TWO HERALD AND NEWS
Monday. Jun 4, 1945
Leathernecks Split 2 Tilts
With Sailor Nine, 7-1; 0-9
Chopin Holds Navy Club To Three Hits
In Opener; Patterson Blanks Marines
The Marine and Navy base
ball teams, after two weeks ot
nostDoncments. finally had
chance to open the season with
a couple of games over the week
end and the question as to which
is the better club is still un-
xnlvori. The Marines conned
the Saturday affair at the air
station 7-1 behind the three-hit
pitching of "Hy" Chapm and on
Sunday at Recreation park, the
Navv's Bnh Patterson hurled
four-hit eame to shut out the
Leathernecks. 9-0.
Saturday's game went seven
and a half innings before the all
too familiar rain frowned on
the scene, but by that time the
Marines had cnaikea up srv
runs nt the exDense of Chief
Norm Worthley, veteran pitcher
Wildlife
Program
Extended
Increase in the continental
duck population hs prompted
the federal government to ex
tend its wildlife restoration pro
gram by purchase, over the
country's far-flung waterfowl
flyways, of additional feeding
and resting areas for migratory
birds, it is reported in the Ducks
Unlimited Quarterly.
The program, largely financ
ed by arms and ammunition
taxes, provides for expenditure
of $1,357,810 for 210 projects.
Chief among them are 73 land
acquisition projects approximat
ing sO.OOO acres costing $506,
958; 58 development projects ob
ligating $384,474; and 51 re
search projects costing $378,474.
Such areas, either already
suitable or capable of being de
veloped, are planned for opera
tion as waterfowl refuges or
combination refuges and con
trolled public shooting grounds.
College Baseball
Coaches To Form
National Association
HAMILTON, N. Y., June 4
(P) A national association of
college baseball coaches will be
organized in New York City
June 29-30 by Eppy Barnes of
Colgate and Joe Bedenk of Penn
State. ... .it
A ' survey of 682 colleges
showed only 242 were actively
competing in baseball.
for the Sailors. Worthley had
a slow start, the Marines clout
ing him for most of their hits
in the first three innings, but
after the storm was passed, he
settled down and pitched de
ceptive ball.
Rattan Unbalanced
"Hv" ChaDin kent the Navy
batters off balance all afternoon
unth hia rhanfe nf nace ball and
wound up the tussle with nine
strike outs to his creciu ana one
Inne unearned run.
Sunday was a complete turn
about. For the first inning ii
looked like the 700 odd fans
for a classic, both pitch
ers holding their own with the
three up. three away story, but
in the second, the air station
lads found the mark and rapped
out seven runs with four hits off
Mitchell Paige, f atge generally
throws a ball with plenty of
stuff but the Sailors were find
ing his nooks ana arops iuci
pitches tor saie oiows.
Sutton Takes Over
Sutton came into the game to
relieve Paige and held the sail
ors in check, allowing only two
runs during his seven innings
on the mouna. riiiem
batters went down before his
barrage of curves, and only
seven proved themselves able to
glean more hits.
Cooke, Lewis
Take Doubles
Crown
LA JOLLA, Calif.. June 4 (VP)
Elwood Cooke and Morey Lewis,
Los Angeles, rule today as Pa
cific coast doubles champions
through their 8-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-1
victory Sunday over Harry But
timer and Jim Livingston, San
Francisco, in the finals of the
55th annual Pacific coast tennis
championships at the La Jolla
Beach and Tennis club.
The San Francisco duo reach
ed the finals earlier in the day
by defeating former Davis cup
star, Francis X. Shields, and
Johnny Sisson 6-8, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4.
The women's doubles title
went to Louise Brough, Bever
ly Hills, and Margaret Osborne,
San Francisco, national doubles
champions, who won from Ger
trude Moran and Jane Stanton
Gallagher, both of Los. Angeles,
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Melinkovich Named
New Seattle Prep
Athletics Coach
SEATTLE, June 4 (P) Dan
Melinkovich, 31, former Gon
zaga university football and
basketball player, Saturday was
announced as the new Seattle
prep athletics coach. He also
will leacn. no nas Dccn couch
ing the Milton-Freewator high
school in eastern Oregon.
Bradley
Old Timer
At Derby
Br ORLO ROBERTSON
LOUISVILLE, June 4 (V) E.
