Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, May 21, 1952, Image 18

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Newspaper Page Text! ops PGA 132 . ,j ...terart who '?H7., hii return to ftdsy,! , 66-66 33 rokes on Wone.roke 1,; qualifying ma.", the r"' r- llilers &Vehe,d ln .a,s '.J . . eolf- 1 JLioH hscause of F: .iii rnmcete m . ":.-... at pGAcnaiw-"-'"-'-- KV, June u ...111 nlav 36- rouna ihe Blow rith defending fch play If sm Snead. W Expects iano Bout Up) Harry "Kid" Lb said Tuesday 1. ,im Matthews for a v -. , ...,,1.1. (;,. rtlanO OOUl W1U" Jack Hurley made the Matthews' decisive fitory Monday night Larue, Utah heavy- portland. iMsmen Be was ex cjll from Jim Norrls, the International Box tat a summer match trk between Marciano tile light-heavyweight to calls "The Atmete. Is an agreement with Lnager, Harv Jensen, Eh within 60 dayj but tetible such arrange- Ed be held up until ItUnlte Is heard about fnateur Fight re Wednesday be Eagles Lodge will 111 amateur fight pro- teason at the Eagles' klsy night, open to the lengthy fistic program two lour-round head- fcejr Burke of Portland I Coleman of Eugene, IPdicas of Eugene meets kin of Portland ln the littles. pmed Run 33 Inninas (UTenn.-Va. IIP) lira.- ....... I " w-uiu Usui- pUn-writlniitrlke- Irbfl tthlffMl 99 k4 IMS In hurling Bristol p. u.mn i- win over IY. will . ..j J'Mlatlon of the na iy he has brought i to Tennessee rider, torge Detor. hu NtttUl to pitch In Of Ml h. ."u-ndiue se- UntSDnrl Th. "Met Ron's" last Bristol nnl- Property of Pitt,. I the Plr.i. . . . v or- I'm unusual Interest r record to tofn. f11 r on earned Junction Meets Albany Baseball Tourney To Open Thursday The slate baseball tournament , will get underway at Albany's LeRion Stadium Thursday after- nnnn and evening wim junction City seeing action In the fourth and iinal round game mat nignt. The Tigers will go against Al bany in the 9 p.m., DST, contest. First contest of the tourney will be held at 1:30 p.m. and pits two of the choice clubs, Medford and The Dalles. At 3:30 p.m.,. Roose velt clashes with Central Catholic while West.IJnn meets Lincoln at 7 p.m. Junction City, Lane County's entry, enters the baseball playoff as the "longest of the long shots." The Tigers are the lone A-2 team to make the tournament. All other seven entries are from the 4arger A-l category. DON RUECKEU, in his first vear at the Junction baseball helm, named a 15-man squad for the Albany trip. This includes: catchers Eric Jacobson and Ray Hill; pitchers Bill Pollard, Loring Dixon, Henry Robinson and Wal ly Shirmer; infield Gale Lee at first, Larry Barger at second, Bob Todd at shortstop, Ray Stuckralh at third and Terry Williams, util ity; outfield Jim Christensen in left. Chet Hatfield in center and Jerry Williams in right, with Bob Hall as utility. Jim Templeton and Marion Gribskov will perform as mana cers for the Junction nine. This is the Tigers first trip to the dia mond tournament. The losers of Thursday's games will automatically drop from the tourney, which continues Friday and Saturday nights. The four re maining teams will vie for the championship. ALBANY, the District 8 team, will likely use its ace pitcher, Biggest Tire News of keouts, .l n , X Tj i (&n)(Dni)EAnsH L 1 TTO D8 E oil Yon cab I J LJ NOW when no money down puts four famous Good years on your car why risk PAY AC I ITTI C AC rid!r,g on slick dangerous tires? 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He is rated a sure bonus Major League prospect and has been instrumental in the Indians' record of 15 wins and no defeats. Junction's 12-1 mark is second best among the entries. Probable starting lineups, and batting order, for the Junction City-Albany contest: AI.nANY Gallln. rf; Brenneman, ss; TorKcson, cf: Babcock or Burford. n: Parrntt. c: Stamps. 1; Scare, 3: Derrah or iiuricro. ; ucrran or Anderson, H Coach Chuck Kerr. JUNCTION CITY Hatfield, cf: Barger, t; BuicKram, j; lono. ss; jncooson. CI Williams, rf; Chrlstcnsnn, If; Lec. li Pollard or Dixon, p. Coach Don Ruecker, Pinch-Hitter Bats For Pinch-Hitter AUSTIN, Tex. (yP) A plnch hltter batted for a plnch-hitter in a Big State League game here Tuesday night and baseball vet erans said they never heard of it in Texas before. It was in the sixth inning of the Austin-Longvlew game with Austin staging a six-run rally. Ricardo Dieguez batted for pit cher Jim Logan and struck out. They batted around and when it came Dieguez' turn again John Andre batted for him and got on first through a fielder's choice. Rookies Pacing Major Fielding NEW YORK (VP) Two rookies who weren't wanted Hoc Rodriguez of the Chicago