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THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON
Tuwaay,JuS,
H
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CLIMBER
By DICK STRITE
Leads With 71
- Arthur Buckner "Buck" Bailer,
Kho has been coaching baseball
nd football at Washington Stale
ollege since 1926 had much bet-
er iuck on tne tugene louhu-j nasDeens anine in
pub greens than in the waters
& the McKemie river despite
tit "WaUace Beery" swing," as
f lm O'Connell describes the Cou
gar mentor's tee form. There were
few nice catches made in the
rnilky waters of the McKenzie
end Buck and his Pullman party
was no exception. They had fish.
Chicago Divot Meet
By TOMMY DEVINE
CHICAGO. 111., July 21. UR
Johnny Lehman of Chicago, a
week-end golfer for almost a dec
ade, soared back into the national
links limelight Monday when he
ti.ul An. .....4.. T I t1..
but quite smaU ones, according to ,ead Jn qu"ali,ying round
Imports. I of the All-America amateur tour-
- Buck, mcldentaliy, is qui namen, t Tam . Snanter
proua 01 uie cm ui ui. , Country club.
him by the United States navy. 'J cmu- ,
Tne .ailor medicos pronounced 1 Lehman, one of the game's out
bta in perfect physical condition i standing youngster, back in golf's
when he applied for a commis- : fld" " h Jones was
giOTi despite his 242 pounds. Bailey j 'h,e.k'ng' w,ent ? 'he q,u,rter-,11nli
E itiU "awaiting . call to the ser- f ? Natln A,mteur "V193.
ISA .-I! k. .ttinniH at the ' for hl! greatest bid for national
vice and may be stationed at the, shrl,. )h.r.f... v,.
new naw base at Bay Meaaowsi' .. .. ....
In the Coeur d Aiene section oi
Idaho,
Favorites Trail in All-American Amateur Golf Tournamer,
Johnny Lehman Legion Game t; ' e-Sx 'llYankees Fate Major Batten ICifv Softy
Vie For Lead L :m
in ueadiock
Maybe American league man
agers are now convinced that the
New York Yankees, despite hindi-
abandoned heavy competitive play
and became a ' week-end ' golfer.
Goodman In Comeback, Too
Playing in one of the last three
somes to start, Lehman was out In
one under par 35 and then
caps, cannot be stopped. First Red ! matched regulation figures on the
Rolfe, Bill Dickey and now Joe j incoming nine for his pace-setting
RnHon have been medical cases. loiai,
but the world champs continue to
rolL Despite Joe McCarthy's nec
essity in signing Rollie Hemsley
as a catcher to replace Buddy
Rosar when the No. 2 catcher
skipped last week-end, the Yanks
drubbed the always-troublesome
Chicago White Sox In a double
header. Rollie, considered one of
the toughest men In baseball to
handle, took hold In true Yankee
style, collecting five hits in eight
trips to the platter.
Gordon should have no fear of
being benched after his pulled
leg muscle responds to rest, al
though Jerry Priddy Is playing
creditably at the second-plate. . . .
In his five games since Joe re
tired, Priddy has hit .313 on five
Lehman, now an insurance man,
had five birdies on his round but
erratic putting on other holes ruin
ed his chance for a lower aggre
gate. Johnny Goodman of Omaha,
Neb., another holdover from the
days of Jones, and four linksmen
who have never figured promin
ently in the national title picture
were tied for second place with
even par cards of 72.
Grouped with Goodman at the
end of 18 holes in the qualifying
test were Billy Gilbert, a Cincin
nati, Ohio, boy who won the Big
Ten championship while at Ohio
State in 1940; Frankie Stranahan,
rising young star from Toledo.
Ohio; Bob Cochran, a seasoned
fielded .949 on 39 chances, in
cluding four double plays.
How old Is Joe Leptich, Eu
gene'! slugging eenterfleldrr?
, One local fan estimated his age
t 51, but an investigation finds
that Joe is just 38, still a ripe
age for a guy who can pound that
pple, field and run bases as well
as the A's top hitter.
. Leptich has been playing semi
pro baseball for 23 years and
be has a young son who may
oon appear In the box scores.
