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TTM.tr INMIMO DOOGtll:
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today: Raschl hurled the first pitch
to Reese vr th Heart of th plat
tot a called strike Bee swung at a
two and tw pHeh and sent a hih
fly to Lladell la medim left field.
Jorfensen looked at a ball and strike,
then (rounded to Henrich who beat
him la a race for the be to make aa
unassisted putput. Salder slapped
Raschi's third pitch right at Rizzuto
who-tossed aim etrt. '
No runs, no hiu, no errors, none
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FIRST WNSSa TlNKttl:
Riszuto on a 1-1 pitch, rifled a solid
slnjrle ever third baseman Jorgensen's
head Into left field. Tommy Henrich.
hero of yesterday's 1-0 Yankee wia.
received a- tremendous ovation s he
stepped Intol the batter's box. Herman
ski raced Into the right field corner to
Kl under Heortch's loppin fly. With
uer at bat. Csmpanella slmost threw
tie bell away in an attempt to pick
Riszuto atYi first A nice ratch "try
Hodites saved him from pa -error.
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No rune, one hit, aa error ea
SECOND UTNINO DODOEAS:
Roblnacai slsshsrt a doable
LlndeU's throw to Rlrzute. Hermaaskl
fouled to-C oieman directly tn front of
the field to short right. Roolaao
tagged up and ad a daring dash soar
tbird which he marts aaeiiy whea Oeaa
raaa slipped a the grass as be made
throw. Racuey seal anooier
third base ha and was max
la m mt i r i li nlav. JnhniM to
rtck aa - was sore tat bold
third. Hodges rtfled a atari pas. Ria-
to score Robinson, wnen uaotu
fumbled the bail la left field. Bodies
continued to second ea the error.
CampaneUa was erven aa iatenttonal
walk. Roe struck out. swinging.
una run two hits, ana error, two
left.
BECONS DTXEtO YANKEES:
Pltrtitn carefully i to Linden. Roe
saw the count go to 3-1, then got Lin
den en a soft Of to Hermaaskl In
short right. Johnson also ran .up a 3-2
count, then Cied to BaMer wno maoe a
Etoved-hand catch after nearly mis
judging the baU. Coleman i fouled off
four consecutive pitches, then lifted aa
easy fly to Snider. X
No runs, no uu, no errors, none
left.
THIRD INNING DODGERS:
Rizzuto gobbled up Reese s bounder
and threw htm out. Jorgensea sent a
high pop foul to Silvers about 10 feet
from home plate Resent got Snider to
roll out to Coleman to Henrich.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left. i
THIRD IN NINO Y A HUES: ,
Silvers noDDed to Joreenaea about a
foot or two Inside the third base sack.
Raschl bounced out to Reese who earned
in behind the grass to field his topper.
Riszuto slashed a graaacutter to Reese
who hobbled the ball and the runner
was safe at first on the error. It was
the first Dodger error of: the
Rizzuto eras credited with a stolen base
when h slid Into second ahead of
CampaneUa 's one hop throw to IUtsi,
Henrich grounded to Reese who moved
fast to bis right for the curving bop-
N nana, a hits, aa
left.
roDRTst tmasa dodgers
Robinson fouled off aa attempted
bunt then was struck out swing
log. a four pitches. Hersnanskl was
credited with three-barter whea his
she hit to right center skidded by Dt
Maggl who sell as he was about to
retrieve the ball an en bounce. Right
fielder Bauer finally fielded the bell
which had rolled to th hull pen.
feet awav. Rackler tapped to
a and cotemaa aauea . Hermans!
at th tolat wKh a splendid under'
hand toes to Silvers. Rackley was safe
at first n th fielder's choice. Hodges
fhed to Bauer m rtglu center.
N runs, on hit. a errors.
left.
roURTS COONO YANKEES:
Bauer Bunched a Texas League single
into short center but was out at sec
ond when he attempted to stretch it.
Snider to Reese who mad th tag.
Reese trotted over to the Dodger dug
out and after some discussion with
Manager Burt Shot ton. Luis Olroo wss
sent out to left' field to replace Rack
lev. DlMagcio fouled off two Pitches.
then went down springing on a low
insid Curve for Roe' first strikeout.
Roe knocked down Lindeli's liner
back to the box and threw him out at
first. The pitcher was examining his
right hand as be walked off the
mound.;
No runs, on hit, bo errors, none
FIFTH ilNNTNO DODGEM:
Jack 'Banta. a righthander, began
warming up la the Dodger bullpen.
