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..T.;:r. . the bend bulletin, bend, Oregon, Friday, march i 6; 1945 .
Seals of 'Frisco;
Lacking Pitchers
', By Hal Wood r !
(United Prau Staff CoiraBimdent)
San Francisco, March 16 Ui
Upon the ability of owner Charley
Graham to round up a capable
pitching staff appears to hinge the
championship chances of the San
Francisco Seals in the 1945 Pacific
Coast league baseball scramble.
Eight regulars who carried the
Seals into a tie for third place
last year and then went on to wl
the governor's cup playoffs, will
be at their same old stands when
the season opens March 31.
.Manager Lefty O'Doul, while
refusing to admit that the league
will be weaker in ltwa, is certain
it won't be any stronger.
"And my boys should be con
siderably improved this year with
the extra seasoning," says u uoui,
"If we can get the pitching."
Hie Three Gone
Gone from the mound staff of
1944 is the "big three" Tom
Seats. Ray Harrell, and holdout
Bob Joyce. This trio won 66 of the
86 ball games the Seals won In
1944.
To take their place, O'Doul to
date has only two campaigners of
proven worth. They are Ken Bron
dell and Ken Miller, a pair of
high-grade mounrismen obtained
from the New York Giants.
Uncle Charley Graham has
deal on the fire with the Giants
to obtain three more talented
sllngers but nothing has come
of It. yet.
Behind the plate will be veteran
Joe Sprinz and Bruce Ogrodowskl,
possibly assisted by rookie Bud
Rosa or Rocco Cardlnale. At first
base veteran Gus Suhr is back
faced with opposition from slug'
ging Battle Malone Sanders, a
tested minor league star. Sprinz
and Suhr are both over age on
their draft status.
Veteran Back
'Another veteran, 4-F Del Young
will be at second; Joe Futernick,
the club's leading hitter Inst year,
will be back at short; and at third
Johnny Cavalli apparently will
gM the call.
For the outfield, O'Doul has a
wide choice of talent. Nell Sher
idan, the $50,000 beauty awaiting
1946 delivery to the Giants, may
be the star. Others are all veter
ans of past years: Willie Enos,
Hank Steinbacher, Ben Guintini,
Emll Mailho, Jimmy Ripple and
Bernle Uhalt If he reports.
There are few likely looking
rookies on the Seal squad of 50 at
the present, time. Dick Elliott, a
22-year-old service dischargee,
seems the best of the young pitch
ers; while Eddie Ghilardl, who
can play at first or in the out
field, appears the choice of the
others. .
Suarez to Face
Rugged Battler
Portland, Ore., March 16 tlP
Johnny Suarez, who has done
everything asked of him as far
as Portland fistic fans are con
cerned, comes up against his acid
test tonight when he clashes with
rugged Cecil Hudson, California
negro, in the 10-roiind main event
of a boxing card at the Portland
auditorium.
Suarez since coming to Port
land has scored four sensational
triumphs, climaxed by a knockout
over tough Joey Parsons in his
last trip Into the squared ring.
Hudson, on the other hand,
comes with a record showing vic
tories over such fighters as
Jimmy McDanlels and Rodolfo
Ramirez, and appearances in New
York's Madison Square garden.
The preliminaries tonight will
bring together Dave Johnson and
Sam Glover, heavyweights; Nor
man Finch and Kelly Jackson,
Middle-weights; and Leo Sherlock
and Frankie Campbell, Welterweights.
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Coasting Along in the Sport World
By Gone Friedman
(Unlti-d Pre. Staff Cor reKintlnt)
Los Angeles, March 16 HI'1
All the publicity given to Pete
Gray, sensational one-armed out
fielder for the St. Louis Browns,
is particularly important now
with the realization that some
servicemen are going to return
without an arm or a leg.
The fact that Gray was able to
has only one arm. He likewise
plays 80 golf, badminton, tennis
and billiards and carries an im
pressive 161 bowling average.
Jones walks most places on
wooden legs but uses a motor
scooter to get around more quick
ly on the golf course.
Both Jones and Do Silver ad
mitted early bitterness, but have
learned their lives weren't ended.
overcome the handicap of having They pass on to handicapped vet-
nnlu nnn a rm r.lt.i Hr-lllinnt hucn. 0lnn thnlr II nHorstii nrlifl fT
ball for the Nashville team and
earn his way to a tryout in the
major leagues cannot help but be
Incentive for men who find
themselves in similar situations.
