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2606 Keizer Mghtersj Watch j
Neighbor Bevens FireMnth
or
By Al lightaer j '
Statesman Sports Editor f
People of the Keizer district attention: Friends, you can hava a
night" t Waters field any time you wish. Just say the word-
A total of 2808 Keizer Nighten turned out for the Senators'
opener with Wenatchee here last night, and whether or not it was
the touch they cave proceedings never will be really known. At any
rate the Solons 1) lambasted the Chiefs IS to 1, (2 smacked out
20 bits In the process, (J) swept to their fifth straight victory, 4)
climbed to one came over the 300 mark in the standings. (5 racked
up an old pitchinc nemesis in Lefty Tommy Breisinger of the
Wena tehees. (0) gTe,260o customers two hours and four minutes of
complete glee and (7) exhibited in Bill Bevens a Keizer resident
of whom his neighbors can oe aownngni proua. - . ; i
The Baron of Bailey road nasn l
been any better here this year. He
yielded but lour hits in notching
his ninth victory of the season and
the lone run off him was unearned
in the second inning. Bevs con
trol was perfect as he walked but
one Tsatter, that one politically in
the fourth inning. He fanned six
and was in command all the way.
- It's actually too bad a fleet oi
scouts weren't watching the big
guy at work last night, for he real
lhad it Very few of his pitches
were hit hard.
Lone Ran Unearned
As for the run he gave, it came
. . ewich of Jimmy Jar-
. uri i ri iuic d rv - i
chairs bat The. young lad wH
, nlaved much oi xru
" . f hp. regular Oafciana
g?e firSaseman should. never
SS had the chance to swish it.
ErUHyroVChe4S
Bardt must have taken a bad
gS. or something, for the usually
S&M. Beardt itt
him for an error. JThen war
1 tf-nn
From there on Bevens tapres-
Brother, wna the
Yards could be written o
ecTedror-tworun,
rage in. . fifth ni
n Mt were seven douDies, "
each by Curt Schmidt
ofthe SO
T?,r nM put Bv
. aj4 in
Tanlace Breisinger n ;
heat but lasted only slightly more
SS Tinning as he got too ram
tuinctious with Umpire Joe Iaco
thumbed jtM
Hr Rupe Thompson then fin
hed up lor the visitors and was
recent of the five-run explo
sion in the eish".
Beard's Bat Led All
Beard's five bingles led the hit
ting, needless to say.
Glenn Stetter, Schmidt and
Tuckett each tossed in tnree moi
gaieties. Even Bevens hrmselT got
f the hits and popped across
a via nwn runs.'
Actually it was a great night at
the ball yard from all angles. And
it couldn't have happened at a
better time what with that many
clients looking on. The crowd was
by far the second best of the sa-
son. being exceeoea wnjr i
The Keizer folks who did a bril-
lwnt job in putting tne
. iicn tin 32 nnzes to cen
tors for this and that during the
me, and most of the 32 were in
.ch Th- Keizer school band; pa
raded before the game and Keizer
jVr- KaT Lafkv. elected to reign
r the current "Greater Keizer
Days" celebration renaerea a pre
nme soeech.
The nDroariou homecoming
wasn't without its sad note, how
ever. Richie Myers, the crack
hrtstoD. was injured at Victoria
and may be out for some time
with a sprained ankle. . . . -ast
night's performance by Bevens &
rv was actually amazing when it
is realized that the team had to
drive over 300 hot miles yester
day, arriving in town after 7 p.
tn. Another 300-mile jaunt snoum
b advocated todar. eh?
In tonight's second game. 8:15
'clock, either Lelty Aldon Wilkie
or Sal DeGeorge will face Charley
Gassoway of the Chiefs.
Lovely:
WENATCHEE (1) (U) SALEM
AbHPoA A HPoA
CCmkj-f 4 11 0,Lub.2b
Klmaab 4 1 S raberxf 4
rackyb 4 14 1 Tdschijf S 1 1
MnhlLlb 1 t SteOorJt S S
rrachiji 4 a 1 3!BarU.l S SIS 1
raiMrJt 4 13 SchmdtJS S
tkrau 4 1 Tucketta S J. 1 1
Aroicttxf S S : Brdjt SSI
-Bmnrjl UBercntA till
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TknMLDl !
