Borst Hurls
7?3 Victory
' Second Game Slated
Tonigut; Taaselli
Perez Mier Plate
i By AL UGHTNOl
Lstst-irrura Sgarti Etfttor
fee Salem Senators rapped
Remind No, 1 in their kstfle with
8ptcane for the WI 1-eague Jead,
wi we sacc -on -.op ox w nwp
this morning by half a game. -Preahmaaltfry
SorsL who had
itarted only three games all sea-
ion, was called upon to xace umb
Indians in the series opener hist
night at Waters Field, and only
ba cause Gene Beenapie is till a
California due to the death of his
father.
But Larry 4idat mind the sec
ondary slant to things at all. He
up and pitched himself a bril
bast game, turning hack the
roaring hot Tribe 7-3. his first
victory as a starter this semest
er. Laat Wia Jaae 24
The kid was invaluable during
the bigger portion of the first half
when he saved game after game
with his stout relief twirling. A
tltunp caught up with the Forest
Grower in Jnnef and his last win
was over the same Spokanes in a
three inning relief stint Jane 24.
Since then he had hurled only
l$a innings. The hard-throwing
youngster changed all that last
night by looking jest about as
good as any flinger on the staff.
He fanned seven and walked
four.
The Indians, who had won 13
of their first 17 seeowd-half
games, started oat as if it were
to be a sad evening for Borst
They got a run in the first on
Eddie Murphy's hloop single, his
stolen base, a throwing error by
Don Masterson and Carl Bush's
fly-out.
In the second a walk to Jim
- Command, Bill Sheets' . soaring
double to left-center and a a even
tual wild pitch made it three for
the invaders. That was to be it as
Larry settled to the task at hand
and mowed through the enemy.
Hurls Out of Jam
He got himself in a deep hole
in the eighth when Murphy beat
out a bunt and both Stan Palys
and Slugging Will Hafey drew
walks, filling the bags. But with
two out Borst got Jim Command
on a high, deep fly to pull out
Larry had to do his hurling in
the eighth and ninth with a
damaged finger on his pitching
hand, a blister having grown on
the third finger. But he stayed
with it and wasn't about to ask
for help in racking up his sixth
triumph of the season.
The Salems got to hard-throwing
George New, a lefty, for a
run' in the first when Gene Tan
selli walked, Jimmy Deyo rifled
a double down the third-base
line and Tanselli up and cleanly
stole home during a lengthy
windup by the, southpaw.
Borst himself started a three
run Salem third by blooping a
single to right Dick Sabatini
walked and all hands were safe
when Tanselli's we 11 -placed bunt
went for a hit, getting by New.
Then the league's new batting
leader, young Mr. Deyo, slammed
out 'a line single over short to
score Borst and Sabatini. Tan
sell scored when Connie Peres
lined sharply to right fielder
Palys.
Borst again singled in the fifth
(another blooper to right),
moved up on Sabatini's. sacrifice
and; scored on another bit of
authorization by Deyo's bat
Peres Steals Home Too
Then in the sixth Perez took
over the spotlight by walking,
stealing second, going to third on
an infield out and, borrowing' a
page from Tanselli's book, steal
ing home cleanly on another New
windup.
Senator base-running in recent
games hasn't been what one
would call auspicious. But it
was on the full beam on those
two occasions last night
Final. Salem run, off Reliefer
Boh Nemes, came in the seventh
as Don Masterson walked, moved
up on Borst's sacrifice and
scored on Sabatini's solid single
to center.
Second game tonight at 8:15
and it will be Reonspie (9-2) if
he gets back, or Jack Hemphill
(13-4) against another lefty,
Young Jack Spring . . . Last
Bight's turnout was 1,530 paid,
certainly not befitting such an
important series opener as that
one . . . Salem's win was No. 7,
against two losses, in the season's
games to date with Don Os bora's
men ... Special treat for fans
attending Sunday's 6:30 o'clock
doubleheader the Spokanes will
wear their short, knee-length
pants in the first game. Whoops,
girlies ...
Back on Top:
Spokaa f J) (TV Salem
B H O A B H O A
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BrewnJ 4 13 2 TasseUa 3 13 1
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a Sinslad lor Nemaa in ath.
