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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1952)
dp Tops bfics, 6-3 HIGHCliMBERDK Cl,?nibs Blank' New York Margin k The few slaimch w ... ' im. I.onn .75(1 .nnn .25(1 .00(1 I HI o Pioneer League pe , ", ,, ,7 ma,k'" ""i-termlned hid for coast nks sixth in hitti,,: '':,that Bil," 'b!S& Portland Bevos Regisfer-Cuarg, Eugene, Ore., Wium,, Aug, 81, 1952 Pagg H Cut to One Game nnrl his h.nidlim. r ' ' 1. ". "C11IW - iimi.h l)fl , chuck Snuvain won '' , :-,ht virlory for c L . Wednesday inii inr inc mustangs, , in, 'jSlvcrlon, defeating tho j Ihn rn.ncrtr, u , . iPnrttaiiri f'lirr .. ' nign stanri- V. " leads with 29 dnnMnc .-- . irague with 72 runs batted AnmiM among the regulars with a .Tin hn - homers and second His nee pitcher is Nick fpnl e "" who suffered a broken L thP K,Pul;,r loflhnnricrl Mexican i. " WUI1I1L' 3: im-i'. , . . Jl'.6: he c d-il.35. . . . B,y or " "u".rt. " fnv. crncd-run average of iinfl ii ip-o ructirn ana a 3 'M pa a rt j uv jnixncr, outfielder and teacher in the Snrim,riiJ Bu!'kley' '"mcr Eugene other former War Wes 11,7 d SChonl "vstem. is '" only .305 averse for Idaho 1 Zuml He has numerous familiar names n h' ' omcr! We "oll and Rnsburg .272, Zaccarc I ,4R K , 8l,mva -m- R" Connor .127. . . ' "' K,tsman '247. Trinndos .245, and O'- i.t nail P,..fl club. ' nick Bishop's A's are k(,":,h assignment at r-nv n ant wnen " . Anncls. They in remain in Ino Game time will be to " victory lite. elected totsave. Til. gu.ars. He bad seven Zl' j Sox rapped Slan Aune Xthe flnt two in- '. ntotwo runs were mi tinmp hiki ftt-iui i rpin.irif in fn-mi.nn ... -rnnavs ft' . " i" mT nun nMmiiii-4n i ",.ih' . l"ul 'U a,"''alre nrtln l Aclivilies Associa on Sau- i.nlnss before farted unloading lj)Bl fieldinfi play held Leu Hon Phillips opened the three-run r . r. i . n .,,,,i -iL'Livinoc ncL-n.,;ni asking Its members to to discontinue certain It was noted that last "A" football an its nnn baseball broke even Tlio B wmcn is natural. Kn. the ocaa i as fnnlhaii u ",.:,u",, " """"" ln major provided to secure mm, . , u"luDS". some means must be Association and to undcrwr LT I"LeXpens.es "'. our Activities in"."; uiuEram"! nf gntm ...uj.l. " " -"vii,y wiuuii are ;lideronne Bd... (cnampionsnips m the athletic programs VytZr. ,,D,aSk.el?.aU ma(le $1.000 profit ,runs m e " championships, such W I' ... fiS SB B4 .1ft 7ft M 73 70 71 fif) B3 7f -M) R4 .. . 53 m Prl, GB .S!4 1 Fran t-isco Sacramento . .. . Wit ONES DAY'S IIF.SI'I.TS: Los Ansdr-s 5, Porllanfl ft San Francisco 2. Sacra mm Sua till- S, Oakland 1 Hollywood 2, San Dieso 1 SAN ,5H7 .349 .Sift 12 ..107 .472 17 "a ,413 2f! .3fi 32'j AMERICAN New York Cleveland Boston Washinston Chlcnuo Philadelphia - SI. Louis Detroit . T. Tel. fin 30 R0 ,.i7ft 1 .mo v.'t .,i2fi 7 .S17 8 .S17 B .417 20 .328 .10 'j WEDNESDAY'S BKRHI.TR: Chicaco 12. New York 3 Cleveland 18, Ro.trm fl Philadelphia 4. Detroit 3 St. Louis at Washington, wet grounds. fD a vyicr-n nnt i i VU.FV UOOQ VATinvAi. pitching this baseball season has Brooklyn been about as bountiful as a young 1 s'J, J5 lady named Marilyn Monroe. 'pniiadeiphfa"V.VJ""""V m There's lots of it. Rut the Hol!y-;gaRo - wood stars, who lead the Pacific ichicfnnnifV"!""" so Coast League, seem to have the,Pittsbl,rwl1 3S best curves. Newcomer Paul Lapalme, a chattel of the Pittsburgh Pirates pitched Hollywood out of a first place tie Wednesday night. He gave up two hits and teammate Frankie Kellehcr clubbed a two run homer to got the Stars a 2-1 victory over San Diego. June to provide was rejected. It was also not self-supporting. 5 ' 'luestionnaire, in part, follow: .in. tnk'pn nv i.vwuuR. u.'