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By CHRIS KOWITZ, JR.
The Salem Senators, rained
nt of their scheduled double-
header with Edmonton last'uuia
night, face eight games in " J," '
days at Waters park, beginning jvancauw'
with a doubleheader tonight at "oai
7 o clock.
Ray McNulty, who won 19
games for Salem last season,
and John Conant, who has won
22 games for Edmonton this
year, will pitch for Edmonton
in tonight's games.
They will be opposed by
GeneRoenspie (16-3) and Dave
Dahle (3-8).
Tonight is ladies' night at
Waters park, with all ladies
admitted to the grandstand for
(0 cents.
' The remainder of the home
stand (the last home stand for
Salem this season) sees a num
ber of special nights.
: Tomorrow will be radio ap
preciation night; By obtaining
tickets from one of the sponsors
of Salem Senator broadcasts, a
fan may gain admission to the
game for 50 cents. There will
be no broadcast of the game to
morrow night.
Vancouver comes to town for
a five-day series, beginning
with a single game Friday. The
most popular player award
will be presented Friday. The
player will be selected by a
vote of the fans, who have
been casting ballots all season.
A home freezer, courtesy of
Smilin' Jack's Service Station
and Dickson'i Market, will be
given away to some lucky fan
attending Saturday night's
game.
Sunday's doubleheader, slat
ed for 2 p.m., will be the last
regular-season appearance of
the Senators this season. Sun
day is Moose lodge day, and
members of that lodge are now
conducting a ticket-selling ca ni
ps ign.
Or The Aaaocteted Preu)
Manager Bill Brenner
pitched and batted Lewiston
to (-7 win over Wenatchee
Tuesday night to preserve
the B rones' narrow lead in
the Western International
Baseball League pennant
race.
Brenner scattered 10 hits as
be marked up his 21st victory
on the mound, and drove in the
winning runs with a sixth in
ning double.
The win kept the Broncs six
percentage points ahead of the
Spokane Indians, who also
won..-
Lewiston's hopes of maintain
ing the lead and gaining
berth in the WIL's post-season
playoff suffered a heavy blow,
however, with Brenner's an
nouncement after the contest
that two key players may be
lost for the rest of the season,
Brenner said catcher Clint
Cameron, who injured his
throwing hand In Monday's
game, probably won't be back.
Bob Williams, Lewiston's lead
ing hitter, is scheduled to re
turn to his teaching Job at
Lewiston High School after
Wednesday' game.
Spokane, keeping pace with
the Broncos, scored enough
runs in the first inning to win
but added some insurance tal
lies and posted a 6-1 triumph
WIL Standings
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Victoria at Vancouvar.
Ltvuton at Wenetcbee.
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ftpokant at Yakima.
over Yakima. Bill Franks gave
up seven hits, including a dou
ble and a single that accounted
for Yakima's only run In the
fifth.
Don Bricker's thfee-run ho
mer in the top of the 10th in
ning provided Calgary'i win
ning margin in a 10-9 victory
at Tri-City. The hometown
Braves tied the game with a
single run in the bottom of the
eighth and the two teams add
ed a pair of tallies apiece In
the ninth. Tri-City chased In
two runs in the loyer half of
the tenth and threatened to tie
the game again but pinch-hitter
Ernie Hockaday went down
swinging with the equalizing
run on second.
Victoria shut out Vancouver
on both ends of a twin bill,
winning the opener, which
went eight innings, 2-0 and the
nightcap, 6-0.
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Bloom, Dobernle (1), Mlchilioa (II) and
PHt, Warren (10).
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DolUne nod Rarfotd: Roberta, aler
ahall (7), Thomaeon II) and Duretto.
Lebanon Swim
Team Defeats
Albany Group
. Lebanon Lebanon swim
mers and divert edged the. Al
bany swim team here Sunday,
taking the swimming events 98
to 92, and the diving division,
IS to 24. Lebanon paddlers
captured first places in 14 of
the 20 swim events, but the
Albany people came up with
enough second and third places
to keep the point system even.
Albany was trailing by only
one point when going into the
final event, the boys' relay,
which Lebanon captured.
Swimmirig on the winning
quartet were Vic Dixon, Dar
rell Bishop, Virgil Russell, and
Ed Nelson.