Campanella rammed a siagl through
the hole between third and short but
was out trying for second as Lin dell,
after bebbling the ball, fired into Cole
man who made the tag on th sliding
Campanella. Roe was called out on
strikes.; Reese worked the count to 3-2.
then sent a sharp grounder to Johnson
whs threw him out ;
No runs, one hit. no errors, none
left. !
nrrsi innino Yankees:
It was officially announced that
Rackley had suffered a pulled muscle
in. his back on Bauer's opening single
in th : fourth timing. Johnson swung
at Roes first Ditch and raised a short
pop foul to CampaneUa, Coleman drove
a double Inside the third baseman, the
ball bouncing off the barrier la left
field. Reese raced behind - Jor
to male a fine stop f SUvera's
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No ran. . nvalt. no errors, on
left. l
SIXTH DOTDfO DODGERS:
JorginsaiTs higb lazy fly dropped
maid th laA field foul line for a
double with both Lindeil and Sizzuto
making, a gam but futile try to eaten
th ball. DUaa
rs high pop dy as
a heMine aeon
d out. Rizzuto to Henrich wtth Jerg
inssa going to third. Hermans!
grounded to Baarlch who pleked up
th seal wtth foot eat th bag far
th unsBsastod putouU
left. i
SIXTH INNINO YANKEES:
Rizsuto grounded to Hodge who beat
him to first for th putout. Hodges
reached up for Henrich s high hopper
flipped to Ro who covered Din
for th ut- Jorgensen scooped up
Bauer's aiming grounder and
to Hodges for th out.
No runs. n hits, n rrors.
left. i
SEVENTH INNING DODGERS:
Olmo singled to right aa Bauer had
tittle difficulty starting for the ball.
The field Was still wet from yester
day's early i rain this accounting for
the stow footing. Hodges grounded to
Rizzuto who started a double play, the
shortstop to Coleman to Henrich.
CampaneUa i flied to Undell deep In
left-center. I
No runs. one hit. n errors, none
left. 1 '
SEVENTH INNINO YANKEES:
DtMaggio looked at s ball fouled
off the next pitch, then grounded ' out,
Jorgensea to Hodges. Lindeil flied
straigntaway to Olmo la left. John
son's low bne drive dropped at th
feet of Olmo for a stogie; Johnson was
credited with a stolen has sliding in
ahead of Campanella s throw to Reese
who was late covering second. There
apparently was a mixup a to whether
he or Robinson should cover th bag.
Coleman rolled out. - Robinson to
Hodges.
no runs-i on nit. net errors, one
left
EIGHTH INNINO DODGERS:
Roe was given a rousing ovauoo as
he came up to bet. Roe went down
swinging, striking out for the third
straight time. Rizzuto mad a nice
stop f Reese s sharp grounder to his
right and threw him out, Jorgensen
lined right Into th bands of externa a.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
EIGHTH INNINO YANKEES:
Johnny Mize went la to hk for Sa
vers. The official paid attendance was
announced ' aa ISAiSX. Miae singled to
of Hermawskl tn short right.
George Stlmweiss was seat into run
for Mize. Bobby Brown, another left
handed batter, want la to pitch hk
for Raschl. Brown was called out on
strikes. Rizzuto laid down, a latilfli
bunt bi twi n third and the mound and
was safe when Roe la his baste to pack
up th baU. fumbled for aa error. It
was ruled a sacrifice and an error.
Stimwelu stopped at second. Henrich
filed to Olmo on a 3 and 3 pitch, the
runners holding. Bauer hit e S-l pttcn
to Jorgensen who whipped to Robin-
soir) forcing Rizzuto at second.
ru I mil. utiv nit. urn nivi, -ww
NINTH INNINO PODOEU:
Jo Page, who has made CO relief
appearances for th Yankees during the
regular season, came in to tfitch. Gus
Niarhos replaced Silvers behind the
plate. Snider singled past Rizzuto Into
left. Robinson laid down a sacrifice
bunt inside the first baseline and was
out. Henrich to Coleman who covered
first Carl Furlllo. righthander, batted
for HermanskL Furillo Bopped Page'
second pitch to Coleman who made
th catch in very snort right. Olmo
was an easy out. Rizzuto to Henrico.
No runs, one nit, one left.
