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Newspaper Page TextM-7 a 9 Waste 3-Run 'Sockless' Salems Rap Out 16 Bingles v By Al Llg htner -Statesman Sports Editor The absence of sock within the Calem Senator ranks of late may be the big reason for the club's slide down the Western Interna tional league standings ladder. But you'd have never believed it last night at Waters field. ! The Salems unbuckled some of the best base-hitting wrath they've exhibited this season, banged out 16 of 'the precious things and c.t.m rnnl Maharer George Emit h announced Tuesday, after returnlnr from the league meet ing In Taeoma and a confab with Outfielder Edo Vanni tna nego tiatinna tn land the slayer sas mii h Victoria Mare still In the fire." Agreement on salary i. ....titi tiAldinr nn the deaL Vannl has been released by Vic toria. Emlgh also added thai tne prospective deal wiin v lcvona . rlathr Al Ronninr has fal len through. "Victoria wouldn't go for It," he stated. . Salem may secure the pitch Ing services of Righthander "Bui i. Ruh" lnn. late af the Vie torians, however. He has agreed to terms' with Emigh, via tele phone, but there is a rumor that since then Jensen has decided to return to his San Francisco home. He too was recently released by the Athletics. spilled the Vancouver Caps 11 to 7 in the rain-spattered series opener. Mgr. Ad Liska's lads looked like anything but the bat ting anemics they've been the past few weeks and sprayed base knocks all over the premises. One of same went beyond the spacious yard in the form of Mambone Mel Wasley's fifth home run of the season, a three-run poke in the fourth inning that sent the Solons r,n their merry way. ' Their lineup back in what Liska considers first-line form again with the return of injured Wally (Chief) Scott to his shortstop "slot and 'Hurryin' Hal" Zurcher to the outfield for his initial game after being recalled from Stock ton, the Salems commenced as if they were to be blown out oimc park by Bill Brenner s visitors. Vancouver started into Rawbone Ray McNulty in the first heat like thovM heen waiting for him ever since he licked 'em 9-3 last week at Vancouver. Jim Robinson sin eled and Red. Clarkson tripled in bantf-ban order, and Clarkson all the way around when McNulty threw wildly himself trvinir to nail him at third base on a relay throw. Then both Len Tran and Dick Sinovic biffed scratchy singles to continue giving Ray a bad time or it. Th free-wheelinz curve bailer got out with oftly the two runs against him, and then after serv ing up a home run blast.to Clark son in the third inning, Ray set tled down for five consecutive scoreless frames. The 3-0 Caps lead looked aw fully big with George Nicholas ' protecting it in good shape the first three frames he toiled. But it just wasn't to be for Nick one f the better flingers in the league. Wasley started his downfall and the Solon glee in the fourth with a solid single to center. Bob Cher ry -then dented the distant loft field wall with a double and ono out later Bill Beard rifled a slnglo to-left These two tallies put Salem back in the rassle." Wally Scott's walk and Dick Bartle's single to left set the table for Hambone In the fifth. Ho skied a low, inside Nicholas pitch toward the right field jwall, and even though tho ball wasn't bit ' solidly . it was mastered hard nough to put Salem ahead 5-3. Beard's ' double. a walk. Gene Gaviglio's single and another bln gle by Bartle chased three more tallies across in the sixth and sent Nicholas to the dugout His successor Kevin King got a three- ' run outburst