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WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. 1962
Condon High Hips Prospect Nine
In Class D Diamond Quarterfinal
Prospect -Condon High
school utilized a double steal
maneuver here yesterday aft
ernoon to tabulate the win
ning run in an extra-inning
Oregon Class B championship
quarterfinal baseball game.
The Blue Devils, clad in red
and gray, nosed Prospect 4 to
3 in eight frames and will ad
vance into next week's semi
final action.
Condon fashioned the tri
umph with the aid of three
hit, 15-strikeout pitching of
Everett Bredlimas. Hits by
Dave Low and Calvin Brooks
figured in the Devil scoring.
The fracas, marred by rain,
went into extra session after
Brooks connected for a sixth
inning home run blast, tying
the mix at 3-all, and neither
team could score again in the
regulation seven frames.
In the top of the eighth Low
grounded out but Brooks lined
a single into left field. Next,
Mike Parish boarded first base
on an error which allowed
Brooks to reach third sack.
Bill Johnson replaced VVally
Nye on the hill for the home
team Cougars.
As Johnson faced pinch bat
ter Bud Logan, Parish dashed
for second. Johnson turned
and threw to shortstop Terry
Gardner and Brooks broke for
home. Parish was tagged out
but Brooks scored on the play.
Lead Switches
In the bottom of the eighth
Johnson popped out. Cougar
hopes stayed alive when Dick
Bean was hit by a pitch and
swiped second. But pinch hit
ter Jerry Wilson and Bill
Hunt whiffed to end the game.
Condon nabbed a first in
ning 1 to 0 lead. Prospect
pushed on top 2 to 1 in the
third canto. The Blue Devils
of Coach Harvey Neffendorf
knotted action in the top of
the fourth and Prospect hop
ped in front again 3 to 2 in
the bottom of the panel.
Both of the early Devil
markers were tallied on wild
pitches. In the first inning
Steve Carrine walked and
swiped second. He advanced
to third when Pat Tierncy was
thrown out at first base after
a dropped third strike. The
wold pitch followed. For the
fourth inning counter Low
singled and moved to second
when Brooks was hit by a
pitch. A balk advanced both
runners, setting the stage be
fore the bum toss.
For the Cougars of Coach
Duane Payne in the third in
ning Gardner walked and
stole second base. Johnson
plastered the ball into right
field for a three base blast,
scoring Terry. Johnson cross
ed the platter when Dick
Bean singled.
Walks to Larry Bean and
Bob Scott set up the third
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TAKE SB HONORS Prospect high's Cou
gars, above, were District 5B champions in
baseball, winning their first state playoff
berth in the diamond sport. In the first row,
left to right are Bill Johnson, Wallace Nye,
Terry Gardner, Don Gillaspey, Arthur An
drcsen and Jerry Wilson. From left in the
back row are John Scott, Ray Downing, Bob
Scott, Bill Hunt, Larry Bean and Coach
Duane Payne. Not in the picture is Dick
Bean. Condon spoiled Cougar state title
hopes yesterday by beating Prospect 4-3 in
an Oregon Class B quarterfinal game.
score for the Prospect gang.
They advanced when left
fielder Dennis Ashen fetter
fell and dropped a fly by
Gardner. Ccnterfielder Brooks
retrieved the ball and threw
wild past third base, allowing
Bean to tally.
Nye knocked the ball into
left field in the first inning
for Prospect's first hit. Jim
O'Meara smacked one of the
safe blows for Condon. Brooks
belted his honier into right
center field.
While chalking up his many
strikeouts and limiting the
Cougar hits, Bredlimas gave
Prospect scoring chances by
issuing eight free passes. He
walked six batters and hit
two. The Cougars left eight
runners stranded, including
three in the first inning.
Nye, pitching 72,a innings
for the Cougars, chucked a
four-hitter, striking out eight,
walking three and hitting one
batter. Johnson, finishing,
registered one strikeout and
gave two bases on balls.
Rain came down hard at
times. It fell during the first
three innings of the game, let
up, then resumed in the
seventh.
Prospect. In stale baseball
playoffs for the first time, was
District 5B titlist. Condon
won in District 6.
The Cougars' Arthur Andrc
sen played most of the game
at first base hobbling on an
injured leg. He was hurt in
a collision in the second in
ning. Ashenfetter bunted and
brashed into Andresen as he
made the tag. Andresen con
tinued in the game until lifted
in the bottom of the eighth
frame for pinch hitter Wilson.
He covered first sack for eight
putouts after the injury.
AR
Phil Moyer
Substitute
For Denny
New York -0IPU- Phil Moyer
of Portland was named to
substitute for his brother
Denny in next Saturday's na
tionally - televised 10-round
bout against Teddy Wright at
Madison Square Garden.
