12 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon. Mondar,May9,J9nlll!)j.
Wellman Blanks
Hammond 431.
aUa Baal Raia ) TiTlM aftt, Oil
Binar SSI. Uorlartr 431. Louiir 4JI,
Ty'a 460. Whlltakar WaUinff (1 BIiMd
191. Lcwlaaa 414. Whlltakar 414, LDo.
V. 313. B titr 44ft.
Tba Jawal Bi ) oa H. Olahn
AST. HrAUUtar 3ft. Tactiida 31. Waiy
411. OUh A Baavaa Ul Kalir 431. HIM
4. Hon 403. siorru ssi, Jorr 441.
Una Car (t Polk Stl. Morton
IS Wiunn J rindn 451. Llnd 411.
Aaund CamlNiellaN t-Btraw 41 T. Sim
mono 479, Baylor 431, Straw SOD, Nixon
41S.
(cry '8j Bartnolomtv aaa. wwia aia.
CftmirOB 412. Moody 374. UtlvoIMQ Ml.
Portlanders for
Mt. Angel, 8-0
Mt. Angel The Mt. Angel
MEftL'VHTtLI LEAGI'I NO. t Tht Wll
.ird Alt Ttlt Mtra POttOd HJ0 fttrlM
t til It J Olnt. Sr. of tUt Rod o4 Gun
yprt nabtKd lodlvidual hooori with
i MM and 234 ft DM.
ticbfltlsl Olltrt ( twu Ml, H ird
Bmua S3. Jtrrr.M S74. R4 A tin
CI ab (Si Brant 4M. Ooin S, .Tu trail
404, Irt.and 43ft. 01nr. Ar. ft0.
Ilalr Httl CoifM ftht U Trull
Hi mora S13. Oiniy, Jr. 61 0. Uor.tr
4?, Aciim.dt AOS. WllUtd Art Tltt
W. Willard SIS. Loiaa Rom ftOS, Hart
WU 411. P. W.lltld' Sift.
Hlir Co. (II Wackfi. 49T, Mll
rd M. Oriarrlnfion 43. Fichu 411.
HMMn Mr Warka D WaUon ft4.
Or.'dno' SA. LawlaM 111. La Dow 443,
a. . . A A i t t A
NEW POR1ABLES
Up to 3 months rental al
lowed toward purchase.
Exclusive representative
for the Royal Standard.
Prcp blanked Central Catholic
of Portland Sunday, 8-0 behind
the four-hit hurling of Wellman
who walked two and struck out
five. L. Traeger and Nosack
each hit 3 for 4 with the former
clouting a homer and a triple.
Each one drove in three tallies.
Nobody knows who first made
glass, but glass beadi have been
found In' Egyptian graves be-j
lieved to date back 4.000 years.)
KAY TYPEWRITER CO.
1ST Court
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The Prepi will play Salem
(here Friday. '
Cent. Calh 000 000 00 4 1
Mt. Angel 130 004 x 8 11 1
Here's Good News!
Ciceg. Delaney (2), Moffen-
bier (6) and Cassidy, Modum
(71; Wellman and L. Traeger.
SCORES in the ALLEYS
Dlahna 431. Hlrkmtn 4M- National Bat.
Ring
In the
Steve Brooks proudly sits aitriHe "
tucky Derby winning mount, Ponder (left). In
the winner's circle at Churchill Downs race trac, ..uu.., .. ..,
Ky. Trainer Ben Jones Is shown holding halter. (Acme
Telephnln)
Giants Ride Win Streak;
Champs Bow to Senators
New York. May B (U. For folks who think there are 15 better
pitching staffs in the majors, it may come as a shock today to
learn that the big four New York Giant starting pitchers have
turned in 11 complete games
More than any other team in
either league.
Manager Leo Durocher has
stuck to Just four starters, Larry
Jansen, Clint Hartung Sheldon
Jones and Montie Kennedy, few
er than any other team, and they
have come through in an almost
spectacular manner.
Riding a six-game winning
streak, the Giants moved into
first place yesterday when Lar
ry Jansen scattered 11 hits In a
10 to 1 victory over the Cubs al
New York.
The Pirates upset the Braves,
8 to 3 and 11 to 8, Cliff Cham
bers winning the opener with
relief help from Bob Muncrief.
Brooklyn came from behind
with four runs in the seventh
to beat the Cardinals, 8 to 7.
scoring the winning run on a
double play.
The Reds beat the Phils, 14
to 7, in a fantastic 12-inning
game at Philadelphia then lost
the second game, 8 to 1, short
ened to six Innings because of
the curfew
The Yankees extended their
American league to four full
games, beating the Tigers 12 to
0, on Lefty Tommy Byrne's two-
hit pitching at Detroit.
The astonishing Senators
drubbed the Indians, 7 to 3 and
2 to 0. First rate Scarborough
then S I d Hudson turned in
ereditable pitching performances
for their second victories. Pitch
er Gene Bearden suffered a pull
ed leg muscle and will be lost to
the Indians for at least 10 days
and Manager Lou Boudreau was
hit on the elbow by a pitched
ball and had to leave the first
game.
