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Newspaper Page TextPag 2 SECTION II Wednesday, April 21. 195 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon (Portland Splits IHIome Opener Twin dill Day Game Attended By 12,256 Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Seattle Kainiert od Port land Beavers played their first 1M4 garnet at home Tuesday and both clubs split day-night double headers with their Pacific Coast League baseball opponents. Portland pleased a crowd of 11. SM fans who turned out lor the afternoon opener by subduing Sac- r c;o then diupued Ceciion before 9.095 at n;ght. The Rainiers drew 17.SC fans Including PCL president Clarence Rowland to their home park. There vera B.40 customers on hand in the afternoon to watch the Suds blow a two-run lead and fell 4 2 before Lefty O'Doul's San Diego Padres. The night game, won by Seattle i-l in 11 innings, drew 7.426 fans. San Diego won the day affair at Seattle by taking advantage ol Gene Bearden's wildness after he had pitched seven scoreless in nings. The Padres pushed over their (our runs in the eighth. The night game went 11 innings and a weak infield tap by Artie Wilson was strong enough to push over the clincher. Tommy Byrne, for mer American Leaguer, was the winning pitcher. Shortstop Frankie Austin won the opener at Portland with a two run tingle in the ninth inning. Sacramento was In a hitting mood in the night game, getting 14 safeties while the Ports were held to six. At that, Sacramento used four pitchers to scatter those hits. San Francisco shook off Its le thargy and put over a four-run rally in the ninlH inning to upset Oakland, -S. Two costly Oakland errors figured in the nine un earned runs the Seals scored. It was the first meeting of the trans hay rivals and a nightmare for Manager Charley Dresser, who saw his men do everything wrong in the field, Hollywood looked like the PCL champion of yore as it cracked Los Angeles for a 7-1 decision in the first meeting of the cross-town rivals. Big Bob Hall twirled a three hitter, one of them a homer by Angel first baseman Fred Rich ards at the Stars exploded for four hits and four runs In the eighth off relief hurler Hy Cohen, Afternoon game box; Bseraal Fortune B HOA B HUA Dtuur.1 4 a a Auiinj silt achtnij 4 111 R llll.l lite wwirmj j i a e (laion.m site firona.r till Jdnlcnx I I 1 I Jonaa.l ( I t 3JCicrt.I Slot (Kr.lv 4 14 0 l 1 1 1 1 Altyd.in 4 110 GUdd.e 3 0 11 Mynj 4 1 1 t BanikJ 10 11 Johaon.p 4 0 10 Elioll.p 1 e 1 0 Klmba'.p t t t 0 FidJ.r.p 1 1 S Hupr.jv- 0 1 t a Klay 1 1 t 0 c-Rubl 0 t i a Lnm teen Total. 1SIIH I ToUl 31 SI71S a-lfomercd lor Dllou in SUU r Walk.) lor Baatmkl In tin. d-HIt into lore play lor Fiedler M. Sacra m.nto . 001 100 000 4 Portland lot 010 001 ft Pitchvr ip ab r harbbso rn.oii J ii i it 4 i i Ar.hn.nn I 30 3 I 4 1 1 Kimball 1, 1 1 1 I 0 flrdlrr ..... .4 1J 0 1 0 0 0 B Non. RIU Jnrintrh. Hrovi J. PrtXelli. Atlyd. Myirt. Knllowav. Austin 1. ZR-Rritrlh. Brnvia. Sh. .v. HRR's trill. KoII-wrv. SB Dultnirr. ;id1. DP M vort and Jnntj-f,; Rajtrh. Auttin and B.nhl; Jvidnich ind R"irh. Ift 8rrmtn--n S rnrtlnrt 7. Wtnnrr Fiffilrr, Le-v,.r-Kimball. T I 30. A 12,2-4. Hirr.mffnlo . . (tftA M) Ml C 14 I Portland .. . . ooi oao con 4 1 OahlM. ritrhtr (5i Srhani () Cindint (1 and .Shrttry; Wathel, Adkiiu tt Anthnny 49, and Roul. Fan mfo OiM 000 040 4 J iVatlt 001 001 O11O-- 2 10 2 Korrlfaii, Her r n jind Avluard. Maihta , Brdtn. rirlchtr and Orteif . Ran Dl.