White Sox and Clint Courtney of the St. Louis Browns are giving American League veterans a les son in the fine art of fielding. Rodriguez, whom Brooklyn ped dled to Chicago from Its Mon treal farm club, has committed only two errors in 102 chances at third base to top the league with a .980 percentage. Courtney, an ex-Yankee farm hand, has done even better. The bespectacled catcher, traded to the Brownies last fall, is fielding a perfect 1.000. The figures, released Tuesday by the Associated Press' new statistical bureau, include games of Sunday, May 18. Actually, Third Baseman Gil McDougald of the Yankees is tied with Rodriguez on a percentage basis, but the White Sox rookie has handled more chances. Likewise, catchers Yogi Berra of the Yanks and Jim Hegan of Cleveland boast the same percent age as Courtney 1.000 but both have participated in fewer plays. Major Leaders NATIONAL I.EAOUE Ratline Rohinsno. Brooklyn. .3M En, nls. Philadelphia, 343: Adcock, Cincin nati. .341. Home Huns Pafkn, Brooklyn and Saner, Chlc-iKO, ft: Mathews, Boston. 7; Afirock. Cincinnati, fl. PltchlnK M.iKlle, New York. 7-0! Hoe and Locs, Brooklyn, 4-0; Jansen and Wllhclm, New York. 3-u. AMERICAN I.EAOUE m.-iggio, Boston, .343; Rizzuto, New York, ..Hie. Home nuns Rosen. Cleveland, 8; Wert. Detroit. 7 PitchlnB Marrero, Washington 4-0; Gromck, Cleveland and Shea, Washing ton, 3-0; Shantz, Philadelphia, 0-1. Scores COIXEGF BASEBALL Washington State 8. Gonzana t Seattle U. 16, Seattle Pacific 0 Portland 9. Lewis & Clark ft PREP BASEBALL Htllsboro 6, West lAr.r: 7 OreHon City 10. McMim.-.'!"i t Forest Grove 2. Newbera ( Tleard 7, Beaverton 3 the Year! We Give S&H Green Stamps 914 MAIN ST. PHONE 6-1263 SPRINGFIELD Oaks Tip Padres, Beavers Lose 3-1 COAST I.EAOUE San Dlcgo Pel GB .612 .587 1!4 .574 2 ' ..111 5 .500 lit, .422 0 .413 9'i .375 12'! uaKiana Hollywood . ,n . Anali San Francisco Portland ncaiue 10 27 Sacramento 18 30 SAN FRANCISCO CUR) The wheel of fortune, Its little white ball starting to plop in the wrong places, went spinning around Lefty O'Doul's head Wednesday. But the San Diego manager wagered and hoped his luck would hold out a while longer. O'Doul and his Padres enjoy the altitude of first place, though they seem to be descending slow ly. Oakland sliced the Pads' Pacific Coast League margin to a game-and-a-half Tuesday night, nip ping San Diego, 3-1, on Lefty Lloyd Hittle's fine pitching per formance, SAN FRANCISCO turned three hits into a 3-1 victory over Port land because one of the safeties was a Homer by Joe Grace with two on. Los Angeles nipped Sac ramento, 4-3, when Gene Baker doubled to set up the tie-breaker in the eighth. It rained at Seattle and Hollywood and the Rainiers did not play. The appearance of San Diego as league leader was taken as a temporary thing, even to O'Doul. He's added talent like Allen Rich ter, Herb Gorman and Lou String er to his squad with the Idea of maintaining the status quo. But neither those three, nor any other Padres bothered Hittle as he went about his workmanlike job. Cracker Jack Graham spoiled his series of zeros by hitting a homer Starts mmm XL 8-inch Tilting-Arbor Craftsman Bench Saw REG. 88.50 WITHOUT MOTOR Save 9.00 Table Is never tilted, work always lies flat for easier, better work. Motor, blade and arbor tilt together to 45-degrees, belt is never twisted. Precision-built for ex tra heavy duty. Sealed ball bearings are lubricated for life! Large 22x1 8-in. table. Combination 8-in. blade. in the ninth, Earlier, the Oaks had picked up three runs in one shots off Willie Luna, the San Diego southpaw. GRACE, THE SEALS' leading sticker and among the PCL bat leaders, hit his four-master in the first Inning. It was the southpaw swinger's first homer of the year. With the three-run lead on which to work, Bill Bradford turned in a great effort, allowing only four hits. The win put the Seals at the .500 mark, with 24 wins and 24 losses. The fourth-place Angels fought from behind to measure the Solons. Don Watkins, who blanked the Sacs during his three-frame re lief stint, got a deserved win. Bob Usher hit for the circuit for Los Angeles. And Catcher Jim Mc Kecgan plopped one out of the pork for the Solons. Baker was pushed to third on a bunt and came home on Chuck Connors' long fly ball. Scores: R H F. San Francisco 300 000 000 3 3 0 Portland ... 000 000 010 1 4 0 Brandford and Ortelg; Pierettl and Robinson, IE Sacramento 001 001 000 3 7 1 Los Angeles 000 120 nix 4 8 2 Elliott and McKeegan; Molsan, Wat kins (6) and Peden. San Diego 000 000 001 ? ? Oakland . 001 101 OOx S 8 0 Luna. 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