The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 07, 1956, Page 13, Image 13

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    Fistic EBraivI
,):
Climaxes SabiSrValdma vSaraes
lams
, Clemente, Ihonias JSoost lues
by Long
Senators Lose
Both Clashes
Final Series Game
Scheduled Tonight
By AL LIGHTNER
Statnmia Spnrtu Editor
La night's Yakima -Salem
Northwest League baseball double
header wound up in a fistic brawl
at Waters Field, a hot-tempered
rouser in which Chuck Essegian,
the burly former All-Arfterican
football linebacker at Stanford Uni
versity tried to tear Yakima's
Negro flinger, Charley Drummond,
into two parts
The fight came about in the
ninth inning of the second game,
after Yakima had won the opener
2-1, and was leading the nightcap
by a 12-4 score. Essegian was at
bat with two on and one out.
Earlier in the game tfle hard
throwing rookie pitcher, owned by
Baltimore, came close to Esse-
gian's noggin with a pitch, and
Chuck let him know about it. The
first Drummond pilch to the big
outfielder in the ninth sailed over
his head, a near miss.
Bull-Like Charge
Kssegian dropped his bat and
charged toward Drummond with
pll the viciousness of a mad bull.
He had a right hand cocked for
war. hut just as he let it fly he
slipped and missed the fleeing
(Continued page 14, eol. 1)
Woodburn '9'
Dumps Salem
WOODBLRN-i Special) - Wood
burn's Legion baseball team down
ed Salem's. 5-3, in the opening tilt
of the season for both teams here
Wednesday nifht.
V'ondhiirn c'urkrr .lorry Chap
prllp st ruck out 17 n:rn and
smacked a triple rnd double in
aid his own cause. The Woodlnirfts
exploded lor live runs in the third
inning and never scored again.
For Salem, Kent L a m m e r s
cracked a triple and Bob Jantze
got two singles in three tries at
the plate. Salem -banged out a to
tal of nine hits, Woodburn 10. Sa
lem used two hurlers. Grant Todd
and Bud Chappelle.
Jerry Vestal got three hits in
four trips for Salem and Schmidt
smacked a home run for Wood
burn. The Salems scored one run
each in the first, third and fifth
frames.
Swatsmen Compare Hitting Pointers
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f'f. . s" I.- n't 4 11.-1 '' ,-
Woodburn (J)
h h o
4 A It
talrm (!)
h h
Barnes in 4 1 Franz. J
KWIrv.2 4 0 4 Uttr I
Vestal s 4 .1 J McCall m
l.ammers.l 4 2 1 Schmidt 3
Jante I 3 2 1 Chapelle.p
Carda r 4 1 .1 Moore. 1
Reeves .1 4 0 4 Rappee
M.L'affrv 1 0 0 Farr.r
Russell r .10 3 Pelat7.i
C.ent7er.l 1 0 0
Tnridp 1 0 1
Mailer. t 1 0 !
( happell.t 2 n l
Tntali .17 t24
Totals .17 9 25 Totals
x-suhstitued for Reeves in 8th
ri-substituted for Russell in 9th.
f-hatted for Todd in 4th.
t-suhstltuted for Todd
Salem lol din ooo-;i 9 I
Woodburn 005 000 000- 5 10 1
Home runs: Schmidt
Three-base h its : Schmidt. Chap
pelle. Lammer.
Two-base hits: Chappelle.
Tiger Streak
Cut by Boston
Yanks Bounce Bark ;
Nats Pound Chisox
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .
Dale Long, Frank Thomas and
Roberto Clemente powered Pitta
burgh past the Chicago Cubs, 8-2, j
Wednesday to retain the Pirates'
slim National League lead. And
in the American, Boston ended
Detroit's winning streak at seven
games, 5-4, while first place New
York broke iU four-game slump,
10-5,. over Kansas City, the Yan
kees hold a 14 -game bulge.
Long, whose 16th homer came
with a man on in the first, left
the game with a pulled leg muscle
after a second-inning single. The
injury was not considered serious.
Reditu Belt Phils
Cincinnati stayed within four
percentage points of the Btics,
belting Philadelphia 7-3 on seventh-inning
homers by Frank Rob
inson and. Gus Bell that gave un
beaten Brooks Lawrence his sev
enth victory. St. Louis, four points
back of the Redlegs. took (he
New York Giants. 3-2, hi 11 in
nings. And Brooklyn made it
three straight over the faltering
Milwaukee Braves, 5-2, as Don
Newcombe won his eighth.
