Sports
Briefs
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NEW YOHK. Aim. 3 Con
tile Muck comes up Willi Ihn Idea
Hint Hie Mnor leagues will tuive
to reduce thrlr player llmlti
nnxt scimon "fur Ihu simple rca
on there won't bo mimigli play
ers." . . . Cuiinlu flumes Unit
such . a rocluc
Hon, purtlculur
ly In pitching
tuffs, will lm
provo I lip finmtt.
. , Pacific Const
league trlrd cut
tiliK tho limit
tills yrar pud
bout the only
result w n a
phony "iimprn-
lou" every time n plnyrr win
hurt no anollit'r Kiiy could bo
put on the iietlvo lint . . , Our
Idea If Hint enough minor Iruuuen
will fold up before next summer
Hint thorr will till bo n plentiful
mipply of players still out of tho
army.
FEMINE riGuncs
Bob Hooey of the Ohio Stnte
Journal tells ona about a fem
inine baseball fun who protested
Hint his story of s game had
credited the Columbus pitcher
with two ninny strikeouts . . .
Bob looked up bit score book and
verified Hint Pcneher Bon hud
whiffed eleven rival butsmun
Hint pnrticulur night . . . "Yes,
he did," admitted tho (mi, "but
at tho snma time ha struck out
twlco himself. So doesn't two
from eleven leave nine?" . . .
Maybe she had somctlilim there.
SERVICE DEPT.
Cupt. Jon Dasher of Fort
Leavenworth, Kns., speaks seven
InnKiuiKes and hns a working
knowledge of in others, which
makes him a pretty valuable
man to the army Intelligence de
partment . , .But so fur he hasn't
had much use for still another
language which he has used for
ten years calling the plays to
football scribes in the I'itt stad
ium press box . , . Lake Russell,
former Mercer U. footbull coach
now stationed In Iceland, got the
surprise of his life recently when
he appronchod a sentry and in
stead of hearing the usuiil "who
goes there?" the challenge was
"hello, coach, pass by." , . ,
Sure enough, the sentry was I
Georgia boy,
TODAY'S QUEST STAR
' BILL BLATZ. Akron (O.) Bea
con Journal: "Coaches are as
difficult to corral as a set 'of
new tires and don't last as
long." -
Bend Hands Albany
Double Defeat in
State League Play
ALBANY, Aug. 3 (IT) Bend
defeated Albany, 0 to 2 and 7 to
1, In a pair of Stnto league base
ball games horn this weekend.
Farmer set tho Albnny team
down with thrco- lilts In tho 0-2
win Saturdny night, and Houtch
ens of Bend gave up only four
blnglcs yesterday, thrco of which
were gnrnored by Mniingcr Bill
Moye of the Alcos.
Front Runners
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SMinlOAH LIAOUI
Italtlne William., aott.Hi, .!-! 0r1nn,
Xr York. .Ml.
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elrcjn, Nrw Vntk. 151.
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Mlks Psppt, eentsr, Is very psppy Indeed as ht welcomss Bill Smith Jr right, phenomenal
18-ysar-old Hawaiian swlmmsr, to Ohio Btata. Ktyoshl Nakama, Buckaya sophomora and another
Island aquatic star. Joins In tha gritting. Ohio 8 lata coach calls tttam "world's two graattst Iraa
ityl swlmmars." . '
Pelicans Twice Drub Grants
Pass Merchants, IO-I, 9-4,
in Sunday Double Bill Here
Angels Four
Contests in
PC Loop Van
Whip Seattle In Trio of
Weokend Games; Portland
Loioi Two Mora to Acorns
PAOIPIO OOAST ISAOUI
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By Ths Associated Press
The Los Angeles Anaels, who
climbed to top place In the Pa
cific Coast league race nearly
threo weeks ogo, increased their
advantage over their nearest con
ti.nflers hv trniincintf Seattle in
all three of their weekend games. '
The Angels' victories in the
single gamo Suturdny and In
Sundny's doublchendcr left them
four full games nliend of the
second-place Sacramento club,
which won two of Its four week
end games.
