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Coast League Opens
7th Week of Action ,
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The Portland Beavers,' after
hold in j the league leading San
Diego Padres - to a 3-3 split in
" their recent Pacific Coast league
baseball series, open a new stand
t Portland Tuesday night with
the second division Sacramento
Sena ton J The . Bearers, with 19
Wins and 19 losses are tied with
Oakland j for fifth place in the
standings. Sacramento is seventh
with a 15-28 mark.
Other" new PCX. series this week
put San Diego at Seattle, Oakland
; at San Francisco and Los Angeles
Sit Hollywood, all starting Tues
. " day -night ' ' . "".."
After six weeks of league play
the Padres are on top by tyro full
games over the Hollywood' Stars.
Los Angeles is in third place 44
games out of the lead and San
Francisco is fourth with a 21-20
mark. Portland is 6 Mi games out
of first place.
, ' Probable pitchers for the Sacra-
jnento-Pprtland opener are Matt
v Surkont for the Sacs" and either
Red Adams or Red Lynn for Port
land, i ,
Parsons Whacks Grand-Slammer
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Viings Efdly to Bonn'
Siluesion pne, 6 io 2
: Shortstop Ron Parsons slammed out -a bases-loaded home run in
the sixth inning yesterday at Oiinger field to give' the Salem Vikings
6-2 district baseball victory over the Silverton Silver Foxes. The
Foxes were In front 2-1 when the smash came and Jack Kolln of
Coach Milt Baum i nine was hook-
ed up in a hurling duel with Gene
Garver of Harold Hauk's locals.
The Vikings had scored a run
In the first inning on two hits. Bill
Johnson driving across the tally.
Silverton tied it up in the. third
and went ahead in the sixth. Then
came Parsons' wallop, followed in
the same inning by 'Jim Stewart's
theft of home for Salem's final
run. '
Garver whiffed seven and walk
ad no one in registering his "tri
umph. Kolln fanned five and
walked six. There were; 11 hits
off Kolln, four oft Garver. Both
Parsons and Stewart, along with
Gordy Bacon, had two hits. Stew
art had. a triple. s-
The win was Salem's sixth, as
gainst one loss against prep com
petition this season. The game
waa a makeup tilt for a rainout of
April 28. The Sal ems today play
at Albany in a Big Six league
dash, and Jim Rock will be on the
mound for the Haukmen. Silver
ton - recently finished Willamette
Valley league play with 6-1 re
cord. :' - - : . ' "
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Wild pitch: Kolln. S. Hit by pitcher:
Jerqutst l. Left on basea: Suvertoa
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ted in: Pareons 4. Johnson; Sacrifice
felt:. Kolln. Montgomery. Stolen baaea:
Stewart. Sloan, Caruer. Umpire: Harry
NATIONAL 1XAGUE: New York at
icago jansen (1-2) va schmiU (1-1).
ton at st. xxnits fnicht) snahn
(4-1 va Brazle (1-4). Brooklyn at
ltUburfh (nlht Branca (0-4) ya
ueen ( 1-1). Only ramee icheduledk.
AMERICAN LEAGUE: St. Louis at
New York (night) Ostrowski (34) vs
Lopat (3-1). Cleveland at Philadelphia
niht Bearden (0-0) or Gromek (1
ft va rowler (O-l). Detroit at Boston
Trucks (0-1) v Kinder (3-2). Chi
ta Jo at Washintrton (night) Haetner
(ft-1) vs HitUe (0-0). ...
Wes Barnes Improved
At Albany Hospital
JEFFERSON Wes Barnes is in
Albany General hospital where he
wa reported improving last week.
Barnes suffered an attack while
helping move a refrigerator ear
lier last week. I
; Mrs. Fred Bell was married to
Clark ScoJes of Montana, i in a
simple wedding service last week
at Albany. They will make their
home in Mrs. Scoles house in
outh Jefferson. i
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Two aatfleld veterans for Coach
season are Bill Johnson (left)
a berth in the state tournament
while both will be in the) lineup
-.' play the Bulldors in a league
Falls City Cops j
Loop Ball I Crown
FALLS CITY, May "-(Special)
The Falls City high baseball team
today won the Polk county B
league baseball title with a 10-0
win over Perrydale. The win was
Falls City's sixth in a row with
out defeat in circuit play and
sends Coach Bruce Barker's club
against either Yamhill or Amity
for the District B-2 title. Bud
Nairn today held i Perrydale ! to
three hits and fanned six. Steve
Poe slammed out two hits for the
FCs. : f
Perrydale 000 000 0 OSS
Falls City ..L. 530 200 x 10 8 2
i Powers and Beaver; Nairn and
Ware. I
-Table of Coastal Tides
t Tide, for Taft. Orefoa, May. 1950
(compiled by 115. Coast St Geodetic
Survey, Portland. Oregon).
