30-(Sec IV) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri , June 22, "56
SI
Hits Perfect Score
"RENO. Nrr. The only per-! up spot at 191 arter he defeated
fret aeon ii the second day of i Harry J. Lupher. Drain. Ore., and
rte five day Pacific lotentational 1 Al Kchrh. Portland, ia a shoot
TapshootiBf Aisa.'l grand Pa-i off. Orbch acored S X while
tVW itvet at Harold's trapshoot-1 Lupher and KehrU boU Bad M X
lfi( country dub. hera was fired IS.
ttrursday by Orley B. MiHifeaiTW Deetarr
Joseburf, Ore, who scored lot X The class A title will be de-
im to wia class AA. jodrd Friday when J. B. Bate-
"MilUiea wu followed by Daa man. Moses Lake. Wash, and
1.1,
(ftlich, Reno. Ner.. in the runner-
Labish Center,
Lions Victors
ialem Rotary Qub
cU B League Win
Fi Drive In, Labisb Center and
bfiem KOiary two garncrea o
Leajue baseball limes ia city ac
tiim yesterday.
JUrd-luck burler o! the day was
Don Vsnderhooi, who tossed one
hit ball at J's but saw his Salem
Lion mates make nine errors that
brought in sii runs for the vic
tors and Don and his team bow
el U.
labish dumped Trusx Oil. 6-2,
behind the triple and single of
Bill Lowery that brought in two
tallies. 'Ned Darling. Labish
chucker, yielded but (our hits
and struck out seven batters.
Dennis Burrigbt of Truax. also
got a tingle and triple.
Pitching Chores
Larry Penrod and Gene Gil
bertaoD handled Truax pitching
chores with Penrod giving up the
six hits that Labish made.
Lance Haxelbaker whiffed sev
en and gave up only four bingles
as hit Rotary Club pals conked
Four Corners, 11-3. The Rotary
attack was led by Pete Melin who
batted in two runs in the third
v, frame. The potent bat of Rotsr
taq Steve Jacksoa also accounted
for two runt.
Where the Rotary Bin really
shone was on the base paths.
They stole 10 bsses and, on top
of that, vera given 11 bases on
balls, Doug Toy brought in two
runt for the losers ia the fourth
inning with single.
Winning' Hurler
Winning hurler for J s in the
gam with the Salem Lions wu
Mike Mills, who whiffed four and
gave up three hits. Vanderboof
sparkled with a sizzling fast ball
that helped him strike out 10.
In tonights 'action. C Leaguers
. will be ia action. Games on tap
are Legion Post 136 against Jack
son Jewelers at Barrick Field
one; Berg's Kelzer Market vs.
Field's Master Service at Barrick
-Field two; and 2040 Club vs.
' Dicksons Market at Leslie Field.
Game time is p.m.
J's i.:.:.aO 004-8 1 4
Lions .. 000 0011 3
Mills Ind tastfitlfee; i' Vander."
hoof nd Jaiuon. ?. ' J
Rotary ......132 041 11 S S
4 Comer r.. 010 200 3 4 . (
Hazdbaker and Nicholsr Alder'
man, Scharf (2) and Hofstetter.
Labish -002 110 30 6 1
Triiax ..002 000 02 4 3
Darling and Biwins; Penrod,
Gilbertaon (7) and Burright
Hagge Leads
Women's Golf
DETROIT Iff Marlene Bauer
Hagge, Asheville, N. C. winner
of the last two tournaments on
the women's pro golf circuit,
Thursday got off to a fast start
Baxtao Moore Sr.. Tillamook, Ore.
go for the long run.
They tied for the clans title
Thursday and then shot four ex
tra frame of 23 targets each to
break the deadlock but wound up
at M i lot each.
MsUOa Maa High
George Ross. Fontana, Calif.,
won class B at 199 and was fol
lowed in runnerup position by Er
ik in Grubbe, MoUlla. Ore., at 19
after the latter won a shoot off
from J. Crenshaw, Crystal Bay.
