The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 21, 1953, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextThe tqtesmcnu Salem, Oregon. Tuesday July 21, IS53 11 SeRineHurls 1-HitBeauty Jewelers Edge Steinke's Nine Alt-hers duel and a one-nit performance by Dave SeRine featured Monday night's action in -the, Salem Class C baseball league. ' SeRine pitched and batted his Lesion Post 136 elnb to an 8-0 victory .over Steinke's in a score shortened encounter at Barrick , Field. The young hurler rapped out a single and triple and drove in four of his team's eight runs in addition to blanking the oppo sition on a lone single to Steve Stewart in the first inning. He ttruckout six and walked seven. . Bud Chappelle and ' Gene Gil - bertson tied into the duel with Chappelle getting the best of , a 3-2 count for his Jackson Jewel er nine over Keizer at the Keizer diamond. Chappelle struck out ten and gave up only two hits in the six-inning mix. Successive tingles by Brankle and Cross chased in Phil Klaus with the winning run in the bottom of the sixth. Jackson's other two runs. were batted in by Sather with a single after Gilbertson had walked two men and watched them advance on a fielders' choice. The Legion nine bunched all their offensive in the first and second innings to smother Stein ke's. In the first inning, Jim Beimann doubled, Val Barnes tripled, SeRine singled and Mike - Kelley singled in order. SeRine's triple came in the second as did a three-baser by Rhett Partee. Action shifts tonight to the 3 leagues where Berg's Market faces Truax Oil on the Keizer dia mond and Bishop Electric takes on Salem Laundry a Barrick. C action will resume Wednesday with West Salem Lions vs Or chard Heights at West Salem, and Four Corners vs. Dickson's Market at Leslie. Keizer 001 010 2 I 1 Jackson . 000 021 J 4 2 Gilbertson and Sonderman; Chi peUe and Garrett. Steinke's ON 0 O 1 2 40 S 7 7 L"ion 136 Dal man and Feller; SeRine and Partee. Gettel Leads PCL Hurlers; Heard Second SAN FRANCISCO UFi Allen Get tel, big Oakland righthander, leads Pacific Coast League pitchers with a percentage . of V760, a string of 19 wins against 6 defeats, and 203 Innings pitched. Bill Evans of Seattle is the strike out king with 97 in 177 innings. - The pitching averages of the top 20 as compiled by Willian J. Weiss, league statistician, including games of Sunday, July 19: Name and Club Gettel, Oak Heard, Port Candini, Oak-Sac MacDonald, Hwd Yaylian, Sac Maltzberger. Hwd O Donnell. Hwd McLisn, LA J. Davis, Sea Waslh, Hwd M alloy, SD W. Evans, Sea Kindsfather, Sea ' Munger, Hwd Padget, LA Adams, Port Nagy, Sea McCall, SF Moisan, LA Lovrich, Sea GBBSOW 29 50 95 19 26 61 58 12 41 31 27 6 12 24 18 S 18 10 13 3 ii i u 29 59 39 13 22 38 82 12 26 39 39 8 27 47 46 8 37 32 24 2 29 79 97 13 33 52 60 12 23 34 40 10 31 44 48 S 21 46 68 23 57 44 27 29 61 21 42 52 33 45 34. Averages of other Portland pitchers: Seattle and Lint, Port Widmar, Sea Sanford, Port Coggin, Sea-SF Sucheckci. Sea WaibeL Port Linde. Port Del Duca, Sea Welmaker, Port Elliott. Port 30 33 45 11 8 31 80 62 13 10 18 40 38 6 6 13 50 31 14 17 12 28 11 19 23 42 44 37 50 36 22 17 29 24 29 70 24 46 48 5 11 3 S Ward, Port BELGIANS ADVANCE COPENHAGEN, Denmark UF Belgium won the European Zone Davis Cup tennis competition Mon day, turning back Denmark, three matches to two. Belgium now will meet India, the Eastern Zone representative, for the right to take on the Amer ican Zone winner in the inter-zone finals.' vo:iKvrni Asnnxi C:sv;iR3 class it CettKPpy-ltktfu Chew WrltW's Spearmint Cum. I r.tli"-i i V WaV ' i Theyll Do It Evafy XV4WTTO C4S4DSS2 AAHJCCHTSFr A0SZLF?X hAVEThSSSOO CERTTFCT- AAGHE ORDER J rrv4sfrAwe. R3RT AND DEED WtJLDXPXNVR TOM ; i CAtiRYAYAlLETAff FOR WXKTt-i X VOSTM SOCIAL RCATJCN- scciJRrry gard-v COKTKU& TRUSTS?. m fTTtf""".- Jam Senators Face Lewiston Club (Continued from preceding page) named his hill choice, but it like; ly will be Big Jawn Marshall,; righthander.