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Bead That roty cloud yam
let hanging over the hills to
. the cut coveti the town of
. Mill City, whose citizen Jour
neyed to Bend over the week
end to iee their boyi win the
Oregon State Softball title.
In a doubleheader, tram
planted because of rain at
Mill City, the Kelly Lumber
men defeated the long time
tournament veteran, - Bull
Willis, In the second same o
the doubleheader after Willis
hid shut them out on five hits
in the opener. -
After defeating John Pear
son on two unearned runs in
the first fame, Willis found
the "Iron man" stunt too much
for bim and went down to his
second defeat In the tourna
ment in the ninth Inning.
He seemed to have the Mill
City men eating out of his
hand until lightning struck .In
the bottom of the ninth. Ben
nett and Cole were quick outs,
both popping out to the first
baseman. Then Don- Carey
got hold of a Willis fast ball
and shot it on a line into left
field. Cect Berg, Rube left
fielder, got too anxious snd
the ball went through htm for
triple.
. Gordie (Cultch) McMorris
promptly smashed a ground
ball behind second bate which
Bill Hutchison fielded but
couldn't make a play on and
that was the ball game.
Mill City had not really
threatened In the scond game
and the end was almost as
surprising as it was quick. Eu
gene, on the other hand, had
Ron Davidson in trouble most
of the way, but he always
managed to pitch himself out
of trouble. Tha biggest threat
tame in the seventh Inning
when the two leadoff batters
both singled to start the in
ning but failed to score due
largely to a quick double play
by third baseman Al Zuber
on Bull Willis' line out, as
Rsnnje Smith was trapped off
third and couldn't get bsck in
time. f -
Although they committed
three errors in the second
gt.ie to four In the first, the
Kellymen always jot tough
when a serious threat devel
oped. Top defense men of
the afternoon was centerfield
cr, Manager Charlie Mlckel
son of Eugene who camped
under one long Kelly drive
after another to win himself
the award of number one nui
sance to the Kelly hopes. '
In the first game, center-
fielder John Hoffert of Mill
City executed a rare unassist
ed double play when he caught
Bob WeUells texas leaguer be'
hind second base and rambled
on into second to double catcher
Harry Walker who still doesn't
believe that any outfielder in
the game could get to the ball,
Plaudits to all the Kellymen
for their fine exhibition in the
tourney, but especially to
shortstop Gordie McMorris
whose brilliant defensive play
and clutch hitting made their
infield a pitcher's dream.
Both the Kellymen and the
Eugene Rubes landed tin men
on tha mythical "all-State"
team along with represents'
tive from Grants Pass and Cor-
vallis. Tha outstanding pitcher
award went to John Pearson ot
Mill City who threw the tour
naemnta only no-hltter, that a
1-0 jewel over Grants Pass and
Vera Collins. The outstanding
hitter award went to Manager
Bunco Chapman of Grants
Pass who nosed out Manager
Lou Stagg of Corvallia ,400 to
.385. Outstanding player of the
tournaent, due to his great
centerfielding, managing, and
hitting was Charlie Mickelson
of Eugene. The rest of the team:
First base. Don Carty of
Mill City; second base. Bill
Hutchison of Eugene third base.
Sim Chapman of Grants Pass
Shortstop, Gordie McMorris of
Mill City: leftfield. John Hof
fert ot Mill City; Centerfield,
Charlie Mickelson .of Eugene;
rightfield. Bob Wren of Eu-
. gene; utility outfielder, Carl
Gustafson of Corvallis; utility
infielder. Ken Knapp of Grants
Pan; catchers, Harry Walker of
Eugene, Lou Stagg of Corval
lis.
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I " Companyy's state champion Softball
team enjoy a chicken dinner, eoartesy of White's Cafe be
tween Mill City and Gates, a few hours after the Lum
bermen had won the state title by defeating Eugene l-
at Band Sunday. Front row, from left, Bill Hoffman, Bob
LOCAL UNITED PRESS
Women's Golf Champ
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with Robert Cos eup which has beeat presented alnea UtS
to the winner of the National Women's Amatenr Golf
Championship. Miss Faulk, playing for the Glen Arvea
Country Club of Georgia, won the enp at West Harrlng
' ton, R. I., by beating Mlaa Polly Riley of Fort Worth,
Texas. (AP Wlrephoto)
Mill City's Fleetwood Gets
Award in All-Star Game
. Pendleton UA The East
and the West were even today
after the East gained a
triumph In the second annual
state Class B Shrine All-Star
football game here Saturday
night.
West won the first game
last year by a score of 12-0.
It wss East's game most of
the way. Paced by Ward Col-
jlinsworth of Echo, the victors
rippea inrougn tne rvcsi unc
for touchdowns In the "second,
third and fourth quarters.
Closest the West came to
crosisng the goal line was late
in the scond quarter when the
Westerners carried the ball to
the East 23, only to lose the
ball on downs. First downs
favored East, IS to S.