rammed at him in tho eighth on corrective hits by Gaviglio, Scott, Bartle, and Was ley, plus Cherry's single off Bob Brunner, third Caps pitcher. McNulty faltered badly in tho ninth by walking three and giv ing three hits for four Vancouver runs. But by then Ray was feel ing little pain and could afford to bo generous, it was Kay s sec ond straight win.. ! The threatening weather knock ed, off tho attendance brutally, as only 471 paid, showed up. Most of them had to scurry for cover In the fourth .when a rain squall Belted the arena. , ' Both Bartle and Wasley, each .with four hits, led the parade for Salem. Of the 10 hits McNulty. gave, Clarkson had three Includ ing his triple and homer. For tonight's second game it will be Johnny Tierney 'for Sa - lem, after his 12th victory, against Bob Snyder of the vans. It will bo -Third Base Club Night" for tho kids who have registered with the police department also. Senator Swat: CAvrs are up to date:) n it l to V Yij. McNulty 14 4 .333 Snydr 141 30 J1J W'r Sob 65 .313 McMUaa 13S 2 Ml urchr 92 28 .283 Lew IS 3 J00 herry 177 50 J82 Beard 114 23 J0J v;gl SSiil Osborn 94 i MS cott ' 155 38 J45 Burak 22 4 .181 n 111 III fiM l.k. A t 17 T1rrny 40 Valentine 1' t 400 jntchint : WLSOBB WLSOBB Ttrny 11 4 14 84 Osbora 3 29 12 4 JJ 61 S IS It Waibl S 3 31 McNulty S 1 II tjika 1 1 13 S 3 3S 16 Burak Nulty 3 1 II 7 Lew iivaicnune co a XAIXIEKS AFTER MeGUHUET SPOKANE, June 20-(ff-The Chronicle said today tho Seattle lUiniers are after Bobby McGuire, hard - hitting outfielder on. the Washington State college baseball yr WliacliS I Hot After LeadineSiwnerClubhers, Circuit i ' ' ' " "' :" " - - Even though the Salem Supper Clubbers are out In front of tho Cfty Softball league race with a f-f rec ord these two Golden Pheasant aces and their mates fully expect to make It very Interesting for the Clubbers before the season Is over. Catcher Al Alley, a potent hitter. with the Pheasants playing the Clubbers at nine o'clock, after an eight vs. Randle Oil mix. Texas Clouts Cougar Nine OMAHA, June 20--Defend-ing Champion Texas walloped Washington State 12 to 1 tonight in the NCAA baseball tournament Washington State had been the last unbeaten team in the double elimination tourney and was con sidered tho strongest bidder for Texas' title. .Wisconsin eliminated Alabama winning the first game tonight 3-1. - The Texans unleashed their bat ting' power combing three Wash ington State pitchers for 12 hits, and routing ace Lee Dolquist Tomorrow night Wisconsin plays Rutgers in a single game beginning at 9:15 p.m. (EST). Weather Hits WIL Contests By The Associated Press Weather washed out two West em international league games last night Spokane at Wenatchee and Victoria at Tri-City were all given a rest because of rain. Vic toria and Tri-City will play a twin- bill Wednesday as will Spokane and Wenatchee. (Taeoma at Yak ima score page one.) Socko! VANCOUVER (7) C") f AL ABHPO A ab: kBHFC ;obnan 3b 4 llarkan If i OvlgUo lb 4 0 4! Scott .1l 4!Brtli 1 rl 0 waiicy Wal lnovle ct 4 lrnnr a I encrnr o I Zurcher it McLan id R.Tran as Nicholas p Ktaf p 1 10 Baard Petenn McNulty p urvtnar p Halinar inr X Total : 3)1024 141 Total 39 16 ST 10 Bruener in 9th. X-Hit fore play for Brun Vancouver 01 000 004 7 10 1 Salem Loslne Ditcher. Kicholn. 