PAGE TEN
West Side Nine
Gets Third Win
Nobody would have believed it.
but after one of the tightest
games in the Bend Softball asso
ciation s two-year history, west
Side Tavern had powered its way
to its, tnird win in tnree nights,
their 'fourth in a row, and the urv
disputed Independent league lead'
ershlp. And further still, West
Side's latest victims were the
. league's number one team in the
first half, the Cashmans Sham
rocks who went down fighting as
west side came from behind to
win, 2-1.
In yesterday evening's Indus.
trial league game, the Jaycees
threw that league Into a conglom
eration of facts and figures as
they topped previously unbeated
Medo-Land by a wide margin, n-z,
on Lcs Schwab's neat three-hitter.
Slate's Nine Wins
In Junior league play, Slate's
assured themselves of at least a
first place tie In ,tho second half
by dumping City Cleaners in a
game that saw the strikeout rec
ord tied and then broken, z-i,
If there was ever a Cinderella
team. West Side Tavern is it.
Glance "at their first half record
and then at their second half
same, and you'll find it's just a
matter of new players. However,
West Side is now playing with ex
actly the same lineup they did in
the first half with the exception
of Jack Gordon at stortstop. In
West Side's first Ignominious
half, they won exactly no games
while losing eight, ftow they load
the Independent league and are
assured of at least a tie for the
second half championship. Their
last game will be with the Palace
Billiards. -
The big difference for West
Side Is George Dorr, shortstop
turned pitcher. He changed from
being one of the best fielding and
hitting shortstops in the league to
a pitcher and he is undoubtedly
the finest fielding pitcher In
either league.
liCashman's got to him for three
hits and one run in the third
frame as West Side played the
Inning of their lives to keep the
runs scored down to a minimum
After that Dorr and mates gave
up Just three hits, all in separate
frames for a total of six hits
West Side, playing their third
game in three nights, came from
behind to score two times on two
hits and two Cashman errors.
Two were out when the rally
started.
The Jaycees haven't given up
hope of winning the second half
crown yet, slugging their way to
an easy win over Medo-L,and
creamery. The Industrial league's
five teams are all in a position to
win the second half now, with
every team having Just one loss.
Gets Ilonier
Jaycee first baseman Crouch
clouted a two-run homer In the
first inning to give the winners a
lead which was never tnreaienea,
Schwab's no-hitter was ruined In
the fifth, and his shut-out was
ruined in the sixth on his own mis
Dlav.
The industrial league tut tea-
the first, game pitcher Chuck
Mills. 16-year-old youngster, had
suffered. He had won three
straight games.
11 Men struck uut
Andy Anderson broke the
strikeout record of Slate's Tom
Ray and the Jaycees' Darst by
setting 11 men down via strikeout
in the live Innings. The previous
record of 10 was again tied by
Ray. Each pitcher struck out the
side twice.
Slate's won the battle in the
first inning by scoring two runs
on one hit and two bases on balls,
although Anderson only gave up
three during the entire game, city
could only come back for one
tally, getting that in the second
on a base on balls and two errors.
As a matter of fact, that game
should still be raging, as neither
team had an earned run and notn
Anderson and Ray pitched one-hit
ball games.
This evening. Superior Cate
will be out to protect the possi
bility they have of winning the
second half Independent league
crown, being pitted against Chllds
Hardware.
The Industrial leageu tut fea
tures All-State Realty and Red
mond Safeway, with the loser be-
Beavers Extend
Winning Streak
To Rye Straight
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS
(By United Preea)
Team W. L.
San Francisco 79 55
Oakland 78 60
Los Angeles 73 63
San Diego 69 70
Seattle 66 70
Portland 64 71
Hollywood 62 75
Sacramento 54 81
Pet.