Spokane 130 000 00 3 1,1
Sxiera 103 011 )-. t T 3
, LMinc pitcher: New. '
Pitcber IP ABH R tSlQBB
Mew f 21 S 3 3 3
Her 2 S I 1 4 1 1 1
Bort t 33 T 3 2 ' t 4
Wild pitch: Bort. Left nm bases:
Spokane 7 Salem 1. Two-base hits:
Deyo. Sheets. Runs batted in t Bush.
Sheets. Deyo 3. Perez. Sabatiai. Sac
rifice: Sabatini. Borst. Stolen bases:
Tanselli. Day, Murphy t. Paras 3.
Double plays: Palys to Bush, Saba
tint to Tansein to Ballard. Time: 2:13.
Vicciari: Staiaer and Sore uses. At
iwdaBeai 130 plus 3U klnda.
8
They'll Drive in Midget
i
If-
Ci
few ssMcet anrto ndsf
booked for 8n!esi Molly wood Bwl tonight for the first midget
program C the season here. From left t right are Page Land-
Of f ies. Fords
In Dual Card
The midget racers, mighty
mites of the speed tracks, make
their first Salem appearance of
the season at Hollywood Bowl to
night with both Ford and Offen-haoser-Bowered
bun buggies to
produce separate programs.
Time trials for the meet will
start at 7:30 p. m. Midget Auto
Racing Association President Lou
Sherman has announced that be
tween 23 and 2 of the roaring
ruts will be on hand for the
carded events.
About half of the field will be
made np of Offenhauser-powered
ears. But they will not" compete
against Ford-powered mounts.
Separate Trophy dashes, heat
races and main events are to be
run for each. The mainers will be
25-Upper.
Leading the "Of fie" drivers, in
the matter of current point stand
ings, is Shorty Templeman of Se
attle, the 1932 midget auto racing
king of the Northwest But very
close behind him are Gordy
Youngs trom. Lean Len Sutton
and Barefoot Bob Gregg. Temple
man is'nt having the great
(Continued on next page)
Fleury Wins
Tennis Title
Top seeded Fred Fleury came
back from a fourth round defeat
to defeat Jim Davis 6-2 and take
home the beginners singles City
Championship Tennis trophy Fri
day at Olinger Courts.
' Fleury drew a kye in the open
ing round of the double elimina
tion tournament, defeated Philip
Perlman and Diane Fleury before
losing 6-4 to Davis in the 4th
round. He battled back into the
finals with victories over Bruce
Davis, 6-4.
Jim Davis won his way into the
finals by defeating Anita Moore,
DeL Ramsdell Jr., Jim Grieser,
Fleury and Bruce Davis.
Last year's champion was Mary
Campbell.
Next event on the summer ten
nis schedule wilf be the mixed
doubles tournament for adults,
open to everyone, which gets un
derway Sunday afternoon. The ac
tion will continue during the com
ing week.
Californians Lead
For Net Crowns
TACOMA () They call it the
Pacific Northwest Tennis Tourna
ment, but Californians made a
joke of the 'title here Friday.
Top-seeded Nick Carter. San
Francisco, led the way into the
finals of the singles by waxing
Stan Hack, Sacramento, 6-2, 6-0,
6-0.
Young Pat Naud, San Mateo.
Calif., scored a snappy upset over
the defending champion. Amy Yee,
Seattle, 6-0, 6-2 in women's tingles.
Face Tillamook
Salem Merchants, class of the
trim City Softball loop, will
match bats with the strong Til
lamook Townies in a double
header tonight under the Phil
lips' Field lights. First game's
time is 7:30 p.m.
Merchants' Manager Don Van
dervort said he'll pitch his ace
Bob Knighst against Keith Mar.
shall, former Salem speedster,
who hasnt lost a game all sea
son in one of the games. Hurlers
for. the second, mix to follow
are unannounced.
TOURNEY WASHED OUT
CHICAGO U Rain, washed out
all of Friday's play In the Na
tional Clay Courts Tennis Tourna
ment at suburban River Forest.
Tide Table
Tides for Taft, Oregon. July. 1852
(compiled by U. S. Coast and Geo
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LOW WATERS
July
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Victory heft Again . .
leavers Resume Old
Ways, Lose by 4 to 1
By The Associated Press
The hapless Portland Beavers returned to their losing ways
Friday night at Vaughn Street, dropping a game to San Francisco,
4-1.
