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THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 21. 1943
Phillies Continue
Upward Climb in
National Circuit
Quaker Teem Now Only
3 Games Behind Bums;
Record Ascent Noted
By Pars! SelieTels
(Untod Ptm Sort Ctomipontol)
New York. M&y 21 (in The
front-running clubs In the Na
tional league today had an unoK
pected difficult problem to con
tend with in the unlooked-for po
tency of the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Phillies have never been
taken seriously by anybody In the
senior loop, but Bill Cox's array
now is staging a march toward
the top of the National league
that has been gathering speed at
an almost fantastic pace. Right
now the Brooklyn Dodgers' lead
over the Phils stands at only 3
games.
Five Games Won
One's club has won five in a
row, a (eat unique in the Quaker
city's National league history, but
yesterday the Phillies performed
In a fashion almost without par
allel In the dismal annals of these
perennial doormats by whitewash
ing the Chicago Cubs, &0 and 2-0.
Charley Fuchs and Al Gear
heauaer fashioned twin four
hitters as the Cubs got only one
man as far as third in 18 innings.
Not a single Bruin reached third,
and it was Pinky May's long
double one of nine hits off Bill
Lee that provided the deciding
run in the opener.
Only Stan Hack hobbled as far!
as third in the nightcap as the
Phillies combined two of their
four hits off Dick Barrett with a
walk and Ed Stanky's wild heave
to garner their two runs In the
third inning.
Dodgers Beat Cards
The Dodgers defeated the Card
inals, 5-2, for an even division of
their four-game series and kept
a game and a half ahead of the
laie Boston Braves, nuoe Meitoa:
who defeated the Red Birds in the (
opener of the set, came back to
hamstring St. Louis with seven1
scattered safeties for his second,
victory. Mort Cooper was nailed
for eight blows, Billy Herman
solving him for a pair of doubles
that sent three runs home. I
The Boston Red Sox sliced out,
a pair of victories over the Cleve-j
land Indians, 2-1, in 10 innings
and 7-4. I
The weather man again hacked 1
a wide swath in both leagues,
wiping out Cincinnati at New
York and Pittsburgh at Boston in
the National league and double
headers between Washington and
St. Louis, Philadelphia and Chi
cago and a single twilight game
Mew York at Detroit
SKUNK'S DTSCLTED
Lot Angeles, Calif. OFi Alex,
ander O'Schickelgruber, a deodor
ized Brazilian skunk, belonging to
Desmond Slattery, on the occasion
of its first birthday, which hap-
lis oanKsaKe, was snown a large
picture of Adolf. Slattery affirms
that the skunk displayed an air of
great distress on thus encounter
ing the portrait of another.
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The record victory series of the
Los Angeles Angels was at an end j
today as the Los Angeles club!
continued its cross-town series!
against Hollywood, the team that
stopped the Angels after 20 suc
cessive wins.
Hollywood, winning 4 to 2 yes
terday, scored three runs in the:
fourth inning, enough to beat the
Angels, then picked up another in
the ninth. Los Angeles scored both
runs in the third.
The Portland Beavers left 15 J
men on bases in their game with
Seattle and the Rainlers won, 5
to 3. A three-run rally in the fifth I
put the Seattle dub in front, 4 to ;
3, followed by another score inj
the eighth.
San Francisco strengthened Its'
bold on second place, eight games '
behind Los Angeles, by edging thel
Oakland Acorns 5 to 4 in an 18
inning game.
Sam Gibson of the Seals and'
Jack Lotz of the Oaks both!
pitched 17 innings, but Kleinke
replaced Lotz for the Acorns and
let in two runs.
Sacramento dropped San Diego
9 to 4 in 11 innings.
TRACK NOT TO OPEN
Providence, R. L, May 21 'IP1
The OPA ban on non-essential
driving will prevent opening of,
the half-mile Pascoag horse rac
ing track, scheduled for May 29,
Gov. J. Howard McGrath said
today.
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By Buford Sommers
(Unitr-d Prw Staff Correspondent)
Portland, May 21 HP The energy-producing
value of horse
meat is undergoing a scientific
test. They're trying it out on the
dog.
