RAINiERS IN
DOUBLE W
ON SUNDAY
By Associated Press
Chet Johnson of S.ui r.ncis i
a 22-game winner in 1950, put or.
quite a show for Hollywood pair
yesterday. But all it got him v
his 13th defeat against five win-.
Frank Kelleher had hi a hon.i 1
earlier and, at the sight of hi
John on turned and, with • r. .
flourish, waved the outfield bar's.
His first pitch was a strike.
Johnson motioned the on I
back in. Then he crept to tlv p’:
and scrutinized Kelleher careful
Back on the mound, he ho k t i
several signs, flipped a coo. util
and put over another strike.
When he struck Kelleher out, the
fans cheered vigorously.
Johnson’s dramatics went Sc:
nought as Roy Welmaker pitcher
a five-hitter to win, 3-0,, for tiv
Seals. San Francisco took 'the op
ener, 5-3, and the split dropper
Hollywood back into third place a
Seattle trounced Portland twice
6-0 and 5-2.
Paul Calvert and Charley Schanz
shared the shutout win over Jac!
Creel, Portland, rightham!''; wht
had limited Seattle to one hit unli
a Beaver collapse in the. eighth ;nn
ing gave the Rainier.; all their run
Only one of them was earned
Schanz took over from Calvcri >'
the sixth when Calvert developed r
blister.
A homer by Joe Brovia in ;kr
sixth inning of the seven-irmin
nightcap gave Portland il only tw:
runs of the day. Southpaw Jin
Davis was credited with the o:;e
his seventh against six lo es.
Oakland clambered into four:!
place by dusting off Los Angel
twice, 5-0, in the finale on Jay Rag
ni’; four hitter, and 6-5 in the op
ener on a ninth inning home run by
Angie Galan.
Sam Jones, the San Diego strike
out wizard, blanked the league lead
ing Sacramento Scions. 2-0.
But Glenn Elliott, Sacs’ southpaw
gave the leaders an even split" bv
pitching a seven-hit shutout, also
2-0. - -.
Saturday’s Results
Los Angeles 7, Oakland 4.
Hollywood 2, San Francisco 1.
Portland 4, Seattle 1.
Sacramento 1, San Diego 0.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
XV. L. Pet.
Sacramento Solons. 43 33 .56 .
Seattle Rainiers . 42 35 .54)
Hollywood Stars .... 41 35 .53-3
Oakland Acorns 39 37 .511
Portland Beavers . 38 38 .501
Los Angeles . 37 37 .500
San Diego .-. 33 40 .452
San Francisco 29 47 .332
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet
Brooklyn . 31 18 .633
Cincinnati . 25 23 .521
St. Louis . 2G 24 .520
Ne w York . 27 25 ..)09
Boston . 25 26 .490
Chicago .. 22 24 .1.8
> Philadelphia . 23 27 .460
Pittsburgh . 13 30 .38;
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Chicago . 33 14 .702
New York . 32 18 .840
Boston . 29 21 .380
Cleveland . 27 ^3 .540
Detroit . 24 23 .511
Washington . 18 23 .333
St. Louis .. 17 34 .33.1
Philadelphia .*15 33 .313
Sports Briefs
New Rochelle, N. Y. — Roberto
de Vicenzo of Argentina won Palm
Beach round robin golf tournament.
„ Philadelphia—University of Penn
sylvania proposed the U. S. De
partment of Justice settle ii ; te! ■
vision dispute with the National
Collegiate Athletic Association.
Milwaukee — Tony Bettenhauscr
won 100-mile auto race in record
time with same car driven by Lee
Wallard in 500 at Indianapolis. The
time was one hour, six minutes,
38.9 seconds.
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Antwerp — Sugar Ray Robinson
defeated Jan De Bruin by technical
knockout in eighth round when
Dutchman walked out of ring.
Glasgow, Scotland — Bob Rich
ards, Illinois ace, smashed th
British all-coihers pole vault record
with 14 feet, 8 inches.
, Baltimore — Morgan State suc
cessfully defended National AAU
400-meter relay title in :41.8. New
York Athletic Club took 1,600-meter
crown in 3:12. Grand Street Boys
of New York captured 2,500-meter
title in 7:02.2.
Fair weather nor foul will not step
the Lion--Rolary ball -ante tonis.it
at 7 at the ball park with U.v •
the order of the day tor payers tit
it rains).
Just because it rains i no rear-on
tor spectators to forego seeing the
game. The stands will protect ail
those who attend for the purpose
)f seeing murder and mayhem com
mitted. The threat till : . .'ids !!'■:
t:.c Kiwanians who are umpiring
aid ref treeing the game are to be
iguidated.
