-1:
atarday rautterlaci;
And Just wb Is this "Sens
tor Baseball' phintwi to be mm
veiled 8udT
If hi? Don't
knew fer'anre,
bat eer geesa
fa .Jim OUen.
... ntw cvun- -r .
w,U Uke toll , If
knew, yen gnyt Nil QT VF I :
one night hire M
the eesiplete Hf "t
results ef the Cosstan Mil,
fame la jrour sports section,
and the next night havl enly
half of them? Aanber elNcea-
FIOW NDIf
1?
ons Ur tt, friend, and eve
ne a distinct headache far
Look: All California cities are
In non-Dayligbt Saving Time
Beavers Capture Pair fromi OaEffland;
DcSIe Cameron's 1395 Top wuL Figure
Rhyne Slips
From Top Tie
Clint Cameron of Wenatchee,
thnneh out of the' lineup with in
juries -since July 20th, held ' the,
top hitting rung on me western
International league ladder with
a .395 average through games of
August 2 according, to figures re
leased by the Howe News Bureau.
Hal Rhyne, also of Wenatchee
and co-holder of the batting lead
the previous week, slipped eight
f points to a second place .387 fig
ur. Edo Vanni, Yakima, was
third with a .370 mark and George
Stainback of Spokane held fourth
with .352. Bob Cherry. Salem.
tood 18th among the regulars
via a .329 figure.
Jim -Warner of Wenatchee took
. the homer-hitting leadership away
from Dick Greco of Tacoma as he
upped his circuit blows to 29, and
Bill Taylor held on to the runs-batted-in
lead with 101.
In team batting. Vancouver was
the pacer onv its .303 mark, Salem
rsnkine last with .269.
Vancouver also held the team
fielding lead via a .964 figure and
-also led the field in double plays
with 133. Salem was sixth in
fielding on a .952 4nark and rated
second in double plays with 110.
Dewey Soriano, the pitching
president of Yakima, paced the
mound, regulars with 13 wins, two
losses. John Marshall of Brem
erton, failed to get a win during
the week but still had the most
hill victories 19.
TEAM BATTING
Ab H 2b 3b Hr Pet
Vancouver 1 3680 111 1
WnurichM 3S61 18S 253 4? 98 299
" T.Z38iO 1135 193 49 77 8
YaWroa ZL -3857 1147 207 49 5 297
Bremerton . 3852 1105 14 43 48 287
Erl" . nins 1082 193 4 71 284
Victor a " r""n 3827 1082 191 49 94 283
mSSST .3594 989 149 37 .99 369
TEAM FIELPING .
W L DP PO A T Pet
Vancouver 3 41 133 1 17 145
Yakhna 71 39 90 2819 1274 183 ?M
vttoTu IC SO 59 97 281S 1190 178 957
SDokanc " 5S 52 1 2824281 192 955
Toma 48 6 101 2837 1242 198 954
gai7m 46 Si no 2820 jw 201 953
WenVtchee 55 M 99 M 1091 245 943
ID.V.DABATT.NO
n V.n .150 80 12 1 35 400
Cameron. Wen 308 121 28 0 11
Rhyne. Wen 1,377 148 29 7 13
VaruU. yak 448 18 25 S
Slnovtc Sal.Van 183 67 11 9
BUlnback - Spo 284 100 17 4
BaUasi. Vie 281 97 18 I 7
Arnertch. Bre .389 134 22 7 I
Greco. Tae 399 137 38 6 27
BrUkey. Yk -.388 133 31 9 9
Orteif. Yk . 289 99 20 4 7
Rarton. Spo 3 124 25 4 17
Eheely. Van 260 SS 12 0 9
Mead. Van 408 137 19 16
raby. 8po JZZ 380 128 23 4 3
nd Sna LZ 282 88 IS 2 3
73 3S3
74 387
57 370
49 3fi
40 352
36 345
54 344
92 343
77 343
73 343
93 339
63 338
94 337
58 337
no " H l I a.
Taylor. Bre 444 14 24 10 la ui "
Pocekay. Br. 436 143 20 S 0 77 32?