Lake Taboe. Nev. j
J. C. Pellascio, Point Arena, I
Calif., won class C at 191. fol
lowed ia runnerup spot by George
Becker. Ferndale. Calif., at 189.1
Leftare Delis, Bakersfield. Calif., j
won class D at 192. He was fol
lowed in the runnerup spot by
W. L. Cochrane, Spokane. Wash.,
at 1M. The shoot continues
through Sunday.
They'll Do It Every Time ; By Jimmy Halo ISaleitlGirlS BOW, CoSCttde WillS 111 Softball
CsWTOOM SfiOXtt EXP0SX9.'
WOV 4 OLD G43 IS
EEUFVIOLSTE WED Th! 5
THE Vv4Y IT WAS
PRESENTED IN
mi
Q56 VERSION (HOPS.
WEkS SuU. AWOUKO IN
I l I KM TO GET SOME MORS I
I I f. un k A IK r rr r Tine riaje- l
lWByJ a AuCCEA-7 BEEN GONG OVER
1
Ia twin aoftball tilts played at
Phillip's Field last night. Trosp
er's Totters, a group of softball
ing gals from Independence, de
feated the Salem Gal's Recrea
tional aoftball team, 10-2, and the
nightcap, a Capital league affaii
Cascade Meats downed Meier and
Frank s, 2-0, to take over the un
disputed loop league with a 4-0
record.
In the gal s contest. Trosper's
opened the scoring with one run
in the second. They scored three
more in the third, and had a big
six run scoring spree in the
fourth with a pair of singles by
Jayce Case and Violet Starks; a
double by Pat Drydale, and trip
les by Mollie Cottillo. and Shar
on Manson. Josie Gray and Mollie
Costillo with 2-2 were the lead
ing hitters.
The Salem Gals collected five
bingles off the trotter pitcher,
but were only able to score two
runs in the fourth inning on a
tnpple by Jackie Roddewig. a
single by Jean Hagen. a fielder's
choice and one error. Jean Hagen
with a single and a double was
Salem's leading sticker.
Meier and Frank and Cascade
Meats, boasting spotless records
going into last night's contest,
displayed the reasons for being
'currently one-two in the Capital
I League. Tbey played almost flaw
' less ball, with but one error mar
ring total seven-hit contest
I Cal Bonney of Cascade and
, winning hurler. yielded but three
: hits and struck out 12 during
the seven inning contest. Wimpy
Carver, "speedy windmiller" for
the M&F nine proved almost as
'stingy in giving up only 4 hits.
I Tonight's contest starting at 7
pm. at fhillips rield pits west
ern Paper Converting against
Prison Officers in a Capital
League go, and the UR nine
meets Randle Oil in an 8 p.m.
City League affair.
Trosper'eTrottrrs 103 6010 1
Salem Rec. Team 000 20-3 14
Wilson and Case: I'nruh and
j Hagen.
Meier A Frank 000 0000 3 1
Cascade Meats 001 010-2 4
Carver and Klassen; Bonney
and H. Busby.
, SMART TBOtD 8ACEER
i NOTRE DAME, Ind. - Don
Sniegowski. a senior from Toledo,
! may not be the best third base-
man in college baseball, but Coach
Jake Kline at Notre Dame believes
1 he is one of the smartest. Don has
been accepted as a Rhodes Scholar.
Note They're Going
Coach Kicked
From Baseball
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. -Catch-
er-coach Homer E. (Dixie) Howell
of the Montreal Royals, Wednes
day wu suspended from baseballl
indefinitely ' for taking part In
an early . morning iracas ai a
night club.
IlowelU. 35. and pitcher Billy
Harris, 25, were fined $25 each on
disorderly conduct charges in City
Court Wednesday morning and
Robert F. Walz, 25, also a pitcher,
drew a ISO fine on charges of
creating a disturbance and resist
ing arrest.
Beavers Whack Sacs,
8 to 3, With 13 Hits
AAU Track
Games Today
PORTLAND The Portland
Beavers jumped on three Sacra
mento pitchers for 13 hits Thurs
day night as they defeated the
Athletic Meet
Bids Carleton
Calhoun Faces
Test Tonight
NEW YORK W-Unbeaten Rory
Calhoun, winner of 21 straight,
faces his sternest test Friday
night in Willie Vaughn, exper
ienced Los Angeles middleweight,
in a 10-round match at Madison
Square Garden.
