RAINIERS
SWAT OUT
SEALS 5-0
Fourteen inning Game
Played Last Night, Sacs
vs Los Angeles
By Associated Press
Yo.ur indulgence is petitioned '<■
day in an assessment of the Pi
cific Coast League': latest marathon
—14 innings, 14 — and Sh r.s o
Gene Baker’s qualification f i
membership in the Eum-cf-the
Month club.
It may be unkind to pin the rap
on Mr. Baker for Sacramento’s 4 3
triumph over Los Angeles last night,
but he did throw the ball away it
the 14th inning to let the winning
run score.
To make it worse, that run wa
the third unearned marker which
beset Doyle Lade of the Angels in
his losing duel with Glenn rllliou
It was the second overtime con
test in two nights and reminiscent
cf Tuesday’s 1C inning affair be
tween Hollywood and Port.an
These teams played again last nigh:
in an identical 4-3 conclusion Hol
lywood winning but in regulation
time!
The Seattle Rainier? mainh.'nc 1
their two game lead with a 5-0 >n
quest cf the tail-end San Franc: <
Seals. Hector Frown u:clrd th.
shutout, allowing nine hit •
Oakland edged out San O'?"1, 5-4
with a five-run outburst in |
that included two Pan Diego er
rors, a double by Lorenzo Cabreia
and a two-run single.
Seattle plays a d lublc-i.erdrr r.; ,
San Francisco .tonii.’at to maiti n
their Tuesday postponement.
PAC IFIC COAST LUAOT'E
W. L. Pet
Seattle Bstiniera.- 49 .57
Sacramento Scions .. . 43 i: .55/
Oakland Acorns 43 <0
Hollywood Stars. 13 4 ! -53
I os’Angeles . 42 41
Portland Beavers 40 43 .4Gj
San Diego S3 47 .431
San Francisco ... 33 01 .333.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. h. Pc;.
Brooklyn . 37 20 .04:.
New York . 24 23 .54,,
St. Louis . 30 29 .50 --
Cincinnati . 28 29 /91
Boston 29 31 .48,
Philadelphia . 23 30 .43/
Chicago 25 30 A '>•
Pittsburgh 21 35 .375
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Chicago .39 19 •(’7
New York . 36 21 .632 |
Boston . 34 24 .53,
Cleveland . 21 27 .53:
Detroit . 27 23 /SI
Washington . 22 33 .40.i
Philadelphia . 20 33 to
St. Louis ID 23 .333
CHANDLER
QUITTING
8. B. CZAR
CINCINNATI, June 21 —UP)-A
B. Chandler resigned today as base
ball commissioner effective July 15.
The former Kentucky governor
and senator who had held the com
missioner’s job since 1945, made his
announcement at a conference with
Warren Giles, president of the Cin
cinnati Reds and a member of base
ball’s executive committee.
Baseball club owners twice refused
to renew his contract which would
have run until May 1. 1952.
MOOSE MEET ELKS
TONIGHT AT 6:30
IN EYENTH GAME
The lltn game of the first round
of play in the Gastineau Channel
League is scheduled tonight at 6:30
between the Moose and Elks.
If the Elks win tonight’s game
and the one next Tuesday, they will
take second place in the first round
of play. The Moose now have two
wins and five losses with tonight's
game their last in the first round
of play. The Elks have won one out
of six games. The Coast Guard have
taken seven games out of seven with
the game next Tuesday as the r
last in the first round of play.
H. A. Dour of Vancouver. B. C. is
at the Baranof Hotel.
WHITE SOX
ARE FACING
c_3
P.y Associated Press
The Chicago While Sox' chance
.cf holding first p'.nc" on the tr1
.! fclcnal July 4i.h dividing line h’n?<
3ii the next five games with Ne
Y irk and Boston.
Tt Paul Richard.-' White Sox ca.
. fely :kirt the Yank, and Red So.
cries on the road they’ll go hona
.vith a comfortable lead.
How to beat the Yank; has be:
one lessen the White Sox hav.
failed to learn from Maestro Rich
. rds. Losing seven cf 10 to New
York has cost them a chance to pile
up a safe margin. Their lead, once
measuring five games, ha; beer,
whittled to 2’i.
Fresh out cf pitchers, both the
White Sox and Yanks fall back on
unreliable workmen fer today's fi
nale of the current series at Yankee
Stadium.
Richards got a well-pitched game
1 „ Billy Pierce yesterday but lo t.
2-1, when the Sox threw away count -
It- s chances. Over-ambitious be: e
ri lining, one of their prime assets,
backfired on the fleet Sox.
aid die Lopac seemed oil the ve: ■.
of collapse several times. He al
lowed 10 hits to five of! Pierce.
Chicago left 10 men stranded.
H :nk Bauer of the Yanks led cf£
the seventh with a single and scored
. tying run. In the eighth his
.-ft looper over Chico Car rescue"
1 ad for a single drove home Misksy
; untie with the winning run.
Cleveland, which follows Chicago
in Yankee Stadium, cut loo:a v.i.h
• v 13-hit attack at Boston to be: t
l! > Red Sox, H-3.
