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
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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. The outfield
choices as usual will be from
among Larry Gigham, Ed Reink
ing, Howard Morris and Bob
Serak.
Eugene Wins
In Softball
Seattle (U.R) Eugene, behind
the two-hit pitching of Bob
Willis, defeated Tacoma 4-1 last
night in the regional Softball
tournament here.
Portland's Hysters also came
through with a victory, edging
Richland, 1-0, behind the hurling
of Jack Hutchinson, who also
gave up but two blows.
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