The sensational Calhoun, being
groomed as a middleweight threat
for Ray Robinson's crown, is a
lithe young Negro with power in
both fists.
Most of his fights have been in
California, where he first came to seals Wla
the attention of Easterners. He
E. A. Carleton, North Salem High
Drincioal. leaves Saturday (or a
"ItV".1 'on1a'ral,on holds a win over Jerry Luedee.
fit C t ala Hiid jV.Vul A (hint l SI. "
(Continued tram preceding page) .
outs, six from last week's national
collegiate championships at Berk-
eley and three from the armed
Solons S-S in a Pacific Coast forces meet at Los Angeles. The
League baseball game here. six to be selected here will be in
The Solons got off to a f a s t ; addition to those who already I
start with two runs in the first j have made the grade,
inning. George Risley walked and sharing t potlight are , host!
Nippy Jones homered J of Olympic hopefuls, including the
In the fourth Rufe Crawford and nation s newest sprint sensation, i
Dan Baich walked and then Al Bobb M defending AAU!
neisi singiea , ior sacramenio s n- champion in the ioo-meter dash,
1IU1 loll Ul iiic g-m'-
from Abilene, Tex., Christian Col
lege.
The Beavers took the lead in
their half of the first with four
runs. Dick Young walked. Luis Morrow Eyes Record
Marquez singled and Bob Borkow- Morrow, who qualified for the
ski walked to fill the bases. Then tryouts in winning both the 1W
Frank Carswell singled in t w o and 200 meters at Berkeley, has
runs. Sam Calderone's ground out ' his eye on the 100-meter world
bright in another and a sacrifice record over a track that the na
fly by Jack Littrell brought in the ! lives claim is one of the fastest
fourth. I in the world. The mark is 10 2, ;
Young singled to lead off Port-1 held by Jesse Owens and others. !
land's three-run second inning. Hej Jim Goliday of Northwestern is,
scored on a home run by Mar-1 stiC a question mark in the
quez. Jim Baxes homered that in-! sprints. A leg injury has kept him
ning and also in the fourth.
of State High School Athletic as
sociations, It was announced Thurs
day. The meeting will be held at
Grand Teton National Park, Wyo
ming.
also a young comer and a great
favorite with fans here in New
York.
The Calhoun-Vaughn match will ; i,a
out of recent major competition.
Hard luck in the same fashion
knocked him off the 1952 Olympic
team.
All of the 1955 national AAU
champions are here with the not
able exception of Wes Santee. the
LOS ANGELES Jf The San
Francisco Seals completed a suc
cessful Pacific Coast League se-:
ries with Los Angeles Thursday,
dumping the Angels 7-3 before mie star who is under lifetime
Carleton is vice president of the e Mrri( hyNBC TV and rad.o,
board of control of the Oregon i "efi"""" ai a p.m. .taw.
fans.
Activltes Association and will be
accompanied on the trip by his
wife. The conterence is expected
to draw representatives from some
40 states and will last from June
24 23.
SiidsPadrcs
Trade Hurlers
- SEATTLE Seattle and Sail
Diego, currently engaged in a Pa
cific Coast League baseball series
thus far disastrous to the Padres,
Braves Rack
Sixth Straight
(Centiaued from preceding page)
bv the White Sox to Baltimore
last May 21, walked only three injMaontles Wla
The Los Angeles scoring came
from home runs by Jim Bolger,
Bob Speake and Stev'e Bilko.
Ralniers Triumph
SEATTLE i - A tenth Inning
homer by Joe Taylor, Seattle
rightfielder, with vo men on gave
the Rainiers a 4-1 Pacific Coast
League baseball win over the San
Diego Padres Thursday night.
suspension by the AAU for ex
pense money violations.