The youngster Is almost 15 years
old and Bill, a sophomore at
Roosevelt high In Portland, hopes
to be a catcher. Joe is a pretty
ialr receiver, too. Bill hasn't play
ad scholastic baseball but he was
a member of the Roughrlders "B2"
track team, broad-Jumping and
tunning on the quarter-mile relay
learn,
. Bill Hamel's absence from the
Cortland Fireman lineup Is ex
plained by Ray Brooks. . . .The
Oregon thlrdsacker who led the
northern division hitters last
gpring, works for the Portland
fire department (two days on duty
and two days off) and holds down
Job at a Portland department
tore on his off days, limiting his
time for baseball. . . . Ray pro
bably lost money on the stale
aemi-pro tournament this season,
lie estimated that unless Silverton
arid the Portland Boilermakers
played a second game (and the
Portlanders ended that hope Sun
day night) he wouldn't have a
chance of breaking even. He was
planning on a big hometown Sil
yertrth crowd for the rubber game,
a . . Ray says he wants to get the
State league schedule off In a
hurry because he expects to he
called Into the army. ... It must
be a white-collar Job Ray, with
that weight After all you're no
Buck Bailey!
Ray. by the way, put his stamp
ef approval on a post-season base
ball game between the Eugene
Athletics and an all-star team
made up of players from the other
four league clubs Firemen, Bend. ;
Albany and Silverton. j
Day Foster of KORE received a
communique from Corp. Jack Mi'-!
hits and two runs batted in, and Pe.rform'r ut of st Loui nd
years of campaigning on Chicago
courses in minor events.
Goodman had a great chance to
take the lead, but faltered badly
down me streicn. The stocky Om
ahan was out in 35. Then he bag
ged birdies on the 10th, 11th and
13th holes to go four under par.
Then Goodman mysteriously lost
his mastery of the Tam O'Shanter
course. He had four bogeys and
a par on the last five holes.
Ward, Chapman Trail
Ten players were deadlocked
with 74s. They were Pvt. Pat
Abbott, Eddie Fry, Johnny StolU,
Dale Morey, Jim Frisia, Darl
Schoonover, Garth C. Tyrrell, Jr.,
K. R. Heilman, Harold Mathison,
ono wuiora wenrie.
Five players were deadlocked
with 75s; fourteen more shot 78s
and an additional eight had cards
of 77.
Included In this Jumbled group
were some of the hot pre-tourna-ment
favorites.
Corp. Marvin "Bud" Ward of
Spokane, Wash.; the 1941 National
Amateur champion, and Lt. Dick
Chapman, winner of the 1940 Na
tional amateur, were among the
78 shooters.
Caps Whap Tigers;
Salem Licks Spokane
Legon Game
Is Protested
SPRINGFIELD. July 21
Coach Mel Johnson of the local
Junior American Legion base,
ball team, still in the race for
the state championship, last
night authorised Chairman Jack
Larson of this city to file an of.
ficial protest with State Com.
missloner "Spec" Bnrke over a
controversy during the Springfield-Albany
game at Albany
last Sunday.
According to Johnson's claim,
the Albany. Sprinrfleld umpire
ordered Emmet Rauch, Spring
field pitcher, to make his de.
liveries within five-second In
terrals or forfeit the game.
Johnson claimed that Ranch,
who haa a natural slow delivery,
was not guilty of attempting to
delay the game. Albany won the
contest 6-1, taking advantage of
10 bases on balls Issued by
Rauch who was noticeably rat
tled by the umpire's ruling,
Johnson said.
Springfield won the first game
of the Willamette valley cham
pionship aeries at Eugene last
week, 3 to 2. No definite plans
have been made regarding tbe
third and deciding game.
Spring-Ply Posts
Another Victory
CASCADE LEAGUE
PUndinis
Spring-Ply . .
Glustina . . , , ,
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Lewli Lumber .1L
Sutherlin ...
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Yankees Face
Western Foes
Brooklyn Meets Rivals
At Home Flatbush Park
By OSCAR FRALEY
NEW YORK. July 21. (U.R)
The revitalized New York Yankees
started another western tour today
on a visit of vengeance as the bat
tered but still belligerent Dodgers
rtnmH hnm in ffiv some ruff.
ged Ebbets field hospitality to thelgostn "hot on the heels of Joe
clubs which threw the book ati"or,au"; , "a.sn l"e
NEW YORK, July 2 1 (
The major leagues may not be
having much in the way of pen
nant races at the moment, but the
competition for the batting crowns
is wide open.