Cnn.ce ..ions are to be manned by
/.omen for this game. The bucket
rigade w ill take up a collection for
he purpose of getting, the Salvati
''.rmjafumis drive off to a lull 1 '. :
I is reported that the collect--rx
. funds will be the only' ‘l;’ ;u
Corns” but that remains to be seen.
NEW YORK, June 11 — b?l— Nnn
ChaffiSe, 22-year-old National
Indoor Tennis champion Iron Ven
tura, Calif., and Ralph Kiiwr, Pi: -
U.rgh Pirates’ home run hilar, n
vc: ng to be married. KincV it 2;>.
Miss Chaffee and baseball’s most
c' -pble bachelor announced then
engagement last night in a private
party.
Today Miss Chaffee left by plane
to play in the All-England cham
pionships at Wimbledon.
Final scores of WIL games over
the weekend are as follows:
Sunday’s Results
Spokane 2-11, Yakima 0-2.
Salem 3-6, Victoria 0-7.
Tri-City 9, Tacoma 2,
Wenatchee 4-8, Vancouver 1-9.
Saturday’s Results
Vancouver 7,« Wenatchee 1.
Spokane 4, Yakima 2.
Tri-City 4-4, Tacoma 1-0.
Victoria 4, Salem 3.
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Stars of Sunday game are:
Batting — Ralph Kiner, Pirates
—hammered two homers. Nos. 14
and 15, his second round tripper,
coming in the 11th inping with one
man aboard to give the Pirates a
5-4 win after Brooklyn had won
the opener, 2-1.
Pitching — Eddie Lopat, Yankees
—spaced seven hits for hi ninth
victory as the Yankees beat Chi
cago 2-1 in the first game with the
White Sox taking the second, 11-7.
Leaders in the major league thru
games of Sunday are:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting (based on 103 times at
bat) — Robinson, Brooklyn, .370;
Musial, St. Louis, .366.
Hits — Ashburn, Philadelphia, 71;
Robinson, 67.
Home runs — Hodges, Brooklyn,
13; Kiner and Eastlake, Pittsburgh,
15.
Pitching (based on four decisions)
Roe, Brooklyn, 8-0 1.000; Brecheen,
St. Louis, 4-0, 1.000.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting —Fox, Chicago, .304; Fain,
Philadelphia, .363.
Hits — DiMaggio, Boston, 78; Fox,
Chicago, 67.
Home rpns — Williams, Boston,
12; Robinson, Chicago, 41.
Pitching — Gumpert, Chicago, 5-0.
LOCO; Lopat, New York, 9-1, .900.
TENNIS PLAY
SEATTLE, June 11 — UP)— Na
tional singles champidh Art Lai-0,1
v n the singles title in the Seattle
tennis tournament yesterday aid
then teamed with Jerry De Witts,
Oakland, Calif., for a doubles vic
tory.
Larsen, of San Leandro, Calif.,
defeated Jim Brink of Seattle,
ranked fifth nationally, in straight
sets 6-4, 8-6, 6-2 to capture the
singles crown.
In the doubles event, the DeWltt -
Lar .ert combination downed Brink
and Fred Fisher, Seattle, 6-2, 6-4,
6-4.
FROM BELLINGHAM
M. C. Bristol of the Bellingham
Canning Co. of Bellingham, Wash,
is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
FROM ANCHORAGE
J. Russell Akey of Anchorage is
at the Baranof Hotel.
WHITE SOX
Ky Associated Tre
The cooted-off Chlet- i ■>' r
t.rt? cJJ >:•’{ to state O' UP V,’n\ ••
Aren’: they shovin', i
two-week swing of t’>
land of free end plenty?
New York, Boston, \v • k :i
and Fhilarie’phia h-ve b <
of paradise for the dor - '.v . >•
it ox. Everything IV"
League lenders have i- ■
has turned to gold. They'. i ’
taste defeat.
It was in Bos!on wh- • > ■ • .v-r
I started their rcncidn ' ’ ,
winning streak. Ii was n York
where they became tr ■ fi? :nv. -
in r team to win a ••
in Philadelphia v. V. r.
• the first all-conn ron •• : ,n a
vasion by a Chicmri i
They ope:; the ' ■ >• r
I5i{>ht aysin t tV ; , v,'h :s
they’ve whipped fit > in edit times,
and close J; 21 in v in. v.kcr
they've beaten six out of . .ven.
