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Portland Loses
5-2, 4-2 Tilts
Angels, Stars Also
Sweep Twin Bills
PORTLAND (JP) - Oakland, be
hind the tight pitching of Bill
Ayres, Lloyd Hittle and Al Gettel,
wept a Pacific Coast League
doubleheader from Portland, 5-2
and 4-2 Sunday.
In the second game Jay Ragni's
home run In the fourth inning with
one aboard proved to be the win
ning run.
Oakland opened the scoring with
single run in the first inning.
Portland grabbed the lead in the
second. Joe Brovia doubled and
Clint Conatser was safe on Johnny
Bero's error. Eddie Basinski
walked to load the bases. Herm
Reich then hit into a double play
that scored Brovia. Conatser
scored from third on Jim Gladd's
Infield hit.
Ragni put Oakland ahead with
his two-run homer and the Oaks
added one more for good measure
In the seventh.
Gettel Stops Threat.
Gettel, who relieved Hittle in
the sixth, stopped a Portland
threat when he got Jim Russell to
hit into a double play.
In the first game Ayres limited
Portland to four hits as he pitched
Oakland to its 5-2 win.
Oakland scored first in the third
when Tookie Gilbert doubled in
Pete Milne and Sam Chapman.
The Beavers evened the icoVe
In the same inning when Ayres
walked Don Eggert, Russell and
Brovia, and Conatser singled to
score Eggert and Russell.
Oakland, gained another run in
the fourth on a single by Bero,
a sacrifice and a single by Ayres.
Gilbert tripled to score Chapman
who had singled for the fourth
run.
Spider Jorgensen scored the
finil Oakland run. He walked, ad
vanced on a sacrifice and a hit
batter and sneaked home when
Roy Heiser, who had relieved Red
Lynn, woundup for a pitch.
KoMnaon Spiked
Portland Catcher Aaron Robin
son was taken out of the game
after he was spiked above the
knee while attempting to tag out
Chapman in the third.
Los Angeles climbed within half
a game of top-place San Diego
after licking the Seattle Rainiers
twice. 5-1 and 4-2. San Diego split
with San Francisco, losing the first
game 4-3 and taking the second
3-1. Hollywood ran its streak to
five in a row with two wins over
Sacramento, 7-5 and 6-0.
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Tides Earned in Sals'
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The annual Women's City Bowling Tournament finished up at
Capitol Alleys-T Sunday with honors divvied out in both Handicap
and Scratch divisions. In doubles the top duo with handicaps was
Dot Vanderhoof and Val Whiriey with 1083 an dhigh in the scratch
department were Bea Davey and
Fran Aiesmre witn
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Totals 34 1127 8 Toals 30 4 27 11
Litwhiler grounded out for Ragni
tn 9th.
b Tabor flicd out for Lynn In 7th.
Oakland 002 110 001 3
Portland 002 000 000 2
Loser Lynn.
Pitcher IP AB H H ER BB SO
Ayres 9 30 2 4 2 I 3
Lynn 7 29 4 10 4 3 2
Heiser . 911110
Error Gladd. Run batted In Gil
bert 3. Conatser 2, Ayrei. Two-bas
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Chapman. Three-bam hit Gilbert.
8tolen base Jorgensen. Gilbert. Dou
ble play Schenz to Bero. Left on bases
Oakland 11. Portland 6. Hit by pitch
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Ford and Orr. Time 2:18.
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b Singled for De. Bias! in 5th.
Oakland 100 200 1 4
Portland C20 000 0 2
Winner Hittle. Loser De Bia-sl
Pitcher IP AB R H ER BB SO.
Hittle S'.s 23 2 7 0 2 2
Gettel 1H 0 1 0 0 2
Ward 2 7 12 10 1
Errors Bero. Hittle. Runs batted In
Gladd. Ragni 2. Bero. Two-base hits
Egert. Jorgensen. Ragni. Home run
Ragni. Stolen base- Schenz. Sacrifice
Gettel Double plays Bero to Schenz
to Gilbert; Gilbert to Bero to Gilbert.
Lefton bases Oakland 3. Portland 6
BJk De Biasi. Umpires Orr. Ford
and Rung. Tune 1 53. Attendance
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Hollywood .... 400 020 10 7 12 0
Hall. Pallca (3) and Kinaman: Stro
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Sacramento 000 000 0 0 S 0
Hollywood 200 040 6 1
Johnson. Grove (3) and Smith; An
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San Diego 000 100 2003 3 2
San Francisco 400 000 00 4 8 3
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Seattle 000 000 0011 9 4
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father (7) and B. Wilson.
Look and Learn
By A C Gertfe.
. What is the oldest public park
in the United States?
2. What is a funambulist?
3. In what body of water is the
Isle of Man?
4. How much would a man,
whose normal weight is 150 pounds
weigh if all the water in his sys
tem were dried up?
ANSWERS
1. Boston Common, in Boston,
llass.
2. A ropewalker.
3. Irish Sea.
4. About 50 pounds.
In singles V. Wainwxight was
the handicap pacer with 569 and
Bea Davey hung high i in scratch !
with 537. The all-events handicap
leader was Dot Allbrtght with j
1621 and Bea Davey racked her i
third high by being tops in the
scratch division with 1538.
Saving Center had ndtched the
team handicap ; title Saturday with j
2587 and tops in scratch was i
Good Housekeeping with 2317. J
Other top scores with handicap
leaders listed first and scratch
second:
" Doubles Zwicker and Gardner .
