slem
Senators Drop Two
tb Vancouver Capita
Picked Bp ground oa the West
era International leagne lead
ers laat Bl(ht by defeating tee
and place 8alem (-1 and LI
In tbeir doublebeader.
Salem dropped lour games'
behind league-leading Spokane,
' while Vancouver came up to
within one-halt game of the
Senatori.
WIL Standings
Bp The Aaeetlated Preen
. l ret. a .
Bwiken II 11 M
rielem .1 M M .Ml 4
Vineotmr 11 Jl !l at,
Tiim 14 i .us as
tdmontor, 11 J 71
Lrwutoa. 1 I .4U IS
Trl-CIlp M M .414 14
Victor! I II .4M 14
CeleerT II i .(if Jli,
rVenatctie II 11 .too 1 1 Si
wedneader'o eealte:
Spokane 1-11, Trl-CIlp 1-1.
Venoouver 1-4. Salem 1-1.
Edmonton 11-1, Wenatohee 1-4
Yakima I. Vletorle I
Calaarr I. Lawlato 4.
Tnaradat'e aerdle:
' Trl-Clu at Spokane.
. Celt err t Edmonton. -
Yakima at Vaneourer.
Baler at Victoria.
Only lamta eehedulad.
Vancouver got oft to a fast
; start in the second game with
Jimmy Clarka double scoring
K Chorlton and Harvey Storey
bath bt whom had singled.
First baseman Gen Petralli
led the Capilano plate attack
. with two singles and a dou
ble in four times at bat
Salem's lone tally in the sec
ond game came in the second
on two walks and Dave Dahle's
single. Some 3,287 fans were
on hand.
In the opener, the Caps
struck for two runs in the first
Inning on single by Jack Bukc
watz, Storey and Frank Mas
eero and an error by Salem
third baseman Dick Sabatini.
Salem's lone score came In the
seventh on a double by Les
Witherspoon, an error by Van
couver shortstop Clark and
Don Masterson's single.
In other games, Spokane
downed Tri-City in both ends
of a doubleheader, taking the
opener 8-5, and the nightcap
12-8; Edmonton swept a twin
bill from Wenatchee, 11-5 and
2-0; Yakima defeated Victoria
6-5, and Calgary edged Lewis
ton 5-4.
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a-i-niad out 'or Hemphill In 1th.
Salem 000 IKH) 11 t s
VanrotTer ltl tot '-t I 1
Pitcher IF U I BP. SO BB
Hemphill ... I It I I 1 I I
C-iinereow. ., 7 H I 1 I 1 1
HBP Dare bp Ounnarion. BB Uretto.
Crrore Sabatlnl. Lobl, Clark. 1BH
Poller. Wltherapoon. Petralll. BBI
Mulereoa. Clark, atorer, Maaear. SH
TanaeUl. Hit Lube. DP Clark to re
train, omplraa-lacowa tad Moras. Time
111.
Aacend tama:
Selena 1
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aabllnl.1 1 t
Luar.lb I
Torailll.t I t
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HBP Oharlton by Dahla. LOB-aalam
Y. Venrou-rer I. Error Taneelll I. Eae
lea. 1BH Perer. Wlthercooon. Clark.
Peifalll. RBI Dbhla, Euckowau t, Clark
3. Storey. PetralU. SB Charlton, or-
Clark to Petralli. Umpire Mora and
Jactbl. Time l-t. Att. 1,111.
Plrat tame:
Trl-city
ftpokana
Bloom and Warren
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toi m a t 1
Pemee. New 111
Cornell fit and otie.
fttrond tame:
Trinity lot Ml HI t It 4
Spokane 1H 410 If 11 II 1
MlchelNOn. Xobernle 111, Workaday Itl
ani Warren. Peaut 111; Romero and
SbRfta.
Plrt lama:
rMrtonton DM IFit 111 11 1
W'oatrhre 110 lot t I I 1
Tlnnerat, TJlley (4. Conant III and
aenraen; OeCarolU. Beamon f, Mon
roe tli and Earlolomel.
fferond aame:
Tdrannlon .'. tot API tit 1 1 t
twaalehee tot tot tot t I 1
yVldner, Conant III and Prrnitre: Mor
ten, (, Bowman and Bartolomal.