L. Tr.n. Van -404 133 27 9 10
Cherry. 81 399 128 26 7 9
Richardan. Spo 294 98 12 1 16
Jenninn. Yak 393 128 21 10 7
Hack. VkS 383 125 20 4 S
Roblnaon. Van .464 151 IS 7 2
HaakeU. Wen .391 126 29 6 2
McDoucald. Vic 407 131 27 4 12
Parka. Spo 328 103 13 12 19
73 3
92 329
79 327
85 336
69 326
41 329
47 325
94 322
96 316
36 316
Barr. Tae 294 wj w
Peaut. Wen . 348 108 20 4
Palmer. Spo 323 100 9 4
BuccoUS Vic -.413 127 18 9
Faber. Wen .. 413 127 29 9
R. Tran. Van 384 118 13 3
79 310
31 310
99 308
79 309
96 307
76 307
95 304
Waaler. Sal . 349 107 14 3 17
B. PeUrn. Sal 431 131 20 11 9
Tornay. -Yak 181 55 9 4 3
Thompaon. Yak 372 112 23 4 3
Moor. Yak 316 99 19 I 7
27 304
94 301
61 301
Sil-Sox Beat
Macs, Tourney
PORTLAND. Am. -AV The
' state semi-pro baseball toarna
snent was -cat to eight teams to-
Icbt as the SUvertoa Red Sox
eliminated the McMlnnville Col
leglana ta eight unlngs, 5-4.
Bill Hananska waa on the
naoand for Silverton and . scored
the winning ran himself. The
eont was tied. 4-4. at the end of
the regnlation seven inninr. bat
liana uska doabled la the eighth
aad scored oa singles ' by Dob
Hatteberr aad Jack Haade. , The
Banks i Pioneers remained aade
. feated as Big Jim. Hndson set
WUlamette dowa with three klta.
-Z. . .
Charles' Plea
fcVf YORK, Aug. 9-(jF-z2ard
Charles,, the .NBA heavyweight
champion, made another plea to
the New York State boxing com
mission today to have his fight
with Gus Lesnevich recognized as
a title. bout. But he didn't get
much satisfaction. -
Charles wu told only to keep
on fightinf.
The Lesnevich fight Is scheduled
for next Wednesday night at Yan
kee stadium. It will be recognized
9 a title defense by the states
covered by the national boxing
association, but not by New York,
unless the commission chanjes Its
mind. . , -
Nixed by NY
W Causes Natightbiit
.v.,..:;. ..... ... ... -..D... .-.),;.,
senes, as ' are Yakima, TVenat-
ehee as Spokane m the Will
Cenoeoeently they' nc J'
later there than We are here.
When tt't nidnigfat here. It's
- enly 11 fpjD. there. Then tev
(and ntoch too often to salt as),
once la awhile some eassahle
. aoal g eta) laggtsh ta filing- the
scores ea the . Associated Press,
wire (they do. this; fat the DST
cities bow aad then also), and
we can't do a , thtar bat rave,
rant and cane every thin , in
eladlnjr those deadheads, oar
deadline ' and the dopes , who are
responsible for the! hour differ
ence ' la I time. The! only salva
tion we have, anUl DST Is
tossed oat, Is the wee box on
pace one every night The bare
rores of all games jure contained
tbcre and once la I awhile more
Hot After W I Hit Title
Yakima's Edo Vannl (above), peculiar bitting stance and all his been
one $Tthe top hitters la the league all season and has as good a
chance as any player to take the 1949 bat title. Vannl has one. of
the most unorthodox stances la all baseball.
Tourney Starts Today
ALBANY. Aag. $- Special) -The 1949 State American Legion
Junior baseball tenraament. Involving four teams la a fight to ad
vance t the regional tournament later la Portland, will open play
here Saturday night. Teams entered la the race are Hillsbere,
Drain, Vale and Byerly Sports of Portland. ' N
la the opening doableheader ea Hudson field Saturday, starting
at 7-30 o'clock. Portland will play Praln and Hillsbere faces Vale.
A second doableheader Is booked fas. Sunday and a single game
Monday. If necessary a doableheader to determine the champion
will be played Tuesday. j
The winner-advances to the regional consisting of teams from
Oregon Washington, Montana, Idaho and Hawaii, starting August
H la Portland, j j
Mootryi Again Move info Top
Place Tie pre Hot fChy Rqce
The hectic City Softball Seague race once again saw two teams
sharing the top spot as theMootry Druggists last nigbt came through
with a 4-2 victory over Randle Oil On the strength of Jim Rawlins
three-hit pitching! job. The result put the Druggists up even with the
Paperrftakers, each club boasting
16 wins and two. losses and set
the stage for the titanic duef the
two leaders will stage when they
clash on Leslie field Monday night
at 8 o'clock. j
Another scheduled City mix last
night went to thej Marines byf for
feit when Golden Pheasant came
in short-handed. In Industrial ac
tion the headlong drive of Maple
Dairy was stopped by Paper (Mill,
4-3, on the one-hit chucking of
Eldon Farlow. t t
Mootrys clinched their bout; with
the Randies via jja ' four-run: up
rising !; in - the fourth , frame off
Enoch Maers, The outburst! was
sparked on hits by SqeJeak . Nel
son. Jim Henery, Peter Hoffert
and "Bug" Linditrom. '
MootryS
000 400 94 9 2
Bandies
Rawlins and H
fiery; Maers ami Ap-
i i
elegato.
