2-(Special)-
Tbe Salm Ci(al Pet
Na. American lrMn Junior
Ittfbtll team tonight eanie from
Vt hind and then went n to win
" Ha opening district J two playoff
fime with the -MeMinnvllIe
Jnlr to a 6-4 count. The
same went one extra Inning,
talem having tied the count ai
4-4 In the seventh inning.
Coach Bill tfananska's Saleim
tallied twice in the eighth off
lefthander Arvey Nelson, wee
MrMinnville pitcher who wa
wtld and in trouble almost
throughout the game.
Salem wax behnd 4-3 going
into "the final inning, the sev
enth. But walk by Nelson and
a pinch-hit single by Daryl!
Ciirod brought in the run that
ted the game.
onny Walker hurled the flrt I
ft ur inning and was replaced j
f) Jim Rock who picked up j
iredit for the victory at the end. j
' The win was Salem's 17th of
the Legion junior season to date, j
k against one loss.
Ttf. second game of the play
off will be held in Salem Friday
i 6:38 o'clock on Winter field.
Hanauska will start either Bob
I.'eOeer. Rock or Walker in this
tne. Another Salem win will
wh Ihe Capital Posters into a
tiayoir with itiiisonro lor tne
light to Join the state tourna
ment field, whereas a loss will
extend the district two playoffs
4 a third game Sundav. to be
flayed on a neutral field.
.VON CRAMM VICTOR
VfcLBKRT. Germany. July 20;
(A,- Gottfried Von Cramm. vet-'
nan German tennis star, flashed
wme of his old-time form today:
when he defeated Australia's Jm fc
Harper. 6-4. 6-2. in an interna-1
lk'niil match. In a men's doubles
ct-ri1tt. Von Cramm teamed with;
.'Haiir to beat Sweden Bertil i
frJorociinst and Doeije Yoi nMedl. i
-2, f-4. !
In answer to a stream of requests, the local Legion lads will gain a
Rtate tournament berlh if they can subdue McMinnville and then Hills
boro. The latter team already has clinched an inter-district playoffs
MXit and is waitins on the val.m.M'Mir,ni.m (ni. a ...i .i i.i
' , . . .
Vkc. I. mc mflb. tls nr..l. ....'
mnt-. .....nv ill nut. ilirj nilj I
nave tne "Dig city bugaboo to both
er 'em as did the '44 gang at Port
land. This year's state tourney is to
bt played at Albany in the new
baseball-football plant being erect
d there. A bit of irony in that too.
For the past two years the state fi
nals have been held in Salem, sans
a Salem team. This time it looks as
if the Capital Posters will make it,
but the tourney has been moved
from town . . . Add basketball pros-
-fjects for Johnny (Splash) Iewis'
WU team nest winter: Dick Mase.
the former Viking who has had a
couple of years at Oregon, plans
transferring to Willamette. The UO
eager are too many and too deep
for Dick, who wants tc. play bas
kotboll and not sit around ... Re
Willamette basketballing. former
Bearcat Coach Elmer Schaake has
shifted from an assistants role at
Modesto JC to the head cage and
gtid mentorship at Burlmsame hieh
is caniornia. Schaake succeeds Bob JOHNNY NENEZICH
i,rRi'i0ne,' "-American center at California who has resigned
KrSkmp.fi- k" is ,h Ple that av Willamette
Cwiter Chuck Patterson ho between seasons this summer is operat
ing as a crop inspector in the Northwest and does mt of his hopping
around Ma airplane . Although Bill ( Higb pockets) Lawrence got
the job for the balance of the season. Bremerton's Alan Strange was
amcng those nvited to go to Seattle to talk over the Rainier manager
aj t with big wheel Emil.Sick. Strange probably is better off where
he is, for if you don't already know it the Seattle job is one of those
frying pan posts, with the gas flaming on al) burners
Bill Bevens has landed a job. and it could be a good one He's
with the local Sears-Roebuck firm, which js managed by Jimmy
MoMilf. another ex-big leaguer, and in the ' appliance department
selling stoves, washing machines, refrigerator,; vacuum sweepers
etc. Mebbe Bill figures he'll liven up that dead srm of his via giv
ing demonstrations on how to clean a rug 4r do up a tub full if
diapers . . . The guy is still In baseball too, after a fashion. He's
to play for the Campbell Rock YWol soft bailers In the City league.