333 03 11 10 S Pitcher IP ABHRERSOB NichoUa Si 27 11 S I 1 Kina S 10 4 1 I t Bruener ..,, fc 119 0 McNulty 9 89 10 T 7 3 Hit by pitcher: Gaviglio. Lfft bases: Vancouver S, Salem 7. rr McNulty. R. Tran. . Clarksoru Se on rrors Scott Home runs: Clarkson, Wasley. Three base hits: Clarkson. Two-base bits: Cherry. Beard. Runs batted In: Clark son t. Cherry 3. Beard. Wasley 4, Gavielio. Bartle 3. L. Tran. Mead. renner 3. Double plays: L. Tran to . Tran to McLean, Robinson to I Tran to McLean. Peterson to Gaviglio to Bartle. Time 3:09. Umpires: Per kins and Mathiib Attendance: 471. TcrJay's Pilchers American Learue Waahlnrton at Detroit Consuegra (1-0) va Newhouser (8-2). new York at Cleveland naacni (8-3) vs Wynn (4-4). Boston at Chica go Masterson (1-3) v Pierce (4-5). Philadelphia at St. ouis (night) Hooper S-4) vs Widmar (2-4). - National League Cincinnati at Brooklyn BlackweU (4-7) va New combe (7-2). Bt. Louis at New York Lanier (6-1) vs Higbe (0-1). Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (night) Werle (4-4) or MacDonald (3-2) vs Roberta (8-2). Chi cago at Boston (night) Schmlta (9-3) or Leonard (1-1) va Biekford (S-S). 'Mick? Hurls 'South? to Win; GlearLake, Paperman Victors Veteraa Leoa (Mick) Mkkea Iuub esjBM back to the pitching wars last night to horl the South Salem Herchants to f oar-hit 7-1 victory over the 12th Street Merchants In a makes? City Softball league eontest It was Mlckenham's first pitching , ap pearance la tho City loop la sev eral years. la Industrial action m TUlfiker of Clear Lake tossed a ao-hltter with aa add twist as the Lakers whlnnA Etata riuimi!Tinnt 12-. The Unemployment, piled M9 their eight tallica with the help of enemy mlscnes and walks. Another Industrial til was Paper Mill beat Mayflower KUk, f-J M ataas Kraeger teeasd a one- hitter. Pitcher Warren Miller, one of the Is at right Second round action Ttcinks, Oaks Win Portland Loses Opener to PORTLAND. June 20 -WV with two men on base in the first to a 4-2 victory over the Portland Just for good measure tne leii ine iouixn aearuo run u next time ho came to. bat j Jhat as in t a r hi it . . A the third inning with. Walt Jud- nkh on base after singling. Col mao rapped a long double to left field for tne tally. All this come off Portland Pitcher Red Lynn, who later set tled down. He did not allow a hit after the fourth inning. Portland meanwhile collected eight hits off Hector Brown, but managed to score only in the fifth, when singles by Frank Austin and Luis Marquez and a double by John Rucker produced two runs. In other games the Houywod Stars held on to their five game top-place margin as they knocked off San Francisco's Seals, 2-1. Second-place Oakland slaughter ed Los Angeles, 18-2 with tho aid of a 16-hit attack and a 10-run eighth inning. San Diego edged CSacramento 6-8. Seattle Ab H O A Portland AbHOA Schstr,3b 4 0 0 0 Marqes.cf 4 1 $ 0 Rackly.cf 4 13 0 Rucker Xt 4 t 2 0 JudnicOl 4 3 1 0 Layne.Sb 4 t 0 4 0l6 Coiman ji 4 3 7 0 Rocco.lb Vico.lb 3 011 0!Brovia.rf 4 13 SalkeM.e 4 0 3 0 BasnskiJb 4 0 0 Davlab 4 0 0 6 Gladd e 4 0 7 3 iui Albrlhtas 3 13 3 Austin aa Brown.p 3 0 0 3 Lyna.p uernaar. ToUla 33 37 111 Totals 31 137 9 Seattle Po PitchlngT IP AB R HER BB SO Brown ., ... Lynn Gerheauiar K-Rocoofmt ' S 4 I 1H 0 0 RBI Coleman n 4, Lynn 9 S3 4 1 4 -1 S Gerheauser .... 1& 9 9 9 0 9 1 I-Rocoo. RBI Coleman 4. Rucker t, JB Coiman, Rucker. HK Coiman. B Rackley. Junich 3. Coiman, 1 Lynn. Left Seattle 3: Portland Brown. U-Mutart, Barbour and ford, T-l:48. A 4.796. San rran eisco 100 000 000 1 1 0 Hollywood 000 011 00 x s a o Johnson and Ortelg; Schallock and uapper, Banaiocic (l). Sacramento 010 030 ftfli B is l Bar n tMee-o 201 021 OOx S S 1 Gillespie, Gumbert (8) and Steiner: Zuverlnk, Savage (7), Jurisich (9) and Treuu Los Angeles 010 001 000 1 9 Oakland ... 