(0 100 OOO 000 00 ISO Satll . 000 OHO otti 01 2 12 Vanntn. Chamhor I. H err era 9, Die key 11 and Mathi; Brrt and Ecraut. Orteif t. San Tranciro 000 OW 004 t t 1 Oakland . luu loo IQJ I 15 2 i.nrn. .vntiirrwr and T-trnev; rr raiM. Muiphy 1, IUim and Neal. Anfrlet Cnw t OOO - 1 hn1WtMd utH) tn H - 7 7 1 Halleii. Ct.lH'ii A. Ind I and Kv im, M-ll and Uirtit. Huskies, Beavers Continue Wins In Division Bail Bv T1IK ASSlH'IATKn PRKSS Waahineton shaded ashinuinn Male M in lo innince and Orciinn Slate B"t by IdAhn -7 Tuelnv to extend (heir Northern Division. Pa cific Coast Conference, havhall win streaks to four apiece with out a In". Traihne hv three r..ne gnz ir tn the eithih innins al Seattle. Waihinsion broke thrrmsh t h e previmuly ticrit w'SC defense to knot the score at -all Roland Halle scored the winnins run m the 10th. racine home when WSC firt baseman Karl Mcintosh bob bli l.arry Watson'i grounder aft er llnlle bad walked and stolrn semnd Jerry Kley s ninth inninj triple put Ores State in the win col umn at Cnrvulhs Kxle laid into one of Ken llallell's olftTln.s after the Idaho pitcher had ssnlknl the two previous men to face him. U ashn State M luo WOftf 14 5 Vt'ashineton U13 ;lJ UM 1 11 1 Frank. Stixk '4 and Cetsci Go'den '9'; Reams, Gorohnll -3 , Veiling Mi, Hill ' and P.ilUrrt Irlarn rl ml Bin 7 1.1 I Oe;nn stale rttl u (ml a a 1 Hallet and Quane: Guirlntti. Vtil ton K', Nterman t6 Dchaat ill ,tnd Slcphcntoa. Alex Kellner Alexander's By I'MTED PRESS Alex Kellner wat named In hon or of Gruver Cleveland Alexander, and it looks like he may have in herited the "no hit Jinx" which plagued that immortal pitcher. Certainly there teemed to be a fate working against the crafty Kellner last night when be allowed only an eighth-inning, two-out ting le bV weak'hittin. Wayne Ter- JjwilKief in hailing the Philadelphia AIUICUII IU P I lu muiliJll utct! the Senators under the arc iigiiU in Washington. The Great Alexander, National League pitching ttar of the '10 s and '20 s, reaped just about every kind of baseball glory there is, ex cept a no-hitter. "Old Pete" hurled one-hitters galore: in fact, in 1915 alone he tossed our of them for an all-time record. But always the elusive no-hitter slipped through his fingers. Only Hit Southpaw Kellner wat on the verge of tucceeding where the Great Alexander failed when Ter williger, only a .252 hitter last sea son and the no. batter in the Sen ators' lineup, came to the plate in the eighth. The 29-year-old Athletics veter an had retired U straight batters and seemed to be getting stronger as he went "along. But, with the count two balls and one strike, Ter williger stepped into a fait ball and lashed it cleanly Into center field for a tingle. Kellner, whose baseball con scious father also named Alex' brother Walt (now a pitcher in the A's' farm system) in honor ol Walter Johnson, got the next bat ter to hit into a forceout and thus salvaged the distinction of not al lowing tingle Senators' runner to reach second base. He walk ed three batters and struck out six. Pewer Strong Vic Power, Negro outfielder ob tained from the Yankees during the winter, led the Athletics" II -hit as-1 FANFARE HEIDE18ERG ri5yiEi.tv-----5 hao, fl'lt-af THE P-AU-gj J JL- Has Great No - Hit Jinx sault on four Washington pitchers with a pair of doubles that drove in four runs. Chuck Slobbs wat the ttarter and loser for the Sen ators. In other night games, the Phila delphia Phut whipped the Brook lyn -lodgers, S 