pavers Bwrm jrtolwj -Twice
The Slate-man, Salem, Oregon, Monday, Inly 01, 19508
foe up
gteSsW WiDIl "The Nations Top Comiq
Adams, Lynn
Hurl Winners
Rocco's 9th Inning
Homer Saves Opener ;
PORTLAND, Ore., July 30-CF)
-Mickey Rocco homered in the
ninth inning of the first -game to
lift Portland to a 5 to 4 win over
Hollywood and the Beavers then
capped It with a 7ito 2 second
game victory. The sweep of the
av doubleheader cave Portland
eight straight wins in the nine
game Pacific coast league series
here. '
Rneco bis blow over the right
field wall in the last inning of the
first .game drove in. the tieing run
and his was the winning score.
There was one out at the time
and the reeoun was almost a dupli
cate of last night's final inning
Luis Marauez had opened the
Inning with a pinch hit grounder
to shortstop, but Hollywood's
Johnnv 0Neil hobbled and Mar
auez was safe. Eddie Basinski then
popped out on an attempted sacri
fice and then Rocco came up He
flammed the second pitch by relief
hurler Ken Lehman to end tne
came.
Hollywood had If three run rally
In the seventh to come from be
hind. v
The first three batters Chuck
Stevens, Frank Kelleher and
Murray Franklin singled to load
the sacks. Then Portland Pitcher
Bob Drilling settled down. Catch
er Mike Sandlock flied out and
Jimmy Baxes , was fanned. Bu
pinch hitter John Antonello sin
gled to drive in two?rannars and
Ed Sauer did the same to bat in
Franklin.
Earlier in the first game, Frank
Austin doubled in two Portland
runs in the second inning. Hoi
It wood scored once in the fourth
nd the Beavers in the fifth on
riruihl nnH n clncrl
Red Lynn allowed but three Star
hits in the seven inning second
game while Portland batters
reached, three Hollywood pitchers
for ten blows.
In the first inning assault, Leo'
Thomas and Johnny Rucker sin
gled and Joe Brovia doubled them
home. Fenton Mole then his his
second home run since joining
the Beavers midway in the se
ries.
In Seattle, Oakland swept a
doubleheader from the Seattle
Rainiers, 12-5 and 3-2, to stretch
Its league lead to nine games. The
A. i ii t j a r in. i
twin seiuc - u ip ocaiue iu
fifth place and gave the Oakes the
seriesJJ-4. . -7 1
The San Diego Padres trimmed
Los Angeles twice in the Angels'
park, 11-7 and 5-4, to sweep the
series 5-2.
(rirst famt).
oltyw4 Portland
ABHOA ABHOA
Baur.cf 4 14 0 ThomasJb 4 2 0 1
nly. 1 3 0 Rucker ,cf 3 0 6 0
. orn.an.rf 4 14 0ikib S 1 3 S
- gtevrns.lbS 4 0Rocco4b 3 1 10 1
, KellehrJ- 4 13 1 Brovia ,r
rrnklinM all l!Mo)jf
Bndlok.c 4 0 7 0 Gladd.c
Boxes.3t 4 0 0 3!AiDUdm
lalveson.B 1 0 O l'DrUlinaD
aConatar 110 0 Fleminf ,p 0 0 0 0
Karpel.p 0 0 0 ll-Barr 10 0 0
puiionuo lie U Aatmi.p o a o
Lhman,p 1 0 0 0 trMarquex 1 0 0 0
O'NeilM 1 1 0 0)
Totals 3410x23 7 Total 32 0 3714
a Singlad for Sarveaon in win. ,
b Sin-lad for Kami In 7th.
x On out when winning run teortd.
z Flied out for flenujis In 8th.
T Reached first on error for Rucker
la 9th.
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UNDERSTAND?
Baseball Exile Receives Ovation
Fred fulerlde, ex-Giant,
Eeturns to Polo Grounds
NEW YORK, July 3(W!P)Fred Merkle, after 23 years of seli
imposed exile from baseball came back to the Polo Grounds today
and received one of the biggest ovations ever given a Giant hero.
