BEAVERS GO
UP AGAIN,
PC LEAGUE
By Associated Press
A sparkling four-hit pitching per
formance by Marino Pierett’ ha
boosted Portland’s pace-settin
margin in the Pacific Coast Leacu
to four and one-half games.
The Beaver righthander gained :
3 to 2 decision over Seattle la-a
night in the better of two game,
played. The other one. at Hollywood
was a 13 to 7 nightmare with Oak
land winning. The Los Anaeic ,-Sn:
Francisco and San Diego-Sacra
mento gamer, were rained out.
Eddie Basinski, Portland second
baseman who is off to a great star:
this season, supplied the winning
punch at Seattle. With the score
tied at two-all in the fifth inning
Eddie Barr singled and came all
the way home as Basinski poled r.
resounding double off tire left field
fence.
Steve Nagy, the southpaw from
Washington and San Francisco,
pitched a good game for Seattle, but
it was far from good enough. Port
land earned its three runs; both
Seattle’s were unearned. l’i-r t
whiffed six and gave one walk, while
Nagy allowed 10 hits, four walk*
and struck out. four.
Oakland had two men out when :
exploded for eight runs again ’ Hol
lywood in the second inning.
PACIFIC COAST LEAUGE
W. L. Pel
Portland Eeavers 23 12 .057
Los Angeles . 18 16 .523
Oakland Acorns 18 13 .525
Sacramento Solons 13 17 .51 i
Seattle Rainiers . 17 13 .486
San Diego 15 17 .463
Hollywood Stars 15 13 .455
San Francisco .. 12 22 ,5»3
NATIONAL LEAGt’E
Ey Associated Press
Boston .11 6 .047
St. Louis .. 7 4 .638
Pittsburgh . 7 5 .55
Brooklyn . 8 7 .532
Philadelphia 8 7 .533
Chicago . 5 7 .417
Cincinnati 5 8 .335
New York . 5 12 .204
‘ AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. j
Cleveland .... 9 3 .753.
Washington . 9 3 .750 j
New York . 10 4 .714
Boston . 7 6 .538
Chicago 6 6 .503
Detroit . 4 6 .403
St. Louis ... 4 10 .236
^ Philadelphia . 2 13 .133
DETROIT, May 3 -*7PI— If ole
Joe L an can’t k tyo the lesser
lights with hi; hast punches, what’ll
happen when 1: i tackles ecmeone
like Lee Gavojc’ ?
Louis :aid today he was satis
fied with hi righthe.nd punch.
Maybe he is. b- many cf the 7,03^
fans at C'yrr.pia St ad uni last night
weren’t.
, They thought he former heavy
weight champion might knock out
Omelio Agramonte of Cuba in the
way that made Joe a great heavy
weight champion for 12 years.
But Joe couldn’t finish off the
lanky Cuban in the 10-round fight
•although he floored him once. Joe
won a unanimous decision. And
now it s til to Lee Savold, British
•’ and E rape an heavyweight cham
pion.
LOUIS-SAY OLD MATCHED
NEW YORK, May 3 —— Joe
Louis and Lee Savold, the British
recognized heavyweight champion
from Englewood, N. J., will meet in*
a 12-round bout at Polo Grounds,
June 13, the' International Boxing
Club announced today.
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Stars of games played Wednesday
are:
Batting—Harry Simpson. Indians
cracked four hits in four time^ at
bat to lead th? Tribe to a 4-3 vic
tory over the Red Sox.
' Pitching —Warren Spahn, Braves,
pitched a six-hit shutout, the fourth
1 Boston shutout in seven day . a1
the Braves blanked the St. Louis
Cards, 5-0, to move into first place
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KETCHIKAN YTSITOR
A. C. Ammerman of Ketchikan is
stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
BRAVES'
HURLERS
APE FAST
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By Associated Prrss
Lucky Bill Southworth of the
Boston Braves. Imagine having a
pitching staff that makes his every
wish a command.
"Want a shutout today?” asks
Johnny Sain, c r Vern Bickford, or
Matt Surkont. or Warren Spahn.
Okay, Skipper, ns you wish.”
L\ as easy as that. Don’t be
lieve it? Just take a look at what
this sensational Big Four of the
Boston Braves has accomplished
hi; past week.
Thursday, April 26 — Sain blank-,
he New York Giants, 3-0, on six
'aits.
Friday, April 27 — Spahn wb!p
G an’s, 7-3, on five hits, only New
York runs resulting from three
homers in closely confined Polo
Grounds.
Saturday, April 28 — Surkont
blar.l- Philadelphia Phils, 3-0, cn
eight hits.
Sunday, April 20 — Bickford
blank the Phils, 1-0, on seven hits.
Monday, April 30 — No game.
T , day, May 1 — Sain di. obeyed
orders: Loses 5-2.
V.'r inesday, Mev 2 — Spahn
blank ■ the St. Louis Cardinal ;, 5-0
on si:: hits.
Braves at Top
It was Spahn’s turn yesterday, i
The crafty southpaw, who led all'
National League pitchers with 21J
Vic:'ties last year, pitched the
Dravcs back into first place. Only
i ne Cardinal passed second base.
Meantime Pittsburgh’s surprising
! pira’.o.i made it two in a row over
Brooklyn When Murry Dickson set
the Dodgers down with five hits to
whip them. 4-3. The little right
hander, who now has a 3-0 record. |
could u't beat the Dodgers all last
season.
A t.vo-bagger by Connie Ry:;n and
a single by Grady Hatton featured
a two-run ninth inning uprising,
that gave the Cincinnati Reds a |
6-4■ triumph over the Phils in Phila
delphia.
