THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER .22, 1948
PAGE TWO
Oakland Wins
From Seals' Nine
THE STANDINGS
Team W,
Oakland ..............109
San Francisco .107
Los Angeles 07
Seattle 92
Portland 87
Pet.
.590
.588
.586
.505
.481
San Diego 82 100
Hollywood 70 103
Sacramento 74 108
.451
.484
.407
San Francisco, Sent. 22 UP
Floyd Speer, an Ozark mountain
lad, tamed the San Francisco
Seals on 10 pitches last night to
give the Oakland Acorns a 4 to 3
victory in the ninth-inning replay
' ol the celebrated "pine-tar game.
The big right-hander set the
Seals down one-two-three and left
Skipper Lefty O'Doul with just a
memory of the most bitterly pro
tested game in Pacific ', coast
league history. i -
i The victory, coupled with Se
attle's 6 to 0 win over San Fran'
Cisco later in the evening, gave
the Oaks a big two-game lead as
the pennant battle entered Its twl
light stages. - '
, Down San Diego wav, the Pad.
res rode to an easy 8 to 3 win
over the Hollywood Stars. And
Los Angeles took the Portland
Beavers to task 4 to 2 behind th
eight-hit hurling of Dewey Ad
kins. The Oakland - Sacramento
tilt was plaved Monday.
Seattle Wins '
. Seattle right-hander Guy Flet-?
oner touno tne skidding Heals
easy going after their five-minute
replay with the Oaks. He allowed
only seven hits to post his 46thi
victory of the year. The Rainiers
took a decisive four-run lead in
the third innlrtg on singles by
Mickey Grasso and Tony York,
and a double by rookie Jim Keat
ing. The Suds were never headed
or even threatened. ,
San Diego rallied for five runs
in the fourth to head off an early
Hollywood lead, arid added three
more in the sixth on singles by
Vince Shupe, Leo Wells, pitcher
Mike Budnick and Dain Clay.:
uudnicK scattered eight hits to
chalk up the win. .-..
The Angels lumped to a two-1
run lead over the Beavers In he
tirst frame when Cliff Aberson
slammed his 32nd homer of the
season. . . ':";.
' League president Clarence M.:
Rowland announced yesterday
that the governor's cup playoffs
will start Sept. 29. ; Pairings ;for
the opening series are to be an
nounced later.
Heavyweight Dies
Of Fight Injuries
Philadelphia, Sept. 22 llPi Bill
( C h i c k e n ) Thompson, negro
heavyweight, today was listed as
the 11th boxer and seventh Ameri
can to die of injuries received in
the ring this year. -
Thompson, 21-year-old Philadel
phia fighter, died last night at
Temple university hospital where
he had lain unconscious since be
ing knocked out in a bout last
Thursday night. An operation for
removal of a blood riot on h,9
brnln failed to save his life,
The lanky. 190-pounder went
down under a hail of blows tossed
at him by Johnny Haynes of New
York In the eighth and final
round of their bout at Philadel
phia arena.' The young fighter
went Into a coma from which he
never emerged.
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"" BORN THIRTY yeJ0O6ifissuf.a
Marcel Cerdan
Beats Tony Zale
In Title Fight
Jersey City, N. J., Sept. 22 (Hi
Marcel Cerdan, the French slug
ger who wrested the world mid
dleweight ' championship from
veteran Tony Zale, was willing
today to give the ex-champ a re
turn shot at the title in June, un
less Zale retires because of last
night's beating. 1
The stocky, black-haired, gold
toothed Frenchman from Morocco
gave 34-year-old Zale such a thor
ough battering that the semi
conscious "steel man" from Gary,
Ind., was unable to come out for
the 12th round.
Their bout, before 19,272 fans
at Roosevelt. stadium, was sched
uled for 15 rounds.