Timely hitting brought the
Angols two In the nightcap's
tenth Inning. Hurry Lowrey
bunted safely, advanced to sec
ond on n sacrlflco and went to
third on Bill Hughes' grounder.
Johnny Moore singled, scoring
Lowrey, nnd Eddie Mayo bntted
In the winning run for a S to 4
victory with a double to center.
Mntheson hit a home run for
Seattla In the fourth inning of
the first gamo but the Angels
scored twice in the fifth and
held tho lend to the end for a
3 to 2 victory.
San Kranclsco won both of
Its Sunday gnmes with Sacra
mento, 6 to 1 and 9 to 0, Al
Lien held the Solons to eight
hits In the first gamo, while
his teammates drove Clarence
Beers from tho box in tha sixth
with a three-hit attack that
brought them two runs,
Portland's deup-dlving Beav
ers plumbed tho league depths
still further, losing two more to
Oakland the fifth and sixth
games In a row 7 to 3 and
3 to 1.
Hope for at least one victory
looked for for the Beavers In
the opening game. They hnd the
count tied at 2 until tho eighth
when tho Oaks connected for
five hits nnd flvo runs off Ad
Llska. Two of tho runs, how
ever, were scored on a wild
throw by Marvin Owen, third
baseman.
In tha second game Manuel
Snlvcsun held the Bcnvcrs to
seven hits, two of them homo
runs, ono Ted Norbcrt, tho other
by Owen, There wcro none on
bnso cither time,
Thcro a 10 no regular gnmes
today but a north-south all-star
game will bo played at Holly
wood. GIANT SUIT
NEW YORK, Aug. 3 ))
Tho Now York stotc tnx coin
mission hns filed n Judgment for
$2,305.70 ngnlnst Horaco C.
Stonchnm, president of tha Now
York Glnnts, charging thnt the
sum represents unpaid tnxes for
103D nnd 1040.
If your denier is out for tho
duration, advertise for a used
ono In the want-ads.
A Pair of Peppe Flying
Harrison,
Harbert in
Golf Playoff
By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN
ST. PAUL, Aug. 3 Ml Two
of golf's "H" boys. Chick Ilnr
bert and Dutch Hnrrlson, climb
around the rugged Keiier pub
lic links In an lflholo playoff
for the St. Pnul open golf cham
pionship today nnd the $1000
that goes with first place. They
finished al square Sunday with
2(10 strokes each eight under
liar nt the end of Hie regula
tion 72 holes.
Probubly more important to
them tlimi the colli Is tho title,
which will advance the fortu
nnto winner further up the lad
der to fame,
Both, Hurbcrt of Buttle Creek,
Mich., and Harrison, the Arkan-
, , 1. 1.. , i i , ..
.r ...vm w ...n.nit uui o. I
rlsburg, Pa., hnvc been tabbed j
by their compatriots ns the up-and-coming
golfers of the day
players
whose names might
some day rest beside those of
Hen Hognn, Crulg Wood, Byron
Nelson und others in tho fan
dun. Therefore, an additional
punch has been added to this
playoff.
'
3 Records
Broken
By Nancy
Portland Mist Cracks Marks
Af Oregon AAU Splash
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 3 (Pi
ITIftcen-year-old Nancy Mcrkl,
the Multnomah Athletic club's
nee swimmer, cracked three
more records, ono of them a
national mark, in tho Oregon
AAU swimming meet here Sat
urday. Two other records also fell,
ono of them in the national wo
men's AAU outdoor Junior 220
yard freestyle, won by Muriel
Mellon, San Diego, in 2:43.4
minutes. The record was 2:43.4,
held by Edna Soltysiak, New
York.
Miss Mcrki cut six-tenths of
n second off the American rec
ord of 2:35, set by Mnry Lou
Petty, Seattle, in 1035 for the
w o m o n's 220-ynrd freestyle
event.
She also lowered Oregon
mnrks In tho 110-yard freestyle
tor girls under 16, turning In n
time of 1:00.1, nnd In tho 440
yard freestyle with a time of
5:32.4.
Suzanne Zimmerman, Mult
nomah club, shattered the 110
yard backstroke mark with a
time of 1:17.3, equalling the na
tional record held by Gloria
Callcn, Nyack, N. Y., for the
slightly shorter 100 meter event.