.vi: inn nappha i en-- ,rtlhcn sinRien m ""-' . .win icss conflict to track :Z , steriin stop oThere was a preference shown to bask b n i, grounder, f o r c 1 n g rainer than Tuesdays and Fridays . But we wonder if l I , H allowing Ritchey to and basketball men realise the X ,' , " ,Cr f tne scho1 W a.Vh rae of SaturdaV night games. Many home to h !" x Chuck LicAuuemmii any papers and those that do have e-i . ou"" ms-lcaBuer over second : best covcrneo imnnihi ' , lwnes ln;u m!lk0 'ne Uascman Dasch look ignore Saturday nicht nr hL , .r.0"13 P"?6" completely run and with a jumping Usneriallv In n,M .v. ' ' r. ' wo"ny ot consideration. ijthat was it. ,;.u: ! . olcr, Mo I... II . . 'f eiUU.K viajv i,.n,,Fi AllMIIJIUS Cflmilaiffn, n. f . n n r. m "ri8 in the humor, at least. . . . Bui the new v . L0.!"c?.i!.a ?om.e " " 2S !S1 J?JZ ? ? ! ilinjf (iorecous Georee can't he serlnnsL . . na"a" Nac.v amf B. Wilson: Oettel, Van Cuvk you think so, in this "immediate re le ZZ , " ' ' i 5 r& ""'-nhorhenrchan '.Port lolowVhV.L !! i" wrestling n hi. . ' 3: "umsn orchid also 0 -,. llut appearing m the prima I'Eventer'" "If thi LZ ilm,nanes. t am strictly a Main S nighfor h" .t. J"JI 'he Armory Saturday :((. r. , . 'i.., "lame u on nis public re a- I",!' "I.J 'ZZ " was just plain George Wagner and race into its hottest stage this sea son when Cleveland routed Rnc It was the second game in a row ton, 18 to 8, while the White Sox in which a Hollywood mound art-: pummeled the Yankees. 12 to 3. ist stopped the Padres on a two- as the Indians moved within a hitter, Mel Queen having turned 'game of first place. the trick Tuesday eve. For the The win was Hollywood's Ifllh ; lkcd- as Phillies topped the Pirates, 3-1. The Phils made only five hits but Connie Ryan provided the spark for Russ Meyer's 10th vic tory when he hit n homer, walked three times and stole two bases. Loser Cal Iloguc got into most of his difficulty because of wild ness, walking eight men, although he also struck out six. The St. Louis at Washington game in the American League also was rained out. Iri night games, the Philadel phia A's boat the Detroit Tigers, 4 to 3, and the St. Louis Cards walloped the Boston Braves, 9 to 2, in a game called after 7 in nings because of rain. It was the 10th time this year that the A's had marked up a one run win over the Tigers. This time thev came from behind with NEW YORK (U.R) Two big I three runs in the last of the eighth. and sudden explosions Wednesday 1 all with two nut, to give Carl put the American League pennant : Scheib his eighth victory. Fred Hatfield s two-base error kept the winning rally rolling. Rookie Harvey Haddix, in his WEDNESDAY'S RESI'I.TS: Philadelphia 3, Pillsb.irBh 1 Brooklyn fi, Cincinnati ,1 St. Louis I), Bnton 2 New York at Chicago, rafn. ,5R.i Ifli'a .543 i.T'a .41)2 m2 .420 27 .420 2R .287 44 !i 111 4 (I - ... 5 AB 2 2 1 0 3 3 1 ' 0 4 1 1 0 3 1 9 0 0 1 1 3 34 11 cleared Said he, reaoy to put on their sternest .challenge yet and their outlook was improved by the sudden col lapse of second line Yankee pitch ers, who have been cuffed like "D" leaguers in recent outings. Cleveland, piling up its biggest run total of the season, gained most of its excessive final margin in a 10-run fourth inning in which 14 men came to bat. The Indians made 18 hits in all, including Luke Easter's grand slam homer in the riotous inning and homers by Larry Doby and Ray Boone. While all of this was going on, lanky Johnny Sain, the Yankees' oio ooo nno l 2 o castoff from the National Leaeue. Maneani Luna, Hisncr I nitrnH if u- wnnlrl aUn be a castoff from the American League. The White Sox, making it two in a row over the world champs, pounded Sain for seven hits and five runs in 2 innings. ln the National League,, the Dodgers again moved seven games in front of the Giants by defeat ing the Reds, 8 to 3, on Billy Loes' eight-hit hurling while the Giants were rained out at Chicago. The of 23 meetings with Lefty O'Doul's Padres. Oakland, who had shared the PCL's top spot with Hollywood, slipped into second place, a game back, by losing to Seattle 5-1. Steve Nagy twirled a five-hitter for the Suds. Lefty Joe Hatfen blanked Port land on three hits as Los Angeles got a 5-0 decision; and lean Wal ter Clough goose-egged Sacra mento on five blows as the Seals won 2-0. The linescores R II E HnllywonH . ... 