Chronicle Aberdeen legion Beats Centralia In Tight Game ons Two of Southwest Washington's finest baseball teams collided at Chehalis Mill tt field Wednesday night in what turned out to be one of the top defensive battles off July 17,1958 le season. 1 Although the outcome in the game was in doubt right up until the final out, as it! urned out a three-run first i — — — • — .' nning gave the Aberdeen and Dowling, calmly and confi- a fine defensive play in the MV- PGA Golf Officials otovac Legion a 3-1 win dently, Milled down to strike out enth inning. With one runner OB ver the Cenfralia Jayellr the next three baiters on K first, Ken Lind grounded to Suter n 10th district league play, pitches, only one ot which was a who tossed to Denny Rohr for THE WIN for (he Grays Har- ball. the first out. Rohr then threw Extend Probation Jayells )^as their eighth in Bowling's counterpart, Jim Sa- to BilltLohr for the second, out s many league starts. It was ari, pitched an equally fine game and a snappy double play. HAVERTOWN, Pa. UP) — The most controversial of ie first loss for the Centralia for the Aberdeen nine, also scat- Aberdeen's three runs in tht 40 Professional Golfers Assn. championships opened to- .ne in eight games. The two tering three hits. The stocky left- first inning were 'scored on two day at the snug little Llanerch Country Club in suburban ams will meet again Thursday hander struck out four batters hits, an error and two base on Philadelphia. ighl at 8 o'clock at Aberdeen's and forced the Cenlralians to hit balls. Jack Jones and Lind both One controversy, the af- ioneer park in a contest which the ball right at his teammates. had singles to pace the Aberdeen Longview air of Tommy Bolt, Na- ill decide the 1Mb district ABERDEEN'S Rick Fisher pull- nine to its runs. ional Open champion, was ague champion, The game will ed the pi ay. of the * night in the CENTRALIA'? only counter ettled rather amicably je played under Aberdeen's new first inning. ' With pull-hilling Joe came in the sixth when Suter Nine Loses ast night. OOH AND AH PITCHER-^Ryne Duron's last'ball rates a whistle as the big rishf-hander asebal! lights, which will formal- Suter at the plale, Fisher had walked and then scored on thm establishes » fantastic strikeout record saving games for the New York Yankees. The biTpec- be dedicated before the con- A RATHER embarrased set L. ac re man 8h kne moved into left centerfield, but consecutive Aberdeen errors. PGA officials, who hadn't expect- i w D , » ffc )., ? <ou<*«s the ground after he fires a headache tablet. The batteris est. Suter got hp!d - ci a Sarri fast To Toledo J W. Porter of the Cleveland Indians, Ihe catcher KIsfon Howard, the umpire Frank. Umont Two catchers were the rutting ed the routine disciplinary action The defensive play of both ball and lined il into straight- stars in the game. Jones topped TOLEDO - Playing before the o assume such proportions, let sarns highlighted Wednesday away cenlerfield. At the crack of the Aberdeen hitting atlack with largest crowd of the tcason, the Bolt off with a stern warning and ight's game as both played ball the bat, the Aberdeen outfielder two hits in four trips, including Toledo Junior American Legion an extension of .his probation hat would have drawn 'major was off and with a diving leap a double. Pat Bates led his Cen- baseball team hung a 3-0 defeat 'rom one year lo an indefinite Financial Arrangements Uniqui 'ague plaudits. For instance: made a one-handed shoestring tralia teammates with two singles on the Longvlcw Jayells in a non- period. Tommy penitently apolo- catch of the ball, spoiling at least league game here Wednesday Dave Cowling, ace Centralia in three trips. ;ized for his past misbehavior, SAN FRANCISCO Iffi - urler, threw another fine game, a double for Suter and snuffing THE UNEBCOkE: nighl. said it wouldn't happen again and Texan Roy Harris collects off a possible Centralia scoring llowing but three hits while Aberdee.L , n 300 000 8—RJ XJ Bi rKrAa* I Gelling only three hils off the reiterated his r.ew philosophy of SPORTS SHORTS 100,000 but heavyweight triking out 13 Aberdeen batters. inreai. Ctalrjlla «» ooi 0—1 J |I offerings of Longview hurlers, calmness and self-conlrol. loxing champion Floyd In the fifth inning, Aberdeen The" Centraliahs themselves had Batteries: Aberdeen — Siiri tadi the Toledo team combined them Boll previously had been fined Over Southwest Washington Patterson