Bud Hill of tho Washington
Athletic club won the 220 and
400-yard men's freestyle races.
Two teammates also were win
ners, Gordon Sherwood in the
men's 110-yard frccstylo nnd
Gordon Campbell In tho 110
yard freestyle for boys under 16.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. Bob
Fnlkcnburg of Los Angclos, ro
tnlned western open tennis title
by defeating Art MacDonnld, nl
so of Los Angeles, in four set fl
nnl, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4, 6-4, Saturday.
Fish
Medford Gives Dorris
2 Weekend Beatings
Haynes, Benham Hurl Victories; Bud
Larson Slips as Crapo Bangs 3 for 7
Klamath's Pelicans stuck to the Oregon-California league
pace set by the loop-leading Medford Crutcrs by tripping the
unfortunate Crsr.i. Vzn Mcrcltvnta. 20-2 cum S-4, In Su.iuuy
doubleheader on Recreation field while the Craters downed the
Dorris Lumberjacks, 8-3 and 15
valley.
Ken Benham, ex-Whitman college ace, topped the .500 mark
In Sunday's opener here when he limited the Merchants to five
hits and a lono score for his fourth victory against three defeats.
Meanwhile the Blgbllls were :
Jumping on Steve Crippen and
Li e Gehrlng for 13 blnglcs and
half scoro counters.
Hngcdorn scored the Grants
Passer's only run in the fourth
when he doubled, advanced to
third on an infield out and
crossed the plule when Third
Baseman Virgil Gross bobblcd
Steve Crippcn's grounder,
. ' . "
Gross atoned for the lapse,
however, by whamming three
doubles in four trips to the plate
ns the Klamaths slammed Crip
pen for two runs in the first,
three in the third and five In the
fifth.
The Merchants took an early
lend in the second game by post
ing a score In the third and an
other In the fifth before Man
ager Ernie Bishop's crew knot
ted the count on a single by Hat
field, a double by Gross, a wild
pilch and a squeeze play.
Grants Pass came back in the
top of the sixth, however, with ;
two runs on three hits off Virg
Haynes to lead, 4-2.
But the Pelicans weren't
through. In the Klamaths' half
of the same inning Bud Larson
started it off with a single, the
first of'four hits and three walks
good for seven runs. Larson
came up again as tenth man to
step to the plate and swatted a
second single which drove In the
final two tallies.
Hi Hatfield's triple drove in
thrco of the seven runs. The up
rising ended scoring for the
game.
With three hits in eight trips,
First Baseman Paul Crapo main
tained his spot at the top of Pel
ican hitters. Leading prior to
Sunday with a .432 season aver
age, his performance yesterday
held that pace. Bud Larson,
whoso .420 was crowding Crapo
up to the Grants Pass scries, slid
off slightly with three for eight
for a day's mark of .375. ,
Right Fielder Hatfield slapped
five safeties in seven appearanc
es to creep up on the leaders.
Gross, with four for six, also
climbed.
Next weekend the Pelicans
travel to Dorris for a pair with
tho Lumberjacks.
Box score:
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BLOOMINGTON Enlisted
men of tho armed forces will bo
admitted to nil Indiana ' home
football games for 50 cents.
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Eight Grid
Games Slated
For Portland
PORTLAND, Aug. 3 (JT)
Eight college football games are
scheduled for Portland this fall.
They are:
Sept. 26 Oregon vs. St.
Mary's Navy Training school, 2
p. m.; Portland vs. Pacific Luth
eran, night.
Oct. 2 Portland vs. Willa
mette, night.
Oct. 10 Oregon vs. Washing
ton, 2 p. m.
Oct. 16 Oregon Frosh vs.
Oregon State Rooks, night.
Oct. 17 Oregon State vs. San
ta Clara, 2 p. m.
Oct. 23 Portland vs. Linficld,
night.
Oct. 24 Oregon State vs.
Washington State, 2 p. m.