Final events to be run off Fri
day night, starting about 8 o'clock
include the hammer throw, high
jump and broad jump; shot put,
the 100 and 400-meter dashes,, the
110 and 400-meter hurdles, and
the 10,000-meter run.
his seven innings but one was
a game-opening pass to Jim Ri
vera, who stole second, then raced
home on Fox' double. Johnson
fanned seven before giving way
VANCOUVER, B. C. - The
Vancouver Mounties rallied for
two runs in the 10th after the'
Hollywood Stars had broken a 4-4:
tie in their half of the inning to
Junior Golf
Finals Form
traded souihDaw Ditche " pinch-hitter. He has a 2-4 rec- win a Pacific Coast League base- niinoed irom preced.ng page.
da nLt P'lener Thurs-1 d ' ba game hett Thursday Steve ".right. Albany. 3 and 2.
LT n , nin i, .i. ' Harshman. who didn't become a 1 night. Vancouver took the three- -ferry Forrester. Portland, de-
. '. ":: ' .' ' imMier until iq.m fared onlv .12 1 Eame series two eames to one. neaiea uoug Kagen, uswego, in a
uuigiu piayer transaction is vie r , , a1 -
InmhirH . SnHIl. I , UUUIT5. Ul uul IUUI ouu
Dickey in return. Dickey has been
on San Diego's inactive list since
refusing to report to Austin of the
Texas League this spring.
Portland (I)
Senator Swat
O-hole round.
walking four. The only Oriole hit i Ab h o a abiida Co-medalists Elaine Porritt of
was Gus TrianoW seventh-inning Heu-.cf s 1 i o Young.2 4 2 3 0 Eugene and June Robinson of Til
double. Three of Harshman's vic-;1 J 0 J r,' J J J.J'lamook advanced to the girls' fi
tories this year have been shut-,v jne.i 4 1 1 cnwi'u s 1 0 n i nal. Miss Porritt, 17, topped Shir
outs - including a double two-i"1,1"' J J J!?.""-3 J ' ley Siegmund, also Eugene. 5 and
hit duel he won 1-0 Irom Herb prddy.i 3 0 9 4 sifeii.cY a 0 3 0
Score and Cleveland April 10. Baich.c 3 1 4 0 l.nrli.ss 2114
, .,. iBrdrn.p 0 (1 0 0 Martin p 2 10 0
Indians taiea ip Fihr.p i e o o Drnli.p 1002
The Indians, who had lost tOiOnbgh.p 2 10 1 Mrrmnr n 0 0 0
Euttrbrook
Dunn
In the second annual ladies PGA ! w.iii.m.
with
rwnrrt. I Kins
iWtlntrr
championships
rnrannj 09. . SmKuI.
Patty Berg, veteran redhead!''"""
from St. Andrews, 111., seeking the : Ln
only title which she never has;Zn
won, pulled into second place at j Pl,chln
71. Another stroke back at 71 was w.hh .
slender Louise Suggs of Sea Is- j ?"
land, Ga.
McMurtry
Ez to Battle
Aldrrman
Cade .
Satalkh .
Kln
Krauw
(Up to date I
fin n iojo nrrni pn .. i:. ..Tr,v..n t n n n TMal. in n tl ui
1 B 45 ,3lM Diewei JKtii i TotalV S3 tl 14
! !.!; caught up with the 24-year-old ,..,anntd' lor oniuh in m.
i . riffhlhander with four runs in the .Sacramrnto 2nn 100 noo-3
i ,l l ,tUi.A f, cinoc u all, n4 Portland
I .1 UlUU ul, ivui a " ' ......
1 s 2i is? I wild pitch- Gf no- Woodlln8
2 I m aso j closed it out with a home run in
o I .2M!the fourth. Brewer now is 8-2.
o 1 '1 Mn Two of the hits off Wynn, nnw
7-4, were bunt singles oy
J 1 !? nb M : Piersall. The victory gave
S 33 29 14 1 Tribe a sweep of the three-Rame
3 3 14 33 30 1 set and put them two
4 9 to 48 43 I shpad
4 7 117 34 M ' rm
2 S .10 2d 24 ! 5 l.T W-Darnfll -4 L-Brdfn 4-
0 1 2 4 The A s. who have won only SCV-! V- Sn'ith Sttinrr and Somfrs T j
whacked the,2 11 a-itw.