P. MU1
013
9 S
1 4
and
M. Dairy
Farlow
and
Kephart;
Lowry
Stolaon
Ycila!DoM
Victoria 6-4 !
. - i " ! - i ' - f
YAKIMA. Aug. I -UP)- Scoring
five runs in the; fourth inning on
five singles. walk and" an error,
Yakima's Western International
league-leading' j Bears downed
Victoria 6-4 in the . opener of a
doubleheader tonight I -'
Victoria - run u A 4 I S
Yakima -O0 1.900 t 2
Blankenahip and Day: Eporer,
jmddiu (fi ana uneig. . i
Headaches at
detailed resalta eaa bo tetrad a
age two. which far processed for
prlatiaa- after the sports secuoa.
'gene down . 4 . . - j
- One el. the first bits of woe
: aew Coast Conference officials
Czar Abb Sartia Is apt to ran
into when basketball season
comes a the resignation of both
topi aorthera dtvisloa .whistle
men Hal Leo aad Tim McCuI
loogh. Both have swora bp.
' down and sideways they are
thremgh an! ess the fee for hoop
tooting Is Mked considerably.
. .!. The far baa more or less
proved ho can't hit like; him.
bat Art Pennington, No. 3 mem
ber of the "Globetrotted Divi
sion" of the Portland Beavers
Is almost a dead ringer for Jer
sey Joe WaJeeU. Pennington has
n
Senator Swat
' (Up to date)
B H Pet.
B H Pet.
Cherry . 414 139 1326 i Foster 3
Waaler . 37 118i3U.GJtrson 60
B Ptrsn 494 139 J03 rrodrcks ; 99
11
14 .233
9 JIM
Buckley 70 21 joo snyder 7i
19 Jll
9.132
1423
I j042
9 .000
Beard -957
Hdncta 309
Drlllng - . 42
Krur .23
i JW Mcirvu uaa
91 J66 Burgher ! 6
11 .263 Osbora J 94
69 J60Burak 2
WJnrsn 476 123 Mi
Olsen SO 23 JS6
Pitchlnc: i- .
I W L SO i i W L SO
Uclrvin . 4 9 30 roster 3 4 47
Olsen 9 19 33 Peterson - 9 19 99
Drtinnc 6 0 - 70-rredericks 3 10 39
Osborn 9 9 4 Burak 9 t 9
.1 : r ;
Unci GaU Top
Jary Crew, y
i ASTORIA, Aug. a f special
Tho Portland Lind riorists girls
Softball team blanked ; Salem's
Jary Florists, 4-0, tonight, as Betty
Evans and Doris Barrett combined
for a three-hitter in the exhibition.
LaVonna Shotwell of the Jary'a
rave un five blows. - !
1 The teams meet a rain Saturday
bight at Longview, Wash. -Jary
909 009 99 3
mo ' m a a
Shotwell , and Wodsworth; Xvana,
Barrett 4) and Ly
In the Major-
.Friday: J IV '
I Ab X H d AXKbt
C3ordai,Indlaao.4 V 1 9 9 0 1
PeskvTlUd Sox i .4 Us SOI
poorr. Rod Sox 11 4 9 9 0
S ' ..."
:' r n
Oregonians
rox. Ma, tost yneay tt-ui. .
Times
both
olid
er. .
too facial featares
of the heavyweight box
Best Pade. the. State? street
grocery tycoon. -Waters field
. regvjar and fisherman, extraer-
dlnary. vow be gaffed three 7t
poand salmon while fishing- the
other day. Bat Benjamin mast
provide pictures before most of
his pals will swallow that one
. ; . The Jack Wilson vs.' Clancy
Anplegate baseball-softball bat
tle hag been tentatively booked
for Saaday afternoon. Aag. 1L
The teams wilt play five inn
lags of Softball and five of base
ball, total aggregate scoring to
count after the It frames. And
should the base bailers fall to
spend the softbailera. ; Wilson
says he'll" rassle each oaf of the
latter personally. . . --,
Portland Wins
I .r t
By 74,84;
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug; 5 -JP)
The Portland Beavers battered the
Oakland -Acorns in a double
header here tonight, 7-4 and 8-4,
to move into fifth place in the
Coast league, only a Half game
out oi the first division.
