Saturday, May 2, 1953
Pas 10
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Bevos Suffer Fourth Loss
n Row; Beard Fails to Hit
GREATEST FIGHTS of the CENTURY
Lo, Angeles
Hollywood 1
Portlind li
San Francisco II
Sacramento II
Oakland 11
Sun Diego
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Portland looked like an up- PCL STANDINGS
ii d-comlng ball club when It w l rn. o.b.
Invatrlprl Hnllvuinnri fnr ho:Xtllt 1 10 .177
current series, but (our straight
setbacks, three of them shut
outs, have put a damper on the
team's drive and knocked it
from third into fourth place in
the Facifie Coast League stand
ings.
Hollywood took over the
their spot Friday night, beating
the Beavers twice, 4 3 and 9-0.
Portland scored two runs in
the final inning of the first
game to take a 3-2 lead but
Tommy Saffell slammed a long
hit to center with Chuck Ste
vens on in Hollywood's half
and circled the bases for an came to me ana salvaged the
Friday', Besulls:
Kacramenlo 3-9. Loa Angeles 1-T.
Hollywood 4-t. Portland 3-0.
Seattle 4, San Prancuco 0.
San Diego 10, Oakland e.
Saturday', Probable Fitchtr,!
Oakland (At ueltel 1-1) at San DHio
4C11H Fannin 40-0).
Portland IFred Sanford 1-1) at Holly
wood Llord Hlltio l-3i.
Lo, Angeles (Willi, Jlamicdell 1-1) at
Sacramento (Row Osenbaueh l-li.
Saattla istava Naar 3-1) at aen Pran-
cUco (Ted Shandor 4-Ot.
inside-the-park homer and the
winning run.
Hollywood's third base
coach, Gordon Maitzberger,
tried to flag down the flying
Saffell but he kept going and)
second game, 7-5, althought
barely staggering In,
The Angels are showing signs
of drooping, even though Sac
ramento has been playing heads
up ball from the very start.
beat the throw to the plate by Ken Cables held Los Angeles
io live niu in tne opener and
the Sacs got to Cal McLish for
10. Bill Padget got credit for
the second game put he needed
help from Bill Moisan.
Oakland's pitchers were
wild and gave up 13 bases on
balls as San Diego beat the
a whisker.
Portland's Lyman Linde
stopped Hollywood outfield
er Ted Beard's streak after
he had hit safely in 12 suc
cessive times at bat, tying
a PCL record of 23 year's
standing.
Plrat game:
rorllaod (II
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Russell, rf
Heitelll.lf
Olditn.cf
Aril. lb
Eggert.Sb
Bainikl.I
Heard, p
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1 i
1
Walbel.
0
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H O A
3 4f(l!,tf 3
0 Walla.r-I 3
OPMIlMl I
OPtllnr.l! 3
1 Btard.r
4 Loni.lb
3 Hotflr.l
1 Braaa.c
Od-Ounk
0 Kjhrk.a
a-Walne
Walah.p
e-Bassal
Hilda
Lyon.p
Shprd.p
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Totali M I 10 13 Totals 34 31 I
a Angled tor Heard In llh.
b Kan for Baseell In 8th.
e Blnalad lor Walill In tit.
d Grounded out lor Braaan ta lUk
a Filed out for Koshorea In Tin.
f Bala on error lor AKcpard t 7VA
aHan for Reich In 7th.
Two out when wlnnlni run acrad.
Portland (Ml tot -
Hit, Ml al t I
Hollywood 000 H 34
Hlla 010 W
Winner Shepard; Loser WelboL
U4S -rsus OAJE OP
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COUVr' iVaOEATT WAT
CHAMPOASHif
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Pitcher:
Heard ,
Walbel ,
Walib ,,
Lynn ...
Bnepard
X Arft
Lint, Saffell,
IP AB R I n IIH
30 3 4 3 3 1
H 4 3 1
i 17 1 I 1
1H 1 I I
fa I 1 3 I
Ecicrt, R Austin, Robinson,
Braaan. Koahorek, ate,.