.135 4.1 12
l.KI 41 S
... SO 24
. . U2 28
... 38 10
.. 187 4S
.181 43
. 144 38
.108 rr
101 2.1
. 50 10
.. 7 29
11 M
34
15 SO
12 SSi,
S 42',
2 8
Jim
the
games
.! 100 00'
T Brifht. M Jnn. RBI Cars-
well 2, Bhxh 2. MarqufJ 2. Heist.
V. JonH 2. Caldfrone, LittrrM HR
Marqurz, Bxe 2. V. Jones. ST Lit
trell. S Darnell DP Bright, Priddv
nnil V Jonei: Rislev and V Jones
Lell -Sacramento 8. Portland 10 BB
Brarden 2. Martin 5 Tuner I
Olnbauh 1 SO Martin 3 Pien
bauKh 4. Darnell 3 R-ER Bearden
2-4, Martin 3-3. Fuher 5-3. Osenbauitli
I-
4. and Miss Robinson, 15, tripped
Molly Murphy, Portland. 3 and 1.
In the pee wee division for boys
under 12. medalist Tommy Kab
ler, Sutherlin, and Mike 6'Toole.
Portland, advanced easily to the
final round. Kabler beat Denny
Denham, Vancouver, Wash , 4 and
3. and O'Toole defeated Dick
Davis, Albany. 5 and 3.
The Kirls' and pee wees' cham-1
pionships will be decided in 18-hole
matches.
In the boys' division, sixth
flight. Fred Warnink. Pendleton,
Darnell o-o ho Bearden 2 in defeated Larry Evans, Salem, 5
of the fourth place lied . 0 plu: Tuher 4 In 2; Onenbaugh 7 ; ..j .
, in 6. Martin 3 in 3 2-1: Darnell 3 In a"u '
National League
en of 28 at home,
Senators for 15 hits, including two
run homers by Joe DeMaestri and
Gus Zcrnial. The Nats had horn-
St. Louia onj onj 031-8 h o
ftrnnltlwn AlO Alt AHJ 0 H A
Wehmeier, Coiium 181, Duknon mi, ers from Karl Olson and Harmon
K-mnantv iii and Smith; Newrnmhe. Killebrew, who hit a grand-slam-
Brssent 18 . I.ah ne 181. Lehman im
I and Campanella. W- Lehman. U-
i Dickton i Bravrs Sock 13 Hits
Milwaukee ini 203 noo-7noi Milwaukee rocked the Pirales
(CMlianed fram sreeedlng sage)
to the ring Dec. 6 and scored a
first-round knockout over Jimmy i PiL"tVr,h, ! no2u,l-' " 3
,,, ., , ., . i Buhl and Rice: Kline, Munier 181,
Walls in Portland. I McMahan 1B1 and Foilr. Home rvin-
Three Mere Times j "ion
.. ..... , . . i Chicago at New York, postponed.
Since then McMurtry has boxed i ram.
three more times, winning each j : ;
by knockouts. His victims werej NWL Line Scores
TX. , r J II i T. , T
bud avuniup, urtKU icanpernri
f mo mo -7 Q o
five trips, and Danny ilos Anueiea ooo 101 010- 3 0
( ale and Sullivan-. Drott. rodie
fli. Bauer .71, Anderson ill and
Hannah.
with 13 hits, led by Del Rice, who
had a triple two doubles and a
single in
O'Connell. who had lour Hills
with three hits in five trips. Rill
Rruton homered and Hank Aaron
and O'Connell also tripled. Rnb
Ruhl won his seventh in 10 deci
sions while Ronnie Kline now is
fi-6 as the Braves swept the four
game set.
The victory put Milwaukee a
10 h-inings.
Hollvwood . OOfl Oflfl 310 1-
Vaniouver 100 102 ooo 2-8 0 2
Water". Green isi. O'Donnell 110
and Hall. Natnn ifli; Beamon Besana
i7i. Locke tlOl and Neal.
