Eugene
Westfii,
Winners Tally
Five in Third
SUBLIMITY Eugene cap
tured its first Valley League tri
umph in three starts here Sun
day afternoon as it tallied five
runs in the third inning to de
feat Sublimity, 5 0.
Dick Weaver, who started on
the mound fur Eugene but re
tired with a sore back in the
fifth inning, opened the third
with a single. He moved to sec
ond on Hank Hudspeth's sacri-jpci.
fire and scored on D u a n c;lloll":
Triumphs 5-0;
Walterville Win
Eugene Loses
In 13 Innings
Dodgers, Tribe
Win Doubles;
Giants Victors
Register-Guard) Eugene, Ore.
2B Moil, June 21, 1954
Beavers Beat
Solons Twice
CASCADE LEAGUE
Division 1
Wcslflr
Dexter
Kuftenc
Swlsshomo
Coburg
Pet. c.n
.7511
.750
.5110 1
.51111 1
.(100 3
Division 2 W
Walterville 4
Marcola 2
Vencta 1
Leahurff 1
McKcnzle .1
Pit. (Ill
1.000
.667 n
.3.1.1 a
.250 .1
.250 3
AMERICAN W
Cleveland 44
Chicago 40
New York 40
Detroit 27
Washington 27
Philadelphia 24
Boston 21
Baltimore 22
Pet.
.710
.645
.625
.458 15'
.443 iOVi
.400 19
.358 21 li
.349 22 ia
Sunday's Results
New York 16-3, Chicago 6-7
Cleveland 3-9, Boston 1-2
Washington 7-7, Baltimore 1-2
Philadelphia at Detroit, rain
W
od 48
Reeves' groundout after Clone ;)akInnd 42
Stott had collected an infield San Francisco 40
;! I Seattle . 35
S"1R,C- i Sacramento 38
Manager Charlie DeAutremont:i.os Angeles 32
I 1 u, llu nninn vuith a walk Portland 31
and advanced to second on a
double steal. Jack Fasset was
safe on an error and then Bob
ArasnesKi niasicu a uumeruu i
over the ngnuieia lence tor uie
final three runs.
Pet.
.62.1
.545
.532
.513
Westfir moved into a
.473 Ills
.468 12
.427 15
.413 It
NATIONAL W L
New York 39 22
Brooklyn 39 2.1
Milwaukee 31 28
Philadelphia 29 29
St. Louis .10 31
tie with Sa;",u - " 31
Dexter for the Division 1 lead Pittsburgh "."7."" 21 42
in tne cascade baseball race but
;had to battle Eugene for 13 in
'nings before winning, 7-6, while
Walterville captured in fourth
Division 2 triumph with a 6-5 ver
dict at Leaburg in Sunday after
noon's action.
Swisshome defeated Coburg,
10-3, in the other Division 1
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Just how good the league-leading
Hollywood baseball team real-
is will be indicated Monday fray, while Veneta clobbered
night in Gilmore Field, Holly-. McKenzie, 25-6, in Division 2.
wood
ret. CI
.639 .
.829 V
.525 7
.500 81
.492 9
.429 9
.390 15
.333 19
Sunday's Results
New Y'ork 7, St. Louis 6
Brooklyn 6-6, Chicago 4-3
Pittsburgh 2-6, Milwaukee 1-3
Cincinnati 4-15, Philadelphia 3-S
1.,.., CI.,-.. t.l.n , ,, ; Mnnnnln .,...1 M... I .... t 1,1 1 WU V
None of the winners collected ih wi r ih r-i r th. innin ,t n. i. w ,u H0Iman ana Lusiy itnoaes
more than one hit, while Jenkins
garnered two for Sublimity. Gene
Lewis, who relieved Weaver, fin
ished with eight strikeouts,
while losing pitcher Dan Feller
whiffed five before retiring in
the eighth.
gan, whose players topped San
Francisco, 5-4 and 8-1 Sunday
will pitch Roger Bowman. Seal
manager Tommy Heath has five
Ion hltrlers fn nick from Siv
Sublimity win ne ncre lor an players on the all-league squad
h:,ju p.m. uncuuiiLur neuuuauoj hat over .300.
u .., I, 1 TJ-n-lr TTnrrnno nlcn will
Fnnv niaht . . uu,
" D llnifn tosir turn nnm m
rpnm QnuftU h ll, ilAH.t 1
w."""0- E score, 5-4. Oakland beat Los An
Eugene 005 000 two I 9 0 geies iwice, vi and b-3. And
sublimity 000 000 WO 0 1 13 Portland whinned Sacramento
in a revival of the all-star game, j host club claimed a 1-0 victory in
Hollywood manager Bobbv Bra- "n inter-district tilt
wesuir gained a s-b tie with
meet Albany here
in another league clash.
