THE BEND BULLETIN SPORTS ff- . GENERAL NEWS CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER BEND. DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1948 Volume LIX No. 3 Lowly Portland" Wallops Seals; Seattle Defeated (liy United Presa) Tr-nm ' W. L. Pet. San Francisco .. 41 26 .612 Seattle -a8' SLos Angeles .. 40 30 .571 San Diego &i ,m foakland 38 32 .543 Hollywood . jb .via Sacramento 23 40 .365 Portland a 44 M6 By Jim I-ylo (United Prera Sporta Writer) San Francisco. June 9 'IP San Francisco's Seals were still two pames ahead of the-Paclfic coast league ptH.IV luuaj, uui viiijr ut' cause fence-buster Jackie Graham adrad. Ills siaeKicK oleve iviesner jivere saving the number one spot Jhor the San Diego Padres. Graham hit his 26th homer in Whe eighth inning last night to bring the Padres from behind, tthen Messner hit a screeching Slouble down the third base line 1o get the Pads a 5 to 4 win in the 1th inning over the Seattle Rain ers. . ' Victory would have put the uds one game away from first lace, since the injury-ridden San "rancisco Seals were very thor- imhly set down by Koy Helser, ,vho pitched four-hit ball to give he last place Portland Heavers a to 1 win. Angels Move Up . Los Angeles took advantage of he situation to move up within a alt-game oi the suds Dy drop- u '; jing Hollywood 10 to 6 In a 28- lit batting duel. ' Mel Duezabou at the bat and r es Webber on the mound gave he Oakland Acorns a 4 to 1 vie lory over the Sacramento Solons, it the expense of Lefty Lou Tost, ivho was charged with his seventh i iefeat. It looked like a win for the fainiers after five innings, but ; ihe Padres would have none of it. ; They scored three times in the fcixth, once on a double-play by fcraham. Then the Cracker hom ;red with none on in the eighth.' ijMesner's game-winning two-bagger drove In .Dain Clay to end the jpame. Tony York homered for (te Suds in the fourth. Suffers Defeat Portland's victory cost Manny erez, Mexico's flinging flower. Is fourth defeat, against seven Irins. Perez gave up six walks in I lie 5 innings he worked, his vildness contributing greatly to he Bevo cause. Helser struck out seven batters for a well-turned chore. . . Los Angeles punched across S our tallies the winning Martin in the eighth frame, and snuf fed out a Hollywood rally at three ' runs in the ninth to win. Charlie ; I Red) Adams wobbled through six innings to receive credit for , Ihe victory. Verne Kennedy, who lasted only until the second, was charged with the loss. Duezabou hit three-for-three . 'or Oakland, driving in two runs 1 an a homer and two singles. He V; stole two bases to brine his sea son total to 12. Webber helped his Jnwn cause with a triple. He had snutout until the ninth wnen iabe Dahlgren doubled and went ome on a single by Dee Moore. scores Given The line scores: Ian F'risco ..010 000000 1 4 3 'ortland 100 31000x .5 7 1 Perez, Joyce (6) and Leonard; GREAT JEWS TO THOUSANDS WHO SUFftt DEAFNESS! t OUT-WOUDY "AtUST RKHVn WITH 0 4 TIMES MORI POWItt Hftfc at lastia a truly amazing new kind JKKAI.ISM to hearing, more KUislactkm. -wiuaii, cofmorx. ixone, lorever, V dweomforu ol Kparate battery packa, Ofc uowaj wires iiwni. " " nones, 'tatic".hollorunderU)oel, FREE MU coupon below far nluaMt L . Free Booklet about Hearing Prob-I- what Science ia iloin to overman TOaa. KooNimtai tMAJWi MONO-MC ONIJJMII HIltlMO AID I'roe Beltone Clinics to be held t the following hotels: Pilot Butte Inn Bend Thursday, June 10th Ochoco Inn Prineville Sot p. M.. June 12th g- C. Mitchell of S0M. O. O. F. "Mir, Eugene, Phone 4141, l on . Ml I LJ I mm n t -iin N. Tft 4 Associates 1 Portl'nd who have been J fTrv,n he hrd of hearing M Jlnce 1934. OUT OUR WAY "' j ( WW DIDN'T . VOU'RE CRAW sWa-' I LIFT l HE'S TICKL.EP i?5iF THAT OVER .V TO DEATH TO J ?7,V'"-i HIM? NEVER GIT TURNED JL lbV Tl BE CRUEL J- ( OVER WITHOUT K$JZ& H 7 DUMB f- V DOM' IT WSSELF- I II ,. 1 1 .'. (r, NMA1& J HgSTHAT WART . . J.R'.W.LL ' '" WM7 WMr ' COWL ttmW laU WCT,ltia AT. Off, Medford Team Beats Klamath (By United Pram) Oroville's Red Sox lengthened their Far West league lead last night by dropping the Redding Browns, 8 to 5, as Jules Hudson, In his first professional appear ance, struck out 13 batters and gave up nine hits. Bob Zolliecoffer lashioned an even neater pitching chore for the Willows Cardinals, granting only three safe blows as the Cards shut out the Marysville Braves 5 to 0. Vince DiMaggio, working as a pinch-hitter, singled In the ninth and later scored the winning run as the Pittsburgh Diamonds de feated the Santa Rosa Pirates, 9 to 8. ... - It took six battery changes, but the Medford Dodgers ekod out an 11 to 10 win over- the Klamath Falls Gems. The losers tallied five times in the seventh, but fell just short of tying it up. Helser and Sllvera.,. Sacramento . 