Wcdnwday, August 12. 1953 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Satan, Oregon Pig II vtffe Vfe Jra : . v wmm Ag It Won't Happen ain This Year Mojor Leagues IBr The Attoctated Praia) ' AMEBICAN LMGUI New Torr. n h .171 ChlCMO ( 43 .11 f Cleveland u l .Kg n Boeton t 51 .193 13 w.ihlnnon h 17 .411 isvb Philadelphia 41 14 .411 ni, Detroit t 3, ,u 4Vt at. Louli 11 11 .jje J7 Taeedar'e Beulte: Boitoa 1-1. Philadelphia 4-1 Bt. LouU 1-3, Detroit 3-1 Wuhlmlon 1. New York t Cblreao S, Cleveland NATIONAL LF.AGIT W L ret. OS Brooklyn 71 31. .440 Mirejaukee H 44 .Ml lit Philadelphia 40 41 .S54 11', St. LouU 40 44 .446 1H, New York 43 13 .400 1714 Cincinnati '. 44 13 .410 4 Chlcaao 43 46 .313 34 PHUhurah 37 10 J14 31 Taeedar'e Beeelle! PUUburfh 74. Philadelphia 4-1. lit tame completion of autpended tame ol Julr I. Brooklyn 4, Mew York at. LouU 4. Milwaukee I ChicMo 1. Cincinnati 4) Washington pitcher Bob For terfleld holds np eight tint en ihntonta he hu thrown thii nuoa In team drenlnr room at Washington after time with Boston. He became the first Nat pitcher since Walter Johnson, in 1924, to pitch eight shutouts. (CP Telephoto) Duck Hunters Get Five Additional Days Some Spots Washington, (A New mi- two periods of 34 days each, Bj CARL LUNDQLIST New York U. The Dodg ers made it an anniversary waits." Never forgetting for a mo ment that it was exactly two years ago they started the1 memorable collapse which saw them blow the 13 to game lead they possessed on Aug. 11 of that season, they just about convinced every one in sight that it won't happen again at least not this year. And they did it right in the polo grounds with the hated Giants their victims in a bril liantly executed 4-0 triumph in which the following things happened: Ersklne Two-Hitter Carl Ersklne pitched a two hitter, mfislng a no-hitter only because of two singles by Hank Thompson. It was the first vic tory of his life in the Polo grounds after five straight de feats there, 13th of the season. In fact it was the only complete game he ever pitched there. Sal Maglie got his ears nailed to his head, permitting nine hits in four innings, including Gil Hodges 25th homer of the year and his first against Giant pitching. Maglie, who had a 3-0 won and lost edge over. Brook lyn this year, and who had been 18-5 lifetime before last night's defeat, begged off in the fifth inning because of a stiff right shoulder. The' Dodgers finally evened the season- count with the Giants at 7-7. They are ahead of all other clubs in season's play. Bums Boost Lead Brooklyn's lead went to 7Vi games when the Cardinals, on doubles by Solly Hemus and Red Schoendienst in the ninth inning, drove .in the winning run in a 4-3 victory at Mil waukee, which ended the six game winning streak of the second-place Braves. Stu Miller pitched seven-hitter for his third victory over Milwaukee. Stan Musial and Rip Repulski homered for St Louis and Del Crandall hit one for Milwau kee. The White Sox cut the Yan kee lead to six games in the American League by deafting collapsible Cleveland, 6-2, while Washington upset New York. 2-1. 'In other American League games the Red Sox won a pair at Philadelphia, 7-6 and 7-9, while St Louis beat Detroit 5 2. then lost 9-3. Elsewhere in Hhe National Pittsburgh com pleted a suspended game vic tory over the Phills, 7-4, then lost the regular contest, 3-0, while the Cubs topped Cincin nati 1-0. gratory waterfowl regulations prepared by the Interior De partment grant five additional hunting days to duck hunters In the Atlantic and Pacific flyways. Secretary of the In terior McKay said Monday. McKay said the extra hunt ing time authorized in basic 1953-94 regulations "repre sents an attempt to alleviate an acute depradatlon problem on both grain raising and grazing areas." . The new regulations leave It to individual states to select specific hunting dates. McKay said they will be generally be tween Oct. 1 and Jan. 10, ac cording to the number of days allowed flyways in which the states lies. The Pacific flyway, which includes Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah ad Washington, will have a 73-day consecutive season orj McKay said. Specific dates will be announced later. One change eliminates regulation prohibiting shoot ing within one-half mile of baited area. Fish and Wildlife Service Director John L. Farley warn ed in an accompanying state merit that dropping the pro- vision which McKay snid was controversial i not intended to soften the law; shooting mi gratory birds by use of bait is stiU outlawed." In all flyways under the new regulations, shooting of Mid-Willamette Valley Swim Meet Hero Saturday The second annual mld-WU lunette V allay swimming meet will be conducted at Leslie pool Saturday, with prelimin aries scheduled to start at I a. an., and finals Immediately Hollowing. Competition will be conduct ed in ten classes. There are sep arate classes for boyl and girls, and are split into age groups 10 and under, 12 and under, 14 and under, 16 and under, and 18 an under. Any boy or girl in those age groups, who lives in the mid Willamette valley. Is eligible. There is an entry fee of 25 cents, and all entries must be in not later than midnight, to night " Invitations have been sent to Ci'nby, Aurora, Hubbard, Woodburn, Mt, Angel, Molalla, l Silverton, McMinnvllIe. Day-1 son. Albany. Corvallls. Detroit ton, Sheridan, Dallas, Mon- Lebanon, Sweet Home, Phllo mouth, Independence, Jeifer-1 math, Mill City and Salem. ducks, geese, brant and coot will be allowed until sunset instead of one hour before sunset The starting time re mains one-half hour before sunrise, and on opening days waterfowl and coot may not be hunted before noon. Bag and possession limits for ducks in the Pacific fly ways are Increased from six to seven, plus four pintails or widgeons a day in possession singly or in combination. Bags and possession limits for geese remain at six, but such limit shall not include more than three birds of the following dark species, com mon Canada, White-fronted tule, blue or emperor goose. The bag and possession limits for coot were raised from 19 to 29 but for brant they remain at three, with a season from Dec. 1 to Feb. 10. 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