; .The Seals collected three runs
Sunset 'Cap
Wide Open
INGLEWOOD. Calif. (JPh
Calumet Farm's triple entry
headed by Fleet Bird Friday
became the betting favorite to
win the $100,000 Sunset Handi
cap when the pre-entry choice.
Royal Serenade, was withdrawn
from the field for the race at
Hollywood Park Saturday.
Alberta Ranches, after mul
ling the matter all week, final
ly decided not to run the crack
5-year-old Irish horse, winner
of the $100,000 Hollywood Gold
Cup handicap last week,
j Calumet trainer Jimmy Jones
dropped in the names of his
filly star, A Gleamv and Dixie
Lad along with Felet Bird for
the mile and five-eighths Sunset,
Net to the winner will be $60,900
Arrayed against the Calumets
will be King Ranch's 3-year-old
Rejected, winner of the $100,
000 Westerner June 27, and
Mrs. Edward Lasker's Hull
Down, named as an entry; Mr.
and Mrs. N. G. Phillips Stormy
Cloud, C. H. Jones and Sons',
Lights Up. H. H. Helbush'r
Nearque II, Clifford Mooer'a
: Endowment, J. W. E. Fenske's
Endorser and Harry Brown's
Goose KhaL
Yost Annexes
Army Crown
SAN FRANCISCO UFi Pvt.
Dick Yost of Portland, ex-Oregon
state vnateur golf champion, fin
ished eight strokes ahead of his
nearest rival Friday to win the
6th Army championship as the
four-day tournament ended at the
Presidio here.
Yost shot above par golf Friday
for the first time in the tourna
ment carding a one over par 73
for a four-day total of 72-69-70-
73 284. He. and the other four
Camp Roberts entries also fin
ished well ahead in team compe
tition with a four-day, five-man
total of 1,597.
Puprto Rico Club
Bids for Williams
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico tm
The Caguas baseball club is at
tempting to get Ted Williams to
play baseball here next winter.
: A club spokesman said efforts to
land Williams were begun when
the Red Sox star expressed inter
est in playing in the Caribbean to
get in shape for the 1954 season.
The Boston slugger la expected to
be released this fall from the Ma
rine Air Corps, with which he
served in Korea.
HAAS TAKES LEAD
ST. PAUL, Minn. U Freddie
Haas dismantled Keller course's
already battered par 71 Friday With
a blazing 64 to take the lead at
the halfway mark in the St Paul
Open Golf Tournament.
Haas superb eight - under -par
gave him a 36 - hole total of
132, two strokes in front of the
early leader, slim Ted Rhodea,
Chicago.
On WilsonrQ Kgtrwey
Son. Jnly 19-12 lloon
"Spoiiatervd lry Heethws Tlwaqoasi
aoondlr, otfo '
Inaugural Here
qnist Don Olds, Bill Hyde ami mm Berry. Time trials start at 7:11
o'clock, and Fords and "Of flea" will race U separate pregrams
thronghont the evening.
Wl ESoODu
in the first frame and Portland
was never able to catch up as the
two clubs opened a four-game Pa
cifie Coast League series. The
Beavers were held to six hits by
the Seals' Singleton who pitched
the distance, giving up the lone
Portland run in the sixth frame.
It was defeat number nine in
ten starts for the Beavers who
only Thursday night broke off an
eight game losing string. Portland
edged the league-leading Stars 8-
7 in the marathon nightcap of a
twinball for the lone triumph of
that series. The game ran three
hours and 22 minutes, ending at
1 a.m. Friday morning.