Bill at one .time years ago wa a pretty pert catcher In softv
.ranks , .. . -r '
Simonn Ifing. Lote in FirH Three Pro Start
JJ1,rm'r. mir and Coas league pitc her Gordon Jones, now a Cleve
tMThi lwn t wk watchtnig a; few Salem-Spokane
iin ,ar.V?'"V 'u"' 'mlr 4,1 the: Spokes' Jack Parks nd
tk-ubt). and left the info that Cleveland shelled out more than a few
bocks for the signatuies of Johnny Kovenz and Al Cohen, the U of
Orgon giads. Shortstop Cohen, now with Tacbma, got a flat $3000 for
V l"!"- "wording to Jones. And Outfielder Kovenz, with Bakers
field c f the Cal-State hp got $1000 for signing and a monthlv $175 . ;
. Cieorge (Junior) Simon, the Albany prep whis plucked by the
eA Louis Browns and sent to Redding of the, class C Far West cir
fPit has won two and lost one in bis first jhree professional ap
tearances. One of his wins was a four-hitter, in six Innings. Hub
Kittles Klamath Falls club hung the setback on Junior. Manag
ing the Keddings. incidentally, hi Ray (Buffalo) Perry, the pre
war Tare ma Tiger third-baseman who later played for the San
Francisco Seals. Perry at the last look had almost 4 home runs in
tho Far Went batting ficores and at one point along the way was
. walked 13 times consecutively on purpose!:
Sot Enough of fJltle John A run ml Here
Kk',h.n.T ju' h,,, WIL Prxv Rot Ar umpiring schedule
Th? aJa Jn i econd-guessable td us even at a distance.
JSHa ;worthltrd$ 'P"1- but only iwiie ha Johnny Nenezicfi
LJ IS . k1 ' Furthermore, the likeable and capable
Z??? m p -i rw h i e f d n t come back to the? Waters arena until late
TtV Z .hen.Jh d'. return hell havens his partner Doc Re
f 1 , 11 V',d P-rtnerhip doesn't split before then. When Doe
Bt back intQ the league,, recently, h joined up with Nenezieh. re
fii.cijg Tim McCullough I H
-Little John, you've no doubt noticed, baa the respect of every 1
rer in the rirewit .They all look upon him as the best In the 1
On top or It. he's Abels trouble-shooter, Whenever some
lob pels In a Jam with the other arbiters and maybem Is nude,
Abel sounds the alarm for Nenetirh and he toes in to help tidy up
Ue mesa tbe next series. A Seattle native. John has been uuipir- i
U over U years. His smartness of stature has cost him more than 5
se chance for a Coast league Job. as the FCL'rts. like the majors,
l. e their sergrattts in serge to be burly and gruff.
Nehe?n h hs been in the W1L siot 1840 and i? one of th.. gruys
w-ho will admit it when he boots one. Too rnpnyUf them wor t, and
HlKt as fTloflV lll hi( on thir IW.. k..t ...L. 1. c: ..
4A'i Circuit
Play Tonite
Opening: play of the season
for the Clawt "A" Salem Jun
ior baseball loop will eom
meare tonight at h. o'clock,
on Leslie field, according to
Vern Gil more, eity playgrounds
director. The practice game
will fratare Amby D'Eagle's
dinger "North" team against
Hank Jujran's Leslie "South"
squad. I '
. This will be the final effort
to organize the two teams. Gil
more adds. If enough player
are available for a game, the
contests will continue each
Thursday! If not, there will be
no more Class "A" division af
ter tonight. The Commercial
Stationery store and Maple
Sporting Goods Co. have been
lined up I to i, sponsor the two
teams.
Dairys, PO's,
Teamsters Win
The Teamsters. Maple Dairy and
Post Office came through with
wins in Industrial league action
last night; at Leslie field. The
Teamster crew topped the Paper
mills. 5-3. ;s Eldon Farlow tossed
a four-hitter. Maple Dairy grabbed
a five-inning 7-3 decision over
Warner Motors behind Beach's
flinging and the Postal club racked
up a 7-4 verdict over Naval Re
serve, as Mi Daniels chucked a four
hit job. i
Tonight rMootrys and the Ma
rines of the City league clash in
a makeup game set for 8 o'clock.. j
An Industrial tilt pits Mapie !