In the past week big Ernie
Lombardi of the Boston Braves,
who won the National league bat
ting championship in 1938, has
risen to challenge seriuusly the
leadership of Brooklyn's Pete
Reiser while Ted Williams of
them on their current Journey.
York Yankees in the American
. i ..league.
'"""I Hutc-samc winning, . . . i . .
.treak and rommanrtinu . i.h. ir. l"r several aays De.
NEW AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPION Pat Abbott of Denver,
Colo., proudly displayed the cup he won at Spokane, Wash., with a
7 to 6 defeat of Bruce McCormlck for the Western Amateur Golf
championship. He is now a contender in tbe current All-American
s o i.ooo at inicaro.
S 0 1.000 I
a l .sn7
.1 S .333
I .(10
.0 3 .000
0 3 .000
Monty Dean Advances in Race
For State League Batting Leads
The league-leading Spring - Ply
baseball club of the Cascade league
reffistered itx thirri .frnicrht r,4-
half triumph Sunday at Spring- The Eugene Athletics meets an-
fi.M t ..ri s, ! other formidable State league nn. home league game of the season
behind Bob Wiltshire's seven-hit I nant challenger at Civic Stadium ! here Su"day, 7 to 4 in 11 innings
Ditchine. nml field Wednesday night when theito he Firemen. The Alcos. idle
The Vaughn Lowers remained 'third-place Albany Alco, attempt
in the second-half nennant rare 10 cut. me league leadership
by defeating the Sutherlin Miners i 0 Wlt1?"? 8 ,rl,n ma.r8'n-
8-3 in another S..nda am. . local club now holds a two-game
aumernn. The 20-7 victory for
the Giustina Reds over Veneta was
previously reported. The Spring
field Cardinals were idle.
Spring-Ply took a two-run lead
in the first inning and Lewis, held
to three hits In the first seven
innings, never threatened. Wilt
shire had seven strikeouts. Del
Koch paced the Spring-Ply hitting
with three singles. Jack Walton
collected three for the Lumber
men. Howard Fox added 18 strike
outs to his sensational league rec
ord and held the heavy-hitting
Miners to five hits as Vaughn av
enged a first-half defeat at the
hands of Sutherlin. Al Cooper col
lected two of the Miners' hits.
Howie Applegate, who pitched a
one-hitter last week, was hammer
ed for 12 safeties by the Loeeers.
paced by Everett Armstrong with
rour ior live,
advantage over the Portland FVe
men and a three-game lead over
the Alcos. Game time is 8:30
o'clock. "
The Athletics dropped their first
for several weeks, will be primed
for their first victory over the
A's iiv-.three meetings. Eugene
won 4-1 and 10-0 in previous
meetings.
Monty Dean, veteran Eugene
firstbaseman, strengthened his
batting average against the Fire
men here Sunday while Joe Lep
tich. centerfielder, dropped from
a .515 to .474, still enough to lead
the local club. Dean gained from
.333 to .368, but trailed Howard
Parks, in second place with a
.389 mark.
The team averages follow:
O AS n Prt
L(tch 38 IS .47i
How. Parlu . in 3S II ..us
- .10 41 15 .3KS
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semi-final wrestling feature at the : 2""" r
Jackson Questions
Match With Olson
Bulldog Jackson isn't going to !
like this being booked against S""'
Milt Olsen in Thursday night's Bishop ,
new i-cdri oireet arena. Horn. Parka
Olsen, Pacific coast light-heavy- J ------
weigh champion, announced last ; Brewer "ZH
week that he wanted a rest before i Buwher
meeting Buck Davidson in a title j XS!2!T
tilt, hoping to fully recover from b. k-imy
. I avior .
a recent attack of the flu before
placing his crown on the block.
and two earh fnr i Jackson isn't sure whether Olsen
Ron Snellstrom, Ken Campbell and has suddenly recovered from his
Howard and Kenny Fox.
scores:
TOTALS
Portland
Greenlaw.