Elsewhere in the league Friday
Alan Gettel won his 19th victory
of the season as he pitched the
Oakland Acorns to a 4-2 win over
San Diego at Oakland. Seattle
trimmed a game off of Holly
wood's PCL lead with a 3-0 tri
umph in Seattle and Eddie Chan
dler hurled Los Angeles to a 7-2
victory at Los Angeles over Sa
cramento. Chandler had a no-hit
ter going until the seventh in
ning. The box:
Saa Francisco (4) (1) PorUaad
fiHOA BHOA
Strnffr.l 4 3 4 0 Austin.s 4 1 i S
Righeti.s 4 3 2 3 Russel.m 4 12 4
Lyons. m 4 3 3 0 Arft.l 4 17 1
Kalin.r 4 2 0 0 Robbe.l 4 2 3 0
Cheso.3 4 1 0 4 Gladd.c 3 0 3
Vico.l 4 113 1 Reich.r 4 3 1
Moran.J 4 0 13 Bsnsld.3 3 0 3 3
Tornay.c 4 13 0 Grant J 3 O 0 1
Snaltn.p 2 11 1 Elliott.p 0 0 0 0
TormnsJ 130 Wlmkr.p 3003
a-Rbnsn 10 0 0
Linde.p 0 0 4 0
Totals 33 13 37 11 Totals 33 4 27 IS
a Grounded out for Welmaker in Sth
San Francisco MO 000 100 4
Hits . 402 101 31113
Portland 000 001 000 l
Hits L 100 103 01ft
Pitcher IP AB R H ER BB SO
Singleton 3314 1 1 3
Elliott 0 4 3 4 3 0
Welmaker S 2S3S 1 3 4
Unde 1 3 0 110 0
Loser TSUiott. E Singleton,
Robbe. R Stringer. Righetti, Lyons,
Tornay. Arft.i RBI Lyons. Cheso.
Robbe. Righetti. 2B Arft. Righetti.
Lyons. Robbe. Sac Singleton. DP
Basinski. Austin and Arft 3; Rig
hetti and Vice. Left San Francisco
7. Portland 3; PB Tornsy. WP
Welmaker. Singleton. Elliott. U
Pelekoudas. Silva and Ford. T 2:08.
A 3.933.
San Diego 4 100 000 010 3 S
Oakland 001 031 00 4 10 3
Luna. Benton 17) and Matchis;
Gettet and KeaL
Sacramento
000 00ft 101 3 8
800 000 02 7 14 . 1
Los Angeles
KimbalL Basse (1). PieretU (81 and
Montalvo. Ritchey (7); Chandler and
Peden. j
Hollywood J , 000 000 000 4 1
Seattle ! . 010 001 10 3 9 9
Hittle. Lynn (I) and Desldn: Kinds
father and Orteig.
CREST OF GOLD WINS
Seattle) ui An g-to-i shot.
Chest of Gold, romped to victory
in the $1,000 Longview purse at
the Longacres track Friday.
Senator Swat:
(Last aight'4 game not Included:)
I Ab H 3b 3b br rot pet
Deyo 93 1 1 53 .373
Ballard 94 ' 34 8
9 3 11 Ml
Luby 75 11
Perez . 4S01 98 13
3 1 37 .237
4 3 S3 J24
8 a 41 .319
o e i .sua
3 8 41 .299
1.1 18 .289
4 4 17 .23
3 1 31 .248
Witherspooti 229 - 73 14
Easegias J . 19 3
Tansein ,,,a 109 IS
Nelson 149 43 5
Masterson 149 39 4
Sabatini 211 S3 4
Pitching:
G Is W LSoBbEr
13 1354 14 3 88 71 37
14 92 9 1 38 38 24
Nicholas
Roenspie
Hemphill
1531, 13 S3 69 72
coinns ,
1 122a 8 S 43 74 40
Borst
Dahle
55;. 8 8 43 33 30
9 S9l 3 a 19 20 24
18 I 13 14 21
Petersen
Total double plays.
sa. wen at
heme, 29; lost at home. 13. Won on
roaa. u; ion on roaa. xm.
Tonight
r.-v
TcDITDDIhjS
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
W L Pet, W L Pet.
Salem 13 4.743 Calgary S S .471
Spokane 13 5 .722 Tri-City 8 10 .444
Vancouvr 9 S .529 Zdmontn 7 11.389
Lewi ton a S.900 Victoria til .353
Yakima .800 Wenatch 13 .333
Friday result: At Salem 7, Spokane
3. At Lewiston 5. Edmonton 4. At
Tri-City 8. Victoria 7. At Wenatchee
3-4. Vancouver 4-3. At Yakima 10.
Calgary S.
COAST LIAOVI
W L Pet. G B WLPct.
Hwd 70 44 .614 S F S3 SO .469 14 ,
Stle 6S 4? .384 3 S D 51 81 .455 II
L A 41 S3 .338 t Okd 41 S3 .433 301,
PtM 34 90 .491 14 Sacr 4 SS .414 21
Friday results: At Portuand 1. San
Francisco 4; at Oakland 4. San Diego
3; at Los Angeles 1, Sacraments 3;
at SeatUc 3. UoUywOfd 0.