(First Game)
i ' Oakland Portland
AS M O A'Marq z.cf 3 2
WlUon.M 4 12 3 Shupe.lb 3
Lav toJb 3
Rapp.cf 4
Kry'ki.lb 3
Jen'snJf 2
Pad jtt.c 3
Duez'u.rf 2
Mirtnb 3
Sass'ay.p 1
r.Tn sn.p 2
1 OThomsJb 3
0 Rucker.M 3
l'Peni'tnjf 3
O Bas'tkUb 2
OGladdx 3
0 Autinj 2
0 Bndm.p 2
0 1i5ka.p 10
l'Wenner 1 X
j Mullen Jb O 0
ToUla 27 6 18 Si Totala 28 8 21 11
" Wenner homered for Austin In
6th. '
Oakland 030 010 04
Portland .. 102 ; 103 7
Winner Liska. Aoser- Thompson.
Pitcher IP AB R H ER SO BB
Gassway 2', 11 3 5 2 0 1
Thompson 1) IS 4 1 0 0
Bridget 4', 19 4 6 4 3 4
Liska 2i 9 9 9 0 0 1
Errors Wilson. Jun. tVnnlnrtitn
Austin. Runs batted in Martin 2.
Rucker 2, Marquez. Gassaway, Austin.
rvrynosni. wenner 3. Two base hits
Lavagetoo. Shupe. Martin. Three base
hit liasinski. Home runs Marquez.
Wenner. Stolen base Ouezabou. Dou
ble play Wilson to Xryhoski. Left on
bases Oakland 7. Portland 2. Umnire
Ford. Gordon and Orr. Time 139.
Second gamf:
Oakland 000 020 Oil 4 6 0
PoItU.nd . 203 300 OOx 9 10 0
Toolson. Tote 3 and Kerrj Dierickz.
Lynn () and GUdd.
Hollywood
Seattle
Salveson and
and Warren.
.... 010 000 0203 9 1
. 021 010 0206 11 0
Sandtock; Hofmann
Ban Die Co
100 100 00274 7 1
000 000 0 0 3 0
Los Ancelea
Undo and Moore
(9) and Novotney.
McLish, Anthony
SGCs Slate
Os wego Team
Feature of Sunday at Salem
Golf club will be the playing of
tbe second half of a home-and-home
duel between local swingers
and a contingent from Oswego
country club. Each club will field
20-ma a teams. Tee-off time is
set for 10 a m., and play will be
over the 18-hole route. ;
Swedes Crack
i STOCKHOLM, Aug. 5-WP)-Swe-den's
Gaevle Athletic club better
ed ,the four mile relay world re
cord tonight in a Swedish-United
States track and field meet at the
Olympic stadium.
The time was 16 minutes, 42.8
seconds. The listed world mark
is 17 minutes, 02.8 second by an
other Stockholm team in 1841.
However, The Gaevle A, C. claims
to hojd a timing of 16 minutes, 55.8
seconds.
Of the 11 events tonight, Amer
icans won seven. t
AIRMEN TIED
DAYTON, O., Aug 3-(JPy-CapL
Fred Moseley of Portsmouth," Va.,
and TSgt. Harold Ridgley of
Havertown, Pa., still were tied for
the lead tonight after the third
round of the U. S. air force golf
tournament with a three-day total
of 212. . 4
JC QUARTERS TODAY
HOUSTON, Tex Aug. 5-0P-Three
players who have held na
tional titles will be among the
quarter finalists here,, tomorrow
in the' fourth annual Jayce junior
golf tournament
Among them is Gene Littler, San
Diego, Calif., the tournament's de
fending champiod who played
scored third and fourth round vic
tories today. Bob Atkinson, Port
land, Ore., tomorrow will be paired
against Littler, . the teurnament
medalist. '
Dig Six
C AB R H Pet.
Robinson. Dodgers 100 304 93 142 .360
DtMag fto. Rod Sox 93 381 es 131 .344
Williams. Rod Sox 109 379 101 129 .340
Kelk Tigers 93 J73 91 us 33
DiUinfor. Brown 91 961 SO 123 .338
K laughter. Cards 06 3S1. SO 117 .333
Schoendienst, Cards 87 413 62 134 -J23
Homo runs American League: Wil
liams. Rod Sox 28, Stephens. Red Sox
26. Jobs. Athletics 31. National Lea
gue: Kinor. Pirates 27, Cordon, Giant
IX Sauer. Cuba IX.
