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iMiiiBnt at Waters park recently -are, froat row (rem
left, aey CBrks Omi, lrrj Gregg, Dob Flgsley, Mlko
Cimoholl, Fred Beltea, Faal Beck, Dan Lvby, Twlnk
Yakima Bound ,n,,, o,,,,b '
unimu ivuiiu Amefle)m Uft j,.,,. .tau
warn, aaoeieaieo ia zs game inis aeaeen, leave. Balsas Miiim, hatkey Daaay Gregg. Back row, from left,
ky train at :! tonight lor tka regional 11 playoff ko- Maea Viae Oeaaa, Gary Eape, Ed Warrenburg. Cart
ginning SuBdiy at Yakima, Walk. Shown kora wltk Jaatao, Tom- ttekea. Xarry Bprlager, Gary ratenoa,
aoma of tko hardware they kreught komo from tka tat Jtrry Waldrep, Howard Spoor.
Senators to Keep
100 of Receipts
From Next Series
Wkea tko Salem Senator
and Tri-Clty Brave play their
aeriea at Watera park Taeaday,
weaneeaay and Thuraday
nights, tka Seaatora will keep
It percent or tko rata re
ceipt. Thl wa arranged by buil
neu official of the two club
this week. Trl-City, in turn,
will keep 100 per cent of the
fate receipt in a lerie at Trl
City.. Friday,. Saturday and
Sunday.
Ordinarily, the visiting team
take homo 40 per cent of the
gate receipt from each aerie.
In prevlou aerie between
Salem and Trl-City thl sea-
on, the Senator have drawn.
many mora ion win has Trl
City. Whenever 8alem goe to
Trl-City, the Senator bring
home a email check. But
when Trl-City come to Salem,
the Brave take home a big
check.
Salem general manager
Hugh Luby, prealdent Bruce
William and biulneu man
ager Deke Walker thu were
encouraged to make arrange
ment with the Trl-City club
for the home-team-keep-all ar
rangement. A (pedal night will bo in
eluded in the erie here. That
i Wednesday, when a tele
vision et will be awarded to
aome fan. ,
Salem Game Postponed;
Nicholas Seeks 20th Win
Victoria, B. C The sched-
aled Western Iatoraatloaal
league bacball gam kctwoea
the Victoria Tyee aad tka
Salem Seaatora last aigkt was
postponed waea the Tyee
were held ap by travel dlf-
flenltiea ia Waahlnrtoa itat..
The Tyee had finished a
series at Yakima and were
proceeding to Seattle by char
tered bus, when they were de
layed by a slide which blocked
the main highway through the
mountains.
The Victoria team arrived In
Seattle too late to make con
nections by boat or plane to
Victoria, forcing postponement
of the contest
A doubleheader ha been
scheduled for tonight Joe
Nicholas, Salem righthander,
will pitch in one of the game,
seeking hi 30th victory of the
season.
rar Ttw Aaaaaiat ptm)
Only ti hoars after they
moved lata position to threa
ten Salens' ranking as No. t
team la the Wasters later
national Baseball Leagae,
tka Vancouver Capllaao
Friday teaad thamaalvaa la
fourth plae looking ap at
the equally ambition Yak
ima Boar.
The switch camo Thursday
night when the Caps, who took
four straight games from Sa-
Dodgers Her Giants;
Yanks Retain Dig Lead
By CARL LCNDQCIST
New York in la the shat
tered wreckage wklek oaee
was a pennant race, lay not
aaly the hope and dreams of
the Giants today bat the bant
ed babble of the Invincibility
of their ace relief pitcher
Boyt WUhelm.
As the Dodgers moved merct
lessly onward with a 10-innlng
9-8 triumph that gavo them six
more victories In a row and
three straight over the Giants,
the most significant item was
the way they "moldered" Wil
helm.
Roy Campanella, Brooklyn's
hottest candidate for most val
uable player honors, hit a
three-run homer oft the
knuckle-ball specialist In the
seventh in the uphill struggle,
then tagged him for another
homer in the ninth.
