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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SaJm, Onm
Wcdnwday, Bcptmber I, 1951
San Diego Edges Beavers
In 10-lnning Battle, 2-1
aa Diet L Bnddy fe
Imra'i ltth-tnnlng airifle
took np tie and gav San
Diet illtl win over Port
land ta a FCL fme last night.
The nlp-and-tuck game had
been tied at 1-1 from the fifth
inning. Then, in the extra in-
ning, Red Mathii got a fluke
' '. aingle when h i i bouncing
grounder to third took a crazy
bop and hit Don Eggert in the
mouth.
Lloyd Dickey ran for Ma
thif and wn aacrificed along
by. Bob Kerrigan. Then Peter
son's aingle won the gam be
fore 1,398 fans.
Kerrigan (19-16) w e n t the
distance for the Padres. The
- Beaveri t tarter wn Lyman
Linde, who wai relieved by
Bed Adams in the eighth. Ad
ams, losing pitcher, now has a
B-10 mark.
The Padres got their first
' run in the opening inning on
tingles by Peterson, Tom AI
ton and Dick Faber.
Portland tied up the game In
the fifth when Frankie Aus
tin doubled and scored on Jim
Russell's single.
By SCOTT BAflXIK
at) Francisco JJB The
tea Angelas Angels, as
araaky about their leas a
third plae in th Coast lea
fa at 1 tit per month
apartment dweller on Wil
anlr Boulevard, bang a aew
ehaia a th door today and
let th tnr clubs howl.
Crying on th outside were
the Portland Beavers and San
Francisco Seals. Both clubs
seemed geared to turn the last
week of th season into a nec
tie battle for third money but
, they blew their chances last
night L.A. personally disposed
of the Seals, o-l, while san Di
ego dipped Portland 3-1 In 10
tanings.
alt Fall
The results pulled the An-
gelt up to two full games over
' Fourth placa Portland while
tht Seels fell to three garnet
behind L.A. in fifth place.
Seattle downed Sacramento
In another PCL game, 5-2, and
dumped the Solont back into
th basement Oakland cam
up through th escape hatch by
defeating the champion Holly
wood Start, by the same score.
Bob Splcer recorded his 12th
victory of th season at he held
the Sealt scoreless until the
home half of the ninth inning.
Let Peden, hit batterymate,
mashed a three run homer in
PCL Standings
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the same frame to sew up an
easy win for the husky right
hander.
Buddy Peterson trapped the
Beavers with a one bagger in
the 10th frame after Red Ma
this hit a crazy, mixed-up
grounder - that bounced off
third baseman Don Eggert's
mouth for a single. Lloyd
Dickey, a pitcher, ran for Ma-
this and tallied on Peterson's
blow after advancing on a sac
rifice. ,
Breglio Wins
Ernie Broglio, 17-year-old
wonder from El Cerrito High
School, was credited with his
second win of the season as be
pitched eight innings of good
ball for the Oaks.
Than be weakened and
George Bamberger-saved the
game for him. Jim Marshall's
two run triple in the fifth wss
the bif blast of the Oakland
attack.
Walt Judnich crashed a
three run homer for Seattle to
help veto the Senators in
Sudville. The clout came in the
first inning and Seattle never
wat headed after that
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Friday Night
Albany Albany Union High
school's Bulldogs are busy mak
ing ready for their initial ap
pcaranc of th year her Fri
day night on Hudson field when
they face last year's state
champs, Central Catholic ef
Portland. -
Coach Stan Czech bat been
combing through 65 enthusias
tic would-be football stars for
a starting combination. Even
though Monday was a holiday
for most persons. Coach Czech
put the candidates through a
Hard drill.
Czech spoke of the top play
. era on the squad instead of
naming a possible lineup. Bruce
Ridlnger, 168, last year'a quar
terback has been shifted to the
left hill back slot, with Dave
Ludlow, 160 pounds at quarter
back, Dan Casebier might be
found at right half and Bruce
. Johnston, 161 pounds at full
back. Coach Czech stressed that
the backfield list wanot final
The Bulldogs are loaded at
tackle with a lot of heft and
also at the ends.