Runs batted In American League:
Stephens. Red Sox 109. Williams. Red
Sox 107. Wertz. Tiger 92. National
League: Robinson. Dodgers. 86. Hodges,
uoogers sz. iroraon. biants is.
Table of Coastal Tides
C1DK9 9 Oat TAFX. OstGON
(Compflod by VX. Coast CoodotU
Survey. Portland. Orefoni. f
PaeUte Standard Tboo 1
Angus HICK WATIJt r LOW WATER
Time Ht. - j Timo Bt
a UttSMBU IMUL'U
Relay Record
197 pja. C9 49jb. SJ
&
Bud Peterson Kjgjltt
Is Suspended . (5??SiQgfe
. Sheely, Sinovic Bop
Painful Home Run
1 v i I . " I- . .
- By Al Lightner
The home! run with the bases
loaded, an all-conquering clout,
is the latest thing to Join the
seemingly endless -reasons why
the town Senators can't win 'of
losing. Three of - the: four-run
smashes (yes, three!) exploded in
the locals' faces last night at
Waters field in the doubleheader
with Vancouver, and they amount
ed to 12-6 and 9-5 victories over
the locals for the Caps.
And to those who resented the
Dick Sinovic sale to Vancouver,
one of the smacks will be good
news. For Sinovic himself sent
one from the premises, in the
second game, to help ruin Lefty
Cal Mclrvin; Catcher Bud Sheely
was the other culprit, and in both
games. He bashed one off Jimmy
Foster in the first game and then
repeated off McIrvin in the sec
ond. Altogether the . 12 runs
brought across by the clouts
amounted to over half ,the total
the second-placers got in sweep
ing the twin bilL Also, the trio
notched a new record tor the lo
cal arena, and perhaps for the
entire league.
Jim Olsen, sore back and all,
tackled the Caps n the opeijer.
But Jim's long layoff, plus his ail
ment couldn't stand up under the
barrage and he was succeeded in
turn by Foster, Bill Osborn and
Stu Fredericks. Sinovic had two
hits, both bloopsf in the first game
and two runs batted in. The big
gun was Sheely who not only
spanked his four-run homer, but
three other hits as well to pocket
six RBI's in-all for the game, Van
couver cracked out 17 bingles in
the opener to give Long Bob Cos
tello all the support he needed.
The fence-clearing- swats by
Sheely and Sinovic weren't the
only ones of the night. In the final
frame of the' opener Mel Wasley
sent his 18th of the season out pi
the yard, with .Bill Burgher on
base, the eighth hit off Costelio
for the struggle. And although he
didn't ioin the homer-hitters, Ray
Tran of the visitors collected four
hits in the opener.
Mclrvin was sailing along in
great shape in his southpaw duel
with Jim Hedgecock in the night
cap until Sinovic came up in the
third with the sacks jammed. He
pickled a fast fall on a line far
over t,he distant left-center wall.
Salem rose up to tie tne couni
at 4-4 in the third, but alter ine
Caps weht ahead 5-4, in the fifth,
Sheely slapped his second grand
slammer out of the park in the
seventh to end everything. The
Senators managed one more run
in the eighth, mostly as a result of
three walks by Hedgecock.
The Vancouver lefty was swift
as all get out in nis. sum, nu
so was Mclrvin for that matter.
Leftv: Cal. who deserves much
better than a 9-5 setback, made
only the two bad. pitches hat
killed off his chances for a win.
The clubs go at it again in a
single game tonight at etgni
o'clock, but you won't fyid Bud
Peterson playing shortstop for the
locals. Bud was jerked from the
lineup in i the first: game ind
handed an indefinite .suspension
"for .'indifferent performance" by
Business Manager George Emigh.
What with Bob Hedington on the
injured list, the decking of Peter
son means that Manager Bill
Beard must play third base. Mel
Wasley second and Wayne Peter
son short, as they did last night.
Although the locals lose a po
tential star in Peterson if he'd
only try all the way they
looked as if they harvested one
in the double bill last night.
Claude Buckley, the OCE rookie
looked great both afield and at
bat and hiked his batting average
to the .300 mark. . . . Only 516
naid watched the games, and most
of them spent their time tiding
the Salems; without saddles. . . .
That and laughing .at Costelio
trying to hit.' He's the worst bat
ter in organized baseball, or close
to it . . .