Tot! 33 f 24 10 TWJU Unnil
Wentcbe 010 000 000 1 4 3
Mem 200 330 SS U 10 3
Losing pitcher: Breisinger. Balkl
Pitcher Ip Ab H It Zr S Bt
Breisinger 4s S3 10 3
Kadua 1H 13 0
Thompoao 1 11 I I I 1
Becfu a 33 4 1 t 1
Left eat baaaa: W t. S 11. Krrora:
nil Butle. Tuckett. Fbner. Paco
kv. Uow ram: JCafaball. Tmm b.
BmUc Stetter. Baud. Schmidt 3. Tockett
X. BarUc. Rims batted ta: Stetter.
Brtl 3. alarshan. Beard 3. raber.
T'jckett, Bcveaa 3. Lubr S acrtfiea:
Be rem. Tunc 3;04. Umpires: lacovettt
ad Valencmirt. Att. 2S06.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 22
-L5i- The Philadelphia Phillies to-
Tigers Snare;
4th Straight;!
Braves Victors
By th Associated Press
The Tacoma Tigers grabbed
their fourth straight win and
Pitcher Bob Schulte chalked his
first win after 'five consecutive
losses Friday night as the Tigers
whipped the hapless Victoria Ath
letics, 8-3. Schulte dished out an
eight-hit pitching job while his
mates were banging ten off
two Vic hillsmen. At Tri-City the
Braves topped the Yakima Bears,
(U2 behind ; the six-hit tossing of
Jack Brewer. Brewer had a shut
out until the ninth inning when
tne Atnieucs pushed over; their
pair of tallies.
(Vancouver at Spokane result on
page Z. Too late for sports dead
line.;. !
Yakima U
Trt-Citr L
000 000 003 s 0
021 010 Ilk S 14 0
Boemler and Brenner. Bra war anrl
Peut. j j
Victoria J 000 001 003 111
Taeam i 201 103 03x S 10 0
Promt. Brkich (St and Wrtin
acnuii ana jumiDerg.
Horse Cracks
Trot Record!
WESTBURY. N. Y, June 22-4JPi
-Demon Hanover established a
new world record of 3:06 25 for
the mile and one half distance
over a half mile track in winning
uk in si ui vision oi ine i4i,vii
David H. McConnell memorial trot
qualifying dashes at Roosevelt
Raceway tonight. The mark was
one and one-fifths seconds faster
than Proximity hung up at Roose
velt in 194?.
North Carolina
Divoters Lead
TOLEDO, O, June 22-(JP)-Clayton
Heafner and Johnny
Palmer, two red-hot North , Caro-
lianans, stayed out front with i
plus-nine total today in the '$15.'
000 Inverness Invitation Best Ball
golf ..matches. They halved one
match and Won a four-up victory
in another in the second and third
rounds. j ;
The southern stars, 28 under par
for the three IS -hole matches,
were two ahead of Henry Ransom
of St Andrews, 111., and Roberto
Devicenza. i Argentina, the recent
winner of the Palm Beadi Round
Robin in New York.
The Ransom - Devicenzo: pair
came up with two three-np vic
tories today, defeating Al Brosch
and Pete Cooper of New York and
defending champions Sam Snead
and Jim Ferrier. ! j
The hottest things In the tour
nament were Texans Jimmy De
maret and Jack Burke, who fired
a 'lO-under-par 61 this morning
to hold Heafner and Palmer even
and then came back this afternoon
with another 10-under-par i for a
victory ovej- Freddie Haas of New
Orleans and Ed "Porky" Oliver of
Seattle. I j
LONGACRES OPENS I
SEATTLE. June 22, -JPV- A
Ren ton horse eaptured the s $3,000
Renton handicap in the feature
race marking the opening of the
18th horse pracing season at Long
acres in the (twilight today. Sir
Calbenor, owned by Cecil Jolly of
nearby Renton, did the six fur
longs in ?:l-45. r
i : i
FOX RELEASED J
SPOKANE, June 22-Tiger
Jack Fox baa been released from
the hospital, but his doctor said
he doubts if the aging lightweight
boxer will Sever regain his speech
or recover from a partial paral-
day signed; a university of Colo
rado pitcher to a contract j which
provides far a bonus of an! unde
termined amount. The youth is
20-year-old Jack ! Anderson of
Lakewood, Colo. M . i
Campbell Crete Vpi Lead
Wools Nab Forfeit Win; Commerdals Victors
feeastheirs Keck Weet Seftbal
lera seiche their ninth straight
Ctty leagw victory the easy war
Friday aigfat at Leslie as they
teek forfeit verdict vere the
aeaatpeweMfcert Hellyweed Mer
ckaats. The lea was the third f er
the frmaneraw HeUyweeds tat bum
etlss. Amether tilt
teeth CeeuBcrtial
to the Teamsters. 4-2 behind the
eteady kern eg Warren Miller.
