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PAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON MONDAY. 'APRIL 21. 197 Tommy Bridges ;Hurls No-Hit, No-Run Contest (By Unit! Pnul JPorlland -. .Han lHi-go lus Anitelwi .... JKsersmento rian Franelwo Hollywood 'Oakland .... .Seattle ..... 11 7 12 7 13 9 11 10 10 II n 8 13 8 IS .632 .: .571 .521 .476 .429 .SSI .381 J Bv .lark Iatly J (United PraM Sport. Writer. Tommy Bridges, the little "T" i from Tennessee, wag on record to Jday as having pitched the first no- hit, no-run game in the Pacific Coast league this season as well j 'as the initial one of a career that ; dates back to 1929 when-he bnoke 'into organized baseball. Now in the twiliaht ot his ca- 'reer, the 41-year-old righthander , Just missed the perfect game ' when he gave up a lone base on : J balls in the eighth inning as Port.; land blanked San Francisco, 2-0, j in the first game of a double- ( header. The Seals won the finale, ; 11-4, in seven Innings. . . Bridees. who is best i-emem- Jbered by baseball fans as the! pitcher who chilled the Ccago Cubs in the deciding game of the lOV tiwlH eorioe Hni'lal n maGtur. Jlul game against the defending champions. After' passing First baseman Battle Malone (Bones) .Sanders, the 155-poundcr got him out of the way in a twin killing. Uses-Sweeping Curve He employed a sweeping curve off his buggy-whip right arm and fanned five Seals. The losers had fanned five Seals. The losers had rno men left, on base while the Beavers had nine stranded off the offerings of lanky Cliff Melton, J the losing pitcher. - r The Portland split coupled with fSan Diego's tw6! triumphs overjnninis. Ashland arid Hood Rivi ! Hollywood, T-5 and 3-1. left the -Bevos in a-two-way deadlock for ;:the league leadership. iMolalla wiih 13and Prinevilje The other two twin bills also!wjthll Henley scored 30 points, fended ' In sweeps. An ' aroUsed j Mohawk 27, Sisulaw 24 and Sheii. :. ,j ...itK .- neets of an. imnejidinp shskrtm j. nivu iiiw routed Sacramento, 6-3 fend lift (behind a five?homer baijige.;Lss .Angeles took' Seattle over the hurdles lor a pair, of victories, 20 ; and 6-2. ' - ' ' fi . - War Veteran r Up until yesterday. Bridges had ;-been -jusf. anothei pltchen frf the league, - Previously -fie- had -won one game and hurled a stalemate ' with San Diego. Last season with j Detroit, after coming out of the service, the slender pitcher won one and lost one. ' Two more oldtimars, Vern JKen- J nedy and. Manuel ;Salvp, pitched the Padres into. the first-place tie . with Portland, Kennedy had the help of home, runs by Pete Cos- carart and Max West. J Sig Jakucki restricted the An . gels to three hits in the first game, but the Seraphs put over two runs in the first inning 1 against the Rainiers and South- pay Cliff Melton protected that Margin effectively, giving up six 1 hits. . Fletcher Chased 1 The Oaks chased Guy Fletcher, I who was frying for his fifth , straight victory, when Brooks ' Holder poled out two home runs in the opener. The second game , was all Oakland as Glenn Craw- ford and Gene Lillard, a repatri J ated Solon, each drove the ball 1 out of the park in the first inning. ; Maurice Van Robays got a three- run circuit clout in the fourth. The line scores: San Diego 001 002 400 7 14 1 1 Hollywood 111 001 010 5 12 1 j Kennedy and Rice; Dassa, 1 Gregory (7) and Cheely. Sac'mento 020 300 000 5 9 Oakland.. 