- Merkle, one of a host of former New York Giant and St Louis
Cardinal stars invited to attend
4 J 0 0
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3 3 4 0
3 3 3 8
3 0 11
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ortland
000 100 SO 4
020 010 0030
Winning pitcher: Adams. Losing pit'
her: Lehman.
Ip AO R H ErB&SO
6i 27 4 a 4 11
Hi 0 0 3 0 0 1
1 3 0 0 0 1 0
8 19 3 3 4 4
1 3 01010
2'4 10 33 1 11
Pitcher
Prtllins .
Ileiiying .
Aaami
Salreaoa
Kantrl .
Lehman
E O'Nell. RBI .Austin 2. Gor
rm. BroYla, Antonello 3, Sauer, Rocco
2B Austin, Borman. 3B Hmd
lar. HR Rocco. SB Sauer; SH
Rucker, Austin. DP Austin to Basin
ski to Rocco. LOB Hollywood 7,
Portland 10. Umps Orr, Runfe,
Yrmnt nryij Gordon. T 1r0.
the first old timers day ever stag
ed here, hardly knew what to ex
pect as he strode to the batter's
box to accept a gift
The crowd of some 40,000 didn't
leave him in doubt long. It cheer
ed to the echo for the one-time
star first baseman for John Mc
Graw. It matched the greetings
given to two other Giant stars of
top magnitude master Mel Ott
and King Carl Hubbell.
Ott and HubbeL who gave Giant
fans plenty of baseball during
their heyday in the 1925-40 era,
played prominent roles again as
the . 1933 edition of the Giants
and -the Cardinals of the "Gas
House Gang" days met in a three-
inning contest preceding the regu
lar game between New York and
St. Louis. The old Giants won 2-1.
. Licensed radio sets in Japan to
taled 8,640,798 at the end of
March, indicating that 53.5 per
cent of Japan's homes have radio
receivers.
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Hollywood
AB n U A
Handlyb 2
Stevens.lb 3
Antnllo.cf 3
Gorman.rf 3
KeUherJX 3
Frnklins 2
Baxesb 3
Dapper.c 3
Mltzbrgr.p 0
Mndrff.p 1
aHicks 1
Anthony ,p 0
Total 22
2 4Thomai,3b
S, 1 RcKr.cf .U
1 0lBsnskl(2b
0 0:Rocco,lb
0' Brovia jf
3 Molejl
2 Ritchey.c
Oi Austin
OiLynn.p
Portland
AB H O A
1
3
0
3
0
0
9 1
31111
0 Marquei.cf 0
OIBarrjf 0
Totals 2S1031 7
m GroundedTput for Mondorff in 5th.
Hollywood
Portland .
. 000 200 02
400 030 X 7
Losine? Ditcher: Maltzbereer.
Pitcher Ip Ab R H Er Bb So
Lynn l z a I a
Mattzberger i 0 4 4 4 0 1
Mondorif 3 11 0 3 0 3 1
Anthony -3 0, 3 3 3 1 0
I None. RBI Brovia 3, Moe 3,
Kelleher 3. Austin 3. 2B Brovia. An
tonello, Austin. HR Mole. Kelleher.
SH Stevens. DP Franklin to
Handley to Stevens: Thomas to Rocco.
LOB Hollywood 3, Portland 5. Umps
Kunee. xounr. cordon and orr.
me i:si. Att. 10,595.