AMERICAN LIAOUI
W I. Pet. GB W L Pet. CB
NY ss 27 .682 Wan 42 45 .483 17
Chi 55 33 .833 4 Phil 34 53 491 23 .
Cvd 60 33 .533 St L 33 57 .380 28
Bstn 49 39 .557 10a Det 27 89 J14 31 1 ,
. Friday results: At Chicago 4. Wash
ington 1; at Cleveland S. Philadelphia
0; at St. Louis 4. New York 8; at De
troit 3, Boston 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WLPrt.GB WLPet.GR
Bkn S3 31 .Ml N Y 44 37 .543 7ls
Mlw 50 34 .395 3 Cine 38 48 .443 18
Phil 47 33 .573 8 Chi 30 31.370 211,
St L 44 33 -548 7 Ptsb 28 62 .311 28
Friday results: At Brooklyn 14-7.
St. Louis 0-4: at Philadelphia 3. Cin
cinnati 3: at Pittsburgh 3. Milwaukee
8 (only games scheduled).
Bank, CoxvlI
Seats Gain
First National Bank punched
across three runs in the top of
the eighth inning Friday night to
defeat First Christian Church 7-4
in an Industrial League Soft
ball game at Phillip's Field.
A nightcap mix between the
South Salem Merchants' Girls
nine and Molalla was called off
when several members of the
visiting team failed to arrive.
In a makeup tilt at Leslie
Field, Commercial Seat edged
Kay Woolens 11-10 in a make
up Industrial tilt to gain a tie
with YMCA for leadership as the
first round ended.
Don Theilade for Commercial
Seat was the batting strongboy
with a homerun and a triple in
his four trips in a free-wheeling,
free-scoring fray. A walk, single,
wild pitch and a three-base error
on the leftfielder in the eighth
gave the winners the margin.
S. Clark, hurling for the Bank
ers, gave up only two hits in
a tight scheduled mix under the
lights. He struck out two.
Com! Seat 022 80311 10 7
Kay Woolen 102 81010 3 7
Haas. M Be vers 4). Haas (4) and
Kephart; Reder and Henery.
First National 100 030 03 7
First Christian . . 003 000 10 4
Clark and Reuff; Farlow
Swenk.
a 1
3 3
and
CANBY GIRLS WIN
CANBY (Special) C a n b y
scored two runs in each the sec
ond, fourth, fifth and sixth in
nings Friday night to defeat Sil
verton in a Silver Falls Girls
Softball League game here. Can
by hitters connected for 12 blows,
all singles on their way to vic
tory. Silvertoa
OOtt 309
2 4 t
8 13 2
Canby
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Rout Chiefs
Jeaa Dobemie struckout Bill
Hodgea. with the banes loaded in
the ninth inning to save a - 8-7
victory for Tri-City over Victoria
at Kennewick in Western Inter
national : League . action Friday
night '
Tri-City had taken an early
lead only to tee it crumble under
a five-run fifth frame and two
single runs in the eighth and
ninth.
Ex-Senator Ray McNulty blast
ed a homerun to help his hopeless
cause as Edmonton dropped a 5-4
decision to Lewiston at Lewiston.
McNulty was the losing pitcher.
Manny Peres, hurling for the
Broncs, gave up 11 hits but won
his own game with a ninth-inning
home run.
At Yakima Herman Lewis tri
pled against the centerfield fence
to score Al White to bring the
Bear's winning run in the 10th
over Calgary. Trailing 9-3 at the
start of the seventh, the Bears
scampered back to wind up on
the long end of a 10-9 count. Jim
Mellinger homered for Calgary
in the first inning.
In another extra-inning game
Vancouver pulled out a victory in
the scheduled seven-inning open
er of a night twinbill against
Wenatchee. Gail Taylor and Carl
Gunnarson scored on Jack Bucko
watz double in the 11th frame to
give the Caps the 4-2 triumph in
the game played at Wenatchee.
First game 11 Innings
Vancouver . 100' 000 010 02 4 11
Wenatchee ... 001 OnO 010 00 2 9 4
Gunnarson and Leavttt; Bowman
and Helmuth.
Edmonton 021 010 000 4 11 1
Lewiston 300 919 611 8 8 1
McNulty and Morgan: Peres and
Cameron.