.590
.565
.537
.496
.485
.474
.453
.400
San Francisco, Aug. 12 Ui
More Interesting things happened
in the Pacific Coast league last
night than a poor sports writer
could possibly put in the first
paragraph, regardless ol what
the rule book says.
tor instance:
1. A freak single that hit the
base runner It should have scored
choked off an Oakland rally in
the ninth inning to give the San
Francisco Seals a 1 to 0 victory
over the Acorns and lengthened
tlie seal lead to three games.
I. L,os Angeles collected 12
runs In the third inning, but it
was barely enouch as the Angels
outlasted Hollywood, 14 to 8, in a
ing mathematically dropped from
any possible chance at the title.
In the Junior league the Jay
cees will play Gregg's Bakery in
an "it doesn't matter much In
league standings" game, which
will start promptly at 6:30.
ine line scores:
R. H. E.
City Cleaners . Ill
Slate's ..: 2 13
Anderson and B. Stenkamo: T.
Ray and F. Ray.
R. H. E.
Jaycees 11 13 4
Medo-Land 2 3 5
Schwab and Lermo: Mills and
Bluchcr.
R. H. E.
West Sidf 2 6 0
Cashman's 16 5
Dorr and Douglass; Woods and
R. Kiel. .
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nationally advertised health and beauty pro- OT Sgl fEI
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values. Check the brand. Check the size. J r-"&iwli
Check tho price. If you can buy any Item Jj Mt y2"sS?E? I
for less In this town, we'll gladly refund jaH XcS Jjj
double the difference.
T Pond's 1
DRY SKIN
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Tartan Suntan Lotion 59c r sFl 1TJ&
skoi.... ....4?c ys y
Fresh Deodorant... 43c Kwt M
300 son. 970)8
f One-A-Day rj
Multiple n
. Vitamin II
Pint Vacuum Bottles $1.29
$1.98 Sexta Vitamins 89c
(With Iron)
$1.50 Wrisley Hobnail Cologne $1.00
B(to Value
Pint Amber Mouth Wash 14c
say
11!
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A walcli is Hie Mini total of
all Its hiiiuII and intricate
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through the skill, the knowl
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when the InuredlentM am
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ed and mixed by a skilled
and experienced plmrmnHst
does your prescription toko
on the required medicinal
value. That 1h why our pro
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Bit essential part of every
prescription wo fill.
60c Alka Seltzer .. 49c
4 oz. Pepto Bismol.. 57c
10 oz. Serutan .. $1.09
1 lb L. A. Formula $1.89
Add 20 Federal excise lax lo Cosmetics, Jewelry
ECONOMY DRUGS
801 Wall St.
Phone 323
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
THURSDAY, 'AUGUST j2.l9i6
26-hlt scoring binge that saw the
Twlnks use five pitchers.
Bevoa Win Two
3. Portlands red hot Beavers
stretched their winning streak to
five straight by dropping the San
Diego Padres twice, 5 to 2 and
7 to 1, with Herm Reich homer
ing for the winning margin in
both games.
4. Neill Sheridan homered
twice for a total of five runs as
Seattle dropped the Sacramento
Solons, 7 to 6, in the first gatne
of a doubleheader. Dick (Kew
pie) Barrett gave up only four
hits in the second game, but was
beaten as Tony Freitas hurled the
Sacs to a 3 to 1 win.
Gene Woodling's 15th homer of
the season provided the single
San Francisco run, giving Lefty
Al Lien his ninth victory on a
five-hit hurling performance.
Lien la Winner
Lien gave the Oaks only two
hits until the last frame when
Nick Etten singled with one
away, but was out trying to make
it a double. Then Lloyd Chris
topher singled and Dario Lodigia
nl smaked a liner that hit Chris
topher as he headed for second.
ending the game. Jack Salveson
was me loser.
Five homers were hit In the
crosstown contest between the
Angels and Stars. Walt Lanfran
conl was credited with the win
despite the fact that he was
knocked from the box in the fifth.
The Angels tallied 12 runs in the
third on five walks, seven sin
gles, a one-run homer by Rube
Movotney and a grand-slam four
master by Cece Garriott. Johnny
Ostrowski also homered for the
Angels, while Tod Davis and Gus
Zernial hit circuit clouts for the
Twinks.
