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Emeralds T$k& Leagiie:Lead
Storti Winner
Safenj Defeats
Spokane 6-2
PLYWOOD, GiARQ WV
Warren s Share '
9 Minor Red Lead
" Warren Hardware's victory Monday night over Glen & Vern's
" left it and Shell Dealers with three triumphs and no defeats and
1 set the stag for Wednesday's showdown between the two unbeaten
JJ Minor Red teams, while U.S. Plywood and Register-Guard escaped
the cellar with their first victory of the season during city soft-
balL action at Washington Park. '
2 Warren Hardware whitewashed Olcn 4 Vern's in five innings,
8-0; Martin Signs trampled River Road Merchants, 18-7; and U.S.
Plywood moved from the base-
mont by edging Active Club, 7-6,
. for its first Minor Red decision.
2 Register-Guard shoved Fores-
ters into last place by a 9-5 count
in the only Minor White battle.
T.,-Jerry Laing limited Glen &
Vern's to one hit, a single by
Regicr-GiArd, Eugene, Ore.
2B Tucs., June 21, 1955
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Bell Dealers 3
Varren Hardware -. 3
JiMlpa Electric 3
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S. Plywood 1
Uver Road Mtrctianlf I
Jive Club 0
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.500
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.250
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TUESDAY SI'IIKDUIP.
South Diamond Rubes vs. Valley
Plywood, 7; Crawford Oilers vs. Eu
gene Merchanta, 8:30. North Diamond
Foster Saws vs. Mcculloch. 7; Ed
-alsnsen's vs. Snellslrom Lumber, B:30.
""losing pitcher Cal Snyder, while
""Warren Hardware included some
heavy raps among eight hits. Del
Lcwellyn slammed a triple and
single, Pete King singled twice,
and Shelley contributed a home-
run.
Martin Signs broke loose for
seven runs in the seventh inning
to make a runaway of what had
boon a close contest with River
lload Merchants. Adams had two,
hits for the winners, including a
homerun, and Morris McAdams
tripled. Chct Harrison collected
two hits for the losers.
US Plywood's Dutch Morrill
stopped Active Club with no hits
for five innings but yielded three
runs in each of the last two in
nings. Bcrnie Hill had a double
and two singles for US Plywood
and Jim Fuson added a double,
while Bob Newman doubled and
singled for the losers.
Register-Guard overcame a 51
deficit in the bottom of the third
to beat Foresters with eight runs
on 6 walks, two hit batters, two
errors, and Dolson's single. Jack
Poscas of the R-G and Brett of
Foresters yielded only three hits
apiece but Brett issued 10 walks.
RUE
warren Hardware ... 321 02 R 8
Glen & Vern a 000 00 0 1
Lalng and Shelley; Snyder and
Dwyer.
RUE
Martin Signs 020 414 7 IS 7 S
silver Road 300 III 1 7 5 5
Adams - and Strlngrleld: Roberts,
Harrison (7), Maler (7) and Jnrgen
aon. RUE
Active Club 0O0 003 3 8 ti 7
U.S. Plywood 003 301 X 7 8 S
Losculofr, Crandall 5 and De
Marls; Morrill and Sclccn,
It It F.
Foresters ... 2.10 000 0 9 3 2
Register-Guard . . Ilia 000 x 3 2
Hrett and C. Summers; Puscas and
Dotson.
Crowell Nabs
First in Race
Spectators at the Eugene
Speedway saw one of the top
races of the season Sunday when
local hardtops tangled with road
sters from Oregon and Washing
ton.
The one main race of the day
was a 25-lap contest won by
Palmer Crowell's roadster in
9:38.74. Close behind was a road
ster driven by Frankie McGowcn
of Salem and third was Jerry
uundin, Bothell, Wash., in an
other roadster.
The yellow flag was out for
several minutes during the main
event when a car spun out on the
north turn and forced Marvin
While over the bank in order to
avoid a collision.
Next week the hardtops will be
out in force again when the
Emerald Empire Kiwanis Club
will sponsor the races with the
proceeds going to the Pearl Buck
Hospital School.
Time trials for the hardtops
Sunday ranged from 21:99 to
23:58 seconds. Fast time was
driven by Jim "Chief Crazy-
Horse Baxlcy and was a new
hardtop track record.
Emerald Marks
nATTING
Jackson
Romero I2H
Dapper 131
Preston 46
Toso 134
Matlle 98
chase 21
Huffman 74
filadstone 158
Hesse 157
Hayes 44
Thomson 155
Storti 30
Hodges 27
Wllllama 17
Ail R ll Ave. nm lin
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24 37
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.105
.304
.292
.292
.2R6
.284
.278
.281
.250
.2.19
.213
.222
.176
PITCHING
Hodges
Storti
Wllllama .
