Hustling Senators Meet Vancouver Hurdle for Homecoming
Bush Lot Slated
For Double Work
For Cats Saturday
Willamette university's Bush
Pasture field will be the scene
Saturday afternoon of a two-ring
athletic circus. The Bearcats'
baseball club will meet the Uni
versity of Portland Pilots at 3
o'clock. At the same time Coach
Jerry Lillie's thin clads will en
gage Linfield's runners and
weight tossers.
Coach John Lewis' selection
of a pitcher to go against the
Pilots depends upon the outcome
of Friday's clash with Pacific
at Forest Grove. Howard Olson
or Larry Stocks will probably
draw the assignment.
The track meet will be the
first on the new Bush oval.
WIL Standings
(By tht Auocitml Pr
Yftkimt
Siltm
Spoktnt
WentcliM
W L Pet.
S 1 .750 Viikouvt
ft t .714 Bremnoa
I I .600 Tacoma
4 I .571 Victoria
W L Prt
1 4 .429
UinN Thursday
Saltm 7, Bremerton I.
Tacomft 4, Wenatehee S 13 tnnlnix).
Five Games . Separate
Celler Bevos from Top
By the Aiociated PrMM
Hollywood is on top of the Pacific Coast league and Portland Is
at the bottom, but the two are only five games apart. That's
close, brother. ;
The Stars got back on top of the pack Thursday night when
they counted six runs on two homers to beat Oakland 7 to 4.
At the same time, the Portland
Beavers made it two straight
over San Diego, winning 3 to 2.
The loss dropped the Padres a
half-game behind Hollywood.
Elsewhere around the loop,
Guy Fletcher held the Sacra
mento Solons to five hits in
pitching Seattle to an 8-3 win.
Both clubs are only one game
off the pace. San Francisco ral
lied around the tight pitching
of Jack Brewer to beat Los An
geles, 6-2, ' making it three
straight for the Seals over the
Angels.
At San Diego, Bill Burgher
tingled home what proved to be
the Beavers' winning run in the
sixth. San Diego had moved
ahead in the third on singles
by Dain Clay and Buster Adams
and a double by Steve Mesner
The Beavers tied it up in the
fourth on doubles by Leo Thorn
as and Dick Wenner sandwiched
around a walk to Johnny Bar
rett.
Official Box Score
Beard Brings Crew Home to
Salem for Debut with 5-2
Win Record in Two Series
Home from a successful invasion of the north country where
they won five out of seven games played, the Salem Senators
will show their wares for the first time this season to Waters
park fans at 1:15 Friday night. At that hour thry will engage
the sixth place Vancouver Capilanos, directed by Manager Bill
Brenner.
Pre-game ceremonies, includ
ing the tossing out of the first
ball by Governor Douglas Mc
Kay and raising of the colors are
scheduled for 8 o'clock. There
will be no speech making and
after the players of the two
clubs have been introduced they
will have at it.
With Jim Foster pitching six
hit ball and with Mel Wasle
having a big night offensively
and defensively, Manager Bill
Beard's Solons closed out the
series with the Bremerton Tars
Thursday night on the long end
of the 7-2 count. The series
went to Salem 2 to 1.
Wasley took over the hero s
role at the platter with a double
and three singles an afield turn
ed in the defensive play of the
season when he made a shoe
string catch of Lou Briganti s
fly and then rifled the ball to Al
Spaeter at second for a double
killing. This occurred in the
seventh when the bases were
jammed as the result of two
walks and a hit. The spectacu
lar performance retired the side
without damage insofar as scor
ing was concerned.
The Senators opened with one
run in the first when wasley
singled Wert home. Wert had
reached first when hit on the
foot by a pitched ball. i
The Tars took a 2 to 1 leadj
in their half of the first on two
walks, two hits and an error
After that Foster settled down
and while he issued a total of
seven passes, other than the
seventh he had easy sailing. The
fact that his mates continued
to add to their string was of
material assistance.