Unbeatable Yanks
The Yankees stayed seven
full games on top In the Amer
lean league race when lefty
Ed Lopat pitched a six-hit 8-1
victory over the Senator
whom be beat tor the 10th
straight time. The White Sox
topped the Indians, 7-3 with
a four-run rally In the 10th
Inning to give Virgil Trucks
his 15th victory. Al Rosen and
Larry Doby hit Cleveland
homers, Doby coming In the
ninth to tie the score and send
the gam into extra Innings.
In other American league
games, the Browns defeated
Detroit 1-0, in 11 innings when
Vic Werts doubled and Vera
Stephen singled off ex-
Brownie Ned Garver to break
up a scoreless battle, while the
Athletics topped Boston, 1-0
Major Leagues 9
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ln at Ttouirt. wtpaaid.
WanatehM antf LftwlaUa uBidbaattlM.
Mtil'i SakaSalai
CaUirr al HaiMtaa.
Yakima al Vucuvir.
Salam at Vleurla l.
m-citT al Laautra l,
Waaatahaa at Oaakaaa.
lorn earlier In the week, bowed
8-2 to th Bear in the opener
of a four-same stand at Van
couver. Th win pushed Yak
ima out in front of the Cap
by three perceoUgo point.
Spokane, meanwhile, added
another half-gam to its iirst
place margin by bouncing Trl
City 4-1 in th finale of th
four-gam series at Spokane.
It was Spokane' fifth straight
win. ,
Calgary whipped Xdmonton
10-4 in th league' only other
game.
Wenatcheo and Lewlston
were not scheduled.
Wenatcheo and Lewlston will
return to action, Wenatcheo op
ening a aeries with a single
game at Spokane and Lewlston
hosting Trl-CHy in a double-1
header.
Yakima Jumped on Pete Her
nandes for ten lafetie a the
Bears got off to a winning start
at Vancouver. Vancouver
scored twice in the first in
ning but the Bears evened the
tally in the fifth and chased
in what proved to be the de
ciding run in the sixth on a
double and two singles off
Hernandez. Bob Wellman rap
ped out his 20th homer of the
season with a man aboard to
wind up the scoring In .the
seventh.
Spokane's Jack Spring came
up with a two-hitter . against
Trl-City. Terry Carroll, for
mer teammate of Spring' at
Washington State College, ac
counted for both Trl-City safe
ties. He beat out a bunt In
the seventh to wreck Spring's
bid for a no-hitter, and sin
gled in the ninth.
Eddie Capp scattered alx
Edmonton hit while striking
out ten batters in racking up
his 'sixth wfn for Calgary
against as many losses.
Trl-CIIT at Sal IOO1 j
Spskana Mt en 11' I 11 4
annur aod Warrant Spring aad
Salem, Butte Play
At 8 0'Clock
Sunday Night
By chris Kowrrz, n.
Salem' American Legion
Junior, baseball, team, leaves
Salem by train at 6.50 tonight
bound for Yakima, Wash., and
the Northwest regionsl tour
nament Salem opens defense of its
Northwest championship in an
8 o'clock game sgainst Butte,
Mont., at Parker field in Yak
ima Sunday. Yakima and
Lewiiton, Idaho, claih In a 2
o'clock game Sunday.
Coach Vince Genna and his
Salem Legions earry a record
of 23 wins snd 0 losses with
them to Yskima. The 23 wins
were piled up during the regu
lar season play, exhibition
games, inter-district playoffs
and the stste tournament
The Yakima tournament runs
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Winner of the double-elimination
affair will en
ter the section D playoffs at
Hastings, Neb., beginning Aug
ust23. Salem went to Hsstings last
year, and won one game there
before being eliminated.
Genna has not named a start
ing pitcher for the game
against Butte Sunday. "It all
depends on which pitcher feels
the best after we get to Yak
ima," explains Genna. There
are four pitchers on the Salem
roster Gary Espe, Paul Beck,
Gary Paterson and Ed War-renburg.