(Continued from page 8)
lent artillery to cat a foe to
pieces. Speed will be the big fac
tor. Joe's one hope is to land
that knock-eat wallop very early
la the proceedings . , . . ,
Easter HU$ 'Em Low ,
" They say of Cleveland's Lake '
Easter that he Is one of the few
wallopers la history who eaa '
s ake a pitcher dock a home run . ,
stoat. Oecasionally Larropin
Lake wtU bit one which takes off
a a low line toward the moond
. low In fact that the hurler "
la going to hit dirt fast. Then
the twisting scorcher will start
climbing vp and Into the wild
blao yonder . . . j With 21 over- -the-waU
blows to -te which ;
pats htm only eight behind tho
HULlor leader. Al Sosea of Clere-
lsad Faster solght yet eomo oat
as tho top homer aaaacker when ,
the final day of the season ar
rives . . ;,.';.-v. ..,:::
SUverton Doe Well
llaay favorable eommeati
have arisen over the baBdli-g
f the State Semi-Pro toarney
at SUvertoEU-. No getting aroond
It, this little tows to the east of
as has a habit of saeeeedi-g la
baseball where others fall. That
KUvertaa - ML Angel area over
there Is UteralXy a hot-bed of
baseball Interest, rropertionate
U apeakbig. that tnterest Is as
hUh as yovll find any-whera
If yon want a tourney bad
enoogn well, make your own.
That is what a dozen vonthfnl
links ters did recently and oat
popped the City Junior meet
The youths chipped in for tro-
pnies ana chances are the tour
nev Will now be ta annnal af
fair Added to the annaal
Howard Wlckrund - Mird
Junior meet, the golf in' kids
ereaboats have had a busy sum
mer ..... Onlv little over
month until the ponies start
dashin' at the Lone Oak track
so. mamma, if dsddt is ! in
coming forth with the dough for
tnose nylons aad that new head
piece yon ougfcta know why
..... In her last four games
Yakima'a league - leading Bears
(not lncladlor Sndv iuimV
totalled SO ram n S htta. Vt
hard to see why they're helg
soo parade .... .
HOW TO
- MEASURE A
FA DAY'S WORX
Afred I. Stuart
Keglstered Proffsiiorisl
Engiaeer
.F. Ot Box 5069
ForUand 13, Oregosi
Junior Ball
Playoff Set
The battle for the 1950 Salem
Junior baseball MC league title
opens tonight on Olinger field
at 6 o'clock. Tied for first place
at the end of regular play last
week. the. Keizer Drive-Inns
and Warner Motors clubs will
go at In In a best two-of-three
clash for the coveted title. Both
teams finished regular play with
six wins and one loss.
The only loss taken by the
Inns came at the hands of the
Warners, 6-5, week before last
as George Covey bested Gary
Keppinger In tho pitching dneL
Those two are. apt to be the
nominees for mound chores In
tonight's opener, although the
Inns may lead with Vinee Matt.
The Warners only loss during
the season came at the start, an
11-5 pasting by the Odd Fellows
Lodgers.
SecondLgaoefof the playoff Is
set for Wednesday night and
the third for Friday if necessary
AussiesUp
Tennis Le
ad
MEXICO CITY, July 30-6!p)-
Australia Increased her tennis vie
tory over Mexico to 4-1 today In
the closing matches of the Amer
ican zone Davis cup finals. '
The powerful Aussie team al
ready had clinched the victory yes
terday by winning three straight
maicnes.
In today's play, Mexican singles
champion Gustavo Palafox won
uie only Mexican point by defeat
ing Ken McGregor. 6-4. fi.4. 8-8
3-6,6-3. .
Frank Sedgman, Australian
champion, came from behind to
edge out veteran Mpvican
player Armando Vega, 2-6, 6-4,
o--., -o, o-z.
PCL Line Scores:
(rirst game) :
Sacramento
000 010 (VW 1
. 000 001 03x 4
Ran franHfm
Surkont and Raimondi; Lien and Or
Sacramento
San Francisco
vans and Steiner; Peres and Partee,
000 110 0 3 10
002 110 x 4 10
(First game):
Los Angeles
. 023 032 11011 13
110 001 203 7 IS
Vr.ua T . iW I & .
criei. Kush (6), Mcbaniels (7), Cables
9f U WU
San Diego . 300 020 0 3 4
Los Angeles 300 101 0 4
Olsen and Kerr; Besse, Mallory (7)
ana ls .
(First game);
Oakland
Seattle
303 030 32013 IT
220 000 001 S 10
Groth. Gaaaawav (1). Harrist (2) and
niDic: 2cDnz. rrneauer (3). xuc
haus (9) end .aUccld, Warren (2).