Stan Halstead. the losing
pitcher, gave way to Merv Allen
at the start of the eighth and
the Solons picked on him for
three runs in the ninth on hits
by Wasley, Bob Cherry, Larry
Orteig and Bill Beard. An error
figured in the scoring.
In the only other league game
of the night, the Tacoma Tigers
edged Wenatehee 4-3 in 12 in
nings as Joe Orrell walked in
the deciding run with the sacks
loaded. - .-
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PCL Standings
Br United Preui
W L Pet. W L Pet
Hollywood 17 13 .547 Lo Anal 15 1C .484
San Dibo 16 13 .51? Oakland 13 14 .484
4acr m to 16 II .513 In Frtwo 14 17 .4S2
Seattle 16 14 .533 Portland 11 17 .393
RMuItt Thursday
Seattle I, Sacramento I.
Hollywood 7. Oakland 4.
8d n Franc Uco 6, Lot Amtki 3.
Portland 3, San Diego 3.
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Molalla Takes Trophies Given
Three-Way Meet For Cap Golf
In C luaAH Trophies won as a result
' ' T I 1 W I Iho enrin if hnnHirnn U'.rn n u
Silverton Molalla. silverton ed Thursday night during a ban- Pnrllanri Anril ?o fPTha
and Mt. Ancel finished in that ciuft spread at the Salem Golf
i hantrlails will rape Vira aftpr
order Thursday afternoon as they c'ub which was well attended. ;,n
engaged in a three-way track I V" " P pny went 10, Af( crossini! b'a, ,word.
Horses to Run
In Meadows Oval
.ward' ! After Compromise
meet. The winners tallied 73
points. Silverton 42 and Mt.
Angel 36.
Sum
nary:
12. Mt Am. 16
Molalla. RirIpt,
Silverton; Popping,
Harvey Quistad. Clay Carson of,
the slate racing commission and
Dom in the Middle
Dom DiMaggio ot the Red Sox is
tagged out by Athletics catcher
Joe Astroth in what appears to be a traffic jam at home
plate in Boston. Dom ran after being trapped off third after
Johnny Pesky hit to right field. Umpire Art Passarella,
bumped in play, loses cap and starts to fall (in background).
Ted Williams, next Sox batter is at left (No. 9 and No. 24 is
Athletics pitcher Carl Scheib who ran In to back up play.
(AP Wfrepho'to)
Molalla 7.1. Sihfrt.
Low hurdle h Shi
Mt. Antel; Branli.
Molalla. Time. 34 5
Mile Rrlnrh, Molalla: Popping. Molalla:
Lai. Molalla; Anderson, Silverton. Tim.
4.50.
440 Mver. Silverton: Kirk. Molalla:
Oreen, Silverton; Muen. Mt. Angel. Time,
;54 4
100-vard dash Tie for first. Pmnrr
and tianauska. Mt. An-1: tie lor yilid,
Fiwhe, Molalla and Evans, Mt. Angel.
Time. :1 1.2.
220 Srhlewe. Molalla; Penner, Mt. An
sel; Fmrhe. Molalla; Myert, Sllvrrton.
Time. :25.
880 Reis.h, Molalla: Lais. Molalla;
Burhhelt, Mt. Ansel; OUen. Molalla. Time.
2:10.6.
High urrlle! Srhtewe. Mnlnlla: rVarth.
Silverton; Bigler, Mt. Angel; MrOiU. Mo
lalla. Shot put Penner, Mr. Antel. Neprud,
Silverton; D. Penner. Mt. Ansel: Myera,
SUvertbn. DIM ante. 41 feet ' Inrh.
Pole vault Woolsey. Molalla: tie fnr
Ket'oud, La man, Molalla. and Lame. Sil
verton; Hodges. Silverton. Hr:ehl. B Irrt.
Iltgh jump StautlltiBer, Molalla.-. Hrisrh.