Table nsea ataadard ttaae; te deter
aalae daylight time, add eae hour.).
May Time " - Ht ; Time Ht.
ft 8 44 am. S-Sj 11.40 a jti. 3.0
0:04 pjn. SS i . 15 p.m. -0.1
10 77 ajn. . 4 S 3:03 ejn. 3.4
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11:19 pjn. 4.4 8:19 pjn. ' 1JS
18 im pjn. 4 4 tM aja. -0.7
11:43 pjn. 4 8 8:81 pjn. 3 8
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83 pjn.
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IS 11:41 ajn, 8.4 8:18 ajn. -1.8
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Take Over
SEATTLE, May 8-(ffV-Washington took over undisputed posses
sion of first place in the Coast Conference Northern division baseball
standing today with a 4-3 victory over the Oregon Sucks. A three
run rally in the ninth turned the trick for the Huskies. , L
Harold Hank's Salem high nine this
and Jim Stewart. They hope tft land
at Albany later this month. Mean
at Albany today when the Vikings
clash.
Sandy Defeats
Woodbums
WOODBURN, May 8-(Special)
The Sandy Pioneers, although ob
taining only one hit off Woodburn
pitching, Monday downed the
Bulldogs here in a Willamette Val
ley league makeup game, 6-2,
Walks and, errors paved the way
for nearly all Pioneer scoring.
Woodburn collected three hits
off S. Cawvey but couldn't score
until the final frame when the
Bulldogs pushed across both tal
lies.
Sandy 301 110 0 13
Woodburn 000 000 22 3 7
S. Cawvey and Rannow; Larson,
t isher (4) and Henderson.:
Look and team
Bj ACL Garden
1. What are the names of the
nine planets in the solar system?
2. What is the average weight
of men and women?
Who became. President of the
U. S. when James Garfield was
assassinated?
4. What part of Canada is south
of the United States?
5. What is the most reproduc
tive animal?
ANSWERS
1. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars,
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
and Pluto. I
2. -Of men, 150 lbs, of women,
1401b.
3. Chester A. Arthur.
4. That part next to Detroit,
Mich. ' ' - -
8. The common barn rat.
Radio Coliimn
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appear bet eae a far any Mittenlar
preeraaa. Tke laferauUieat will he baaed
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sraa alUratioat.)
Two members of Willamette
university faculty, Jean Farquhar
son, pianist, -and Willis. Gates.
Violinist, will appear on 'station
KOAC today at 2 pjxu, on a pro
gram sponsored by the American
Association ol University Women.
By Jimmy Hatlo
Leed in EJsce
Oregon s Mel Krause hurled
shutout ball until the eighth when
he loaded the bases on walks and
then wild-pitched in a run. Still
holding a 3-1 lead, he got the first
man in the ninth before Washing-
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Wuh. St. 7 3 .778; Oregon 3 8 -173
Idaho 4 ft .400
Monday result: At Waahinftoa 4.
Oregon 3. :
ton broke loose. Larry Hems
walked, Gordon Rodland tripled
and Bill Andring singled to tie
the count. Then Andring stole
second and raced home with the
winning run when Shortstop Ray
Coley threw wild to first in an
attempt to complete a double play.
The Ducks got single runs in the
fourth, sixth and eighth off starter
Hal Arnason, who was lifted af
ter Ray Stratton's double drove in
the final tally. Bom Peterson fin
ished for the Huskies and got
credit for the win. Stratton was
Oregon's big sticker with a double
and two singles.
The Ducks and Huskies wind up
their two-game series here to
morrow, f t
Oregon 000 101 0103 8 1
Washington -000 000 0134 6 2
Krause and Sugura; Arnason,
Peterson (8) and Lundberg.
Bearcats Play
ort
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Willamette Us Bearcat baseball
ers depart from Northwest con
ference competition i momentarily
today to tangle with the Vanport
collegians in a 1:30 pjn. double-
header at Vanport. Coach Johnny
Lewis' young squad, returns to
league play next Saturday, against
Linfield at McMmnville.
The Cats have a Thursday game
booked also, with the strong Port
land U Pilots on the local Bush
field diamond. Willamette earlier
in the season split a double bill
with the Pilots. j
Hurlers apt to see action today
for the Bearcats include Larry
Stocks, Larry Odell, Frank Gatch
ell, Howie Olson and Mike Glenn.
Boston Schedules
Vandals Eleven
BOSTON, May 8 -&P)- The Un
iversity of Idaho, , Pacific Coast
conference member, has been ad
ded to the 1950 football schedule
of Boston university; The game
will be played at Fenway park,
Boston, Nov. 18, the first of a
home-and-home series, with B.U.
going west in either 1952 or 1953.
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