The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, April 21, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHK BKN'l) BULLETIN, DAILY KD1TION. BKND OHKGON THURSDAY. Al'KIL 21. 1!27 Absence of Tris Speaker Big Gap in Ranks of Cleveland Team PAGE TWO iiwy THcn&v put 0 way 111LU1V1 iCETS MENTION Confidence Is Lacking Say Experts -.Clnroland, April 21. (LP) ! Tjioro is gap in the ranks ot I tho CloTelBiid Indiana na they lijjttle for the American league pennant 111 la sivson that cannot . 1)6 filled altoRothor by n player vuinsa baseball ability might (Ton equal that ot the missing j man Tris Speaker. I Veterans ot the diamond al-j ready have ailvinced the "Jinx" ' tlreory 1'syrhonalyciata will tell J yju the Tribe Is suffering a 1 "Whatever the ailment may be. iU has become apparent that Sooakcr's absence Is keenly felt bj the vhole trim. Not only a l.xilllant player and a brainy npinager. Speaker gave to the taura that certain confidence so necessary to ny ball club's lUjorale. His presence in the out field aono gave bis pitchers more confidence. ' "When a payer came to bat, if li preceded Speaker, he felt his chances ot scoring a run If he could but get a hit: relying on "Spoke", to drive him in. If a batter followed Speaker, that j feeling was still there. A study o( Ivfseball statistics -of the Tribe's efforts last year, upon careful studying, will reveal the lufluence Speaker bad over hrs men. When Speaker was up to fCtrm, the team generaly gave hhn excellent support: when Speaker siimped, the team slumped. ! tTo all appearances, the In-1 IWt'lKtf 1X)AST I.KAtUK dians have a strong team this! V-. j,, pcl 'i,r- Sacramento 14 ,;Jack McCallister is a popular ! San Francisco 12 a J well as a capable manager. He I, Seattle 11 TkW- . VJE GOTTA ' . fmm Anheu : fight more evjem . "THE. SOCK ABSORBERS By Williams1 PLAYER LOSES AMATEUR RATE Seeks Record I Mary K. ttrowne Ousted ! by Commission ' i , New York. April SI (Ul i 'Hie barring ut Miss Mary K. I llrowiiu from nmiiteur golf tour , uainontH befnustvalio haB become , a tenuis professional will have a fur-reaching effort. It was ! , limed today. As predicted by the I'ulled Press several dy ago, tliu ox : eontlvo committee ot the Unltiul States (lulf association hus ruled ' Miss Hlownu Ineligible, Us first ; definite action, on that phase of ' iiinitlourisin. Miss llrnwno h.is no Immediate . appeal and It Is doubtful If she would care to press tho cuse. She might, however, Iwive. the ; mutter taken up to the general j as-snrlution nl its next meeting. us Hill Tilde!! did when he wus battling the tennis association. 1 The resolution approved by the executive committee niuilo Miss 1 H row ne "Ineligible to compete In TJ-. Dafl I. Cl J any umuteitr tnurnuiiient under ale Daillc IS OlSeQ .the jurtsiltrtlolt ot tho assm-ia i lion". I The same ruling will have to 'be npplied against Jigger Stall. I j Daily Vance. Ituss Young ami I chutes I'ower and Light company! """" IToicsHiuai imacimii piny- ,.f ,.. tiii-i., I,.,,..,,,, I Ms- 1 f iTnrzan of Infants ! Found In California KRUG OF ANGELS GETS SUSPENDED Talks Hack lo Ump; May be Fined Han rniin lsco. April HI. - IIP) Mummer Marty King of tliu l.tm Angeles 1'oitst league Hub was suaiuiiditd Inilnflnlluly indiiy by I'lmltlonl Unify A. Wlllliinis fur ti-wllilt wllh I'luplre Knnim over a foru tiring, When II was 3 weeks ! dwlslou al third ! Ill rosier- old It could sit up wlllioul help nnil now, nl the age nf 10 weeks It stands uloiie, . ' . foil Kriiuclsco, April 21.- IIP) A vorltnhla Tartan of the In fant world has been found here, null lieudlusa to suy II has u proud "daddy". ('(rfliilil McNatnura, Jr., huh of I a (alher uud iuoIIiki' till mid ft" I years old respectively, Is only I III wueks old himself. ! Tim tot easily lifts Ills Ill's ' pounds and can swing by his likiids for .several minutes be- liable Near Vancouver Seen Devouring Sheep Introducing William C. Jackion. Mobile. Ala., swimmer,' who plani to swim the Mississippi river from 6L Louis to Ntw Odcint. ! In tends dolug It la rolayt.. day's AiigelS'Meiialiirs mi inc. WlllllilllH llllliolllli eil the III Hull ti lion Ills arrival here today. "Yesterday's trouble In I .in An geles, wus canned by ii nl, 'nl