Molalla: lied lor third. Bnker. Molalla:
Woolsrv. Molalla and D. Penner, Mt. An
sel. Helsht. S feet 5 Inches. '
Javelin Neprud. Silverton; Latter, Sil
verton; Hedge. Sllvrrton; Norman. Mo
lalla. Distance. 156 leet 4 Inches
Diai-ua Neprud. Silverton: u. primer.
Powell and Bob Burrell, tied for
third while Frank Shafer placed
fifth. The presentations were
made by Tom Wise.
of
Canby Cougars
Nab Triangular
Woodburn Meet
Woodburn-Scorinj; a total of
58 points, the Canby Cougars
took top honors in a triangular
meet here Thursday with Wood
burn and Dallas. Dallas placed
second with 50 'i and Woodburn
came in with 43 'i. Dean Seaton
of Woodburn. took individual
honors when he won four ev
ents, low hurdles, high hurdles,
vrlin and shotput.
The winners: 110 yard dash,
Eriigcr. Dallas. :11.1. 220. Chris
tian. Canby. :25.9. 440, Hoover.
the Portland Meadows, worked
out compromise yesterday by
dividing up the dog racing sea
son. ,
The commission set May 2T
July 16 for the Meadows horse
racing meet, but Kyne said th
windup might come as early as
July 9 to avoid conflict with
meets at Seattle and Vancouver,
BC.
Earlier Kyne had threatened
to abandon horse racinz her
for the season in protest against
dates he said were 'too late."
The Multnomah Kennel club
dog races were set for May 11-
26, July 18-Aug. 20. Aug. 23
Sept. 3 and Sept. 12-Scpt. 19.
inciin""'!Canby- :S6 4- 880' Holdorff, Dal-
Aniel: Hpndr. Sllvrrton
Bmd jump Tie tor ttrn. pr-nner. Mt. las and Irwin. Canby. tied. 2.16
.' . "Il- .""HS: SSI Mile. Holdorff. Dallas. 5:06 2
lalla: Kniu. Sllvertol
3 Ira-he.
880 relav-Moiillt.
Pl.-he. Juktlcel, Mt
Time. 1.31.7.
Your prospect is watching the
ads. Journal Classified.
Anglers Await May Day Opening
The day for which several .of fish, lag number, where and
thousand inclprs have bfen an- W'hen taken.
Baivkl.Jb
Rucker.cf
Thorn a,3b
Barrett.lf
Wenner.rf
Kruc.lb
Burvher.e
7,nk,M
Diblut.p
0 0 1
1 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
m io m ii
Aan Dleto
B H O A
S 1 Clay.er 5 J J 0
S 0 UVMTtM ilia
3 I Atanu.lf 4 110
t f Wect.rf 3 0 1 0
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t 0 Storey, 3b 4 10 1
t 0 Ritchey.c 4 112
2 3 B.Wibm,2b
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xCfwcarart
tA wtl.-on
TotatA S3 1 27 12 Total
a Sinxled for Llivde In flth.
Ran for Rttchey In tb.
a Ran for Eaater In 9tb.
Portland 000 201 000 3
Hits Ill 112 100 9
&n Dieao 002 000 000 2
H1U 013 201 01210
Runs: Thomaj. Barrett. IWenner, Clay,
Meaner. Error: BajUaskt. Left on baxex:
Portland 7, San Dieo 0. To ba hiU:
dhupe. Mrxnrr, Thorn a, Wenner, Xriti,
Burrhr. Doubl play: Ritchrjr o Wll
rn. Thomas to Baln.skl to Burt her,
Lindr to Meaner to Sliupe. BaAn:jklto
Kttig. Time: 2:13. Umpire:, ford, Oordon
and Mutart. Attendance: hkll (official).
Spokane, Jackets
Buy Oakland Men
Oakland. April 28 U.R)The
Oakland Oaks of the Pacific
Coast league yesterday sent two
young righthanders to the West
ern International league.