320 120 0(10)x- K IS 16 Bessee. Gabla (S). Marino (7). Mc paniei (8), Kush (8) and Novotncy; uaasaway ana nooie. TOURNEY TO OPEN FOREST GROVE, June 20-(V A district semi-pro baseball tour nament will open here tomorrow night, continuing into next week. Twelve teams are) entered in the single - elimination play with the top four .to qualify for the state tournament at Silverton. Banks, the defending state champion, is entered. . their title with a flvo-raa barst la the second featuring a three' nut triple by Howard Schlag. Big blew for Cleat Lake was Car iter's two-ran homer la the fifth. No City league games are due tonight bat in the Industrial clr calt tho top-place Teamsters meet Naval Reserve at S o'clock while Hallmark Cards takes ea Maple Dairy at t. jlnulh Commareial 051 001 9 7 9 SLriSrESf wwtid ,nd P. aisoaw. Mayflower ' , 019 100 3 1 1 SrTalii Krulf and KS!ir aim Krueger and Vnemployment 104 f I e s P 0 0 9 and Johhaoa; Liiflker asd I1 i best in the league, is at left and In the loop opens Thursday night o'clock South Salem Merchants enes Rainers 4-2 Frank Coiman laced a home run inning to carry the Seattle Rainlers Beavers hero tonight - nanaea coiman tnen drove home I WESTERN INTERNATIONAL i w L GB Taeoma 35 23 ! Salem w L OB I 8 31 8 Wenftich 33 27 34IViotorla 38 33 9 Yakima 33 27 3i ! Spokane 26 36 11 4 Tri-citv a3 2a 4U!V,nv.nm i Tuesday results: At Salem 11. Van- ViueL'' ra-CKy- victoria (rain), At Yakima Turami ISmn inn niui I At wenatchee-SDokan (rain. COAST LEAGUE W L GB w L GB Holywod olywod 53 31 'San Tran 414811 tkland 46 39 8 Los Ang $4B13a in Diego 44 41 CSeatUo 88 44 13a oak San ortland 39 40 ll Sscramnt 33 S3 3 Tuesday resuiu: At Portland 3. : 1 -.1 ."njKV. N.mv.v. m if 3, Ban rraneiaco ll at San Cdego 6, Saoramento 9, AMXRICAN LXAQUS W L GB L GB Detroit 37 IS Waahingt 29 31 CUvIind Ilia I M Boston 3339 9i icago S3 38 1 33 18'i x. eth nm luesoay results t av 3, N York 8i At Cstrolt I. Wash! eolt tpstoa n 4 At Chicago 3. Boston It At ft. 'Ula l.l fnuaaei ilphla 0. NATIONAL LIAGC sjl" W L SB ' J M. W t. Louis 3321 1 Chicago New York 'hiladelo 31 21 Hfc IPittsbufg 20 36 14, Boston 30 2S 4 . - lilt itancinau isssib Tuesday raaulta: : At New York a. St. Louis 2t At Brooklyn S. Cincinnati 3; At Boston 3, Chicago 4 (10 inn.); At rnuaaeipnia 7, nnaourgn . eames ti.. v..i t-.. i m.. tru and" TheTchieV put V smash-bang Xtoisa to last night's riotous grap- pling brawls at the armory by tak mg the main event win from nas ties Irish Jack O'Riley and Rod ten ton. yaqul Joe's pair of prot ages ! proved to be all they were cracked up to be as a tag team duet. The JCid infaT ZTiJr; . 2i'5& iubimiss!0?i a . . . . meaniea. In the No. 2 fall a series of flying butts and a body press, with the help of a few flying mares from his partner, brought the fast hitting Chief a nod over O'Riley. There were a couple of illegal tags along the way, at which O'Riley and Fenton did some tall scream ing, but to little avail. In No. S the Chief used three Irish whips and a long; arm bar to flatten Fenton. The Leo Wallick-Mr. Sakata spe cial was a dandy skirmish also with the pair going to a fall-apiece draw. The classy-looking Sakata. a much improved gladiator nabbed the first fall with Judo chaps and a flying hip lock. Wallicks reverse chin locks, with 2Vi minutes to go evened jl me two went at it ham mer and tong afterward, with Wal lick running from the battle pre mises nnauy. . In - the opener Eddie Williams used a giant swing to down the well constructed Bill Melby. CUP SCHEDULE SET - NEW YORK June 2(MJP1-The playing schedule for the American zone Davis Cup matches was