The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 21, 1940, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACR TVO THE IKNT) IU'I.I.ETIX, HENP. ORFfiOV, TH'SPAY. MAY ai. 1010 LEFTY GROVE -FAILS BOSTON Red Sox Drop Tilt to Detroit Tigers Cleveland Knocks Yanks .... Back Into Cellar By 10-2 Score New York. May 21 UV-or Mose hadn't got it any more. No matter how much Irad the Boston Red Sox Rive Lefty Grove, he. can't hold it. That's happened five times in suc cession now. Grove's swan song may well have been that 2-hitter he pitched against Washington on opening day. It's doubtful if he'll ever go another innings in one game. Yesterday he had a 2-0 lead and a 6-3 lead over the Tigers but couldn't protect it. When Grove left the game in the wventh the Red Sox led. 7-6. so 01' Moe has yet to be credited with de feat. With Pinky Higgins going Ber serk at bat with three homers, the Tigers plastered a 10-7 licking on the Red Sox. Higgins drove in seven nms with his three homers, the last one winning the game. Jimmy Foxx hit homer No. 10 with the bases loaded. Cleveland knocked the Yanks back into the cellar by thumping the j world's champions. 10-2. enabling the Tribe to move within a game and a 'Yiau oi me irague-ieaaing nra 1 So. Lefty Al Smith held the Yanks Yanks escaped a shut-out as a result of Dickey's double which drove in two runs. Smith's 3 -hitter was his second straight victory over the Yanks and his third win oi the sea son. In the other two American league games the Athletics trounced the ' Browns. 8-4, and moved into fourth place, while the White Sox left the cellar by defeating the Senators, 5-4. Frank Hayes hit two homers for the As. Cincinnati's pitching folded up and the usually feeble Bees slugged out a 13-4 victory over the Reds. The Cubs, playing with a make shift infield, beat the Dodgers again. 6-ti. It was Brooklyn's third straight Harry Danning hit a triple and ! homer and drove in five runs as the Giants beat the Cardinals, 6-4. Scoring seven runs in the ninth, the, Phils came from way back to beat the Pirates, 6-7. Newby Wins Places in - Pacific Track Meet Jack Newby. son of Mr. and Mrs. lohn Newby of Bend and graduate from the Bend high school, won two irst places for his school. Pacific uni versity, at the Northwestern confer ence track and field meet in Walla Walla. Wash., last week-end. it has I iMttn learned here. Newby. compet ing against star athletes from nearly half a dozen northwestern colleges, placed first in the high hurdles and first in the high jump. Another Bend boy. Herbert Francis, son-of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Francis of thif city, took second in the 220-yard dub and third in the 100-yard dash. Only a split second separated Francis lrom the winner of the 220-yard dash and from the high point man in the century dash. . TO GET DRIVE-IN MOVIES .Sacramento, Cal. IP Taking a tip from drive-in lunch places, the Drive-in-Theaters, Inc.. of Los An geles has filed articles of incorpora tion for the construction and oper ation of drive-in theaters for the benefit of automobiles. LONfcs WEAR BETTER SERVICE Bent frames and loose rivets not only reduce the efficiency of your glasses, but frequently they may actually cause the lens to crack. Drop in regularly for nur free in spection service. It will save you lime and unnecessary expendi ture. Dr. M. B. McKenney OPTOMETRIST Offices: Foot of Oregon Ave. Phone 4G5-VV Notice To Members! Qlen Vista Club YOUR club is cpon each night oxcojrt MONDAY with IKE Mo KENNA'S MUSIC and YOUR entertainment it the best in the Northwest.' Out Our Way r n f Wt T (J. S (, WlIlS UlVlSIOIl Baseball Championship Seattle. Mav 21 U Oregon Stale college clinched the baseball cham pionship of the northern division. Pacific Coast conference, yesterday edging out the University oi Washington. 2-2. Kitcber Glen Elliot of U.51. won his own game by clouting a triple in the eighth inning and scoring on an outfield fly. With ten victories and only three defeats so far this season, the Beav ers can't be caught. Even if they lose their two remaining games, the Beavers would still finish a game or two ahead of the University of Ore gon or Washington State college, granting them victories in their next games. Big Trout Prize Is Won by H. F. Francis A four-pound. 