100 020 30x 6 11 Fletcher, Mann 11) and Pesut; Reis, Speer (7), W. Hafey (8) and Kearse, Raimondi (81. Home runs Holder 2, Pesut San Fran. 000 000 000 0 Portland .. 001 000 lOx 2 1 p' - i ir )jffit t -ft" ,jtv - " t (Ti ATTm 0 L"1 ITS THE gjE OF MB ACMI WElfS, So. fraiKlic. Distributed hy: Metio-Land Creamery Co. Bend, Oregon OUT OUR WAY 6-S-M-AH.l , H.fcEE.MXJ l nouul both THE PERFUMED J TAK.S THE V HAVE "TO NIAkE AIR. Tl-T WARM 1 SECOWP 5HIFT SCOUT ee ME-- I 4 I SUM MELLOWIUG I OP SNAKE L 1 DOM'T TRUST I 1, tf TlV BLUE SKIES, N 6COU1 IM' F--i JUT OWE. if A W ( TH' OF 81ED5") 7 AM' LET ME i V AH-AAAH- y EWJOY A ( , , ( Ml C Art--- I LITTLE OF 7; V. A A V (J Jf t the CHiFTS THE shifts; Redmond Fifth In Trad Meet Eugene., ApriJ 21 iirvCottafce Grove high school today has pos- f ,i ,,., i- n u.ct. . . ward relays rlile" and five new records were in the books. J, , The I-ane ennntv school UDSet favored. Ashland. and defending champion Beaverton here, ampion Beaverton here, satm' - ' . . day irt the'lOth running, of ti ! relavs. ! Henlpv snre.id-Mplpd the elas r C Held, with llohawK second as SII two new records were set in six events. Medfprd won the A Friday. i Cottage Grove .rolled, up 41 tied for second with 21ach. Fol inw) hv Redmond with 17-4.1 : . . ' ,.i man ann jprierson liiv i-i eauir . ,;..,.. oJl.-, Bt., f s r 7l f.jiit.A ,. second in thte disus; folltrtd Og McCqrmack, of Prineville, in thiid place; ! t1 iu. ..VA.i.Vti,. rn.:""''- boys placed second and the feefl- mam finished fifth. The j-iXrJji.I.i; VfViI4A lAr .hird placelfi thtf high jump-relay E & B Beere "and the Ira Wilson ra' r had joined in guaranteeing and McDaniels, of Redmond, tied . and sons Dairy quintets, launch ; Lou's, 5200,000. Sand said that it for fifth place in the pole vault. their title drives. t I would approve such a bout be- - In the distance medley the Pan- j Boastins such stars as Therm fau! Walcott is rated as the lead n,o ir,w fifth nlaee. Icnh Frori RiiinfW rhet Bfc. B ' challenger. Louis handlers The final results of the meet gave .Redmond fiffh fjjlace and Prlneville a riefor seventh. In the1 aic- : a rllviwtnn jnn -Frfdav the Bend Lava Bears came out with a tie for fifth place. Heuonand Ogrodowski; Br and Murtore. t - J j n; o "ft 6 '." "" - j r . ..,. to. , L5? h-i? 1,u,u'"c-" kUCkl and Hill. . . . Second Games: 7 fTT , Sacramento 000 010 0- 1 4 1 Oakland . .. H0 C??.nH FSSSSd Gas menzi (5)i and Fitzgerald, Gassa way and Raimondi. lme runs Crawford, Lillard, Van Robays. 023 040 '2-II 15 San Fran Portland . 000 220 0 4 8 2 Chesnes and Leonard; Helser,: Moore (3), Maldovan (5) Houtz (61, Liska (7) and Holm, Mura tore (5). , , 1 Los Angeles 002 220 0 6 11 0 Seattle , 020 000 0 2 10 1 I Baker, Osborne (4) and Malone; 0 ! Hopper, Orphal (5) and Hill. 0! San Diego .. 101 100 0 3 7 0 Hollywood .. 000 000 1 1 5 3 Salvo and Kerrl; Krakauskas, Caster (7) and Sheeley. Home run Davis. 0 ! Bulletin Classifieds bring results. I SsV k "V 2 Ik. By J. R. WILLIAMS "-31 J?wuA..j Edgar Eisenhower 'Tourney Victor Victoria, If; C ..' April 21 m Attorney Edgar N. Eisenhower, Tacoma, brother of General "Ike," rnrinv wins the winner nf the 17th aruiiiat Empress Golf tournament nere. Eisenhower defeated Brian Hop - kins, Vancouver, B. C. 3 and 1 SatnrAiv to' win the famous Sir Fdwarri'Reattv troDhv. Elsenhow- nrt unnL-ie a-or-v. nlvtwl in n handicap of seven, providing one l '.H.ll,Inne aval ;UI "le .i. h." nlaved In tne Iinais Ol tne r.m - Fireworks Due iOnLA: Alleys : : Los Angeles, : April 21- iU