The Belly weed crew gained
aeeae eel ace by Basing the Wools,
8-1 ta est eskibitUm tilt after
lektag ap ;aa extra bis,
3
l
Not Advocated
4
a
' - V. f M II. ' "
JfJJ ' 11
While s "helpf ol" friend (tower rigbt backxronnd) and a photegrapher
look en with the crowd, Dutch gefcnitxer or Vienna, Austria, broad
Jumps his motorcyclo ever the head of another cyclist daring an In
ternational Open Stent championship event, part ef the Joey Chit
weed ante daredevil eireas. Sehnitser will perform thla at ant and
ethers la competition with fellow daredevils daring the 28 -event
program In Salem's Hollywood bowl Sunday night. j
28Events Listed in 2i-Hour
Chitwood Show at Bowl Sunday
Auto racing fans who like their motorized mayhem in top drawer
caliber will be in for23 events and 2 Vi hours of assorted driving com
petition and circus acts Sunday night at Hollywood bowl when the
Joey Chitwood show is presented here, starting at 8 JO o'clock.' The
it
"II
WESTCKN INIEBNATIONAL
f W t Pet! - WL Pet
Vncouvr 33 IS .7 101 Trl-City 2S 33 .450
Spokane. 40 23 .6331 Tacoma 2S M .436
Salem S 32 31 .SOI) Yakima . 24 3S .401
Wenatch 29 35 .453! Victoria 29 33 J97
rrtday result: At Salem 13. Wen
atchee; 1; at Spokane Vancouver
(Result on paga J; at Tri-City t.
Yakim S; at Tacoma 8. Victoria .
COAST LEAGUE
i W L Pet!
W L Pet
Seattle' 40 30 JM; Los Angl 43 42 07
Sacrman 49 40 .551! Portland 41 47 .46
Hollywd 48 49 34S;SanDiego 37 4S .433
Oakland 4T 41 JSX, San Fran 3S S3 .401
rrtday results: At San Diego 2. Port
land 13: at Hollywood S. Los Angeles
1; at Sacramento S. Seattle ; at Oak
land 5, San Francisco 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I W L Pctl
Irooklyn 30 S0..6S1
W L Pet
30 31 .4SO
29 30 .409
Boston
Cincinat
Mew Yrk 3S 29 .547
it Louis 31 30 .507 Chicago 23 31 .447
Philadal 29 31 .4SSi Pittsbrgh 21 37 J61
Friday results: At Pittsburgn .
Brooklyn S; at St. Louis 7. Boston 0;
at Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 3; at
Chicago I. tfew York (IS inn.).
i
AMERICAN LEAGUE
t W L Pet. W L Pet.
Chicago 40 SO Ml, Detroit 29 20 JOB
Nw York 37 33 .627! Wash in rt 23 34 .404
Boston; 33 23 3S3I Philadelp 21 39
Clerelnd XI 28 .533! St. Louis 19 40 .323
Friday results: At Boston 0. Chicago
1: at New York 0. Cleveland O; at
Philadelphia S. St. Louis 3; at Wash
ington i. Detroit T.
