Coach Takes Officials to Task
18 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, Sept. 22. 1949
Stars Clinch Sure Tie
For Coast Loop Pennant
I Mr aha AaaoclaVfd Pnul
Th. Hollywood Stan have as
cured themselves of at least a
tla lor the Pacific Coast
League pennant, but they had
to work overtime to let It.
The situation grew hotter
than a day on the equator last
night, with second place Oak
land losing to Portland In a 13
Inning marathon and Hollywood
taking 11 innings to dispose of
Seattle.
By the time the smoke
leared, Hollywood was five
games up on the Acorns with
five games remaining on the
schedule. And In both cases
It was first class baseball, even
by Major league standards.
Bespectacled Gordy Maltz
berger, who looks more like an
accounting clerk than a base
ball pitcher, toiled the full 11
innings for Hollywood, giving
up eight scattered hits. Guy
Fletcher, Seattle's 23 game win
ner, went 10 Innings for the
Rainlers.
Seattle punched across a freak
run In the top of the 11th, but
Hollywood came back in the
bottom half to load the bases.
Frank Kelleher singled the first
pitch from Charley Schanz, Flet
cher's relief, sending in two runs
and winning the ball game, 2 to
1.
At Oakland, the proceedings
were even more grotesque,
Frank Austin's line drive single
in the 13th drove in two runs to
give Portland a 8 to 5 victory
Joe Brovia's pinch hit homer
In the ninth tied the game up
with three Oakland runs. Port
land used three pitchers, the
Oaks two.
Hollywood can win the flag
outright by winning tonight.
Elsewhere on the circuit, the
San Diego Padres edged Los An
geles, 5 to 4 and Sacramento
dumped San Francisco, 5 to 8
Orestes Minoso's long fly
scored Bobby Wilson with the
winning run in the ninth as San
Diego's Kewpie Dick Barrett
hung up his 11th triumph of the
season.
Thursday night's schedule and
probable starters:
San Francisco (Con Dempsey,
17-13) at Sacramento (Ken Hql
eombe, 18-10).
Seattle (Denny Gatehouse, 10-
J at Hollywood (Willie Rams
dell, 17-12).
Los Angeles (Cal McLIsh, 7
11) at San Diego (Red Adams,
8-8).
Portland (unavailable) at
Oakland (Milo Candlnl, 19-9).
Official Box
PCL Standings
(By ttia Aaaclta4 Preaa)
w L Pet. W t. Pet.
Hollnvood 104 76 .583 San Dlaio M 89 .511
Oakland 101 81 .655 Ban Fran 84 98 .482
Saeramnto 9T 85 .533 Portland 83 99 .438
Saattla 91 99 .511 LoaAnaU 31111.390
Rtsalti Wednesday
Portland 8. Oakland S. fit lnntnaa)
Hollywood 2, Scattja 1. '11 lnnlnia,
Aaeramanto 5, San Pranclaco 1.
San Otaio I, Loa Anctlea 4.
By DINK TEMPLETON
San Francisco, Sept. 22 U.M
If the games In the San Francis
co bay area are any indication,
the new football substitution
rule is going to become one of
the most unpopular In the book.
The rules committee during
the winter decided against the
single substitution while the
clock was running this year, but
instead of prohibiting it, they
Just sock a five-yard penalty
every time the coach runs in a
new man.
It is called delaying the
game. But the delay actually
comes from the Infliction of
the penalty, and the crowds
have booec lustily every time
the referee started marching.
In the Oregon-St. Mary's tilt,
Coach Jim Aiken receipted for
the five-yard penalty 18 times,
just so he could sent In man.
fill! fit HfliTIP Marty Marlon, of the Cards, is tagged out
VUI Ul IIUIIIW t home plate by Dodger catcher Roy Cam
panella In the first Inning of the St. Louis-Brooklyn game
played in St. Louis. Umpire Stewart is calling the play. The
Cardinals won 1-0. (Acme Telephoto)
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Football Shorts
In 1921-23, Gil Dobie pro
duced three undefeated, untied
football teams in a row for
Cornell.
Notre Dame has had nine
undefeated and untied football
seasons since the sport was intro
duced In 1887.
Crystal Gazer Selects
Top West Coast Games
The crowd was disgusted with
the penalties.
It certainly makes the game
look like more and more of an
officials' procession.
After the week-end openers,
the only real mystery in this
region is: How can Cat get
away with being off-side
without ever being called?
Why can't the headlinesman
see Cal offside?
It's been going on for three
years now, but after what those
midwest officials did in calling
the Bears at Pasadena on Jan. 1,
no one thought they'd still be
getting away with it at Berkeley.
Rival coaches have been
unrolling the movies and cry
ing their eyes out. Last Sat
urday all the scouts were up
set, and generally they pay
no attention to 1 i 1 1 1 e things
like offsides. Some say the sun
gets in the head linesman's
eyes over at Berkeley, and
why don't they get on the oth
er side of the field?
Others are certain that the
large and vociferous Cal rooting
section right behind the lines
man ii enough to make jilm
think three times before he
throws his hankie and the last
think is too late.
It isn't a coached beating of
the ball, because It's always
just one or two men. Anyway,
the other schools are getting a
little riled with it and figure
Ab Curtis, the new commis
sioner of officials, ought to
get a look and then Issue a
special memorandum to Cal
head linesmen.
In nine seasons under Gil
Dobie, Washington never lost a
football game.
San Francisco, Sept. 22 W)
The Far West comes up with an
impressive slate of top and what
shape as close football games
this week-end. peering into a
still gleaming (17 wins, 4 losses
and 1 tie last week) chystal ball
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In the important Saturday en
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to trim Navy and Stanford to
beat Harvard. It's the initial
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this season. They finished sky
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and USC holding Notre Dame
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Stanford by 13.
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College of the Pacific over
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Willamette over Central Wash
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Saturday:
California over St. Mary's by
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Minnesota over Washington
(at Minneapolis) by 8.
UCLA over Iowa (at Iowa
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Washington State over Mon
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Oregon over Idaho by 7.
Oregon State over Utah (at
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