Cleveland held second in the
American with a 5-1 decision over
(Contiaied page 14. col. f )
Bobby Boyd
Stops Savage
CHICAGO I Bobby Boyd of
CHICAGO Pltuhurrh Pirates' first baseman Dale Lont. riiht. shows Chlcan Cobs' shortstoo Ernie n'g. no z rmwicweigni con-
" - . . . . - . . . .. tanfor foIIiaH Inr lflh nu.uII
Banks some points regarding the bat before game Wednesday at Wrigley Kleid. Long is leading , . , 1
the National League in home runs with 15, while Banks is fourth with 12. Pirates won game, 8 2, tnical out game Milo
nd Long hit home run. (AP Wirephoto). 'ji S.3 Kf
1 . televised bout at the Chicago Sta-
!dium Wednesday msht.
Savage had carried the fight
to his rangier opponent until the
final two rounds when his left
hip, injured when he slipped out
of the ring in the fourth round,
gave way.
Savage slipped once in the ninth
round and then went down again
for an official knockdown. Then,
with the 10th and final round only
27 seconds old. Boya landed a
sharp right to the head and Sav
age buckled to the canvas.
Tries t Get t'p
He tried to get up, but his left
leg seemed to collapse and Ref
eree Joey White signaled the end.
Boyd weighed 158i and Savage
1594.
It was reported Savage, who
Gun Tourney Opens Today
fl)teiion
statesman
' iv ri r
1) HtlHM
4-Day Meet
At Salem Club
The annual Oregon State Trap-
shooting Tournament expected to
lure almost 300 marksmen from
numerous western states, if the
weather is cooperative, opens fire
today at the Salem Gun Club. The
J ! i SfatP:man Salpm Orp Triiir limp 7 '56 (Sec ID-13 condave- wnich wil1 turn out overbad handed Boyd his last defeat.
j t Matesman, Salem, ure., inurs., June f, oo tc. nj i.Km in ,rophieii and another w. Apri 18 195.5suffcrcd , brui5e
B.M l II III i
000 plus in cash purses, will con
clude Sunday.
Many of the participants were
over
side.
All
floating rib on his left
three officials had Boyd
on the club firing lines Wednes- leading on points when the fight
day, the meet's official practice ended. Referee Whjte called it for
dav I Boyd, 87-83, through nine rounds.
Todays shooting, starting at 9!judEe jamcs McManus voted 88-
M 10 23
a m., will include the "Salem 100.
a 100-target event at 16 yards
and the Cherry City Handicap, an
other 100-target carding.
ThU that elr
New Oreeon basketball coach Steve Belko isn't exactly a total "l"" I1!'" Friday.
81, while Judge Harold Marovitz
had it 88-83.
When Savage tried to get up in
the 10th, his manager, Jack Mc
Carthy, called for Referee White
Steve has another wee tie-in also,
prior to going to Idaho, Belko play
ed on the same basketball squad
with Vie Townsend, who later
turned out to be quite a standout
under Hobby Hobson at Oregon.
'and on the same football team
with the late Buck Berry, who
also went on to Oregon In become
! auito a fullback. Steve was a
J first-striniier on both sauads at
Cor.wton. and we can still see
northwkst LRAfiVR him playing end (or the Tartar
Yakima Vm Wnu-he 14 24 tftfl footballers and trying to" catch
l.ewsin is 12 Spokane 12 2i W4 the fleet Jackie Robinson, the cur
F.ugene is 13 .mi salem a 23 .321 , rent Brooklyn Dodgers star who
Trl-Clty 19 14 576 h gl
Wedneydav results' At Salem 1-6, . ... . .
Yakima 2-12; it Lewuton 2-io. Wei- Pasadena JC . . . We ve known
tehee 4-9, at Spokane-Tri-City, Belko for many years, and l!. of
"ln jO. faithful can rest assured they
stranger to the university, inasmuch as he played there for the Idaho ,,n '"nay me icia win nang(to halt the bout, because Savage
Vandals during his fine seasons for them in the late 1930s. But away ' laJ&els- 81 lb yas-1 could hardly stand on his left leg.
u.'Kn i rnmntnn .limine Pnlieffe ln deciding the Oregon Class !
Championships in AA. A. B, C ,
lf
have a capable coaching gent at
the helm of the Webfoot basket-
Bad break for Linficld's
VERN GILMORE
Kspands kids' program
and D. Also, the Oregon Doubles j fl W
150 pairi will determine state DCaVCFS Will
B and C titlists.
The first half of the Oregon
State Singles, 100 targets at 16 :
I yards, will take place Saturday !
morning and will be followed by j
the Governor's Handicap, another
100-target event in the afternoon.
The latter is actually the prelimi
nary handicap
State 'Cap Sunday
Sunday's finale will see the sec
ond half of the singles champion
ship shot off, along with the main
event of the four-day meet, the
Oregon State Handicap.