First Game:
Vanconvcr (12) Salem (6)
RobsnJlb 3 2 0 2 Krug.lb 3 0
6 0
1 2
11 Tran. s 5 4
L.Tran2b 3 t 1
3 W.Ptrnb 4
SiB.Ptrsns 3
0) Cherry jet 4
OiWasl'Tjo 4
0 Beara.c 3
OSnydrJf 4
0 Buck yt 3
0Olsen.p 1
iFoster.p 1
' I Burgher. c 0
Osborn.p 0
(rredks.p 1
e-to
Meadj-t 9 . 1
l e
Sino'tc.cf S
Sheely.c 4
Chrltnjf 3
McL'n.lb 9
Coist llo.p 4
Totels 39 17 21
Total 30 8 21 7
310 205 313 17 2
Vancouver
Salem
.... 012 100 3 6 8 3
AB R H ER SO BB
39 8 9 4 S 3
30 7 9 1 2 4
Pitcher
Costelio
Olsen
Foster
6 4 8 9 9 1'
Osborn 0 1 1 9 9 9 9
Fredericks 2 . 10 9 2 9 1 9
WP: Osborn. HP: B. Pcwrson. looser:
Olson. LOB: V. 11; S. 7. Krrors: Was
ley 2. L. Tran, Robinson. Krug. HR:
Sheetr.- Wasley. 3BH: W; Peterson. 2
PH: Tran 2. Bilckley. 2. U Tran.
Sheely. Chorlton. RBI: R. Tran. Mead
2. Sinovic 2. Buckley. W Peterson 3,
Sheely 9, Chorlton, Wasley 2. DP: R.
Tran to L. Traa to McLean, W. Peter
son to Wasley, to Krug. Umpires : Hus-
bond -and Mathlv. Tun: 1:43. -
it.
ng tkraals
Marahvilie Mark
WASHINGTON. Anf '5 -JP).
Lake Applinx. 4-year-eld Chl
eace TValte Sex sJMrtalep, expres
sed hope tenlg-ht be wlU be able
ta play aaetber year af twaebaD.
He mada tbe eeauaeat aa teana
aaatea honored hlaa tar pre-gansc
ceremonies,
Thea ha teak the field te tie
Sabatt MaraavUle's ana Jor Jeaiwe
reeord os havtaar participated ta
1Z.15J taaaea at sbortstop. -.
f Maxaa villa waa ea band to eea
rratalate Applinr, wbe received a
check freaa the- White. Sex
aceoneart fat reeoffnJtioa o hla lei
9ervke.
., 3
U-H
Spoinis'Woini; Ymhs UpiLe
8 Tlx Stfltirsnrrru Salem. Oregon, Saturday Aoratt 6,M949
Cline Nabs
g.OBi
Le
Walt Cline, jr., Salem whose title winning efforts are an old, old
story heteabuts, walked off with top honors in two departments of ac
tion as the Legion Golf tournament held in sconjunctin with .the
state convention, finished up at Salem Golf club Friday.
Legion King
X
IS . f
4 r
. - 'a-V"
WALT CLINE. JR.
Takes Links Togas
-TBTra
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
W L Pet - W L. Pet
Yakima 74 39 .655 Victoria 52 62 .456
Vancver 67 44 .604 Brem'ton 49 64 .434
Spokane 60 57 .531 Salem 49 66 .426
Wenalch, 56 57 .496 Tacoma 46 67 .407
Fridav results: -At Salem 6-5. Van
couver 12-9. At Yakima 6. Victoria 4.
(Second came Dace one). At Spokane-
Tacoma (score on page one).' At Wen
atchee -Bremerton (score on page onej.
COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Pet
Holly d 78 56 .582 Portland 66 67 .496
Scramnt 70 60 .538 Seattle 66 68.493
Oakland 70 64 .522 Sn Fmcs 58 73 .443
San Dieg 66 66 .500 Ls Angls 57 77 .425
Friday resuiu: At Portland i-u: iuk
land 4-4: At Seattle 6. Hollywood 3;
At San - Francisco-Sacramento (Score
on page one); At Los Angeles 0, San
Diego 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Pet.
St Louis 62 38 .620 Phldlphia 50 52 .490
Brooklyn 61 38 .616 PitUb gh 46 53 .465
N-York 52 48 .520 Cincinati 42 59 .416
Boston 32 50 .510:ChiCago 38 S5 .369
Friday results: At Cincinnati. 4.
Brooklyn 6. At St. Louis 1. New York
0. At Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 0. At
Chicago 8, Boston 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. W L Pet.