The Red Sox won a pair at
St. Louis, 10 to 8 In 13 innings,
and 4 to 3 in eight, as the
Browns' losing streak was ex
tended to 10 games.
The White Sox rapped out an
11 to 3 victory over the Ath
letics at Chicago but Philadel
phia countered with three runs
In the eighth to win the second
game, S to 2.
Major Standings
( United Proul
NATIONAL LEAGI'I
W L Pet.
Nr-w York 13 1 I 33 Clnelnn'tl
Brooklyn 11 I .379 Pltuibiirih
Bnaton 11 .5S0 Si. LoiiU
Phllidol. 10 U .474 Chlcoio
AMKRICAN I.KAOl'S
W L. Pet.
Nw York 13 4 .730 PhlltdH.
Cleveland t I .600 Waahlns.
Detroit 10 1 .383 Bolton
Chleaao 10 14 .100 St. Lout
RtBNlta Sonday
W L Pet
IS 10 .474
I 11 .430
7 10 .413
7 10 .413
W L Pet
If 11 .478
10 11 .476
2 Names Added
To Hall of Fame
Cooperstown. N.Y., May 9 0J.R)
The doors of baseball's Hall of
Fame swung open today to ad
mit Mordecai (Three-fingered)
Brown and Charles (Kid) Nich
ols, two famous hurlcrs of yesteryear.
Election of Nichols and
Brown by the permanent Hall
of Fame committee brough to 8
the total number of players now
enshrined in baseball's Hall of
Fame here.
Mcrcanllla lacita Na. 1 Trie Wvnroop
and Blair team arorad tha top atriei of
3S49. Biflfr of Partflc Fruit pointed a
51 aerlei whil M:lier of tha K 01 C team
nred a 323 game.
Heavercraft -oi -Wllea 431, Plh 440.
Mnlein 343. Morrl-i 410. MrKlnney 10,
LatKfrit 38S. Knlahti or Pythian f 3 - -
Ueralur 331. Judion 544. Schledel 391, El
wood 3S3, Ticblda SSI. Uaen S33.
Builck a -3 Oeddei 410, Lawieaa 490.
Oabat 493, Ron 503. Logan 533. Railway
KxprcPR (0i Hudon 44S. Laka 310, Et-
ler 413. Link S33, Walla 494.
Wyncoop St Rlair '2i Krejcl S3. Ullner
19. Stone -431. Mllford 49. Mllla 46.
Lucky Hen a tor fit Jones 4B,- Olne". ,r.
513, Albrlcb 493. Brant 514, Olney, Sr.,
541.
Balern Title Co. '1)--Leiterinn 3.
Beutell 381. Pierce 431, S'ewart 444. Pot
ter 53. PBLfilC PTUlt Co. Ill DM. Ale
ihlra 41, Rmlth 430, Ireland 513, Haagea
on 469. Bliler SSI.
Knlalita ol coiumbua (31 Slralton 41S.
Parrar 531, Rlchea S33. M. Miller 4.1 S, J.
Miller 54S. Salem Art Tile Co. IiLeach
Fiedler 431. Cam d bell 46S. ' Sauera
431. Portar 533.
Senator Hotel Coffee Shop 'I i- P.
Smith. 531, Uathls 514. UcAUlater 411.
Duckpin Bowling
if:amkleie Reaallal
NATIONAL I.KAttt'S
St. Loula 1, Brooklyn I.
PltlJibumh S-U, Boil on 3-1.
Chicago 1, New York 10.
Cmcinnall 14-1. Philadelphia t-i 'lit
tame, 13 Innlnaa; 3nd a a me, called end
9ih, Sunday taw.)
AMERICAN I.rACil'B
New York 13. Detroit 0
Waahlnaton 7-3. Clveland 1-0.
Philadelphia. 3-1. Chlcaao 11-3.
Bo ton 10-4, St. LouU t-l lat aame,
3 innlnaa; 3nd nmt. called and llh.
da i knejwt
nfll.LVWOOn MFN'iI LfAtilF The
Quality Car team acored top lame and
Aerie mart. Friday nUht With an S33
I4mp and 3414 rlw. Vernon Ht ill tallied
a 345 aerlea and Royal Pawley a 303
am.
Rahland'a Variety (I) Pawley 494.
Banmaart 43. VanDrll 375. Creaay 42S.
r.rhola 393. Tip Top (III Cooler 335. Frank
401. Alderman 4110. Miller 359, bye 341.
Terminal Ira (ft Son 7. a 3SS, Throne
berry 398. Snntee 3.14. ALtenbarry 389,
Ollmore 311. Ildle'a Jewelry (II-Hale 383.
C;mlilni 311, Reed 395, Morian 399, Creia
fll 317.
Orer Palnlera !) Alderln 310, Dero
tler 133. Aldenn 333. Orey 304. Rnon 388
Warren's Radi (-. - M. Hlirmnn 309.
Khif 317. C. Haarman 33, Hurd 311,
Lauder beck 303.
Z eb'a Cara 7,eeb 4n. a Ik 388.
Huntley 108. Carr 318. Boon 333. Qaaltlv
Cara (II Campbell 433. Wenlnn 531, Si 111
MS. P. SnH trove 4. B. Fneltrove 452.
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