an nounced today. It pits Mexico against Cuba at Havana July 7, 8 and 8 and Australia against Can ada at Montreal July 14, 15 and At CI Yaqui Tandem rn -mm 10PS1V1 Bowl Scheds RodsVAgaln The hustling hot rods willl be back again Saturday night at Hollywood. Bowl In Salem, it was announced Tuesday by the Valley Sports auto racing pro moters. The Saturday program will be the fourth Of the season for the roadsters here. Time trials will start at eight o'clock and the balance of, the card, climaxed by a 40-lap Class A main event will get under way around pjn..?.,;- A larger field of drivers and ears has been lined up for the meet The veteran Northwest campaigner Gordy Youngstrom, piloting his No. 7 car, will be hero for the first time this season. The . roadster main events thus far have been won by Max Humm and Randy Francis, the utter copping the last two in a' row. Francis will be here to try to make It three straight San Francisco Drivers Don Radbrach and Paul Kamm will be here also. The 40-Ian malner will he th longest race of the season hero thus far. DeMossWins Tournev Test DENVER, June 20 -(&)- Two Simon-pur es lightly regarded be fore play begin threw scares in the first round of the Women's Western Open Golf tournament today, but tho pros and top ama- teurs marched through without casualties, Mrs. Ellamae Roessler. carried Louise Suggs to the 20th green before losing one-down to the de fending champion from Carroll town, Ga. Peggy Kirk, a dangerous amateur from Finley, O., beat Edean Anderson of Helena, Mont, xwo-up, Grace DeMoss of Corvallis. Ore.. overwhelmed May Cordingly of Des Moines 7 and 5, although shooting far below the standard which won her qualifying honors yesterday with a 73. Patty Bera: of Minneapolis, Mrs. George Zahar las of Chicago, Betty Jameson of San Antonio, who with Miss Suggs make up the bi four amons . . T. " the pro favoriter, all walked in. Boat Record Target Today SEATTLE, June 20-6TVA my stery boat designed by a Seattle aircraft engineer goes after Sir Malcolm Campbell's world speed recora tomorrow. Oddly, it's name is Slo-Mo-Shun IV. It is reported : " " vr l unuixitumv io nave cnurnea over JLaxe Washington at a 150-mile or better CUp, Btamey t. bavres. tne owner who has tested it carefully through manT months, is mum on its speed The target is the 141.74 miles an hour set by Sir Malcolm 11 years ago, xtuuna 1U UKlLXi The Junior Senators and Berg's Market teams of the Junior "C" league will practice at Olinger to night at 8 o'clock. All players an asked to be on hand. But Gehrmann Steals Show Coast Tiraclkniineim, Wlinn MADISON, Wis., June 20-(ff)-Pacifio a big ten team today 69 to 03 but distance star, stole tho show. Qehrmann blazed to victory in tne naix- mile race in 1 minute 80.7 seconds, world record of 1:49.2 set by Sid It was the fastest half mile the meet and stadium records. He pulled us from apparent 25 yards on the last lap to win yards. Earlier he had won the one last 150 yards. His time for the new stadium record. . . Tour meet records were broken. .Besides we new nan mum rec ord, new standards were set in c., Inches in the shoL Dick Attesev tfui iiiaiiiuici ua auuuuiu savs ia.8 seennds in the 120 yard high broken was by Don McEwen of mfnutM OR Ufnnds. : Gehrmann s appearance today star will run for Wisconsin. TT' . The Pacific coast team won the by Donnie Anderson of California, running anchor. Anderson picked 2S fS, over Charles Peters of Indiana, to finish two feet in I -T a. Mm. a aw. 4a-A MKa -Dfilffa Washington, Bill Fell of Oregon ti .9 BWVUJUU3. THE NEWEST CAR UNDER THE SUNI DELIVERY NOW TEAGUE MOTOR CO. 35S M Liberty TTigeirs9 81110 Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, Juno 21. 