t
-10 337 SI
1 .314
4 .211
7 .SOS
1 .143
1 ,12ft
O .000
O .000
0 .000
.000
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Bui
...OOl 101 031 3 7 4
-.301 100 03x 7 10 1
Diem WUUhlr and
Baseball
AMERICAN
New York -
Boat on
(Associated PresO
The Vancouver Capilanos moved
Into a full game Western Inter
national baseball league lead Mon
day night with a smashing 18-5
victory over the Tacoma Tigers
while the Salem Senators pulled
away from the last-place Spokane
Indians with a 10-8 win at Salem.
ine users, farina a nlirher r-i..-.i.j
shortage and wide open In the S1- .
field, gave up 12 hit, and com- S'
mitted six errors at Vancouver. ! Phiiai.iPnu
Salem reached Hank Bushman ' whln'on -
for 13 hits while Wild Billy Kellv national
pitched his first full game of the Brooklyn
season for the Solons, limiting the u""
Indians to eight. Bill Johnson n.vi,
helped the Solon caiue with three Pi"iurih
mis and four sto m ha '.""w
WARREN IN COAST GUARD
Lewta
Spring-Ply
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Taylor.
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Philadelphia
rartv fnrmcr Ww.l ....... arrrn, alar Qlltlielder for S.oramenlo
who' is now stationed somewhere "18 a,em s'n"-s of the WeM. ! jj"
in Australia. He sends us the ful- Tn '"'"national lrnRue who : Se.tti.
lowing postscript: joinea me roast guard last week. "'" -
... . ..r ' miviHdH f.- !.... . j .Oakland
"i went to the fights the other I ' uniay, i Portland .
night Saw Joe Lymsn who used I
to WTestle for Herb Owen wrestle
some Australian. Same old stuff-
Joe was a cleanie. Instead of T -J W 1WIVI V CVtal UtZAaa A 1 OUUClIin lfftW be the coach.
time limit, going until a fall Is I m w4S-r Sacramento and Seattle landed
won, they have six. minute By CARL LUN'DQUIST Cardinal rookies as prospects who George Kleine a "l-vear olH ricM ts . r I he bulk of the northern outfit,
rrlti!T"0.,...?w ?"h ST. LOUIS, Mo.. July 21.-(URi could knock down a share f uM hsnder. who ha. 'LTlt, ..I? Vl' Mh "w W. . ftting seven and the
diuiar, supposedly an Alls- Thai m,.t.. n u r,..,. .. ....
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Eric McNair Joins A's
After Refusing Solons
DETROIT. July 21 (UB Eric
McNair, veteran American league
infielder, has been sold to the
Philadelphia Athletics by the De
troit Tigers In a straight cash
transaction, it was announced to
day. McNair refused to report to
Washington after being traded to
the Senators for Relief Pitcher
Jack Wilson. But he said he would
not hesitate to join Connie Mack,
under whom he broke into major
league oaseDau In 1929.
Medford Clings To
California-Oregon Lead
KLAMATH FALLS. Julv 21.
Klamath Falls' Pelicans
i copped a doubleheader from the
luckless Grants Pas Merchants
I on the Valley field Sunday. win-
York, sm. ning the first game. 17-1 and the
Pet national n An ft pri. second 7-4.
a Reirer. Brooklyn 77 son 4 ins .j.v The victories enabled the Bie-
03 Lombard!. Boaton OS man .341 hill, to l,.. ...Lt. ...ji-J.
.110 -Medwick. Brooklyn S3 32J 4ft 101 iis ""'.f"" " "icaiora 5
illness or considers a match with
him (Jackson) as "rest." In any
case "Yukon Jake"' said Tuesday,
"I'll soften him up for Davidson."
Davidson, however, faced some
possible softening himself. He has
been signed to meet Tony Ross in
this week's headliner with his
prospective title tilt depending on
his success against the "king of
northwest villains."
Matchmaker Don Owen said
Tuesday that he was attempting to
find an opponent for Walter Tin
kit Achiu in a 30-minute opener.
The complete card will be an-
ats nounced tomorrow.
I Maior Leaders
Trt. AMERICAN O Al I R pet
Ox don, Nw York .M ,V7 I'M .M4
M4 torr. Botton 77 sno ioi .aw Marnatn
4T7 Runs hatttkd tn WlUlams. Boirton. M.
jn mm wiinimt. rtmtnn T.V
Horn runiv Williamej. Boston, if.
iitcmnt Bcirowy, rw
Pfl
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.471 :
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i Craters on the Oretron-pBlif
rnrr.'vn. Y"'- inT.nf, T-
iun-MA New Yo k. it. I nd 17"9 v,ctr over Dorris
ii-i. i ounaay nom a lead of one game.
