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THE CAPITAL ioUBNAL, Salem, Oregon
Page 17
Another Two-Hitter Tossed
In Pacific Coast League
By SCOTT BAILLIE
' San Francisco fll.B fwo
kitten are felting almost as
common In the Pacific Coast
Lcapie as two-buck bettors at
your nearest horse parlor.
Eddie Chandler of the Los
Angeles Angels was the latest
hurler to Join that once-exclu-plve
circle last night when he
set Hollywood down with a
brace of hits and also shoved
them out of first place. The
Angels took over sole posses
sion of the top spot by virtue
of their S-l victory over the
Twinks.
And that makes the fourth
two-bit ball game racked up
In the PCL In only the third
week of the race. Other
; who have spun near master
piece are Al Gettel of Oak
land, Roger Osenbaugn of
Sacramento and Mel Queen
of Hollywood. Mel register
ed his against the Seraphs
' on Tuesday.
In other games, the improv
ed Sacramento Solons downed
Seattle for the second straight
time, 5-4, and San Francisco
outlasted Oakland, 11 to 10,
In an 11-lnning scramble that
left the Acorns all alone in
the cellar. San Diego and
Portland sat this one out, hav
ing played their regularly
scheduled contest as part of
double header on Tuesday.
Tom Saffell touched
Chandler for a single lu the
first Inning and then the
strong righthander set down
the next 22 Hollywood bat
ters. Gene Handley of the
Stars broke the spell with a
single In the eighth and
cored on a fly by Eddie
Malone.
Sacramento blasted four
runs across the plate in the
ninth to plummet the Rainiers
down to third place. Trailing
4-1 In that frame, the Solons
got started when Eddie Bock
man worked Steve Nagy for a
pass.
The Seals took their third
straight from Oakland by
coring an unearned run In
the top of the eleventh Just
as the storekeepers had sent
out for more blanks.
The game, which ground on
Prizes for
Biggest Fish
At Lebanon
Lebanon Three local sport
ing goods firms are offering
prizes for the opening day of
fishing to the angler bringing
in the biggest trout.
Merchandise prizes of $10
and $5 for the two largest fish
will be given by Bill and Caps
Sporting storet Santiam Sport
ing Goods will present a dozen
flies to the person bringing
home the biggest fresh water
trout; Cascade Fly company Is
giving a $5 merchandise order
to the angler displaying the
trout closest to 14 inches long,
and the Lebanon Express pro
mises a year's subscription to
the angler with the nicest limit
catch taken on opening day.
Yesterday's Stars
(Br Tit Associated PrwuO
Fitch.ni- Curt ainraonj, Philadelphia
Phlli, held the New York Glanta to fiv
felt and itruck out flva In winning, 8-1.
Bit tintCarl Purtllo, Brooklyn Dod
gers, tlnrled twice and homered In four
tlmei up atalnst the nuekleball pitch
ing of Johnny Llndell u Brooklyn beat
FlttJtburch, 43.
PCL STANDINGS
MClriC COAST LEAGUE
W X. Pet. w I. .i
Lu Anti u i .iu su Tin i s .too
Holly.4 11 .647 Sac. 1 I .Ml
Seattle II .615 S. Dleio 4 11 .160
ForUud . .100 Oakland II Jit
Welneedar'a Beaalts:
Bin Francisco 11, Oakland 10 (11 Inn.)
Loi Anaelea I, Hollywood 1. ,
Sacramento I, Bealtlt 4.
Ms other nuti scheduled.
for three hours and 38 min
utes, was a see-saw affair
which saw the Seals blow a
four run lead in the third. Not
to be outdone, the Oaks piled
up six runs in the sixth to go
ahead 10-9 in that frame, then
fell apart in the eighth.
Sacraminto , ooo loo 0044 I 1
Seoul 000 101 000-4
ecnani. Lorlno (I . Basse (I). John-
on is ana winter, Rltchey (I) (Hear,
uovnoo iv ana vrteu.
Loa Anielea 010 MI 000 I 1
Hoiirwood ooo ooo oio l i i
cnandler and jrvans; Mutuary Oaorlo
ir ana Braian, asaiono 9.
San Vrancluo 031 ooi 140 0111 II S
Oakland , 004 OOI OOO 0011 13 S
(11 lnnlnia). Boemlar. Bradford III.
aiuucrlef , McNulty (I), donah (I)
and Hosiers. Tornar (II: Bambereer.
Van Curt (ii, Dienmann (I) and Noel
oertoiomie 111.
Castle Rock
Looking for
Football Coach
Castle Rock, Wash. OJiJ
Local high school officials to
day were considering applica
tions for the Job of head foot
ball coach. Ted Hippi resigned
yesterday to accept a football
and basketball coaching assign
ment at Centralis high.
Hippi will take over at Cen
tralis next fall. .