1950 Snead Defending King Linksters Start Action Today in PfiA Tourney COLUMBUS. O- June 20 -(JPi- championship 32nd i in the long line of colorful classics opens to morrow over Scioto Country club's 7032-.yard curse with Samuel Jackson Snead of White Sulphur for-oav title. A field of 129 qualifiers from all parts of the country, includ ing eight former winners of the coveted crown, will, tee off Wed nesday in the opening half of the 36-hole Qualifier. The second round is slated Thursday, with the low 63 joining Snead in the match play bracket which runs ant next Tuesday. Thi one is for charity so far as tho sponsors are concerned with the Columbus Boys ciuo ana the city zoo getting the profits. Snead. four under i par ior n holes in his opening practice round, romped around in 35-34 I 69 today, three unaer iigures. ne said his putter was working weU. The guy everyone was taiKing about, however, was Lloyd Man grum of Chicago, former Open chamo who is the hottest thing on the tournament trail Just now. Manmim manufactured five bir dies and an eagio toaay u lat ter with a wee-one-foot putt but missed par on two holes as he nn- ichedwith6?. The mustachioed grandfather at 35 has $8,100 in prize money to showjfor his June tournament acn tivities. ..! Ed (Porky) Oliver or beanie tested the course and carded a 71. Silsox Slate 4 Eugene Tonite SILVERTON. June 20 -(Spec ial)- Silverton's Red Sox clash with Eugene Wednesday nignx, 8 !n a State league tilt. The contest is a makeup for jt prev ious postponement. Probably starting In tho mound for the Red Sox will be uene Peterson, the former Salem Sena tor hurler. Big Six O R H Pet. KeU. Tiger sera 94 48 85 .381 Musial, Cardinals 50 Dropo. Red Sox 47 186 198 200: 174 30 88 J6S 39 72 J64 Robinson. Dogers 03 41 72 J60 33 S3 .350 38 71 XI Doby. Indiana tl Slaughter. Cardnla S3 207 Tuesday: Ab H H Po A I Rbl Gordon, Indians AU . a v .aa aw lians - ??03 70 Sox -4 II I t 0 ft Sox. .4004000 Erautt, Reds, pitched. But loss not charged to him. coast all-star trackmen beat Don Oehrmann, Wisconsin's great only 1.5 seconds slower than the wooderson of Great Britain in 1838. run anywhere this year ana broke " defeat to take the race, picking up from Bob Chambers of USC by tvtf mile run witn a great spruit in tne mile was 4 minutes 11.1 seconds, a A M 1 .the shot put, high, hurdles and two . . rM.nT, u; am uci iiivv m uivw w of USC. set a new meet record of hurdles. The fourth meet record Michigan. Ho ran the two-mile in 9 . . . . m , ' t Jul T-l j was tne last urae mj uiu nau&cL .. 440 yara reiay wiin a gxeai spring ninnrt wpra ' CTSki WPUmfln Of 1 and Al Mejia of USC A. The time was Phono 3-4173 ..- carnrm to The $40,000 Mid-Century PGA Springs, W. V, defending the play- Defender 3 4 1 7WA SAMMY SNEAD Bis PGA Title on Line SOFTBALL STANDINGS MT. ANGEL, June 20-(Special- Standings for the Santiam Soft ball league are as follows: Sub limity 5-1, Jordan 4-2, ML Angel 2-4 and Stayton 1-5. Sublimity downed Stayton 8-1, Sublimity racked up Stayton 26-14, Mt. An gel lost to Jordan 6-5 and then beat Jordan 10-3 in recent games. American Leagne New York 024 000 200 8 13 0 Cleveland 000 011 000 3 7 1 Lopat and Berra; Lemon. Weik (3). Pierettt (7). Benton (7) and Hegan. (Washington 000 000 301 4 12 1 ..... 