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Drllllnl and Harlord; Riot and Norlck.
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ill and Rlckar; Butlar
Yesterday's Stars
(By The Aaiortated Preen
Pltehlnw Robin RoberU, Philadelphia
Pnflltaa. berame tha flrit malor toaawa
pltaher thla eeason to win Jt somee,
atotplnv Plttaburah, 14. '
Battlnt Ray Boona. Detroit Tlfera.
lilt i hla fourth trend alam homo run
of tha aeaMtn, feint the malor leatue
record, ta tha Tltera defeated St. Loila
1-1.
' Why Suffer
! Any Longer
When vthtrr rail, aw twr njrn.ee
rtmacTtat. Amaalns aoeeoea tor tott
reara in China. Mo matter with what
eumenta ton art afnictad, dleordera,
mualtm, heart, lunca, llrer. kldnen.
tea, eonatlpetloB. aleerw, dlatotao,
rtrumatlam, tell and tladdar taret,
kia. (emala eera plaint.
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Tea. aat Sal awlp
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Leg
IDOfiDS
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Both Win Games
In Industrial Loop
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Commercial Beak
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Peatal Clarka ...
KeBer EKctrla .
Plrat National ...
Barr'a Market ...
Marflower Milk .
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a.
Com.
merdal Beat Covera
Woltaaotta It,
Berfa Market 11 Foatal Clarka 4. Mu-
Iloer Milk 4.
Tonltbt'a tamei: Pint Chrletlav vt.
WolsamotU at Phllllo'a (1:N: Plrat Ma-
tlosal ft, TMCA at rblllls'a (l:M)i Poa
tal Clarke re, Kay Woolaa at Laalle
t:M)i arw Mernower Milk ta. Kelau
Electrle at Onnaer l:ltl.
WolfanrotU and the TMCA
continue to battle it tvut for
the Industrial Softball league
lead with the "I" holding
alight lead. Both teams came
through wins laat might with
the TMCA beating Commer
cial Seatl-t and the Wolra
motts nine topping Berg's Mar.
. ;
In the other league game
last night the Postal Clerka
edged Mayflower Milk 5-4. In
action tonight First Christian
takes on Wolgamotts at Phil-
lio't. First National meets the
YMCA at Phillip's, the Postal
Clerka play at Leslie with Kay
Woolen, and Mayflower Milk
is opposite Keizer Electric at
Olinger. - '
The YMCA took the lead in
the second inning when they
scored five runs. Commercial
Seat had opened the scoring
In the game with one in the
first. Cliff Glrod homered in
the big second inning with two
on.
Winkelback went the die
tanc to gain the win while
Haas took the loss. The YMCA
now stands i na virtual tie for
the lead with Wolgamotts but
is ahead in the percentage.
Wolgamotts jumped into a
3-1 lead at the end of one in
ning and then coasted to a 10-1
victory over Berg's Market. In
the other loop game the Postal
Clerka tallied their winning
run in the bottom of the sixth.
MirfloweT Milk .... -it 109 4 3
Pot-J clerk. Sot Ml I J
Crimes nd troni; I bold tat) Krue
tr. WoUtmMij 113 1 it S
Bfrt Mtrkft If 00 113
Hllfllckar and a ret nil y. Hill, Matt
(3) and Moriarltr-
YttfCA 01 020 t I 4 4
Commrrclal Heat .... 101 000 3 4 I 4
Wlnklcback and Halca; Haas and
Ktphart, ,
Minor League Scores
(Br Tht Aooclated Pitts)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis 3. Minneapolis J (14 inn.)
Kanus City I, Coljtnbus I (13 ton.).
t. P.ul I. Toledo 4 (II inn.h
Lou Ii vi lis , Charleston 4.
INTRANATIONAL LCAGI I
Buffalo 4, Baltimore 1.
Montreal 4, Syracuse 3.
Toronto a. BprtnsfleM I.
Ottawa 4-1, Rocnaster 3-t.
TEXAS f.K4Grt
Hotielofl 11, Fort Worth I,
Dallas 9, Ban Antonio 4.
tUumonl 10, Oklahoma City V.
Tulsa I. Bhrevcport 4.
WE ft TERN LEA On
Slant City . DeB Moines I.