ln uii open anil shut pluy ublcb, while rlnr.e, shnulil not bavu caiiHed ser ious protest," Williams suld In a statement. "It wus u lilt down llio linn whli h passes over t hi nl bane iiml on the next uniiiid past third, si i in k on foul territory. Any play er knows or should know, thai a ground ball passing over third Vancouver, II. t' April 51. (LP) An f'igle with u seven-fool ring spread was shot here re cently. J. K. McKeiKln saw Hie bird, a bald headed specie, III the act of devouring u sheep, Pacific coast eagles se. ,lm kill lambs unless driven to bi(H, u ur ul ,,.,.,. ,,, fnr It. and this one wns found to r . ..,L.,. ... ....,- .,, have been crippled in one claw, . . so tlit he could not rulch fish Willi 1111 lli-lllll'lMi milieu ni-i,. ,.,- itounteiiiy too muni m a letup tntliin for 111 in. Mi Kenile bor- The llend' Hardware stntl' '-) a shotgun uud killed the preying .mm. By Twilight Teams' played a 3 lo 3 ll In tlvc Innings! t t T7r MICKEY COCHRANE ivCdgue DaseDaiii 1 nip irAnir ucDn'ad Hogens Homsby hu i.oooiu'r,,,' i ers who have been allowed to 1 nlav In nintiteur toiirnaiueiits. j and had never tried to enter a , n,hl K"" K'tshth and ! major or national championship, j Urounwood. liotn;s uiui Hawk j . The ruling forces all those were the buttery ineu for the luird 1 earning money in any other line j .,,M .. ,, ,., ,.,m,.. jof sport, with the exception "f , flir , tie power men. Kredily I.lndstrom lunded safo-; lI'tcssion.il footliull couches into , Toll,h, llt 6:,nu -,.I.l ,iu. An- lead Tbe llulli, tin's want ads "Krug ban been sui-pemli-d In definitely mid Hie site of his line will he (iM'il when I recelvo a 1 1 mil report. "I have seen litany uf the games III lts Angeles und lliere lias been no discrimination ngulul the Uis Angeles rial III two times at bat. as tho New lork Giants took, the measure. will meet the Knights of Pythias : leant. i iAnnPVP Hnmn Run In ' ot tne 'hila.lelphlu oggregutlon. ! Miller Will Wrestle Portland 11 Oakland 11 Missions 10 Los Angeles 9 Hollywood , 6 10 10 Yankee Contest (Ily I'nitiil l'iv) , league game in New York this ;ear. Soon I X)AST l.KAfilK HKS11.TS YEJSTKKDAY i Yankees game. The Macks fcis H. A. Cosby, from O. A. C, lowed ll Tl their orlvuntn va nn.l ' drove Shocker from the mound i ch",e" counl' neitt w,"k ,or tMfo was the unanimous choice of the team's players and officials. To sjcasual observer, the players are following McCallister with the srnie loyalty they accorded Tris Speaker. But a keener Insight will reveal the lack ot dog-like devotion the boya accorded Speaker. . None of them will tell yoii they are a whit less loyal to McCallister than they were to Speaker. Probably they believe it.' Nevertheless, It's a doubtful tiestion. ' Perhans Dr. T. A Hurke In 1 At Iia Anseles R II the keenest fan the Tribe ever-1 Sacramento 1! 14 i ! Plyed just half as many games day evening had. For years he has followed Los Angeles 4 11 1 i ,nl8 sson as New York Ul!e team: been . a faithful at. Sincleton and Knehler: Pierrv I 1,111 tender of the games, and has I Cunningham. Smith ond Hannah, i s,aff- KM a puzzle to the Drowns' .667 .545 i .624 I 500' -J'v ' ....vncj ' i r i a ti . ,. tinier 01 iieno. 1110 .iiayneiu oi ( .476 rn"e- 'hose homer In the sixth j A v- l OUItry tiXprt ' Tiimaln and the two Kelt broth-; 450 inning tied the score of the Is Cominjf to Deschutes cr Prlnevile will put on a, .31 ' lh,i,Hii,i. ,,i,i v- v.,.1.' . . ivresuing raru. .Miller is scnc.l- Tomorrow night at the Com- j 111 11 ti it y luil I In I'rlnevillo, Mike Miller of llend. Dud Mayfleld of Baseball's Big 4 1 . (Ily I'nltiiM'n") . llalnr ituth .fulliid to igel a lilt In' four, tries, , lingers llornsby made two sln- Itetf at gl,s in as muny official times nt : l,at- Mayfled and llriino Keif will; Ty t'obb went-hitless In three tage a return match, Mayfleld attempts. , poultry specialist : uled to wrestle Krunk will be In n.'1;5 pounds. ai sun Pnnrbn b ii s- drove Shocker from the ikl,ind ...".' 12 o ' ,n ",ne s"'en,n wl,n three" rnssi. mneunEs. tie win noni ino t'i;ir' having, taken tho derision here I Tris Speuker wa Idle Oakl. San Frsnclsco 6 14 4 Hasty. Craghead, Krause and Averages: The final score was. a to -5, , r.-ting In r.edmond Tur.'sd.Vteat' ninhth.'