West lost the services of
Quarterback Dan Clay of
Jacksonville early In the sec
ond quarter and from there on
Yesterday's Stars
By Th Auftrlkifd PTMal
Bmltlnt Jim Ptndlftoa tnt Kddl,
auinvwi. Rnrli-SKk hit IhrM ham,
run, M tbt Brftva MundM the PlratH
twlr. lt-4 and ll-i. Pandtaton ail all
thna la tha flrat tana. MaUiawa Mt
M, 4ltt and 41 la Uia taaaar aad kl
jrd la tba nlihtraa.
rttrhhii BUlr Piairt, Wfclta B01
Pllrhad a taur-hllur la 1-t hurl
ln dual tram Ma Yarr, Jim McDon
ald altar tut Tank, had takaa Uia
apaaar lt-4
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Winnlnt allrhar Boa Parisian, Xrfa-
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TERMITES
l-fEAR Or ARANTIl
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of the Bally Lumber
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Pat 8 8aJm, Oregon, Monday, August 31, 1953
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Mlaa Mar T.ana Faulk of
n.AMa111ji' tlm. ikivi
seemed unable to product) an
effective attack.
Collinsworth, who scored
one touchdown, kicked an ex
tra point and was a big yard
age maker, was voted the
game's outstanding player.
Others honored were Dick
II ol In, Drain, best offensive
lineman; Lyle Fleetwood, Mill
City, best blocking bsck, and
Rex Lockett, - Elgin, best de
fensive linemen. Joslyn and
Fleetwood played with the
West and Lockett with the
East.
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GREEN'S SPORTINO
SHOP
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Carleton, Duane Downing, Boa Davidson, Bob Pearson,
Danny Valdes, Don Carey and Benny Bennett. Back row,
from left, sponsor Carl Kelly, Warraa Miller, Brewnie
Valdes, Beb Domkrowsky, Gordy McMorris, John Hoffert,
Al Zuber, Marlln Cole and Spenser Bnss Kelly.
NEWS AND FEATURES
24 Woodburn
Gridmen Report
For Workouts
Woodburn The new Wood
burn coach, Hank Ercolini,
started workouts at Legion
park this week with a squad
of 24 gridiron asplrsnts in prep,
aration for the Willamette val
ley Jeague opener here Septem
btr 25, against Estacada. The
original squad is expected to
Increase to 38 to 40 players by
the time school opens Septem'
bar 14. In the group are 13
letttrmen, all but one being
linemen.
Ercolini, who came to Wood'
burn after several successful
seasons at Canby, said he would
have a heavy team this fall but
will be weak on experienced
backfield material.
Gene Ficek, senior halfback.
Is the only veteran backfield
candidate available, for the
19S3 Bulldog squad. The 12 re
maining lettermen back In unl
form are all linemen and all
but two, Don Garnero, center
and Don Enysrt, end, are sen
iors. Richard Lee, lineman with
some backfield experience, may
see action at fullback. Other
senior veteran linemen art Dick
Alexander, Gary Raid, Jerry
Plank, Bill Kersten, Sid Clack,
Kay .Ltxeison, tiwooa ostrora
Royal Hastie and Clarence Gra
ver. ,
The WVL Jamboree is sched
uled for September 22 at Esta
cada. The regular league sched
uia is Estacada at Woodburn
sept, is; woodburn at Molalla
Oct 2; Woodburn at Dallas Oct.
9; Canby at Woodburn Oct. 16;
Mt. Angel at Woodburn Oct. 30:
and Woodburn at Sandy Nov.
8. All games will be at night,
starting at 8 o'clock.
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Minor League Scores
(By Tha AuMlatat Praail
DTTaa NATIONAL LSAOUB
Saamay, Baaaltat
rtocnaatar 11, Ottawa 4
MontrMl SO. Srraruaa 1-4
Baltlmora t-i. Toronto 1-4
SprtnalMld L, BuIIalt S
ABRBICAN ASSOCIATIOn
XanaM City S. Indlanapolla 1
Toladt t-l. Loularllla 9-1
Mlanaapolla Celumbua ft-l
St, raid 1-1, Charlaaton 1-1
TT.X4I LltAOllX
Baa Antonio 1, DallM 1
Pert Wartb t, Ilouatoa S
Tulta 1. Baaumont a
Oklahoma city ,1. ShvarrDorl S
WSSTtBN LtAfltt
Cotorade Bprlnaa I. Omaha 4
Daa Molnaa t, Danrar s
Lincoln 4. Paabla 1
aiaai city 11. Wichita t
PIONISB LSAOri
Bininta 4-S Ortal Palla l-l
Otdcn J, Salt Laka t
Bolaa T. Mailc Vallay S
Idaho Palla 11. Pocatallt 1
Satnrtay'a BMaltai
INTSBNATIONAL UUSVI
Boehaalar I. Otuwa a
Montreal It. ByracuM S
Toronto ft. Baltlmora 4
BartniflaM t. BuIIalt f
AMBBICAN ASaOCIATION
toularUla I. Tolrdo 1
Xanau City 1. Indlanapolla 1
Columbua , Mlnnaapolla 1
St. ratal 4. Charlaaloa 1
Ttxts Lianrs
noaatoa l-l. Port Worth 1-1S
Saa Antonio l-l, Dallu S-4. Ill tama.