Linde forced Beard to fly Acorns, 10-8. Manager Augie
out in the first game of thejualan used six hurlers in an
doubleheader, but Beard then attempts to save the game but
rapped two hits in his next two a four-run splurge in the sev
tries. Mickey Heath of the old enth by the Padres clinched it.
Hollywood club jointly holds
the record with Beard. Harry
Fisher fashioned the second
game shutout, allowing five
hits and scattering them.
Seattle bumped San Francis
co, 4-0, and took over the
league lead. Jim Davis, a resi
dent of San Francisco, limited
the Seals to six hits and got
line fielding support.
Artie Wilson, Ranier in
fielder, socked a homer over
the right field barrier In the
seventh. It was only the fifth
homer of his pro baseball
career. Wilson also figured in
four double plays Seattle
turned in to stop potential
Seal rallies.
Los Angeles dropped its
third straight game to Sacra
mento, 2-1, before it finally
Oakland 300 000 110 ( t :
San Diego 002 030 41' 10 1
Ayera, Van CuyJc (31, Bamberger (5)
Mann (71, Waters (71. Candlnl (01 and
Heal; uina, Benton II) and Pocekar,
ana. HBP By Heard (Salfelll. LOB
Portland f; Hollywllj 4. 3B Braaan.
JB Roblnaon. Hil-Saffell. Sac Walah.
RBf Austin, Ruaeell. Basaall, Walls,
Restelll. Aaffell 3. DP Long, Koahorek
and Long: Austin, Baslnskl and Arft.
T 1:46. u carlueel, Sllv and Doran.
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14) Hollrweoe TeT
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1st game. T Innlnaa:
Loa Angeles 100 000 01 I
Sacramento 001 ooo 13 10
McUeh and Tappa: Oables and Rlt-
Chey.
3nd game:
Loa Angele 001 eoo 0007 10 3
Sacramento 000 00 3106 9 3
Padget, Moisan it) and Evans: Floras.
nornapie i . jonnson ei. Kimnau is .
Barkelew ill and Rltchey.
Seattl 010 003 1004 3
Ssn Pranclaco .... 000 000 000 0 6 0
Davis and Ortela: Slnaleton. Brad.
ford (0) and Tornay.
Hialeah showed a 10 per cent
increase in betting the last 10
days of its 19S3 meeting, with a
daily average of $1,717,702.
( HellrwMd
B H O A
I 3 0
4 3 10
4 0 3 0
4 111
Second game:
Portland ()
B H O A
Austin. sa 4 3 3 J Barrel. ft
Ruuell.rr 4 6 0 0 Beard. rf
RestellMf 4 110 Walk.lf
atdstn.cf 4 11 OLona.lb
Reich. lb 4 1 13 1 Philips.)
Eggert.lb I 0 1 3Hndry,3
Basiukl,3 0 0 0 3 Malnr,c
Oranl.lb 3 0 3 4 Kshrk.a
Oladd.o 3 0 3 0 Fliher.p
ijinar.p l o o 0
a-Robba 10 0 0
Welmkr.p I 0 0 3
Totals 33 ( 34 14 Totala 37 14 71 7
Plied out tor Lined in Ith.
Portland 000 000 000 0
Hits loi no on: s
Hollywood 300 330 00 9
nit, 300 B41 11.
Pitcher: IP AB R H CR BB SO
unae 4 10 7 i 1 3
Welmaker .. 4 13 1 7 I l
Fisher 0 33 4 t I 1 I
Loser Linde.
I Handler. Malona. R Lone . siaf.
fell. Walls. PhllllM. Handley. Malnn,
Koahorek, Fisher. HBP By Planer IBa-
alnskll. LOB Portland 7: Hollywood 4.
HR Long. BB Restelll, Saffell, Beard.
rbi Lone 3, Father. Saffell, Beard.
Handler, Malone 3. DP Reich. Austin
and Reich: Phillips. Handler and Long.
T 1:47. u Sllvft, Doran and Carluccl.