Bobby Avila unloaded hree home
T'ns and a .ingle — a total of 15
’; ,es, only two short of the leag :c
rr -rd held jointly by Ty Cobb and
Leu Gehrig. - ■
Detroit split a twi-nlcht doubl
v >h the Philadelphia Athleb •
'.. inning'7-2 and losing 5-4. The ev
■L: ■ let the Athletics out fefltke
cellar because St. Louis lust to Wav'.
i;i ton, 5-1. That combination 1 ft
tin Erovvnics in exclusive control
cf the dungeon.
MEW YORK. June 21 —Ml—Case
Stengel, who can always earn a
living as a pantomimist when h's
baseball days arc done, gave out
with a broad wink and moved Ins
head from side to side as if lookin;
for something.
•Know what I'm looking for?”
he asked. “For that great White
Sox speed.”
The wily manager, whose New
York Yankees had just beaten the
So:;. 2-1, to take a one-game edge
in their current series, leaned back
in the chair in front of his locker,
propped hi' arms in back of his
hc.id and winked again.
"Yes, sir," he said, “this is an
amazing series. Nobody is running.
From what I'd been told the Sox
were going to steal everything but
our shorts.”
lie pointed to the shorts lie was
wearing. They were an Emerald Isle
gre^n. All silk and dainty-like.
“I got these in Las Vegas,” lie
said. "They cost me plenty, too. I
would hate to be without ’em.
“I expected a lot r.f running. So
what happens? We play those—what
do you call them, Richards Rockets?
—three games and they don’t even
s'sal one base. The one time they
try it we get the feller by 10 fee'
And the only time a bass is stoic.'
is when our Mickey Mantle s eal
it.”
-
Leader, in the major leagues tl.r
Wednesday games are as follows
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting 'based on 150 times at
bat) — Minoso, Chicago, .370; Fair..
Philadelphia, .354.
Hits — DiMaggio, Boston, 82; Fox.
Chicago, 00.
Home runs —Williams, Boston, 14
Robinson, Chicago, 12.
Pitching 'based on five decision1"
Gumpert, Chicago, 7-0, 1.000; Feller
Cleveland, 10-1. .909.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting — Musial, St. Louis, .370
Robinson, Brooklyn, .370.
Hits — Ashbum, Philadelphia, 64:
Dark, New York, 62. %
Home runs — Hodges Brooklyn
21; Westlake, St. Louis, 17.
Pitching — Roe, Brooklyn, 9-0
10CO; Branca, Brooklyn 5-1, .833.
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Here i the Cht . mi Vm • S \ out Tie hi, presently the fastest In the
American League and one of the reus n tor the club’s startling show
ing this sr.-son. They are (left to ri.-ht): Al Zarilla, Jim Busby and
Orestes Minoso, the Cuban flash, wiio leads all hitters. (/ft wirrphoto.
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CHAMPION PADOLERS — The senior crew, winner \ <
of LaSalle Junior College's annual canoe race day, paddles on the
Charles River at Auburndale, Mass. Left to right: Capt. Phyllis
York, Mars Hill, Me.; Janice Wells, Fairfield, Conn.: Nancy Itice,
Nashua, N. H.; Claire Quhwani, Framingham, Mass.; Nancy Cusack.
Madison. N. J.; Kelly Mangan, Great Neck, N. Y.; Janet Stewart,
Barre, Vt.; Marty Edwards, Ann Arbor, Mich.; and Capt. Kath
erine Roth, l’clham, N. Y.
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Score : of \YIL sames played Wed
!!-ridgy ore
j Spokane 7. Vancouver 1.
i Salem 4, Victoria 2.
; Tacoma 7, Tri-City 3.
Yakima 9, Wenatchee 1.
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WO FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Barbara Russell and Bonnye
I .of San Francisco are Juneau
vi dors. They are stopping at the
Baranof Hotel.
FROM WASHINGTON, O/C.
Louise F. McCarthy of Washing
ton. D. C. is registered at the Bar
anof Hotel.
SEASON OF RED j
SALMON TO OPEN I
MONDAY ON TAKU
in announcing the opening of the
red salmon season on the Taku
river next Monday. June 25, Rich- ;
ard Shuman, fisheries management
supervisor of the FWS . gave . some
figures of red salmon runs fur past
years.
The avnjHce total catch frcyn 19481
through 1950 wag 28,950 fish.1.
Ls*s«. ypur ' CatCh, he said,
approximately 10,000 fish above the
par five y .r average. He pointed
out that there \\a an upward .trend
hi tire to!cl catch, which may have
been due in part to an increase in
. e aiitci.ii ui ,c present, since j
the mino r of boms participating I
,i.:rh’• cm sc.con increase."}!
from 1C4C- .<0, y 85 per cent.
He ' .1 arc principally flve
;,v.ir fi h. The 1351 run large'y will I
ir . .1.* 1 <6 e, capo.nuit. i
v. tail 1 / . i' i.icii .o otis, was can- !
■ r, , . ., . rage of the paat
to i k o o, the average j
, ii f >.• ! .• a me period, 1916-50, |
• cr 10 000 fish per j
■cr. but, Shuman said since p nks
are l cr fish, the 1951 run will
be from the escapement Of 1949 (
which was believed to jiaVe been j
better than average In the Tdku |
area. jltl* It n liu
Shuman said that sa'.ition of other j
species are not taken In any im-i j
pcrlant numbers on the Taku dut'- j
ins the red salmon season.
The season, ploea^
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