The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 21, 1947, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Bend bulletin., May 21, 1947, Page 2, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1947)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1947 New York Giants Reach Top Berth; Mel Oft Happy By Carl LundqiiM (Untied 1'rau HihmU Wriur) New Vork, May 21 till Des tiny, which deserted manager Mel Olt of the Giants almost ex actly two years ago, kept a be lated dale with him today and the little leader was hoping she would stay around. For the Giants were In first place anain and it had been a Jong, long time that they had waited. They moved up a few per centage points ahead of the Chi cago Cubs last night by banging out a 15-hlt, 9 to 1 triumph over the Reds at Cincinnati, as won der boy Clint Haitung scored his second big league victory as a pitcher after falling to click as an outfielder. , . , , . Ilaiiung Now Kefrulsr Last night's victory was a signi ficant one in mat it definitely es tablished Haitung as a pitching regular. He scattered eight hits and after the Reds scored their run in the second he was in no further trouble. Johnny Mize boosted his batting average 26 points to .359 with four hits, two of them doubles, while Walker Cooper drove in four runs to lead the attack. Hartung. a hitter of note himself, got a ringing triple and a single. - The Pirates, only a game out of the lead themselves, yet still in fourth place, closed in on the third place Braves by defeating them, 4 to 3 in 10 innings at Pins burgh on Hank Greenberg's run scoring single. Relief pitcher Ernie Bonham gained the victory after starter Edson Bahr blew a 3 to 0 lead. Single Wins Game . Lonnie Frey, cast adrift by Cin cinnati, hit a pinch-single with the bases loaded to give the Cubs a 3 to 2 11th inning victory over the Phillies at Chicago. Chicago tied the score in the ninth with a run on doubles by Bill Nichol son and Bob Sturgeon. Bank Bor owv took over to nitch one-hit ball from the eiehth inning and, score his third win. Harry Walk er, traded from the Cubs because he couldn't hit, led the Phils with four singles and boosted his av erage to .400, tops for both leagues. The Red Sox moved to within a game of the leading Tigers in the American with an 8 to 3 victorv over them which found Ted Wil liams tying Mize for the maior league home run lead as he smashed his 10th. .Ancient Wally Moses led the Id-hit Boston at- GE.OR RADIO AND SPORTING GOODS Everything for the Sportsman . 826 Wall St. Phone 900 The Handiest Place in Town to Trade HOWARD and SONORA RADIOS LARGEST STOCK OF RADIO PARTS AND TUBES IN CENTRAL OREGON FISHING TACKLE . All Kinds Bamboo Fly Rods Steel Casting Rods Fly and Casting Reels ' Tackle Boxes Fly and Casting Lines Lake Trolls and Spinners Leader Material Poulsen's Dry and Wet Flies Rifles Pistols GUARANTEED BICYCLES New and Rebuilt from 29.95 CARL AUSTIN Bond and Greenwood OUT OUR WAY if I'M WAITINC FOR HIM TO COSH, MA, I WE'LL COME Kl THAT DOOK--HB 1 I PONT START l HAVE I THINKS BECAUSE ALBERT J I THAT" PA 'LL IT FOR J MAS TALE KIT HELL BE A NAME OU I SUPPEK I BUM? WAIT TILL 1 HCM 1 FIFTY WHO I ART. J HIM THIS ART BOOK J I P4.INT ON OAF -fS OF MC-5. VANEECS-- -J BAR MIRROR'S ) ) "ANP ( VAN DICK.6AINEt.BKOAiA WITH SOAP, V PAINT.' I MESSOWlRE.V'VL'Vr-QOEEZE--) AMD HELL v V ALL DIED RICH.' --f 5ER THEY I ...... POCN