Weaver. Lewis (21, St Bowen; Feller,
Bcalimyer (8), and Hcwbergcr.
Albany Beats
Millers 11-3
Albany broke loose for seven
runs in (lie sixth inning in claim
ing an 11-3 victory over Miller
Lumbermen of Eugene in a non
league contest between the two
State Junior baseball clubs Sun
day afternoon at Bethel Park.
The winners collected 11 hits
off three Miller hurlers, including
two apiece for Fisher and Fox,
while five Lumbermen hits in
cluded a double and single for
Bob Wellnitz.
Lincscore:
Albany 020 117 011 11 3
Miller s . 002 uio o 3 9 a
Wllfert, Scase (7), and Lee; G.
Barblsan, Hoven (31, Llndstrom (7),
and Murphy, Nurre (5).
Gladstone Ties Mark
For Outfield Purours
SACRAMENTO Wl Granville
Gladstone of the Portland Beav
ers Sunday tied the Pacific Coast
League record for lite most
chances by an outfielder in a
nine-inning gamr.
Eleven chances, all put-Outs,
came his way in center field in
the first game of a Portland-Sacramento
dotiblcheader. That
equalled the record which Lou
Almadon of (lie defunct Missions
established in mill and Bob Mar
quis of Portland lied in 1053.
Grant Gets Release
PORTLAND lift Charlie Grant,
reserve inficlder who was hilling
.375 but who has been hampered
by a shoulder injury, was released
oulriglit Sunday by the Portland
Beavers of the Pacific Coast
League.
8-3 and 6-4.
This week Hollywood plays at
brattle, Sacramento at Los An
geles, Portland at Oakland and
San Francisco at San Diego.
Cellar-dwelling Portland jump
ed off to a five-run lead in the
first two innings and pounded
four Sacramenlo pitchers for a
victory in the first game. Walt
ludnich smashed his 12th homer
for Portland in the ninth.
His 13th, in the fourth inninir
of the second game, and a two
run sixth inning helped the Beav
ers win again.
Lincscores:
n ir p
Seattle on 000 020 4 6 0
San Diego 010 000 202 5 12 1
Kvans, Klndsfalher (71 Bvrne (71 4
Orteig; Smilh, Kerrigan (8 Erautt (8)
St Pocekay.
R II E
Seattle ...010 100 010 100 4 8 0
San Diegn 200 000 010 101 5 16 3
Wldmar St Erautt, Ortetg (81; Fan
nin, Kerrigan (8) Thomason (10) Se
SantJIock.
Eugene in the bottom of the
ninth when Rusty Snyder singled
moved to second on a passed
ball, and scored on Bert Burr's
single. Burr's squeeze bunt
the bottom of the 13th brought
nome bucldath, who had advanced
on two errors.
Lundbom had a double and
three singles for the winners,
while Rusty Snyder had two dou
bles, and Jenkins added a double
and single. Whittaker, who
fanned 12 in 13 inning, garnered
three hits for Eugene. Winning
pitcher Sitlser also went all the
way and had 10 strikeouts.
Dwight Scroggings, who had Iwo
hit, tallied Walterville's winning
run in the eighth inning when
he crossed an unprotected home
plate from third after a foul
popout between third and home.
Middleton had three hits for
Leaburg.
Marcola ended its long session
with Dexter when winning pitch
er Bob Narramore walked with
one away in the 11th, moved to
third on singles by Jim Todd and
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
Warren Giles' embargo on the
$100 home run bonus came just
in time to save Leo Durocher a
lot of money.
Two Giant pinch hitlers, Bobby
tied a
record Sunday by hitting pinch
homers in the same inning of
New York's 7-6 victory over St
Louis. Wes Westrum also hom
ered in the sixth inning and Al
Dark hit one earlier.
If Giles hadn't sounded a warn
ing, Leo Probably still would be
handing out $100 bills as he did
last week to Bill Taylor and Hank
Thompson.
The Giant homers routed Vic
Raschi and hung a defeat on Cot
Deal. But the New Yorkers' lead
was sliced to one half game by
Brooklyn's double victory.