Others players making the
trip to Yakime are catchers
Curt Jantze and Dan Luby;
first baseman Tom Pickens;
second baseman Twlnk Peder-
son; shortstop Don Plgsley;
third baseman Larry Springer;
outfielders Jerry Waldrop,
Mike Campbell, Jerry Gregg
and Howard Spear; and utility
man jrrea Bolton.
LOCAL UNITED MISS ASSCCUTID MISS NtWS AND FIATUMS
Pf 10 Salem. Oregoa. Friday, August 14, 1953
Salem Laundry
Entered in State
Junior Tourney
Salem Laandry meets Cul
ver la tb first gam of the
113 State Junior Baseball
Tearaameat at Albany Satur
day alght Salem Laandry
represent th Salam area
whlck la District 2.
Th winner of thi game
and the contest between the
Albany Reca and Cottage
Grove will meet in the finals
Sunday while the loser will
play for third place.
Thl year' meet 1 being
held at Memorial Stadium.
Johnny Fredericks, the top
pitcher- in the Salem "B"
League will probably do the
hurling for Salem Laundry.
The first game Saturday
night starts at 8:30.
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Banna.
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Bdaraaiaa tot aal too Its
Cap, aa Brlckar; Uaalar, Johnau
(I) aa4 Marfan.
aim at Vbr!a, poitKata'. Wanat
Una aae Lavtataa aaacnadulad.
SBORTS SLATE
. FRIDAY
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Waatara latanataaaal Lint! ciun -a a.niM tvi-yt . .
lt at Tie tana. Wtaatehai at aaokaaa. aad Taklaa at Vancouttr.
Broadcasts
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SATURDAY
Baaeball
1,,""""1 Laataa: Catoarr at BdamMn in: aalaaa at Vienna
(1); Takma at VaaaaaTar (in wtaataaa at apokaaa; aat Trl-oitr at Lawutoo.
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SUNDAY
- Baseball
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Saokana II), s
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Oregon Fishing
Streams Clear,
Says Commish
Portland W) Oregon fish'
ing streams are clear and the
state game commission reports
angling fair to good in most
of them, although it ia poor
in some, particularly in the
coastal area and the northern
Willamette valley.
i-oncuuons on the unoer
Clackamas, In the Mt Hood
area and on the McKenzie riv
er are fair to good and the
Willamette and tributaries
have been fair and the South
Santiam la fair to good.
In the southwest, salmon
fishing is fair at Winchester
Bay. Sea-run cutthroat fishing
is slow in the Vmpqua, Smith
and Sluslaw ' riven. Trout
fishing has been generally
slow, too. Streams In the up
per Umpqua are fair for trout
In central Oregon, the road
Is open to Three Creek Lake
and fishing is good. Sparks,
Blue, Odell and Todd lakes
have produced good catches.
Fishing also is good in Irish
and Taylor lakes, and on the
upper Deschutes river.
Catches have been excellent
In most lakes in the Wallowa
mountains, and good catches
hsve been reported from high
lakes In the Elkhorns. The Im
naha river fishing is good and
the Wallowa and Lostin riv
er have dropped and are
clearing. A few ateelhead have
been taken in the lower John
Day and Grand Ronde rivers.
Tharatar'a Baaalta!
ntuaurak . PhllaOalpKIs a.
ClacmnaU II. CMraaa I.
Braoklra I. Nav Twk I.
on a threc-tiltter by Jo Cole
man. S co rales Relief
Harlin Stuart gained the
victory for St. Louis with a
icoreiets relief chore in the
11th after starter Lou Kretiow
went out for a pinch hitter.
Cincinnati topped the Cube
10-2 on a seven-hit pitching
Job by lefty Fred Bscxewikl
against his ex -mates, cashing
in on a rally In th third in
which the Ohloan (cored five
unearned run on three Chi
cago error.