A 4013.
Bill Holland
To Re-Enter
500-Mile Race
Indianapolis W) Bill Hol
land, never worse than second
In four Indianapolis 500-mile
races, was back for another
shot at auto racing's biggest
prize when the two and one-
half mile speedway track open
ed officially Friday.
Outlawed by the American
Automobile association for the
last two years for entering an
unsanctioned race, Holland
hadn t even been permitted In
side the garage area.
The AAA reinstated him last
winter, under bond, and he
signed up with Karl F. Slick of
Winston-Salem, N.C., the air
freight man, to drive a proven
"hot" car in this year's May
30 classic.
Holland's vehicle is the four-
cylinder, rear-drive auto in
which Jack McGrath led the
1952 Indianapolis race until
his clutch started slipping. Mc
Grath set a record of 131.497
miles an hour for the first ten
laps.
Minor League Scores
(Ey The Associated Pressl
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indlanapolla 5. Kansas City 4 (11 inn.)
Louisvuie s, joieao i.
Minneapolis 3, Columbus 1.
Charleston 3. St. Paul 3.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUI
All games postponed.
TEXAS LEAGUI
Shreveport 6, Dallas 4.
Houston 6, Oklahoma City I.
San Antonio 10, Tulsa 3.
Fort Worth at Beaumont, postponed.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Des Moines 3, Denver 1 (11 Innings),
Other game postponed.
PIONEER LEAGUI
Ogden 1, Boise 0.
Oreat Fall, 1. Pocatello 0.
Idaho Falls 4, Billings 3.
Magle Valley at Salt Lake City, post
poned. wet grounds.
Yesterday's Stars
BattlM Pete CaUtigllont. PUtaburzil.
Pintei, homered twice, singled and
drove In three runs. Pittsburgh de
feated Cincinnati, t-3.
ritcning sonny Dixon, Washington
Senators, came In u i relit! pitcher
with the bases loaded and none out in
the ninth Inning against at. Louts and
struck out the aide to aave a 6-9 Tic
tory for Washington.
Milwaukee Braves Play
Like They Might Threaten
Louis .
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit ...
AMEI1CAN LEAGUE
W L Pet,
....11
113
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Frlday'a Besulls:
Detroit 1, Philadelphia 3.
Chicago I, New York (.
Washington 0, St. Louie I.
Boston I, Cleveland 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pot. O.B.
Brooklyn 10 I .(41
Philadelphia, I .443 U
St. Louis 1 4 .( 1
Milwaukee 7 I .411 1'4
Chicago .400 It,
Pittsburgh .400 4
New York 10 .333 I
Cincinnati 1 ( .300 ili
St. Louis 3, New York 3.
Brooklyn 8, Chicago 3.
Pittsburgh I, Cincinnati 3.
Milwaukee ft. Philadelphia 3.
Salurday'a Prebabla Pitchers:
St. Louis at New York aimer (0-1) vs.
Connelly (0-0).
Cincinnati at Plttaburgh Podblclan
10-31 v. Lapalme (0-3i.
Chicago at BrooklynKllppatetn (1-0)
vs. Hoe (1-01.
Milwaukee at Philadelphia Surkont
13-0) vs. Kanslanty 11-11.
By CARL LUNDQUIST . i
New York (U.R)-Jolly Cholly Major Leagues
Grimm says he is afraid the
National League is too strong
for his Milwaukee. Braves to i New York
make the first division, but!Cn,c,I(,
rival managers feared today he Boston
was kidding them.
The transplanted boys from
Boston, who wound up a weak
seventh last year, right now
are playing as though they
might finish up among the con
tenders.
When the Braves started
their Eastern swing, Grimm
said he thought the league was
much stranger and that even
fourth place was too much for
him to hope for. Bui wun a
combination of power and good
pitching and a much improved
defense, they have been caus
ing plenty of trouble.
Hot Bats
Last night at Philadel
phia they won their third
game in four starts on their
Eastern trip, topping the
Phillies 5 to 2, on Jim Wil
son's six-hitter. Wilson also
hit a home run as did slug
gers Joe Adcock and Andy
Pafko in a 10-hit assault as
the Phils lost their third
straight.