Dairy against the Naval Reserves
at 6:30.
PoM Office x... - rtOT 430 0" 7 1
Naval Rs H1 210 0 4 4 6'i
M Daniel; and Scott; . Busll, Fox1
and J.r i '
Teamster i 031 lOfi 6. 7 5:
Paper Mill i (44 ft 3 4 4
Farlow and Ktpbil; MuhwU and
C Bock.
Map)- Dairy
W'arnrfi
Archer.
214 f 7 3 2
21. 0-? s 3;
HiJfiher and
WIS
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'i .. . . .
V:r,y
0
wini cEflnihiiniVDDIles, to 4
WIUs Bashing Bambino
I:
V"
- " . ' - ' - f i y 1
i v - I
- ' " I 4 ' 3
. a?f5;
Possessor of a league-leading 24 home runs and among tbe top five in
RBI'. Dick Greco (above) of the Tacoroa Tiger logs the largest bat
in the Western International leagne this season. Greco and his mates
will finb-h a series with the Salems at Waters field tonight. Greco
has hit some of the longest homers ever seen in the Salem park.
Junior Golfers Clash
For Meet Titles Today
lt'11 be payoff time in the first annual Salem Junior Golf tourna-
ment today at Salem Golf club ts twelve young linksters go after
flight titles in battles which are set for the 36-hoIe distance.
The ieatuie match in the Junior division will pit Bob Albruh
Capilanos Top
Indian Outfit
SPOKANE. July 20 -"- Van
couver's Capilanos grabbed a 6-3
, decision over Spokane's Indians
tonight in the first game of a
i i Western International league twin
j bill. The win upped the Caps'
second-place margin over the
third-place Indians to 64 games.
Hunk Anderson of Vancouver
held the Spokes to three hits
while the Caps were getting to
Bishop for nine.
iFirst game rtven inning!.
Vancouver JfO 2 A t
Spokane 1 1-3 3 S
AndriM.n and Sheeley; Bihcp fcnd
Rc-fH.
'Joline. Tiganl
Tourney Victors
PORTLAND. July 20-;p)-Sev-enth-inning
rallies gave St.
Johns and Tigard wins tonight
in the state semi-pro baseball
tournament.
Four runs in the last inning,
three on a double, gave St. Johns
a 4 to 3 win over Sweet Home.
Tigard broke a seventh-inning tie
. to win over Portland s Wherry
i Cafe. 3 tc 2.
' Skt Horn . 011 Ol 1 S
I St. John 110 CM 44
Brg. Brightvktl) )7l and Smith
$ e
t I
in
' p and Bafero
I Wherrv . . 10 iz 02 S 7
! Tigard . ) C20 13 2
Hunt and Saul): Pearson. Dclbur
! (6) and Brookman. O'Harroran.
Prisoners Snare
2 More Verdicts
The State penitentiary Greys
racked up two more baseball wins
1 last week end The inmates topped
Independence Saturday, 6-1, be-
, hind the tight hurling of "Sanoma"
Hotz and notched a 4-0 decision
j over the Vancouver Eagles Sunday
as Whitey Bernstein gave up only
two hits and whiffed 12. Busse of
the Eagles fanned 18.
Senator Swat
Up to date)
B H Pet
Cnerrv 33 114 .337 SoTarra. .
B Ptrsn 3S1 1211 .313 Hedngln
Fredrckn 23 7 JO. Olsen ...
B H Prt.
OS 23 31
2SO -24
US 23 .271
31 91 45
33 .242
Krug 185
51 TJfi W. Ptrsn
10 278 Drilling
85 27T'Carlson
56 .279: Mclrvtn
13 271 Oeborn .
14 264
Foster 3S
Waslev 3l7
Beard 201
BiK kley 4S
Gjnnui 53
109 24 .220
11
1 .091
1 .091
21
Pitching.:
W L SO
Oohorn .5 4 40, Foster .