1061, Zwicker and Gardner also
second in scratch with 5)68; Pru- .
dente and Davis 1052, Jones and
Olney 961. j
Singles D. Allbright and Min
der tied with 561, D. Allbright 519;
Davey 546. Bain 513.
All-Events: Gertie Ade,1613. D.
Allbright 1495; Hazel Gregory
1602, Charlotte Possehi 1492.
Wolves Host
Pioneer Club
MONMOUTH-( Special) - OCE's
Wolves play host to the strong
Lewis and Clark Pioneers on the
local field Monday starting at 3
o'clock. The probable Wolves
hurling choice against the Port
landers will be either Bill Palm
quist or Bob Funk. -
Today's Pilchers
AMERICAN Philadelphia at New
York Shantz (1-0) vs Rase hi (1-0);
Washington at Boston Marino ( 1-0 1 vs
Atkins (010). Only lamer scheduled.
NATIONAL New York at Philadel
phia (night) Jansen (0-0) or Hearn
(0-1) Fox (0-0; Chicago at Pitts
burgh (night) Minner (O-Oi vi Kline
(0-0. Only games scheduled.
Table of Coastal Tides
Tides for Taft, Oregon, April. 1952
(compiled by U; S Coast and Geodetic
Survey. Portland. Oregon).
Pacific Stanoart 1m
HIGH WATERS LOW WATERS
April Tim Ht.
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10:33 pjn. 6.8
22 11:1 a .ni. 3.4
11. -07 pja. 6 8
23 12:11 pjn. 34
11:41 pjn. 7.0
1:02 pjn. 8-2
Video Said
Grid Threat
NEW HAVEN. Cents. (JP)
Robert A. 1111 ef Yale, chair
man of the National Collegiate
Athletic Association's Televi
sion Committee, said Sunday
that TV represents a It-million
dollar threat to college football.
Hall, who la Yale's athletic
director, said that a survey eon
ducted by the University of
Chicago's National Opinion Re
search Council shows "conclu
sively that TV has cut sub
stantially Into college football
receipts."
"If the colleges do not now
establish a principle of sharing
the receipts of televised foot
ball, a financial premium on
winning teama will be created
that will kill amateur football."
cautioned Hall.
He said that pay -as-you -see
TV would be a definite reality
in two or three years.
As Hall views It. TV set
owners win pay about a dollar
to see the game of the week
each Saturday.
fli !rtafTnSaqa, Oregon, I.toaxkry, April 21, !!X-!-0
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Pacific Hosts
Bearcats Today
In Loop Tilt
Their second Northwest Con
ference win of the season will be
the target of Willamette's Bear
cats this afternoon as they travel
to Forest Grove for a 3 o'clock mix
with Pacific's Badgers. Coach John
Lewis' club currently has won
one and lost one in the conference.
They topped Linfield, but bowed
to Lewis and Clark here Satur
day by an 8-5 count.
In Pacific's last outing, the
Badgers bowed to Linfield. To
day's game originally was sched
uled for Tuesday.
Lewis plans to start Andy
George, the freshman from New
Jersey, against the Forest Grove
crew today. The 'Cat mentor hopes
for better defensive work after
watching ragged play cost the
Methodists the game wjth Lewis
and Clark.
One of the highlights of Bearcat
play in recent games has been the
terrific work of Cliff Girod at
second base. Some of his catches
have verged on the sensational.
Today's lineup will consist of
Alva Brown at first, Girod and
Millard Bates or Elmer Haugen
as the keystone combination, and
Dave Perlman at third. In the out
field will be Denny Elsasser, Dick
Brouwer and John Markoskie.
Webfoot Skiers
Capture Titles
EMIGRANT GAP, Calif. (JP) -John
Onsrud, 25, a Norwegian ex
change student at the University
of Oregon, won the gruelling 26
mile Donner Trail memorial mara
thon ski race Saturday in. 3 hours
36 minutes and 33 seconds,
A pretty University of . Oregon
co-ed won the women's J2 mile
race. The winner, Sharon Gard
ner, 19, covered the 26-mile; dis
tance in 4:58.41.
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Pickets Accuse Yanks
Of Race Discrimination
NEW YORK (fP) Approximate
ly 50 men and women,' many of
them carrying placards, picketed
the main entrance to Yankee Sta
dium Saturday before the start of
the Washington-Yankee game.
The placard read: "Yankees, hire
Negro ball players now. Wake up
Yankees, end discrimination.
The Yankees are the only New
York major league team without
a Negro on the roster.
Hot WI Ball
Chase Looms
(Continued from preceding page)
Wenatchee could provide the
league with a team of 'hitless
wonders," having worlds of de
fensive ability but not too much
stick power. Manager Adams will
use a pitching staff completely
free of southpaws.
Victoria came close to losing Its
franchise but a last minute up
surge of local pride saved the
day? Realizing the town must field
hopefuls into spring practice 15
days early with as many (layers
as he could round tp.
Lewiston, banking on Brthher's
contacts in coast baseball circles,
expects a well rounded" cluU with
good hitting, sharp infield1 work
and a promising mound stfiff.
Yaks Improved .''' v
The Yakima Bears appear Im
proved, especially in pitching and
general defense. Lodlgianb nimself
will be operating either at second
or third. Tri-City has bobbed up
with a bunch of young talent out
of the Philadelphia Phil chain and
a nice backlog of veterans.
Abel will hold a last-minute
conference wi'h the league um
pires Tuesday morning in Spokane,
probably testing their longs for the
big shout that will wake up the
leasue for 1952:
"Play Baw-ul!!!"
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