The 38-year-old mentor was
graduated from Linfield col
lege. He has coached at Day
ton and Myrtle Creek, Ore.
Lincoln Leads
Portland Preps
Portland UP) Lincoln high
school nosed out Roosevelt, 1-0,
Wednesday to continue atop
the Portland Prep league, un
defeated in five games. Grant,
a 0-1 winner over Washington,
was a game behind.
Still in the running for Port
land's second spot in the state
baseball tournament are Jef
ferson and Cleveland, each a
I game behind Grant.
Perez Pens Letter
To Salem Senator
President Williams
Connie Perez, popular Salem
Senator player who has been
stuck in Cuba for weeks at
tempting to straighten things
out with immigration officials,
is thought to be on his way
here by now. But as of Tues
day. Perez was still stranded
in Cuba,, and wrote this letter
to Salem Senator president
Bruce Williams:
Dear Friend.
I am ready to report but
the vis is not in the Ameri
can Embassy.
I go every day to see it I
have the visa.
That Was No
Mouse-It Was
Baby Gopher
. Portland )- That was no
mouse that excited the women
at the opening Coast League
baseball game here Tuesday, a
small boy explained Wednes
day. It was a baby gopher, said
Reed Robblns, an eighth grad
er, who said he captured the
rodent when it ran across a
sidewalk as he was on his way
to the ball game.
Once there, the animal got
too active in his pocket, so he
I practice every day and
I am in good shape. Sincere
ly yours, Conrade Peres.
put it on the grandstand rail
ing, he said. The rodent ran
along the railing, upsetting
women in the box seats.
Their screams did not stop
untti Andy Cook, vice presi
dent of the Portland Beavers,
captured and ejected the ani
Pung Wins 1st
Pro Golf Meet
Palm Springs, Calif. W :
A Jovial mother of two daugh
ters, Mrs. Jackie Pung of Hon
olulu, has won her first pro
750 first prize. .
She shot 73-72-143 to win
the first annual Palm Springs
Women's Open over the 6,543
yard Tamarisk County Club
course. Her final round Wed
nesday was even par. Mrs.
Aussies Almost
Sure to Get
1956 Olympics
Mexico City (VP) With' Mel
bourne apparently certain of
getting the 1958 Olympic
Games, the International
Olympic Committee Thursday
was reported ready to turn to
such matters as professional
ism and size of participating
squads.
Delegates in "don't-quote-
Pung turned pro Feb. 14. She
was the women's National Am
ateur champion last year.
Second place and $340 went
to Betsy Rawls, Spartanburg,
S. C, who broke the course
record with 70. She had 77
the first day for 147.
mt-but " comments said Wed
nesday that Melbourne seemed
a cinch to be the host to the
next Olympics.
Avery Brundage, president
of the OIC, indicated as much
when he told a reporter that if
Melbourne does not get the
games, it would be virtually
impossible for the current
meeting to select another sit.
The major object ef the cur
rent meeting, first ef Its kind
ever held in Latin America,
was to select a site. .
Dr. Will J. Thompsca
OptawXMtriat Offfe eUapemel
at Blverda!
Examination In Afternoon or
i Eve. by Appointment -fa.
Appointment Phone. 44057
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A GENERAL MOTORS MASTERPIECE
SCORES in the ALLEYS
Capitol Alleys
AUTOMOTIVE LBAOUS
Stan Baker (l H. Nlcholla 411, P.
Patterson HI, C. Qrabenhorst 440, B.
Torteion 433, H. Stllfler 496. Salaaa
Aula Parti (I)F. Ohern 431, V. II
atrand 351, R. Laymen 131, U Spanca
317, D. Stelnke 341.
Vallar Motor Ceeapasy () J. farley
SM, O. Schroyer 468, A. Holme ill, L.
Myera 433, B. Bullock 447. Una Anna
Service It) Y. Barbar 497, J. Hopflnier
415, M. Hammond til, K, Nalaon 411,
K. Haye 646.
Loder Brathera (S) A. Baumlart 411,
P. Chakarun 406, B. Solum 446, B. Kel
ler 477. a. Surratt 411. Snteck Motor
Company (1) A. Walen 407, X. Burton
31, B. Shuck SS3, B. Orlc.ua 414, u.
wisaer 463.
Standard Stallone (4) C. Oleaen HI.
3. Frleaen 471, E. Henkel 461, I. Lotsn
III. D, woodry III. croeroil Texaee te
W. Edmlniter 411. J. Abby 444, D.
Boon 473, B. Crarcrott 146, J. Craorolt
434.
Blaster Service Stallone (11 H. Dutolt
490. H. Wilkin 416. B. Keen 134. R. Hoy
476, O. tlehroeder 413. Salens Aatapaoblla
Caaapanr (S D. southerly 481, D.