- Frank Keif lost h As the Yankees lost, the Dc- April 26, after Hie I'ulon Pa-, match hero on tho same mrd to Tigers defeated St. Ixitils 1 cifle Dairy Products special leaves flcorgo Itoe. Miller's match with ' Ituth Hanson and Vargas. Stokes.'1 to aai ent ,nto 1,e for : Ilcdmond. The second meeting Keif Is on tho basis that Miller llnrnrliy Honl- Milrlipll McMnrt rv Tnt.i'" pin. E ! first place, although having will be held In Tumalo J'eilni--1 forfeits 100 unless he downs , Cobb April i Keif twice within an hour. I Spiviker White- : ace of the Detroit hurling All II Pet Kldg . 30 7 .833 .H4I .30 11 .167 1000 . 35 12 .3 13 1.000 2.1 S ,3IS IJIOO III! 1 H. 11 8 E. spent many weeks with the boys' j At Portland II. (luring training camp days. Each I Missions S yer he has predicted how the j Portland 2 team will finish the American j Welnert and Whitney league race. Usually his prog- i Ortman. Duff and Yelle. Fisher, ndstications haven't fallen very j At Seattle It. H. E. short of the mark. His opinion j Hollywood 0 2 1 of this year's Indians was terse. I Seattle 5 7 2 ."They must forget Tris Speak- Mulcahy, HolierMn and Cook ! batters. cr ever payed with them If they expect to finish high in the race." he said. ' -Speaker's admirers frentientlv cajled him "the gray ghost". Edwards and Jenkins. NATIONAL LEAtil'K At New York n. H. Ohost l n orit ri..rir.ii- ,'l Philadelphia 4 7 lllh ean in tho rnnV. .ho . ! New York 2 which must banish the memory ! o . 4 0' Ferguson and Wilson; Barnes of the great player who once a. "f ""T1-' doininated them. -At Brooklyn It. H. E. , i . ' j Hoston 3 0 2 i Prooklyn 0-23 I II. Smith and Tavlor! Itirnes land Henline. Chicago-St. Loujs game post poned; wet grounds and cold. At Pittsburgh R. H. E. Cincinnati 2 4 0 rittsburgh 4 9 1 Kixcy and J. Hargravc, 4Mci- Kremer and Smith. jSport Tabloids jf I Alter losing seven straight on j I the road, tho Ilrooklyn Robins Tomlin. "i10 1 lnelr home season wllh a i-io-.i viciory over the Muslim Braves. Ilohby Barrett started II in the sixth when he hit a homer and drove In another run. The Cleveland Indinns inaugu rated the Chicago White Sox re vamped hall park by defeating Ray Schalk's team, 5 to 4. The hurling of Hudlin. 20-year-old Oklahoma high school student, who relieved Shautc. stopped the Chicago . batters. The Chicago Cubs continued to smash the nir and lost to St. Louis, 4 to 2. Stellar fielding by the Chicago infieldcrs pro-: vented a worse defeat. Clean-Up Sale of Used Cars In cleaning up our stock to move into our new quartern we are going to give some ten or fifteen first buyers of USKI) CARS some prices that will justify quick action. Some 'of the Cars to Select From French Lick, Ind.. April 21. Uf W. O. Colvln, Chicago, one armed golfer, negotiated the 405 ynrd 12th hole here in two strokes. par being four. Colvln, who I'istinlrh bis left arm In a railroad accident unfile two drives of 250 and is: yudls. New York, April 21. Putilino. (Spanish, beiivj weig'it, has been of lirj'jl a mad h against Harry Wills, negro heavyweight, or a return liont with Tom llerney of New Zealand, by lltiinhnri Fugiijwy, loenl promoter. Cornwall. N. J.. April 21. TlibuuiH Washington, golf pro ut tho -Moiiomunock country club, cluluis the Hulled Statu record lor. Jiolo in oni fhots. lie Ii,ih ncoreil H anil mmji; faH first al tliti fige of nUie, he clainiH. i New ,Yotk, April 21. In niltll tlou lo Tllilen nnil Hunter. uriUiul iouin of the L'nilnd HtiiteK Lawn Tofitil BKKocliitloti, in thu Kngllsli hBinpionshli at Winililodon, In dividual Aniorlcan ontrans will in clutlo llolen Wills. WntKon Wush burn, Kli.iibnth Ryun and Mrs. J'r 411 kiln I. Mallury. A.MKRK'AX I.KAfil'K H. K. POHI- At Philadelphia II. .New York 13 Philadelphia 6 Hot and Collins; (Iray, Itom rr.el. Wills mid Cochrane. St. Loiils-lxtroil gunm poneil: rain. At lloslon It. H. K. Washington 7 11 2 DuHton 4 4 i) Murray, llnixt.oti and Itiiel; Wiiigf.;d, Ittisscll Wolxur und Hurl ley. ('loveliind-Chicugo gamo post poned: wot grou nils. TOO n:w woman's college of Duke university, at Durham. N. '.. will accommodate 1.000 hIii dents and will have Its own unit ;f fifteen buildings. 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