TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1948
PAGE SIX
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
Leads of Both
Boston Teams
Are Increased
New York, Sept, H IB
bu may be the drviT workjhop
but you couldn't prove it today
to the pace-setting Braves or Red
Sox, both of whom Inafed while
the conrerutinir Indians and Pt
rates .offered setbacks yester
day. Toe Braves increased their first
place margin to the National
league to -3!i games, when the
second place Pirates took it on
the chin against the up-and-com
ing Giants, 5 to 2, ai ?tew Yortc j
Iat night. i
Lefty Vor.ita Kennedy wa the !
Blaster all the way in topping the
Burs and ending their winning ,
streak at seven games, their long-!
esit of the season. Kennedy, who
scattered nine hits, scored hia
thfrd victory.
The Giants made three runs fn
the first inning off Lefty Vic
Lombards who used to heat them ,
regularly when he pitched for the
Dodgers, hot who has suffered f
four straight defeats against them
since Joining the Pirates . i
Willard Marshall's two-run sin- f
age over the .200 mark to J04 i & f eam' after a11
with two singles in a losing cause. I up several combinations y ester
lie is the only Pirate above -300. i y iterroon and hitting some
Indian L pet where between 165 and 170
, The third place Indians drop-1. pounds,
ped to three games behind thej .The only "heavyweight" on
leading Red Sox when the Browns I decit appears to be Doug Hog
tipset them, 3 to 2, at Clevelard ; and. left tackle, who tips the
in a game that was marred by i
the critical injury to Indian pit
cher Don Black.
The Browns rallied late to snap
a seven game Cleveland winning
streak. A two run single by Dick
Kokos tied the score in the
eighth after Black and Bob Mun
crief held the Browns scoreless
for seven innings. In the ninth a
single by Paul Lehner. a two
base wild throw by Sam Zoldak
and a single by pinch-hitter Joe
Sehuitz put over the winning
run. Joe Gordon hit his 28th
homer for the losers.
riodeer Best Cabs
The Dodgers gained a most
satisfying victory over the Cubs,
beating their number one nem
esis, Lefty Johnny Schmltz, 6 to
4. by rallying later, getting all
of their runs in the sixth and
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Penny Wise
"Now think hard, Uncla Herman. Which pigRie did
you put your savings in to make that clown payment
on the acrpar;!? you bought from Anne Forbes, Realtor,
30 Oregon Ave., phone 3G-W."
Folks, there's a new 4-room house on Butler Market
Road near school. Three acres of land with a beautiful
MOUNTAIN VIEW. It's an ideal corner for a BUSI
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It's a bargain at S42S0.
See My Listings On the Classified Page.
Atlas Has Nothing on Verducci!
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D(mlnlT Joe Terduccf. St UarTs coach, shows that be (ant
little, after Ht Hert ne jogs zao -
tor a practice session at Ubntga.
card aninot Lcvola is Los
Lava Bear Coach Looks for
More Weight in Line Positions
Lava Bear Coach I tank Nilsen
j was looking for weight to fill in
beam at slightly over 190. From
there the line candidates shade
rapidly down to 150 pounds with
only a few over 170.
The backf letd will average
about 165, including 190 pound
Phil Cillis at fullback.
Yesterday afternoon the Bears
were put through a hard scrim
mage session in preparation for
Friday's game with the Redmond
seventh innings. Schmltz, who
had beaten the Dodgers six times
this season, suffered his second
straight starting setback against
them. The victory put the Dodg
ers back into third place a -por
tion of a percentage point ahead
of the Giants and Cards who were
tied for fourth.
Rex Barney, making his first
start since his no-hitter of last
Friday, gave up nine hits to score
his 14th victory. Bruce Edwards
paced the Dodgers with a two
run double. . , . .
There were no other major
league games scheduled. ;
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
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National League
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Boston 79
Pittsburgh ..73
577
537
Brooklyn 72
St. Louis
73
536
536
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.419
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
American
.73
Z'57
...-56
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.618
.609
564
.485
.403
.355
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Boston
New York
86
..84
.84
.79
..64
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
54
Washington 49
Chicago 43
HOSPITALS KEPT BUSY
New York iU'' Hospitals In the
United States cared for nearly
18,000,000 bed patients last year
at a cost of $2,354,344,000, the
American Hospital association re
ports. The number was 2,000.000
more than the year before. In ad
dition, 40,000.000 visits to hospi
tals were made by outpatients.
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.Panthers. Featuring the scrim-
mage session was some tight de
fensive play oy tine canoioaces
particularly the guards. Leading
candidates for these positions are
Marvin ilix, Pheicn Culiison,
Mack Malone, Bill SteidJ, Duane
Hamby, Jack Halt and Jim Wil
liams. Prospects for center are again
on the upswing as Bob Lubke
and Tom N'iebergall are almost
recovered from slight injuries re
ceived last week. Also recover
ing are Ken Stevens, halfback
and Bruce Longbaria, quarter
back. Nilsen said the traveling squad
for the Redmond game has not
yet been chosen and will depend
largely on showings made in prac
tices today and Wednesday.
Van Allen Joins
Hole-ln-One Club
For Bend Course
W. E. Van Allen became a mem
ber of the Bend Golf club's ex
clusive hole-ln-one group yester
day afternoon by dropping a ban
in the cup on the 91-yard 16th
hole.
Playing with van Allen was
Vance Coyner. Van Allen teed off
across the water hole with the
ball going toward the sun so the
men could not see it in flight.
They discovered the hole-in-one
when they reached the green. A
high wind was blowing at the
time.
The deepest spot in the At
lantic so far measured is about
22.460 feet, the Swedish Albatross
deep sea expedition reports. It
was near the Equator.