Suggs Ousted,
West Amateur
PHILADELPHIA, June
Pat O'Sullivan. a happy Irish
colleen from Orange, Conn., upset
medalist Louise Suggs S and 2
today and went Into the finals of
the Women's" Western Open Golf
championship against heavily-favored
Patty Berg.
Miss Berg ousted Mar oris
Lindsay, 26-year-old Illinois ama
teur champion from Decatur, 111.,
9 and 3. i
COAST MKT SWITCHED
ASTORIA, June 22-()-Tho
Oregon coast golf tournament, can
celled fat Gearhart this year, will
be held at the Astoria Golf and
Country club July 23-28, club di
rectors decided yesterday.
Senaior Swal:
(Includes all games played to data:)
Ab M 3t 3b nr Bi Pet.
Schmidt
Beard j
McDonald
Stetter;
. SI 21
e s
.412
J07
JOS
J99
.281
J77
2S0
.153 47 9
.151 4 3
.231 S9 11
-242 sa I
.188 3 T
J6 70 13
. 93 24 S
J137 34
-249 M S
49 11 S
9 25
0 19
28
S 24
1 2
9 SS
1 13
0 18
1 18
T
Luby
Tuckett
raber -.
McKeegan
Tedescal
Myers t
BarUe I
.258
J48
.144
.234
Pitching:
DeGeorge
Bereno
McNulty
Wilkie.
Lew J
Hemphill
O Ip
1 89
-IS 122'i
J2
J 97
-11 SS'i
9 21i,
W L SoBbK
9 3 21 S3 19
8 SO 47 43
8 29 32 33
9 3 43 S4
3 29 33 21
1 8 IS 17
over Hollywood
One Industrial leage gasae we
played. Hallmark Cards blasting
Leslie Park 17-8. with the aid ef
11 hits, iBcladhur a heaoer by
Oehse. Jones aad Chandler check,
ed the Leslies est three hits.
Setrth Caaarrrlil tallied a Bhr
at reaa ta the first frame err
Frank Mlcheet via singles by De
Bew and Miller,-two errers aad
a tingle by Wenger. Ib the third
Seata Commercial gat tw mare
- with singles by Wenger aad Ak
ers knocking la the talUea. Rich
ards belted iainmfwth Team
ster ta the teaeia aad Kleaarda
UJo
I!
for Amateurs
.!-
X '"
. a r " 4
show supplants the regular bowl
racing card for this week, and Is
brought In by Valley Sports, the
organization' which sponsors local
racing. f
Among the events are broad
Jumping of new '51 Fords more
than 100 feet into the air While
three other cars race underneath;
crashing sedan sedans into j solid
20-ton walls of ice; crashing two
cars head-on into each other at
better than 60 miles per hour; two
wheel wheel precision driving and
stock car steeplechase; broad jump
ing motorcycles for distance and
through blazing hoops; competitive
car rolling during which four ma
chines will be completely demo
lished; crashing through blazing
plank walls; dive bombing", a car
through the air and into a gather
ing of other parked cars, and the
spectacle of seeing a man who will
get into a casket with 20 sticks of
dynamite and allow himself to be
"blown up."
The International Stuntmen's as
sociation gold trophy and points
toward the ISA $10,000 purse for
the year will be the prizes the
daredevils will be after Sunday in
the competitive end of the pro
gram.
The Chitwood show was present
ed here last year and was a smash
hit with a packed gallery. Since
then the veteran Indianapolis "500"
driver who operates the spectacu
lar show has added numerous new
features. - - ' i
Regular auto racing admission
prices will prevail for the show.
Gotham Entry
Leads in AAU
BERKELEY, Calif, June 22-UP)
The San Francisco Olympic club
today won the Junior team cham
pionship of the 63rd annual track
and field championships, amassing
133 points to second place San
Antonio ACs 88. j
But the New York Athletic club
took a big lead In the senior divi
sion, with 24 points, over the
Olympic club's 10. i
The big city club scored Its most
impressive win in the 10,000-meter
senior grind, when bespectacled
Curtis Stone led two team mates
to the tape in 32:30.7. I
G-Man Fred, Wilt, the country's
present top long-distance man, fol
lowed Stone by two yards. The
third New York AC runner, Arm
and Osterberg, finished some 23
yards back in third place. I
LAYNE BEATS HALL 1
KANSAS CITY, June 22-(V
Rex Layne, 197, heavyweight con
tender from Lewis ton, Utah, to
night won a ' split decision i over
Henry HalL 178, New Orleans.