Th coach emphasized the
"team Is green, and needs a lot
more work before much prog'
ress can be teen, but they will
make it."
Lindsey Wins
Battle Royal
Luther Lindsey won the
battle royal at the salem
rmory last night defeating
Bed Vagnon In th final.
Vagnon had apparently
won the match once, but aft
r th completion ef th fall,
Vagnon took another crack
t Lindsey. Referee Doug
Donnan then reversed the de
cision and awarded th match
to Lindsey on a foul.
Other participants In the
battle royal portion ef the
wrestling party were Paul De-
Galls, Greg Jarqu, Johnny
Henning and jack O Reilly,
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Carl Furillo,
Dodger out
fielder who suffered a brok
en bone in his left hand dur
ing a brief scuffle with New
York Giants' manager, Leo
Durocher, leans his cast on
hit bats at he prepares to
sit out the rest of the regu
lar season. Neither of the
combatants struck a blow
during the skirmish but
someone stepped on Carl's
hand. Furillo. National
League batting leader with
a .845 average, expects to be
ready for the World Series,
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Durocher and
Furillo Case
To Be Studied
Cincinnati President
Warren Giles of the National
League hat changed hit mind
and now plant to investigate
last Sunday's fight between
Carl Furillo of the Brooklyn
Dodgers and Leo Durocher,
manager of the New York
Giants.
Giles, who first dismissed
the brawl as a "typical ball
players tussle," told a reporter
he learned Furillo was quoted
as saying, "I'll get him (Duro
cher) on the field, oh the
street, anywhere." .
Neither Furillo nor Duroch
er landed a blow, but some
body stepped on Furillo' t wrist
during the melee and put him
out of action until the World
Series.
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This i another la a aeriea
of articles an pro pec ta of
high school football team In
this area. Watch for the story
a yanr favorite team.
By CHRIS KOWITZ, JR.
(Capital JournAl Sport! Editor)
Silverton high school's Foxes
have th quality, but not the
quantity, in returning football
lettermen tnis season.
Two all-Willamette Vplley
league players of last year are
back this season. They are half
back Dean Stiles, who will cap
tain the Foxea this yiu, and
end Jim Black.
There are only five other
returning lettermen on 'coach
Murl Anderson's squad. Three
of them back Larry Copple,
tackle Bob Lance and end-back
Roger Umbcnhower, are two
year lettermen. The one-year
Pro-Am Golf
Tourney Slated
For Walla Walla
Walla Walla ) The lush
greens and tree-lined fairways
of the Walla Walla Country
Club will be the scene next
week of the annual two-day
Northwest Pro-Amateur Golf
Tournament.
Set for Sept, 17-18, the 36
hole tourney will offer cash
prizes of $1,500 for profession
als and $600 in merchandise for
the amateur entrants. Each year
the event attracts pro-amateur
pairs from all sections of the
norinwesi. ,
To enter, a club professional
must be paired with an amateur
member of his home club. Un
affiliated proa get their part
ner! in a blind draw. .
The Country Club course haa
a par of 36-36-72 and hat been
the tcene of several outstand
ing northwest and state tourna
ments.
Portland Loses
In Girls' World
Softy Tourney
Portland (JP) Teams from
San Diego, Phoenix, Ariz., and
Salt Lake City won Tuesday
night in the Women't National
Softball Congress tournament
here.
San Diego blanked Portland
1-0; Phoenix, the defending
champion, eliminated Tulsa 8
1; and Salt Lake City edged
Vancouver, B.C., 2-1.
Johnson Upsets
Ex Charles in
10-Rounder
Philadelphia 0J.R) Harold
Johnson will grant beaten El
zard Charles a return bout at
Milwaukee. Pittsburgh or Cin
cinnati before challenging for
the Heavyweight crown.