II Inninia.
Oklahoma City I. BhrtvaMrt S
Tniaa 4, Baaumont 1. 11 Inalnta
WBBTSBJI LSAOCa
Omaha a, Calaraat Sprlnoa 4, It la-
ilnaa
Daa Molnaa S. Daaoy 4
Puablo I. Lincoln 4. 14 tnnlntl
swna City a. Wl.hlta I
PIONBSB 1 1 AO 11
Oraal PaU, 4-4. Bllllnia l-l
Bona I. Mailc Vallty 1
Oldan 4 Salt Laka 4
Idaho Palla ft Pocatallt
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Mathews Only One
Home Run Behind
Babe Ruth's Pace
By CARL LUNDQTJIST
New York (UJ? Fans wbe
still think tha Braves have a
chance to win the pennant are
harder to find than PM Beta
Kappa key in a hock shop, but
the Milwaukee madcaps may
coma up with consolation
prise if Ed Mathews wins the
home run championship.
Mathews, who would be a
cinch to be baseball's "sopho
more of the year ' if there were
such an award, might even win
the most valuable player tro
phy if he keep slugging the
way he has been doing lately.
Once again today he was
only one homer behind Babe
Ruth's record of 1927 after pac'
ing the Braves to a 19-4 and
11-5 triumphs at Pittsburgh,
Mathews hit three homers in
the two games to give him a
total of 43 for the season.
Six en Top
That put him six ahead of his
closest competitor in the Ma
jprs, Ted Kluszewskl of Cin
cinnati, whp has 37.
wnen the Braves came
through with four more hom
ers in the second game they
cracked another National
League mark ot 10 homers in
two consecutive games act by
the Pirates of 1825.
The Braves picked up a half
game over the Dodgers and
now trail them by 10 games
even though Brooklyn poured
across 13 rune In a hilarious
seventh inning and went on to
beat tha Cardinals, 20-4, with
19 hits and eight walks.
' The Yankees stayed eight
games ahead of the White Sox,
beating them 10-8 as Gil Mc
Dougald, Joe Collins, and Yogi
Berra hit homers, but lost the
second game 1-0 when Billy
Pierce pitched a four-bitter for
his 17th victory and his sev
enth shutout
Other Games
The Indians, who are coming
on nicely now when it really
doesn't oihtter any more, top
ped the Red Sox 9-3 and 1-4.
Ted Williams hit a towering
400-foot Boston homer in the
first game and Sammy White
also got one In losing cause,
Phil Cavarettas three-run
pinch double gave the Cubs a
6-2 second game victory after
the Giants won the opener 10-1
on homers by Al Dark, Wes
Westrum, Bobby Thomson and
Darvl Srjencer and stesdy
pitching by Jim Hesrn. Karl
Drews pitched six-hit ball for
the Phils to beat Cincinnati 4-2
and Smokey Burgess hit a
ninth inning second game horn'
er to make it a sweep 4-3 as
Jim Konstanty gained his 14th
win.
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Nelson Drives
To Victory in
Hard Top Mainer
Dos Nelson won the BO-lap
mala event at Saturday night's
hard top rtvees at Hollywood
Bowl.
Nelson finished about 200
yards ahead of favorite Clar
ence Smith.
Saturday's raeea marked
the final auto racing of the
season for Hollywood Bowl.
kidianspolis-type race cars
will rsce at the Fairgrounds
track Sunday, September 13.
Cards Defeat
Packers, 13-7
Spokane () Joe Geri and
Dale Samuels powered tha Chi
cago Cardinals to a 13-7 win
over the Green Bay Packers in
at National Football League ex
hibition game here Saturday
night.
The Cardinals opened the
scoring with the gama less than
three minutes old, Geri con
necting on a feld goal from 17
yards out after Chicago had re-
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tor its only tally minutes later,
Parllli plunging over from the
7.
Samuel opened passing at.
tack that carried tha Cardinals
to the Green Bay 23 and Geri
picked another field goal to
make it 7-1 at the half.
Charley Trlppl ' went over
with the winning score early
in the fourth Quarter after th
Cardinals in a sustained drive
had racked up 43 yards, 23 of
them on a pass from Samuels
to Ray Ramsey.
Some 17,000 fans watched
tha gam.
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Longview. Wash. flJ.-i-Bill
Boatman, Longview, pounded
out a unanimous 10-round de
cision over Joe Kabul, Wood
burn, Ore., in a heavyweight
match her Saturday night.
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