HalL a fast jabbing lightheavy,
made the highly regarded Layne
look bad at times but was no
match for stronger Layne in the
infighting. j
In 1830 the electric utility In
dustry in the United States used
more than 90 milliofT tons of coaL
r -
tied fer the ether in
the seventh. I
S. Coml 218 I 4 1 8 t
Teamsters tea 188 1 2 1 8
Miller aad Wenger; Mkheel
aad Beck. ; - - I
Weele 188 tM 1 j
BeOyweed tea S82 x Z i -3 1
(ExBlbttiea) !
Marshall, Braanea (f ) and afe
Caffety: Rawlins and Wlekert.
Leslie Park 138 888 1 6 8 S
Hallmark 168 118 x 17 13 S
Carver. Heever aad Calklaa,
Caraaa; Jeaea, CaaBdler aad Oe-
Sstll -aatS'
Ganie Commisli Completes
Game commission fish hatchery-
men have completed their annual
take of wild rainbow ergs at East
lake-near Bend. The 870,000 eggs
detained will be sent to several
state hatcheries. Large seining nets
employed to trap East lake
rainbow as they move into shoal
areas.i Until the large rainbows
move out, a line of marker buoys
designates spawning areas , where
sport fishing is banned. The mark
er buoys will be pulled July 1 and
other lines will be established Sep
tember! when brook trout move
inshore to spawn. East lake pro
vides: most of the eastern brook
eggs needed for stocking in Ore
gon.! A third wild trout eex-take was
conducted on Spencer creek south
sidou rjotlhi TirDafloinipuii veir OeveDapud
Brooks Get Win
Giants, Tigers
By Kalph
YORK. June 22-WVThe
in 2ti games of the leading Chicago
Cleveland Indians, 6-0, while the Sox bit the dust at Fenway park,
dropping a 6-5 decision to the Boston Red Sox.
Ailie Reynolds turned in hut sec
ond straight shutout, blanking Bob
Feller and the Indians on six sin
gles.: The Yanks combed Feller
for eight of their ten safeties and
wrapped the game up with three
runs : in tne secooa inning, jerry
Coleman drove in half of the Yan
kee Irons while Yogi Berra con
tributed his 11th homer to the
attack.
Yern Stephens and Ted Williams
starred in the Red Sox triumph!
over! Chicago. Stephens drove in
the deciding runs witn a two-run
homer in the fourth inning off
Randy Gumpert who suffered his
first loss in eight decisions. Wil
liams, who beat out a bunt and
doubled off the left field score
board, was brilliant defensively.
Williams threw out .Pincn-iit-
ter Joe Demaestri who tried to
stretch a single in the fifth and
saved the game with a sensational
catch in the eighth.
Chicago knocked starter ana
winner Mel Parneil out in tne
eighth inning. Ellis Kinder took
overt with two out and runners on
second and third. Chico Carras-
quel lashed a terrific drive that
sent Williams back to the left field
wall for a spectacular catch.
Ted Gray, with help from Hal
White, gained his third triumph as
the Detroit Tigers crushed the
Washington Senators, 7-3. The
Tigers sewed it up with six in the
first against Fred Sanlord.
Gus Zernial socked his 12th and
13th home runs to spark the Phil
adelphia Athletics to a 5-2 victory
over the St. Louis Browns. Alex
Kellner scattered nine Brownie
hits in besting Al Widmar.
Brooklyn's Dodgers held on to
their 6 -game margin in tne w a
tional loop with an 8-4 verdict
over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Three
run bursts in the sixth and seventh
frames sparked the Bums to their
win.j Bruce King was credited with
the win.
The New York Giants defeated
the Chicago Cubs. 9-6, in ten in
nings . on Willie May three-run
homer in the only day game In ei
theri league. Monte Irwin and Bill
Riznev also homered for the
Giants. Hal Jeffcoat sent the game
intof overtime with a two-run
ninth inning homer off relief
Pitcher George Spencer.