Ten innlnss
San Diego 010 OOO OOO O - I S 1
Seattle 100 000 OO 3 4 S 2
SJ Yakima, Ems
Sweep Pair
2 (Continued from oretrdine pair)
and'oi'Se'A'lwarV'is' Srh"""'k ' Braves. 2-K in the seven-inning
San Francisco
AMERICAN LEAGUE
; ab
Jones and Matt Jackson the i Ir'-ci'r 3' i "- 4 m o
. v ' ; Yakima 103 000 lOx 5 S O
last on ApTU 1. i C4rui0 Klndilather (Si and Mar-
McMurtry, manager by his (ath- Un: Boanker. Youns 3 and Neal
er, Mac McMurtry, has been : rint game:
,.,nrVU nil r.milorlu hi. Trl-Clty 100 0M 0-1 S 1
...... ... - iiraklma 200 OOO - l 7 1 ; ,,, ,m mtutuA , Dr,u,i,in rin. Mantle'. N Y
lasr Ilgm. i Meraeth and Martin; Herrara and i V ".. . Ji p. ! (Maxwell. Detroit
Under terms of the contract be-, , , . ; t,nn ? r h J hi ! 5u'nn DR"T"
,,., ry--. ..a Mu. ...... 1 Urit sm It Innlngai: ers and Cards played a niRht ! Vernon. Boaton
tween Charles and McMurtry. , wenachee mm ooo o-o 2 0 fiam. Cincinnati was idle Rain 1 Berra- N v
neither can accept other bouts iSuirae . 100 100 --a 4 0 , amf 1 nnna" wa.s 'ne-, , , ii.oiiar. Chicago
micnan ana L-iinaoeri: none ana vHnnao i i"" iuin. amwi'm, it 1
Major League
Leaders
opener.
Both teams did all their scoring
in the lirst inning. Tn-Cily opened
it with Rick Herrara racing in
I from third on Don lloldcn's sacri
! fice fly alter he had been hit by
a pitched ball and advanced by
Don Pries' single
In Yakima's half of the inning,
lead-off man Bohbv Wilson hom-
.. ! red tor Ihe first tallv and Herm
R H Pet. , . .... ., . .
80 22l 82 87 .180 I't-wi:. tdine ill w nil viun prmeu
4a 154 :i7 57 j"o to be the winning run on a walk.
M li M .3S .. .j..l ,H . Tr,.l ,1,. ,
Cauthler.
retort July 13. Ketonen said a
: J Ji. k.J L , 1
rriuay uaie nau wu uanscu StconA Game
in oroer is permit a zvnour post-, wenatchee
mement in the event of unfavo'r
able weather conditions.
01.1 010 000- I a
wirene
hringhaua antaDuretti. llaiin. Mar
ten a ana Dapper.
Milurmilroo atnvurl a 'Kn1f.0nm Minon,
1 -1. j ' r,.i.i.- Power.
1 ancflu 01 runnerup orooniyn.
4 m
51 1M
50 185
17 13
27 sa .US
3S (5 .3.12 1
2? 52 321 !
22 5: .319
Chicago 52 189 37 60 .317 Ems Win Pair
Kan ciiv n l.va 22 so 318
Wert. Cleveland 213 35 1 315
03 ooo 02x-7 is 1 1 w hich came Irom behind to heat Goodman. Huston i2 .10 vi in
National Loop Chase Close
CINCINNATI (aV-Just in case I League's service director dug
ihir. ia doubt In anyone's mind, back through records to 1900 and
' AniiMn't fin,! ntla.tUlnrt l..a. t a T t- L .
the National League made t offl-, " 1 ",,u "" . siop reewee neese wno was in
""u T,. wi'. h.!10'"" battle. Ijured slightly in the first inning.
c I a I- - .it,t ...
.11. mw. o in a kkiii K , fjrr. New York. 11; Siever. Wa.h
lioy Campanella, with just one , mgton. n w ri. cii vei.aiwi. in, n.m
horn rim in all uioeka rtrnvp in r New Yuri:. 14
six runs with a pair his second
tying the game as the Dodgers
pushed across four runs with two
out in the ninth.
Reese Injured
Don Zimmer. replacing short.
Rum hutted in Mantle. New York,
84: Wert.. ClevHand. 51. Sltninnn.
Kama City. 50. Sievern, Washington.