The Oaks announced that they
had sold John Conanl to Spokane
of the Western International
league and had optioned Keith
Simon to Bremerton of the same
loop.
Idaho Defeats
Missionary Nine
Walla Walla, Wash., April 29
UP) -College of Idaho defeated
Whitman 3-2 in a bob-tailed
Northwest conference baseball
game here yesterday. Rain caus
ed it to be called at the end of
Whitman pitcher, fanned 10 but
received weak support as his
'mates made five errors.
Settle 032 lOfl 200 10 3
Sacramento 000 100 030 S I 3
Fletcher and Ora.uo: Ho:combe, Lier
ntdn 3 and Plumbo
Hallywood 431 COO 0007 11 7
Oakland 000 220 000 a I 1
The first three men in the line
up for the Philadelphia A's in a
game against the St. Louis
Browns last season collected 13
hits.
Sehallock and Una.r. Bandloclc '61; Hit
tie. Wallace l, Zldlch 101, Wllkle I8
and Raimondt.
tan rrenclaco 200 000 303 10 0
Loa Anaelea 000 010 0012 7 2
Brever and Partee: Kelly. Lanlranconl
t and Malone.
Expect 10,000 Fans to
Crowd Far West Debuts
'Br the Aijociated Preaal
At least 10.000 fans are expected for the opening of the class D
Far West Baseball league tonight.
The league's two Oregon teams will Invade California, whose
clubs make up the rest of the
a i
-K- , .... ' The other
Aieaiora,
Official Box Score
Pet-n.1b
Wert, lb
b PUn.M
Wuley.lr
Cherry.cr
Ortrli.rf
8taetr.2b
Beard. c
I'oster.p
TotaU 37 IS 27
x Constant, for
t Rainl walked
Bremerton 2
2 Sabtini.cf 3
0 Br:antl.2b ft
0 Poc'kav.rf 4
OTaylor.If 4
0 J.Sulvn.lb 4
1 Ron Ing e 4
1 Stnird 3b 4
0 Arn'ch,jw. 3
3 HaUled.p 1
Allen. p 0
xOonMntl, 1
rnnRni 0
Totali 32
Allrn in 9th.
for Ha Is ted In
ticipating for weeks will roll
round Sunday, May 1. That is
the official opening dale for
the 1949 fishing season (with
certain exceptions) and some
100,00 fishermen with high
hopes will seek their favorite
streams and lakes. The state
game commission has sold 260.-
000 licenses to the estimate of
1C0. 000 for the opening day ex
ercises should not be far off.
Because of the keen competi
tion for the most likely fishing
holes, hundreds of anglers will
not take advantage of the open
ing day but will wait until con
ditions are less crowded.
The daily limit of 10 trout
but not over 15 pounds and one
fish is still in effect.
Because of the volume of
snow water coming out of the
mountains, first day catches are
not expected to be phenomenal.
The game commission requests
that tagged fish that are caught
should be reported as to length
7th.
Salem. 100 003 1037
Bremerton 300 000 0003
Error: Wtert. Patrr. Sullivan. Foster.
InniriM pitched, t: at bat oil. 33: hiu off.
6: run. scored. olf. 3: earned run. 3. 80
. i. b.wev on ball off. 7. Ha late ad. tn
mnta pitched. 7: ai bat off. 30: hit oil.
t run scored off. 4: earned runa. 4:
SO br, 0. baea on ball off. 6. Allen, In
nlni pitched. 3: at bat oft. 11: hit off.
run wored off. 3; earned run. 3: SO
or. 0: bae on ball off, 0. Hit by pitcher.
Wort by HalMend. LIt on baex. Salrm
11, Bremerton 10. Two baM hits: Ron
nina. Waley. Ch'rry. Runa batted In:
Wasley, Cherry 3. Foster. Tavlor. Ronntnr.
Orteit, Beard. Sacrifice: B. Peterson. S'ol
n bn.e. Wulrr, Double play: Brltantt
to Snll:van. Wasley to Bud Peterson. B
hn lint to Ronmna. Time: 3 00. Umpire:
Htuband and B.iham.