The victory enabled the runner-
up Giants to puU 2Vt games ahead
of the third place St. Louis Card
inals. The Cards dropped a - 8-7
decision to the Boston Braves.
Sam! Jethroe broke up the game
with! a two-out two-run ninth in
ning1 double. Willari Marshall and
Earl Tor geson poled homers for the
Braves in the third inning.
Harry Perkowski, with help
from Frank Smith, pitched the
Cincinnati Reds to a 3-2 victory
overt the Philadelphia Phils. The
Reds tucked the game away with
three runs in the first inning off
Jocko Thompson.
National League
Chicago
ana 0O0 0208 10 8
108 300 OOx 12 8
Boston
Cumnert. Aloma (3). Rotblatt (T)
andjfttasl; ParoelL Kinder (8) and
Moss.
Cleveland
New York
.000 000 0008 8 1
.030 101 Olx 10 8
Feller.
Chakales (8) and Hegan;
Reynolds and Berra.
St- Louis
.001 100 0003- 8
3
Philadelphia 100 120 Olx 8 18 1
Widmar and Batts; Kellner and As
trotfa. -: .
Detroit
. 600 100 0007 11
Washington
.000 000 300 S 8
Gray. White (I) and Robinson. Swift
(9); Sanford. Consurra (1). Ferrick
(7). Raynes (8) and Klutx. Gum (7).
American League
Brooklyn 810 003 3018 13 8
Pittsburgh 813 800 0004 11 3
Branca. Erskine (4). King (S) and
Cam pane 11a: PoUei. Wilka (7). La
Palme (8) and CaragioU.
Boston
St. Loula
203 100 0038 IS 8
aoo oes 0017 1a 1
Nichols. Surkont l). and cooper.
Mueller (): Poholsky. Braxlo (3).
Boyer (T). Lanier and Klca. -
PhTlade!phUv 001 000 002 8 1
Cindnnatt 1 300 000 OOx 3 8 1
Thompson. Konstanty l and Sem
fmck: Perkewskl. Smith (8) and Pra-
(Ten lnninml
Vfaglie, Spencer (t aad Westrum.
NoMo (It); KUppstein. Effie (8). Me
Ltck (7). Leonard tlO) and Edwards.
i
EX-BEAKS JOIN STARS -
CHICAGO, June 21 -JPy- Two
halfbacks who helped the univers
ity of California to three straight
Pacific coast championships have
joined the college all-star squad
fori its game with the Cleveland
Browns in Soldier Field Aug. 17.
The backs are Pete Schabannn
and Jim Uonachino, who were co-
captains of the Golden B?rs last
New York 818 008 38 13 8
Ckjcaao ms ooi ess 88 11 1
- t
of Klamath Falls. Some 'Spencer
creek eggs were lost whea a flash
flood took out the dam and water
supply for the egg-holding troughs.
Egg-taking operations at Diamond
lake began May 11 and have pro
vided another 1,230,000 rainbow
eggs. - . . -
Another i L500.000 spring rain
bow eggs were stripped from brood
fish held at the McKenzie hatch
ery. Most rainbow reared at Ore-,
goo's 14 game fish hatcheries are
obtained from fall spawning stock
selected at the hatcheries. These
brood fish are used for C years and
then released.
A joint fish commission - game
crew Is completing a fish way this
summer around Valsetz falls on the
Over Pirates:
Overcome Foes
Kodea
New York Yankees moved to with
White Sox tonight by beating the
Beavers Win;
Sacto Outfit
1'
Gains on Suds
SAN DIEGO. June 22-WVPort-
land's Beavers pounded four San
Diego hurlers for 17 hits and a
12-2 victory tonight in th; Coast
league opener between the two
clubs. Lyman Linde. who hune
up his eighth mound victory for
the Bevos, was touched for 11
hits but kept them well scattered.
Portland closed out with six
runs in the ninth inning, after
piling over four in the eighth.
Sacramento topped Seattle 8-6
in the opening mix of the club's
duel for the top-spot. The outcome
cut Seattle's lead to one-half game
over the Sacs. Hollywood whipped
Los Angeles 8-1 and Oakland nos
ed San Francisco 5-4.