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Sport Parade
By Owsr FrsJey
tTnitwt ?r Sooroe Wnurl
Forest Hills, N- V.. Sept. i
Th . Wawalud eolden a !
of sports aU fc around some far PnniSVUr an(1 Friday. Mr. and i American cities Saturday in oto
distant corner today and for ad- MfS Jcr-n Vaas. ol RalT-oad. servance of air force day.
ditional weijhty evider.ee eonsid-1 viaited at the fiopper home. Eight of the Superforts under
er the atroeiou tennis currently i Patsy ifartford placed second at , the command of Ll. Col. Michael
hfn rTrrated on the sacred the state fair last wee in her ; McCoy o Pomona. Calif., left
being perpetrated on the saerM emeat project. The ; here yesterday for Frustenfeld
greensward In this Mecca ol theip.0ject jtmaistej 0j fixing up a bruck, Cermany. Three others,
nlf- . I dressing table and stool, the under the command of MaJ.
The big concrete horseshoe In o( a so;a ejahion. the , James R. Dale. Jr of Wise, Va
this swanky residential district ; covering o( a Limp jnade and the i headed for Mar ham. England. A
toog has prided itself on present-j fcaraing ct a picture, for her ; fourth plane in the English, group
ing the champions of the court at ; deiaved by engine trouble.
th.tr brf-tf. Thev still have the; , r n : . r. Cr. .
out pjvf?1 '"""'Mr. and Mrs. OUie Dierker. of I
j flighters are a long dull journey vi(?d &Ver the week ,
iSuLrltUWBt"yaat! 1, !
Just as baseoau stui is waiting
for the youngsters delayed by the (
along with the old guard com pos
ed of Lloyd Mangmm. Ben Hog
an and Jimmy DeMaret as its
best, so, too, tennis needs new
blood. .
Qnist Leads
Take the list of foreign
lengers shooting at the men's title Hoover and daughters spent Mon
as they run off the U. S. amateur j day visiting relatives at Steven
championships. Listed as the lead- j son mountain lookout,
ing contender from other shores Mr. and Mrs. Chet Morrill and
is Adrian Quist, the 35-year-old i son. Bobby, spent the Labor day
Australian Davis cup veteran who ! week end visiting relatives in
was top drawer as far back as 1 Kennewick, Wash.'
1936. A good game guy, this Mr. and Mrs. George Low spent
yum, but in the old days a play- j
er of his current caliber would
have been a spectator.
His presence in such a chaileng-
ing role is an insult to the snin-,
ing spectres of such historic vis
itors as flashing Fred Perry or
those gallant musketeers from
France Jean Borotra, Henri Co
chet and Jean LaCoste.
"American amateur tennis, too.
Is in the doldrums. Our three top
ranking stars are phlegmatic
Frankie Parker, a tennis automa
ton of 32 who has been in the
first 10 for 15 consecutive years;
Billy Talbert. at 30 no world beat
ter and 34-year-old Gardnar Mul
loy. Being brutally frank.
couldn't have performed on the
same courts with such as Big Bill
Tilden, the raging Don Budge,
slamming Ellsworth Vines, the
rabbit-quick Bobby Riggs or the
departed Jack Kramer.
Small Group
Among the women there is a
tight Uttle group which controls
the net. They are Louise Brough,
Mrs. Margaret Osborne du.Pont,
Doris Hart and Mrs. Patricia Can
ning Todd. They are by far the
best, but still not in the class of
such former aces as Alice Marble.
Helen Wills. Helen Jacobs or the
slashing Pauline' Betz.
The kids have a Babe Kutn
complex which ends with a boom-
Ing serve. Tactics and finesse are
ignored so the old timers who
have them still stay up at the top
dontfp failinc and lost now-
er. !
When the kids learn that it
takes skill and science as well as
brute force in tennis, and other
games, too, you'll start to see
new and worthwhile faces in the
history books of sports.
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Tumalo. Sept. M (Special-1
f- anrf Mrs. John Ifcccer as
.hir miirs Wednesday of last;
i ic vr anH Mf O. J. Chris-
tofteiati and children of Ariing- i
. Io3. Mrs. Xevens. of Spring- j
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. h, -,OVed here with :
and . their two
Ismail chiidren.
Brooks Scanlon
Brooks-Scanlon Camp. Sept. -14!
ehal-r(Sceciai Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
the week end at the coast. j
Mr. and Mrs". R. E. Smith and j
children spent Sunday picking i
blackberries near Sweet Home.
They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Ftcfcas and son,
Deibert, of Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allison spent
the week end visiting at the Cecil
Allison home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gassner and
daughter, Sharon, of Bend, were
visitors Sunday at the Ole Larson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Hammock
and children were visitors Mon
day at the Orphy Reese home.
The latest device for home bak-
theyfers is a brush that greases Dans
without smearing the hands. The
barrel holds shortening which is
released through the brush by a
turn of the handle.
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LONG DISTANCE"
How telephone operators
route and time your calls
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2. When the call is answered, thousands of miles
away, the operator placing the call slips her "toll ticket"
into this device . . . known as a calculagraph. When you
begin talking, she moves a lever to stamp the time on" the
ticket. When you hang up, a signal tells her to stamp it
again . . . thus recording the length of your calL
4. When you make a telephone
call, you hire a mighty servant to work
for you at small cost. And that servant
is more useful than ever. In the past
ten years, the number of telephones on
the Coast has about doubled. We're
hard at it to provide more and better
service for more people. And each new
telephone added makes every telephone
that much more valuable.
"Bombers to Make j
Mock U.S. Attacks
Westover Field. Mass., Sent. 14
Hf Eleven B-i bombers were
en toute to Europe today on non- j
stop flight in preparation for a
bombing force of 0 ptanes.
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