R. Bradley, nearing his 88th
birthday, will be the only old
timer among the owners in more
ways than one when a dozen or
so 3-year-olds spring away from
the barrier in the 71st Kentucky
derby at Churchill Downs Sat
urday. The veteran turfman, who is
gradually retiring lrora tile tun
of which he has been a promi
nent part for more than a quar
ter century, not only outranks
tne otner owners in years but
his green and white silks have
been carried in more derbies
than all the remainder com
bined. Will Not See Derby
111 health will prevent him
from seeing his Burning Dream
attempt to enter the winner's
circle occupied in past years by
such Bradley greats as Broker's
Tip, Burgoo King, Bubbling
uver and Behave Yourself. Un
til last Saturday's Blue Grass
stakes, in which he finished
ninth, the son of Bimelcch was
one of the favorites. Today,
however, his backers from the
Blue Grass country are more
hopeful than confident.
Won Four Derbies
Although Bradlev has won
four derbies, the best percent
age mark is held by Warren i
Wright's Calumet farm. His red
devilled silks have been in four
post parades and twice, last
year with Pensive and in 1941
with Whirlaway, they have been
in front at the end of the jour
ney. Wright will bid for this
year's pot of gold with Pot
O'Luck, a son of Chance Play
whose staying powers are not
questioned. Whether he has the
necessary speed remains to be
proven.
rour Have Had Starters
Col. C. V. (Sonny Whitney).
owner of the favored Jeep; Lt.
torn. T. u. Buhl, who 11 send
out Air Sailer; H. C. Hatch with
Fair Jester and Charles S. How
ard, represented by Sea Swal
low, are the only other owners
who have ever had a derby
starter. Whitney's Eton blue
and brown capped colors were
carried to victory as far back
as 1914 by Regret but in those
days tne suns were owned by
his father, Harry Payne Whit
ney. 12 Expected To Start
Although not more than a
dozen are epected to start, as
many as 15 may be named
through the entry box Friday
morning. The list was boosted
today with word that three Canadian-owned
horses, H. C.
Hatch's Fair Jester and Kenil
worth Lad and Bert C. are en
route from Toronto. Fair Jester
is the only one with any kind
ot a reputation and he finished
fourth in the recent King's
Plate.
Cards Take
Twin Bill
From Giants
Giants' Load Cut To 3Vi
Games; Yankees Split Two
Tilts With Tribe, 8 2; 1-4
Bv JOE REICHLER
Auociaied Press Sports WrlUr
The National league's four
eastern clubs today hud lost their
faith in Horace Greeley's advise
to young men to go west.
After yesterday's debacle
when they lost' six of seven
games (one was suspended be
cause of Pennsylvania's curfew
law) the senior loop's eastern
teams left the inhospitable west
with an embarrassing record of
only 17 victories in 52 games.
This compnrcs with the Ameri
can league's western clubs show
ing in the cast of 23 wins against
30 defeats.
Giants' Lead Cut Down
Tne league-leading New York
Gliinu won six una lost eight
in the west. Tnis sub .3U0 bull
cut tlieir once eight-game lead
to 3 1 games over tne second
place Virates who won 12 of
tneir lust 14, nine against the
cast.
The World Champion St. Louis
Cardinals edged into third place
by winning nine of their last
14 games, including yesterday's
douolcheader from the Giants
11-3 and 8-2.
Charley (Red) Barrett, whom
the Kedbirds received from Bos
ton m the Mort Cooper deal, ac
counted for his third straight
victory in the opener. His mates
collected 15 hits off four Giant
hurlers, with Shortstop Marty
Marion driving in six runs on
two hits. Ted Wilks handed the
Giants their seventh loss in the
last nine games by holding the
Ottmcn to six scattered hits in
the nightcap.
Reds Trip Bums Twtca
Cincinnati's Reds extended
their winning streak to eight
straight by downing Brooklyn
twice 6-2 and 3-1. The double
triumph placed them on an even
.500 'basis making six teams in
tne loop with .alio or better.
Joe Bowman, acquired from
Boston's Red Sox last week on
waivers, spaced eight hits to tri
umph in his first start for the
Reds, while Frank Dasso drop
ped the Brooks into fourth place
with a six-hitter.
The Pirates took their third
straight one-run decision from
Philadelphia 7-6 In the opener
of a twin-bill. The second con
test was halted by Penn's 7 p. m.
curfew law with . the Phillies
leading 11-9 after six innings.
The game will be concluded July
iz when the two teams clash
again at Pittsburgh.
Boston s Braves gained the
east's only victory, defeating the
Chicago Cubs 2-1 in tho opener
and dropping mo uigmcup a-i,
Bob Logan spaced 11 hits ef
fectively to KHin his second tri
umph in the first guino, while
Claude passenu spun n nanny
two-hitter In the afterpiece.
The first u 1 a c o Now York
Yankees retained their two-game
lead over tho runner-up Detroit
Tigers in the American league
by dividing t w o games wun
Cleveland. The Yankees won
tho opener 8-2 for Hank Uo
rowy's seventh triumph against
one luss, and tho Indians an
nexed the nightcap 4-1 behind
Steve Gromck's si hitter.