OKen P S 31 Ptern -
Mclrvln . 1 1 It Selarra
W L SO
.3 4 33
4 7 45
2 5 23
Drilling . 4 I SI Frdrick 1 1 M
BLANCHARD TO FL-AY
CHARLOTTE, N. C, July 20
jpl- Felix (Doc) Blanchard. all
America fullback of - the army
football teams of .1944-45-46, an
nounced today - he will play as
a professional this fall with the
independent . Charlotte - Clippers.
Blanchard is a lieutenant in the
air force, stationed at Shaw field,
j Sumter, S. C, about 120 miles
j from here.
Amazing!
New! V .
IITTLE-RCCK BLOCK
Pumilite - West Salem
t x
:a.i-"t . .A-3tyx
againsi 5ian samueis ior me
championship flight crown. Sam
uels earned a finals berth as he
downed Ed Bauer 2 and 1 Wed
nesday. The title flight battle in the
Boys division sees Dave Wright
colliding with Mickey Raschko.
In the Junior division first
flight Bob Hazel will meet Bob
Gordon in the finals and that di-
vision's second flight finals puts
Jerry Slurgis in against Leo Se-
bern. Steve Merchant and Dick
Sohrt will light it out ior tniin i
flight honors
In the Boys division first flighl :j
Bob Fisher and Lyman Butter- I
neia win i rne nnais contenders, i
Victors in the finals matches j
will leceive trophies and other
prizes from the Maple Sports !
firm, spe-nsors of the tourney.
. - i i 1 1 i . i . . i
Bowling
MAJOR SCRATCH I.F.ACt F
HARTWEIX ELECTRIC til: E. Hart
well 60S. Reeve 476. UiKin 567. H.
Page 660. SENATOR'S l2i: Irons .
OJney 5.W. Fnesen 51). West 511.
KARR'S 1: Lull 4. Mathis 45.
Karr 542, Coe 0f). BRA DEN S BODY
SHOP 2l: White Mu. S. Braden 570. L
Braden 526. Evans 551.
CAPITOL BEDDING ll): Poulin 5)2
Ro 510. Logan 521. Hickman 527.
CUPBOARD CAFE (21 Stralton 505.
MDford 45S, Raiburn 512. Henderson
59)
ABC. WINDOW CLEANERS ill: D
Page 485 Bigler 440. Nuber 579. Mc
Clukey 2). CLINES COFFEE shop
izi: tune M2. Crawford 554. rower
614. Oslund 456
High ind. team series: Cline's Coffee
shop. 2266.
Hiarh ind. ri: Cline sr.. 642.
High ind. game: Cline sr.. 244,
DEER SHORTAGE FEARED
PR1NEV1L.LE, July 20 -P)
Hunters began worrying today
about what the Malheur forest
fire would do to the deer. Not
that anv of them were hurt dur
ing last week's fire itself, but
much of their pet winter forage
bitlerbrusl was destroyed.
Goose Eggs
.First garnet:
Tarnma ( ; (4) Salem
BHOA BHOA
Spaeter. 1 1 0 t 3:W Ptrsn 2 3 0 2 1
Jones. 1 2 0 2 Krug. 1 3 M3 t
Kancy.i 2 8 2 -l BJ'lrsn 3 1 0
Greco, r 3'. 3 OCheiry. m 3 13 9
lohnsn. 3 3 2 0 tVasley, I 3 2 2 0
Barr. m 3 2 4 tMdingtn. 3 3 C 0 2
Ballard. 1 3 4 'CTMn. c 2 0 1 e
Sheets, c 3 13 OBucklv. r 2 S 0
Lazor. p 10 0 1 Olsen. p 2 112
Tortier." ( 6 t;
Gardnr. 1 0 C '
Total 23 5 18 5 Total 24 5 21 11
Batted tor Lazor In 7th.
Ran for Johnon In 7th.
Taroma . OOO 000 C 5 1
Salem -X. .- IIO0 301 4 5 0
Pitcher IP AB H R ER SO BB
Lazor e 24 S 4 3 1 6
Olsen .. . 7 23 3 t 1 1
Lvft on baae: Taroma . Salem 2.
Errors: Ballard. Home run: W'aley.
Two-base hits: WasJey. Caero. Runs
batted in: Cherry 2. Hedington, Waly.
Sacrifices : Jone. Kne. La nor. Time:
Vmftrm riammu and Skulik.