White 101, R. Qunn S67, B. Douvherty
473. D. Bused 418.
Hlah team tame Salem Automobile
Company, 687. Hlah team aerlee stand
ard station. 3o63. man ind. at me
Jesa Parley of Valley oMtor Company.
240. Hujh Jnd. aerlea Ed Lot an of
Standard Station!, III.
KAJOB UAGUS
Brennan Troo Service (8 T. Bren
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40, J. Nubar 640, L. Oalund 163. Baslek
Grocers (1 E. Clark 151. R. Parley
455. B. Ryai ill, J. OeBow 637, W. Wast
410.
Thrlrtway Cleanara (I) J. Bona 159,
as. MeFarlane jji. j. oiney 464. T. Bla
ler 693, P. Evans 170. Northwaat Peal-
try 1 M. llyera 114, H. Ryana 111, J.
Hinder M, R. Meier III, a. olodt 111,
wainm uur Bawl w N. Fyle in.
Schulta 654, H. Hyder 638, J. Anderson
651, J. Rlnsqulit 08. Marian Hotel and
car ram (i t. vittone W5, w. Jack.
son 113, J. Irons 661, H. Pan 600, B.
Biraw H7.
Harlan Halara () C. Schroader 411,
C. Donahue 420, W. Gardner 646, J.
Doerfler 631, B. Thompson 663. Geedlea
asanas til E. bocan 837, B. White
, J. rrleaen 483, E. Wilkalla 101, D.
fhtpps 677.
Karra () w. Cllne Sr. 604, D. Foulln
W4, r. c arr os, j, jtosa 499, p. Hart
well 606. Marahalle 4 Camera fit J
Owen 105, R. Ounn 673. E. Kay 661, o.
vnw ooo, i raaara asa,
Hlah lnd. tame Don Poulln of Karr.
246, Hlih lnd, aeries Tom Brennan of
Brennan Tree Service, 126, Huh team
aamo and aerlea walnut city Bowl,
1109 and 1143. other 100 eerie John
Rlnaqulst 608. pinky Hartwell 605, Don
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Mleks sits Shop (8 M. Melnaet 481,
H. Melnaat 424, R. Hubler 388, E. DavU
354, T. Wood 434. Waodraffe'a San Shap
(1 J. Hall 141. v. yon 414. aa. uraen-
ly 171, B. Hail 121, Bye 117.
Hlah team aarlea and tame illcka
Slin Shop, 307t and 721. Hlih lnd. series
Mel Melnaat, Micks, 466, Hlah lnd.
Wanier, Blue Lake, ill.
University Alleys
STATE HOUSE LEAGUE HO. 1
Slate Tax Cemm. (1 Johnson S44,
Crouch 465, Drapela 483, Welch 423, Ma
haffer 629. Dlvlslsn of Andlte (SI
Strleklin 411, Demexa 413, ruber 416,
Joaanaan 4o. oouid aao.
SUto PrlnUra () Waller 371, Mllner
474, Btono 399, Busby 480, Duncan 111.
Htahway cenatroelton t)-ayser oai,
Oarrett 412, Wolle 451, Tandy 493, La-
Tourneaux 497.
Secretary of Stale Na. 1 (ll-flehultae
474, Wood 618, Peterson 378, Blensly
419, Hilar 41. Secretary of Stale No. I
(D GUI 439, McQueen 436, Pranko 414,
Pranao 483, Bletler 630.
Hlshway Materials () Pierce 151.
Van Pelt 117, Ebsan 430, Zltaowlta 491,
White 400. Veterans () Morlaky 410,
Reed 431, Oaarenetroom 470, Slain 436,
muerien aw.
Patrvlaw (S Oannon 431. Luke 459,
Klavohn 104, Rltterbush 333, Nelson 106.
rereetrr oiiieo (i swina 470, aanna
man 507, Aaaerudo 194, Btocer Sll, Rot-
UII 7.
Foreitrr ProUetura (4) atorm Ul,
Beyera 139, walker 460, Phlpra 487, Mor
rison 104. State Police (I)' Hunt 111,
Weema 436, Alford 471, HorrlU 413,
Ruecker 484.
Hlih team lama Division of Audita
and Poreatry Protection. III. Hlah team
aerlea Poreatry Protection, 3171. Hlah
lnd. tamo and series Bill HJllerlch, 331
ana boo.
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R. Greenwood 303, J. Moorman 418, H.
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aart 333, P. Gilmer 410, E. Taellada 391,
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Bloa Lake Paekera (8 J. Wemer 411
B. Van Slyke 327, A. Anderson 267. A
Thlesnen 396, O. Ralndolt 166. Cascade
Meata (I) L. Welener 371. J. Garner
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Ramasea (0 R. Zlnk 431, D. Smith
291, M. Patton 399, C. Nelnast 311, Bye
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Enelneora (1) Merchant 436, Beraer 383,
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