Denver I. Wlehtta 3.
Lincoln I, Omaha 4.
Colorado Sprints 13, Pueblo 4.
PIONEER l.EAOI t
Matte Valley , Bolus 3.
Porateno 7. Idaho Ft 11 I.
Only tames scheduled.
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TWarming Up
this weekend's Northwest field archery tournament
the Jabberwalkle course, south of Salem, Tb tourna- .
ment will be conducted Saturday and Sunday. Left to
right, the archers ar Verne Springer, Mrs. Hugh 8taley
and Hugh Staley. Several hundred archers ar expected
t participate I th tw-day tournament.
LOCaL UNITED PRESS
29 Year-Old Drives Winner
In Hambletonian Stakes
Goshen, N.Y. (U.B In a
sport where greybeards gen
erally rule the roost, 19-year-old
Harry Harvey stood today
as th youngest driver aver
t pilot a winner of the Ham
bletonian Stakes.
The sun tanned reinsman
from Waterbury, Vt, hustled
Helicopter a Canadian-owned
filly, to victory in the richest
renewal of the harness racing
classic yesterday at Good Time
Park..
Back in 1934, the late H.
M. Doc Parshall won with
Lord Jim when he was 34
years old. That was the rec
ord that had stood until, Har
vey and Helicopter won two
out of three heats over Bill
Cane's sunbaked course.
Stiff Workouts
For All-Stars
Portland ()-rStiff workouts
were scheduled again Thursday
for city and state teams prac
ticing here for the annual Ore
gon Shrine All-Star football
game at Multnomah Stadium
Aug. 22.
Pete Susick of Marshfield
High, State coach, and Harry
Scaraff, Portland coach, held
both morning and afternoon
session Wednesday. They said
their boys, who completed their
high school football last year,
were a bit ragged but showed
lots of hustle.
Susick worked with his punt
er and place kickers. Tom Crab-
tree of Marshfield and Miles
Boardman of Bend are the lead
ing candidates for punting du
ties, while Fred Hall of Prine
ville and Vern Pryor of Kla
math Falls probably will com
pete for. the extra point-kicking
assignment.
There was heavy emphasis
on passing; with Quincy Pow
ers of Marshfield pitching for
State and Ron Stempel for City
moments
are pleasant
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Three members f tb Salem Jabber
walkl field archery club eyarm up far.',
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, August 13, 1953 Pag 13
Helicopter not only helped
establish Harvey as the young
est successful pilot in this
tamed event but also became
th first Canadian-owned
horse to win. She also is the
first Hambletonian winner to
be sired by a previous winner,
being a daughter of Hoot Mon,
who set the Hambletonian rec
ord of two minutes flat in cap
turing th 1847 renewal.
Singing Sword performed
creditable, finishing second in
the first and second heats and
third in the third, but it was
Helicopter which took down
the big prize of $63,126.
SPORTS
THURSDAY
Baseball
Weettrw Inlernatlorja taaave: Caltarr tt SdmentM. Salem at Victoria, Yatima
tt Vaaeturtr, ana Tri-Cltr tt Swakane.
Softball
Tnduitrlel Leatue: Plrat ChrUllen Ta. WaltarMtla at PMUIp'a II -tai: Plrat Na
tional Bank tb. TMCA tt Plillllp'a limit Poatal Clerka t rar Woolen at Lealle
(4.101 : ilerflower Milk tj. Keller Beetrle at Ollnaer It -Hi.
Statt olrla Tournament at Jiormandele Park la Portland: aouth Salem Mar.
antnla va. Oawata tt aorta.
Broadcast
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Baseball
WeetarJI lnternetional laaue: Clear at UiHenlm Trl-Ttl at ! ..kulak
aalem tt Victoria, Tfraitchea at Sookane,
Broadcasts
' atSLal Detroit Uoat Te. eolleae All-rluri football tama, It.
SATURDAY
Baseball
Weetera Intomatloaal Leatue: Calttrr at Bdmimton 't: Salem at Vtetorte
d); Takhnt tt Veneourer ; wenatchee at Spokane; and Trt-Olt tt Lewtaton.
Broadcasts
KOCC Philadelphia Phllltea Ta. Maw York Olanta at 11. tt ue aalem ln.tnr
n. Victoria Tree (Doutlt-heecteri.
