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TZH MEDFORD (OHECOH) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, August 24. 1958 SF Seals Rap Solons; Stars, Padres Split SPORTS Portland (U.R) Manager ' Bill Sweeney and his Portland Beavers stopped here briefly yes terday en route to Vancouver, B. C, for a series with the Moun ties. The Beavers were idle yes terday. Sweeney will send Rene Valdez after his 19th victory against the Vancouver club to night. By john Mcdonald United Press Sports Writer "Boot one on the Sacramento Solons and they'll murder you That's the word around the Pacific Coast league this year, in contrast to the last six when the Solons were the loop's prime patsies. Since 1950, they've fin ished seventh twice and dead last four times. But the Solons, making avde termined run for the first divis ion, proved again Thursday night they'll win on opportun ism if they get a little break. Two San Francisco errors set up six unearned runs and the Scions trampled the Seals 7-4. In the only other action, Hollywood and San Diego split a doubleheader, San Diego win ning the first game 7-4, and the Stars taking the second 4-3 in a game halted because of a heavy fog after seven innings. Tommy Heath's Solons were only a game behind fourth-place Portland after Thursday night's win. Costly Errors They scored four runs in the fourth with an error by Seal second sacker Ken Aspromonte setting up the fireworks. The boot, two walks, a double by George Risley and a two-run single by Tcm Agosta produced the runs. A throwing error by Frank Malzone at third set up two more in the eijhth with Joe Koppe's two-run double the big smash. Knuckleballer Earl Harrist, 35 years and three days old, got the win. The Seals socked him for nine hits including a solo homer by Eddie Sadowski and a two-run circuit sock by Aspromonte. Early Morning Drills Slated by Coach Royal For Husky Gridders Seattle "if the early bird really gets the worm, the Uni versity of Washington could win plenty of football victories this fall. For Husky gridderswill be out of bed "with the birds" ev ery morning in September. Coach Darrell Royal, in an in novation to northwest football, plans 6:30 a.m. workouts for his squad each day beginning Sept. 1. Breakfast will follow the early practice session. A second workout will be held late each afternoon, tentatively planned at 4 o'clock. "Advantages of the early mor ning practice hour are threefold" Royal explained. "In the first place, the daily sessions will be far enough apart to enable the squad to go full speed at both practices." "Also, the boys will be work ing without the handicap of an undigested breakfast under their belts. And the early hour will avoid the midday heat, a factor which will be important if the present weather- continues." Diet for Kidney Disease Patients May Be Wrong Los Angeles (U.R) Thet med ical practice of keeping many kidney disease patients on a low protein diet may be ill-advised, according to research being done by a University of California medical professor at Los An geles. Dr. Nathaniel B. Kurnick has shown that when one kidney is removed from a patient the other one grows and increases its func tioning to compensate for the loss of the other. He found that a low-protein diet in such cases does spare kidney function but does not provide enough protein for the necessary expansion of the kid ney. FOR RESULTS Use Tribune Want Ads st" TKe, vSj"jiLs2 NEED A LOAN? We Specialize in "Money in a Hurry" LOANS ON AUTO, FURNITURE OR SALARY AMERICAN FINANCE CORP. 123 W. Main St. Phone 2-8886 DEAN ROBERTSON, Mgr. S T SEALS 2 col bed '1st Game) Hollywood 001 201 0 4 7 2 San Dieuo 112 300 x 7 10 1 Wade. Sawver and Hall; Lom bard! and Aatroth. '2nd game, called after seven, heavy fog) Hollywood 000 121 0 4 10 1 San Diego 100 002 0 3 5 1 Trimble and Hall; Mesa. Spencer i7 and Aatroth. San Fran. 010 100 020 4 9 2 Sacramento .. 040 102 oflx 7 5 0 Kemmerer. Grba 15). Abprnathie i7) and Sadowski; Harrist and McNamara. Michigan, New Jersey Clubs in Pony Finals Washington, Pa. (U.R) Ham tramck, Mich., and New Bruns wick, N.J., clash tonight to de cide who will meet Joliet, 111., in the finals of the fifth annual Pony League World Series. Joliet automatical'y advanced to the last game play on Thurs day when it extended it record to four straight victories with a 5-2 triumph over Hamtramck. New Brunswick and the Mich igan entry each have one loss on their cards. Babe Ruth Semis Billed Portland (U.R) Semi-final action in the 1956 Babe Ruth baseball world series tonight matches Tulsa, Okla., and Hunt ington Park, Calif., at 7 p.m., and Portland and Trenton, N.J. at 9. The four teams turned in open ing round victories Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Yesterday the players took the day off to visit Mt. Hood and the coast. Finals will be held tomorrow night. APPLICANTS Hart, Mich. (U.R) The city council quickly turned down two applications it received from per sons who want to be city man ager here. One came from a man in Germany who asked the city to pay his transportation here for an interview. The other came from a patient in an Illinois mental hospital. Colts Scuffle Butte Falls Sunday in RV League Game What may be the final semi pro baseball game of the season at the fairgrounds ball park here is scheduled Sunday at 2 p.m. Medford Cheney Colts are hosts to Butte Falls in a Rogue Valley league regular season concluder. The Colts already have earned a berth in the four-team cham pionship play-offs. They'll try to improve on an 8-5 record. Butte Falls has been long out of the title running. In other action at least one team will be knocked out of the three way tie for first spot in the regular season standings. Grants Pass plays at Glendale. The two clubs are knotted with Cave Junction which will travel to Eagle Point. Camp White goes to Ashland. The Whithers will keep lone hold on fifth spot if they win and share it with Ashland if they lose. Sides May Start Manager Harry Tonn of the Colts has indicated that'Duane Sides may get the starting pitch ing call for the Cheney farm club. However, Jim Kelly or Bruce Forette could see hurling duty. Kay Kelley will not be available although ha would not likely see service anyway after twirling a win for the Colts last week. Kelly has been shifted to the Colts after being on the hill staff of the parent Cheney Studs through the season. Doy Gatlin may handle the catching with Harvey Tonn at first base, Morrie Churchman at second, Frank Rector at short stop and Donn Johnson or Don LaBeau at third. 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