Thursday. Antftst 20, 1951
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Wll Contests
Slugging Matches
In All But Salem
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Western International league
batters gave the pitcher
pounding Wednesday night,
collecting a total of 143 safe
hits, including 13 home runs,
in the loop's five scheduled
games.
The Trl-City-Salem game at
Salem was the only contest
that could be classed as a low
hitter. By comparison, Lewiston got
28 safeties to eight for Spokane I runs were scored in the third.
Games to be played tonight
are: Christian Church vs. First
National Bank at 7 and Com
mercial Seat Cover vs. May
flower Milk at 8.
YMCA Assures
Itself of Tie
The YMCA Softball team as
sured itself of at least a tie for
first place last night in the In
dustrial softball league as they
beat the Fire Department team
by an 11-3 count ,Wolgamotts
can share the top rung with a
win Friday over Postal Clerks
in the final game of the regu
lar schedule.
YMCA scored six runs in the
first inning and four is the
second to give them an early
lead. Halland gained the win.
In another softball game
Wednesday Keizer Electric
beat Berg's Market 14-4. Ten
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Softball Cenler
View of Allen field, Mill City, where
the state softball tournament will a
held starting Saturday and lasting five days. Sunday
night's donble header has been deslgasted "Shrine Night".
AU proceeds from this event will be given to the Shrine
'hospital for crippled children In Portland. The Salem
Shrine band and patrol will put on a between-the-games
exhibition. Gams tint Bandar is 7:31.
Dodgers Out for
Yank Blood After
Toppling Giants
New York U. The Dodg
ers were out for blood today
Yankee blood.
And they couldn't hate the
sight of those Yankee uniforms
mora even if the Dodgers were
all Confederate war veterans.
Having killed off the Giants,
Dodger manager Charles Dres
den set two new ambitious
goals, both aimed at showing
up the world champion bomb
ers, even before they meet in
the world series.
Dressen wants the Dodgers
to clinch the pennant before
the Yankees and he would like
to top the Yankees' American
league winning streak of 19
games, set when he was a
Yankee coach in 1947.
Brooklyn's 7-5 triumph over
New York yesterday, achieved
with a three-run rally in the
eighth when Carl Furlllo and
Duke Snider drove in the tal
lies with key hits, extended
the Dodgers scoreless relief
pitching mark to 21 innings.
Ben Wade struck out two bat
ters to cool off the Giants in
the third after Hapk Thomp
son hit a three-run homer and'
Dusty Rhodes got a two-run
clout
Brooklyn stayed 8 tt games
ahead of Milwaukee which top
ped the Reds 3-2 on Andy Paf
ko's homer In the ninth as
Warren 6pahn pitched a five
hitter for his lth victory. Ted
KluszewsM hit his 37th homer
for Cincinnati.
In the American league, the
Yankees went 8tt games ahead
of the White Sox by topping
Washington 2-0 on Jim Mc
Donald's four hit Job while
the Browns edged Chicago 4-3
in 10 Innings with two runs
n a single by Vern Stephens,
triple by Les Moss and a
squeeze bunt by Vic Wertz.
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Ted Williams hit a long two-
run homer for the 6-4 victory
margin as the Red Sox defeat
ed, the Athletics on the relief
pitching of Ellis Kinder, who
retired 10 batters in row for
his ninth victory. Gus Zernial
hit two homers for the A's giv
ing him 31 and the league lead.
Billy Hoeft pitched the Ti
gers to 4-2 victory over the
skidding Indians as Bob Nie-
man hit a two-run homer.
The Pirates ended a four
game losing streak by beating
the Phillies, 5-8, handing Curt
Simmons his 11th Ion against
10 'wins.
The Cubs beat the Cardinals,
8-3, getting what proved to
be the winning run on Dick
Schofield's base-loaded error.
Edmonton Prexy !