More recently comes the story
of a serviceman who lost a lee.
who is planning to pitch for the
Washington Senators.
Here in Los Angeles a pair or
civilians, both handicapped, have
mastered , the, art of living nor
mal lives arid have passed oni
what they have learned. ,
The two men are Louis Leo
Jones, 51, and Frank De Silver,
38. Jones hasn't had any legs
since he was 15. He Is in the con
cession business, plays golf In
the high 80's, and Is a crack swim
mer as well.
De Silver, an auto salesman,
You'll have to get used to
people feeling sorry for you
It's very tough at first, but will
wear off. After a while vou'll get
so you can do many things you
never dreamed you'd be able to
do when you first lost a limb or
limbs.
"This comes after you win the
mental battle you're going to
have with yourself, which is very
rough at first, but smooths out
with time.
"Perseverance is n prorequlsrie
you might as well realize that.
Start off easy and after a while
you'll be nearly normal again."
Jones and De Silver are serious
about their golf serious enough
to have challenged Bing Crosby
and Bob Hope in a handicap
match for war charities.
re-injured his toes in practice
Wednesday.
The rest of the Webfoots, with
the exception of freshman for
ward Dick Wilklns who has a min
or knee injury, are in top shape
for the potential "pay-off" battle
tonight.
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this is a laughing
matter. ..It's Mutual
fun-filled Quiz show
Seattle Quintet
Has Inside Track
Seattle, March 16 mi The big
city boys Lincoln high of Seattle
emerged from Yesterday's sec
nnd round games In the 21st
ashington State basketball tourna
ment as the outstanding contend
er for the crown.
The Seattle squad subdued
stadium of Tacoma, 33-29, in the
feature game last night which
drew some 8,000 red-hot basket
ball fans Into the University of
Washington pavilion.
Lincoln dominated the game
handily dining the first half, hold
ing a first quarter advantage of
12-5 and a halftime lead of 18-11.
However, the stadium kids came
out fighting In the second half,
closing the gap to 27-22 at the end
of the third quarter. But Lin
coln had Just enough left, mostly
a kid named Sammy White, and
stayed In front until the final gun.
Central Valley defeated Walla
Walla. 51-50, In the first of several I contest
winning a 40-28 conlest that elim
inated the Pirates from title con
sideration.
In the final game of the day,
Everett topped a battling Ho-
qulam five, 29-27.
Cougars Arrive
For Title Contest
Eugene, Ore., March 16 tli
With a double "pot of gold" In the
form of a northern division crown
and an N.. C. C. A. regional
tournament invitation hinging on
a victory, the University of Ore
gon Webfoots will face the Wash
ington State Cougars in the sec
ond game of the two-out-of-three
playoff series tonight.
I he Webfoots hold the
Favored Quintets
Tourney Victors
Salem, Ore., March 16 U If
the Oregon state "A4' high school
basketball tournament runs as
true to form as the opening round
yesterday, it will be Washington
high school of Portland against
the Medford Tigers In the finals
Saturday night.
While the underdogs ol yester
day's opening round tossed in a
few scares, all the favored teams
came through with victories and
were scheduled to tangle tonight
in semi-final battles. .- "
Washington whacked the Eu
gene axmen, 45-32; Baker eked
out a 33-32 triumph over New-
berg; Medford rolled over Ver
nonla 44-29; and Oregon City
dunked Hillsboro 43-25 in the
opening round yesterday after
noon and last night. '
Games Billed "J
The Washington crew from
Portland draws the Bulldogs from
Baker in the first half of tonight's
semi-final slate while the Medford
Tigers, who have run their unde
feated victory string to 27, square
off with the strong Oregon City
cagers in the second game.
Meanwhile, Oregon's "big four"
in "B" high school circles swing
into action tomorrow afternoon
In the first round of their fight
for the "B" championship. Clats
kanie, reigning as pi e-tournament
favorite, squares off with John
Day and Arlington faces Reeds
port in the opening games.
NATIONAL I.KAGUE HOCKEY
(y UnitiH rmw)
The Boston Bruins clinched
fourth place in the national hock
ey league and the last Stanley
cup playoff berth which accom
panies it last night by defeating
itho Chicago Black Hawks, 5 to 3,
inside i before mine th.in isnnn. fum: in
iracK position oy virtue ot a 51-! Chicago.