Southpaw Al Olsen and -Duane
Pillette each gave up only seven
hits in the seven-inning first
game-at Portland, but Pillete got
the nod for his ninth win. Roy
Helser held the Pads to four hits
In the second game, striking out
nine batters and giving up only
one walk.
ON WHITMAN SQUAD
Whitman College, Walla Walla,
Wash., Aug. 12 (Special) George
Barton, of Bend, is one of 90 men
listed on Football coach Dave
Strong's "draft" for the 1948 grid
iron season. Letters have been
sent to these men reminding
them that turnout is less than
a month away. The first turn
out will be Sept. 6, in preparation
for the opening game against
Lewis and Clark college of Port
land, ' on Sept. 25.
S. W, Redmond
Southwest Redmond, Aug. 12
(Special) Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Nu tley, of Vacaville, Calif., were
Wednesday and Thursday
at the Charles Wllden home. The
Nutleys were ranchers near rled
mond until a few years ago,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ammon
and their daughter, who is from
Lexington, Ky., w,ere visitors
Thursday at the Robert Denton
home. '
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brown and
sons were recent callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ritter
in the Powell Butte community.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Enlow and
sons, Melvin, Jimmy and Jerry,
spent Sunday night and Monday
in Fossil visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Enlow.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Owen Brown home were Mr. and
"0Wat40,50,60?"
-Man, You're Crag
Tom, your ul Tboamodf ere PiT,V70-
rSSiirS IMltee ou Kiel to body f Uel : g iron
which but men end wonwo emu "ola. TrT
O.lr.1 Tonft TtUta tot peo. rouifj L?? K"
Tew W. N WQUAlnted" UBkW
At ell drill tone everywhere In Bend.
Br.ndU ThrUt-WUe. Adv.
Mrs. Delmer Davis of Tumalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lloyd t.Prt
land and Mr. and Mrs. Trank
Rlebhoff of Redmond spent Mon
day evening at the August An-
T.rM. Walter Holt and
granddaughter, Doris Holt, left
By bus last Tuesday evening for
Arnold, Neb., because of the
death of her brother. The Holts
formerly lived near Arnold and
will visit relatives and friends
there before their return to Cen
tral Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Griffiths,
Jimmy and Jill, and Glen and
Clifford Brown enjoyed a picnic
dinner and swimming at Cline
Falls state park on .Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John n
Sunday evening visitors ,.'
Charles Wllden home at
Robert Denton was a n
thJ Jon Newton ho in p? '
art Ridge community s. L"
Juvenile of Redmond
will serve the lunch inr .P1
ular subordinate meetlne
evening, August 13. m?. n'
Moore, matron. suooJ.. u .
the children furnish i CMkiJ11
serve with the ice creanT 10
MILLERS LIKE MILLER
Miller, S. D. HPLTh v,
like Miller more than the H?
do. The new telephone diS!
lists 20 Millers and
Smiths. only
SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY
BUY BEND DAIRY PRODUCTS
For Proven Top Quality Always
Berkshire
"Sharp" Cheese
III the Grocer Section
LB. PKG. 79
Ground Beef
and
Pork Sausage
Peeled in
Casing. LB,
Order SAFEWAY VALUES
in MEATS ....
Leg O' Lamb Roast
Lean Tender Meaty
Shanks Cut Short- "f Ac
LB. 7
Lamb Shoulder Roast
Square Cut ZAc
No neck to buy! LB. 07
59e .! lb. 65c I lb. 55c WMm :
.... uusmJ?
imm MEATS at WWJM
will help you control Living Costs!
Yes, indeed) Lunch Meats will help you keep meal costs down and besides
y a platter of assorted cold cuts can make a real banquet for your family
if you'll spread out a nice variety on the platter. Your Safeway Market
has prepared a wonderful assortment tot your selection this week at special
. low prices to help your budget. Come in and feast your eyes we guarantee
it will make you hungry.
