1-Capltal iournairSalem, Oregon, Monday, July 18, 1949
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Hold Your Hats
Larry Dnby, Cleveland Indians' center
fielder, clasps his cap as be scares from
third on A's pitcher Alex Kellner's wild pitch in the third
inning of game with Philadelphia. Catcher Fermin Guerra
recovered the ball and threw to Kellner covering home. Ray
Boone (left) urges Doby on as Umpire Charles Berry calls
the play. Cleveland increased their second place lead by de
feating Philadelphia A's 7 to 1. (AP Wirephoto)
Bucky Worries Over Nats
Showing, Relied Hurler s
New York, July 16 (UP)
Square-jawed Bucky Walters
was a puzzled man today and
what put the Cincinnati mana
ger on the ropes had nothing to
do with the , reasons why his
Reds were mired deep in the
second division.
As far as the Reds were con
cerned, their trouBles were ob
vlous to anybody who ever had
seen a basebal and no comment
was necessary or forthcoming
from Walters.
But Bucky, along with a lot
of other national leaguers, was
trying to figure why so few pit
chers can make good in relief
roles.
"They're both a puzzle to me,"
Walters admitted. "As for the
All-Star game, it can't be the
breaks because you'd think
breaks would even up somei
time. Maybe It's because we Just
don't have those big hitters to
bring 'em across."
As for the lack of good relief
pitchers, Walters allowed that
it must be a mental problem.
Certainly it Is inexplicable why,
in the case of a starter like Don
Newcombe, he can't survive the
hail of baseballs when he is cal
led as a fireman,
"I know, because I never was
any good as a relief pitcher,"
Walters explained.
"I remember one time we
were at the Polo Grounds and
Bill McKechnle started looking
down the bench for a reliefer,"
Bucky smiled.
The big fellow pointed at his
chest and said:
"How about ma, Bill, I'm
ready."
Bucky chuckled and recalled:
"I went out there and boom,
boom, boom. They had three
runs so quick it made me blink
as I walked to the showers."
McKechnie stamped into the
clubhouse after the game, hunt
ed up Walters where he was sit
ting far back in a corner of the
aressing room, and shook his
finger at Bucky while he snort-1
ed:
"The next time I look for a
relief pitcher, Don't you open
your big mouth."
Catcher Slattery
Succumbs at 71
Boston, July 18 (U.R) Jack
Slattery, who once managed the
Boston Braves and caught for
four American league clubs, died
yesterday at the age of 71.
Slattery made his major league
debut with the Boston Red Sox
in 1903 and later played with
Washington, the Chicago White
Sox and St. Louis Browns. The
Braves gave him a one-year man
agerial contract in 1928 but he
resigned in May of the same year
and was succeeded by Rogers
Hornsby.
Beavertown Golfers Edge
Salem in Weekend Matches
Salem and Corvallis golf squads, playing a home and home
program Sunday, broke even insofar as wins are concerned
However, the Corvallis divot takers scored the greater number
of total points, 60 to 51.
Each squad won on its home greens. Corvallis outscored Salem
at Corvallis, 35 to 13, while the
local club swingers outpointed
the visitors, 38 to 25. Dr. Quis
enberry of Corvallis was medal
ist with 74. Dick Phipps of the
Salem squad, was low here with
his 77.
Corvnllfi results:
Corvnttln 3il)
K. Cooper 3
Durdan 1 Hi
Miller 3'i
con tin '4
Ben son 3
QilU'tTbry 1
J. Cooper 3
Ball 2
Aubry I
HunseH 3
Dally 2
mason lVfc
Hlnkeley 3
Hlnvall 3
MUltlcen 3
Foster 0
Balem result:
Hut fin XA)
Herberger W
Phipps 3
narllctt 3
wade 1
Goodwin 3
Ml klU W
Thomson 3
(IX) PUIem
0 Dr. Oiriwa
1' Hendrif
Mi Williams
2'i Balrlock
0 Clark
0 King
0 Kenyan
1 Baxter
a Allev
Coppock
I McAllister
1 Hi Pish
0 KletisliiR
0 Wr titer
0 Johnston
3 Hodges
(tft) CorT.HIs
3Vi Moore
0 Chai. Tharp
Claude Tharp
3 Wallace
0 Gray
21 Babb
0 Stone
Ousts f son 24
Hill 0
Bodmer 0
Filler 3
Wltlenberger IM
Hub 3
McCrary 3
Kremrn 3
Woodrv 3
Helterliiifl 3
Varley 3
Clnrk 3
Weeks 1
Vj Whippo
3 Laws
3 Thomas
0 Humph rev
V Woodcock
0 Jenkins
0 Daniels
I Minor
0 Coons
0 Johnson
0 Austin
1 Nelson
3 Mcintosh
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Jary's Softball Girls
Make Waters Park Date
One of the few home appear-'
ances of the Jary Softball girls'
team has been scheduled for
July 26th at Waters Park when
the Salem Softball crew win
meet Portland's Lind florist
squad.
Betty Evans, whose excep
tional pitching has won her a
nationwide reputation, will con
trol the hill for the Portlanders.
She will face with Jackie Gard
ner or Lavonna Shotwell for the
Jary crew.
Despite the reputation of
Miss Evans, the Gardner and
Shotwell mound combination
is not expected to be an easy
mark for the Lind florists. The
Salem pair have brought their
team through the schedule of
games In the Portland league
thus far without a single defeat.
The Lind team has just re
turned from a three-weeks tour
of the south where the girls
played 26 games against such
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The Jary team has been
priming for a shot at the Lind
squad for the right to act as
host team to the world cham
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will be held in Portland in
September.
Betty Leaves Ted
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wealthy camera manufacturer
husband, have parted. Betty
blamed herself for the rift and
added she had no plans for di
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Waitkus to Go
Home for Rest
Chicago, July 18 (U.PJ Eddie
Waitkus went home yesterday
more than a month after he
was shot by a demented girl
fan.
The Philadelphia Phillies'
star first baseman will be out
of the line-up for "quite some
time," a spokesman at the Bil
lings Memorial hospital here
said.
Surgeons removed the .22
caliber bullet from Waitkus'
cheat during his stay at the
hospital.
His assailant, 19-year-old
Ruth Steinhagen, has been
declared insane and commit
ted to a mental hospital.
Portland School Burns
Portland, July 18 W Part of
a wooden grade school, built in
1943, was destroyed by fire last
midnight. The loss was esti
mated at about $18,000. The
building was a block-long, one-
story portable, built next to the
42-year-old George elementary
school to accomodate the war
time increase of students.
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