RE-ROOFIIIG?
Be thrifty I . . fee the friendly little Scotchman for a
FREE
255 N. Conmereta!
Olsen Pitches
4-0 Shutout
Waley Bangs No. 14;
Taw fake 2nl, 3-0
By Al Ughtncr
Unable t muster up the neces
sary punch in the nightcap, Sa
lem t Senators muffed a chance
make a move forward last night
Waters field by splitting the
doubleheader with Tacoma's Tig
ers, on a duet of shutouts, 4-0
and "0-3. The split left the locals
nine: games below the .500 mark
and sends them into a final series
game tonight with the Tiges, start
ing at eight o'clock.
A Brillheart-was-right crowd of
only 841 paid watched the two
some last night, the first a Jim
Olsen whitewashing at 4-0 and the
second a reciprocation by Mgr.
Bob Johnsons crew at 3-0. The
doubleheader split amounted to
the tnth in succession that Salem ;
has broken even in. !
Tonight Big Cal Mclrvin .will go
to the hill in an effort to wrest
the final tilt from the cellar dwel
lers. His opponent has not been
announced by Johnson, although
it might be the newcomer from
San Diego, Don Carter.
Olsen rode home on a five-hitter
in his seven-Inning stint, the
first goose-egg job he has whip
ped ud this season. Big Jeem
walked but one and fanned as j
many in notching his ninth win
of the. campaign. sThe Tigers first and he quickly turned the
bunched hits in two of the innings,' heat off by starting b double play,
the fourth and seventh, but Olsen The hitting fireworks were few
settled fast to retire the fide both during the four-hour evening, but
times and escape damage. Umpire Max Skulik inserted a
All the run support he needed few of his own For no particular
came in the fourth inning when : reason,' t ther than U shew per
Martv Krug was safe on a two-: hap 'h' h ets into sc much
base error, moved to third on Bud trouble over th . league. Skulik
Peterson's single to left and scor- "ran someone eft the Tacoma
ed along with Peterson, when bench during tht nightcap t-nd
Bob Cnerrv dented the right field then wound up by chasing Al
wall with a double off Vince U.- Spa eter- because he d.dn t like
zor the ex-Salem sidcarmer. Mel j chin-high jitth. called strike, by
Waslev followed with another : Maxwell ... A new outfielder,
double this one coming within Orrin Snyder, is sthedultd u jom
rn- scant inch of being is heme
run.
Mel lofted a lowering fly ; 1c
right that came down, smack atop
one i t the 1 x 12 ltnce boards nd
bounded back into the paik. bt-
! jjeving the ball might be caught,
j cherry got only as lar as third,
But he rambled in when Bob Hed-
j jngton flied to Eddie Bair in ten-
ter.
Waslev put the extia push on
it the next time at bat, pounding
his 14th homer of the season over
his pet spot in right field in the
sixth. The blow was Mel's ninth
in the local arena, tieing him with
Eddie Wilson of the 1940 club for
the record for home runs hit out
of the "Waters patch. The circuit
walloD was Waslev's 14th of the
j carr,pajgn- sd he has but two
j Xo hit to tie Karr's all-season
t record established in 1548
L8Zcr allowed
himself, but toe
bunched, along
fence-conqueror.
only live hits
many of them
u ith Wblev's
wim "Wif)
The ODener was played ir.
minutes flat, which is unofficially
a 1949 record for a seven-inning
tilt in the loop.
Lefty Bob Kerrigan, an erratic
member of the Tige staff most f
the season, weathered a few rough
spots early in the second game and
went on to take a 3-0 victory. Sa-
lem reluctantly obliged in the first,
four innings bv leaving no Iff? ' at iniuit . nwion i, ai b-i. u.ui
than eight base runners stranded. Fh"-J',a r-
which could be a record also. national leagi f .
Big Sfu Frederic ks, c-e-rtainly w L Pet W L Pel
47 ,,h )llrL mmr., r.f ,hKls'M,r 52 33 S12Ne York 42 41 50f
the tough luc k member of this j 5t lxfun j,, M, Plt!tburgh 4 44 47f
year's hill corps was the Victim , Boston 47 40 .MOCincinati 34 5f 45
von thcitifih he Yielded onlv six
hits. Salem got eight of Kerrigan, ,
but nary a one when it meant a ,
run.