Pittsburgh edged Philadel
phia 4-3 on the margin of a
pair of homer by Frank
Thomaa and the seven-hit
pitching of Paul LaPslme.
Milwaukee and St. Louis had
an open date.
Mijer League' Leadsn
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Br Tht Auoelatad Praaai
Balllac Roy CampftDella, Brooklrm
Doier, elrOTe la four rune with two
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in 10 inaint.
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Mn. Pott$ Wins
Class A in
OWGA Event
Mre. Kenneth Potta won the
monthly OWGA play In the
Clan "A" division at Osweio
Wednesday with a low net of
78. Sho was the only Salem
woman to win.
In weekly play at the Salem
Golf Club Wednesday Mrs.
Thomas Hill won the Johnson
prize with a low net of 75. She
was the winner In Class "A."
The other winners were
CTsss "B" Mrs. Robert Eber-
sole, Class "C" Mrs. Frank
Ward, and Class "D" Mrs.
Gilbert Groff. Next Wednesday
the Salem Women'a Golf Asso
ciation will hold their monthly
Dunnes meeting and luncheon.
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Bankers Knock YMCA Out
Of 1st Place in Industrial
First National Bank palled
one of the top apteta of the
Industrial League aeaaoa last
nlfht when they knocked the
YMCA oot of first plae with
a 13-4 wla. Meanwhile Wol
(amotta moved a game ahead
of the "If" with a 7-Z win over
First Christian.
In other Industrial League
games last night Keizer Elec
tric edged Mayflower Milk
8-5 and the Postal Clerks top
ped Kay Woolen Mills 5-4.
Tonight's action sends the
YMCA opposite Berg's Mar
ket at Phillip's, Commercial
Seat against the Firemen, and
First National plays at din
ger with Kay Woolen. The
fust game at Phillip's wiU be
gin at 7 while the Ollnger con
test staU at 6:30.
Three homer and aome
tight pitching by Stan Clark
gave the Bank nine their upset
win over the YMCA. Bud
Clark homered In the first in
ning with one on and did the
O'Reilly Risks
Title Tuesday
Frank S to jack risks his Coast
Junior Heavyweight title Tues
day when he meets Jack O'Reil
ly at the local armcy Tuesday
night. O'Reilly was the winner
of a long elimination here to
see who should meet the cham
pion. Jack Kiser and John Hen
nlng meet in the semi-final on
Tuesday's card. The rest of the
card will be announced later.
fights lost flight
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Dalr.ll Oeoraa PovaU. 114 Datrolt.
koackM oat Rlnae Barrta, lllta, Dalroll.
S.
Ntw.rk. N. J. Pat Adlmi. HI,
Nawark. outpointed BmaMon Butckar,
141; Rock lilaod. ill., I.
Baaa, NaT. Xdiaro Joaa Retmrfl.
Sit, LaPampa. ArtanUn, Mtpolatad
Andr Walkar, 17. Baa Praaclae. 11.
Na Laia, Cum. C4b Broam, 1M:
Hartford, knock ad an I Paul Caakmaa,
IN. IIMdlatoa, 4.
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11, YUCA 4: Wolamattt 7. Plrat OkrU
tlon I: Ktlirr ElectrW t, Marflowar Milk
I; Poalal Clarki t, rar Woolaa 4.
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trick again in the second with
three on. . The other circuit
smash was by Stan Clark with
one aboard. , -
After their two runs in the
top of the first by Bud Clark's
homer First National led the
rest of the way. They scored
six In the second, one In th
third, snd four In the fourth, j
Wolgamotta scored three
runs In the third frame to
break up a tight pitchers duel .
between Hilflicfcer and Brown ,
and then went on to beat First
Christian 7-2. Watts homered
in the sixth for the losers,
Keizer Electric edged May
flower Milk 8-5 mally because
Duane Ragan hit two homers,
one In the third with one on
and the other in the fifth with
none on. J. Clayton pitched
the win for Keizer.
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