Brooklyn made it five
straight and took over first
place with a -5 uphill win
over the Cubs, while Pitts
burgh made it three in a row
with a 8-3 victory over Cin
cinnati, and the Cards topped
the Giants, 3-2. In the Ameri
can League, the White Sox out
lasted the Yankees, 6 to 5,
Washington edged St, Louis 6-5
Boston pUmmqled Cleveland
-1, for is fourth straight win,
and Detroit ended a six-game
losing streak against Philadel
phia, 7 to 3.
Pinch-Hitter in Clutch
PeeWee Reese borrowed
Duke Snider's bat for the
second day and hit his sec
ond homer with it to climax
four-run eighth inning
rally that gave Buss Meyer
his second Dodger victory.
The Cubs had gone in front
5-2 with three runs in the
eighth, two coming home on
! August of 19S1 with their win
over the Reds. Paul Pettlt, tne
$100,000 bonus pitcher, won
his first big league game with
relief help, giving up six hits
before going out in the seventh.
Pete Castiglione drove in three
runs with two homers to pace
Pittsburgh's 10-hit attack.
a single by Toby Atwell,
who also hit a homer and
drove in four Chicago tallies.
The Pirates made it three
straight for the first time since
High School Scores
(By The Associated Press)
Basrball
Pendleton 10-11, La Orande -
Oswego S, Wy-Etit 1
Hsrriiburg 7, Hatiey 1
Hlllsboro 2, Forwt Orove t
- Cascade Locks 8, Culver 0, District l-B
championship
Jelell 13, Knappa
Philomath 9, Monroe t
Track ,
Eugene 112 913, Cottage Owe H
710, Oakrldge 40, Bprlnftf ield 41 ,
Pleasant Hill 38 3ft, Creswell 30. Wil
lamette 24, Elrolra 20. University 11 16,
Junction City 7, Florence 1.
Lowell 232 li, Coburg istt, liapleton
40, Triangle Lake 34, Mohawk 31, Mc
Krnzle 20.
Hlllsboro 90ft, Beaverton f-3, Pores t
Grove 33, Tlgard 18 Vi, Sherwood I.
Milwaukee 87, West Linn A6, Ortgoa
City 7&.
Salem tHV, Oresham M,
Portland Sehoola
Grant fit, Roosevelt M, Benson IT.
Jefferson 86 Vi. fraanklln 34tt. Wash-
lniton 8.
Vancouver. Waah.. 74. Lincoln H.
Cleveland M.
Paul Richards
Engages in
Severe Rhubarb
Chicago, (U.R) American
League President Will Har
ridge, who yesterday imposed
the heaviest mass fines in
league history, had a chance to
day to levy another imposition.
The possible victim this time
was Chicago White Sox Man
ager Paul Richards, who ob
jected vehemently yesterday
to a ruling by umpire Jim Duf
fy which gave Mickey Mantle,
the youthful start centerfielder
of the New York Yankees, his
fourth home run of the year.
Mantle's ball apparently htl
the wall in left center field,
about halfway to its top. And
as Mantle pulled up at second
base, Duffy waved him around
to score the first run of the
game.
Then Richards went into ac
tion, apparently jostling Duffy
severely in making his protest.
The action ended with Rich
ards waved out of the game and
with the Sox manager waving
"down with Duffy" as he head
ed for the dugout.
Harridge levied the first fines
of the 1953 season yesterday,
imposing a tab of $250 on St.
Louis Browns' catcher Jim
Courtney, $150 on Yankee in
fielder Billy Martin and
Browns infielder Bill Hunter,
and $100 each on Yankees'
Allie Reynolds, Gil McoDugald
and Joe Collins.
Fiahts Last Night
Nw Terk Ralph "Tiger" Jonas, 114,
Yonkers, N. T., outpointed Jimmy Herr
ing, 160, Brooklyn, 10.
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