Victoria
000 050 011-" 7 8 9
031 132 00 6 13 3
Tri-City
Walker.
Prior (3) and Martin;
Bloom, Dobernic (9) and Warren.
14 inninga
Calgary .... . 130 012 200 0 9 14 9
Yakima 300 001 810 114 13 3
Kapp, Francis 7 and Li Hard; Tan
ner. Rial (6) and Albini.
Silverton Red Sox
Schedule Davids
SILVERTON The Israelite
House of David baseball team,
sponsored by this cult and led
by Mary Purnell at Benton Har
bor, Mich., is touring the nation
for its 36th year of traveling
baseball and will play the Sil
verton Red ' Sox on McGfnnis
field Thursday night, starting at
8 o'clock.
Manager George Anderson of
the House of David is the orig
inal "pepper game" artist and
will put on his famous act dur
ing the fifth inning. He has been
with the Davids since 1928.
The Red Sox schedule for the
rest of July includes: Tuesday,
July 21, Norgan'a Beavers; Sat
urday, July 29, ML Angel: Tues
day, July 28, Molalla; Friday,
July 31, Cuban Monarchs.
CANADA IN LEAD .
MONTREAL Iff) Canada took
a 3-0 lead over Mexico Friday in
the first round of the North Ameri
can Zone Davis Cup tennis play
as Henri Rochon and Lome Main
won singles matches handily.
TcJay'i Pilchen
NATIONAL LTAGTJE: Milwaukee)
at Pittsburgh Liddla (3-3) vs Wtvtn
10-0); 8t. Louis at Brooklyn Had
tlx (19-3) vs Mllllken (3-3); Chicago
at . New York Hacker (8-13) va
Heara (6-8): dnelnnatt at Philadal,
phia Kelly (1-1) or BaezewsU (3-D
vs Simmons 3-8) or Konstanty (10-8).
AMERICAN LEAGUE: Washington
at Chicago - Stobba (3-8) va Dobaoci
1 5-9): New York at St. Louis Mc
Donald 5-3) or Sain (9-9) va Larson
(3-7); Boston at Detroit Nixon
4-3) vs Hoeft (4-4); Philadelphia at
Cleveland Byrd (-10 vs Feller
5-4).
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Stanky Sees
4-fay Battle
By WILL GRIMSLKY
NEW YORK () Eddie
Stanky says he expects four
clubs i to fight it out for the
National League pennant and
he wouldn't he at all aurprisad
if another playoff ia necessary
to decide the champion.
Besides his own Cardinals, the
SL Louis manager picked the
Brooklyn Dodgers, Philadelphia
Phillies and New York Giants
to be in the thick of the race
right: down to, the end. -
"I've said aU along it's go
ing to be a four-team race and
I'm not the sort to change my
mind; the peppery Redbird pi
lot added shortly before he
headed for Ebbets Field and
a doubleheader with the Dodg
ers, if
"I dont think there's a thumb
nail's difference between these
teami right now. The club that
gets the pitching down the
stretch will take it.
"But I don't think the pennant
will be decided until the last
two days of the season- and
there's a good chance for a two-
way or three-way tie."
Native Dancer
Test on Today
By JERRY USKA
CHICAGO Ufi Native Dancer
Saturday waltzes in the "grave
yard of champions," an expected
1-3 favorite to whip Jamie K and
seven ether thoroughbreds in the
IISS.OOO Arlington Classic, richest
race ever for a-year-olds.
Arlington Park, and particularly
the classic, traditionally tumbles
turfdom'a hot-shots. Johnstown.
Bimelech. Whirlaway. Assault, and
Sub Fjeet all have eaten dust
in the j classic.
The 'Dancer, burdened with six
pound more than the rest of the
field at 126, well might stumble
to his second defeat in a 17-race
career!;
An expected throng of 40,000 may
see the Dancer also get a run
for the top bundle $98,473 if
all nine start from P. L. Gris
(om'sliVan Crosby; Eugene Con
stantin Jr'a Royal Bay Gem; third
in both the Preakness and Bel
mont; S? and Col. E. P. Taylor's
Navy Page, who won his last two
starts,; both stakes, at Toronto.
The track may be heavy for the
26th running of the classic. Heavy
rains deluged the. strip Friday
morning and scattered thunder
showers predicted for this varea
Saturday afternoon.