A couple of rookies collaborated
to lead the Giants to an 8-1 victory |
over the Chicago Cubs at the Polo j
Grounds. George Spencer pitched a j
neat six-hitter and Catcher Ray
Noble singled in two runs t < open
the cates for a six-run seventh I
inning.
American League
Cleveland and Washington -re-1
mained tied for the American league
lead, the Indians shading the Ba -
ton Red Sox, 4-3, and the Senators
shellacking the Browns in a St.
Loui: night affair, 8-1.
The hitting of Rookie Harry Simp
icn r.:d the pitching of Bob lAmon
and Lou Brissie highlighted the In
I dians second straight win over the
i Red Cox. Simpson slapped out four
hits in as many times at bat.
Lemon pitched shutout ball for
five innings before he left with a
pulled back muscle. Brissie allowed
| two hits in four innings and drove
| in Cleveland’s last two runs with
! a single.
Scoring five unearned runs on a
couple of Chicago errors, the injury
riddled New York Yankees came
from behind to defeat the White
Sox, 6-4, for a sweep of a two
ramc series.
Singles by Pinch Hitter Pat Mul
lin and Johnny Groth accounted
for a pair of runs in the bottom
half of the 10th to give Detroit a
0-4 victory over the Athletics.
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Leaders in the major leagues thru
game5 of Wednr day are:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting (based on 25 times at bat)
—Castiglione, Pittsburgh, .440; En
nis, Philadelphia, .390
Hits — Robinson, Brooklyn, 23;
Dark, New York, 22.
Home runs — Hodges, Brooklyn,
G; Jcthroe, Boston, 5.
Pitching — Surkont, Boston, and
Dick, on, Pittsburgh, 3-0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting — Easter, Cleveland, .423;
Busby, Chicago, 413.
Hits — Carrasquel, Chicago, 21;
3usby, 19.
Home runs — Williams, Boston,
and Coleman, St. Louis, 4.
Pitching — Lopat, New York;
Feller. Cleveland: Consuegra, Wa.^h
I’lglcn, 3-0.
WIL GAMES
Here are final scores of WIL
games Wednesday:
Vancouver 6, Salem 5.
Victoria 4, Spokane 1.
Tri-City 4, Yakima 3.
Wenatchee 9, Tacoma 5
FROM SEATTLE
Richard G. Watts of Seattle is
I stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
Kentucky
Derby On
Saturday
LOUISVILLE. May 3 — T* Some
20 horses and a score of little men
Will be battling for $100,030 in th
Kentucky Derby Saturday, an
Jockey Ted Atkinson will be pr
ing he climbed on the right one
from the Greentrcc stable.
Tcronto Teddy is contract rider
for Greenfree, which plans to start
Big Stretch and Hall of Feme in
'ho mile and one-quarter affair.
Atkinson has been ridim Bi
Stretch, but Trainer J im Gaver
said Ted informed him he probably
would pick Hall of Fan- tin ; Sai'.T
day at Churchill Down -.
Atkinson has never won a derby
in three attempts, hi be > being a
second with Cupot in 1949. One of
the nation's top riders, he wn r.i it.h
with" Gold Shower in 1343 an:’, .main
will: Fc-feot Bahrain in 1943.
Chances are the rice will be th:
richest of all derbies, if 2D start,
Ihe purse will gross, $120,100 wit n
$98,050 to the winner. The record
pot was $124,450 in 194S, when As
sault dragged down $90,409 fir t
money.
E ! _ You don’t need elaborate
or complicated tools to make a
Soap Bo;; Derby racing car!
Many of the best cars have been
built with such basic tools as ham
mer, raw, screwdriver, drill, chisel,
file and sandpaper, plus some “el
bow grease’’ on the part of the boy!
If you know how to operate power
tools, and have access to them, they
will provide many shortcuts and are
permissible under the 1051 rules.
The Official Rule Book for ihe
1051 Derby places no restriction on
tools. Use any kind of too! you have
handy — it’s up to each boy to de
cide what kind of tools he wants to
use.
The boys who can use power tool
may save time. Power saws, sanders.
drill presses and paint sprayers do
the job a little more quickly than
hanrl tools, but experts doubt whe
ther they do it any better. Many
expert craftsmen in all field.; of
woodworking do their best, most
careful work with hand tools.
What counts is the final result—
which car appeals to the judges as
having been best built, and which
car gets across the finish line first.
L. C. Taylor of Seattle is at the
Baranof Hotel.
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ALASKA FMG1
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PEVTTL*: Mfiy 3, —— An oix j
lift which will fly more than 4.000
fIs!.men. machinists, cannerymer 1
and allied workers to Alaska in th j
next month has started without !
!ur., re from Seattle’s Boeing field, i
F ' >r airlines — Pan-American, j
p- c , ic Northern, Northwest and
Northern Consolidated — are tak- j
in.: part in the lift this season.
Main terminals are Kodiak, False
■ and Bristol Bay.
r . I away on the “salmon lift"
ire . Mie men who repair dock ;,
he ■ , machinery and boats for the
coming season. Then the fishermen
mri cannery workers flood nor el.
to put up a 1951 pack which n
cxyv'cted to equal last years output
Me-’ cf the men will go to Bris
tol Fav, where nine canneries will
• rt operations June 25. Bi • plane:
will carry many cf the men to the
,:iia , id a’. N tack and “bush" pi
lots will ily them on to the scat
ten;] canneries around tne mouth;
of i e Nsi;nek. a:: 1 Kvichak Rive.::
About 200 workers will be flown
to False Fa:.: in the Aleutians and
7C0 or 800 *o Kodiak.
Tire r.ir Uit program will equal
the 1351 program, but the industry
• x to use more workers, hir
>r idditional cannery help from
tin iCi ■ .a.kwim and Yukon are.; ’
-u Alasaa.
Bft’ce Parker cf Seattle
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