In charge of the laboratory is
Prof. Cotton Davis, racing secre
tary of the Multnomah Kennel
club, who gets his mail under the
name of Rufus Davis. His experi
ment comprises more than 500
greyhounds, accustomed to living
off what's now the fat of the land
hamburger.
Prof. Davis will begin to sub
mit his report on this nutritive
experiment May 31, when the 60-
Negroes Billed
For Title Bout
New York, May 21 tu" When
the boxing lights come on again
in Madison Square garden tonight
after an absence of seven weeks,
two Negroes will fight for the
lightweight championship of the
world tor the first time in modern
ring history.
In that smoke-modulated patch
of ring light. Champion Beau
Jack, ex-bootblack from Georgia,
and Bob Montgomery, black
smith's helper in a Pennsylvania
shipyard, will battle for pugilism's
richest wartime crown.
With Sgt. Joe Louis and other
headline heavyweights in service,
young Beau Jack riding a string
of 16 straight victories is the big
money fighter of our day. And
he is favored at 11-5 to keep the
ring's most coveted crown de
spite the prowess of the Phila
delphia challenger.
Jack, only 22, is favored over
his more experienced 24-year-old
opponent because of his speed
and lightning - fast "jungle" re
actions. But Philadelphia Bob is
so well supported and so highly
regarded that a near-capacity
crowd of 19,000 and a gate of
$90,000 is expected.
Gomez Receives
Boston Release
Boston, May 21 tP Lefty Go
mez, veteran major league south
paw, today was among baseball's
unemployed for the first time
since he came to the New York
Yankees in 1930, but the slender
Californlan confidently predicted
he would "land a job soon."
The Boston Braves handed G
mez his unconditional release
Wednesday. He had not played in
any regular games this season.
Tennis Playoffs
Set for Saturday
Corvallls, May 21 'IP Leading
tennis players from the Northern
division Coast conference were to
play preliminary matches at Ore
gon State college this afternoon
in preparation for tomorrow's
league championship playoffs.
University of Washington net
men were heavily favored to take
the singles but were promised
stiffer competition by Beaver
players for the doubles crown.
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day dog racing season opens at'
the Multnomah stadium. Two
months from that date he will
have the antwer to the question:;
is a dog as gay a high-stepper on
7-cent horse meat as he was on.
two-bit hamburger?
Of course, there be pundits and
seers who, looking up from their
Freud and Adler and John Broclus
Watson, sny any dog who nins
his legs off after a phoney hunny '
Is a silly critter anyway and no
fit subject for a scientific tvst.
But don't be fooled about man's
best friend. He knows that me
chanical rabbit Is a come-on but,
like the blind horse that ran
smack Into the tree, he doesn't
give a darn.
For that's the way with these
happy beasts. They run. to give It
a polite term. Just for the helluvit.
Up at their school, where the dogs
are learning the fine points of
running, a couple slipped their
leashes today. One took off In
side the track fence and another
lit out after him, on the track out
side. They sped clear around that
quartor-mlle track and when they
were finally collared and tucked
Into the barrier they ran off the
trial heat and won it.
I Up at their dirt track class
! room these dogs, gathered mostly
from winter camps In Florida, are
learning how to he good dogs. The
marks of a good dog are He
must: 1) be fast. 2) Not he a
quitter. 3) Not take umbrage If
his competitor is almost as fast.
This last qualification means he
can not, by the rules of the game,
turn around and make a dirty
face at the lucky dog that threat
ens to step ahead of him. He hews
to the line and lets the divots fall
where they may.
When he passes those tests he's
ready for Prof. Davis' seminar
opening May 31. That, In short,
will be his day.
They've got a few Interesting
wartime touches to this year's
ceremonies in the canine Phi Beta
Kappa. Starting at 5:30 p. m they
hope to have the races run off
before dark. But if they don't . . .
There will be infra-red flood lights
for the photograph of the finish.
And the odds board will tell its
succint story in red lights to fool
any enemy bomber that might be
looking for a last dog to hang.
While all the dogs are enrolled
in this school, it's really for fresh
men. The old dogs are not taught
new tricks. They know 'em. They
have to learn fast because the
average riog is in the running only
three years. Figuring, as they do,
10 years of human life to every
dog's one, a dog who began 18
months old. Is through at four
and a half years of age.