Lose Three S rei ;bt
The Eos gavi tin •• titlirinua fans
| a terrific :care over the weekend,
losing three straigh- to the Yankees.
A near-capacity Ca niskey * Park
Sunday crowd i f 1,031 was resign"'.!
to a fourth straight loss when the
Yankees zoomed into a 4-0 set aid
game lead after winning a 2-1
opener.
The Sox stormed hack, however,
coming from behind twine, to van
tile nightcap. 11-7. . nr! gain a pr
ions split. Tim the Sox wart < ■
with a two and a half game led
over the stubborn defending cham
pion New Yorkers,
Boston s rosurning Rea cox mu
back into contention, sweeping tv 1
games from Cleveland, 9-6 and 8
i otakc undisputed po e aon if
third place. Detroit downed I be
Athletics twice in Philadelphia, 11-7
and 9-5 while Washington and it I.
Louis split. The Browns won the
first, 10-9 and the Nats took the
second, 3-3.
Brooklyn Keeps Lead
Brooklyn retained its i.ve end a
half game advantage in ■ No
tional, dividing a pair with Pi' -
burgh. The Dodgers eked cut a V.-l
win in the opener and the first
copped the 11-inning nightcap, 3
Two streaks were snapp'd as Chi
engo held the New York Giants e, a
in a twin bill. After the Giant.' h :
won the first game. 6-I-*. fur. t:u> a
fifth in a row over Chicago. -tVe
C’ubs came back to gain their fir
triumph over New York, 7-3.
St. Louis moved within a point
! cf the second place Cincinnati Rev
nipping the Braves in Boston, 5-4.
The Reds, scheduled to play two
in Philadelphia, were washed out
j by rain.
Handcuffed with seven hits by Ed
I die Lopat in the opener, the Whi '
; Sox hammered six Yankee pitcher;
| for 14 hits in the nightcap,
j Randy Gumpert, who pitched the
; last three and two thirds inr.irv
j registered his fifth victory without
! a defeat.
Saturday’s Result s
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I New York 10, Chicago i.
Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 1.
i Boston 6, St. Louis 1.
Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 10, Chicago 5.
Cleveland 5, Boston 1.
j St. Louis 8, Washington 7.
Philadelphia at Detroit, rain.
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LONDON, June 11— Up!—'The Sun
day Pictorial speculated yesterday
that ailing King George VI may “re
tire” in favor ol Princess Eliza
beth.
The 55-year-old monarch has beet
suffering from a “small catarrha
| inflammation ’ and from the afI;
I effects of a circulation Mock in hi:
right leg.
■ Sources close to the court have
commented recently that the kin;
looked strained and tired.
The Pictorial’s story \va the fir .!
■public mention of . possible^ retire
ment. although the paper did mi
| use the word “abdication.”
KARLEN CATCHES FISH
BUT LOSES GLASSES
If anyone catches a salmon
wearing a pair of rose colored glas
fos, they belong to H. A. Karlen
| tales manager of the bakery div
j don of the Centennial Flour Mills
Karlen went id: hing while here on
tusinecs. got some “nice ones” but
lost his classes.
He is leavin; tomorrow for the
! interior and expects to return tr
| his Seattle headquarters about July
1. This is his first Alaska trip and
j he is enthusiastic about the coun
Jlry and the fishing.
| (i; i!- Co- j cf V:;n Nsr •*, t ; ■ v ms t .intiM.r
with the Pit.'stnr h Pirates uteri' > i!V>er, Lpoiv'I
torso and Brunch Richov, T.v- '■ ';M look on.
Gene is .in outfirWsr and is strrlertt nv ' ol his
bonus v is not diMtnsod. iff' Wire ;>l;
RECGRD-BRfcAKER — German race/ E. Dotterwelch
! drives a bicycle equipped with a 38 c-<r>. motor‘to a speed record
of 4S.9 mites an hour in a 14-hour hish.vay race near Munich,
WASHINGTON, June 11 —W—
Thomas F. Murphy, widely known
fdr his prosecution of Alger Hiss,
wps nominated today by Preside:
Truman to be a Federal District
Ju tee for Southern New York.
Murphy, now New York City T'<
lice commit inner, was named tin s -
tone, r !y with tire nomination o:
i,avoid :• :• tint* !'st p. • •
from the -di trie: ji.d a .• to t ■
V. S. C.rcui: C -trl of Appeal;
tile second c. c ;it uccccdtm; Jud
Leernet} Hand who retired
Hiss now is serving a five-year
prison term.
Judge Medina presided over the
1949 trial si is 11 top Cm . f
.[• l { .
teach the violent overthrow of to:
government.
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