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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Sal. Oregon
Wednesday, August 26, 1953
Four Marion County Men
In East-West Shrine (Same
Pendletoa -(SpecUl)- rear
Marion county B lei rue will
participate la the second an
anal East-West clan B high
achool football fame here
Saturday night.
The Marl a a county B
league la alto repreaeated by
Coach Fred Graham, who ia
one of the coaches of the
West team.
Two members of last year's
Cerrals high achool football
team will see action with the
West squad. They are rat
MeMaans and Ben Greer.
MeManns b a defensive half
back, while Greer plays end
ea both offense and defease.
Showing np as one of the
better backs la West team
workouts has beea L y I a
Fleetwood of Mill City. Be
has been working as often-
Mathews Hits 40th
Homer; 2 Behind
Babe Ruth's Pace
Major Leagues
(Br Tlu AMCtltM Prui)
AMZBICAM LEAGCE
W L Pet. 6.B.
Be Tort M M III
Cbleato ..... 74 4 .0 416
Clerelanc! 10 M .M4 1
Bolton 1 w .SM
WainluiMi II . t
rini.d,i9i n n .401 it
Dttrolt 41 II JN
St. LouU tl M .111 4I
Tataaar! Baaalltt
rl,w York 4. Dttrolt I 111 IbhImi).
Philadelphia 4. chleale, S.
Witblntton . Cltvalaad 4.
Only gamaa tcbadults.
PCL Standings
. IBr Tilt AIUCIIU4 Pratt I
w L Pet. OB'
Holtnrood 44 M .
Sttttlt H t .Wl m
Lot Anntei II II .111 HI
Portland M II .414 M
Saa PrantltM TI II tat 111
Sao Dl., 14 II .471 M,
Oakland 41 41 .414 MS
sarntate H .ul 11
TaaaSar'a Baaaltti
Oakland 3-7. San Pranctaeft 4-1.
Loo Anielat 1, Haimaod 4 (It lu).
Soattlo a. aaeramtnl 1.
Saa Dtaaa al Portland, rata.
WATIONAL ITAGCE
W t, Pet. OS
Brooklra M Ul
Mlteaukt Tl 44 .111
Philadelphia 4! M .Ul IIH
St. LouU II M Mt II
W.w York 44 .411 M'i
Cincinnati H 44 .441 JIH
Chleaio 47 74 .in im
PHUDurtn 41 II JU 41
ffaaaaav'a Btaaltat
Ohleato 1-4, Brooklra 1-4.
Philadelphia 1-1. Mlratukat 1-1.
Hi York 1-1. St. Loula 0-1.
V Cincinnati l-l. PltUburth 4-1.
siva right halfback, and de
ft mire halfback and Una.
backer.
Sublimity's Da saa Heu-
Bevos Rained Out;
Atkins of Oakland
Hurls No-Hitter
Portland X A scheduled
PCL baseball game between
Portland and Saa Diego was
postponed last Bight because
of wet grounds. Portland
team officials said the game
will be made up with a double
header Thursday night.
berger, who hurt his ankle
early la all-star practice, is
Bow OK, sad will play end
la Saturday's game, Graham
aaid Tuesday.
The West scjuad Is com
prised of 23 men, who were
e k s e a to play against a
similar squad from the East
ern section of the state. All
players la the all-star game
graduated from high school
last spring.
The West team has beea
working out for It days, and
has already mastered its
plays it will use against the
East. From here an in. It's
Just a matter of reaching the
peak of condition. And the
way the West boys have beea
going at in la daily practices,
they'll have no trouble
reaching their peak by game
time Saturday night.
By CARL LUNDQTJIST
' New York, U.fS Young Ed
Mathews probably won't reach
the golden goal of topping
Babe Buth's 69 homers in a
aesson, but he had an outside
chance today to beat the Na
tional League mark of 56, set
by Hack Wilson of the 1939
Cubs.
Mathews, tho free-swinging
Milwaukee sophomore, was
enly two homers behind
Ruth's record pace of 1927 to
day after drilling Robin Rob
arts, the best pitcher In base
ball, for his 40th homer at
Philadelphia last night. But
from now on the tempo must
quicken, since Ruth act a
blistering pace In which he
bit 17 homers in his last 27
games in the month of Sep
tember. Killing Pace
Psychologically, that pace
has knocked many an aspirant
out of the race for all-time
home run honors, and it prob
ably will be too much for the
22-year-old kid from Tex
arkana, Tex. But he has a bet
ter chance to top the Wilson
mark. ,
It was just 23 years ago to
day that Wilson set a new
National League mark with his
44 th homer.