LARGEST VARIETY IN OUR HISTORYNOW ON DISPLAY
O Bologna O Wieners O Veal Loaf
O Pickle Pimento O Pork Loaf.
O French Head Cheese O Chicken Loaf
O Macaroni & Cheese O Minced Ham
O Combination Loaf O Ham Loaf
O Polish Sausage O Smoked Liver Sausage
PAN-
READY SEA FOODS
Haiibut Steaks
Fillet of Sole
Fillet of Cod
fb. 55c
lb. 48c
lb. 45c
Smoked Cod Fillets lb. 53c
Kippered Salmon lb. 79c
Look for these Special Values
on display In our Grocer Section
KRAFT DINNERS
Macaroni
& Cheeie
2 packages 19c
TOMATO JUICE
Sunny Dawn
46-oi. can
23s
49'
SODA CRACKERS
Crispy Boiy Baieri 2-lb! b
GRAHAMS C4e
Pirates' Gold Cracker. Mb. boi 9 1
GRAHAMS c-e
Honey -Maid Crackers 2-lb. bo 1
PUDDINGS
Jiffy Lou Variety par pVg.
PUDDINGS
Roynr VrMy ptr pig.
TOMATO SOUP
Rencho Brand
7s
8e
9 Are
IO'j-oi.
BREAKFAST FOODS
Take Your Choice:
Wheaties
Qkar v-15C
Puffed Rice p.
OR Hello,,', OUh rK3-
Rica Krispies VsW"
and Pap
PORK & BEANS 0lV
Case & Swayna No. 2'i can CU
PANCAKE FLOUR ene
Suianna Brand 40-oi, pkg. v
PANCAKE FLOUR
Sparry Brand
3-lb. pi,.
SHORTENING $l no
Royal Satin 3-lb. can ,,w
SHORTENING $).15
Snowdrift 3-lb. can
SYRUP
Sleepy Hollow 12-or. bol.
MORRELL
"SNACK"
Lunch
Meat
43e
51-ot.
can
Adam's
CITRUS
SALAD
Orange nd
Grapefruit
23'
. Jell-Well
Desserts
Gelatine
3.01. 7e
Pk,. '
24c
3A
LOOK
FOR
Canterbury
Black TEA
14-bag aJQc
Pkg. 10
Upton Tea 1 6-bag. pi. 21c
Nob Hill Coffee Mb. 48c
Airway Coffee Mb. 46c
' Edwards Coffee Mb. 53c
Folger's Coffee Mb. 55c
HJ. B.Coffee Mb. 55c
Hills Coffee Mb. 55c
Chase & Sanborn Mb. 55e
EGGS
in our refrigerated
DAIRY CASE
Safeway eggs are kept under con
stant refrigeration right up to the
moment you buy them your assur
ance of absolutely fresh eggs.
Grade AA
Large sixes
Grade A Large
Grade A Med.
Dei. 75C
do,. 73c
Dox 71C
Mrs. Wrighf's
BREAD
White or Wheat
Mb. loal 14c l,-lb. 21c
Bye Bieed Mb. Loel Je
Ten-BLow
Ice Cream Mix
, AW fcAW
vs. 10-OX.
opun,n3, can
A, Can t
37e
APRICOTS
U. S. No. 1 Grade
From Yakima
12 lb. flat 98c
Honeydew Melons, sweet, ripe lb. 10c
Golden Corn, grown locally lb. 13c
Cucumbers, garden fresh lb. 10c
Danish Squash, uniform sixes lb. 14c
Ripe Tomatoes, firm, flavorful lb. 15c
New Potatoes, easy peelers 10 lbs. 45c
Fresh Green Beans lb. 141c
Avocados, pre-ripened, calavos lb. 32c
Summer Squash, yellow lb. 8c
Seedless Grapes, crispy, fresh lb. 25e
Eggplant, bread and fry! lb. 15c
.OREGON CENTENNIAL WEEK-Aug. 9-14