NTNTB TNNTNO . YANKEES i
Mike McCormick went to right field
for the Dodgers. With the count of two
strikes and no balls DiMaggle tapped
a slow roller between third and the
mound and beat Jorgensen's throw for
aa infield single for his first hit of
the series. Lindeil fouled off
tempted bunt, then went down swing
ing. Johnson fouled off two pitches,
then raised a high pop to Robinson
who mad th catch a few feet lnsid
first has. Coleman flied to Mccor-
mack who mad th icstch In short
center. i .
No runs, on bit. bo errors, on left.
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! Statea News aervte
1 JEFFERSOtf V. S. army engi
neers are proceeding, with exten
sive revetment construction on the
main channel of the North San
tiam river near Talbot, northwest
of here. ; '
i Several thousand feet of revet
ment will' be put in above the
Oregon Electric railroad bridge
across the river where water flows
around E. B. I Henningsen island
and along the mainland through
the Henningsen ranch. The comp
any is financing work 400 feet
up the river from the trestle.
; Harry Haley of Portland has the
contract for the - work. The drag
lines and a bulldozer work around
11 hours a day. All the slopes are
in and toe trench is about ready
for the rock. The revetment is
bank high and follows the con
tour of the river bank.
Last winter, during high water,
the river washed away acres of
valuable land on the Henning
sen. En os Nelson and Elmo Brown
places at this point. At one time.
the railroad trestle was threatened
when the river changed its course
and started around the cement
piers of the bridge and through the
wooden piers.
Another flood control project on
the north and south forks of the
Santiam. southeast of town, is
about completed. Farmers along
that stretch of the river are doing
this work.
Stayton Scouts
Attend Camp
Itstetmia Ntws Servic
STAYTON Eric Soderberg,
assistant scout executive for the
Cascade area. , Boy Scouts of
America, addressed Scouts and
their parents at a meeting held
in the citj? hall Thursday. He
explained scouting and a film
depicting the various phases was
shown.
Members of troop SO, Stayton,
journeyed to Whitewater park
for a camporee, traveling in one
of the trucks of the Wright
Truck Lanes. They were accom
panied by their scoutmaster,
Floyd Booze.
Participating in the camporee
were Scouts Bill Weddle, Mack
Williams. Ernest Sims. Dick Rey
nolds, Robert Garland, s Allan
Harris, Robert Carleton, Richard
Garland, John Sims, Gene Champ,
Gary Boyle, Raymond Burns, and
Loran Udey, r
Mt. Angel Garden Club
To Meet Wednesday
. Btstetassa News Service
MT. ANGEL Flower arrange
ments will be discussed at the
next meeting of the ML Angel
Garden club Wednesday, October
12. in the city halL Members will
bring flowers from their gardens
At the September meeting. Mr.
and Mrs. George Cline, gladioli
growers, gave a lecture on glad
ioli growing and care and cure
of bulbs. Special guests were
members from the Gervais Gar
den club and the Scotts Mills Gar
den club.
Valley Births
ALBANY To Mr. and Mrs
William Githens, Halsey. a daugh
ter, September 30, at Albany
General hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Laf
sen, Scio. a daughter, September
30, at Albany General hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fortier,
Albany, a daughter, September
30, at Albany General hospital.
DETROIT To Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon White, Detroit, a son, at
Salem General hospital October 4.
SILVERTON To Mr. and
Mh. James T. Greer, Woodburn,
a daughter, October 4, at Sil
verton hospitaL
To Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mil
lard, Scotts Mills, a daughter, Oc
tober 3, at Silverton hospitaL
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Progress
Plan for. Convention '
JEFFERSON W ML Jefferson
Rebekah lodge met this week to
make plans for participating tn
the district I OOF convention here
starting October 8.
The group also planned ler its
district convention in Lebanon in
November. Mr. and Mrs. George
McCoy. Mrs. Clem Gentry and
Mrs. C A, Albertson served on
the refreshment committee.
Music Teacher
Starts Classes
At Jefferson
Sutesamaa News Service
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Greely and son Stephen,
Aberdeen, .have moved to Jeffer
son and are living in the Martin
house on Third street. Greely.
former Jefferson resident, will be
associated with the Bert Kelleys
and their guitar club. He will
teach Spanish guitar with classes
at Jefferson, Marion, Mill City and
Brownsville.