The cream of Oregon trapshoot-
8th Straight
SAN DIEGO. Calif, i Bob
Darnell scattered six hits in pitch
ing Portland to a 3-2 victory over
San Diego Wednesday night for
the Beavers' eighth straight Pa
cific Coast League win. Both of
the San Diego runs were un
earned. The win pushed Portland into
a virtual tie with Sacramento for
third place. Both teams arc eight
ers. along with many from Wash-:fmr " ,01 lnf.
ington, Idaho. California. Utah
Meadows
Results
N v n 3 -fis standouts for I.es Sparks' champion WU troupe. Sophomore Mull,
rhlraro m 26 jM.lrom Sacramento, will go on to Michigan to play in the NCAA finals
too Not had lor a soph, eh? . . . Gene lansem s oeoui wun ine
Tulsa club of the Texas League last Sunday was a dandy
Clarence Moore, leading off the
third inning for the Padres, was
(Continued page 14, rol. 3)
PACIFIC (OAST LEAGl'K
W I. Pet W !. Pi t
T. AnEls 39 19 fi72 Sn Dedo a 22 .467
seauie si Z4 mw s. r rlsro z. .12 " . ., 1 anH MvaH. .r. Aviuwtiwl I. h.v.
srrn to .ki 2 s;w Hoiiwd 24 m am sophomore flash Bill Machamer in not selling to run in me aaia i j ' . '" -: of ,ne Beavers
''wednesdaV.t.TrsanDVn'. "rals at San Diego this weekend The Madras swm.y pm.ea a "
Pnrtland .1. at Hnllvwood 4. Vani-ou- leg mUSCIC During practice me Oiner tiay anu una iu linns uic uiK i
ver l: at Sacramento 7-fl. uw Arrets 1 onc e mjn nnvc hepn a rca threat in the 400 meters . . . And I
17-y .t sn Franc, 2-4. Seattle , spcakjng o(. ,h( Dean Benson and Dale Hartman have been I
'setting all the hullabaloo about their trip to the San Diego finals.!
ntioni. l.FAGtE ,., ! But other Willamette Bearcat sportsters who will definitely he j
Pittsgh 25 17 595 Brokyn 23 19 mh amnni; those present are Hun Mull and Kay Myers, lenni.s pidyins
C inrntl 26 IS Sfll N
St I.oui 27 11 5B7
Mllwke 20 1 6 556
Wednesday rmltv at ("incmnflti v.
Philadelphia 3; at Milwaukee ?..
P-rnoklyn 5; at Chir-ago ? PlttshurEh
a c, t i v... v.. ..I. 1
n. Hi ci. i."um .,. it i-u., ....... , . IIMIDWIW i U n e a Ml I me K-w
'", ; Maxwell. Del
Second race, S furlonK. 3 up purae i Vernon. Boston
S60O Sidnev Light iMrDnwelli 4 50 , Kuenn Detroit
2 40. ISO Rare Queii' ion iShermanl Berra NY
2 60. 2 70; Bow River iKrowleal 3 40:jskoron NY
quinlela 00. time 109 3 I Lollar. Chlrao
Third race. 5', (urlongf. 3-year-old ' Goodman. Boaton
maidens; ourae S600; Good .ludre I Wert. Cleve
iMcDowelli 3.10 2 Ml, 240; Nevada Runnels. Wash.
Gal 'Gihonl 32 9(1. 10 50 Errant Gernert. Boston
Prinee 'Knowlei 4.10. quiniela 56
Tr.uk Muddv
Firat rare. 350 ynrdn. quarter hnrs-
nui-Bm ftllW r.1,,.1 I... D..I1I..
S() good ' err I 4 80. 2.811 2.4(1. Kirk Them
Major League
ffi leaders
n.i kn r ih m.irit lUrt I'nrl. llni'h I .nhv to tell him about iBoi J.00. 310: Puddlnit Foot
nun mi ".-.- "''"- -'" " 1 . . (Knowleal 2 90; Quinlela HBfl. Time
AMERICAN I.EAI.l'E
W 1. Pet W 1. P. t
N V. 30 17 .63 Detroit 22 22 500
C 'eve 23 19 56 Baltlm. 29 26 .435
Chicago 21 16 5.18 Wi 50 28 417
Bn.ton 22 22 5"0 K City 18 2(1 409
Wednesday
12. Chtcagn
land 5: at N
S at Bntnn 5. Detroit 4
it Gino bashed six line drives In ine aotioieneaoer, ann was piay
ing in the otilfield detensivcly. "The guy looks like he can hit,
(Continued page II, rol. 41
22 5"0 K Cltv 18 2(1 409 -rrrj t T
Tzr V enatchee, lironcs
York in. Kansan Clt.i ' " v
Split Doubleheader
AMERICAN I.EAGl'E
g ah r h pet.