41 triumph scored over the Coug In the other game played, the
ars on the Pullman court last" second place Detroit Red Wings
week. U the Orcgnns can repeat gained their first triumph in two
tonight, it will he all over but if ( years over the champion Montreal
the Washington State invadersiranadiena. winninn 9 in 1 in n,i
should even the count, a deciding I a viclorvless streak of 20 names
will he played here to-laeainst the r:m;irlif.ni
morrow night. I
Cougars Arrlvo
The Cougars are on hand with
a squad of 10, including tlm-e
letlermen and led by sensational
thrilling games.
Kulanin Defeated
Longview knocked Klama out of
the tourney by taking a 36-31 de
cision. errJNciaB itond
cision. Belhngham had too much i Vlnce Hansen, (i foot, S inch con
height and rnggednrss for a game: ter, who broke both the
South Kitsap quintet, taking a,am 20-game division
4132 decision. Snohomish provld- records this year.
ed a real Ihnll when they over- The big question in the. Oivcon 1 in chaice of Redmnmi. PiitievilW.
came a five-point fourth quarter ; camp is the condition of Rangy and Madras offices.
deficit to eliminate John Rogers i Ken Hays, Ihe only Wchfnot tail
of Spokane, ,'12-30. I enough to guard (lie high scoring Birds in perched nests usually
North Kitsap manhandled Wen-! Hansen. Hays suffcivd two dis-'are helpless for many days aftci'
alchee to give the Panthers their! located toes last week, and re- i being hatched, while the young ot
second and final defeat. 42-31. ports from the Oregon headquart-j birds that nest on the ground are
like Washington (Kirkland) u-rs last nicht indicated that hoi able io run and feed sooli after
had little trouble with Yakima.ls In no better condition after he hatching.
KOlt.M.AN ON COMMITTEE
Madias, March 16 I Special)
Fred L. Rodman of Madras, a
veteran of world war I, has been
named a member of the Jeffer-
Ki-game son county veterans farm loan
scoring certifying committee, announced
Vshton l urcst, K . A. supervisor
Bowling Notes
The Elks rolled high series,
2643, to edge out Franks' .Service
two games out ot' three in Inde
pendent league play last night
on the Bend Recreation alleys.
Hansen of Franks' service shot
high individual series, however,
with a total of 637 pins. In other
matches, Pilot Butte Inn won two
from Superior cafe and Franks'
tavern took three by forfeit from
Piggly-Wlggly. Results of the
games follow:
Superior Cafe
G. Mirich 175 166 "157498
R. Nedrow ....184 181 185550
P. Loree 158 127 156--441
F. Grindle 214 199 199 ,12
E. Brown 180 185 156521
Totals ...911 858 853 2622
Pilot Butte Inn
B. Douglas ....143 165 118456
W. Douglass ..153 209 124486
D. Lay 156 156 178490
S. Blucher 151 196 207554
L. Gales 176 170 196542
' Handicap .... 3 3 3 3
Totals 782 899 856 2537
The Elks
Norcott ............178
Steidl 181
Hoover ...169
Sevy ...222
C. Piland 173
Handicap .... 16
153
151
187
149
153
16
201532
156488
165521
222593
135461
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Frank's Service
A. Ball 175
Rosko 179
Gladwell . ..147
Hansen 160.
Mills ,...147
Handicap .... 24
180
158
154
245
154
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156511
135472
167468
232 37
171472
24 24
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Frank's Tavern
F. Sparks 148
B. Cerveny 175
L. Houk 112
L. Redifer ......141
J. Kargman ....184
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223
176
191
131
181474
193591
179467
236568
176491
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Plggly Wlggly
Kohler 134 158 167459
Lewerenz 171 179 219569
B. Benson 149 172 129450
Absentee 137 137 137--411
Absentee 156 156 156468
Handicap .. 30 30 30 90
Totals 757 832 838 2447
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Portland Eagles
Win Over Stars .
Seattle, March 16 Ui . The
Portland Eagles evened the north'
west hockey semi finals at two
games apiece last night by taking
a rugged contest from the Seattle
Stars, 8-5.
The rivals play In Portland to
night and return to Seattle Sun
day for the sixth game of the
best-of-seven series.
Portland scored twice within
the first three minutes, Red Conn
and John Milliar beating goalie
Percy Jackson with close-in shots.
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