Denny withdrew from the
bout because of an infection
in his left ear. Brother Phil
has scored 25 victories, includ
ing nine knockouts, in his
career with five losses and
one draw. He has won his only
two fights this year, knock
ing out Herb Le Seur and out
pointing George Wright.
BOX:
Condon
Carnne. ss
Tierney, 3b 4
Low. lb 3
Brooks, cf 3
Parish, c 3
Ashenfetter. If... 3
Fllbrick. If 0
'LoRan 0
CTMeara. rf 3
Stinchfield. 2b .. 4
Bredlimas. p 3
Totals 78 4 4 24 2
Walked for Filbrlck in 8th.
Davises Spark Dodgers
To Victory Over Giants
Los Angeles -il'Pl- What
difference a Davis makes-and
for the Los Angeles Dodgers
who have two Davises it
means a difference of two
games.
The unrelated Davis boys,
Tommy and Willie, again
teamed up Tuesday night -Tommy
powering his second
two-run homer in as many
games and Willie singling
twice and driving in two runs
-to give the Dodgers a 5-1 vic
tory over San Francisco.
The Dodgers swept the two-!
game series from the Giants,
limiting San Francisco to a
run in each game, and cutting
the Giants National
lead to 2' - games. They came
into town Monday with a 4 '--j
game margin over second
place Los Angeles and St.
Louis.
Big Stan Williams provided
the Dodgers with their sec
ond straight fine pitching job
-a performance that would
have enabled the talents of
either Davis to gain the vic
tory. Williams gave up a single
t o leadoff batter Harvey
Kuenn to open the game. The
next Giant hit was Willie
Mays' leadoff double in the
sixth. When Chuck Hillcr
singled to right the Giants had
their only run.
Sherry Takes Over
However, the opening two
San Francisco batters in the
ninth lined singles and Dodger
manager Wall Alston changed
pitchers. Reliefer Larry Sher
ry ended the affair quickly as
Jose Pagan hit into a double
play and Willie McCovey
grounded out.
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found itself with a dogfight
on its hands today.
Seattle closed to within a
game of the Bees by nipping
Tacoma, 6-5, on a lucky break
in the ninth, while Hawaii
outpowercd the Bees, 8-5, in
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over Portland in other action
while the San Diego-Vancouver
contest was rained out.
Tacoma rallied from a 5-1
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sixth thanks to a homer by
Bob Perry in the fifth and
a triple by Ralph Alomar in
the sixth.
In the ninth, Tacoma first
sacker Ron Phifcr juggled a
possible forceout on Harry
Malmberg's bunt and then
tried to get the man at first.
The ball hit Malmberg on
the back and scooted out into
right field as a run scored.
At Salt Lake, the Bees out
hit the Islanders, 13-12, but
Hawaii cashed in on homers
by Stan Palys and Faye
Throneberry.
PCL veteran R. G. Smith
picked up his second win in
three decisions iwth the help
of reliver Ben Johnson. Don
Prince accepted his second
loss in six decisions.
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was the show as he tossed a
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GRIFFITH TO FIGHT
Las Vegas-IUPll-World wel
terweight champ Emile Grif
fith today looked forward to
his first ring appearance since
the fatal bout with Benny
(Kid) Paret-a July 13 title de
fense when he will meet
clever Ralph Dupas at Con
vention Center.
Prospect
L. Bean. If 2
Scot!, cf 2
Gardner, ss 3
Nye, p. 2b
Gillespie, 3b
Johnson. 2b, p
R. Bean, c ...
Andresen, 3b
Wilson
Hunt, rf ,
Totals
'Struck out for Andresen in 8th
Condon 100 101 nv
Prospect 002 100 00-
Runs batted in Brooks, John
son. R. Bean. Three-base-hit John
son. Home runs Brooks. Stolen
bases carrine. Gardner, R. Bean.
Sacrifice Ashenfetter, Left on
bases Prosnect 8. Condon 6. Bases
on balls Off Bredlimas 6, off Nye
3. off Johnson 2, Strikeouts by
Bredlimas 14. Nye 8. by Johnson 1.
Four hits and 4 runs off Nye in
7a.i InninRs; no hits and no runs
off Johnson. Earned runs Condon
2. Prospect 2. Hit batters Brooks
fhv Nvei. Glllesnie and R. Bean
(by Bredlimas). Wild pitches Nye
2. massed Daii K. wean, uosing
pi f cher Nye. Umpires McKibben,
Bannister. Story.
BEGINS SUSPENSION
Inglcwood, Ca I if. -IUPII-Jockey
Danny Velasquez begins a
five-day suspension today be
cause of careless riding. Hol
lywood Park stewards set
down Velasquez for a viola
tion during Saturday's sixth
race.
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