I Sec 2 StaUraan, Saleru Ore- Thurs- Sept 2, 1S54
They'll Do It Every Time
; By Jimmy Hstlo
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AOEMOID TOOK HIS FRAU FOR V W CLOSE! OONTCHA EVEM KNOtf . . -A
CANOE tDE AND KEPT UP iSk"3? y &T aitOFI
AM ENDLESS DIATRIBE ON - 3 tAlfiri M
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Portland Witts' Again . . . ,
Slavs Begain Top Spot
In Coast league J5ace
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. By Th Associated Press
Leadership in 'the Pacific Coast League baseball race was again
changed Wednesday night as Hollywood blanked, San Francisco, 1-0,4
and Seattle handed San Diego a 5-1 beating, breaking tne Star-Padre
tie for top spot and giving Hollywood a full game over the Padres.
In the only other FCi. game, r "... , . . ';
New Speed Mark
Set on Lake Tahoe
Portland downed Sacramento for
the second night in a row, M..
Southpaw Lino Donoso was in
superb form as he hurled the
Hollywood victory, allowing only
four bits. Tommy Saffell's single
in the first inning, followed by
singles by Lee Walls and Dale
Long produced the game's only
run off San Francisco righthand
er Ed Chandler. ;
Tommy Byrne held San Diego
to three hits for the Rainier win.
Bob Alexander held Sacramen
to to five hits and gave Portland
the victory in the rubber contest
of a five-game series. It was the
final home game this season for
the Solons. i
- Marino Pierettl was trying for
his 16th pitching' victory when the
i Beavers got to the Solon ace for
two runs in the third inning. Alex
ander singled, Ed Basinskl walked
and Fletcher Robbe slugged the
' first of three doubles. P
J ' Robbe's third ' double la "the
' .eighth was responsible for a run
: when Rocky Krsnich singled to
left. - - v i i '
1 : In the ninth eff Al Cicottev who,
? was making his first; start in six
-.weeks since injuring his shoulder,
the Beavers added two more on a
s single by Joe Rossi, a walk to
" Alexander, a single to left by
, Frank Austin, a safe bunt by Bas-
: lnski.and Robbe s sacrifice fly.
The box:
Portia S - (1) Sacrament
f BHOA BHOA
; Austin S 1 4 S Ktchey lilt
BsnsklJ 4 1 J J SchemJ 1 1 1 S
RobbeJ 4 3 10 FerndzJ 118 4
Brovisj 4 0 S t
0 Jones.l '31 t 1
1 Attydjm 4 1 2
0 StathosJ 3 0 1
1 Streetr .s 3 0 3 1
1 PlretU.p 3 0 14
v . auungrj l ill
' bCombs 10 6 8
' Cicote.p. 0 o.O
Total 33 8 27 10 Total- 29 S 37 IS
Singled for Stathoa in 7th.
b Popped out for Pierettl in 8th.
Portland . k 002 000 013 S
i Sacramento 000 000 1001
i Pitcher IPAB K. H ERBBSO
: Alexander I 29 1 ' S 1 4 i 5
i Pierettl I U 1 I I 1 4
Cieotte 1 4 -S 3 2 1 '
) ' Winner Alexander (8-11): loser
1 Piereta (15-15J. R Austin, Basinskl,
Rofcbe, Rossi, Alexander, N. Jones.
' E Schenz. Fernandez. LOB Port-
land 7: Sacramento S. 2B Robbe X.
N. Jones. SH Krsnich. Alexander.
.Robbe. SB Rossi 3. RBI Krsnich.
Austin. Robbe 3. DiUinfer. DP Rossi 1
i to BasinsM: Basinskl to Austin to '
: Arft: Austin to Basinskl to Arft: DU-
linger to Schenr; Fernandez . to
( Schenz. T 1JS. U Valente, Wslili
and Somen. A 1,716.
j San Francisco 000 000 009-1 0 4 1
-f Hollywood 100 000 00 1 ,
' Chandler. Munch ief (8) and Tor
nay: Donoso and Braf an.
i Seattle 000 000 104 S S t
; San Diego . ....... 010 000 OOt 1 3 1
t Bryne and Ortelf; Wight andtSand
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Major League
t Loadors
TAHOE CITY, Calif. (UP) J
Phillip Murphy, wealthy Oakland
sportsman said;. Wednesday hit
new hydroplane 'Breathless' has
been clocked at 142.5 miles
hour on Lake Tahoe.-'
' . Murphy said it was the fastest
any boat has moved in California
waters. The new state record was
reached yesterday afternoon, he
said. --. ! . ' j.
Fights Make -TV
History
PHILADELPHIA UB A case of
mumos helped make history here
Wednesday 7 night as George Jus
tine, Philadelphia welterweight, tie
cisioned fellow townsman Ellwood
Davis and Bobby Bell, Youngs-
town. Ohio, and Ike Chestnut of
New York, fought to a draw in the
first "studio-home audience na
tionally televised fight show ever
presented. - ,
Some 2,000 boxing fans about
the size of large studio audience
were admitted free to the double
windup program of six-rounders, a
substitute for the welterweight title
fight between Kid Gavilan and
challenger Johnny Sax to a. Gavilan
came down with a cast of the
mumps Tuesday 24 hours before he
was scheduled to make his eighth
title defense. ", ; u
Faced: with the choice of break
ing' "the uninterrupted four-year
Wednesday TV fight show series,
promoter Herman Taylor and the
International Boxing Club of New
York came up at the last minute
with , the, double windup.