The Los Angeles Acme Beers, ' 51. Bros of Houston, Tex., . . . T .am twsman-jonpson i-uiai.. -ftvi.'f,rus in inriav'n: ies. provide llreworKS m xooay s ses- 5ion of the American BowEng j, spec?ior growing in Interest also 'was: Tuesday's schedule .w.it-c i.i-rt tnn t.mmc thp ! kowski,' Geoege Young and Caj, Ernie Sieloff; the E 4 B's are the JfftevaiUng favorites ' to capture .Tho 'ermvn :Thp K A R's formerlv 1 Were match team champions and : ; finished in the runner-up spot tins i season. j .h0portedIy ' is ,xh(?. hottes" in action this 4p3fin tarc'eiv because of John- linyCrimmins in the anchor spot.! Not a leader was displaced yes- Iterday but a team of youngsters! 1 ava,. 13 vnare nlH stole the ! spotligtawUh a 2379 series on naBcounts of 760 and 791. team was made up of Rex Burton, Jr., 13; Richard Phipps, Armitage, . 11; Frank ; m " p..-.. n-A hi team l!wi,h ?,l 150, 192 and 215 j a do1 xlxa- SOLICITOR WANTED A well established frater nal insurance order wants a local representative for contact and solicitation work. Previous business experience desirable. Brief training .course before starting work. Salary and commission compensation. Some traveling. Automo bile necessary. Preferred age 2550, good health. . Give fulL particulars. Re ply to Box 100WX. CONTENTS' J n,J 10 OUNCES 5? Nicholson Hits Two Home Runs New York, April 21 nil The Chicago Cubs, made wary by many previous relapses, were i ! hmiefiil hilt tint Inlill.-int iiulnv T over big Bill Nicholson's latest re-1 covery from his butting "sick- i ness. Nicholson hit two home runs off Howie Collet and butted in six runs yesterday us the Cubs de feated the world champion St. Louis Cardinals, 7 to 4, and if he finally has shaken his two-year slump the cubs can be pennant contenders ail the way. Today's talk was of the Cards. who were unaccountably resting in the league basement. Hunk Borowy and John Schmitz stopped thm with flvA hits vact.mlao Nicholson took cure of theCuh offense as the Cards were beaten for the fourth time in six starts. The Phillies trampled the New York Giants. 10 to 1, with a ltf-hit attack helped by four Qtant errors. Pair Divided Cincinnati and Pittsburgh di vided a pair. The Reds getting .16 hits behind Ewell Blackwell. ran up a 13 to 5 triumph in the opener. Pittsburgh won the sec ond game. 7 to 3, with 11 hits. . Brooklyn and Boston were i rained out, as were the Chicago i St. Louis and Detroit-Cleveland j games in the American league, 1 Washington tripped the Boston : ! So- 3 to 1, in one of the two lun'r loop games. the ftew lOrk The New York Y'ankees won ! &"m, 'he Philadelphia A s. 6 to : : HVI J IU 1I 1U IIHIIIII'S. reillUTI n, ,h ... )r 'K ,:;r;.; , .- ' - .-. i return to center field for the i T'i victory over the L'nlversity of j' Yanks and his three-run homer Idaho Saturday. I that lagged Jess Flores with de- Capt. Jack Daniel of the Cou feat in the first game. Dimaggio gars captured medalist honors on o siiue 11 i iiruiecira his operation-scarred 1 fielded- well. I Louis, Walcott Battle Approved Philadelphia. orU. 21 mi A proposed Joe Louis-Jersey Joe w.inm. ho....,.ii ,r. ... Phii3oiv,i, ii..i '.....! of the National Boxinff Assncin. " "-"V J" '"day. althoug : ihtr htiine:& 7. ""-.- - However, 'the NBA , committee noted that managers and Promoter Herman a5 hot commented on the offer. ' ' . i Bulletin Classifieds bring results, ' BSwih thi x ML TAN W:0 IS . 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