Joe and Charlie Ricks are home
from a hunting trip displaying two
deer shot near Lapine. One is a
seven-point and the other a four
point. New pupils enrolled Monday at
DeVaney school were Rena Fay
ana cnnstina -Tierce. Danny
Thomas has returned to school
after being absent a week due to
infection. Improvements made at
the school over the week end In
clude a teeter and swing repair
ed, new maps and new cabinet
with Individual compartments for
extra textbooks for sixth, seventh
and eighth grades.
Lyons Mill
Makes Repairs
StatessBaa News Berries
LYONS The Mt. Jefferson
Lumber company mill here closed
down for a week for repairs.
World wide communion was ob
served at the Lyons Methodist
church Sunday. A fellowship din
ner followed the service.
Several from Lyons Methodist
church attended the district meet
ing in Salem Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Carr was brought
home from Salem Memorial hos
pital where she underwent a ma
jor operation. ' Mrs. Paul Gerath,
who also submitted to surgery, was
also brought home. -
Gates Grade School
Adding Class Room
Statesman News Servic
GATES Workmen this week
began work on addition to Gates
grade school where attendance is
almost double this year. ,
The 20 by 40-foot room will be
used by the second grade which
has been forced into the hall by
a pupil increase.
There are 104 pupils enrolled
in the first six grades. Construc
tion is being rushed in an effort
to complete the. addition before
winter weather sets in.
Diamonds, coal and graphite are
all forms of pure carbon.
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Jdsey.)CattIe,
Club to Meet .
Near Monitor
Statesman New Servie
N WOODBURN The Clacka
mas County Jersey Cattle dub
will convene Sunday, October ' 9,
at Ore Grande farm" near Moni
tor on the Barlow-Marquam high
way. Meeting begins at . noon with
th customary no-host meat Act
ing Milk -.Administrator Thomas
L. Ohlsen will speak on "The
Marketing Problems of Fluid
Milk." Jens , F. Svinth, secretary
of the Oregon Jersey Cattle club,
parent organization of the Clack
amas club, will also be present
and promises to disclose impor
tant details pertinent to the Joint
activities of the two clubs.
Hosts' for the meeting will be
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lienhart
and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lien
hart, owners of Ore Grande farm.
The occasion will celebrate the
thirtieth anniversary of the ini
tial purchase of pedigreed Jersey
rtock for the farm, as It was in
October. 1919. when the father,
John L. Lienhart, acquired own
ership of Octavia's Western Olive,
and descendants from this illus
trious cow still predominate the
Ore Grande herd.
Members are requested to bring
their own table service.
YoungPeople
Elect Officers
At Sublimity
SUtessaaa Newt Servie
SUBLIMITY The SL Boni
face Young Peoples club held Its
meeting and lnitiafott Wednes
day. Those initiated were Thomas
Albus, Lawrence Basl, Thomas
Tate, Robert Hartman, and Cath
erine Steinkamp.
On October 7. 8 and la re
treat will be given by the Rev
O'Brien, SJ, for the men of St.
Bonifare parish. The retreat will
be held at the Jesuit retreat house
in Portland.
A party of hunters returned
Saturday with a two. and three-
point deer. Those In the group
were John Frank. Delmar Lam
brecht. Jack Richards, Bernard
Lambrecht, and Leo Boedigheim
er.
Mrs. Phillip Albus. Mrs. John
Albus, Miss Leona Weissenfels,
and Miss Charlene Frost all mot
ored to Portland Thursday.
Nick Nienhous, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Breniki. and Jan Ander
sen all of Wichita, Kan are stay
ing with Mr. and Mrs. John Heu
berger while visiting relatives and
friends in and around Sublimity.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Albus and
sons Robert and txiwara oi
Aumsville were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Hendricks.
The students of St Boniface
high school Initiated freshmen
Wednesday.
FAMILY ON VISIT
FOUR CORNERS Mrs. Henry
TenPas and children John, Bill
and Lynn of Corvallis, visited for
several- days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Anderson
390 S. Lancaster dr. Mrs. Ander
son's sister, Mrs. Denver Greer
of San Francisco also visited In
the Anderson home for ten days.
While here the sisters went to
"Wenatchee, Wash, to see their
brother.
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Statesmaa News Servic
SILVERTON Lloyd Fry, Silr
erton councilman, has bought an
interest In the OldsmobUe agency
at Grants Pass. Fry, a native of
Silverton, lived at Grants Pass for
a number of years, returning here
three years ago.
He opened a Western Auto Sup
ply store here which is now being
managed by Mrs. Fry. It may be,
Fry sated Monday, that they will
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licenses are issued. The certificate
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