In diving, Albany failed to
enter contestants in the senior
division which gave the Leba
non club a 12 to 0 lead. The
visiting club picked up 14
points in the junior division to
Lebanon's six.
A crowd of more than 300
LOCAL UNITED MESS ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS AND FEATURES
Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, August 26, 1951 Page 17
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A proposed post-season series betweei the state cham
pion Salem American Legion junior baseball team and the
semipro Bend Loggers has been called off, The reason:
Too many Legion players out for football. . . . Paul Beck,
Mike Campbell and Tom Pickens at Salem high and How
ard Speer and Jerry Waldrop at Cascade.
Only one of the 15 members of the state champion
, Legion team will be eligible for competition next sea
son. He is Curt Jantze, catcher. The other 14 .will be
too old for Legion play next season, though they all
will be playing high school ball next year.
Lee Cameron, Dale Wattenbarger and Glen Hart, Jef
ferson high school football players who were to have
played in the East-West class B Shrine all-star game at
Pendleton Saturday, did not report for practice with the
West team. Wedding bells are to blame. Cameron and
Wattebarger were recently married, while Hart expects
to take the big step soon. Three alternates, from other
schools, replace the Jefferson trio on the West lineup.
So Fred Graham, coach of the Jefferson Lions last season
(he's moved to Stayton high school now) won't have any
of his own players on the West team. Graham is one of
the West coaches. ' '
Kross-Kuts through 'the state: ..Gene Fox, who
pitched for Albany's junior Legion team during the
state tournament in Salem, joined the Albany Ath
letics, a semipro team, after the Legion season. Fox
was beaten by the Roseburg Chiefs, 7-3, in a game at
Roseburg Sunday . . . another Albany semipro team,
the Alcoa, closed out their season with a trip to Reno,
Nev., where they lost two games to the Reno-Sparks
" Pioneers, 10-3 and 3-1 .. . Herb Snider and Neil
Honka were injured in a spectacular six-car smashup
in hard top races at McMinnville Saturday night. ..The
race was halted for a full hour because of the acci
dent ... on the same night, there was a four-car
crack-up at the Ashland track . . . Eugene and Salem
tracks also ran races that night, which means that
auto racing was being conducted on four Oregon
- tracks on a single night.
More prizes for the Salem Senators to shoot at . . . Joe
Josephson, proprietor of the J End J Clothes Shop, is offer
ing a $50 suit of clothes to the Senator player who hits
the jnost home runs between now and the end of the
second half ... a $35 sport coat to the p'.ayer with the
most runs batted in during the remainder of regular sea
son play . . . and an $18.60 pair of slacks .to the Senator
with the most hits in that time.
No Decision
In Brawl at
Salem Armory .
John Henning and Eric Pe-
derson finished their match.
with a "no decision" ruling
from referee Jack Kiser.
Kiser had been knocked
senseless momentarily when he
was slammed into a ring post
Four Teams Still
Remain in State
Softball Tourney
Mill City . (Snecian Rnln
forced postponement efl a s t
Bight's Oregon slat aoftball
tournament schedule at Allen
field here, and the tourney
slate has been set back
day.
Games which were to have
been played last night will be
played tonight The Eugene
Rubenstein Furniture team
plays Corvallis Nored Builders
at 7 o'clock, with the winner
et the game facing Grant Pass
in tonight s second game.
Bob WiUis, with a 1-1 tour
nament record, will likely
pitch for Eugene in the first
game, with Hal Wehmeier (0-1)
chucking for Grants Pass.
Corvallis goes into tonight's
game with a .258 team batting
average in three state tourna
ment games. Third-baseman
in an attempt to separate Hen- Uin Anderson is the leading
rung and Pederson. tournament hitter on the team,
..v..,.. y.u,. . -;with three nit in nine timet
son to me mat, ana neia nim tj,. Rub. c,rr . .20f, ,.-
nament swat mark into to
nights' action. Bill Htuchison,
second baseman, tops Eugene
tournament batters with three
for six. '
. Vern Collins, Grants Pass
ironnran who has now had two
days rest, thanks to the rain.
will pitch in the second game
tonight. He has a 2-1 tourna
ment record,' and has been
practically a member of the
infield, with A assists from his
pitching position. Manager
Sim Chapmam leads Grants
Pass' tournament hitting col
umn with a .500 average.