Californians
Triumphant in
Northwest Tennis
SPOKANE, Aug. 3 (VP) The
Pacific northwest tennis cham
pionship tournament season was
over today with Californians
holding almost all the titles. The
Golden Staters climaxed their
tour Saturday by taking six of
eight crowns nt the annual in
land empire meet here after pre
viously walking off with the
trophies at Portland, Tacoma and
Seattle.
Harry Buttimer. San Francis
co, won three championships
here. He took the men's singles
by defeating Ken McCarthy,
Fresno, 6-2, 6-1, 6-3; the men's
doubles with Jim Livingstone,
San Francisco, by beating Harry
Roche and Clarence Swenson,
both San Francisco, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3;
and mixed doubles by teaming
with Dorothy Head, Alameda,
to defeat Roche and Patty Green
up, Tacoma. 6-2, 6-4.
Miss Head won the girl's sin
gles by turning back Miss Green
up, 7-5, 6-0.
Wallace Wade on
Way to Camp Cooke
For Practice
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3 (VP)
MaJ. Wallace Wade, who was
supposed to bring his Duke foot
ball team to the Pasadena Rose
bowl last New Year's day but
couldn't because of the war, slip
ped through Los Angeles yester
day. With Col. John C. Butner, Jr.,
he proceeded on to Camp Cooke
near Lompoc, Calif., where he
will begin to whip together an
army football aggregation to
play the Washington Redskins in
Los Angeles, Aug. 30.
Cards, Athletics
Clash in Exhibition
In Cooperstown
COOPERSTOWN, N. Y., Aug.
3 OP) American baseball, re
turned to this small upstate New
York town where It was born
and cradled today as the St.
Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia
Athletics prepared to clash in a
major league exhibition on
Doubleday field.
The game (2 p. m. EWT) Is tho
second annual one played by ma
jor leaguers In tribute to Abner
Doubledny, who In 1839 on a
Cooperstown cow pasture organ
ized the first baseball contest.
STINER OFF TO STARS
PORTLAND, Auc. 3 (VP) Lon
Stlner, Oregon Slate college
coach, left Inst night for Evan
ston, 111., where ho will be one
of the four coaches of tho college
All-Star football tenm which
plays the professional champion
Chicago Bears lato In August.
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apolis, worxed hard in his firsi appearance wuh New York. He went seven Innings and gave,
seven scattered hits, but the Giants lost to the Cubs 4 to 2 and Van got credit tor a loss. He'
putting his heart and a grim;.-. sr (w9 int0 fci; rcrk in this picture mads in Ksi, York. -
August 3, 1942
Brook-Giant Series
Tops
Dodgers Preserve Nine-Game Lead
With Split as Cards Divide Pair
NATIONAL LEAOUI
, W L Prt. W I Pet.
Breoitvrf . so rttt.i.urgii is m .459
St. Ijhi. S5 . rtikaf. is 57 .457
CtnHnnall M 47 .M nt.n IS .10
Xt Vork M O JIM Milta'iihla 70 J93
- Sunday'a Hctullt
Clile.ro 4-7, brooktta 1,6 (l.t game
InninR.).
CHr'int.ltl 0-4. Boston 7-?.
PitKlo.rcl, 4-J. Plilla4l.l.la 1J.
St. Loui. 1-3, Nw York 7-i.
By AUSTIN BEALMEAR
' Associated Press Sports Writer
The Brooklyn Dodgers, who
their work had they met the New
with their hecklers from Harlem
has generated more excitement in Gotham than any baseball
battle since the last World series. Army relief will be the prin
cipal beneficiary.
With everybody who goes through the gates buying a ticket
and many others purchasing
ducats without going to the
game, officials won't be satisfied
with anything less than $100,000.
The Giants helped the Dodgers
preserve their nine-game lead
yesterday by splitting a double
header with the second-place St.
Louis Cardinals, which is all the
Dodgers could do with the Chi
cago Cubs.
It took the Dodgers 10 innings
to turn back the Cubs, 54, in the
first game. In the second game,
Claude Passeau pitched the Cubs
to a 7-6 triumph.
Carl Hubbell pitched the Gi
ants to a 7-1 decision over the
Cardinals for his fifth straight
win as Mel Ott blasted two home
runs, one with the bases loaded.