Pltchlns rrench. Brooklyn.
'Rickey's 'Victory Garden' Producing Crop
a
stantial 10-game lead in the
American league pennant chase.
the Bronx Bombers set forth with
a spirit that promised trouble for
the clubs which handled them so
roughly on their last trip "around
the horn
Brooklyn, too, had some scores
to settle after a particularly rocky
voyage. Feuding with practically
ever ciud m the senior circuit,
the "beloved bums" had their ZVi
game lead slashed to six Monday
Delore they moved into Pittsburgh
and Larry French "five-hit" 'em
for a 5-0 shutout. Adding to their
misery, Pete Reiser and "Fire
man" Hugh Casey both are lost
for about 10 days with injuries.
Yanks In Better Position
The Yanks leave town more
firmly-entrenched in first place
than when they started that last
disastrous trip. They were lead
ing by 9H games their last time
out and when they returned home
July 1. the advantage had been
shaved to three games. In that
short intervening space they have
boosted the edge up to 10 games
by winning 12 of 15 games at the
stadium.
Joe DiMaggio and Red ' Rolfe
have been the two big guns in the
Yankee comeback. Joltin' Joe,
laboring along in one of his worst
slumps, suddenly snapped out of
it and now has hit safely in 17
consecutive games. He has 102
nits and leads the club with 64 Port wi
runs driven tn. Rolfe gave the
Bombers added inspiration. Kept
inactive oy colitis, "Rufus the Red'
returned with a bang, making 10
mis in IU games, half of them
homers, and driving in 12 runs.
The Yanks attempt to stretch
their string, best of the season, by
starting against Cleveland. The
Indians are in third place, one
game Deiow Boston, and attempt
o make up ground as the Red Sox
met the White Sox. The suroris
ing Browns play the A's and the
Tigers, trying to get back into the
first division, go against Washing-
ion.
Dodgers Face Handicaps
Brooklyn, following the fiesta
with the Pirates, hurried back
to its home lots to entertain Cin
cinnati. This trip has left the
Dodgers in a bad srjot and thev are
less certain than ever of fighting
im me cnarging cardinals and re
taining the National league crown.
Reiser's loss will be felt keenlv
The outfielder, leading hitter in
me league, is m a St. Louis hos
pital with a concussion suffered
when he crashed into a wall.
Casey, most effective relief hurler,
was another casualty of the series
with the Cardinals. He suffered a
finger fracture stopping a line
drive. To top it off, the challeng
ing Cards batted around the
Dodger pitching roster in winning
three out of four from the bums.
St. Louis, attemptins to dn
the gap. meets the Phils. The
uiants meet the Pirates in a drive
to oust Cincinnati from third
place and Chicago plays at Boston.
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cause of a head injury suffered at
St. Louis, has a mark of .350 with
Lombardi just five points behind
and Joe Medwick, also a former
champion, still within range at
.335.
Gordon's pace-setting average In
the American Is .344, seven points
better than Williams. Bobby Doerr
of Boston is hanging onto third
with .333, but teammate Johnny
Pesky has sprung up as a chal
lenger with .328.
Portland Beavers
Beat Soldiers 5-0
PORTLAND, July 21 (U.B
The Portland Beavers of the Pa
cific coast league scored a 5-0 vie.
tory over a Fort Lewis, Wash
team here yesterday in an ex
hibition baseball game.
The Beavers got all their runs
in the first inning off Cy Green
law. Speece and Fitzke pitched for
Portland, and Greenlaw proved
almost unhittable after the dis
astrous opening frame. Charlie
Norten, an ex-Cincinnati Red, also
worked on the mound for the ser
vice team.
All proceeds of the game went
to service activities In Oregon and
Washington.
Score:
B
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One Beaver Placed
On North All-Stars
LOS ANGELES. July 21. (P
Ced Durst of San Diego has been
named to manage the southern
team and "Pepper" Martin the
north in the Pacific coast league's
annual North-South all-star base
ball game at Hollywood the night
of Aug. 3.
Los Angeles has received th
heaviest representation on the
louinern star team with nine, and
Norten mnS UtxnhrM-
riujte. apeec ana Ieovlcn.