grabs for far itn. together for two runs in the fourth [or picking up in Iwo tourna- more when they battle .in and one in tha fifth to score its ments on Ix>ng Island, N. Y., re- By John Simmons Doily Chronicle Sports Writer -.os Angeles on Aug. 18 for win over the strong Southwest cently and for nuking uncom- lis title. Washington team. plimentary remarks to the crowd. CALIFORNIA'S Athletic Com- JULY TIRE SALE! Gary Olson opened the fourth There had been some > talk he Two young men dressed in ujifamiJiar uniforms mission heard part of the unique Inning for Toledo with I walk might be barred from the tourna- vere standing at homeplate of Chehalis' MilleU field ? "inancial arrangements of the and then advanced to jecond on ment, in which he was rated riday night. One wore the uniform of the Chehalis Tim- wit Wednesday before voicing a sacrifice. Ken Spencer doubled among the prime favoriles. ber league team and the other wore the uniform of a :inal approval lo the setup for him home with the first Toledo THE FIELD of 166 was con- semi-pro team of another era. They were the spirits A'rigley Field with theater tele- run and then scored later himself sidered one of the strongest ever vho watched over play at the beautiful ballpark. vision. THE ALLSTATE on a single by Orin Smith. assembled for any one lourna- But this time the two men A novice promoter. Bill Rosen In the fifth Inning, Jim Wil- ment — better even than that of were sadly looking to the •>ohn, former closed circuit TV of :he National Open. Bui it still you were. If you swalled one r NOW SALE PRICED liams opened the inning with a outfield where a permanent there was always another who icial, testified more than an hour third. Toledo then attempted a was possible to stir up some lie swore Al Weill wouldn't get ively clubhouse arguments on "ence was being installed. seemed to take his place. And AT ONLY squeeze play with the batter and After watching silently for a when Ihe game was over, you a nickel from him and drew i catcher both missing the ball, al- whether the PGA should have plaudit from Commission Chair switched from ils traditional ong time, finally one of the play- never counted the spike wounds lowing Williams to score the third ers turned to the other and said: you had picked up or Ihe number man Dan Kilroy for "straight for Toiedo run. match play format to the 72-hole ward answers." stroke play competition and "Millett field has weeded a fence of runs your favorite team had Moon and Creasor shared pitch- :or a long time, hasn't il. Re- made, instead you counted the Weill, who wasn't present, fared Ing honors in the game for tha whether the switch would restore Far worse. Refused a promoter's the tournament's badly faded member those ground balls that number of mosquito bites you 75 losers, striking out 15 Toledo bat- used to roll between Ihe outfield- had. license to stage the Patterson 4.70x15 ters In nine innings. prestige. ers for triples and home runs? Harris fray during a hearing on "It's the best lest of golf. A good Each ytar tht nmquitoti June 24, his manager's license •Tubt Typt Larry Collins, Jim Williams and They were sure cheap." M*mtd te gtt bigger, growing BUtkwall. Howard Sommers did the pitch- player has a belter chance lo win "Yes, but why did they have was lifted this time on a tempor in a medal tournament," count' almost with ttw plsyeri. Tht ary suspension. EKh, Plu» Tax ing for the Toledo team, striking ered Lionel Hebert, the roly-poly lo build that fence so cSose to armtd forcti could havt tasily out 14 and scattering six singles. lome plate?" held gunniry praetiet against Outlining financial arrange- Louisiana Cajiln who won at ments of the bout to newsmen AND RECAPPABLE TIRE TSF, IJNEECOKE: match play last year. "I just don't know. Why, that tht "B-»V they wtrt Hist big R H E fence is at Ihe spot where we and that mjmtreui. following Ibe commission hearing lor.z »lew CM WO 000-0 8 1 ALTHOUGH this year's tourna- used to play the weak hitters in Rosensohn gave these highlights 7.11x15 ........ 'I••?••»•d 45* To'.tio OW 110 Xn—1 3 1 ment is regarded as a trial run of But now (hat is over! An air- Harris will receive $100,000 on Plw T«* Btlteries: LMgirtew — Hoon. Crusor our league." plane spreading its deadly dose (II ind He!!-. Toleio - Co'Jloi.. Wll- the popularity of the new for- a guarantee of his share of tele G, Olson. 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