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CLUB TEAM WINS SPORT TOPICS è ROY FRANK, Sporte Editor P'KROSE WINS ON TWO UN EARNED RUNS The Glisan Lumber company golf team from Portland loat to the Vernonia Country club 36% to 29% Sunday in a match that had been arranged by Jack An derson. Best score for the day was held by Ed Watson with 73. J he dropped the ball at the plate. Both runs in this game last Tues day afternoon against the Log gers were unearned. This game made the third straight in which Vernonia has lost in the last stanza. Jack Frank pitched his first game of the season but was re lieved by Williams in the seventh. However, the loss is chalked up against Frank because the scor ing man was on base when Wil liams took over. The Logger half of the game, play by play was: 1st Inning: Stuve grounded out to the pitch er; Frank struck out; Williams grounded out to the first baseman. No runs, no hits. 2nd Inning: Schaumberg struck out; Night wine struck out; Cline grounded out to the pitcher. No runs, no hits. 3rd Inning: K. Milld.- walked; Wantland sacrificed Miller to second; Wil coxon struck out; Stuve struck out. No runs, no hits. 4th Inning: Frank flied out to the first The Parkrose Broncos galloped to a 2-1 victory, the winning run being in the last inning on an error by Catcher Nightwine when THE NEW LOOK good last year’s dresses! Send them in. We’ll lengthen, clean and press them—give you the new look ... at hardly any expense. Vernonia Cleaners Open week days until 6 p.m. RICHMOND DOUBLE GUARANTEED TIRES If you’ve Got the Pieces, I’ve Got the Parts Riverview Special Rates »«*-3 FOR ELECTRIC HOT WÂTER 0 I I®. The Vernonia Loggers, under the coaching of Jake Hergert, played a very close game Thurs day afternoon, April 15, in Scap poose, but came out on the short end, losing to the Indians, 6-5. The score was tied 5 al! until the Indian half of the seventh inning when Allen, banged out the winning hit, shoving an Indian across the plate. The Loggers’ side of the game was. 1st Inning: Stuve grounded out to the sec ond baseman, Engstrom; Want land struck out; Frank struck out. No runs, no hits. 2nd Inning: Williams was hit by a pitched ball; Nightwine struck out; Schaumberg reached first on an error by Allen, shortstop, who overthrew first, Williams going to third and Schaumberg to sec ond; Kay Miller flied out to the catcher, Brown; Cline singled to center field, scoring Williams and Schaumberg; Fredrickson struck baseman; Williams got a hard hit to left field, which should have gone over the bank and probably a home run, but the ball hit a puddle of water and stopped, so Williams got a two-base hit; Schaumberg hit to the third base man who fumbled the ball, and Williams thought he could make it to third, but was thrown out; Schaumberg advanced to second; Nightwine flied out to the second baseman. No runs, 1 hit. 5th Inning: Cline struck out; K. Miller flied out to the second baseman; Want land flied out to the first base man. No runs, no hits. 6th Inning: Wilcoxen grounded out to the pitcher; Stuve got a hit to right field, the ball rolling through the right fielder’s legs without touching it, and Stuve rolled on to third base; Frank got an in field single to third base, scoring Stuve; Williams flied out to the pitcher; Schaumberg flied out to the right fielder. One run, 2 hits. 7th Inning: Nightwin» flied out to center fielder; Cline flied out to the first (Continued on Page 6) HANK'S PARTS HOUSE Phone 773 INDIANS SCALP LOGGER NINE HEATERS AND INSTALLATION ANDERSON-BOEDIGÏR out. 2 runs, 1 hit. 3rd Inning: Stuve grounded out to Baker, pitcher; Wantland struck out; Frank got on first, error by Lange 3rd baseman and continued on to second ; Williams singled through second base, scoring Frank; Nightwine struck out. One run, 1 hit. 4th Inning: Schaumberg struck out; Miller grounded out. to Lange at 3rd base; Cline again singled, this time to right field; Fredrickson struck out. No runs, 1 hit. 5th Inning: Stuve flied out to Veteto at first base; Wantland reached first on an error by Allen, shortstop, and went to second on the over throw; Frank drew a walk; as the catcher dropped the pitch, Want land took third, Frank second; Williams flied out to the left fielder. Wantland scoring after the catch; Nightwine grounded to Veteto at first base. One run no hits. 6th Inning: Schaumberg flied out to Dar row in center field, who made a great catch; Kay Miller flied out to Allen, the shortstop; Cline got his third hit of the game by singling to center field; Cline then stole second; Lundgren struck out. No runs, 1 hit. 7 th Inning: Stuve struck out; Wantland struck out; Frank singled through BABY'S ALWAYS HAPPY THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON RAINIER NEXT Scheduled for today, Thursday, is the Logger-Columbian baseball game to be played on the Rainier field. Next Tuesday, Vernonia will play host to the Banks Braves on the local field, and another home game next Thursday, April 29 is scheduled with the Clats kanie Tigers. Home games are to begin about 2:30. THURSDAY, APR. 22. 1948 5 berg walked, forcing in Frank to tie the scce; a squeeze play then was attempted but Williams was nipped trying to score. 1 rut:, 2 hits. Continuing is the accounts of the innings in which Scappoose scored. 1st Inning: (Continued on Page 6) third base; Williams then singled to left field; Nightwine got on first on an error by Engstrom at second, filling the bases; Schacm- GOOEY Send your Laundry & Dry Cleaning to Portland’s most mo dern plant. 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