Mathews would have to tilt
17 more' to top Wilson's mark.
since he Is four' behind him
at this stage, bu: Wilson in the
final days ' of the campaign.
tailed off and this muscular
young kid looks like he might
lust be getting his second
wind.
Roberta, though touched for
a homer and single by Math'
ews, gave up only five hits
in achieving his 21st victory
In the opener 8-1. The Braves
took the second game, 6-2
Lew Burdette going the route
for his 13th victory.
Dodgers Maintain .Lead
The Dodgers stayed nine
games In front of Milwaukee
by defeating the Cubs 6-5 as
Jack Robinson highlighted a
five-run eighth with his sec
ond homer of the game with
two on, after Chicago took
the opener 3-1 on the steady
pitching of Bob Rush and the
hitting of Clyde McCullough,
who drove In all the runs with
a homer and double.
Cincinnati topped Pitts
burgh 8-6 and 8-8, winning
the first game on a two run
oinch-homer by Bob BorkoW'
aki and the second on a two-
run homer by Roy McMillan.
The Giants ended a seven-
game losing streak when Rub
en Gomez Ditched a tour-mi-
ter for a 3-0 triumph. bu he
Cardinals won the second game
fi-2 as Gerry Staley pitched
five-hit ball for his 16th vlc-
ory. ... ,
The Yankees boosted their
American League lead to 9
games when they defeated De
troit in 11 Innings, 6-3 while
! Atrilritr. tonned the White
Sox 4-2 and collapsible
Cleveland dropped 14 games
behind In third place with an
8-4 loss to Washington.
fights last Uight
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utnetntad ooa SIU.
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aoliwutu BMW Pa4, US. D'-14.
San Francisco UB Jim At
kins of the Oakland Oaks had
a no-hitter in the Pacific Coast
League books today although
his souhtpa teammate, Don
Ferrarese, went hm one-third
of sn Inning better only to
rate a three-hitter.
Atkins pitched his bob-
tailed masterpiece against the
San Francisco Seals last night
as he humbled the hitless
heroes 2-0 in the seven-inning
opening game.
Moran Breaks Spell
Then Ferrarese took over
for the regulation distance
nightcap and didn't give up a
hit until one man was out in
the eighth Inning. Jim Moran
broke the spell with a single
and eventually scored, but the
Oaks won that game, too, 7-1.
Actually, Ferrarese turned
in a more impressive perform
ance. He struck out 11 bat
ters over the nine-inning span
while Atkins only fanned two.
A great running catch by Cen
terfielder Sam Chapman of
Will Tiesiera'a 390-foot smash
with a man on base also pulled
Atkins out of the grease in the
fifth Inning.
The double triumph brought
the Acorns out of the base
ment by .001 of a percentage
point Sacramento dropped
into the cellar by taking a
4-1 beating froiji second place
Seattle. The Rainiers narrow
ed Hollywood's first place
margin to a fat 9 Vt games as
the Stars lost to Los Angeles
In the 10th frame, 7-4. t
West Explodes
Big Max West, who has been
on the injury shelf most' of
this season, exploded a home
run with two men on base in
the 10th inning to give the
Angels their 7-4 bulge. West
came up as a pinchhitter and
sent 9,412 biased fans home
happy with his blast in the
home park.
Vern Kindsfather, although
pelted for eight hits, kept Sac
ramento under control
throughout the night. First
Baseman Gordon Goldsberry
knocked In three of the Seat
tle runs as he went four for
four. Two of his blows were
doubles. '
Btattlt 104 lot ox 4 it
Saeramtnto 004 104 O001 I 4
Klndalather and o r t o 1 n Johntoa,
Banana (II and Montalro.
Pint lama:
Oakland r 404 Wl 41 4 I
Ban Pranclaeo 000 004 4 4 4 1
Adklna and Mtali Bradford, ahandor
(7i ana Tititra.
Breond lama:
Oakland IH 414 400 T 4
San Pranclaeo 404 404 4141 I I
rerrareat and Htali Bcaealtr, Cloojh
HI, rooca lai ana Ttrnar.
Holtrwood 401 004 114 44 14 I
Loa Anaalt 411 404 400 11 I) 4
afunitr, Oaten ill, alacDonald 4i,
Lrnn tl). Maltiatrttr Hi and Braean.
Waiont (7li spletr,' Padttl Hi and
Kraaa.
