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Rejuvenated Solons Climb
From Coast League's Cellar
By PKTEft HAVES
I : nil ixl Prow SpurtH Wrlttsr
The rejuvenated Sacramento So
Ions humiliated the Los Angeles
Angels in their 'own back yard for
the fourth consecutive time lut
niht to leap from last place t'j
sixth in the Pacific Coast League.
Nippy Jones hit a double and n ;
single to drive in all of the Sacs' j
runs in their 4-2 victory. It was the
eighth win in 10 games for the
Solons who led the league for the
first 2 weeks of the season.
Rookie John Briggs (5-5), lite
enly PC'L pitcher to go the route
list night, yielded eight hits,
walked four and struck out eight
in gaining the win.
Angel starter George Piktuls
(3-G) contributed to his downfall
by Issuing seven bases on bulls.
All four Sac runners who scored
reached base on free passes. Pil:
tuzis fanned 30 to extend bis
league-leading total to 73. The de
feat left Los Angeles a scant two
percentage points ahead of last
place Hollywood.
Other GnnnB
Elsewhere in the PCL, Oakland
measured first place San Diego
for the fourth time this week, 32,
and San Francisco downed Seattle,
6-3, to gain a tie for second with
fctie Rainierfi, Hollywood at Port
land was rained out, with a double
header scheduled tonight.
Jn San Diego, Pndre Manager
Bob Elliott got the heave-ho in the
ninth inning for protesting a:
railed third strike on Earl Rupp.
Angry fans showered the field with
cushions, delaying the game for
several minutes.
The Pads hud taken a 2-0 lead
in . the second Inning on Ed Bail
ey's sixth borne run of (be seuson
after Itapp had walked. But th?
Oaks broke thr nigh against Char
ley Bishop (1-1) In the eighth as
Spider Jorgensen singled home
one run and George Metkovleh
doubled across the tying and win
ning runs.
Karl Drews (5-4) was the win
ner. loosing O round
San Diego has lost six of it's
last eight games but still held an
ilght game lead over the tightly
mnched PCL pack.
Tony Ponce (4-7) won his first
;ame after six straight defeats in
an Francisco as he came on in
he fifth to relieve Don Fracohia
who wrenched his shoulder diving
or a pop foul.
Bob DiPietro, Seal first base
nan, rapped a single in his only
official time at bat to mark the
!5th consecutive game in which
he has hit safely. In his other four
trips he drew walks.
The Seals collected 12 hits off
Seattle's Howie Judson (1-2) and
lehosie Heard. After losing a 2-0
lead, the Seals scored twice in
the sixth to go out in front for
$ood. Jim Moran and Ted Beard
singled across the tying and go
ahead runs.
The MiHwores
Oakland MO 000 030 3 8 0
San Diego 020 000 0002 5 3
Drews, Black (0), Ferrarese (9)
and Neal; Kerrigan (8), Lyons (9)
and Bailey.
Seattle 000 210 000-3 9 1
San Francisco 200 002 20x-6 12 2
Judson, Heard (6) and Ginsberg;
Fracchia, Ponce (5) and Rilchcy
Sacramento 002 000 2004 7 0
Los Angeles 000 020 0002 8 0
Briggs (5-5) and Baich; Elston
(7) and Pramesa.
Hollywood at Portland, postponed.
ruin.
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ONTARIO, Ore. (UP) George
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three years, today was named
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Keil, who replaces Ken Moore,,
Is a graduate of Idaho State Co!-1
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GETS BIG ONE Darryl liams displays 20-inch trout.
By VIlUilL KITP
Paulina and East lakes will be
the hot-spots this weekend. On
I uesday Paulina was open and
George MeCormack, East lake on-i
etalor, said the ice tnore was hon
eycombed a nd should Ibe com
pletely gone by tbis weekend, fjiv
ing fishermen a chance to go after
the big ones.
The fish in Paulina were hitting!
anything offered to them; worms,
eggs' p'.'Jgs, flies, wobblers .in st
so it looked like a menli after the
long hungry winter. The fish" in
East lake should bo as hungry.
Limits were being taken from
Paulina in an hour and a half or
less. I'Yank Rutledge, Bend, went
up and was back' in town with a
limit by 10 a.m. Thursday,
Bait fishers have had the best
luck at Crane Prairie. .Tim Vincent
of Bend fly-fished at Cow Camp
early this week. The water was
very low, "hardly enough to cover
a big fish," he said but he did
have good luck. Crane Prairie
should be good this weekend if the
weafher holds. ,
Wickiup has been fair. Fisher
men who know how to fish the
water have hnd good luck there.
Easlern brook trout are oiling on
worms In Big Iava. The lake is
murky and trolling is poor but
siill-Iishing is good. The road is
open to Gales Ijinding but the oth
er two landings are unavailable.
There is some open water near
the shore in Utile Lava and
bank fishermen htive h;id good
lurk with worms.
The mads are open to Big mid
Little Cultus but that is as far as
you can go. Davis lake has been
fair to good fly fishing for rain
bow.