Fredericks lost the game as
early as 1he second inning on a
( walk, Jerry Ballard s bloop single
to center, a bounding tingle to ;
left by new catcher jerry oaroner
and a squeeze bunt by Kerrigan.
good for two runs. A hit by Barr.
his stolen base, an error and a fly
got the third run across in the
..,.,ii,
From there in it w as a fine duel
between Fredericks and Kerrigan
as both tightened up. Kerrigan al
lowed but one hit in his final five
heats, and Frederic ks a mere two
in his. Salem had the bases loaded!
with one out in the second, but
Divvied Up:
Second uame :
Taroma 4 3)
() Salem
BHOA
BHOA
Spaeter 2 4 0 1 3 W Ptrsn. 2 4 112
Jones. I 5 C 1 O Krug. l l iz l
Kancy.j 4 1 1 2 B.Ptrcn. r 4
Greco, r 4 1 0 0!Cherry,m 4
Iohnon.3 4 0 1 5Wale, l 4
Barr. m 3 2 2 O Hdingtn.3 3
Ballard. 13 1)3 2 Beard, t 4
Sardnr. c 4 1 7 lBuckly , r 4
Kerigan.p 3 0 1 0 FrdrtckF.p 3
Cohen, i 0 0 0 2G.Ptrn, 1
1 1 t
1 3 C
t 2 C
1 C 1
2 5 0 1
1 1 l i
C 2 2
c e c
14 !
Total 34 0 27 15 Total 35 27
Batted for Fredericks In fih.
Taroma 02ti )( 3
Salem W 000 000 0 4
Pitcher IP AB H R EH SO EB
Kerrigan 6 35 t (I 0 4 1
Fiederrcks 34 3 3 4 3
Left on base: Taroma Salem t.
Errors: B. Petersen 2. Beard 2. John
ton. Two-baste hit: Cherry. Runa bat
ted in: Gardner 2. Kerrigan. Sacrifice:
Kerrigan. Stolen basei: Barr 2. Double
play: Ballard to Gardner to BaMard.
Time: 2:02. Umpire: Skulik and Flam
mia. Atteaxianoe: t41.
ESTIMATE! '
M !'i . Vr
PNDSONS r-"!
""t' Ph.
4-Ball Meet Opens Today; Locke Gets Panning
TOLEDO. O- Jly tlMATW
fnverneM fourball MklMt get
nder way taumw. bt
of to4tay'a pre-Uonaey talk ee
tered arooatd the fatar atatato of
Bobby Locke of Soatk Afrtea In
American eventa.
Locke, after wiaaiag tb Brf
tik open recently, aaooooccd
Wd deUy bis retom U this cosia
try. Be bad been paired with Dick
Mete la the iavemefio batUea of
BlrdW. and 'bis default vine4
np the scbedale.
S. J. McGlveran. tonrnaanent
champion, said today be bad not
yet been notified by Locke Uat
iYanl.s Slam Dndians,
Lead; Cardinals Gain on Biims
gyi,, Skrlman. Salem. Ore
Sizzlin' Saltzman Handcuffs
Rainiers, Portland Wins, 3-0
SEATTLE. July 2C -iJF- Hal Saltzman. who was released un
ceremoniously by the Seattle Rainiers a year or so ago. came back to
haunt the home club tonight by twirling a three-hit 3-0 shutout Vic
tory for the Portland BeaverF over the Rainiers. 1 was his 14th Pacific
Frederick? bonneted-tc Eallard at
the S3ems soon. Ht tgietd K
terms 'wUh Pusintss Manager
Gec rge Emigh la icltgiam .yes
terday, after being jtUaset. ly
Vancouver ...
TBTta
WfSTtRN INI f UN A 1 ION AL
W L Frl W t T-cl
Yakim 62 32 rr. 43 52 4S?
Vancouvr W 35 615 Br mtrtr. 42 54 4J
Spokan 51 4S 573 Vic toria 41 52 441
WenaK be 4 5ci 479 faccrr 3J H 3S4
Wrdnc-Mlay iniult At St.U-r; 4-C
i Tacoma l!-3 at Spokan 5 Vancouver
it (second can iult itt one., al
J Wnatoh-VirtOf u uesull on page
' enri at Yakima-Bremrlcsn iicmlt or,
1 iby ir i.