PORTLAND
SAN DIEGO
AbHPoA
AbHPoA
Barr.cf 4
Banskib 8
Thmaa3b 4
BroviaOf 9
Tuckerxf 3
WtelmnM 8
Grhamjt 8
TaborJb 4
Whiter! 3
OlMaddrnif S
Austin. S S
Mrcuccix 4 8 S
Storey Jb 4
Yora2tF
Laiatajb 4 18
Undejy S 1 8
GdstnJf 118
Hlderjbjf X 1 8
Naragn
Olsenjt
wason,e
Harris.p
IMalloy
RcrweLLd
Miller.p
Shridn.ef
Totals 4317 27 ?!
Totals
31112711
a Ran for Brovia in 8th.
b Filed out for Whit tn 8th.
e Filed out for Olsen in 7th.
d Forced runner for Malloy in 8th.
Portland 200 000 04812
San Diego ,
Loser Harris.
Pitcher Ip Ab
Linda 17
Olsen 7 28
Harris 7
-100 000 100 t
K
S
a
4
8
H Er Bb So
11 S 2 1
S3 8 3
4 8 8 8
8 8 8 8
MUoy
Miller
in
S
s s a
Errors Austin. Marcueci. Graham
Wild pitch Miller. Thomas by Olsen
X. White by Olsen. Left on bases
Portland 18. San Diego 10. Two base
hits Maddera. Austin. Linde. Three
base hits Barr. Wietelmann. Glad
stone. Home run BasinsU. Sacrifice
hits Olsen. Marcueci. Stolen bases
Thomas, Gladstone. Runs batted in
Thomas 2. Brovia 2. Wietelmann. Gra
ham. Barr. White. Linde X BasinsU 3.
Holder. Double play York to Wietel
mann to Tabor. Time 2 M. Umpiri
oenu. uoran ana rora. Attendam
sjsi (official).
ios Angeles 000 001 000 1 8 1
Hollywood 600 010 lOx 8 8 3
Spicer. Hamner (1) Chandler 'Si
and Peden: Schalock and Dapper.
Seattle , , ooo 230 ooi in i
Sacramento 038 200 013 8 8 1
Davia. Johnson (Si. Calbert t and
Sheely; Benton. Grubb 8) and Hair
ston. Smith (t).
San Francisco 000 040 000 4 1
Oakland 000 000 005 9 8 8
Johnson. Dicker (91 Sinaleton rtk
and Orteig; Harrist, Burkhart (8),
Bailey (I) and Lamanno.
Kids Battle
Approximately 48 youngsters
from over the city battled in the
annual Childrens's tennis doubles
tourney Friday at the dinger
courts and! when the smoke cleared
the Mary . Campbell-Rich Carlson
and Eddie Kitchen-Ted Marr
teams had earned final berths.
These two duos will vie for the
crown at Olinger Monday at 9
a. m. : r
Both the finalists went through
the preliminaries with only one
loss. ;".:
Winner; of third place in the
meet was the Ian Brydon-Lee
Weaver team, No. 4 were Bill Win-
decker and Gerald Minnifie and
fifth were Sonny Beard and Ira
Feitelson. !: -
Monday's finals victor will get
merchandise prizes donated by
Barb's sport store.
PCL Fight
Against
SAN FRANCISCO. June 22-W)
The summer meeting of the Pa
cific Coast league directors ad
journed today with loop plans to
fight the big-league draft labeled
"top secret."
At noon, the directors recessed
and announced next year's play
will begin. April 410 days later
than this year and will continue,
at least for- time being, on the
split-week schedule.
Bat after the afternoon session
in which club owners and direc
tors discussed methods of forcing
the major league to drop the
draft of i PCL. players, all was
hush-hush.
Clarence Rowland, PCL presi
dent, slipped out and wasn't avail
For Net Toga
RanibdwEgg -
Taldrii
SHetz river below Valsetz. This 41
foot waterfall forms a natural bar
rier for steelhead and salmon mig
rations In the tipper Siletz river.