The Dodgers again fell back on
relief pitching as (hey knocked off
Chicago Iwice, 6-4 and 6-3. Clem
Labine bailed out the first game
and Bob Milliken and Ben Wade
held the fort in the second after
Billy Loes left.
For the first time since Sept.
6, 1053, Pittsburgh actually won a
double-header, downing Milwau
kee 2-1 in 10 innings when Lew
Burdette hit Curt Roberts with a
pitched ball with the bases load
ed. Gair Allie's 'three-run homer
gave the Pirates the second game,
6-3 over Bob Buhl. '
Cincinnati bumped off Philadel
Foster, Snellstrom Increase Margin
Leaders Win
Softball Tilts
WOMEN'S LEAGUE W
Foster Saw . ..5
Willamette Electric .4
Warren Hardware . 2
M&K Furniture 1
Eugene Merchants . 1
Police Association . 0
MEN'S "A" MINOR W
Snellstrom Lumber .3
Martin Sign 2
Phillips Electric ....2
Associated Plywood .0
Eugene Planing Mill 0
Active Club 0
MEN'S "B" MINOR W
Kendall Motors 2
Big Y Marines 1
River Rd. Merchants 2
Register-Guard 1
High School 1
Glen St Verns 0
Pet. GB
1.000
.667 1 1 i
.500 21a
.133 3
.250 3's
.000 4 la
Pet. GB
1.000
l.ooo M
l.ooo W
.000 21 3
.000 21,2
.000 3
Pet. GB
1.000
l.ooo u
.667 W
.3.1.1 Hi
.33.1 l'a
.000 2
t,, A 1 ,,..,1 lee ..I...
t kWVtt i SqUMZCd their dd lemTa.;, llerm WehB
home by J.C. Phillips.
Narramore and Arlie Brown
who contributed three hits as
losing pitcher, each had seven
strikeouts. Eddie Hansen had two
hits for Marcola, who benefited
from four double plays.
Lincscores:
R H E
Kugene . . 200 000 400 000 0 6 7
Westfir loo ooi 031 ooo i 7 12 4
Whittaker St McCabe; Sitter St 01
son.
R II E
Portland 140 200 001 8 8 0
Sacremento 00,1 000 000 3 fi 1
Fiedler. Flores (61 St Gladd; Clcotte.
t.nhlcs 4 Hesse 161. Kphanr (Al A.
Shcelv. It II E
Walterville .. . 000 300 210 6 9 3
r E ; Leaburg 000 020 201-- 5 8 2
Portland 000 1.12 0 6 7 0 Coffelt. Lincoln (81, St ScrogsfUs,
Sacremento . 000 1.100 4 6 .1 Strickland (81; Painter St Middleton.
Heard, Adams (51 and llossi: Pat-,
rlt-k, Candlnl I5). Daley (61, Gables' R 11 E
16), Schanz 7 and Poi tee ! Dexter . . 000 000 000 0 0 6 2
Marcola 000 000 000 (11 1 7 1
R II E Brown St Butler; Narramore St Phil
Los Angeles 010 001 000 00 2 10 1 UP.
Oakland 200 000 000 02 4 8 .1
Splcer St Pramesa: Bamberger, For
rare.se (91, St l.andini, Neal (9).
R II
Nagler, Hixson Win
1.0s Aneeics too 1001- .in f! Duu ann i.us nixson
Oakland 020 004 x 8 6 1 Captured the golfing sweepstakes
infSS: (8J nd,Evl": Oct- at the Eugene Country Club over
tel, Shallock 9 and Nea . , , , .,, . ,
the weekend, Nagler with 83-14
,. , R 11 eC9 and Hixson 87-1860. Guy
Mo,V wo'd 'sc" !!ooo5 Jot's'. I Harmon was third with 89-1970,
Pome. Muncrlcf ioi Tomay; followed by Don Leal, 72-1 71
i.ohrke, Donoso i7i Maione. and Max Riclman 85-1471.
meicr. The Redlegs scored nine
runs in the first inning of the sec
ond game.
Cleveland hiked its American
League lead to four games by
beating their old Boston spar
mates around the head 3-1 and 9-2
while New York and Chicago were
dividing two. Bobby Feller's five
hitter and Art Houtteman's 10
hitlcr both had home run help
from Al Smith.