Chase
lp R ll so nn w L
IHS 16 52 71 3.1 8 0
76 14 47 52 35 6 2
48 20 .18 .14 24 2 2
54i .16 46 42 .17 6
Salallch . 561 4R 6.1 19 .15 3 6
Han
Griffin
2'i 31
3
38 2.1 29
3 3
1 3
Phinney Wins
Shoot Trophy
OAKRIDGE George Bccbe,
Eugene, was high over all with
97 and Oliver Phinney, Oakridge,
claimed the George Thatcher
Memorial Trophy here Sunday in
trapshoots registered by the
PITA and staged by Cascade Gun
and Rod club.
'Bccbe shot a perfect 25 to win
a Class A shootoff with Lew
Wells, Sacramento, who hit 24,
after they had tied at SO. John
Hurd, Eugene, was Class B win
ncr with 49, while David Koccr,
Oakridge, was second with 48.
Tops in Class C was Rudy Byd
berg, Westfir, who had 44 to edge
Lloyd Hauptman, Chcmult, at 43.
Phinney had to battle through
two shootoffs before he gained
the memorial trophy. Phinney,
Clarence Ryker of Estacada, and
George Jantzcr of Medford each
finished with 48 in the handicap
event. Phinney and Ryker shot 23
and then Phinney had a 24-23
edge in the second shootoff.
That left Ryker winner and
Jantzcr runnerup In the handicap
for 18-21 yards.
Victor at 22-25 yards was John
Welcncr, Eugene, who' beat E..N.
Willetts, Eugene, in a shootoff
after each had broken 47.
Grace Wells, Sacramento, Cal,
had 45 to win ladies handicap
and Mrs. James Whitaker, Oak
ridge, was runnerup at 37.
Roland Galdabini, Cottage
Grove, went through two shoot
offs to defeat David Kocer, Oak
ridge, for the junior handicap
crown. After a tie at 4b, each
broke 25 and then Galdabini won
23 to 22.
Cafe, Cleaners Win
Oakridge Contests
OAKRIDGE Sportsman Cafe
defeated Oakridge Furniture 12-
10 and Zephyr Cleaners downed
Pozar's 12 5 to highlight Oakridge
softball action Monday night.
Lloyd Stanley drove in five
Cleaner runs with a three-run
homer in the second inning and a
two-run triple in the third.
George Dulton hit a two-run
homer for the Cleaners in the
fourth.
Over Chiefs 10-1;
Players Scuffle .
By DICK STRITE '
Reslster-Guard Sports Editor "
. RECREATION PARK, Wenatchee In a fist-flinging
brawl, the second of two rhubarbs here Monday night,
Eugene's Emeralds collected eight runs in a big fifth inning
to walloo the Wenatchee Chiefs 10-1. .
The largest crowd of the season, partially attracted by Jhe antics
of Jackie Price.' watched George Storti handcuff the erstwhile
Northwest Baseball League powerhouse with five hits for the right
hander's sixth win of the season. The 3,037 fans saw their unlets
drop from the league lead for
the first time this season, as the
Emeralds took over a percentage
advantage.
Bob Roberts, Chunky right
hander who was looking for his
12th win of the season, instead
suffered his sixth loss. He held
the Ems in check for the first
NORTHWEST W
Eugene 28
Wenatchee 32
Salem . . 30
Yakima ' 25
Trl-Clly 24
Lewlston
Spokane
Don Hopp, a member of
the Emeralds' pitching staff,
has been recalled by the
Portland Beavers and will be
placed in another league.
four innings despite giving up
four of the 11 bases on balls he
merited during the game. His
four walks in the fifth were in
strumental in Eugene's big in
ning.
FIRST RUCKUS
Storti didn't put a man on base
until the fourth on his first
walk to lead off the inning. Dick
Watson then bunted down the
firstbase line and on the sacrifice
Hal Toso tagged Watson not too
gently resulting in the first
ruckus. But the payoff came in
the fifth.
Roberts started the inning by
hitting George Matilc and then
Whitey Thomson beat out a
scratch single on an attempted
bunt. Ted Heese walked to fill
the bases. Storti fanned, but Ron
Jackson came through with a two-
run double that proved to be the
light that started the explosion.
Art Preston walked and then
Granny Gladstone popped out.
Dick Hayes walked to fill the.
bases and George Matile walked
to force in another run.
Matile, up for the second time
in the inning, singled to short,
.scoring Preston. Hayes, also at
tempting to score, was caught at
the plate for what would have
been the final out but he threw
a blockbuster at Bob Duretto and
the catcher dropped the ball.
It was a good, hard, clean
play, but players and other per
sonnel rushed from both dugouts
to become entangled in the melee.