47 177 47 71 4111
35 110 26 42 .382
34 119 111 43 .301
44 164 21 86 359
38 143 30 49 .343
37 124 19 41 .331
36 121 16 39 .322
39 159 30 SI .321
44 156 25 49 .314
43 162 17 49 .302
37 116 17 35 .302
Home runs: Mantle. Nrw York. 21;
15; Baurr. Nrw
Stan Anderson
Hits Hole-in-One
Stan Anderson, South Salem
High School student, was a hap
py lad yesterday after sinking
a hole-in-one at Salem Golf
Course's third hole.
Stan used a Na. 4 iron in rack
ing his startling 190-yard shot
into the cup.' He was playing
with Jim Roth, and Hugh Hamp
ton. Stan's effort is the third
hnle in-one hit this year at the
course.
Others were by Clay Dyer and
Pete Anderson, no relation to
Stan, vffio is the son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Lloyd T. Anderson,
1035 Cascade Dr.
Fourth rare. 5 (urlon?. 3 up. putse
Won Te Meddler iKnowlriu 4 20.
i.160 2 50 On Your Mark I Dixon I
II M nn rt. . r... i cw--. . An
LEWISTON, Idaho Wen-1 third and ninth innings as Wen-. qnirU MM: time jroo i
atchee and Lewiston split a North-1 "tehee pitcher Chuck LyDeck scat- j tJ,'',, '"m""," , Vi'on. Ten"
tered SIX hits. S50 T.one Oata (Phillip! 6 30 3 20;
west League double header Wed n 8ecomJ gamc th, Broncs wtl, ,7nl,lnf,rl ,, ,,,
nesday night as the Chiefs took pushed across three runs in the ; '' sixth Tee! .v , furionr- 3 up. Pr,e
the tight 7-inning opener 4-2 and ! sixth, eighth and ninth innings. ; no. r.a,er Retrd ir.nfordi 7 10
the Broncs rallied to blast out I A double by Gene Klingler and aJJ: 2 "ghtvcwem'S'sn;'
a 10-9 victory in the nightcap Shorne run by Howard Keefe. both qiuniei 13 so. time 1 17 3
Wenatchee used the early in-tin the sixth, were the big blow, e '-i"'
nings in piling up its winning mar- fr the Broncs. But the winning i sn 190 .130- cad-1'! (Ph'H'oi urn.
gin in the opening game. Three tallies came in the final inning on '''' Um'
runs came acro-a for the Chiefs an error, a walk and singles by riM, ... ,,.. ,
:. .1.. . h.r iineK'Keefe. Bruce Mcintosh and Joe Wiekr r im-ini 1 n --wi Aamn Milwaukee
. Z : loh. " Fi.Mon Re-. ,t.lli..i . -V) Home run,. I.on. Plttuhurgh 16
Anaerson ana rnn marvirr. sat- - .-r.- choice seriini 3 40 n-- uny,, st Ijiuli. 14. Poat. Cincinnati.
nfice and an error, ine otner1 t.acn lenm usea tnree pucners e - i nme rm 13 Bankv Chicago 12: Bell, cmcin-
tallv for the winners came in the in the nightcap as Wadswnrth and '"'IL r,";'.lL.3.i,l. B"hln"" Cincinnati 12
.l- J I ..kk ...U hnA rUrlAil thn lira ' ' a.-,-,.. -.ftf.-,-.. 1 HA I RllOH Halted ln BOVrf. St. I.OUIR46
. "I.:;.: u,:.j .:, i'.L. k!l, oe- coll4 hocl. it Sl- A-OTV.nl (Dlaeo) J); oAnlel. WOtiat. St. tmflt
Lewision cuniDinru ambles anu .oiur, uvu. wnv n t)w ,.44? j; Jahlonaki. LlncinnaU U. ixipau
walki to register wlo run in, the1 action, Attend.nc 3,751 bandit $3,87j. 'pwudriphu jo.
York. 12. Sievrrs. Waahington, 12;
Gernert. Boatnn. 10; Maxwell. De
troit, in
Runs batted in Mantle New York,
52. Berra. New York. 40; Stmpaon,
Kansas City. 3; WerU, Cleveland. 34;
Lmtiok. waahlnftorj. 34; Sievrri,
Washington, 34.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I lb r h pet.
Long. Pittsburgh 45 164 34 63 .364
Repulskl St I.oull 33 111 22 42 .376
Buyer St Louts 46 184 38 67 .364
Clemente Pittsburgh JS 104 17 37 356
Briltnn. Milwaukee 32 113 19 38 330
Bailey. Cincinnati 36 112 17 37 .330
Moon. St Louis 46 165 32 54 327
Bell. Cincinnati 45 167 31 54 323
Walls Pltt'burgh 41 131 28 42 .321
-14 138 23 44 319
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