The Yankees managed 20 hits,
including home runs by Bill Skow
ron, Gil McDougald, Mickey Man
tle and Joe Collins in thumping
Chicago 16-6 in the first game.
Then Bob Kecgan squared mat
let's for the White Sox 7-3, becom
ing Ibe first American League
pitcher to win 10 games this year
The second game was held to
eight inning by darkness. Sherm
Lollar's two-run homer in the
seventh was the big blow.
Baltimore's losing streak stret
ched ti eight straight when Wash
ington's Connie Marrero and
Dean Slone pitched the Senators
to a double victory, 7-1 and 7-2.
A Philadelphia-at-Dctroit dou-
bleheadcr was rained out.
MONDAY'S SCHEDULE:
Diamond 1 Snellstrom vs. Associ
ated Ply, 7; Phillips vs Eugene Plan.
Inc. B:30. Diamond 2 Marlln vs. Ac
tive Club, 7; Glen St Verns vs. Ken
dall. 8:30. Civic Stadium High School
, RR Merchants, 7.
Foster Saw took another impor
tant step on its quest for a sec
ond straight Women's League
Softball championship when the
Sawyerettes trimmed their near
est rival, Willamette Electric, 9-2
Saturday night. That victory gave
Foster a stronger grip on the
lead with its fifth straight nod
and second in a row over the
Oakridge gals.
Warren Hardware, moved to
third place by nipping the Po
lice Assn. 12-11, while M&K Fur
niture won its first game, 12-5
from Eugene Merchants.
Another 1953 champion, Snell
strom Lumber, continued un
checked with a last-ditch 4-3 win
over the Active Club, while Ken
dall Motors handed River Road
Merchants their first defeat in
Minor "B" action by a 6-5 count.
After an opening scare, Fos
ter took command of its contest
and was never headed in taking a
surprisingly easy decision. Wil
lamette Electric loaded the bases
with none out in the first at bats,
but the next three hitters all
popped out to start Linda Walker
on the way to her fourth pitch
ing victory. The game went only
five innings.
Two walks, a hit batter and
Susan Heacock's double gave Fos
ter a 2-0 lead in its half of the
first frame while Joyce Boentgen
singled in a tally in the second.
Singles by Darlene Peake, Wanda
Conner, Maridell Linster and
Heacock in the third helped run!
me bulge to 8-1, and Oakridge
couldn't make this up. Boentgen,
Peake and Heacock all had two
hits apiece for the winners, while
Carolyn Sage and Bev Saxon
rapped out two safeties for Wil
lamette Electric.
Hits by Nancy Gales, Donette
Lopuson, and Linda Lillard plus
two errors gave Warren's four
runs in the bottom of the sixth
to overcome an 11-8 Police lead.
The losers had scored six times
I in their half to move in front.
! Gates and Lopuson hit twice for
I Warren's as did Kay Atkinson,
I Louise Campbell and Lenore
Glenn for the Police women.
M&K unloaded with eight runs
i in the bottom of the fifth inning
lo overcome the Merchants. Dar
lene Gadsden, Ethel Lee, Bunny
Whitworth, and Vivian Norris un
loaded hits in the big frame. Lee
collected three hils for the night
while Gadsden and Norris had a
pair each.
Ed Dell's single and Bill
Cooley's triple gave the Active
Club a 3-2 lead in the top of the
seventh frame, but Snellstrom
came back for the decision on a
hit batter, an error, plus singles
by Cliff Brown and Ron Snell
strom. This Snellstrom duo each
banged out two base blows, while
Cooley did the same for the Ac
tivians. R II F.
Willamette Electric . 001 10-2 6 5
Foster Saw . 215 01 9 9 4
J. Sanders, Gobcr (1). Logan (4) St
Saxon; Walker St Peake.
R H E
Police Association .102 006 011 9 7
Warren Women 402 204 x-12 8 6
Craig St Dickey; Tcvpaugh St Emer
son. R H E
Eugene Merchants ...500 00 5 3 5
M&K Furniture 211 08-12 8 4
Phillips & Springer; Clifton St Nor
ris. R II E
Active Club ... ...000 200 1 3 4 2
Snellstrom Lumber 100 010 2 4 5 2
Burgess St DeMaris; Dedman St
Ahre.
R H E
.020 0.10 0 5 8 8
020 022 X 6 9 2
Brown St Wteble.
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Kendall Motors .
Wllsoh St Dunn;
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