Among the observers was Amos
Alonzo Stagg, the "grand old
man" of the gridiron and father
of Paul Stagg, Pacific coach.
Another practice game between
the two teams is set for next
Thursday at Pacific.
niatinr IS feet
Low hurdles. Seaton. Woodburn
JSSS: SaiveVton: 1 :25.7. High hurdles. Seaton,
Woodburn. :18.3. Javelin. Sea
ton, Woodburn. 127-8. Shot. Sea
ton. Woodburn. 38 feet. Discus,
Krueer. Canbv. 108.2. Pole
vault. Fisher, Dallas. 9 feet. '
High jump. Krupika, Woodburn.
5-2. Broad ump, Bair, Canby.
18-3 4. Relay, Canby (Bair. Kee,
Christian, Hoover), Dallas,
Woodburn.
are eligible to play.
Numerous exceptions to the
general regulations are contain
ed in the 35 page booklet com
piled bv the commission for
distribution. To avoid compila
tions fishermen should carry a
copy.
The commission's first fishing
bulletin of the season predicted
good luck in all Tillamook coun
ty streams, in the Metolius
river, the Salmon river, the Me
Kenzie river, Gales Creek, and
various other streams.
The outlook by districts:
Willamette Valley.
Lane county Eugene: water ;
conditions on McKenzie river i
normal. Brown and blue up
rights hatching. Horse Creek,!
Blue river south fork slightly i
high. Anglers In McKenzie area
requested to fill out catch
records. Prospects good. I
Deschutes area.
Deschutes river below
Crooked river slightly muddy!
but clearing. Bend to Crooked i
river prospects good, wickiup
to Bend water high, slightly
rnurky. Prospects fair.
Metolius river excellent.
Wickiup reservoir fair
Water high.
Little Deschutes prospects
A practice session' poor, water very high. River
over banks.
Suttle and Blue Lakes
prospects good.
Most, other lakes in area
still frozen over.
Coastal section.
Lincoln county Salmon
and clear. Prospects
Tillamook county all
streams in Tillamook county are
low and clear at this time, and PaI .RnlnrC
vpH
good many trout observed
jumping. Best prospects for
trout angling will be the Wil
son, Trask, Nestucca, Kiichis.
and Nahalem. Trolling for sal
mon in Tillanook Bay should
be good.
Try Spring Grid
Portland, April 29 UP Foot
ball stuck its foot into the
sports door here yesterday as
the University of Portland roll
ed over Pacific university. 35
0. in a spring training workout.
Ask TED STARK
li
Sunday Practice
Set for Juniors
Woodburn
has been called at Legion park
for the candidates for the 1949
American Legion junior base
ball squad this Sunday in Wood
burn. The coach of the crew. Pete
DeGuire, points out that all play
ers 17 years of age or younger, river low
1 eood.
,.000 200 too 000-1 I 3
Wenatehee
T aroma .301 000 000 0014 I
Orrell and Praut. Snell and Warren,
Holme
fniir tnamf Viai'as
Ore., will play at'.ri,i. ,.,. .k .
Vallejo: Willows will meet San- jor ,e outfits -Marvsvilie
Ifc Rosa: Redding W!ll travel to wltn the Boston BVHi Reddin
Marysville and Klamath Falls.with ,he s, Loui Browns. Wil
Ore. will be enlertamed by low, wjth the s, Louij Cardj.
11 !? . . ., nals and Klamath Falls with the
r'.1"""" : Philadelphia Phillies.
Last season's pennant winner.
the league should draw double
its season attendance of 200,
000 fans last year. A 126-game
schedule will be played. .
Four clubs Santa Rosa. Pitts
burg. Vallejo and Medford will.
operate independently.
Oroville, is now out of the
league. Its franchise was pur
chased from the Boston Red Sox
by Phil Jones and moved to
Vallejo.
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