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Capital Posters Leave
For Yakima Friday PM
latent will take a record at
It wins and n losses te, the
regional 11 American Legion
Junior haseball tournament at
Yakima next week.
The Salem Legions defeated
Albany 8-4 in an exhibition
game at Waters park last night
It was the final game for th
Oregon atate champions before
the regional playoffs. .
Coach Vince Cenna and his
team will leave the Southern
Pacific train depot at 6:50 p.m.
Friday. They will arrive in
Yakima early Saturday morn
ing. Salem plays Butte, Mont,
in the opening round of the re-
I gional tournament Sunday.
The entire Salem pitching
staff of Paul Beck, Gary Pater
son, Ed Warrenburg and Gary
Espe saw action opposite Al
bany last night Paterson, who
twirled the fourth, fifth and
I sixth innings and gave up only
jone hit, was credited with the
i victory.
Salem banged out nine hits
joff four Albany pitchers. Don
Pigsley led the way with two
'double! and three runs batted
'in.
j The game was played as a
benefit for Genna and Jack
Loy. Coach Genna gets no pay
for his coaching Job. Loy, 15-year-old
left-handed pitcher,
was stricken with rheumatic
fever in mid-season, and has
been confined to his home
since. .
A crowd of 483 people, a
large portion of them from Al-
NEWS AND FEATURES
Suggs Makes
$19,816.25
New York Louise Suggs
of Atlanta finished her year's
wonk with an all-time record
booty of $19,816.25, according
to figures released Wednesday
by the Ladies Professional Golf
Association of America. The
previous high waa the $16,000
won by Mrs. Babe Zaharias in
1951.
Patty Berg, the St. Andrews,
111., redhead, was second, with
$18,623.78. She also won the
Glenna Collett Vare trophy
for the lowest scoring average.
Her 75 average for 65 rounds
game her a slight margin over
Miss Suggs, who had a 75.11
mark.
SLATE
Indiana tt IMA and Salem Ornatora
and Taklma it Vaneourer.
n.79 mvt
ONLY
wKaew mi
ibany, paid their way into the
I benefit gam.
I Genna plans to conduct ,
practice it 5 o'clock tonight,
,nd another practice Friday af-
ternoon. The Salem team will!
work out at Parker field in
Yakima Saturday. ,
Albany (I)
S
aorenan.a t
Dorrah.S 4
Biaoler.a a
Clmn.l-U I
It" Salem
B H O A
OA
S 1 Pedren.i
1 1 tCmtblef
Stt Jantae.a
I t I Wldrt.lt
1 t Plckna.l
I 1 t Plteley.l
114
S 1
St!
I I I
Hid.r-p
Roth.cf
Shlby.l-y
Rtdlnar.u?
Wilfert,p
Daly.
Shrtrtt.S
Pox.p
Hadloy.w
Lw4M.lt
I u
t
S I Soraer.l
t Soaer.rt
1 Beck.
1 Luby.t
1 Eoltn.lf
lOreil.rf 1
t Patron. 1
Wmbi.e 1
ept.t
Totala at S Jt Totala 14 11 ll A
nioany tot Mt lit 4 t
Salem Ml 041 so t II 1
winninr titener ratoreon: Loelni pit-
cner wuiera. am-warrenburi.
Pitcher: IP AB H l n (on
wuren i it t I
Pol I I 1 4
Hadley 1 4 11
Haaelwood . I SI
Beck 1 t I t
Paterson ... 1 y It 1 t
Warrantors S tit,
(apt 1 II i
HEP Darren, by Warrabbura.
Bradley. LOB Albany f. Salem a k
Soreneoo, Cotman. Pickana, Shortrldaa.
riaaier. ibb-ritaiey i. Darren. RBI
jantae, neater 1. pedcreon, Naalewood,
Dorrah. Sa-s Wllfert. SB Jantaa. Oreat.
Puuley. DP Pederaoa to Plckant. U
nartman ua watae. Att all.
Maddy's Grand
Slam Homer Wins
For Merchants
Mt Angel Ralph Maddy
homered with th baaea full
In th 12th Inning t give the
Salem Merchants s l- win
over ML Angel her last night
This will glr Salem th dis
trict title.