THIRTY VE RS TOO gOOM . ... i lack with three singles as Joe Dobson won his fourth game. Cleveland made it three in a row over the Yankees at N e w York, breaking a 2 to 2 tie with two runs in the eighth on Eddie Robinson's double which scored the marginal run in a 4 to 2 vic tory. Charley Keller hit his eighth homer for the Yankees, the only damaging blow off Don Black, who scored his third victory. The Browns had one of their oc casionally good days at bat and emerged with an 11 to 1 victory over the Athletics at Philadel phia It was the first time they had beaten Philadelphia this sea son after four defeats. Bob Mun crief Ditched four hit ball and was backed uo by a 13-hit attack in which Al Zarilla got a triple and two singles. Salons lefeated The White Sox. made it four straieht over the Senators at Washinftfon, winning 7 to 4 but losing the services of their only ton drawer catcher. George Dick, ev, who suffered a broken finger. Washington took a 4 to 0 lead bv knocking out Edgar Smith in the opening inning but Chicago came back with five runs in the next two innings and breezed to i 15-hit victory- Relief pitcher Earl Harrist was the winner. Luke Apoling. one of five players who made two hits, got two dou. Dies. Brooklyn at SL Louis was rain ed out. Yesterday's star Johnny Mize if the Giants, who made four hits including two ctoub'es and hust led his average 26 points, to .359 as i New-Torkwok first nlace with a 9 to V victofV over the Reds. Expert Radio Repair Service At the first sign of trouble, ' bring your radio to us. Our trained radio repair men will do an expert job on it. BATTERIES FOR PORTABLE AND FARM TYPE RADIOS Shotguns Ammunition By J. R. WILLIAMS 1350 Golfers Sign For Open Tourney New York, May 21 iux A field of 1,350 golfers as entered today for the national open tournament in which only 171 players actual ly can compete and only one man can win. The entry list, second largest in the history of the open, was an nounced by the V. S. Golf asso ciation, which said that all but 43 would have to play in sec tional qualifying rounds in 26 lo calities on June 2. The U. S. G. A. said, that the total was subject to a recheck but that is was certain to surpass all previous entry lists except 1937 when 1,402 golfers sought the title. Eliminations Set Out of the sectional rounds will emerge 126 low strokesters who will compete the field for the 47th open which will be held over the swanky St. Louis country club le.yout on June 12, 13 and 14. Among the 45 exempt players are 11 former winners of the open, including war-hero Lloyd Mangrum, the defending cham pion, who took the title last year at. Cleveland's Canterbury coun try, the winner in an original field of 1,175. There are 11 former champions in the field. The others are Craig Wood, 1941; Lawson Little, 1940; Ralph Guldahl, 1937 and 193S; Tony Manero. 1936; Sam Parks, Jr.. 1935; Amateur Johnny Good. 1933; Gene Sarazen, 1922 and 1932; Billy Burke, 1931; Tommy Armour, 1927; and Amateur Charles (Chick) Evans, Jr., 1916. About 95 per cent of the sub stance In grass comes from sun light, air and water the rest from soil nutrients. Drama Life in the Army of Occupa tion Captain Robert Haines, of the li. S. Army. Music Guest Robert Haines, former Northwest Neighbors soloist, and Owen Duning and the 19 plece Northwest Neighbors Or See ELMER LEHNHERR For Liberal Cash Loans On AUT0 