12-ounoe eastern brook trout caught by H. F. Francis in Big Lava lake won first prize in the first week of the Evans Fly com pany big fish contest, it was an nounced here today. The first week of the contest, to extend over the entire- season, ended Sunday at mid night. Francis is to receive an all steel tackle box. He will also be credited with points toward the sea son's grand prize. Winner of second award this past week was Jackie GulUford. who weighed in a four-pound, three ounce eastern brook, caught in Fast lake. His prize is a trolling spoon, and also points toward the grand prize. Keen interest was shown by angl ers as the big trout contest opened and there were many entries. Powell Butte Team Beats Shevlin, 12-8 The Powell Butte baseball team defeated Shevlin 12 to 8 in a game played Sunday on the Shevlin dia mond as the loggers from the Lapine woods contributed 15 errors, believed to be a record for any Central Ore gon team so far this season. Sleas man of Powell Butte was the hitting star of the game. He got four safe hits in five times up. Sleasman was also credited with five runs and five stolen bases. R. Gumpert and Strand of the loggers each got three hits in four times up. Score. R. H. E. Powell Butte 12 11 1 ; Shevlin 8 12 15 i Batteries: J. Brockets Cooper and E. Brockett: W. Gumpert, Isaacson and DittroeT. A "waterproof living room, in which even rugs and books have been made resistant to water, is a feature of a current industrial art exhibit in New York. Good Food and Fountain SERVICE You'll Enjoy Delicious Lunches Served Promptly! rAlso . . electrical appli ances, sports equipment. DOUTHITS ; - TH HEAD, TH "TAJL, TH AT LEAST UET I 3 As ujA FlMS. TH IMSlPES AM' 1 I ME ENJOY IT iXifXr-A TH 3CALESTO TAKE TILL I WEMT VfiJ'.V-lLJS OFF --SO DOKJ'T BE J V TO EAT IT.' S iJf?WH,I.IAM I THE SPOILS OF SPORT t . Mi u mt or. . V ccwi 'o tT wr sfvKt we - - J Shevlin Quality PONDEROSA PINE Lumber and ; 1 McLemorc's Sport Parade (U. By Henry McLcmore New York. May 21 'IP Charles S. Howard has at last learned that no man can keep on throwing sevens forever. Into every life some snake eyes and box cars must fall. This time a vcar affo Howard was Midas in a tweed suit. Everything he touched around a race track brought him gold. Old line stables had been trying for years to win such races as the Santa Anita handicap, the Brook lyn, the Suburban, the Punlico Spe cial and other classic stakes. They couldn't believe that any one man without so much as even a breeding farm of his own could come up with three -such horses as Seabiscuit. Kavak II and Sorteado. Then, three months ago, when he added Mioland to his string for a paltry $15,000 and won $10,000 of this sum back the first time he sent the Oregon-bred to the post, he appeared to have both the three-year-old and handicap championships under his control. . But things happen fast in racing and now Howard, who must have wondered whv these thines hadn't happened before, can realize the feel ing of Alfred Vanderbilt when Ad venturer was killed in a fall: how William Ziegler. Jr.. was affected when El Chico stumbled and had to be destroyed: how J. H. Loucheim grieved when Pompoon died suddenly oi a rare intestinal ailment, and Dow J. A. Manfuso suffered when his An eroid was burned to death in a fire in Kentucky a month ago. Howard first felt the bad fortunes of racing luck when his Argentine Ambler. Sorteado. broke a suspen sory ligament in New York just a week after he had run to a new American record for a mile and a half. But when Seabiscuit was sent into retirement after winning the last Santa Anita. Howard still had a double-barreled threat in Kayak II and Mioland. The former, four-year-old champion of 1939. had been en tered for almost everv outstandinff stake in the east and the west this season, and despite his defeat by Challedon last November he looked like a good bid for the title of "horse of the year." Today Kayak is sick and ailing in a barn at Pimlico and he won't