000 000 000 1 9 0 Oakland 002 011 OOx 4 10 1 Tost, Holcombe (9) and Moore: Webber and Raimondi, Lombard! (5). . (11 innings): Seattle 003 100 000 00 411 2 San Diego..000 003 010 01 5 13 0 Besse and Grasso: Jurisich and Rice. Hollywood ....001 020 003 614. 2 Los Angeles..030 210 04x 10 14 0 Kennedy, Albosta (2), Krakaus- kas (6), Butland (8) and Kahn; Adams, Lade (5) and Malone. ARE YOUR VACATION CLOTHES READY? Of course you'll want to start out with all your clothes tpic 'a' span. And that's our job. Let us dry clean your clothes this better way. There IS a differ ence in dry cleaning a differ ence you can ace and feel. Intist on SANITONE the Better Dry Cleaning Service City Cleaners & Dyers Marion Cady , Frank Wonser 1032 Wall Phone 246 By J. R. WILLIAMS Portland Leaders To Play in Bend One of the top Softball teams of the Portland area will invade Cen tral Oregon this week end for games against Superior cafe Sat urday night at Bend and the Red mond V. F. W. Sunday afternoon at Redmond.1 The Portland team, currently leading the 165 teams in the Port land Softball association, is Fri bert electric and features a bat tery including Kenny Westmore land, pitcher, and Harvey Oberg, catcher. Allows Few Hits Westmoreland has pitched six games so far this season and has allowed a total vof only eight hits. All six of the games were shut outs and two of them were no-hit, no-run affairs. In the six games, Oberg has Piled up a batting av erage of .358, including four home runs. - Against the Superior1 club Sat urday night the Portla'nders will come up against one of , the top Central Oregon hurlers, Red Lo gan. There is quite a bit of con troversy on which pitcher, Logan or Westmoreland, has the fastest ball, and the Saturday night game should settle the debate. The Saturday night game here will be under the lights of the municipal field, starting at 8:30 o'clock. NOT ALWAYS FOGGY San Francisco IPI Fog is tra ditional in the city by the Golden Gate. But a United States weath er bureau survey reveals that the sun shines in the city better than 50 per cent of the time. rfftlPMATION STAIN A HO ODOR IIMOVIO SPOTS OON MOM DIIT MMOVID COlOtt SPAtKU UKI NEW jwiovioW mam tttvitt (Childs Hardware Defeats Superior A team can come a long way in ono year, and Childs Hardware, stepping from fourth place In the Industrial league to becoma one of the top teams in the Independ league, rose to the heights last night to dump heavily favored Superloc cafe, 9-8 in an exhibi tion contest. In last night's only league game, the Jaycees made It four league wins without a loss by defeating Medo-Land cream ery 11-5. . It was that old second look at the offerings of Superior pitcher Red Logan that paid off for the Childs team, for the Hardware men pounded him for 10 hits in getting the victory. Superior also got 10 hits, and, that team scored more earned runs than did Childs, but Super ior's errors and the scrappy do-or-die spirit of the Hardware beys could not. be overcome. Childs played their best game of the sea son, backing up pitcher Honnie Hull with superb efforts in the field. Superior made six costly errors, the most that team has made for two years. . Childs Scores Easy Childs started hitting In the first frame, scoring one run on two hits. They continued hitting In the second frame with a flurry of base hits that netted them five runs when It was ail over. From that point on Superior started playing ball, but the dam age had been done. Superior, which scored its first run in the fourth' frame, tried hard to .come back with one in the fourth, three in each of the fifth and sixth, and with the score 9-7 for Childs, scored just one more run in the top of the seventh to leave the final score in favor of one of the scrappiest teams In either league, Childs Hardware. ' . . Superior second baseman Son ny Joanis hit the game's only home run in the sixth inning with the sacks empty. -Jaycees on Top ' The Jaycees' remained at the top of the Industrial league heap with a four and no record, easily defeating Medo-Land, which did n't catch on to the pitches of Les Schwab until the sixth when they swatted him for four runs and three hits. That, however, was their biggest inning, getting only : i WISDOM COMES WITH AGE j New York IIP) The Federation ! Employment service, a non-sectarian non-profit organization, has opened a campaign to persuade employers to hire older workers. Its slogan is: "Experience, loyal ty, skill come with age." Lv. UNION Vacation's , one other hit and one more run. The Jaycees made all they need ed in the opening inning, scoring five runs on five hits, being spear headed by right fielder Krog's round tripper and a three-base blow by center fielder Snow. Tonight at 7:15, the Redmond V.F.W. will be here to pit its strength against a team it defeat ed eailier In exhibition, Cash man's. On that basis and due to the tact that Redmond has two of the leagues' top pitchers, Red mond is being rated a slight edge over Cashman's. In the other game, those wild, base-running devils, the Palace Billiards will match their speed against the strength of All-State Realty. Pal ace is yet undefeated, winning two straight. The summary: ' R. H. E. Medo-Land Creamery 5 - 4 5 Jaycees 11 8 5 Lay, Ross (4), and Blucher; Schwab and Lermo. ' ' R. H. E. Superior Cafe 8 10 6 Childs Hardware :..-9 10 2 Logan and Russell; Hull and Bakeri . CASTING REELS and FLY REELS CASTING RODS and FLY RODS HODGMAN WADERS V. S. FLYWEIGHT HIP BOOTS FISHING CREELS , LINES LEADERS PLUGS FLIES SPINNERS , TACKLE Boxes RADIO REPAIRS BATTERIES and TUBES . FOR ALL RADIOS OPEN EVENINGS RADIO AND SPORTING GOODS Hunting and Fishing Supplies at Standard Prices 826 Wall St. Phone 900 Go the UNION PACIFIC way Discover the East glamorous New York . . . storied Boston . . . friendly Philadelphia . . . historic Wash ington . . . bustling Chicago. En route, visit Sun Val ley, Yellowstone, Zion, Bryce or Grand Canyon for thrilling vistas you'll long remember. Go Union Pacific you'll relax as you enjoy air-conditioned comfort, excellent service, fast, dependable sched ules, low fares. iT? Dully I'nlnn Pacific I'aNwnjrer Train KaHt with t'minrctiuim from Btrramllner "Cllr nf Portland" Lv. Item! I2:H0 p. ni. (Stage) Tho Dalles 1:20 p.m. (Standard Time) , For Complete Travel Information, Consult General Agent, 1 12 OroRon Avenue, Bend, Oregon I'lione 63 or Local Agent PACI FIC R Al Zale, Graziano 7 Battle Tonight Newark, N. J., June 9 IP Vet eran Tony Zale will try to recap ture the world middleweight crown from Rocky Grsr.iano at Ruppert stadium tonight and thereby equal Stanley , Ketchel's iVat. In the 81year history of the niiurtleweight division, only the late Ketchel came back to regain the title. Ketchel was only 22 when he turned the trick at the expense of Billy Pspke in 1908. But Zale is 34 as he again faces the 26-year-old Brooklyn slugger who stopped him at Chicago last July, thereby avenging Zale's knock out victory at New York In Sep tember, 1946. Although each registered a sixth-round triumph in their pre vious thrilling brawls,' Graziano was favored at 11 to 5 to win tonight. And the price was 9 to 5 he would. Wilt by a knockout. He i ON THESE ORG'E'S- Srhediile lo the IIKND I'orllanil ttw" "Mahoan" 12:30 p. tn. (Stage) 11:15 p.m. 10:20 a.m. 1ROAD Snead, Har;bert Golf Favorites Los Angeles, June 9 U'i Long ball hitters Sammy Snead and Chick Harbert held the attention of bulging pre-tourney galleries today as America's finest golf ers took final practice rounds for the U. S. open which starts to morrow. Snead and Harbert showed no concern over the long-narrow, barranca-lined fail-ways yester day as they boomed out their long dead-center wood shots. was favored only because of his youth. Graziano expected to weigh 157 pounds, Zale 15914. DRIVE SAFELY Don't Let An ACCIDENT Spoil Your Vacation Trip! Let Us Equip Your Car With the Cheapest Insurance You Can Buy . . . U. S. ROYAL TIRES Replace Worn, Unsafe Tires . With the New Premium Mttft DRIVE IN TODAY FOR FREE TIRE INSPECTION Are You a TIRE WASTER? 'Let Us Balance Your Wheels There may be tliousnnilH of extra miles of tiro wear awaiting you in our simp. CONVENIENT TERMS Remember ... BUY U. S. and WORRY LESS Shoop & Schulze Tire Service Bend Shoop & Schulze Truck Service Redmond Bowling In the V.F.W. league last night the Gobs won three out of lour from Selkin's Sizzlers. The 8-balls took all four from the Sad Sacks and Edith Gate's women won four from Alice Mad den's team. . High series for the women went to Connie Englehart with a 414 with Melrose taking high single game with 165 and series with 484 for the men. FIGHT RESULTS (By United Press) . Los Angeles UP) Paulino Mon tes, 136, Mexico, decisioned Torito Ramos, 136, Mexico (10). . U. S. ROYAL DeLuxe TIRE For Only 15.25 Plus Tax 6.00x16 FIRST QUALITY