MONDAY, MAY 10, 1948 New Home Run King Takes Place In Big Leagues By Car Lundqutst ; i (United Pres. Sport. Editor) .' New York, May 10 in There was big news in the big leagues today, news about a rag-bag ball club and its 85-year-old "miracle man" manager, news about a new home run star, and about a pitcher who found a way of shut ting out the slugging New York Uiants. - i But to Connie Mack and his as tonishing Athletics went most of the plaudits. The A's, now pos sessing the longest victory string of the campaign, trimmed the Ti gers, 10 to 5 and 5 to 3, yesterday to make it eight in a row. Con nie's kid pitchers and his castoff lineup shone brilliantly all the way. Joe Coleman pitched his second victory , of the season in the opener. In the second game, rookie Lou Brissie won his num ber three triumphs, but it took a four run rally in the eighth to put it away for him. Kelter Gets S Homers ' The new home run star was "Klutin' Ken" Kelter of the In dians, who hit three round trip pers in a double victory over the Red Sox at Boston, 4 to 1 in 10 innings and 9 to 5, giving him nine for the season and the ma jor league leadership. Cleveland took the league lead by eight percentage points but the A's were half a game to the good in the won and lost columns. The pitcher who distinguished himself was Russ Meyer o the Cubs who held the jolting Giants to three safeties in a duel with Dave Koslo that was scoreless un til a pair of unearned runs in the eighth gave Chicago a 2 to 0 de cision. Single Ruins Record The cocky Frank Shea seemed well on his way to a no-hitter for the Yankees against the White Sox at the stadium when Bob Kennedy broke it up with a dinky single in the seventh. Shea went 5on to win, 8 to 0, on five hits, but he definitely eased up after that. The Senators topped the Browns at Washington, 3 to 1, getting all of their runs off rookie Ned Carver in the first inning on a two run single by Johnny Sul livan and a steal of home in a double theft by Mickey Vernon. Walt Masterson, with help won his second game. , ""-j .,,..,. cards. aiov.jup' The Cardinals took over first place in the National, following Harry Brecheen's great one-hit job Saturday night with a 6 to 4 victory over the Braves at St. Louis yesterday. The Phils got excellent south paw pitching and terrific hitting to beat the Reds, 14 to 2 and 8 to 0, at Cincinnati, pushing the los ers into last place. Ralph Kiner's two homers and a good relief job by pitcher Rip Sewell gave the Pirates a 10 to 8 triumph over the Dodgers after Brooklyn won the opener, 14 to 2, at Pittsburgh. Cse classified ads In The Bulle tin for quick results. SPECIAL LOW PRICE LLOYD WHEADON 2408 N. 1st St Phone 694 QUICK, PERMANENT LOW-COST CONSTRUCTION Get the Facts Today! EUGENE STEEL BLDG. 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The tie was played off by rolling one extra frame, and the Brooks-Scanlon team "marked" in every frame while" the Gilchrist team was only able to pick up two "marks." Louise Keown had the high game of 194, closely followed by Lew Dutton with a 193. Melvin Mayes had the best series of 533. Scores follow: Gilchrist: Rumble, 4.68; Ernst. 371 1 Louise Keown, ' 477; Larry Keown, 357; Mayes, 533; total, 2306. . Wood Butchers: M. Huffman, 436; Lou Dutton, 450; E. Huffman, 445; H. Hagen, 474; W. Koller, 501; total, .2306. Hodges VV7ns Marble Title Robert Hodges of Allen school again displayed the championship form that carried him to third place in the state last year by winning the class "B" jity mar ble tourney held Saturday morn ing at Kenwood school.. Billy Gilt ner of Kenwood, another No. 1 shot, gained runner up spot and the right, with Hodges, to repre sent Bend In the state playoffs to be held in Portland Saturday, May 15. In the class "A" division for the 6-12 year olds. 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The two runs garnered inJ that stanza were the winning scores. Piland Looks Good Cliff Piland, who started on the mound for the Bend Elks and was winner of the game, set the visi tors down in cut and dried fash ion in his three-inning stint, al lowing only one hit, That hit, by third baseman Ellis Mason, was nullified a minute later when he was cut down on a throw to sec ond, Kremers to Douglas. All in all, he faced only nine men. . Jim Farmer took the hill in the fourth inning and also worked three . Innings. The Burns club nicked him fop three hits one In each inning and one run which was scored on an error. :. Paul Gehrman took up the pit ching duties in the seventh frame and flashed all the fire that he showed last year, allowing only one hit. One unearned run was scored during his stay on the mound. Gordon Leads Hitters Jack Gordon was the leading hitter for both teams, clubbing out two singles and a double in four times at the plate. 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