run for at least two more months, if then. He developed a sudden cough and fever, ard Howard was forced to declare him from such races as the Brooklyn and suburban handicaps. With Kayak's sickness the once in vincible stable was cut to a single horse Mioland. who had won the San Juan Capistrano. run fourth in the Kentucky Derby and second in the Preakness before ever reaching I his top form. Today he is gone, too, I at least until 1941. j Howard sadly announced that yes terday. He said the stretch-running son of an imported German sire had I bolted while working out at Pimlico, I thrown his exercise boy and then stumbled on a concrete walk. How- Bend Sand and Gravel All Grades Crushed Rock Phono28-F-3I Rt. 2 Box 63 -A Box Shooks By J. R. Williams DrXEC.ATKS TO MEET Portland. May 21 IP A meeting of 1936 delegates and 1940 delegates elect to the republican national con vention was set today for Thursday to select an interim successor to Na tional Committeeman Ralph E. Wil liams, who died suddenly lust week. ard did not detail the colt's injuries, but he did say that "he was badly hurt and can not be sent to the post again this season." Now the San Franciscan hasn't a single top flight hone m a year when any good thoroughbred could make a lot of money and a lasting reputa tion. Bimelech has been beaten twice both times by horses not rated the equal of Mioland. Challe don won't be back to the races in the handicap division until late summer at least and Kayak's only opposition there would be Eight Thirty. So the man who walks up to a mu tual window isn't the only gambler in racing, after all. SVNOltilS OF ,t.M IL ST.ITKMKM l the LONDON LA.NCAJ.HIUI-; I.N. IJLUNlYY COMPANY OK All tat K A it New York, In th stale ot New lork. on the ihtrly-flrst day of Decem ber, 1tt:t, mart to the Insurance coin wiMiuner ot the stale of Oregon, pur. tuant u law: CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid op t 750.000.04 1NCOMK Set premiums received during the year S3.434.B&3.39 Interest, dividends and rents received during the year 207,852.01 ncome from other bources received during the year 36.426 2 Total Income S,t,b7g,l71.0i DISbUHStMK.NTS Set losses paid during the year including adjust ment expenses 11.033,634. IS Commissions and wlarles paid during the ear 1.22S.214.34 Taxes, licenses and (ees paid dtirlna the year 117.970.4S Amount of ad other ex penditures 2iS.300.84 Total Fxpennitures ... S I. 538.120.03 AUMITTLU ASStTS Value of bonds owned lamorlliwl) (3.523,313 M Value of stocks owned lvalue) Convention 805.670 00 ?ah in hanks and on hand 1,311.171.45 Premiums In course of col lection rltlen xlnce bej tember 40, ll'.TD 802.878.11 merext and rents due and accrued . 30.W0 r.l Other assets (net) 7.037.35 Total Admitted Art 0,442,051.8V LIAH1I.ITIKS Cross claims for losses un paid $2,128,409.24 mount of unearned prem iums on all outstanding risks 1.918.033.82 Due for commission and hrokraffe 2H.it: 17 zo-.'.oooou 111 ottwr HablliliFa Total Liatilhlls. Kxcvyt Capital Capital pair! up t 750,000.00 Surplus over all liabilities. 1.200.070 47 .$4,411,081.33 Surplus n lRards pollo'holders w. . 1.50.0707 Total . v;.41.l01.80 BVKINKSS IN OltKCO.N KOR TI1K KAIl Set premiums received diirlns Ihc year $ Net losses paid during the rear Net losses Incurred during the year 34.273.27 13.014.S1 11.71013 IlNnOX I.A.M ASHIIIK INDEMNITY ro.MI'ANY OF AMKFIKA PreMmit. Gilbert Klnean Hecretary, John Lnnwn Statutory resident atloi ivv for service, Dudley C. Allen Ko. 3273 1 Wed , April. 17. 1840. ARTHRITIS "Vnr 14 yemr I ulftrH from ArthrllU. I t lock treatmfnU anil m4Mnr of all fctmla. I ut they 4id not rlle-r my rM In thr laat. I Thn tut- dru-r-rlBl rr am mrnrirH i.mmm' lmpOBnrl, After ft bottl-, I wii romplptrl-r HiftitM Mrt. A. A. f arth. 322 H. K. Franrla Htr-rl. I'artlan,. Ortgin. Par 41ilional t-Mtimoniata. writ-- J. H. I . U. UOI 731, Parllatvl, frtrn. Alley Oop EVEN THOUGH AUEV OOP KNOWS HIS CHANCE OF CATCHING? BOOM IS EXTREMELY REMOTE, HE STILL STAYS ON THE FUGITIVE TRAIL 1 '.f r'LAni.i roirtco rAKi'T vrx iamwuav t kunuu riMT 1 uEnnnuuKT'ti tuiO i a s COAST LEAGUE TEAMS ON MOVE San nietfo to Mwl