Total: OSC 56, Oregon 45 . . .
fransffos's
ioetisinSoodi
CORVALLIS (JPr Oregon SUtegot its football workouts tinder
way Wednesday with eight transfers boosting the turnout to 58 men.
rive of the transfers are ball carriers, a sorely needed commod
ity. : They include fullback Bob Sutton and halfback Tom Berry
from valley J. C. in Los Angeles:
halfback Arlo Wenstrand. Modesto.
Calif., J. d halfback John Laird.
from College of the Sequoias.
Visalia, Calif. and fui&ack Chuck
Marsh, Lower Columbia J. C. in
Longview. Wash.
There also were 16 lettermen in
the turnout.
McKay Tells
roreigniy
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Hunting Riiles
WASHINGTON (A Secretary of
the Interior McKay Wednesday
announced regulations for Ameri
can ; hunters who want to bring
home ducks, geese and other mi
gratory game birds shot this fall in
Canada or Mexico. ;
Such birds brought or shipped
from Canada must have the head.
bead plumage and feet attached
if they have been dressed and must
be accompanied by tags or per
mits if such are required by pro
vincial or dominion law. ;
The limits on migratory game
birds which may be brought into
the United States are: f -
Ducks, 10 of any species; geese
(except Ross goose), S of any spe
cies; brant. 6; coot, 25 i woodcock,
8; i jacksnipe 8; band-tailed pigeons,
6: doves (mourning ; and white
wina) 10. singly or in the aggre
gate of both kinds: rails and gal-
linules (except sora), 30, singly or
in the aggregate, and sora. 25.
' A shipment made net later than
five days after the close of the
Canadian or Mexican season. may
continue in transit for not more
than five additional days to per
mit i delivery. i ' '
Federal regulations do not auth
orize import or possession of such
birds contrary to state law.
Packages must be marked with
the name and address of the ship
per land the consignee, with an ac
curage statement of the numbers
and kind of birds clearly shown on
the j outside. .
DOBBS OUT ; .
HAMILTON, Ont (UP) Glenn
Dobbs, who starred for the Uni
versity of Tuba and U.S. profes
sional teams before entering Can
adian football, was released Tues
day by the Hamilton Tigercats of
the; Big Four circuit j
EUGENE UB Forty fje players
turned out in- the first Oregon
football practice. Wednesday, and
Coach Len j Casanova -' at once
picked up his; stop watch and told
them to run a mile in six minutes.
All. but four made it in that
time, Casanova announced later
with a smile, commenting that the
squad was in good shape. : '
There were two sessions. . A
blackboard conference took up
much of the morning turnout, but
in 1 the afternoon the squad got
right into passing practice. The
pass is expected to be Oregon's
principal weapon, with senior
quarterback i George Shaw doing
the throwing.
Double workouts are scheduled
for the first 10 days. ' j
Huskies Start
Grid Practice
SEATTLE U The Washington
Huskies concentrated on fundamen
tals, including some defensive work
Wednesday in their first official
drill for the 1954 Pacific Coast Con
ference football season, t
Coach Johnny Cberberg used
four lettermen-backs in afternoon
signal drills: Sandy Lederman at
quarterback. Bill Albrecfat at left
half, Bob Dunn at right half sod
Mike Monroe at fullback. ' . .
Sixty-two players were in uni
form for the morning and afternoon
workouts.
ARAGON GETS TKO
ALBUQUERQUE Uf) Art Ara
gon, carrying the fight most of the
way, erupted with savage fury in
the fifth round of his welterweight
tight with Mario Trigo Wednesday
night to win a TKO victory.
Jdnich.r 3 0 3
KrrachJ 3 13
Arft a 4
Eggrt,m 4 0 4
Rossi.e 4 3 S
Alxndr.p 3 11
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! AMERICAN LEAGCt ' '
G AB R H Prt
i Noren. N. Y. - 109 376 59 12 J40
'A Vila. Cleve. 121 47 93 137 .330
Minoso. Chicsrtj 1M 493 10S ISO J2i
103 353 9S 178 .112
08 323 5 100 311
128 493 73 153 J08
.123 463 109 142 308
.113 39 51 121 308
. 125 4 63 139 303
.131 534 69 161 301
Doby. Cleveland 28:
To. Chicago
! Bauer. N - Y.
' Berra. K. Y. -;
Mantle. N Y. .
i Finigan. Phila.
i Boore. Detroit
Busby. Wash.' .
! Home Runs1
1 Mantle. New York 26: Williams. Bos-
! ton 24: Rosen, Cleveland 22; Sievers.
! Washington 23.
i Runs . Batted lnr' Doby. Cleveland
! 108: Berrt. New York . 102: Minoso,
vChicago . 101: Jensen. Boston 97;
Mantle. New Yerk 94. -;.;. ; -
NATIONAL LKAGCS
G AB R H Pet
'Snider. Brooklyn .127 494 109 171 J-W
Musial. St. LouUlM SOS 109 173 343
Mavs, N. Y. . 127 480 98 164 342
Mueller. N. Y. 129 irT 7t 176 334
Kl'z'ska. Cin. 130 S53 93 176 316
S'nd'St St U 130 553 92 ITS 31S
Moon, St L. .US 42 . S3 173 317
R'bn, BI'n JOS 541 58 108 317
Hamner. Phila. 12S 497 70 155 313
Bodies. B kJ n 131 491 94 153 313
Home Runs: Kluszewiki. Cincinnati
r 41; Mays. New York 39; Hodjes.
Brooklyn 35; Sauer. r Chicagyjj 35;
Snider. Brooklyn 34: Musial. St
Louis 34. ,
Runs Batted In: Musial. St Louis
117; Snider Brooklyn 110; '"Hodges.
Brooklyn 110; Klusiewski. Cincinnati
110: Ennis. Philadelphia 100.
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