Rainbow and kokanee angling in
Odell lake has been fair to good
The fishing in Suttle lake has been
spotty and Blue lake has been
good. Ochoco reservoir has been
fair to good for rainbow. Nor'h
and South Twin lakes are still excellent.
Worms nnd wobblers hnvo -been
best in; the Little Deseliules and
'CpVscent 'ei-eek but fishing is onlv
fair. The Deschutes from Little
Lava to Deschutes bridge has been
good on wet flies and from Wicki
up to Bend bait and troll haw
been best.
The Deschutes below Bend and
the Metolius have been good on
eadilis nymph.
Darryl Jiams asked his mother
and father for a new spinning out
fit recently. ,
"I can't catch fish on this old
one of mi ne. " he told Mr. a nd
Mrs. I. E. Iiams. 2421 E. 2nd
street, his mother and father. They
bought him the outfit, just in time
to go fishing over the Memorial
Day weekend.
DiUTyl will be a fisherman Hie
re of his life, now, for the first
fisn he caught with the new rig
wiif a 2'i pound brown that meas
ured 20 inches. The Roid school
oupil picked the trout up with
worm bah.
The week .before he hnd caught
three smaller trout using his moth
er's tackle. Now he's got his own
and is sure he's on the way to big
ger and better fWh.
4 Bend Women
In Tournament
Four Bend women were anion;
those competing in tile Oregon
Women's Golf Association tour of
three Eastern Oregon courses Uf-
diiy.
The Bend loam, competing
against other OWGA teams, play
ed in Ui Grande Wednesday for
the first matches of the competi
tion. They were scheduled to com
oete in Pendleton Thursday and will
finish the series of matches in The
Dalles today.
Memlvrs of the Bend team are:
Mrs. J. S. Grahlman. Mrs. E. C.
Sullivan, Mrs. Doug Norton and
Mrs. Mert Wauge.
Women Capture
Golfing Honors
!Mrs. George Thompson was tbn
winner ot A group tn a match
piny against bogey trmrnameit
held Widnesdny afternoon at the
Rend G"lf Chili. Mrs. Tltompson
scored egbt over par to win the
match ten up
Mm. (mer Summers scored V'
over par to wm the B group runtch
five up.
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Snider Batters
Par on Ebbets
Field 'Course'
By MILTON KK'HMAX
United Preffi 8portn Writer
Duke Snider figures he "loused
up" his baseball swing by playing
golf two weeks ago, but if he
keeps teeing off on enemy pitch
ers, he'll put the Dodgers within a
nine iron shot of the pennant in no
time.
For the second straight day, 'Sni
der battered par on the Ebbets
Field course Tuesday with his ltill'
homer and a pair of singles in
a 13-2 rout of the. Braves that
moved Brooklyn 7' games ahead
of the straggling National League
field..
Thursday's performance by the
Duke, coupled with the three honv
ers he clouted against Milwaukee
Wednesday, is pretty fair hitting,
especially for a guy who insists,
'T haven't really felt right at the
plate since I went out and played
18 holes of golf while we were out
Going Like Sixty
west last month."
refers to, but he's been going like
60 for the Dodgers, boosting his
oatting average from .2 to
within the space of a week. H.s
two-run homer off Bob Buhl helpcc
Snider nao an W on tne day he
the Dodgers to a 3-0 lead in the
third inning and then he singled
twice in the eighth as the Dodgers
poured across 10 runs. Billy Loes
was nicked for homers by pinch
hitter Ed Mathews and Johnny Lo
gan but he had easy sailing for
his sixth wm.
The Phillies defeated the second
place Cubs, 8-4, with the help of
Andy Semmick s grand-slam horn
er in a five-run first inning. Soutli-
paw Curt Simmons, who yielded
Ernie Banks' 13th homer, was the
winning pitcher although he had
to be rescued by Bob Miller in
the seventh. Warren Hacker was
the loser.
Johnny Anionelli of the Giants
got back in the winning column
with a 6-3 decision over the Red
legs. The Giants pooled five of their
nine hits for three runs in the
third inning, a frame in whiuii
Willie Mays doubled home one run
and Sid Gordon double in two I
more. Mays also connected for his
Mth homer ih the seventh while
Don Mueller hit his swSbnd homer.
Ted Kluszewski cotlecled three of
Cincinnati's six hits, including his
15th four-bagger.
Big Dale Iong drdve in five runs
with a homer and two singled toj
lead the Pirates to H 12-3 victory i
over the Cardinals. In all, Pitts-j
burgh blasted five St. Louis pitalf-
ers for 17 hits, including a homer.'
by Frank Thomas. Max Surkont:
was the winner while Harvey Had-'
dix. tiie ace of the Cardinal moUnd .
staff last year, suffered his eighth1
loss.