Hammerin' Henry
Armstrong Scores
TKO In Comeback
SACRAMENTO, Juy Sl.(4)
Henry Armstrong. Los An
geles negro who formerly held
three world's titles, appeared in
championship form laat night as
he won a third-round technical
knockout over Joe Ybarra, Oak
land, In a bout scheduled for ten
rounds.
Armstrong cut bis opponent
badly about the face and pum
meled Ybarra with a vicious
body attack. Armstrong weighed
148, Ybarra 148.
Rosar Collects Fine,
Faces Suspension
CLEVELAND. July 21 U.
The principals in baseball's latest
feud Manager Joe McCarthy and
Catcher Buddy Rosar of the New
York Yankees were scheduled to
arrive today for the opening of a
series against the Indians.
Rosar left the club on Saturdav.
returning to his home in Buffalo
to take a policeman's examina.
tion. McCarthy was also In Buffalo
yesterday and levied a fine of
sdu against the young backstop
for taking leave without permis
sion. "In the event Rosar fails to
report at Cleveland for the night
game, ne wui De Indefinitely sus
pended," McCarthy said.
McCarthy spent a day at his
home in Buffalo while the Yanks
were playing an exhibition game
at Amsterdam, N. Y.
Rosar assured reporters that he
would report for the Cleveland
game, having completed his po
liceman's examination. If he
passes the examination he will
be able to serve as a Buffalo city
policeman during the winter mil
continue playing ball in the summers.
Rosar. whose wife
him with an 8V4 pound baby boy
San Francisco drew four. Hollv. I early Monday, was rfn4 r..."
wood three and San Diego two. mission by McCarthy to take the
Bill Sweeney of Los Angeles will examination. With veteran catcher
run uicKey out with a bad
shoulder. McCarthy had only
fK Eddie Kearse to carry on
Army-Navy Ada J
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SlanJIftfa
Babb Hardwar.
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Stat Highway
The Army and Kav, J
team defeated Medo-U?,!
ery 11-4 Mondav
intO a deaHin. - -
"AZ'.. . ""ersniBi.s.
swioau circuit. In 0,r-J
games, the thirH.i. Jr 4
feated State highway iiu:
the Letter Carriers L
Junior Chamber, lo to
m me nrst fcj
boomed back in the jl
" wun six runs torl-J
victory which was led kTj
sevtn-hit pitching, Frer,;!
for four" hitting and MJ
fl T1 . - .
xiic oapusis, ttilh SJ
nurlinff a fi,.al.:...- . 1
trouble with the HighJ
"Y -v,ivnca iwo of
c.o live iUls. rassettm
lin both hit "two for ton-"'
winners.
A six-run first inning J
Chambermen were unab!
come. Pike and Hoffcoi
winners and Atterbury ujJ
mc wudmuer collected m
apiece.
Scores:
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May and Ctuliteruen; Bow
and Thenell.
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Bergman and Coghlin: Sulixy
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Important Coast
Series This Week
(Associated Press)
San Francisco, San ttetl
Seattle are in a close m
week for a safe upper-H
rating in Pacific Coast i
baseball.
The Seals, In third-place I
one-point margin over the
other teams tied for fount
an important series again:
land at Emeryville.
Sacramento s league-toci
ters are expected to prov&i
entertainment for then rjsJ
San Diego Padres, cas
for a better upper-divisit
hold.
Seattle will try to topH
position at the expense
visiting Portland club H
blanked a Fort Lewis nit
Monday night in a beneS
bition contest at Portlaoi
The newly-established M
of the league, the Los kt
Angels, are slated to shoSj
wood fans a whirlwind dsJ
what it takes to play paas"
baseball.
Oakland Gets PitcW
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. July E-
Norb Kleinke. big W
riffhthanrleH nitpher. W
traded to the Oakland elubsl
Pacific coast league for Orit
er Mike Christoff.
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NORDEN KO S CBOHTtl
SAN FRANCISCO. E)
flJ.F9 Connie Norden. Otfl
heawweieht. scored i "1
round knockout Monfla?
over f!hurk Trowell 01 W
geles in the scheduled lt-1
main event of the ColiseJ
fight card. Crowell wit
pounds, Norden 198.
might meet some day around I Rainiers six, with Oakland hav-
sferss mjmm inss s BjmM
t.-Mu ma oi. ,a ,uiuurs ana iour arreara at Eamrs. mra nf
the backstopDina- duti.