COAST iitr.it
Hc.Dvwod 70 47 y Oakkrid . MK
; Sac ramnt 61 52 54 Portland .V. in 41
San r' S 57 5i San Franc 52 S4 441
.Seattle 5 5 504 Lc Anel 47 SS 4l-f
Wednesdai rcsultii At Seattle t
Portland 3. At Oakland 3 San fian
nsco 0. At Sacramento 4 San Diegc
(I. At Hollywood 3. Lot Angel 3
(Second ame wore f-ft onei.
AMKRICAN llAC.tt
W L Pet. W L Pet
New Yc rh 54 31 f3.VDelrc.it 4 42 52.'
Vlevelaric! 49 35 .SS3 C'hlcagc 3 ."0 4.'r2
i ''",,"n .
' v wd,
4 44) 5.H5 W-hinftr. 34 4 41S
4f 4V 52S St Ixui 55 34.'.
cinevdav results At Cleveland 3
Nt York 7. at Detroit t Wahincin
Ohlladel 44 42 S12Chlcar 32 55 3W
Wedneda reu)t: At bUin 4 f-t
Lcuiv t 10 innings l ; at New Yoih 5
Cincinnati 1. at Brooklyn Pittrbuish
8. at Pmladelrrua 3. Chicagr 4 ill inn
ing I.
American League '
, Ne York u ni 4-7 13
Cleveland flow, no 3 it l
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ijftpai rape ir ano rerra. rei.ei.
rexneh irt. Eearden ici
nd Ktfcan
wathiniion . in tji hi- tc
Detroit tit 210 03 If 1
Hams and Ear); Kretkm. Over
.nire 1 5 1 . Grisom 161. Hutrhinson !.
rloutteman Si and Rx4e.
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Chicago
4 CW i3 7 10 2
421 me ri 12 l
Ouinn 1 2 1 . Marti.n U
Jchnn
and Teobettr. Baits (Si; Kuxava and
Ma lone i
Nalional Leagne
Cf u aeo . 2C1 614 t 1
Philadelphia GOO 003 MM) M)-3 7 1
i ill 'nnmitst Leonard and A Walker:
Roberts. Simmon 7i and Semimrh.
St UrtiiP . 000 003 010 2 4 13 t
BcxUin Cj4CJ 000 (WC 04 8 3
flO mninl Pollct. Wilk i2i. Staler
BraW Si and Garagiola; Sain.
Pctter f and Crandall.
Cincinnati
New York
. M OWl 1001 7 I
221 OHO 00 5 12 . 2
Lively 4i. Fanovich
Kwl and Mueller.
Raf fenberarer.
I and Howell.
. i PitUburgh . 142 00 303 11 1
I i Broriklvn 000 032 100 C 10
-ftiddle. Dickon "St. Caey 7i.
Clumbert iSl and McCuIloufih. Fitz
gerald 1 7 : Branca. Ban la tel. Pa lira
7i. ;tmt f) and Ca Ri pane 11a
be wonld not appear, and only
knew what be "had read In the
fwoera."
McGiyeraa, I Mediately aign.
od Saaa Snead, naaatera and PGA
cbaaopioB. to replace Locke. Tnen
the toamey rhairanan. Irked no
end, wrote a blistering letter of
protest to the PGA A neat Locke's
actio a,
Tbe letter wa turned over to
George Schneiter, PGA toarna--naent
manager, who said today
be had forwarded It to the PGA
executive committee for action.
"Locke also bad arranged to
appear with E. J. (Dutch) Har-
yen. Thurrdoy. July 21. 1S49
'
Coast league win against six de
feats
Nc Seattleite
got past second
bas off Saltaman. The series now
stands at one shutout apiece. A
twin bill is tched tiled tomorrow
night.
In other games tonight Oakland
r -r 1- rBn,c,M0' t
M awi t i .T . I 1UI I1IIK, vTCI fifliniM'
blanked San Diego. 4-0, on Bill
Holcombe ihree-hitter and Hol
ly wooc edged Los Angeles. 3-2.
in 1h first game of a twin bill.
