Herald and news., April 23, 1947, Page 2, Image 2

Beavers
Hang On
Top Spot
By The Associated Press
D..tiBnii anH Ran niAim main
tained their co-leadership of the
Puciflo Coast league today but the
Wolivwooa mars proviaea uie uinu
er in last night's play.
Hollywood squeezed past the Sac-
Mmnnln Anlnns. 4 to 3. but Only
altr heroic ninth Inning relief
pitching by Paul Gregory- The Stars
were leading by the winning score
1n the ninth when Pitcher Ronnie
Smith ran into trouble.
Sacramento got runners on first
and third witn none ouu men
Oregory came In and there the
Solons' rally stopped dead.
Portland had a narrow squeak,
too, defeating Los Angeles, 4 to 3,
and escaping from an Angel ninth
liming rally. With the Beavers
leading 4 to 1 in the final frame.
Los Angeles' Johnny Ostrowskl
walked and Larry Barton homered
,- -In-ht flj.1H fann, tn thlfflt.-
en but not quite overtake Portland.
i nc Dravcn, uciu w m.j
scratch single by Pitcher Bed
Adams up to the seventh Inning
when they were behind. 1 to f,
came through for two runs in the
seventh and two more In the
eighth for the win.
Los Angeles outhit Portland, 10 to
7, and had 14 men on base.
San Diego pounded the cellar
dwelling Oakland Oaks all over the
diamond for a 15-hit. 13 to 2 vic
tory. The Padres needed only their
murderous first inning In which
they scored seven runs. Four of
those came on four hits and three
walks off Oakland's starting pitcher,
Ralph Buxton, who left the prem
. ises with none out and the bases
. lull in favor of reliefer Joe Faria.
The San Francisco Seals had an
easy time of it In defeating Seat
tle, 7 to a, poking out 10 hits and
benefitting by four Seattle errors.
Outfielder Dino Restelll alone drove
In four Seal runs, two In the first
Inning with a single and two more
In the third. Pitcher Al Lien scat
tered seven Seattle hits. The Rain
iers used three pitchers to no avau.
Solons Stand
Initial Loss
n.. h. Acnrfmtd Press
The Salem Senators were "back in
the league" today after a night of
Western International league action
that Included the season s iirsi inpie
plav, two flossy four-hit hurling
jobs and a home-run-hitting pitcher.
Mnct nf the action was crammed
Into the Salem-Vancouver contest
where the Canadians mie me oesi
"of their home opener by turning in
an 8-3 decision. It was their first
win of the year and Salem's f'Jrst
loss against four wins.
Cap Hurler Hunk Anderson played
the roles of both hero and goat with
his four-hit tossing earning him the
former honors. His second inning
grounder to Shortstop Hank Bar
tolomei, however, touched off the
triple play.. Bartolomei forced Bill
Brenner at second with Al Spater
relaying it to first to catch Ander
son and nabbing Bud Hjelmaa in
an attempt to sneak home.
Spokane Jumped from fourth
place to a challenging second with
a three-run sixth Inning uprising
good for a 5-4 edge over Bremerton
( in the loser's opening home tilt.
'Bremerton dropped to fourth, a
step behind Victoria, which dropped
an 11-7 decision to the Yakima Stars.
Cy Greenlaw, Tacoma pitcher,
lamed Wena tehee with a four-hit
performance, 8-2, and personally
smacked a home run over the left
field wall.
Portland Keg
Squads Ousted
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April
S3 &) Seattle bowlers lost out all
around in the Women's Internation
al Bowling Congress.
' None of the city's 15 squads,
largest representation in the meet,
wound up in the top prize brackets,
and last night its bid for the 1948
tournament was turned down.
The meet went to Columbus
Ohio, with Seattle finishing third
in the balloting.
STOCKTON, Calif. Bayani Gar
cia. 127. Manila, and Paul Guer
rero, 126, Los Angeles, drew, 10.
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This picture was taken In the ring just before last week's wrestling championship nuiii-li, but it will
do for this week because the cast of characters la the same. From lert lo r Ik lit lieorges liuseite, the
challenger; Wally Moss, the rereree; Roy Kakestraw, mrniber of the local boxing commission, and Billy
Weidner, the champ. Tomorrow night's bout will be a finish match, no time limit.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Portland .- 13
San Diego 13
Los Angeles 12
Sacramento 11
San Francisco 11
Hollywood 10
Seattle 8
Oakland ..... 8
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Portland 4. Los Angeles 3.