The survivor of tonight's ac
tion plays Kelly Lumber of
MiU City la the state finals to
morrow night. If Mill City
wins the first game tomorrow.
the Kelly crew will have won
the state championship and
the right to enter regional play
at Pendleton early next month.
If Mill City loses the first game
tomorrow, a second game, to
follow immediately, will be ne
cessary to decide a winner in
the double-elimination state
tournament.
Attendance at ' tournament
games has been up to expec
taions, in spite of the weather,
and with Mill City in the finals,
a full hriuse is expected tomor
row night.
there for at least twice as long
as the required three seconds.
But Kiser, his head still buzz
ing, wasn't able to see it. '
Henning looked around to
see what had happened to Ki
ser. Pederson then crawled out
from under Henning and
clamped a full nelson oi Hen
ning. Kiser, still not sure what had
happened, ordered a no deci
sion. The fans were In an up
roar by that time, and a near
riot ensued.
Luther Lindsey defeated the
Masked Marvel, Jack O'Reilly
downed Greg Jarque and Mr.
Sakata drew with Kiser in preliminaries.
Grid Banquet
At UO Cancelled
Eugene UJ9 The "Football
is Fun" banquet scheduled for
tonight on University ol
Oregon campus has been con
celled because Entertainer
PhU Harris will not be able to
attend, Athletic Director Leo
Harris said today.
The athletjc director said it
was felt it would be unlikely
that a suitable substitute could
be found to replace Harris on
such short notice.
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Six Teams
Qualified for
World Tourney
Portland UJB Entries in the
National ' Softball Congress
Girls' world tournament which
opens here September 4 rose to
six today.
Tournament Director Ray
Brooks said he has received
word that an all-colored girls'
all-star squad . from Cincin
nati will be here for title ac
tion. He said also he expects
an entry from Wisconsin as
soon as the state champion is
determined.
Brooks said a 11-team brac
ket Is certain with a possibility
of 16 teams.' ; . ' -i
Already entered are Err
Lind's Florists of Portland, the
Phoenix Queens ot Arizona and
the Crowhurst Motors and the
Vancouver All-Stars from Brit
ish Columbia.
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New York W.B Welter
weight champion Kid Gavilan
was favored 13-5 to beat mid
dleweight Ralph (Tiger) Jones
tonight and thereby earn con
sideration as challenger for the
middleweight crown.
The non-titl 10-rounder be
tween 27-year-old Jones of
Yonkers, N. Y., will be tele
vised nationally from Madison
Square Garden.
Gavilan, ruler of the 147
pound division, is confident
that a victory over middle-
tiraki vVt jute. (aini4aip TaA vay i 1 1
spectators was on hand to see V( htm , ,hot lhe 160.
pound crown, to be worn by
Bobo Olson-Randy Turpin win
ner on Oct 21.
Grade Wins Match
Barrington, R. I. 0I.R9 Mrs.
Howard Smith, formerly Gra
de DeMoss, defeated Mrs. J. J.
Mason, Ridgewood, N, J., 4 and
2 in the Women's amateur golf
tournament here yesterday.
Edean Anderson of Helena,
Mont., lost to Polly Riley of
Fort Worth, Tex., 8 and 4.
ABC Again Rained
Portland (Ufa Rain again
washed out action in the ABC
tournament here last night.
the events.
The Lebanon group
coached by George Van
and Tom Van Etten.
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DLaVI
Yakima Leads
Sectional Play
Hastings, Neb. The Yak
ima. Wash., American Legion
junior baseball team is a sin
gle victory away from the
Western sectional champion
ship.
Yakima, t h e Washington
State and Pacific Northwest re
gional titlist, posted the initial
victory in the championship
bracket of the double elimina
tion tournament here Tuesday
night, taking a 5-2 thriller from
Richmond, Calif.
The teams meet again Wed
nesday night and a Yakima vic
tory would clinch the sectional
crown for the visitors from the
Northwest apple country. If
Richmond wins, the finaloshow-
jdown will be Thursday.
I Tom Gibson allowed three
hits and struck out 13 in Tues
day night's contest '
Richmond H loo MO I I 0
Yakima OO0 041 01' 0 I
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