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MONDAY, JULY 12, 1948
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
PAGE THREE
In One Hit Game;
Feller Is Blasted
By Carl Lundqulst
(United Prw Sporta Writer)
kbw York. July 12 U Appar
ently American league managers
!iust don't care whether their side
! ,,!. r not In the annual All-Star
came at si. i-ouis i uesuuy.
They showed their casual con
.oinnt lor the annual mid-season
Iclasf ic yesterday when they used
tlx out of the eight pitchers slat-
InA for ciuiy, wnue jaiionai
league managers didn't work a
isingl? man un uic biuh winui lias
ibeen namea iu vuny uji iur wie
enior circuit.
And Leo Durocher, manager of
he National league squad, de-
icrved a few Kinu- pnrases in ms
half today Decause ne Dy-passea
! Own niwuu oiaiiua a a aiai iuj-
n yesterday's game against the
jiants. Branca, wnuse au-iime
ecord against the Giants in eight
ictorles and four defeats figured
o beat them, while Lefty Preach
er Roe who had Been oanged lor
line losses and six wins, figured
j lose, especially Because the
iants murder southpaws.
Roe Goes Out
Roe gave the Giants a go"od
tussle until he was knocked out
n the eighth, after which Rookie
irack Conway hit a ninth-inning
fomer to give New York a 3-to-2
Ictory that displaced Brooklyn
n fourth place.
Lefty Ken Raffensberger pitch-
d his second one-hit game of the
feason against the Cardinals,
eatine them t to 0 with Johnnv
RVvrostek getting him the run he
Jieeded in a hurry by tripling in
the first inning and scoring on
In infield out.
The Braves increased their first
lace lead to a sizeable 5'4 games
fry bombarding the Phils, 9 to 4,
it Boston, getting 14 hits includ
ng a homer by Jeff Heath.
rafko liets Homer
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Meyer the run he needed for a 1-to-0
Chicago victory over Pitts
burgh in a two-hit performance
in which the strong-armed right
hander won his ninth game, fac
ing only 28 men.
Bob Keller of Cleveland, who
will be Just too busy to fulfill his
pitching assignment in the All
Star game, looked like he might
more profitably spend the day
reading his book entitled "How to
Pitch" after he suffered his 10th
defeat, a 3 to 2 loss to the Browns
in which he was tagged for hom
ers by Les Moss and Rookie Dick
Kokos. His teammate, Bob Lem
on, also an All-Star, didn't get any
rest but he scored his sixth shut
out of the season, winning 5 to 0
in the second game as he gave
up only three hits for his 13th
victory.
Athletics Trail
The Athletics remained half a
game behind thp lpnrlinir imllanc
dividing their twin bill with the
Red SOX bv Winning thrt ctwmrl
game, 7 to 5, after losing the opt n-
L-r. iu o.
The Senators put on their best
hittinp dpmnnstvntinn nf IVin cr,n.
son. beating the Yankees 9 to 4
at Washington on 15 safe blows
in which Eddie Yost and Al Kozar
got three apiece.
Hal Newhouser, another All
Star, won his 13th game for the
Tieers. 5 tn 4. nupp thrt Wlilto Qrtv
at Detroit. He was batted out in
tne eignth.
There were no games scheduled
todav in either thp Amprlnnn nr
National leagues.
Beau Jack Billed
To Fight Williams
Philadelphia, Pa., July 12 HP
Beau Jack, the former "golden
boy" who twice wore New York's
version of the lightweight crown,
will attempt to wrest the world
title from Ike Williams tonight
at Shibe park, if weather permits.
Should brown-skinned Beau
surprise the hoped-for crowd of
30,000 by beating the champion
from Trenton, N. J., he would be
the first lightweight in ring his
tory to win the "title" three
times.
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U.S. Olympic
Team Selected
New York, July 12 mi Tile
American Olympic team, prob
ably the strongest in history,
streamed Into New York today
for three hectic days of process
ing before the main party swings
up a special gangway on the S. S.
America Wednesday noon bound
for London.
Headed by a powerful C5-man
track and field squad, teams in
nine sports were scheduled to
face expert processing crews on
the first day of paper work on
which passports, British visas,
Identity cards, uniform measure
ments and biographical data will
be churned out on a mass produc
tion basis.
353 Will Sail
A toial of 353 competitors were
expected to go through the mill.
The first Rroup of 319 will sail on
the 'America and the remainder
will follow Friday on Ihe Queen
Elizabeth or by air. Swimming
and water polo teams will fly.
The United States will partici
pate in 17 sports during the 14th
modern Olympiad July 9-August
14, unless a last-minute drive for
funds falls short of the goal.
The makeup of all but one of
the teams already Is known. The
women's track and field final was
scheduled today at Providence, R.
I.
George Rasmussen, Bend, failed
in his try for a place? on the 1948
Olympic team and is now en route
home. Rasmussen, University of
Oregon pole vaulter. cleared the
high bar at 13 feet 614 inches, in
a five-way tie for sixth place.
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A "once In a lifetime" shot by
Lloyd G. Abrams, yesterday on
the local golf course, gave him his
first hole-in-one in 10 years of
! golfing, and won for him the dis-
Unction of being designated as a
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One" club. The shot was the first
hole-in-one made on the local
course this season.
Using a number 8 iron, Abrams
landed the ball in the cup with a
beautiful shot from the tee on the
91-yard 16th hole, on his second
time around. The ball cleared the
water hazard and dropped In the
cup on a fly shot.
Abrams was playing m a tour
somo which also Included W. L.
Van Allen, Kay Thompson and
I red H. Paine.
Lloyd Mangrum
Crowds Hogan
Columbus, O., July ' 12 UP).
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago, win
ner of the $10,000 Columbus in
vitation title over Ihe week end,
today was only a good lion shot
away from bantam Ben Hogan
In the battle for golfdom's lead
ing money winner role.
The lean shotmaker from tlfe
windy city fired a sizzling 68 In
the final round of the Columbus
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who passed up the Columbus for
an exhibition tour, leads the pack
with $20,197.50.
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National League
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.527
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.493
.486
.481
.463
.434
Boston 40
Pittsburgh 39
St. Louis 39
New York 36
Brooklyn 35
Cincinnati 37
Philadelphia 36
Chicago 33
31
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40
42
43
American League
W. L. Pet.
Cleveland 45 28 .616
Philadelphia 48 32 .600
New York 44 32 .579
Boston 39 35 .527
Detroit 39 37 .513
Washington 34 42 .447
St. Louis 28 45 .384
Chicago 23 49 .319
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identity of a "mystery plane"
which crashed Into an apartment
building and killed two persons
after a wild flight across town.
The plane zoomed low over the
downtown area shortly after mid
night Sunday, scranlng a dozen
buildings and narrowly missing
two hospitals. When it cvashed
Into the apartment building it ex
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and two other dwellings.
The pilot and Ethel Haines, 60,
trapped by flames In one of the
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The plane was reported to have
been an army AT-6 trainer, but
when queried about It, the public
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Wortley Rudd, an agent of the
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a thorough check of all civil and
military airports in this area
showed no planes missing.
Big Salmon Run
Due for North
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