Blowers Fall
Before Sox
SILVERTON (Special) S i 1 -verton's
Red Sox got even with
an old rival Friday night here,
beb boring the Archer ' Blower
nine of Portland with 17 hits,
good lor a 13-4 triumph.
Rod: Oster led the heavy of
fensive with five hits in as many
trips, including four singles and
a double. Roger Dasch rapped out
two singles, a double and a triple
in five times up. Danny Feller
pitched the route for Silverton.
scattering eight hits. He had per
fect support afield.
Bloweca
301 eoe loo 4 8 8
Silverton 103 313 41 13 IT 9
Blodgett. Bubals (4. Shaw (8) and
Marteu; -Feller mad Handy.
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bays, ia wed cars, yen weal ;
salsa the valnea herel it's a ,
smart move to la vest with
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Triumph
Triple Killing
Helps Champs
Milwaukee Shakes
Jinx in Pittsburgh
NEV( YORK OB The Brooklyn
Dodgers ran their winning streak
to four games and their National
League; lead to three games Friday
night by overpowering SL Louis
in a doubleheader 14-0 and T-4.
They gained half game on the
Milwaukee Braves, who shook off
their Pittsburgh jinx with an 8-3
victory, and a game and a half
over the third place Philadelphia
Phillies, who bowed to Harry Per
kowskl and the Cincinnati Redlegi
3-2. The Phillies now trail by five
and. the Cardinals by seven. .
The New York Yankees clung
to their four game advantage in
the American League with 4-4
verdict over the SL Louis Browns
while Virgil Trucks pitched the on
ruslngl Chicago White Sox to a 4-1
triumph over Washington.
Third place Clevtland also wen,
5-0 over Philadelphia on Bob Lem
on's five-hit pitching and fourth
place Boston made it a clean
sweep) for first division teams by
squeezing out a 3-3 Victory at De
troit. L 4
The Dodgers poured across aevea
rum in the first Inning of the first
game against SL Louis and turned
It into; the most one-sided shutout
of the-ymajor league season with
seven I mora - four of them on
Billy Cox' grand slam home run
In the later Innings.
Jackie. Robinson homered twice,
the second time with the. score tied
and two aboard, to clinch the sec
ond game.
The Yankees turned in the sea
son's second triple play and made
four 'double " plays against the
Browns.: -
With SL Louis runners on first
and second in the second inning
Irtfftoren made a shoestring catch
of a line drive by Clint Courtney.
His throw to Phil Rixzuto caught
Vic Wert off second and Riixuto
threw to first baseman Don Boll
weg before Don Lenhardt could
get back.
The other triple play was by
Washington against New . York
May ,
Luke ! Easter and Larry Dob
drove! n four runs on home, runt
in the sixth inning for Cleveland
as Lemon won bis 12th game. Llttli
Bobby Shants was the loser for the
Athletics, his seventh defeat
against only three victories. .
Boston used four pitchers in its:
triumph at Detroit with starter
Skinny Brown gaining credit for
his ninth victory. Milt Bolling'i
seventh inning borne run off loser
Ted Gray waa the deciding run
New York and Chicago in the
National League weren't scheduled.
American League
Philadelphia 000 ooe OOO g
Cleveland 910 004 00. 9 13 0
Shantx. Tanovieh (1). Colemaa (9)
and Murray; Lam on and Hegatu .
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Washington t O0O OO0 001 13 1
ChlCBgO i.: .4; OOO 201 10- 4
Marrero and Fitzgerald; Trucks and
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St. Louis 000 010 003 4 8 -
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and Berra; Llttlefleld. HoUomaa (91,
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Detroit 1 010 000 100 3 . 9 3
Brown. Hudson (1). Parnell 11).
Kinder (8) and White; Gray. Medise
(8) and Satta.. '
National League
St. litris . 000 000 000 0 V t
Brooklyn 719 430 00- 14 14 9
Mitell. White (1). Clark 1. Xrautt
(3) and Rice, Yvara (9); Jodres and
CampaaeUa.
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Simmons and Lopata. Burgess (9).
Milwaukee 108 101 OOO 8 18 3
PitUburgh O01 919 OOO 3 4 1
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St. Louis ' 000 001 110 4 !t 1
Brooklym 019 130 OT 1 9 3
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