3, and the Cincin nati Reds outslugged the St. Louis Cards, 13-6, leaving the Phils and Reds tied for first place in the Nation! League, in day games, the Srw ,onc diants downed Pittsburgh Pirates, S-2, and the Chicago White Sox beat the Detroit Tigers, 7-2. The Braves and cubs were rained out and the other clubs were not scheduled. Plmburfli 101 GOO 000 i t i New York 020 001 03k Silt iPalm, Kmc t sod Kticpard; Aq tonelll and Kail Cincinnati 1.W 113 00113 It 1 St. Louis 120 Oil 001 t 10 1 Ralfcnair.rccr. Nuxnall 1 and Sem tnltk. Luna. Wniht 1, Deal 1, Wnile S. FoAol r I and Yvara, Brooklyn 010 001 600 111 Fnlladalphla 010 031 OOx t I 0 Roe. Wade s. amne 7 and Cam panula; Olcluon and Lopata. Chiraso Oil 200 120 1 11 J Detroit , 000 Oil 000 1 t 1 Trjck. and LoUar: Crav. Branca 4, lltib-rt t and House. Batta 7. Phllad-tphla 130 100 too 1 11 S W-ahUkgton . TOO 000 000 0 1 1 Kellner and W. Snanti: Stobba. Dixon 3. Ston s and jpton. Turner to Box Bob Jones on TV PHIIADELPHIA W Gil Tur ner, the welterweight turned mid dlewelght turned welterweight. figbtt in the middleweight field again Wednesday night in a sched uled 10 rounder against Bobby Jones. Promoter Herman Taylor says the winner of the nationally tele vised fight will earn an outdoor crack at Joey Giardello, the Phil- adelphian tapped as Carl Bobo) Olson's next ISO pound title opponent. Mi BREWING CO. TACOMA, WASH. City Tourney In Duck Pins Ready to Open The city duck pin bowling cham pionship will open with the first round at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the B 4 B Bowling Court There will be competition in three flights. Tom Woods, proprietor, said each match will be four games, with losers eliminated. Winners will play Friday in the second round and semi-finals will be at 8 p.ai. S;dy. Fujii. winners tnen will play off at a p.m. Sun day for three prises. The schedule: FIRST FLIGHT. 7:30 p.m. Mote Van Dell vs. Carol Lapps Alma Penny vs. Bill Hober, Eddie l.opper vs. George Willie: Harold Kvenden vs. Milbert Jacober. SECOND FLIGHT, I X p.m. Eddie Hensel vt. Ira Short; Bill Campbell vt. Glen Blanton: Lee Gile vt. Keith Kaye; Emil Schoez vs. Jerry Davit. THIRD FLIGHT, p.m. Troy Crabtree vt. Arme Meyer; Mary Polinsky vs. Howard Smith: Arch Elliott vt. Francis Miller; Harold Stevens vs. Herb NeinatL Duck Pins Mill CITY LFAGlf. .... It Davla Oil C (S ateoulr. 401. Adama lit, Omobundra 317, ftcharf Its. 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For COMFORT PLUS Sea Our Complete Line WHITE STAG SLEEPING BAGS (Long enough and wide enough to roll over in Plastic Air Matrones, 24"x7" $X jr tubular construction, 1 2 gauge vinyl My UMBRELLA TENTS 9x9, 9x11, 10x13 (2-room type) BYRD CLOTH A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Selection BUDGET Term, to Suit Your Convenience BRADLEY'S BICYCLE AND SPORT SHOP 273 North High St. Regular $26.00 ?1395 -SALE LANGLEY SPINUTE BAIL PICK-UP I Regular SALE $ 14 SLEEPING BAGS Manufactured by Makers ol White Stag. 31b. wooL last year- style. Slock Limited . 3-lb. wool, new design covered some water repellent drill. lining. 2 ,0,16 Sale $8.95. 4-lb. wooL new design. 2 bags Water repellent drill cover. flannel lining. Air mattress pocket Sale $12.95-2 or 2 1 i -lb. Dacron. the wonderful new sleep ing bag insulation that It 74'. warmer than wool. 2 bags lip together. 2 ,o Sale $19.95 ALSO COMPLETE LINE OF WHITE STAG SLEEPING BAGS Apr. 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