- . Luby isn't at all' satisfied with his club as it now stands. Newly acquired Chuck Essegian in his first games with the club has: looked as if this class of baseball; is too much for him. Also, Les Witherspoon has been somewhat of a dud at the plate for the last few weeks even after getting over his leg ailment and return ing to the lineup. Both Gene Tanselli and Jimmy Deyo are in batting slumps, which hurts, and Connie Perez, the Cu ban Mr. Asset himself, feels that he cannot hit well while playing third base. Conrado wants to re turn to left field, but can't due to existing circumstances. Give 'em a Battle "All we can do is battle 'em,- says the bossman, "and hope for the best." Were the "best" to include the promised infielder or outfielder from San Diego in exchange for Smith, no one would be angry. Also, it would help tremendous ly were Witherspoon to start hit ting, and were both Deyo and Tanselli a&in find their impres sive range at the plate. Speeial deal here Wednesday night Funnyman Wes Schulme rich is to put on his laffable skits before game-time. Wes man aged the 1937 Lewiston club in the WIL and they've been trying to get him back for a visit ever since. Special deal in Salem next Fri day night also, as it's to be "Can nery Night" with lots of free prizes (canned goods, etc.) for the fans. Brenner is to be present ed with a goose in a home-plate ceremony that night too, Prexy Bruce Williams making the "award." Tide Table Tides for Taft. Oregon. Julj. 1S33 (compiled by U. S. Coast and Geo detic Survey, Portland, Oregon). HIGH WATERS LOW WATERS July Time Ht Time Ht. 31 :17 a.m. 3.7 3:30 jm. 0.5 7:53 p.m. 6 J 1:18 pjn. 2.9 22 10:26 ajn. 4.0 3:43 ajn. 0.0 8:44 p.m. 2:25 p.m. 3.1 23 11:17 ajm. 4.3 4:32 ajn. -0.6 9:36 p.m. S.9 3:27 p.m. 3.1 34 11:37 ajn. 4.5 5:14 im. -10 M:2S p.m. 7.3 4:25 p.m. 2.9 23 12:34 pjn. 4.9 S:5S ajn. .1.4 11:15 pm. 7.4 S:1S pjn. 2.7 2 1:09 pjn. 3.2 :33 ajn. -1J C:10 p.m. 2.4 27 12:04 ajn. 7.4 7:13 ajn. -1.5 1:44 pjn. 5.S 7:03 pjn. 2.0 2 12:53 a.m. 7.1 7:51 ajn. -1.2 2:20 pjn. S.9 7:57 p.m. 1.6 29 1:45 a.m. 6.7 8:30 a.m., -OS 2:57 p.m. 6.2 8:54 p.m.' U 30 3:40 ajn. 6.1 9:09 ajn. -O.l 3:35 pjn. 6.5 9:55 pjn. 1.0 31 3:40 ajn. 5 4 9:49 a.m. 9.6 4:17 p.m. 6.7 11:01 pjn. 0.7 Salem Market Quotations (Ai ef lata yesterday) B UTTER FAT Premium No. 1 No. 2 BUTTER Wholesale .70 47 M 71-.73 .76 Retail ... EOGSBoyinT) (Vholetal prices range from to 7 cents over buying price) Large AA .63 Large A .63 Medium A A '.59 Medium A ,,,,, ,- .57 Pullet : .43 POLXTR Colored Hens .22 Leghorn Hen 1 Colored Fryers . JO Old Rooster .IS Roasters .. JSQ CALL CUST0I1 For Everything la Floor Covering 233 & ComO. Ph. M9S1 freshen y Uste- brighten y JayX ciwai'ai I J 4 f9a Time 1UE.1WO-&XX GLrUASEiERYRJUS HOULOfT BLtTUSCO&SSSMAH TO VOUCH R3R W THE OTHER BnEH have yf meDcuce A SH4vE J I WLL CKWU.BE ni i ti n ' 1 Not Down at the Heel ... Son Promise Fans Mo Elest f os" Yanks By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CHICAGO UT The Chicago White Sox Monday shook off the disappointment of losing a double header to the New York Yankee's Sunday and assured their faithful Beavers Play Road Series The Portland Beavers take to the Coast League road this week, opening a series Tuesday night at Sacramento with the Solons. While the Portlands are occu pied at Sacramento this week, other series in the circuit will have Seattle at San Diego, Oak land at Los Angeles and Holly wood at San Francisco. Richest Horse Race at Camden CAMDEN, N.J. m Officials of Garden State Park announced Mon day the Garden State a mile and a sixteenth run for two-year-olds scheduled Oct. 31 will be the world's richest horse race with a gross value of $239,395. General Manager Walter H. Don ovan said the figure may top the $250,000 mark by the tune the race is run. The previous high mark for a horse race stood at $205,700, set by the 1951 Santa Anita maturity. SANDY WHIPS SALA BROOKLYN UB Inexperienced but rugged Randy Sandy of New York chopped out a 10-round split decision over veteran Lee Sala of Donor a. Pa., Monday night at East ern Parkway Arena. Sandy weigh ed 155, Sala 160 Vi. Furnace Cleaning! Mil Cleaning Complete Sanitizing oi your furnace ducts, registers and flus. Guaranteed and Insured work by C J. 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