Dragged To Corner
Near the end of their 11th ses-'
slon, Cerdan was giving his ex
hausted and-floundering opponent
severe beating against the
ropes. Almost simultaneous with
the bell, a flashing left hook ex
ploded on Zale's chin. He wilted to
the canvas on his knees.' His han
dlers rushed out and half-dragged
Tony to his corner, where sponges
of ice water failed to revive him
completely.'
Co-managers Sam Plan and Art
Winch told Retoree Paul Cavalier
-Hwrmer light heavyweight boxer
of 'Paterson, N. J.' that Zale was
unable to continue. Cavalier wav
ed to the Cerdan corner that the
bout was finished. All this hap
pened before the bell could ring
to start the 12th round.
Cavalier later disclosed that he
had counted Zale out in his cor
ner, before he waved to the Cer
dan group. He said he had made
the count-out motions with his
right hand across his breast. He
said the ending was "a knockout
In the 12th round.
Weathers Kale's Best
,Cerd2n' wh hA Pne 1,n, "J0
ring a 2-1 underdog, surprised the
experts by weathering Zales
"Sunday punches ' to body and
head In the early rounds, and by
coming on with a sharp hooking
attack to hammer the Hoosicr
Into helplessness.
Actually, the outcome ot the
fight was decided in the fourth
round when Zale still fresh hit
Marcel squarelv on the chin with
a thundering straight right, stal
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Football Briefs
, (By United Pwi)
Corvallis, Sept. 22 tut The
Oregon State Beavers scrimmag
ed under the lights last night in
preparation for their clash with
the University of Southern Cali
fornia ' Trojans Friday night in
Los Angeles. Linemen bod orove
and Craig McMicken and Back
field coach Lee Gustafson were in
bed with colds but they were ex
pected to be In shape by game
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Eugene, Sept. 22,(lTi Universi
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warned the Webfoots today to
prepare for an array of fast, pass
snagging ends when they tangle
with Stanford in Palo Alto Sat
urday. Coach Jim Aiken put his
charge? through a long scrim
mage yesterday and scheduled
another tough workout for today.
Pullman. Sent. 22 IU1 Pass de
fense consumed mot of yester
day's practice session for the
Washington State Cougars. Ear
lier, the linemen polished up their
line "charge and blocking assign
ments while the backfield worked
over a few plays.
Moscow, Sept. 22 (IP) It was
the frosh against the varsity yes
terday as the University of Idaho
Vanilals put in a long day per
fecting their pass defense for Sat
urday night's game with Utah.
Coach Dixie Howell evidently
was seeking to prevent a repeti
tion oi . tne season opener wmcM
saw the Vandals allow Olegoi
Slate to complete 16 out of -22
aerials.
Palo Alto, Sept. 22 HP) Movies
of the Oregon-Santa Barbara
game convinced the Stanford In
dians yesterday that they are in
tor a busy afternoon Saturday
when they take on the University
of Oregon After the show, the
Indians went through a rugged
scrimmage and scheduled another
for today.
that terrific blow. It buckled the
challenger's knees, and forced
him to hang on lor a few seconds.
But Cerdan was fighting back be
fore the bell.
By remaining on his feet In the
fourth round and shaking off the
effects of that stunning punch,
the 32-year-old Frenchman from
Casablanca, Morocco, proved that
there was nothing phoney about
his -record bf never having been
knocked out in 13 years of profes
sional fighting.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
(By United Prau)
American League
W. L. Pet.
Boston 91 54 .628
Cleveland 90 55 .621
New York ..........i..-89 55 .618
Phllariolnhla 83 64 .565
Detroit I." ..71 72 .497
?t. Louis 56 86 .394
Wnohlnutnn ; ...51 95 .349
Chicago ........46 . 96 .324
National league
W. L. Pet.
Boston 86 58 .597
Brooklyn 79 66 .545
St. Louis 78 66 .542
Pittsburgh ....77 67 .535
New York .75 69 .521
Philadelphia ......... ....64 82 .438
Cincinnati ......... ...........59 83 .415
Chicago ...58 85 .406
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