Then Mort Cooper tossed a four
hitter at the Giants and the
Cards won, 3-2.
Tho Cincinnati Reds clung to
their one-game third-place mar
gin over the Giants by splitting
with the Boston Braves. Al
Javery blanked the Reds 7-0 on
five hits in the first game, witli
Max West contributing a grand
slam homer, but Cincinnati took
tho second, 4-2.
The Pittsburgh Pirates
dumped the Philadelphia Phils,
4-2 nnd 3-2, and hopped over the
Cubs into fifth place.
In the American league, the
New York Yankees downed the
St. Louis Browns twice and
stretched their lead to 121 games
over the Cleveland Indians, who
wrested second place from the
Boston Red Sox with the help of
tha Detroit Tigers.
A two-run homer by Tommy
Henrich led the Yanks to a 4-2
victory over St. Louis in the
opener and Ernie Bonham blank
ed tho Browns, 100, in the
nightcap, although he yielded 10
hits.
The Indians nosed out the
Philadelphia Athletics, 4-3 and
4-2.
The Detroit Tigers knocked
the Boston Red Sox into third
place by four percentage points,
taking the first game, 8-4, as Paul
(Dizzy) Trout pitched seven-hit
ball nnd contributed a three-run
homer. The Tigers annexed the
second, 6-2, on the nine-hit hurl
ing of Virgil Trucks and Al Ben
ton. PRIDDY PRETTY HANDY
CHICAGO Jerry Priddy has
plnyed every position except
kee infield this season.
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AMERICAN LEAOUI
W L Tct. W I Prt.
Sw Vork ' 70 M .060 Detroit 51 .41
n-.rtand 47 J57 Chicago 4S 55 .4M
nnitm S7 l JAt Wa.trtoo
St. Loull 5I 53 Mi Phlla'phla
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48 61 Hi
Sunday's Rtaultf ,
5 Tork 410. St. Iul J-9.
Cl-vtUnd ( I, Philadelphia 31.
Detroit S-6. Boatoa 4-2.
might not be so far along with
York Giants more often, tangle
this evening in a contest that
New London Gets
National AAU
Swimming Tourney
NEW LONDON, Conn., Aug. 3
(tP) The city fathers of busy
New London, having tasted the
fame of being a national sports !
capital at least once a year, felt j
sad last spring when the war
forced the Yale-Harvard boat '
race, an annual fixture on the ;
river Thames here, elsewhere, j
But, after shedding a few tears, j
Mayor Lewis B. Doane and his !
aides decided to remedy the sit- i
uation; they grabbed at a chance
to bring the national AAU men's
outdoor swimming champion
ships, ruled out of Seattle, due
to war restrictions, to the hand
some 55-yard, eight-lane Ocean
Beach pa'rk pool.
BRUNOS MEET ALBANY
PORTLAND, Aug. 3 ()
Bruno Studio of Portland, will
meet Albany next Saturday and
Sunday at Albany for the state
American Legion Junior base
ball championship,
The Bruno team won its way
into the finals Saturday by de
feating Gresham, 6 to 5. It was
the second defeat for Gresham.
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Salem Drops
Into Cellar v
Of W I Loop
By The Associated Press
Climaxing a week-long drive
which saw them win six out of
seven games, the Spokane In
dians swept a doubleheader from
the Salem Senators yesterday
and moved into third place in
Western International Baseball
league standings.
Long the occupants of the cel
lar the Indians now have a three
point advantage over the Sena
tors as a result of the 5-4 and 8-4
victories.
Dwight Aden raced from, sec
ond to home on a short hit by Vie
Buccola to center field In tha
11th inning of tha opener yes
terday to give tho Indians, the
game after they tied the score In
the eighth with a two-run rally.
At Tacoma the Tigers finally
broke the winning streak of the
league-leading Capilanos and de
duced the- Cap margin to four
games when they took a double
bill, 11-6 and 5-2.
The Caps opened the first
game with four runs In the first
inning but the Tigers had drawn
ahead by the end of the fourth
and then continued to tally the
rest of the way while holding the
Caps to lone runs in the fifth and
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