McCarthy quickly signed Rollie
Hemsley, who was released by the
Cincinnati Reds, FYiday to a
Yankee contract Hemsley caught
a doubleheader for the team Sun
day getting five hits in eight times
at bat.
them shutout.. m, .. . . ' Ti A. 7 ""V? "nma- rounas
, Z, I F -' na I Lnul Cardinals the National Houston.
. ... league pennant tt:c.
There were ne "beefs" from lo-' Rickey, baseball's foremost ex- able because he
r, 1 K-aj.Ka1l f... HM r ' j DOnent at lh farm ivifarn ...... i-lnh II.. ... . lu-ft.hit?-
feat at the hands of the Firemen Tun Plfl " spacious urban ly is gone and he has struck out Sylvester "Blix" Don n ell v. sal, mH UrZ. l.f T i I : ..I , 1 crowrT of -
Sunday The crowd, the l.r- i P'' " uc" ,lwn Columbus 68 batters and walked only m ,n strike-out king of the Pacific catt .t., a ,1. ..'TZ 1 .. naZ"' u" nor!e . cnmpion.
est of the season for a league , f Orleans. R.x-hrstrr. N. Y, 10 innings. league,,, pride of the Sacramento leans and Buster Adams at slcr. I HRT TnP rttvv
clash, cla.sed the defeat . . -tr,,. ""uston, Tex., and Sacramento. n,ov.-. Solons. the farHin.i farm .ik .... 5"V.ler. A,am Scra- HART STOPS FLsNN
. - - - " -. a .. .... - "I'nij i mi iY. urnrra v tnaai-. nuu vu. iiiciilu. i riniTT K--tT rta A Cai..-
luck' and Was proud of the man--"- Doui u,1 "" v'ery sum- ine. i. t hrm. , " est. He has won 13 iramea. In.. Trir,i.,t -.: ' .
.. . U, . . .-J .lmrl,l iv,"... .. J'"' "I'
" oiwiper nil and er- " "me in, season after the bc
ror, put m in a hole m that fatal Z7T.'J7"Jl T 'lu,,"a r season.
iiuuiiu. , , . nt siiu mar-ei . . r , ,VFl hiiiik
at the manner
-NEWARK. N. J.. Julv 51 nin
ner in which the A's cut off run- mrr P. y 'or harvest for trvm.i. u- T, Vk.MM"! only siv nd has Vn,r o h ' 'i X?."l'T' ? ' TAl "". V3l- Washington. D.
tiers after a blooper hit and . lmost alw.y. there are some ,,or .V.;p h . Z "1 107 while walking only 7L i. .,r. . " V'"0"1 ! " "OPpM.,0lnnie "y""- M4
in which n.ci, ! beauties on the parent Cardinal
Bishop rtnt only handles the club, i ro,ltt
but the splendid way he does his Nl "'at any of the Cardinals
Job as catcher. ... Ed Adam.. ' r wilting at the moment. A. of
Donnelly
Cft victone
Is getting into stride.
y compiled a record of at New Orleans he was a .323 h,t.
Including I.n. he has sen .,i o-.L!. 'J?' T.. Dusak. with the Cards earlie;
capable pitchers whe cc.,u . n "t es- this year, is battinu J9n .nri h.
Ui. Cardinal staff which has had oT n. th. "!i , hm'r' Mo"r on of tt '
its work cut cut for it since th. ,, I Tl-? .tn' lMf!ue lMd'r' ln Southern
departure of Clyde Shoun. B,U ' .S,'m.A.oc,,,,on ' ,r.ou(t ' bttin "7 and has bat-
Last year Rochester. N. Y., in 1 minute 58
seconds of the 8th round of a
scheduled 10-rounder at Meadow
brook bowl Monday night
former osc enHm, r....n.. . todov u he, iv,u k..... ,i .
high and Salinas J. c". coach. ,. n trip, "ihey" h.d von 17 '" 'r Bi" Seir.so h . righ ! veic'.n rZ IgiS?, Wh0
bark .n S.hn a, .,hlWlc o((ll.,r out of their l..t 22 games. Jl'T? T' h"ndrr- ,vho " lMdin h' -oout readi for S rhTn'
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