Excavation work undertaken in a
rock formation last summer was
alow and the project was terminat
ed by high water. The completed
fish ladder will open many miles
of spawning ground above the falls.
When drilling and Maetipg if
completed a permanent concrete
fish ladder will be poured in bed
rock. The ladder pools will be 8
feet wide and 12 feet long, pro
viding easy Jumps for the fish. To
tal length will be 329 feet Cost of
the Valsetz fish ladder, to be shar
ed equally by the two departments.
Is estimated at 330,000.
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Getting Set for Opener
8ILVESTON--Wherever a crowd U garnered here yen u nn w. s
(Bill) McGlnnls nailing ap signs advertising his Silverten Red Sex
basebaU team. Here McGlnnls was eaaght tacking vp a sum at the
SUYertea Valley Farmers ceoperatiTe, telling ef the big epeaer Sat
rday night with Albany at McGlnnls field. Opening ceremonies
will include the showing ef the new field lights and surrounding
fence. Game time la 8:J8 o'clock.
Sedgman's Game
Aussies Blast AmGife
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In Wimbledon Warm
LONDON, June 22-AVAustralia's tennis aces gave America's
hopefuls an inkling of what may happen at Wimbledon next week
when Frank Sedgman routed Herb Flam of Beverly Hills, Calif, in
the singles semifinal today. Sedgman and Ken McGregor also defeated
Gardnar Mulloy and Dick Savittl
in doubles.
Sedgman's brilliant play ' In
musting Flam, 6-3, 6-2, was the
outstanding ieature of the day at
the London tennis championshitts
as two Americans, Nancy Chaffee
of Ventura, Ca and Chirley Fry
of Akron, O, gained the finals of
the women's singles.
Miss Chaffee turned in the upset
of the Queens club tournament by
eliminating Mrs. Margaret Osborne
Eleven Teams
In Semi Meet
'FOKTLAND, Jane
Eleven teams will play ia the
anneal Oregon semi-pro baseball
Uomament at Silverten Jaly 15
25, Kay Brooks, state eonunls
aloBer. said today. The field Is one
of the smallest in the history ef
the event, he said.
Archer Blower aad Flee, the
defending champion, will be the
only : Portland entry. Other for
mer ; champions entered are- the
Snvertea led Sex aad the Albany
Aleee. -
Other team fnelado Forest
Grove, DaUae. lHdlosaata, ML
AageL Coos Bay, Tillamook, war
renton and Salens News agency.
Continue
id
Majors (Draft
able for comment San Francisco
Seals secretary Damon Miller ad
mitted thai leaeue is readr to take
same definite action on seeking to
eliminate the dran, nut ne saia
plans were strictly confidential
afut Tvnt for rxihlir-atifm.
ATI Miner would say was mat
all rluh owners and Rowland were
agreed on the course of action.
On the matter of falling attend
iw Miner said the directors had
decided to .take the attitude of
.. ' Al .
"better tunes ana wesmer are
ahead ' .
The only other concrete result
tho nvetinf was the decision
not to play exhibition games with
major league ciuos aiier Aiarcu
23.
i'Workjj
The first of several small Im
poundments for waterfowl and
warm water game fish will be es-
tablished this fall on the gam
commission's E. E. Wilson wildlife
management area at Camp' Adair.
An abandoned railroad grade pro
vides a natural dam for the pond.
A stream culvert will be blocked
and a spillway installed prior to
the fall rains. Portions of a 23 acre
Sudan grass and wheat plant mad
this spring as food for game birds
will be- flooded. Once lured to the
pond, migrant ducks and gees
might be induced to winter there
so long as the food ' supply lasts.
Xargemouth bass and bluegill will
be stocked In the pond.
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Sizzling
Dtipont, the U. S. champion from
Wilmington, DeL, 6-2, 10-12, 6-3.
Miss Fry swept past Kay Tuckey,
English Wightman Cup player, 6-1,
6-S. . ; i
Sedgman will meet Eric Stur-
gess. South Africa's No. 1 player,
in the final tomorrow.' Sturgess
flashed his best tennis to date to
trounce Mervyn Rose, young Aus
tralian star, 6-2, 6-2. ;
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