Golf Registrations
Being Taken at SGC
KegkstratioBS for entry ia the annaal Salem
Golf club's men's fall championship ' toaraament
are bow being taken at the golf club.
The enly requirement needed to eater the tour
nament is to be a member of the Salem Golf clab
. men's club. Membership fee is one dollar.
There will be no qualifying round this year.'
Golfers will he placed into flights according te their
established handicaps.
The top 32 men will be assigned to the cham
pionship flight, with the remaining flights to be
made ap of 16 men each.
Golfers have antll Labor Day to sign ap for
the tournament.
O'Brien Hits First
Major Homer
Pittsburgh UP) Johnny
O'Brien was one step ahead of
his twin brother Eddie in' two
major batting departments
Wednesday. , -
Johnny drove out his first
big league home run for Pitts
burgh in .the second game of
Tuesday'a twinighter with
Cincinnati and collected two
other hits to raise his average
to .240.. Eddie, who haa yet
to hit a homer, is batting .239.
GOLF DINNER THURSDAY
The monthly Salem Golf
club men's club dinner will
be held at 7 o'clock Thursday
night. Prizes for the day's play
will be awarded.
Industrial
Softy Playoffs
Resume Tonight
Rain put a hitch In the In
dustrial league Softball play
offs last night, but the two
teams Involved Ed's Market
Wolgamott's and Commercial
Seat will resume their two-out-of-three
series with an 8
o'clock game at Phillips field
tonight.
Eds Market -Wolgamott's
won the first game of the play-n
off Monday night, 11-4. A vic
tory for Ed's Market-Wolga-mott's
team tonight would send
that team against YMCA In
another two-out-of-three ser
ies for the Industrial league
championship.
In the event Commercial
Seat, wins tonight's games, Ed's
Market-Wolgamott's and Com
mercial Seat would play again
tomorrow, with the winner of
that game going against YMCA.
Salem Merchants, recently
eliminated from the state soft
ball tounament at Mill City,
will play an Albany team in
a 7 o'clock game at Phillips
Minor League Scores
(Br T4 Ataoclated Praail
DtTSaMATlONAL UAODB '
Ilootraal 14. BnnniflaM S.
Rochaatar 4-f. Toronto 1-4.
Ottawa 1. arracoat L.
EalUmort 4. Bullal 4.
AaUBICAX AS40CUTION
LoolttUla 1, Colombaa 4.
atlnnaaaolla . Tolada 4.
Bt. Paul 11. Indlaaaaaua 4.
Kanaaa Cltr 4. cnarlaatoa S.
TEXAS LCAGL'a
rjallaj I. Bbrovaport 4.
Port Worth 4, Baaumoat 1.
Tulaa 4, Ban Antonio 1.
HouttOB 4. .Oklahoma City L
WCSTIBM UtAGCS
Colorado Bprlnaa a Sioux Cltr 1
DtoTtr 1-4. Omaha S-4.
Lincoln a-l. Wichita 4-1.
Dc, Molnai I. Putbl 1.
PIONUB LXAOCB
BoM . Idaho Palla I.
Mailt Valltj II. PoeattUo L
Oidtn II. Bininta 4.
Bait Lakt I. Oraal Palli I.
Stojack Defends
Wrestling Title
Roseburg Frank Stojack
defended his Pacific coast jun
ior heavyweight wrest ling
championship by defeating the
Masked Marvel at Roseburg. '
In Preliminary matches, Eric
Pederson defeated Frank Fa
getty and Tony Ross pinned
Doug Donnan.
Nelson, Hogan,
Snead in PGA
Hall of Fame
Chicago OP) American
sportswriters and aportscasters
have voted Byron Nelson, Ben
Hogan and Sam Snead Into the
PGA Hall of Fame.
The three professionals, and '
the 1993 Ryder Cud team, will
be honored at a dinner Sept.
3 in Washington, said the Pro
fessional Golfer's Association
of America.
They join a distinguished list
of Hall of Fame golfers, in
cluding Walter Hagen, Bobby
Jones, Gene Sarazen, Francis
Ouimet, Walter Travis, Chick
Evans, Alex Smith, Jim Barnes.
Johnny McCermott, Willie An
derson, Jerry Travis and Tom
my Armour.
field tonight.
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Bowl Saturday
Mara lops win take over
H jlly wood Bowl Saturday
night for the weekly auto rac
Ing program.
Two trophy dashes, four heat
races of 10 laps each, a 30-lap
class B main event and a 50
lap class A main event will
comprise .'te program.
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