v" LIGHT TRUCK Your PICK-UP Private Sales Financed Simple Credit Requirements Complete Privacy 12 Months to Pay . Quick Service Oregon Owned Motor Investment Co. M-333 217 Oregon Phone 525 Portland Beavers' Beaten By Stars COAST I.KAGl K STANDINGS V. !. Vet. Suit Francisco SO SO Um Anneles a I i'rtiiui .. as as .two JVM) .540 .MM) .4(0 ,4H0 .440 .408 Oakland Sail Diego ... Sacramento Seattle Hollywood ... ... aa as as a as 47 aa 48 so s By Jack Dalley tUnilmi I'm Siorta Wriurl Veteran Vern Kennedy may not have the power in the old soup bone that he possessed In his no hit days with the Chicago White Sox, but he still has plenty of cunning on the hill, Kennedy seldom puts on a poor exhibition for the San Dirgo Padivs and last night was one of his better performances. He curved his way to a four-hit, 2 1 victory over the up and coming Seattle Ralniers in the northlund. Once again he didn't get much in the way of batting support, but when his teammates counted twice In the opening round, that was enough for him. He blanked the Rainiers the rest of the way. Los Angeles Wins It was the best performance of a night of close games in the league. Los Angeles edged Sacra mento. 2-1, as Red Adams pitched j a five-hitter; Oakland knocked : over the league-leading San Kran. ' ric tannic .4 1 anA in tha nK .-.. I U I gin, . . I 11... lop-sided gam?. Hollywood drubbed the Portland Beavers, 9-2. At Sacramento, Adams hooked up in an old-fashioned mound duel with the veteran Lefty Al Smith and came out on top when Catcher Eddie Malone drove in both Seraph runs in the seventh inning. Manager Casey Stengel of the Oakland Oaks got off on the right foot in his program of dumping the Seals as a bit of strategy worked. He lifted pitcher Aldon Wilkie in the seventh to use pinch-hitter Tony Sabol and the utility man came through with the double that drove across two runs and clinched the game. At Hollywood the Stars scored more runs In one night than they had in their last four games to drub the Beavers. The big blow was Shortstop Tod Davis' double with the bases loaded that drove, in three runs. TIMES CHANGE Ithaca, N. Y. tin Students at Cornell university's college of home economics are finding that t freshmen aren't what they used ' to be. Tha aces of the current1 ''class 'froslT' range from 16 to 40.' Two. are married and one is a; mother. ' JANTZEN BEACH PARK "The Nortlrwest's Million Dollar Plijniound' in the heated coital-clear waters or tha famous Jantztfi Pools. DANCE... nightly to th finest of big -name bonds in the golden-conopicd Ballroom. PICNIC... on lawn-covered shoded areos equipped with every picnic luiury. PLAY... down the Midway garnet of skill, brothtaking ridfil KiiMii Land. PLAN YOUR JANTZEN PARTY OR PICNIC NOW! Everyone has FUN'al . ii Mm mn -KBND- Vote of Central Oregon Affiliated Witt Mutual Don ON TNI A-n fit WITW KBND Tonight, 9:30 to 10, on North west Neighbor program, Hob Haines of Portland who was reg ular vocalist on the program 11 years ago, returns us fealured guest Captain Robert Haines. He'll tell stories of life In Europe with the occupation forces and Interesting sidelights of events with Gen. Pulton's Third army. Tune KBND for Northwest Neighbors this evening. 9:30. Tomorrow evening KHNP pre sents two local programs featur ing Information about the week end Buddy Poppv sales campaign. At 6:30, the American Legion auxiliary offers a program, ami at 8 the VKW Is scheduled with Fred Baer, senior vice command er and chairman of the Buddy Ponpv sale. Ktidav evening on "Meet the Press." 