Fancy a man running around
In circles 25 miles an hour when
45 years old. They do, we know,
but not at that speed.
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Oregon Favored
To Win Meet
Seattle, May 21 HV- Ki:hty-M-ven
truck slurs from tdx Paci
fic northwest college assembled
here today anil took light work
outs on the stadium oval nt the
University of Washington In
preparation for the Northern di
vision chitmpioushlp truck niul
field meet tomorrow.
On the nomination list of the
truck Jamboree is a 22-miin squad
from Idaho and 24 entries from
Washington. Both teams, how
ever, will have to taper down to
the conference limit of IS men
hy tomorrow. The University of
Oregon has entered 15 cliulermen
und Washington Stute and Ore
gon State nominated 12 each.
Only three trackslers will repre
sent ine university oi Montana.
The season record of victories
and defeats favors the Oregon
Ducks, but either the defending
champions, Washington, or the
tough Washington Stale squad
may easily upset the applecart
and cop the 1SM3 title. The Cou
gars are virtually certain to take
first place In several events, but
the finely balanced Husky team
cm make up points on second and
third places.
Army Men Ruled Out
Oregon State's chances for the
crown went flying when the army
ruled that juniors find senior stu
dents in the reserve officers train
ing camps could not travel for
off-campus athletic events.
Idaho is the only team to nomi
nate men In all 15 events, but
despite their overwhelming rep
resentation , Coach Mike Ryan's
squad has not shown any power
in competition. The three cinder
men from .Montana would have to
ho as speedy and versatile as they
come to eke out anything but the
cellar spot.
Madigan Hopes
To Open Track
Oakland. Calif.. Mav 21 ill Slin
Madigan, who quit the gridiron
after coaching t h e Galloping
Gaels of St. Mary's Into national
prominence, today planned to
bring the Golden Gate rave track
out of insolvency if he can get per
mission to operate It.
Madigan has applied to Lt. Gen.
John L. DeWitt, head of the
western defense command, for a
permit to hold a meet. But In ad
dition he must also obtain an
okay from the California raring
board, holders of liens against the
plant, and the Santa Fe railroad,
which owns the property on which
the $2,000,000 track is located.
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will be available, WTB announces.
To obtain a new part, a similar
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Free of Snow
The South Century drive Is open
within a half mile of IVsiluiles
bridge on the uper IVschutes, ac
cording to J. O. Ijimml. ranger
for the llend district of the IVs
chutes national forest.
Ijwnnil drove to thai spot this
vek and from thetv on found
the road blocked by heavy drifts.
Indicating that it would bc'Rcv
erul weeks yet before automobile
travel to Elk lake would be possi
ble. i However, opening of the rond
to near IVschutes bridge brings
Big and Little Uiva lakes within
walking distance, between three
' and four miles.
Crane prairie Is free of snow
and fishermen may drive within
one or two miles of Dig Cultus
lake, which opened yesterday lor
(isning.
More I-aknt Open
The IVschutes river above Des
chutes biidge does not open un
, til June 1. The river from IVs
chutes bridge down to Sheep
bridge, annul two miles below
Crane prairie dam, Is closed the
entire season.
, iver. Big Cultus, Little Cultus.
I Winnopee, Green, Maiden and
) Hidden lakes were In the group
which opened to fishing y ester
: day. May 20, but llig Cultus Is
the only one available without a
long walk over snow,
j Limit catches have been report
led from the lower IVschutes near
; Madras this week. Catches from
North Twin lake have ranged
from nothing to limits. Fish have
lieen rising to flies on the Dcs
. chutes tins week.
1 Latest reports were that the
Paulina creek road to Ncwlierry
crater would not lie opened before
Memorial day.
Fishing Streams I
Still Improve 1
Portland. May 21 W Steady Im
provement in streams and fair to
good catches from rivers over
Oregon was predicted today for
week-end fishing by the state
game commission.
Kxccllcnt catches were already
being taken in Curry, Douglas,
Josephine, like. Crook and Har
ney counties and majority of
coast and mountain waters were
falling and clearing, the report
said.
Both Paulina and East I-uke In
Deschutes county were still closed
from the road, the commission
said.
American women have turned
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