One Wenatchee player was felled,
but most of the punches were
blocked. Umpires Runyon and
Kelly managed to quell the riot
and when the dust settled all the
bases were empty. But it was
ruled that Matile would have to
return to second base with only
seven runs scored there were nd
ejections.
Thomson came to bat again
and was safe on another of We
natchee's four errors, Matile scor
ing. Hesse grounded out to end
the inning with Roberts surviv
ing the 12-man assault.
CHIEFS THREATEN '
Wenatchee threatened in the
bottom of the fifth when Duretto
opened with a single the first hit
off Storti. Jim Moore hit into a
double play. Vanni then blasted
out a double, but held third oh
Herb Anderson's single. Roberts
popped out to end the inning with
out a tally.
Only Wenatchee run came in
the seventh when Moore walked
and scored behind Vanni's second
straight two-bagger.
Box score: .
EUGENE AH R H PO A F.
Jackson. 2b 5 113 7 0
Preston, cf . 3 1 1 4 0 ' 0
Gladstone, rf 3 1 0 0 0 0
Hayes, c 4 10 110
Toso. lb 2 2 1 13 1 1
Mstlle. 3b 4 2 1 0 2 0
Thomson, ss 5 1 2 1-3 0
Hesse, If 3 1 0 3 0 0
Storti, p 4 0 110 0
19 .32
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.600
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.480
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Moaday s Results.
Eugene 10, Wenatchee 1
Salem 6, Spokane 2
Only fames scheduled.
JTuesday's Games
Salem at Spokane
Eugene at Wenatchee
Yakima at Trl-Clly
SPOKANE ( a iiome run
by Salem's Bill Shields in the top
of the ninth inning broke up a
tight pitching duel and sent the
Senators on their way to a 6-2
win over the- Spokane Indians in
a Northwest League baseball
game Monday night.
A crowd of 865 fans watched
this. first game of a four game
series.
Shields' 390-foot homer as lead
off man in the ninth broke up a
2-2 tie. The Senators went on to
score three more runs in the
inning and leave the Indians far
behind.
Salem's Red Whitson and Spo
kan's Phil Page pitched tight ball
right up to the big rally. Salem
rapped out 12 hits, Spokane 7.
Spokane picked up a run in the
first inning on Eddie Murphy's
double and Bill Staley's single.
They added their only other run
in the second on a walk, an in
field out and Page's double which
the Salem centerfielder lost in
the sunset,
R H E
Salem 000 020 004 6 12 0
Spokane 110 000 000 2 7 0
Whitson and Koepf; Page and
Sheets.
ftnipr State Sets.
3 Games Tonight
District 3 of th Junior State
guseball circuit will et under
way tonight'on three diamonds
scattered throughput Lane and
Douglas cotKities.
All games start at 5 p.m.
Oakridge, talcing the place of
Pleasjint Hill, travels to Drain,
Harrisburg is at Lowell gnd Eu
gene treks to Thurston.
Junior State contests are sched
uled through July 26 on Tues'day
and Saturday nights. Saturday
contests are slated to begin at
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Totals 33 10 7 27 14 1
WENATCHEE
Marvler, cf...
Watson, ss 3
Zuvella, If
Lunderen, 3b
Duretto, c
Moore, 2h
Vannl, rf
Anderson, lb
Roberts, p
Totals 31
Eugene 000 OHO 00210
Wenatchee ... 000 000 100 1
Pitcher
Storti
Roberts ...
9 33
10
Hit by pitcher Matlle, Gladstone by
Roberts. Wild pilches Roberts - 2.
Passed balls Duretto. Left on bases
Eugene 9, Wentachee 6. Three -base
hits Preston. Two-base hits Jackson.
Vannl 2, Zuvella. Runs batted In
Jackson 2, Toso 2, Matlle 2, Thompson
and vanni.
Sacrifice Watson. Stolen bases
Preston. Double plays Duretto
Walsnn, Matlle Jackson, Toso.
Time 2:20. Umpires Kelly and
Runyan.
Pacific Tops
Plywood 5-0
Pacific Power and Light handed
Springfield Plywood its first set
back of the season in Springfield
League softball action Monday
night by blanking the former cir
cuit leaders 5 0.
In the night's first contest,
Weyerhaeuser whipped Spring
field Mill 12 7.
(icne Sanders threw a 2-hitter
for Pacific and Don McClusky
paced the winner hitters with two
safeties.
Benny Stcinmctz bagged the big
hit for Weyerhaeuser, a home run
and also a single. Tom Thompson
rapped out a three-run homer and
single for Springfield Mill.
The work parly originally sched
uled for Tuesday night has been
postponed until 6:30 Thursday. All
managers and players are re
quested to bo on hand.
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