The Merchant tallied four
runs in the top of th tint
and on In th third to lead
9-B at th end of three. Mt
Angel moved ahead with alx
big runs in the bottom of th
sixth but Salem fought .back
to ne it up at th end of seven
and send th gam Into extra
Innings.
Bob Knight, who relieved
starter Jim Rawlins in the
seventh, pitched scoreless ball
tne rest of th way. Maddy's
wow cam off Carl Beyer who
pitched th entire gam for
Mt Angel.
Salem
... 401 tot lot tot it t a
Mt. Anee, .... awt tot OOt 000 t s I
Rtwllna, KnUht (1) and WaaTtrs C
Barara and ft. Batare. - ,
Meadows Asks
For Extension
Of Season
Portland J.BWilliam Kvne.
general manager of Portland
Meadows, said today Portland
Turf Association officials have
asked the Oregon State Race
Commission for permission to
extend the horse racing season
from Oct S to Oct. 10.
He said the Association also
asked to close th track the
week of the Salem fair. He
said the request was mad be
cause some track equipment j
will be shipped to Spokane dur-1
ing that week.
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Yankees Obf 28 llils
In Romping to 22-1 TJLi
' By CARL LCNDQTJIST
New Terk UJ9 Wit. a
holocaust of hits, tbe kUsliig
Tankeet showed today what
they thought of the Senators
and their "tall grass" hall park
after a 22-1 aear-rceord victory
jth nll hve won In a corn
llel1,
Their 28 hita were only two
abort of an American League
mark of 30 set by the 1923
Yankees, and had not rookie
reliever Steve Kraly yielded a
run to . Washington In the
eighth, they would have had a
modern mark for a shutout
margin. The record of 21- was
,ir. by the 1901 Tigers and
! equalled by the 1939 Yankees,
ti Casey Stengel, commenting
( caustically that the rash of low
t hit games in Washington was
because of the high outfield
t grass which kept balls from
w.honnrina? anv Hiatnnrv. anrl.
denly was aware that hit Yan
kees didn't care what was out
there. ;
Sox Blow Up
The White Sox, painfully
aware of what was happening,
blew up in Cleveland and lost,
7-4, to go seven games behind
again as Gene Bearden threw
balls at. umpire Joe Paparelia
and his glove into the stands
and faced a stiff fine and tut'
pension after Bob Avila was
ruled safe, at home on a close
play in the seventh.
At St. Louis, Ray Boon of
the Tigers hit his fourth grand
slam homer of the year to tie
an American League mark in
a 7-3 victory over th Browns.
It was his 19th round tripper
of the campaign.
The Red Sox mad it three
straight over the Athletics,
winning 3-2 as Billy Goodman
and Hoot Evers drove in the
decisive runs, in th 10th In
ning. The - Dodgers . spotted the
Giants a 5-0 lead then won 6-5
as Duke Snider sparked a five
run rally with his second grand
slam homer In thre games.
Braves aGln i .
Second place Milwaukee
picked up a half-gam and
trails now by seven games by
sweeping a double bill with th
Cardinals 8-2 and 5-3. Xd
Mathews set the opening gam
pac by driving in two run
with a pair of doublet while the
Bravea won the second gam
with two runs In the eighth on
a double by Jim Pendleton and
a scoring fly by pinch-hitter
Bob Thorpe.
Robin Roberts bee am the
first major leaguer to win 20
games, scattering 12 hits, strik
ing out nine and driving In
three runt as he delivered
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Chloaa 41 tt Jtt SI
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Brookln I. New York I.
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Eoeton I. Philadelphia 1.
. Cleveland 7, Cbleato 4. ' ' , - r
Da trait 1, St. Ltula . .
key tripl in PhUadelphia'a fr
4 victory over Pittsburgh. Rob
erts won his 20th gam in 1932
on Aug. 19.
' Th Cubs topped Cincinnati,
3-1 on the nine-hit pitching of
Bob Rush, who struck out 10
batten, after losing the opener
10-6 when Andy Seminick hit
a grand slam homer in th
ninth inning.
TIDE TABLE
Tldea tar Tatl, Oreran
Saawat, lttS
ICtaapflad ar
D. I. Cratt
mm wiien
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