To Visit Salem -
The Salem Senator officials
were informed that Brant Mat
thews, president of the Edmon
ton Baseball club, 19S3 new
comers to the Western Interna
tional League, will be in Salem
during the Edmonton series
here beginning August 25. Mr.
Matthews will be accompanied
by Lon Fleming, baseball writ
er with the Edmonton Jour
nal, Roy Mungal, and John
Ducey.
Lewiston Tops
Yakima Jr. Legion
12-0; Play Today
Yakima, Wash. tfr-Sixteen-
year-o 1 d Denny Shoemaker
twirled a no-hit shutout for
Lewiston Wednesday night tb
send the Idahoans into an extra
playoff game with Yakima for
the championship of the region
11 American Legion Junior
baseball tournament
The young righthander struck
out 11 Yakima batters but
walked, 13 and hit two h
pacea Lewiston to a 12-0 win
over the previously unbeaten
Washington State champions.
The two survivors of the dou
ble-elimination t o u r n a ment
were slated to meet at 1 p.m.
Thursday for the championship.
The winner will catch a train
after the game for the sectional
tournament at Hastings, Neb.
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1:34 a.m.
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in marking up a 21-3 verdict at
Lewiston; Calgary outhit Vic
toria 22-18 and won 19-16; We
na tehee downed Yakima 12-10
with the winners amassing 16
hits to 12 for the losers, and
Edmonton collected 14 safe hits
to Vancouver's 11 in downing
the Capilanos 9-4
The 13 home runs In the bar
rage included six at Calgary,
three apiece at Lewiston and
Wenatchee and one at Edmon
ton.
Jim Command's home run
kept league-leading . Spokane
from being goose-egged in the
wild affair at Lewiston. It came
in the third Inning with two
on. Lewiston scored six times
in the first inning, six in the
third, one in the fifth, three in
the sixth, one in the seventh
and four in the eighth. The
eighth inning outburst included
homers by Clint Cameron ana
Mel Wasley.
In the rain-doused contest at
Wenatchee, Bob Wellman, the
WIL's leading home run hit
ter, collected his 23rd and 24th
round-trippers , of the season,
as the Chiefs came from be
hind to upset the Bears. A
sudden rainstorm forced a 40
minute recess in the eighth in
ning. When the game resumed,
the Chiefs, who had scored
twice before the interruption,
chased in four more runs. Jake
Helmuth also homered for the
winners.
Don Bricker carried the big
stick for Calgary. He lofted
two home run balls over the
close-in fence, driving in five
runs. Charlie Mead also hom
ered for the Stampeders, and
Granny Gladstone, Cecil Gar
riott and Lou Branham had
round-trippers for Victoria.
Dan Prentice's three - run
homer in the fifth inning op
ened the scoring for Edmonton.
The Eskimos went ahead with
a four-run uprising in the
sixth and added two more tal
lies in the seventh and eighth
innings. John Conant was the
winning pitcher. It was his 21st
of the season.
The linescores:
Spokana 001 400 000 SIS
Lavlatoa 101 111 14111 II 1
Franks. Nair (11, Otovannoal (1) and
ahaata, Oala 11); Batlar and camaron.
Ftrtmas !0 II 111
YMCA 140 14-11 11 I
Hlckrnham. Wllkln.oa (II and Tomp
klna; HUan4 and Halai.
Bart M 1 a 4 I I
Kaliar llill) 0014 14 m
Cloltom. Hill 13), Matt 111 and atari-
arltr: R. Golden, J. Olartoa (3) and
Honersalt.
Kicking specialist Pepper
Rodgers led Georgia Tech's
footbal scoring last season with
60 points. He kicked 39 extra
points, five field goals and
scored a touchdown.
Vorfr Shoes::!-
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Taklma Ill 113 00110 11
Wen.Uhaa 110 001 MX 11 II 1
Rloa. Rial II), Toarnarnn i). Touna
II) and Alblnl: Boulho Da Carolla IS),
Klala (I). Oubra (9) and Bartolomtl.
