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Purges Polished Mathews' Third Basing
To Give Braves' "Mew Ruth" Quick Start
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run hhnln. HouUimiwii kIvp lilin lots
if I rouble.
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(".lirp'ns M other hlfli to Mull Willi
the Dravea the night of hln hliih
chnnl Rniduotlnn In 1040.
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bo rritrt." ho recall-..
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mid lliev wrro mv bout bet "
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luir with hln Ioiik runup rlmitlntt nt
AM.inin. Hln, 33 hoinrn nrr mill vlv
Idlv i r called In the Southern A
MX-lntlun. No f,'hlnono homer for
Miilhow. 111.1 no 400 foot nr more,
propellod by lino wrlut action.
I'owor almost ninile n rnmnus
football horn of him. llo wan a
pi op fullbnck In Knnla Diirbnra.
ond n unod ono. )lln learn hold
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t o In noulhprn Calllornla'a ohnni.
nionnhln Ramo. And who did iho
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T.tMIc at fiillbiirk? J nit almut tho
bom In tho nation today Johnnv
OlMfwukl of California
Matfiewa pould hnvo pono In anv
aehool on the coaal or to OoorRlo.
but otmne banoball unload. Anv
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SUNDAY'S Ramea
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
BiiHImure 3-3 Toronto 1-1
Syracuse 11-6 Montreal t-5
Otluwa 6-0 Hochcater 0-8
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Mlnnvanolln 8-4 Tolrdo b-t
St Haul 12-7 Columbun 7-15
Indlanapolla 10-3 Milwaukee S I
Kitniiaa Cltv U-3 Loulavllle 12-1
TEXAS LEAGUE
Itotiumont 3-2 Dalian 0-6
Hhrovi-iKirt 10 Fort Worth 8 ,
llouiium 4-1 Oklahoma Cltv 3 0
Sun Antonio 4-1 Tulna 0-3
PIONEER LEAOUK
Mnitlv Vallov 10 Great Falls
Hone 8 BlIllnRs' 2
Pofiiipllo 6 Halt Lake 2
lduho Falls 12 Onden 10
N.C. Loop
Lead Tied
'Die Norlhern California baseball
loop wan all tied up like a Fath
er's Day Rift todav. Second-place
Weed licked firm-place McCloud.
8-4. yesterday to knot the loop lead.
Other games yesterday wound up
with Scott Valley. Tulelake and
Dunamulr tied for second place,
each with .500 averages.
Line scores:
Tulelake 13 13 5
Mt. Shasta 8 13 6
Bowie and Falconer; Anderson,
Carrlngton and Brooks.
Dunnmulr 19 17 7
Yreka 6 11 1
Williams and Carlwrlfjht: Behnke
and Freeman.
Red Hot Rainiers
Cop Doubleheader
Scott Valley
lfllt
2 6 4
9 53 2
and O. Trlnjca.
and Ynrnell;
is punishing American As
sociation fences batting
.350 for Kansas City. The
youngster may be the long
ball hitting first baseman
the Yankees arc seeking
and the first Negro to play
with the World Cham
pions. (NEA)
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Albnuv 6 6 1
Mitchell. Hanson .and I.awver:
ert. Ilndley and Bradley and
Johnson.
The University of Alabama's new
I rack coach. Herb Hodeoj. former
Iv reached hlRh school teams at
Wheatu.. III.
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Klamath Falls' new American
I.PKicii Coca-Cola baseball team
caio out of a weekend hhakedown
tour a llh one win out of four Ramct
nullum EuRono and Albany.
Cliv Recreation Director Bob McCloud 4 7 1
nonnrv Mild the Klniuoth nine Weed 6 13 6
allowed "real promise." Kcrstcn anj Denevi; Barron and
For many of the local combine. Fuiza.
II wan tho first competitive action STANDINGS
in hsscbal). ; McCloud
The locoln beuln reRUlar league Weed
nlav next week with a Ramo at Scoll Valley
M.-ilford. Tulelake
Wpekend line acores: Dunamulr
KF Coca-Cola . 2 3 9 Mt. Shasta
EiiReiie 13 7 2 1 Yreka
(Irorce and Hatcher; Illnklc and
rinwiin.
KF Coca-Cola 0 4 4
6 7 0
and Yarncll; Pollard.
By The Associated I'reas
The Seattle Kalnlera. pre-seaon
favorites to retain tho Pacific
Coast League pennant, have finally
come to life after a dismal start.
Gelling the pitching and hitting
they lacked, the red hot Rainiers
have won 10 straight games to lift
themselves from the cellar Into
the first division.
They copped a doubleheader
from San Franclaco Sunday 6-0
and 4-1, for their first aeries aweep
of I he season. In other games
Portland beat Hollywood 6-3 then
lost 12-1. Oakland downed Sacra
mento 6-6 and 4-1, and Ban Diego
split with Los Angeles, the Padres
taking the opener 6-6 then losing
3-2.
In this week's aeriea the soaring
Rainiers meet acventh place Port
land, league - leading San Diego
takes on last place Sacramento.
Hollywood tackles San Francisco
and l.oi Angeles plays Oakland.
SHUTOUT
Bob Hall pitched three - hit
rhu'.out against San Francisco In
the opener, which was decided in
the second inning when Al Lvons
hit a homer with one aboard.
Bob Bovd knocked anotner lour-
baitKer In fifth.
Al Wldmar had a shutout going
In the nluhtcap until the sixth when
the Seals, with two out, scored
Ihelr only run of the afternoon
on tingles by BUI McCawley, Hank
Ulniutu and Reno Cheao.
A stiff breeze helped both Holly
wood and Portland batters fatten
their averages. Ten pitchers al
lowed 40 hits in the games, includ
ing live homera. One of the latter
gave Hollywood's Frank KeUeher
Cause for celebration it was the
200th of his Pacific Coast League
career.
FINALLY
Red Adams, who pitched the
curiam raiser for Portland, finally
got a win over the Stars. In his
last two appearances against them
he tossed two hlttcra. but lost 1-0.
Carlos Bernler and Dick Cole
homered for Hollywood and Clint
Conaiser for Portland. The breeze
seemed to favor the Stars hi the
second tilt. They got 12 hits In
cluding homers by Kelleher and
Erl Mnlone.
Tookle Gilbert set the pace for
Oakland in the opener against Sac
ramento with a pair of doubles and
a two-run homer. Dave Mann, for
mer Oregon State College football
star making his first appearance In
a professional baseball game, Was
alio a hero. Coming In as pinch
hitter In tha sixth he smacked a
double that scored two runs and
tied the score.
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Competing against Black Cloud ;
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