4U; Berr.i. New Yolk. 45. Union.
Washington. 45.
The nearest to it was in 1947
closest pennant race at least since when after the games of June 21.
1900 as of this Stage of the sea- the then Boston Braves were out
Going into Thursday's games,
only one game and .024 la per-
FlHiKNK .t1 Hucene won
both ends of a Northwest League
baseball doublchrarhT with Wen
atchee here Thursday nijjhl. mak
iliC a clean sweep of Ihe (mir
giiine series here The scores
were 5 II ami " "i
The seven iiininy first game took
only (IT minutes to play. Kiiijenc's
first run came on a fielder's
choice by Hill (iirdley, a walk and
a single by Manny l.acosta In
the luurth inning. Carl Hutzler
banged in the winning marker
with a single his third hit and
second RBI of the game.
iSten Musial hit a pair of two
run homers tor the .Cards' first
four runs Olf Don Newcombe. KenjSnider. Brooklyn. IS: Bnyer. St i ou-
In front by s game over Brooklyn
and New York third, m games
out. But fourth place Chicago was
i sntaee generated first Place Mil- two games off the Dare and fourth i Lehman, fourth Brook Ditcher. ! ' B-nks. Chirato. n. pnt t
:f,l. -I . DIN.. SI t t... ... ' . .i.. ...I -.1.1. f r,:-u Clnnail. 14
v.au&re liuifl iiiui pmtv k tuff- ,v wmin iiaucu uy an wtta 1MB wiinirr wno niunaij lyica-
bj-gh with Brooklyn. Cincinnati gams,
and St. Louis bunched in between, j That year, the Dodgers pulled
Dave , Grote, the National I away, after the All-Star game.
son, tagged lor Campy s ninth- M: Buyer, si i.ouk si: t,nn. p.m
inning smash, the loser as the rJL''' V-i,, ;.,.''1'' i''".1'".'''. , f
a , n, . , . , I Banks. Chicago, M, u.pala, Phila-
third of four St. Louis hurlers. jdtiphia. u.
NATIONAL LRAGl'K
(I AB R II Pit 1
Long. Pittsburgh M 215 IIH 70 :I4I
Bovar, St. l.ouu 5!l 2;4 44 71 3:18
Clemante. Plttibih 49 IW 2:1 5:1 .Ml
Mnnn CI f nt.la 4- Olll 111
Muiial, St. Loul 59 221 :i 71 :i;i tripled and scored on a single by
Schndltnat, N Y 13 15 23 50 321 Bob GauThier
Aahburn. Phlladel. 57 2:!7 33 71 300 T. r , , .. ... r A
Bell. Cincinnati 57 :n 36 8 5 m The Emeralds won the second
oiiiiam, Brooklyn 55 214 35 84 2n game in the eighth inning when,
Snider. Brooklyn M 1K7 41 58 2!D iiu on, Hulzlur aineldd In
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Dean's double. Later Dean came
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DOWNTOWN
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Center ot Liberty Phone 2-2491
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STORES
2095 Falrsrnunrls Rd.
Phonr 3-7455
14th and Stair Sts.
Phone 3 9582
We Give '6., Green Stamps
Bill Brown's Shell Strt.
1115 Wallace lid.
Capitol St. Shell Strt.
1?0,-) N. apilol St.
Freddies Texaco Service
4210 X. Rivfr Rd.
Funk's Texaco Service Stn.
4395 S. Picifir llwy.
lesmeister's Union Service
Lanriistrr xnd Silverton Rd.
SALEM AREA DEALERS.,
Loren's Northside Shell
26K6 Portland Kd.
Master Service Stn. No. 6
4995 N. River Rd., Kriirr
Mel's Union Service Stn.
795 S. 12th St.
Sear's Shell Service Stn.
12th and Miminn SU.
Stevenson & Mefford Texaco
619 Court at ( hurrb St.
Tex Neufeldts Texaco Stn.
1992 X. LanesstrT
Van's Texaco Service Stn.
4S5 S. Commercial St.
Wilcox & Merril Union Serv.
1091 t;dgf water
"Ole's" Texaco Station
173 (irani St: tVoodhurn