THE BEND BULLETIN
CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
SPORTS
GENERAL NEW
Volume LIX
BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 29. 1948
No. 45
Athletics Only
Four Points Under
Leading Red Sox
New York, July 29 (IP) People
who just can't believe It when
iLv look in the standings and see
that the Athletics are still up
there were calling them the typo
'raphieal errors of baseball to
Jay but, no kidding, they might
steal that pennant.
They were in second place, just
jour percentage points behind the
Red Sox.
Mack's waiver-price Infield cost
him less than $40,000 and the rest
of the club, picked up in player
draft marts and off sand lots
stood him around $40,000 more.
That's why club owners with ex
tensive farm systems and high
priced scouts are alarmed. They
say it would set baseball back half
a century if the A's would win the
pennant.
In order for the A's to beat
Greenberg's Indians, 4 to 3 yester
day center fielder Larry Doby had
to get hit on top of the head by a
fly ball which he lost in the sun
and which bounced away for a
two-base error that scored the ty
ing and winning tallies. That's
the way the A's win ball games.
With two out and with Barney
McCoskey on base with a single
and Ray Coleman oy way ot a
walk, Don White lofted the easy
flv that conked the negro out
fielder. Dick Flowers survived for
his 10th victory.
Superstition caught up with the
Red Sox alter iJ straignt victo
ries and they lost a 13 to 0 deci
sion at Detroit, suffering their
worst beating ot the year after
compiling the longest winning
streak of the year.
Beats Senators
Marino Pierettl beat the Senat
ors for the third time since they
traded him to the White Sox, win
ning 2 to 1 as Ralph Hodgin drove
in both runs with a single and
double.
Leo Durocher continued to got
amazingly fine pitching from his
Giant staff, Clint Hartung pitch
ing the second straight shutout
and the fourth since Durocher
took over the club, a three-hit. 5
0 job over the Reds at. New
lorK; .
Once again the Dodeers embar
sed the Cardinals, 12 to 4 at
Pmnblvn nnnnrllmr nnf 1 hit
and scoring eight runs in the
fifth inning.
Outslug Cubs
The Phils outslugged the Cubs,
9 to 4 in a battle of homers in
which Eddie Miller, Andy Semi
nick and Del Ennis got round trip
pers for the winners and Clyde
McCullough, Peanuts Lowrey and
pinch-hitter Al Walker homered
lor Chicago.
The Boston Braves kept their
5H game margin by drubbing the
Pirates, 8 to 2, at night behind the
six-hit pitching of Vern Bickford.
Frank Shea, with ninth-inning
help from Allle Reynolds, pitched
a three-hitter for the Yankees to
beat the St. Louis Browns, 4 to 0.
Salem Suffers
19 to 3 Defeat
(By Unitl Prem)
Bremerton hattpra ri.Minn o.
lem moundsmen with a 22-hit at
tack for a 19-3 win last night to
keep the Western International
league leaders safely in front of
the rest of the pack.
Tacoma was unable to profit by
Its twin hill With the lmvlv VL-.
ima star. The Tigers won the
opener, 81, but settled for a 5-5
tie in the nightcap which was
called becuuse of the time limit.
Third-place Victoria stayed
close to the pace, edging out Spo
kane, 4-3.
Vancouver's Capilanos held the
Wenatchee Chiefs to three hits
for a 51 victory.
Dora and Baker areas must be re
ceived at the game commission
office before 5:00 p. m. Wednes
day, October 27. The public draw
ing will be held October 29 at 10
a. m.
For the Ukiah-Birch creek area
and the Silver lake area applica
tions must be in by 5:00 p. m. Fri
day, November 12. The drawing
date will be Tuesday, November
16, 10:00 a. m.
FIGHT RESULTS
Oakland, Cal., July 29 IP
Johnny Miller, 140, Stockton,
tko'd Nate Huskey, 140, San Fran
cisco, (1); Tote Martinez, 140,
Stockton drew with Bobby Bur
gess, 138, Vallejo, (10).
Local Horses
Among Winners
Two horses owned by Bend resi
dents won feature races at a re
cent meet In Corvallis. Bob El
liott's "Grashopper" and John
Daly's "Dancing Trocha" placed
first in two free-for-all races.
Other local horses participating
were "Gin Boy," owned by Carl
Johnson, and Phil Bidwell's
"Charles E," each drawing second
money.
The horses are trained and
quartered at the Redmond fail
grounds. Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for aulck results.
Information on
Seasons Given
Several special seasons with a
limited number of tags will bt
held this year for both deer and
elk. A letter to the Oregon state
game commission specifying the
applicant's name and hunting li
cense number and the special
season that he wishes to apply for
is all that is necessary. Appli
cants are asked not to send in
money until notified, to do so by
the game commission.
If more applications are receiv
ed than the number of tags avail
able, a drawing will be held. This
year it will be permitted for
groups of four or less to draw as
a party. If the aonlicants wish to
do this, it should be so stated in
their letters.
After the final tags are issued
the game commission will not ex
change them as to area and they
will be good for the original ap
plicant only. No refunds will be
made after the tags are issued.
The closing date for filing of
applications to receive tags In the
Ten Mile lake area, Coos county,
and the Crooked creelt area in
Lake countv will be Friday, Aug
ust 13, at 5:00 p. m. The public
drawing will be held Monday,
August 16, at 1:00 p. m.
Closing date for the Chesnimus
area, Wallowa county, will be Fri
day, October 1, 1948, at 5:00 p. m.
Drawing date is Monday, October
4, 1:00 p. m. . v.
Applications for tags in' the
Portland Moose Lodge
1947 Minor City Champions
vs.
Superior Cafe, Bend
Redmond V. F. W.
AT BEND
SATURDAY. July 31st. 8:30 p. m.
VS. SUPERIOR CAFE
i
AT REDMOND
SUNDAY, Aug.lst, 2:30 p. m.
VS. REDMOND V. F W.
Admission: Adults 75c, Children 25c
See Joe Burhr, star Moose Lodge pitcher who has not lost
a game so far this year. Burhr has pitched 52 consecutive
scoreless Innings and 3 no-hit no-run games this season.
Games Sponsored by Moose Lodge of Bend.
House of David
lo Play in Bend
The House of David baseball
team, one of the top travelling
squads in the country, will meet
the Bend Elks in a night. game
August 5 on the Bend municipal
tuamond, It .was announced today
by Wally S. Kremers, Elks man
ager. The House of David team halls
from Benton Harbor, Mich. Last
War it played a record number of
163 CamPR In AO ctotao and RrHHch
Colllmhta TtD fn. tkn r-nio
?" WW 118 won and 45 lost. Since
1935 they have played 1,527
fames, winning 1,134 and losing
388. with five ties.
George Anderson has been man
ner of the team since 1928. "Doc"
'y a member of the pitching
H. has been with the Davids
since 1914. He and Anderson still
Put on their famous "pepper
Wme" act In the fifth Inning
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
(By United r-rrai)
National League
n... W.' L. Pet.
"l?n 54 37
Sr?kyn 47 41
L's 46 43
SJork 46 43
a'urgh 44 44
Philadelphia , 44 49
Sncinnatl 41 51
""cago 39 53
,587
41 .534
.517
.517
.500
.473
.446
.424
American League
W. L. Pet.
SJ" 55 37 .598
"hUadelphla 57 39 .594
y or 53 38 .589
rv e'antl ;.52 37 .584
i?,r l - 45 46 '.495
Washington 39 52 .429
r, uls 33 54
"wago 30 61
Use c'isslfled ads In The Bulle
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