Vktorla ; 110 013 Oil II II 1
Calaarr 171 013 001 II 11 I
Prior. Walker rli. toodcaa in. Lorlno
Ml and alartla; Hlttnar, Prancla (1)
and Bricker.
Vaneotrrar 031 000 0004 11 1
Xdmonton 000 034 111 I II 1
rietcber. Ounnaraon (I) and Durretio;
Conant and Prentice. .
U. of O. Player
Caught in Draft
Euaene il Oregon lost
letterman football guard to the
draft today.
Word was received that Har
ry Mondale, 200-pound letter
man guard from Elizabeth, Pa.
was drafted. Mondale, who let
tered in 1951 but did not play
last season, had nailed down p
first team berth in spring prac
tice.
Coach Len Casanova said he
Drobably would shift a tackle
to olua the hole.
Mondale was the second Duck
to be drafted this summer.
Stan Dmochowsky, quarterback
and baseball pitcher, was in
ducted earlier. ' .
Salem Golfer
Places in Tourney
Ann Arbor, Mich. U. Bob
Prall of Salem was the only
one of three Oregonians to
place in the top 50 at the Inter
national Jaycee golf tourna
ment here yesterday.
Prall fired a 41-37 for a first-
round card of 78 good enough
for a 16th place tie. However,
he trailed the leader, Ross Ca
rino of Yonkers, N.Y., by seven
strokes.
Roger Sielicky of Portland
had an 85 and Gary Hval of
Portland fired an 88.
SOCE to Open
Against OCE
Ashland (UK Southern Ore
gon College of Education opens
its 1953 football season Sep
tember 19 against Oregon Col
lege of Education in the Myrtle
Bowl Shrine benefit game at
Coos Bay.
Coach Alex Peterson said
practice would start September
7. SOCE is playing with no con.
ference affiliation this season,
having declined an invitation
to Join a reorganized Far West
ern loop last spring.
The Pallo, a three-lap horse
race around the square oi
Siena, Italy, has been run al
most every year since the 14th
century.
Sports in Brief
OOLP
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fact, oardan ClU, M.T., lad a Hold at
ferorllaa Into the aacond round af tna
Waiters Aaiateirr cnamplouhlp.
ANN ABBOB. Mkb. ROM Carina. IT,
of Tonkara, N T., fired 71 ta lead
the ftrat round af iha alshta Interna,
tlonal Jaicaa tournament.
TENNIS
BBOOKLINS Maaa. Vie Setxaa and
Toot Traberl moved Into the Quarter.
Until of the National Doublaa Tourna
ment br deleatlns Pablo Buenbert and
Bd Daller 1-1. 4-4. S-3.
MINNEAPOLIS Clpde HlPDenitlal,
San Bernardino, Calif., aalnad the at In.
finale br defeating Jerry olade. Ball
Lake Cltr. iy. 4-3. I-1. In the National
Public Parka Tournament.
Minor League Scores
iNTERNATioNAi, tKAOtri
Toronto 1-1. Srretuee 1-1.
Roeheiur 10. Buffalo, 4.
Ottawa I. Bprlnitleld 1.
Montreal 4. Baltimore 1.
AMIBICAN ASSOCIATION
Charlealon S-a. Columba. 1-1. '
IndlanapolU A, Toledo 1.
Kanaaa Cltr I, LouUrUla I.
lilnneapolla St. Paul 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Shrewport l-l. Dallai 1-1.
Ban Antonio 1, Tulea 1.
Other samel poitponed.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Oman 1. Daa alolnea 1 111 lnnlnit).
Colorado sprlnai 11-1, Pueblo 1-1.
Denver 1. Wichita 4.
atoux Cltr 4. Lincoln 1 .11 tnnlnia).
PIONEEB LEAGUE
Idaho Palla 4. PocaUUo 1.
liaaic valler 1-11. Bono J-fc
Onlr lamea eeheduled.
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