Detroit, Boston Divide
Detroit and Boston exchanged
a pair of 4-3 scores. Tho Red
Sox humbled Dizzy Trout in the
opener for h I s fourth defeat,
while Hal Newhouscr returned
the compliment for tho Tigers
in the second fur his sixth vic
tory. Jack Tobln singled in the
winning run for the Sox In the
opener while Puul Richard's
homer provided the winning
margin for Detroit in the night
cap. Penn's curfew low broko up
a spectucular 13 - inning score
less pitching duel between the
Philadelphia Athletics and St.
Louis Browns, after Russ Chris
topher hud hurled tho A's to a
a-i triumph In the opener for Ills
eighth victory. Washington and
Chicago halved their twin bill.
After Roger Wolff won his fifth
to give tho Nats a 3-1 victory,
Johnny Humphries outpitched
Marino Plcrettl, 5-1.
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St. l.OUIS XI
Hrooklyn 21
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July 12.
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New York 3 2. St. Loula ll-S.
Boston 2-1. Chicago 1-3.
Rrn.ik.lyn 2-1, Cincinnati S-2.
Philadelphia n il. Pittsburgh T-S.
American rescue
Cleveland 2-4. New York S-l.
St. Loula 1-0, Philadelphia 3-0 12nd
nmi called at end of 13th iute cur
ewi. Detroit 3 4. Boston? 4-3.
Chlcaio 1-3. Washington 3-1.
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Sacramento
Los Angelea . ,
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Bevos Split
Double Bill
With Suds
Portland Loads Pack By 2'i
Gamas; Head For California
And Serlos With L. A.
By The Asioclstod Prtss
Portliind's Henvrrs, over the
hump in their cruciiil series with
Senttlu mid leudlnii the Pacific
Const leiiKiie nnck by two mid u
half Humes, head toward Cull
foinln this week alonu with the
Rnlnlers.
Tho northwest tennis split u
Sunday twin hill lifter Seattle
hud taken Saturday's tilt. In
their Cullfnrniii Invasion the
Kiilnlcrs will tackle Sun Fran
cisco while the Beavers take on
Los Angeles.
Oakland retained Its grip on
third place by copping Satur
day's encounter with the Seals
and spllttintf a Sunduy double
header. Sun Dlt-Ko regnlned
fifth spot by knocking off Sacra
mento twico Sunday utter losing
In 11 innings Saturday. Los
Angeles made it thrco In a row
over Hollywood In weekend
clashes.
Pulford Bssts Rainlsrs
Don Pulford yielded seven
singles In hurling Portland to a
5- 2 win in Sunday's opctvr
while Joe Demoran ann Syl
Johnson shared a flvc-hlt ex
hibition in Seattle's 2-1 night
cap victory. The Ftainlers took
Saturday's game 5-4. Weekend
results gave the Beavers a 5-3
edgo In tho series.
Demoran, after tossing two-hit
ball for three innings, met mis
fortune when he was knocked
unconscious by a thrown ball In
a play at second base. The
team physician, after an exami
nation, said tho accident would
not Intorfore with the mounds
man accompanying tho Balnlers
southward.
Hayst Blankts Seals. 2.0
Damon Hayes ot the Acorns
turned In one of the best pitch
ing performances of the day Sun
day when he blanked Sun Fran
cisco 2-0 with five hits In the
first gnme. Elmar Orella Jind
Bob Joyce tenmed to clinch the
nightcap for the Seals 7-2. Oak
land took Saturday's encounter
6- 5. San Francisco copped the
serlos 5-3.
Carl Dumlcr of San Diego
chalked up his 10th victory of
the season against flvo detents
In beating Sacramento 4-3 In the
Initial tilt Sunday. Vie Munzo
registered his first victory for
the Padres since being purchased
from Oakland, winning the
nightcap 4-3. Sacramento bent
tho Padres 0-3 In 11 Innings Sat
urday, with the scries winding
up In a 4-4 draw.
Angels Get Twin Kill
At Los Angeles Sunday the
steady twirling of Charley Curl
ier and Red Adams gave the
Angels a twin kill 7-0 and 4-3.
It was Cueller's eighth win
against six defeats and Adams'
eighth victory against fivo
losses. Los Angeles edged out
the Twlnks Saturday 0-8 and
had a 5-2 margin In their series.
Ham Norland Firs Insur
ance. Phon 6060.
SeattU High School
Boy Signs With Bums
SEATTLE, Juno 4 (!) The
city's high schools which have
sent Freddie Hutchison, Jeff
Heath und others into big time
baseball has another contribu
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