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June
10,
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TODAY
TO
SATUaV
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Rupert
District
Baseball
Senior
Batting
Averages
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Saturday
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Hill,
Pavlikis
Leading
Batters
in
Senior
Loop
Dave
Hill
of
Gordon
and
An-,
Brightest
star
in
the
rookie
drrson
and
Nick
Pavlikis
of
!
field
is
Esquire
catcher
Ray
Mc-Commercials
lead
the
real
bat-!
Kay
who
has
played
in
the
most
ting
strength
of
the
Prince
Ru-
games,
been
at
bat
most,
got
pert
Senior
Baseball
League.
the
most
hits,
scored
the
most
with
both
of
them
hitting
In
;
runs
and
whose
.342
average
the
"four
hundred"
bracket.
I
stands
seventh
in
the
lcagui
Although
three
teams
have
leaders,
'
batters
with
500
averages,
none
Bill
Oimn
of
Commercials
ant
of
them
have
played
in
more
Enrldp.e
of
G
&
A
are
tied
a
than
three
games
In
this
brack-
eight
for
the
lead
in
runs
batter
et
are
Syd
Scherk
of
O
&
A,
in
Deneau
of
Terrace
and
Dick
Le-j
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tourneau
of
Esquires.
'quires
has
proven
the
fastes
Hill
tops
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paths.an5
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but
does
not
average
ap-
,eads
in
s(olen
b
pear
in
the
statistical
column
asi
Tne
statistical
record
of
hit
hitter
such
a
dangerous
as
Pav-
likis,
whose
400
average
repre-
t:ng
averages
includes
g
lmes
u
sents
more
times
at
bat,
less
to
June
6.
but
docs
not
include
strikeouts,
fewer
walks
and
more
tho
flist
game
played
in
Terra
total
base,
attained.
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By
BEN
PIILECAR
A
.vaulted
Fri-ivij
Sports
Wrlt'T
After
being
mired
in
the
minors
for
seven
years
with
an
rching
arm
Bob
Keegan,
32,
leads
th?
fn.erican
League
in
victories
today
became
manager
Paul
Richards
i"id
him
to
get
'his
arm
sore
'n
January
instead
Of
JUI'C
The
big
ngh'hander
from
Rochester,
N.Y.,
is
the
brightest
new
star
of
the
first
place
Chi-cage
White
Sox.
He
won
his
ninth
game
Wednesday
nlht.
9-4,
over
Philadelphia.
He's
been
beaten
only
once.
Keegan.
a
sinker
ball
artist,
came
up
with
a
sore
arm
last
year
and
had
to
go
on
the
disabled
list
for
30
days.
Last
winter
Richards
ordered
Keegan
to
go
to
work
ti.
the
gy.i.
He
was
CAPITOL
'
'Ilundle
From
r.razil'
'Sprlnslime
for
Thomas'
News
'
A
Famous
PlayiTi
Theatre
fit
and
ready
when
the
season
pened.
He
has
Halted
It
games,
fin-hed
nine
of
them
and
has
a
.ne
earned
run
average
of
2.27
n
99
innings.
The
triumph
in
Philadelphia
','hich
included
home
runs
by
iohn
Groth.
Chico
Carrasquel
nnd
Sherm
Lollar,
enabled
Chicago
to
hold
its
enc-game
lei
over
th-;
Cleveland
Indians
who
shaded
Washington
1-0.
New
York
defced
Detroit
5-1.
Boston
beat
Baltimore
7-6.
The
surprising
New
York
Giants
drove
into
a
tic
with
3rooklyti
for
first
place
in
the
National
League
as
Johnny
An--tonelli
registered
his
second
s1
raight
shutout
in
beating
Milwaukee
4-0
while
St.
Louis
tripped
Brooki'n
3-0.
Philadelphia
won
a
paii
from
Chicago
4-0
and
14-6.
Cincinnati
edged
Pittsburgh
4-3
on
four
home
runs.
The
Giants
juniped
off
to
a
1-0
lend
against
Warren
Spahn
in
the
first
inning,
added
a
second
tally
cn
Antonelli's
run-'-nrin-j
.-inulc
in
thc
eighth
and
two
more
on
three
singles
and
i
;s..i
iuii
c
fly
in
the
ninth.
Al
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k
collected
4
of
the
11
New
crk
hits
a
pair
of
singles
and
a
pair
of
doubles
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attendance
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been
poor.
The
Orcgoniiin
in
Portland
speculated
that
the
league
might
be
cut
to
eight
or
.six
teams.
Among
possibilities
mentioned
was
that
Calgary
and
Edmonton,
or
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
would
be
dropped.
NO
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STEER
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IN
OUR
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RolH-rt
B.
AlM'l,
Western
Internal
ional
League
president
denied
today
reports
that
he
had
asked
members
to
disband
or
reorganize
Into
a
smaller
circuit.
He
admitted
that
the
league's
financial
situation
was
serious,
but
pointed
out
that
it
was
not
In
his
power
as
pre.siden
to
call
for
the
disbanding
of
thc
league.
Directors
of
the
Salem
club
said
they
had
received
a
telegram
Wednesday
from
Abel
.saying:
"Before
situation
becomes
hopeless
I
accept
my
responsibility
under
the
bylaws
of
the
league
and
declare
the
league
as
a
whole
facing
Insolvency
and
direct
that
It
cease
to
operate
as
of
June
14.
1954.
"This
Is
subject
to
directors'
action
at
thc
Spokane
meeting,
at
which
time
they
can
approve,
disapprove
or
reorganize
the
league
in
any
manner
they
see
fit.
..."
In
denying
the
Salem
report,
Abel
said
his
responsibility
Is
to
direct
the
owners'
attention
to
a
very
serious
financial
situation
which
confronts
the
league.
Newspapers
in
Salem.
Portland
and
Spokane
quoted
reliable
sources
as
saying
the
league
would
have
to
fold
or
cut
the
number
of
teams.
All
sn)d
'the
sprawled-out
league,
with
four
teams
in
Canada
and
six
In
the
U.S.,
was
facing
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travel
costs
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