000 100 010 2 4 1 U",0U Marrero and Evans: Hntrhinsnn White (9). Gray (9) and Robinson. Boston 000 221 000 5 10 0 200 000 010 3 7 0 Parnell (9) and Tebbetta: Chicago Kinder. Wight and Malone Philadelphia 000 000 000 0 4 1 St. Louis 100 000 OOx 136 Brissie and Guerra: Carver and Lol- National Leagne St. Louis 000 010 010 3 S 0 New York 100 100 Olx 3 8 1 Brecheen and Rice; Jones and West, rum. Cincinnati . 010 000 100 S 11 Brooklyn 016 000 lQx t 6 Rarfensbereer. Smith (3 Erautt 7 and Schefftng; Roe and Campaneua. Chicago 100 000 101 1 003 100 000 0 Boston (10 innings) Kuan and and Walker: Sain and Cooper, KSKSgL" 000 020 100 3 f UUU MM MX 7 S Law.lwalah (S) and Turner; Meyer ana seminick. 35m UUUUiU . ., , ... -,:LLl . V5?f I 1 3f on gvgqv Hsro : , ccrczQAS. Tine at:d tu30 J Giants Defeat Red Bird (M Bombers Nip Tribe, Solons Upset Bengals k By Joe Falls NEW YORK. June 20 -3u. Brooklyn bombed its way into un disputed possession of first place in the National league tonight with a rousinr 8-2 victory over Cincin nati's Reds. i While the Dodgers were club bing three home runs against three Cincinnati pitchers, the St. Louis Cardinals fell one game off the pace, dropping a 3-2 decision to the New York Giants. Other National league action saw Chicago's Cubs, behind Bob Rush's five-hit pitching; turn back the Boston' Braves, 4-3, in ten innings, and the Philadelphia Phil lies rally to whin thf Pittsburgh Pirates, 7-3. The New York Yankees moved to within one game of the league leading Detroit Tigers in the Am erican leaPIlf Th Vanlrr n,ith Jo DiMaggio joining the exclusive "Z.ooo-hit club," whipped; Cleve land, 8-2, while Detroit was upset. w, Dy tne Washington Senators. The Boston Red Sox ended a five-game losing streak, downing the Chicago White Sox, 5-3. Tha bt. Louis Brown shaded Connie Mack's reeling Philadelphia Ath letics, 1-0, 'as Ned Garver bested Lou Brissie. Gil Hodges led Brooklyn's home run parade with a "grand-slam mer" In the Dodgers' six-run sec ond inning against Kenny Raffens berger. Carl Furillo and Bill Cox chipped in with solo homers for the Brooks. Preacher Roe won his' eighth game. West Westrurh's eighth inning home run gave the Giants their first victory over theh Cardinals this season. . Stan I Musial had tied the game, 2-2, with a homer in the (top of the eighth the 1,500 hit of his National league career. , Sheldon Jones checked St. Louis on six hits to pick up hip fifth vic tory. Harry Brecheenf was the loser. DiMaggio got two hits and drove home three runs at Ed Lopat checked Cleveland with seven hits. The great Yankee outfielder thus joins Luke Appling of the White Sox and Wally Moses of the A's as the only active performers with 2,000 or more hits. Little Chico Marrero stopped the hard-hitting Detroiters on four hits. Washington's Eddie Yost , highlighted a three-run rally In the seventh inning with his eighth home run 'with one mate on. Turf Giants To Vie Again ALBANY, Calif', June 20-iE-Citation, who has been conceding weight to rivals for years, will ac cept an advantage in the twilight of his racing career Saturday. The Calumet farm star will carry pound less than his arch rivaL Noor, when the pair meet for th j fourth time. In the weights released today for-the $50,000 added Golden Gate handicap, closing feature at Gold en Gate fields, Citation will tote 126 pounds. Irish-bred Noor, who has flashed to the wire first la their three preceding meetings, was assigned a package of 127. ATTENTION, LEGIONS! Capitol Post No. 1 Americas KCgiua jtuuvr kuu biciuutii asked to be at the YMCA at :S tonight to catch the bus to Oregon City for the district five gam4 with Oregon City, i AC1C1UAL Stafo Tiro Service 710 State Stret team. The feitk ialesgs3 sllaebed S 18. ' .