Rookie Herb Score of Cleveland i
fnnncd 10 baiters in beating Balii-j
more, 9-3, but the Indians re-!
mained three games behind the
American League leading Yankees
who rolled to their 19th victory ;
in 22 games with a 12-6 decision!
over Kansas City. i
Score's 10 strikeouts, all of which
were registered in the first four:
innings, gave him a total of 92 j
seven more than Bob Turley of
the Yankees. The Indians gave
Score all the runs he needed in !
the second when they scored six,
times with the aid of Dave Pope's.
grand-slam homer. I
Gil McDougald, Elston I Inward
and Hank Bauer took advnnta!
of Kansas City's "short porch" in
left field, each smashing a homer
to help Bob Grim register lite
fourth conquest. The Yankees
sewed up the contest with a si-
nm barrage in the seventh. Jim
Finigan homered for the Athletes.
Mel Parnell of the Red Sox was
'Beat Ed Furgol'
Cry for Golf Day
Central Oregonians have been
invited to participate in National
Golf day, to be observed through
out America on Saturday, June 4,
with proceeds to go to the Amer
ican Red Cross.
Bend golfers have announced
their -intention to Hake part in the
annual tplay, Einar Allen, pro at
the local club, has announced.
This year, men will compote,
against Ed Furgol and women with
Babe Zaharias, who will be in ac
tion on Sunday with Allen Geiber
ger, international Jaycee cham
pion, -and Gene Andrews, reigning
public links champion in this country.
Medals will ibe awarded only to
the golfers beating Furgol and
Babe Zaharias. Women will re
ceive a replica of the men's medal
in the form of a ibracelet charm.
Scores of all entrants will be
computed less handicap. Entry fee
will be SI lor men and women
and 25 cents for caddies. Contes
tants may play any number of
rounds against the champions up
on payment of an additional SI for
each round played.
(Persons unafble to compete on
National Golf day may use their
scores from Memorial day week
end play or any day of the week
preceding the event.
National Golf day is co-sponsored
by the Professional Golfers as
sociation and Life Magazine, in co
operation with the United States
Golf association.
beaten, 4-2, by .the White Sox in
his first appearance of the season.
Sidelined with an injured knee
since spring training, Parnell gave
up two runs in the second Inning
ad another in the third before
leaving after pitching the sixth.
George Kell homered off reliever
Tom Hurd. Virgil Trucks regis
tered his fifth victory.
Detroit rallied for three runs in
Ihe sixth inning with the help of
a two run homer by Jackie Phil
lips to beat Washington. Steve
Gromek was the winner although
he had to leave the game because
of a back injury in the eighth. Pete
Runnels homered for the Senators.
Standings
American League
W. I Pet. OB.
New York 33 13 .717
Cleveland 29 15 .659 3
Chicago 27 16 .628 i'.S,
Detroit 24 20 .545 8
Boston 19 28 .404 1414
Washington 17 26 .395 14'a
Kansas City 16 28 .364 16
Baltimore 14 33 .298 13'i
Thumday'8 Results
Chicago 4 Boston 2
Detroit 4 Washington 3
Cleveland 9 Baltimore 3
New York 12 Kansas City 6 (night)
Saturday's Games
Washington at Cleveland
Baltimore at Detroit
New York at Chicago
Boston at Kansas City
National league
W. I.. Pet. on
Brooklyn 34 11 .756 . ..
Chicago 27 19 .587 V.k
New York 25 22 .532 10
Milwaukee 21 2-1 .467 13
St. Louis 19 23 .452 1314
Philadelphia 20 25 .444 14
Cincinnati 19 24 .442 14 -
Pittsburgh .-. 14 31 .311 20
Wednesday's Results
Pittsburgh 12 St. Louis 3
Brooklyn 13 Milwaukee 2
New York 6 Cincinnati 3
Philadelphia 8 Chicago 4, night
Friday's Probable Pltehers
Saturday's Games
St. Louis at Brooklyn
Chicago at New York
Milwaukee at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
Pacific Coast League
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Oakland
Portland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Thursday's Results
San Francisco 6 Seattle 3
Sacramento 4 Los Angeles 2
Oakland 3 San Diego 2
Hollywood at Portland, ppd., r
How Series Stand
Oakland 4 San Diego 1
Sun Francisco 3 Seattle 1
Sacramento 4 Los Angeles 0
Portland 2 Hollywood 1
W L Pet. Glf
39 22 .639 -
30 29 .508 3
? 30 .508 8
29 30 .492 9
27 28 .491 9
27 32 .458 It
27 33 .450 ll'a
26 32 .448 ll'.a
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Portland Jockey
Gets Suspension
PORTLAND (UP) The Board
of Stewards have suspended Roy
Leigh of Portland from racing
mounts at Portland Meadows
pending review by the State Rac
ing Commission.
Leigh, who appeared before tho
board yesterday, owns the horse
"Picnicker" which allegedly was
stimulated before its victory In the
fourth Memorial Day race.
Leigh testified he. had left the
mount unguarded m the stable
area shortly 'before the race. Stew
ards suspended both Leigh nnd his
trainer, Ed Crosson, for "fniltira
lo exercise sufficient care" In
guarding the horse.
Racing commissionc-ii will hear
the matter June 11- The horse's
winnings have been impounded.
Cecil Edwards, racing commis
sion steward who originally an
nounced discovery of a stimulant
in the horse, said Mrs. Leigh joint
owner of the horse, was not in
volved in any of the stewards'
rulings on the case.
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