Tommy Loughrey, manager
of Philadelphia Harold, ex
plained today that a return
bout agreement was made be
fore Johnson won' an upset
split 10-round decision over the
ex-heavyweight champion at
Connie Mack Stadium last
night.
Charles angrily declared: I
beat him tonight in his home
town, but I didn't get the dec!
sion. It'll be different next time
when I get him out of his own
backyard."
The 32 -year -old ex-champ
from Cincinnati and Johnson
staged an excellent close fight
before 8,462 in the Philadel
phia Athletics' baU park. The
gate of $36,680 was somewhat
disappointing for promoter
Herman Taylor
Johnson, scaling only 177
pounds to Charles' 189 to, went
into the ring an 11-5 under
dog, but he wound up tagging
Charles with his second con
secutive defeat and further
shattering his dream of becom
ing the first man to recapture
the heavyweight crown.
Cincinnati Ezzard had been
top contender until upset by
Cuba's Nino Valdez at Miami
Beach, Fla., on Aug. 11.
. Referee Buck McTierman
favored Johnson on rounds,
,6-3-1; Judge Lou- Tress had
'him ahead, 7-3; but Judge Joe
Capristo voted for Charles, 5-4-1.
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lettermen returning are guard
Orval Hadley and center Cecil
Todd.
Coach Anderson and asilt
tantt Charles McNatt and Milt
Baum will round out the Sil
verton team chiefly with play
ers who were on th Silverton
iunior varsity team last year,
or who played as reserves on
the varsity.
They Include backfield men
Bryan Shaw, Duane Mattox,
Dick Glatsner, Rodney K)os,
Keith Cooley and Norm Mc
Cullough; ends Roy Anderson
and Bob Bobbins; tackles Earl
Bleakney, Don Gilham and Ron
Jorgeneen; and center David
Gentry.
All in all, the Silverton team
will be short on weight as well
as on experience for the 1053
season. Last year Silverton fin
ished second In the Willamette
Valley league with a record of
tlx wins and one loss, losing
only to Mt Angel.
Of the 1953 WVX prospects,
coach Anderson says, "We be
lieve that th WVL wiU be
stronger this year than last. To
win a WVL championship it
seems that a team must win all
of its games. We feel that we
have a greater possibility of
losing them all than of winning
them all."
O'Brien Twins
Face Induction
South Amboy, N. J. tTV-The
O'Brien twins, former Seattle
University basketball greats,
Thursday will swap their Pitts
burgh Pirates baseball uniform
for one provided by Uncle Sam.
The twins, Johnny and Ed
die, are among 27 from South
Amboy scheduled to be induct
ed into the Army.
Afte starring In basketball
at Seattle U. the twins signed
as bonus players with the Na
tional League Pirates last
spring. They broke into Pitts
burgh's regular lineup in mid
season with Johnny at second
base and Eddie at short
for
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Wins Again J
Connolly, San Diego, Calif.,
smiles happily as the holds
trophies she won at Forest
Hills, N. Y. It wat her third
straight women's U. S. ten
nis title. Maureen overpow
ered Doris Hart, Coral Ga
bles, Fla., 6-2, 6-4, to be
come the first girl ever to
hold all four of world's ma
jor championships Austra
lian, French, Wimbledon
and U. S. (UP) Wirephoto.)
OSC Drills at Night
Corvallit U.K The Oregon
State college Beavers held
their first night workout last
night in preparation for their
opener with UCLA in Los An
geles September 18.
Twice-a-Doy
Workouts at
Pacific U
- Forest Grove tilt Twice-e-day
football praetie teas ions
were underway today for th
Pacific university Badgers with
S3 candidate on hand, Includ
ing 16 lettermen. t .
Coach Dr. Paul Btagg Mid
he expected th number - of
grid hopefuls to total 6$ by
the end of the week.
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