7 to 7:30 p.m., KUNP-Mu-tual Don Lee presents Rep. Mar rantonlo and four prominent journalists. TONIGHTS PKUUgAM 5:00 Joan Brooks 5:10 Remember When 5:15 Superman' 5:30 Capt. Midnight 5:45 Tom Mix 6:00 Gabriel Heatter 6:15 Waltz Time 6:30 American Forum of the Air ASSOCIATED'S When you're planning a picnic (a good idea, by the way) and for better tvery-day driving, coo, fill up with AroTase, Associated's great premi um gasoline. AroTase is made to bring out the best in all cars, new or old, under nil driving conditions, in all weather.. ALLEY OOP HfM T sT C ii -J--t ',- kiiiu in wnym wr - "V I W 1 noM T MATTED MOV I m ' iT 1 Aw-. - m.ni 1340 Kllocyclei Lee Broadcaitlng System 7:15 - Knoch Light 7:311 Cisco Kid 8:00 What's The Niime 0( 11ml Sons 8:.KV-Jerr' Jerome M:45-l.ew White 9:00 News 9:t!V-Mel Venter's l'lclorlnl 9:3() Northwest Neighbors llHW-Kulton Lewis 111: 15 Salon Serenade 10:30- In ihe Public Interest 10:45Music Preferred lLOO-Siyn Off Till HSDAY, MAY G:30 -"'Muroh 'llmo 7:00 News 7:15 Rise & Shine 7:30 Auctlonwr 7:45 Morning Melodies 7:55 News 8:00 Morning Kouiul Up 8:15 News 8:30 Altiane Melislle S: I5 - Hulli'tln Board 8:50 Ink Spots 8:fv5- trnan Treasures 9:00- Kale Smith Serenade 9:15 Victor H. Llndlahr 9:30-World News 9:35 Novelettes 9:40 Moods In Modes 9:45 By Popular Demand 10:00 News 10:15 Meet Ttie Band 10:30 U.S. Navv Hand 11:00 Man About Town 11:05 Kox Trotters 11:10 News 11:15 Cote Wee Club 1 1 -30 Queen Kor A Day 12:00- Lenny Herman 1 2 : 05 Toda y ' Clnasi I UHla 12:10- Lenny Herman 12:15 SHirts Varus 12:20-Harry Breuer DUAL OCTANI QUALITY GASOLINE PREMIUM GASOLINE GIVES FINEST ROAD AROTANE MAKES ANY CAR A BETTER CAR TO let s Get MSSO& TELL YOUR ASSOCIATED L:30 Nwi 1J:4.V Farmers Hour 1 :00 Kedniond Hour 11:00 Heart's I Wil e y:30-WU llwlnil Show 3:00 According To 'i'lio Ilccord 3: 15-Hoy Next Hour 3:30-5 MethodlHt Minnies 3:35-lluenos Aml(oa 3:45.Northwent News 3:50 Dinah Shore 3:5.Y-lYn. (Jilt. News 4 00- Kullon Lewis 4:15-ltcx Miller 4:30-Kllt Krollcs 4:15 News 5:00- A Hoy, n Chi nml H I'laito 5:10-lteiuenilMr When 5:15 Superman 5::itV-Capt. MldnlKht 5:45Toin Mix Why Waif Until The Rush Is On? Have Your Conversion Oil Burner Installed NOW All Types and Sizes O Priced from $125.00 Complete With Tank and Wiring No Down Payment Three Years to Pay! BROWN FURNACE CO. 832 Itond I'hoiie 72 AroTase s dual octane ijuulity positively ptevents knock or ping. Its perfectly controlled volatility (vaporizing ability) insures smooth ness at all speeds, plus the finest all around road performance your car can deliver. Prove it today. TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY lATED DEALER YOU WANT A NATIONAL pansedi?now7but1tTVs'!P''? DriT. !?:TIeJ?. now- 0:00 Cahrlel lloattcr 0 15 Walts Tlnw U:30-Amerlcaii U'lilun Auxil iary 0: l5-l'nvaU'adi' of Music 6:55 - Club Corner 7:00 -Kumlly Theulro 7:30-Ucd H viler H:0O- V. !'. W. I'uppy Sail N:05 Herb Jeffries 8:15 - ZIkk.V KIiiiiiii 8:.'U) IX lllliiu u a Cloud 8:45- Del Courtney U:0O News l):15-liex Miller tl:30-Make MiihIc Your J lobby 9:45 - Lew While il:IM) l-'iilton Lewis 10: 15-Salon Serenaile 10:. '10 Music I'lelcned 11:00 Sign Oft PERFORMANCE DRIVE CREDIT CARD By V. T. Hamlin ) UKitf y 6BCOND .BEACH PARK