N-York 63 37 .630 Detroit 56 48 .538
Cleve'nd 60 40 .600 Chicago 42 59 .416
Boston M 43 .574 Washin tn 36 62 .367
Phldlphia 55 47 .539 St. Louis 34 68 J33
Friday results: At New York 10-0. St.
Louis 2-5. At Boston 9. Detroit . At
Washington 1, Chicago 4. At Philadel
phia 2, Cleveland 3.
American League
First Game:
St. Louis
.010 000 100 2 7 9
300 421 00 10 13 0
New York
Drews. Winegarner (5) and Lollar:
Lopat and Berra. Silvera (7).
St. Louts . .020 021 000 9 12 ' 1
New York ... 350 100 01 10 13 0
Fannin. Ferrick (2). Papal 46). Ken
nedy (8) and Moss; PiUette. Marshall
(6). Page (6) and Berra. Niarhos (7).
Detroit 000 000 0OOO 6 2
Boston 001 111 5 9 I. 0
Gray. .Trout (9). Grissom (8). Kret
low (8) and Robinson; Kramer and
Tebbetts.
Chicago 000 020 0024 16 0
Washington 000 100 0001 7 3
Haefner and Malone; Hudson, Hit tie
191 and Evans.
Cleveland 010 110 0003 11
Philadelphia .. . 100 100 0002 10 4
Garcia, Benton (9) and Began; Kell
ne'r and Guerra. " I
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Second game:
Vancouver ()
B H O
RobinsnJ 6 0 0
Litmus 4 9 1
R.TranJb 3 1 2
Meadjf .4 3 4
Sinovlc.ef 4 14
Bheely.c ..4 1 6
Chorttn.lf 4 2 3
McLean.1 9 3 3
Hdgeck.p S 1 2
(5) Salent
A B H O A
1 Krug. lb 3 1 7 9
1 WJtrtnji 9 3 2 3
3 Bjtardjb 5 9 3 2
OiCherry.cf .4 2 10
0 Wasley 3 0 3 2
0 Burgher ,c 3 0 9 0
0 Snyder .If .2 9 3 9
2 Buckley jt 3 14 9
0 Mclrvin.p 4 19 4
Total 39 12 27 Total 34 9 27 11
Vancouver 0040 010 4009 12 1
Salem -.013 000 0109 9 2
Hedgecock 9 34 9 9 4 9 6
Mclrvin 9 39 12 9 9 9 9
Winning pitcher Mclrvin. HP Sinovic.
Left on bases Vancouver 10, Salem 9.
Errors W. Peterson 2, LTran. HR
Sinovic, Sheely. 2-BH Mclrvin, L.
Tran. Mead. McLean. RBI Burgher,
Sinovic 4. Krug. W. Peterson. Cherry.
Mead. Sheelv 4. Buckley. SB Robinson.
Chortton. DP Robinson to R. Tran to
McLean, W. Peterson to Krug. Um
pires: Mathiu it Husband. Tim 2:25.
Attendance: 919.
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honors,
(Links Meet
Cune came in way ahead of .the
41-man field in the 36-hole medal
play meet After carding a three-over-par
75 Thursday, the local
swinger burned up the links with 9
69 Friday to finish with a 144 total.
Cline also took the title in the
18 hole sweepstakes on the strength
of that 69. Coupled with his two
handicap it gave him a -'Stakes
total of 67.
Tied for second in the medal
tourney , were Jim Hunt Salem,
and Tony Painter, Woodburn. Hunt
had 76-76 152 and Painter's
card read 73-79 152.
Bill Phillips, jr., of Salem, was
runnerup in the Sweepstakes with
a gross 78 plus a 10 handicap for
68. Judge Rex Kimmell of Sa
lem was third with 81-12 69.
In a Legion long-driving contest
Bob Burrell of Salem took honors
with a 266-yard smash and another
novelty "closest - to - the -pin
competition on No. 8 saw
Kimmell win as he dropped his
ball five feet away.
Cline and the runnerups and
third-placers will be presented
with trophies at the glof club this
morning. .
Turn-out for -the links action
fell far under expectations, but re
sponse to the bowling tournament
occasioned even greater surprise.
Through last night only two Le
gionnaires had fired in the tour
ney. They were Jack Rushlow and
Frank Peterson of Hillsboro. The
pair rolled a 1202 doubles score
(with handicap) and Peterson
chalked a respectable 629 in
singles. There may be a last
minute rush to Capitol Alleys and
University Bowl todiy.
British Ring
Go Postponed
TrjnnM a. r Th.