Souls, Hollywood at Portlum! I kit liMiUU IW) The Smii Oivtfo Fatlivi, fig,, ling to retain their h.t-tjam Uttdrihip in tht PiH'ific Cotttt lr.eUM, run Into bit of luck thu wvt'k whn lh xt-htHhiltf pit thvm ntfitittM the tvkid titnft Sun FmiHit.x Srltt, while the ccvtnd-pUif Oakland club gov to So t lie to luce thr K tunic;, )U5t two and half K'tmo ut oi ltt plcv. Hollywood, which tutuovtwd into fourth pi mo hy taking th Seals for m slrigh ride luM wvk, gors to Port land to (ace the lust plac Brttvtri while Saciainvnto and Loa Angelrs, in sixth and avvrnth place rvapec live I v. meet in the Aigel city. Johnny Moore, of Lo AngvUm, with an average of 4J0, moved into fu.st place among the league' hit ters, eloaelv followed by Mike Chris toff of Oakland, who is batting .414. Dick News tine of San Dicgu top the regular pitchers with seven vic tories and one defeat, followed by Dick Barrett. Seattle, with five wins and one beating. Branding Day Hold at Ranch Near Deschutes Sixtv - four thoroughbred horses were branded Sundav at a branding day on the Kaye and Kuy ranch near Deschutes, during which more than 20 Bend horsemen insisted in range and corral operations. The horses, most of them three- quarter hot blood and one-quarter pinto, make up nuvtt of the herd of 76 horses with which rave and Kay Hubbard have stocked their Des chutes ranch, known as the O'Don- nell ranch before the eastern couple purchased it in March. Branding at the Uesvhutes runway loading y .irtis wus begun at 11 o clock, and lasted until 6 p. m. Thfiae nasnt uig from Bond included Bend police force members. Ken Gullck, George Williamson, Byron Kaeburn. and Kay Kademacher; and E. W. Willianvwin, J H Jeffries, Harold Miller. Cecil Goodfellow. L. C. Kirns), and Ked Conger. Dojr Collector Extends Work, Even to Skunks Lackawanna. N. Y. W Ferdinand C.'ituua may be the official dog catcher of this city, but his annual report, filed recently, proves that he isn't particular as long M his quarry has (our feet. His report credits him with "col lectinu" 217 cats, one goat, three pijW. one fox. nine skunks, five rabbits, in addition to 423 dogs. Best in After establishing their supremacy in Central Orcifon, members nf the O'Donnoll market bowling team ot Bend entered the northwest bowlinu congress held recently in 1 acorn. Wash., and returned not only with major prizes, but with outstanding cash awards. The successful bowlers are shown above. Kneeung. Myrtle B.-illantyne, winner of the first class "A" singles at Tacoma. and Bertha Wiltsie. Standing, Hcba Kargman, Olga Alt and Evelyn Acuff. . TRY OUR IMPORTED CHINESE HERBS Ar to afflictH with tmah rflraroi, IndtKrattan, K. paina, roMtlpallon. rhau- j analUm. arlhritU. nrvauaniM, pil, akin I rruptiona, tralarrh. blood poUarw, run dawn , randllloa. hltfh blend praaaurr. hart, langa nnd kidnry diaardcra: aprcial btrba furl ahri, prnatala trouble, vail ator,, j aaifima and ftmai altmcnta, ( onault M n htttm. They may prevent an oprralion, j Uo not Mffrt any lonrrr ... art now and , nre more ! Ih Joyful tihllrat.nn thai ccont'ianl vnod health. Free rnnaultallon. Jhra Oct Wll-Why Not Van? Wong's Herbalik ( hincw Herb Company I HOI Wall Street, corner Franklin Ave. I r&PBOl AT THIS RATE, IXL HIU EITHfiR... BUT IP H& I TRACKS 60 RIGHT, Tww" OU CROOKS jSr'l iviei cm rrrn Turr n nnun t rrcti r it "rurjoi ir.u 'c. r r u tt a i-rw ai"T lAntsiM aM iDTrirrv 1 1 ir-tr x Sedan Already crucinl point In two great wars. III Fruncu-Prussliin Vr ot IB70. and World Wiir !, tlio small French villuuc ot Scd.in, pictured above, 10 miles from the llolglan bolder, nay be scciis uf u teclslvo "ureal battle ot the wwt" In iiroscttt war. Dutch Premier Arrives in London (NEA RadfophcKol Premier Derek Jan do Ccer of the Netherlands, pictured as ho arrived In London shortly otter Queen Wilhclmma tied there. From lis British haven, tlio Dutch eovcrnmcnt will continue to rule tho Nctlierlanda, Region ATTENTION! Fishermon! Camport! Housewives! Hot Mashed Potatoos in a Jiffy! Fix Them Many Othor Ways! All For Gano's Dri-Spuds At Your Grocers Economical! Easy to Preparo! 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