San Francisco 7, Seattle 2.
Hollywood 4. Sacramento 3,
San Diego 12, Oakland 2.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
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'. By ctfala ScaUttwyA, Sports Editor
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia 0.
Cincinnati 7, Chicago 6 (10 in
nings). New York at Boston, cold.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis, rain
Chicago
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
3 0 1.000
New York 5 2 .714
Boston 4 2 .667
Cleveland ! 1 j00
Detroit 2 3 .400
2 S .400
1 3 .250
1 5 .167
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
ILaTCRDAT RESULTS
New York 5, Boston 4.
Cleveland 5, St. Louis 0.
Washington at Philadelphia,
Chicago at Detroit, rain.
cold.
Duane Hoag Slams
KO Over Montgomery
Duane (Buzzsaw) Hoag, a' little man who can use his fists, knocked
out Monte Montgomery in two minutes, 30 seconds of the second round
in the armory main event last nlsht for the Portland lightweight's
second two-round win over the popular Indian boy.
Montgomery had been down and taken counts of six. five and eight
during the whirlwind scrap, and had mauled Hoag around considerably
without getting the Buzzsaw off his feet. When the knockout came
Monte was rushing Hoag against the ropes.
He was hit with a right and left in the face, dropped to his knees
and rolled over. Montgomery's left a
eye was closed and his mouth bleed
Ing, and he was definitely beaten
but never gave up.
One of the smallest of armory
fight crowds saw the boxing card,
which was action -packed clear
through.
Ralph Weiser brought home the
bacon in the semiwindup. batter
ing Frankie Wade of Portland for
four rounds and finally scoring a
technical knockout over the Port
land lightweight. In the fourth
Weiser had Wade measured out and
floored him with a right and left
into the face.
Wade had taken a bad beating
without going down earlien and
when he hit the canvas this time
his .handlers tossed in a towel.
Bruce Miller took a rousing de
cision from Bob Eastman' In the
five - stanza middleweight special
event. For two rounds both boys
threw caution to the winds to rush
in and slug, without much visible
headway, and in the third and
fourth Miller began slapping left
jabs into Eastman's face.
Eastman, a natural lefthander,
switched over to lead with his right
in the final round and nullified
Miller's left jabs, but it was too
late. Miller already had the points.
Both the opening bouts went the
distance. Darrell Harrington, welter
weight, gets better every fight and
last night he took a unanimous de
cision from Rod Bonis of Ashland
in four rounds of close battling.
There were no knockdowns.
Georgie Price of Merrill outpoint
ed Cal Hutchinson in the light
weight curtalnraiser.
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He's only 28 but Hobby Feller's
lofty position In buseuall already li
such that hardly a year goes by
now without the major league's
strikeout king setting some kind of
a record.
And even though the great Cleve
land Indiana' speedbull artist
missed almost four years of chances
to move further Into the record
books and these yoara right out of
the prime of his life because of
wartime service In the navy. Feller's
position among the immortal of
the game la already assured.
In his six full years and two
Part-time seasons in the big time,
eller has hurled two no-lilt
games and nine one-hitlers hi
latest the 5-0 blanking of the St.
Louis Browns at Cleveland yes
terday. Feller set a record for the
, big leagues last year when he
readied eight oiie-hUtcrs.
Brooklyn's Hal Gi-egg yesterday
held the Philadelphia Phillies to a
mere safety In sIhiUIiik " tlumi out
1-0 at Ebbots field. The veteran
Emll (Dutch) Leonard matched
him almost pitch for pitch until
Uie last half of the eighth when
Jackie Robinson, the Dodgers'
negro Inflelder. singled, stole second,
continued to third on Catcher Andy
Semlnlck's wild throw to head him
off, and scored the all-Important
run on a single by Gene Her-nianskt.
Although they could wrangle only
tnree nits on mo comuinea pitcn
lng of Joe Doluon, Earl Johnson
and Harry Dorlsh. the New York
Yankees made them count to the
utmost by shading the Boston Red
Sox 5-4. Charlie Keller hit a three
run homer in the first inning and a
run-producing single In the eighth.