Rritish voninn at a unrM hw.
weight title fight between Bruce
Woodcock and Lee Savold, origi
nally scheduled Sept 6, was post
poned today because of injuries
received by Woodcock in a truck
crash two nights ago.
Promoter , Jack Solomois
thought it might be possible to
stage the bout Sept. 20. Woodcock
is in a hospital at Doncaster suf
fering from a 'slight concussion
and a bruised left shoulder.
Solomons estimated the post
ponement would cost him $40,000.
Cli
Nea
imax
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In Net Tourney
SOUTH ORANGE, N. J , Aug. 5
-(JPh-Art Larson of San Francisco
broke through into the final round
today in the 23rd annual eastern
Grass court championships. He
ousted, a persistent Felisimo Am
pon of the Philippine Islands, 10-8,
5-7, 1-fl, 6-36-1, to gain a place
in the title match scheduled for
Sunday. -
His opponent will be the winner
of the match tomorrow between
top-seeded Billy Talbert ,of New
York and fourth-seeded! Gardnar
Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fla.
FELLONE VICTOR
LONG BEACH, N. Y., Aug. 5
CP)- Tony Pellone, 150, New York,
stopped Choforo Martinez, 116,
Houston, Tex., at the end of , the
eighth round of their scheduled
10 round fight tonight at the
Long Beach stadium.
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NFW YORK. Aug. 5 VilV Tne
St. Louis Cardinals prooeced
tbeir half eame Natidnai leatiie
ed?e over the Brooklyn Dows
tnnipht blankins; the New York
Hiants. 1) a tne BrooW clipped ;
the .Cincinnati Red 6-4l t
-Meanwhile th Cleveland In
dians and the Boston Red Srtx
lo won to keen within haling
distance of t American league's
nace-settinjr New York Yankees.
The InHians niDned the PhilaH!
Dhia Athletics S-2. anrl the Six
trounced the Detroit Tieers. 1-0.
The Ynk swent an afternoon
twin bill from the last r)1ac St.
Louis Browns. 10-2 and 10-5. The
Yanks are thsee parries in front
of Cleveland and five and a half
ahead of the Fed Sox.
"Gerry Stalev outDitchetf a trio
of Giant Ditchers in postine his
seventh triumoh and fourth f
the year over the Giants The
Red. outh'it the Dodgers. ; 9-7. but
the Brooks bunched two! of their
blow? alone with a walk, force
out and a fly hall to slore three
rufis in the fifth inning and
clinch the decision. f
Lefty Bill Wcrle won? a bril
liant 1-0 pitching duel from
Srjhoolhov Rowe and the tTiiladel
nhia Phillies under1 the light at
Pittburrh. The Chicago Culw
humbled the Boston Braves. ' U-3
in the National's onlv dav game.
Hank Kauer banged his 23rd
homer for Chicago. ,
Home runs by Tommy; Hen rich
nd Joe DiMaggio featured the
Yanks' first game triumph and
four-baggers by Charhf KflW
and Yogie Berra highlighted tbe
Bombers' second game': victory
over the Browns. Berra's be'.t.
his 14th oof the season, came jvith
the baes loaded. Handsome Jak
Kramer shut out the Tigers on
syt hits .before 35.975 farts, second
largest night crowd at; Fenway
park this vcar.
Don DiMaggio o'f thef Sov got
one of Boston's 12 hits.; a Texas
league single in the fifth, to ex
tend his consecutive f hitti-ig
streak to 32 games. Vern Ste
phens chipnerl in with hi 26th
homer to tie Teammate Ted Wil
liams for the American league
lead.
Mickey Haefner came ,back and
haunted the Washington Sena-
tors, pncnmg me cnicago wirne
; Sox to a 4-1 triumph ; : over his
NATIONAL LKAGUK
Brooklvn 011 030 0109 ? 9
Cincinnati 200 010 1004 9 1
-fRoe. Palica 7) and Campanella;
Fox. Erautt it) and Cooper,
New York 000 000 OHO- ft
St. Louis 000 001 00-1 I 0
Kennedy. Higby (), Behtman Hi)
and R. Mucllr. Westrum (7); Staley
4nd D. Riire. t
Philadelphia .. 000 000 0000 9 1
Pittsburgh 000 000 0011 9 1
Rowe and Semlnick; Werle and Mc
CullouRh. Boston 300 000 COO 3 U , 1
Chicafto . 042 020 00 8 15 0
Spahn. Barrett (4), Hogite t). Hall
(8) and Salkeld; Lade. Marker (1).
Muncrief (3) and Owen.
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