(Set one game result on page one
Portland 3)
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Seattle
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Mrqne7.rr 4
Shupc . 1 i
The rws 5 ?
Wenne r. J 3
Brcvi r
Mujlcn J :
Bladd c 4
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Lonni- pitcher: Sci.ani.
Errors Scham Karpel- Left en
bar Por'land I. Settle 4 Io-l,e
Srhanz Brovia Hum battel) in Wen
ner. Ulacld Double play S-huter to
York to Becker i2i. Time I SB. I'm-plren-
Deeier.' Krigeio and Doran At
tenclfcr.ee 411S
Lc Ar.iielefi
He ))yo4t
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(Eicht innin.cM S:torrer
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Win i7 and Full rink. Wd'
Sandloc fc.
and
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Oakland
Lien Meltor;
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Gordcn Indians
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Hsoa for three eblkiUon-nvat-cbe-
Sehnelter said- I
-Locke also eonmanlttri hlnaoelf
to be here for the western open
ao well aa'tho invemeoa BBatcheo.'
Sebneltev, In answer to a nea
UoswuM Icke bad appeared 1st
America a tenrnamenta t the i
vitation of the rOA. Sand aabl
that withdrawal of sncb Invita
tions woald result In Tthe man
who came to dinner" bring bar
red front fntnre meets.
Locke has been a. aenaaUoa on)
tbe American eonrses the few
ear. and his priie -winolnga
nave soared Into tbe tbonsanda.
increase
Giants Topplti
Scoring Record
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NEW YORK. July: 20 ftfV Th
New York Yankees clawed Bobby
Feller for four runs in tthe third
inning tonight and; went on to
beat the Cleveland Intfians. 7-3,
to stretch their American league
lead tc four and a hilf games
over the challenging Tfibe.
Jce DiMaggio. , Yogi Bena an4
Ed Lopat led the Yanks' 13 hit
attack against fiv Cle elarxl
pitchers DiMaggio $ drve hom
three runs on a horner nd triple.
Berra delivered two with a homer
and single and Lbpatf knoked
home one while bafigin out tw
singles and a doobl. j
The largest night game crowd
of the season, 75.340 fafis flocked
to Cleveland's Municipal stadium
to witness; the second? gim
tf
the crucial series. j
The St. Louis Cardinal? camo
from behind arffT topper the Bos
ton Braves. 6-4, in tei innings
in a night game at Boston. The
victory moved the Crd to within
two and one half garrles of the
National's front-ruhninj: Brook
lyn Dodgers. The tMgers drcp
ed an 8-6 day gaine detisic.n to
the Pittsburgh Pirates Ral h
Kiner s second homer of the gamo
and his 26th of th sHason with
two on in the'ninth fuined the
,iHipt.,! Lc, Klein -rackcc a
... . ...... . xt. i- rv
iwo-ruii iHiuuir oil is ri'ini
to give the Card their victory.
Hank Saner escorted the Chicago
Cubs to a 4-3 eleven-inning tri
umph over the Phils in a night
game in the Quaker t'lty." Si.uer
drov e home all c f Chicago s uins
;with his lTth and : 1 Fit homers
and a triple. I
The Boston Red Sox lost grouted
in their bid to get .back into the
American league pt-nrfant thiivo
by dropping an 8-t decision to
the Chicago White Soxiundtr the
sun at Chicago. In the 4nlv other
j afternoon games the fJew Yoik
Giants whipped the ;Cinrinru-tJ
j Rm)!( for the sec ond in
w nitr iiitr :tiriC'ri
nosed out the Wanington Sena
tors. 6- Ted Williams hit a
three-run homer U thi Red Sen
his 22nd i
The tiiants set a- mor Hugue
. .... .'..A
' III1PII1K :Sc''"Ifc I e, ,i m
j in defeating the Ked Tallyir g
in eacn oi rne instiinrj-e innings,
the Giants extended tfeeir stiii.lj
through 14 frames;' toi beat the
former mark r.f 12. stablishd y
another Giant team- the 1t23
club Dave Koslo WenJ the dis
tance, scattering seit hits Ict
his sixth victory. The Tigers came
up with three rurisiin the eighlh
inning to overcome; a p-3 Wash
ington lead and htngf the sixth
defeat Uon southpa Mickty
Harris
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