Three of the Red Sox' nine hits
off winning Pitcher Floyd Bevena
of Salem were four baggers by Ted
Williams. Sam Mele and Rudy York
to account for all Boston's runs.
York's blow, with a man aboard,
gave the Sox a temporary lead in
uie emntn.
Eddie Miller, who hit only six
home runs in 91 games last year,
banged hla fifth round-tripper In
nine games this year, and added
a run-scoring single In the 10th
to give Uie Cincinnati Reds a
7-6 victory over the Cuba In Chi
cago. Bobby Adams and Ray
Mueller also weighed In with four
masters as the Cuba used five
hurlen in vain.
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With Other Gear
EVAN8TON, April 23 tNKAl
When Northwestern'! football play
era 135 of them reported for the
opening of spring practice each
player received a large, Indexed
notebook along Tilth his -regular
field equipment.
The gridders didn't have long to
wait to learn the purpose of Uie
big loose-leaf tomes. The entire
first day of practice was spent In
the lecture room, where Uie boys
were kept busy filling page after
E ate -with Instructions handed out
y tin new.coaeh. Bob Volgts.
Under Volgttt-Jootbnll will In
clude book work as Veil s block
ing and tackling. The 'Wildcat
mentor believe Uie notebook Idea
will help player learn more quick
ly. , ......
"Instead of passing out mimeo
graphed copies of plays, Uie boys
will copy them from Uie black
board and keep them In their note
books." he mid.
Malin Takes
County Meet
CHILOQUIN, April 23 Malln
rolled up a total of 71 point to
detest Chlloquln (50 and Merrill
(30) In Uie cinder meet held in Ma
lln last Friday. No existing records
were toppled in the year's first meet
for B class schools In the county.
First and second place in Uie
event were won a follows:
8I10I 1st, Severson, CH8; 2nd, Ue,
Haskln. Merrill and Ratllff, Malln.
Pole Vault Tie tor lit, Nellson
and Matt, CHS.
, High Hurdles 1st and 2nd, Rat
llff and Saunders, Mallu.
Discus Tie for 1st, Severson, CH3
and Troutman. Merrill.
High Jump 1st, Saunders, Malln;
2nd. tie, Barker, CHS. and Baker,
Malln.
100-Yard Dash 1st. Bishop, Ma
lln: 2nd. Barker, CHS.
Mile 1st and 2nd. Haskln and
Arnold. Merrill.
Broad Jump 1st, Hannlgan, CHS;
2nd. Ellis, Malln.
Football Throw 1st, Johnson,
Malln; 2nd, Ellis. Malln.
440 1st, Anderson, Malln; 2nd,
Snapp, Merrill.
Low Hurdles 1st, Nellson, CHS;
2nd. Warner. Malln.
220 1st. Bishop, Malln; 2nd. An
derson, Malln.
Half Mile 1st, Haskln, Merrill;
2nd. LeBolt, Malln.
Relay 1st, CHS; 2nd. Malln.
(AI D a NKWS, Klaai.te llt. Or. WIIHIAT, HI H, tMI, S Tw
ELKS VS. REAMES GOLF
TOURNEY GOES SUNDAY
The annual Elks vs. Reames golf
tourney will be played this coming
Sunday at Reames Country club,
18 holes of match play, The Elks
won the paat two years. ,
Play will begin at 7:48 and the
foursomes are listed below, along
wlUi tee-off Umra. Each foursome
I expected to be on No. 1 tee 16
minute before time to shoot, to
facilitate Ui stalling.
Refreshments will be available,
according to Ui tournament com
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Various prlae to be awarded dur
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Iiss llasrby ntehan and Waa McNaa
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mi va. John Itmulnn and Hay Lamb .
ilS-W. P. arott and Clair Luaa IRI
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its Al achank and Mall Plnnlsan
ilti va. Spae Murray and Adolph Vantahl
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S;S Lalon Blaveni and Hush Camp
ball ini va. Tom Wallara and Prank
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sua J. N. nUhop and Oacar Shiva
(Mi va. Paul Landry and J. R. Shaw IKi.
U (d llanlar and Lloyd Draw iRl
va. Pranch Johnaon and Whllay Good
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is H. Thompaon and Ray Oldan
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S IS -Earl Watmer and A. A. Macart
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tia Prank Tarr and Harry Panning
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