000 000 020 2 9 2 San Dieco LaPalmp and (8) and Summer. first major-league start, was the winner for the Cards, allowing I only five hits. The victory for the moment, at least, it; newcomer, who is still on termi if the Indians wereinal leave from the armv. moved the Cards within Wi games of second place. Earl Torgeson of the Braves and Dick Sislcr of the Cards hit homers. R H E Portland 000 000 000 0 .1 2 Los Anneles 003 010 01X 5 11 0 Plerett.1, Walbcl (8) and Gladd; Hattcn and Peden. R H E San Francisco 002 ooo ono 2 R 1 Sacramenlo 000 ono 000 0 5 1 Cloush and Orleit: Osenbaugh. Barke lew (81, Palica (R) and Smith. CANT DEPEND ON THE WEATHER BUT HmjgBHBawaB YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON THE 5Sf3TE3Hr5BE RARE FLAVOR OFJJGHT 0LYMPIA BEER., OIVMPI BREWING CO.. OiynlDia. Wash., U.S.A. InBorBid'dibr"5 "nU hour bobb? pin Tee! " 3Sked him OT a noo ono .mo! :os 2nd 202 oox a Phillip! J. Cavincss, Dasch. runs hatted in hv won, SleBmund. Planers .1, ttlk! off Anne 1, SlfRrmind l ilnick nut by Aune 2. sun- .'uviin 4; 4 hit 2 runs off lMim.ru 4 hits 4 runs off S'i innliiE; earned runs wton 5; left nn ha v.,i. rani : losing pitcher Aune; wrujKow, osier; sacrifice. wpimrej nanke nnrl W (I me 3:f)J; attendance 476. fwK rLf- !". Harvey M"3'? Statc Coile is ne of the few schools that ooerales a yeHi-arnunn ice arena on the campus. The school stages a skating extravagant, "Ice Time," Aug. 21-23, with talented young ama e"? skaters from throughout the miri-wn.t ii,i- mal?.ur show is Jean Arlen, member of the professional show, "Hoiidfv on' Ice." ieUmess ires Ankle -UiK, Ore. (U.R) Eddie til.000 or belter-, hnmi. 'N by the Boston Red eign school, returned -iiday to recover from "toy suffered in a re- hurt while pitching i the Class 'B' Pied- m against Norfolk. He sont him home Wnmendation he keep ;s much as possible. I warca m about 17 lor Roanoke. N State Juniors Wn 7-6 Defeat - The Creswell Slate 1 . basebaU te:m' here Tuesday "makeup of an earlier , Dick Krettin ;hlter for the win l"htod a triple to ' Wan-on w-iT... iout fn; iV.Ck JbagEer' while had two safeties. ". (U.R) it ,. j ;'-old rookie right t . yncouver Cani. m tt Wednesday Sl Mm,..!"" V" 10 8 '""""at League Shrine All-Stars Select Co-Captains PORTLAND (P) Doug Sim mons, Astoria center, and Dick Upper-Willamette Gun Club to Stage Last Shoot Sunday DEXTER The Upper-Willamette Hod and Gun Club, moved out of its trap grounds and cluh ; house because of Lookout Point j Knight, Grants Pass halfback, Dam work, will hold its last shoot j Wednesday were elected co-cap-at the home traps Sunday, ac-11'" ' tne Upstate team for Sat cording to Charley Brewer. turday night's Shrine Hospital The merchandise shoot will DcneI" looioail game. start at 10 a.m. and will continue me team of Upstate all-stars throughout the day. The club win meet a picked scmad from will be forced to move the last Portland at Multnomah Stadium. day of this month and has receiv- Coach Mel Ingram sent the Un- ed some $8000 compensation from staters through their final drill at the government. The settlement 1 Portland University Wednesday, is not expected to cover the loss, I1 hey will hold light workouts but the funds will be used to es- Thursday and Friday at the stadi tablish another trap grounds and um. ciuo nouse ln the future. Ingram said John Barhour. lrants Pass tackle who suffered knee injury, would not be able to play. The Portland team, coached by Frank O'Neil, will finish drills at Cleveland High School Thursday and work out Friday at the sta- Idium. FISHERMEN THIS IS IT The Neon Mickey lites as it swims. A proven fish getter developed after 15 years of research and tests. A true gas lite under vacuum. The finest salmon or game fish plug ever to prowl salt or fresh water. Nationally advertised. 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