Oakland
Seattle
000 003 01 3
100 100 00 2 S
GettatL ThomDaoa (9). Behrmaa. 7)
ana at -tone; rietcner ana .aiarm.
One Fair
Of Eyes
Mast Lmm
Yon A
lifetime .'
DO NOT
NEG-FCT
THEM!
Dr. S. A. Wheatley
Optometrist
TUCoart St fluuie t-KC9
ofty Leaders
I DICK TRACY
. r . y t r i w t i i 1 1
rum I i
IF Tj-IEV WONT E3UV
PRCHCTTON. BLOW
THEIR SET FULL
OF
SVRUP'
THAT-
THE CODER.
OP XV.
WKC4.ES
I -AjdNO. Ctwe entire
AND ORDERED INSIOE OP
TWE CUV OUT. THE i SET
THEN HE V IS FULL. OF
.STICKY STUFF.
Ano ELSEWHERE IN TOWN.
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mi
Face Battles
The make or break point for
leading clubs in the City Softball
circuit is at hand, with but two
more weeks of play on the regular
schedule, and three teams in a
virtual tie for the loop lead, the
Leslie action is expected to be
on. the hot and heavy side from
nere in.
The Salem Supper Clubbers.
slumping badly of late, face a
toughie tonight in the 9 o'clock
rassle In Bob Knight and the
Papermakers. The Clubbers and
Campbell Rock wool are tied for
the lead with 10-3 marks, half a
game up on the Golden Pheasants
with 10-4.
Tonight's 8 o'clockcr sends Ran-
dle Oilers against 12th Street
Merchants. The Wools play South
Commercial Businessmen Tuesday
night, and then the Supper Club
bers Thursday night The Pheas
ants have a lth Merchants game
Tnursday also.
Industrial action calls for one
game tonight, according to the
schedule. In the league leading
Maple Dairy plays second place
Teamsters Union, a natural at 71
o'clock, i
Leading City league player sta
tistics, brought up to date by
Statisticians Jim Dimit and Fred
Minifir a.
Hiebert. P-M
Nelson. SSC
McCatfery. CRW
carrow. P-M
Joe Breeze, SSC
Alley. G-P .
McMorris. P-M
Wickert. SSC
DeBow, G-P ,
Maddy. P-M
Carver, 12th
Hendrie. SSC
Wenger. G-P
Barnholdt. SCB .
Maerz, R-O
Vandervort P-M
Blanton, SSC
Warren. P-M
Caruth, SCB ,
Henery, SSC
AB H RBI Pet
. 30 10 3 33
. 27 0 8 33
. 33 10 0 03
. 30 S 4 J00
. 38 11 11 89
. 39 11 8 83
. 42 11 S .262
. 43 11 S .256
. 39 10 4 .256
. 43 11 3 44
.21 8 1 38
. 38 8 8 37
, 39 0 6 31
. 30 7 3 33
. 30 7 3 33
40 9 7 23
. 49 10 8 23
. 27 s 3 xa
. 32 7 8 J19
. 49 10 3. 04
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Look and Leaii
By A. C. Gordon
- :- -
' 1. What was the first electrical
household appliance invented?
2. Which continent has the . lar
gest population, and which the
smallest?
3. Who was the first Presiden
tial occupant of the White House?
4. Which responds more quickly
to stimuli, the eye or ear?
5. Which is the most poisonous
snake in the world?
ANSWERS
, 1. The electric iron.
2. Asia, and Australia. .
3. John Adams, in 1800.
r 4. The eye.
5. The king cobra of India.
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HALSEY, July 30 -(Special)-1
Brooks combined six hits with 15
walks here today to down Halsey
12-4 in a Santiam Valley league
game.
Brooks -hurler, Joe Alexander
held Halsey to one hit and no cran
ed runs and batted in his share of
the. winning runs with a double
and a single in two times at the
dish. He also whiffed 10 batters.
Brooks ., 004 602 012 6 4
Halsey 020 200 0 4 1 2
Alexander and Akers; Fitzpat
rick, Falk (4, Fitzpatrick (6) and
venniee.
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