The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, March 18, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textvmii J J fx 5 .'.'r'J -' t"l Mr-It fMV PAGE TWO Dressen Manages Pennant Winning Oakland Nine " By Hal Wood (UnlUd Prmt Sporu Wrltar) Oakland, Calli.. March 18 (lit. Stepping into the shoes of a man who just won a pennant Isn't considered a sure way to success. ' In fact usually you can't win. But little Charley. Dressen has taken over as manager ol the 1948 Pacific coast league cham pion Oakland Acorns and from all outward appearances he'll be lust as successful as was last . yean's- ' Casey Stengel, who got promoted to the New York Yanks where Dressen had been a coach. ; ' . Material Lacking Oh the surface. Dressen does n't -.have quite the material that Stengel worked with. And the chances are, little Charley won't be quite as free with owner Brick Laws' money as was Sten gel. But he may get results in a different way. : In cutting their pay-roll, which had taken on big league propor tions,i the 'Atoms during the win ter lopped off such high salaried talent as first baseman Nick Et ten, who hit 43 homers last year; catcher Ernie Lombard!, the for mer National league batting champion;. . centerf lelder Brooks Holder, arid others. ; "Martin Groomed i The lad. being groomed for star . dom is Billy (The Kid) Martin, a sensational 1948 rookie, who prob ably will be the infield spark on tnis years team. He piays secona base. The veteran Les Sacarsella will be at first; veteran Ray Ham- ricK at short and another old timer, Dario Lodiglani at third. The infield looks set and fairly solid. - The catching will be first class, Billy Raimondl, starting his 17th year in Acorn spangles, will share the backstop . duties with Don Padgett, down from the majors, Both are .300 hitters and Rai mondi is without a peer. In the receiving department. . Outfield Good ' The outfield looks pretty good, too yery good offensively, with . considerable room for improve ment defensively. Right now it stacks up as George Metkovich, who hit .336 last year; Loyd Christopher. .317, and Mel Dueza bou, .304. This trio committed 22 errors in' the outer garden last year, with Metkovich making 13 of these. The pitching should.- be : ade quate if the,, old-timers continue to come through.. Charley Gassa way, a 15-8 man last year, is back for more. Lou Tost, Ray Janikowski, Earl Jones, Ralph Buxton and Frank Nelson make up the top flight of the remain ing moundsmen. Jones, Tost and Buxton won 38 and lost 24 be tween them last year, while Nel sdn and Janikowski hurled else where. . . BEND South of lot Office Michigan Coach Seeks OSC Job Corvallls, March 18 P)-.For- rest Evashevski, Michigan State college backfleld coach, conferred with Oregon state college oiii clals'todav concerning the foot ball coaching job made vacant by the recent resignation of Lon Stlner. , - Evashevski, who gained fame as a collegian at Michigan as blocker for Tommy Harmon, was met at the Portland airport last night by OSC Athletic director Roy S. (Spec) Keene, but neither would comment on jwasnevsm s chances for the Beaver spot. Campus reports, however, men tioned Evashevski as the man most likely to succeed the veteran Stlner, Fans Welcome Hollywood Team (Br United Preu) The Hollywood Stars got warm welcome trom nometown followers today as they returned to Gilmore field for an exniDiuon game with the San Diego Padres. The Padres had their five-game winning streak stopped snort yes terday by the Seattle Ralniers, who caught fire in the ninth to give ban Diego a a to l iicwng at Ontario, Cal. Seattle was busy today with the Los Angeles police at Wilming ton, Cal under the watchful eye of Manager Jo-Jo White. Portland spent its second game- less day at their (Riverside, Cel., springs quarters with Manager Bill Sweeney scheduling light drills for all the squad. The San Francisco seals and Oakland Acorns traded yester day's opponents, the Seals tilting with the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Oaks lining up against the St. Louis Browns. The Browns hopped on young Con Dempsey yesterday to drop San Francisco 2 to 1, making the clubs' two game series an even split. . Oakland suffered a similar fate at the hands of a rampaging Pitts burgh club. The Pirates took a 10 to 4 nignt victory. The Los Angeles Angels also had a major league opponent to day in the Chicago Cubs Bees who took the field against the Seraphs at Fullerton, Cal. The Angels came up with a 9 to 7 victory over the Sacramento Solons. - - COLLEGE BASKETBALL I - " (By United PreM) .'National invitation tournament at New York: . -. . Loyola (Chicago) 55, Bradley. 55 (semi-final). San Francisco 49, Bowline Green 39 (semi-final). Holy Cross 66, Manislus 56. An average farm will use about 2000 board feet of lumber each year. with a Specialized Engine Tune -Up The pep and zing you want in spring can't be had in an engine that's dirty and sluggish from winter choking. If you want that feel of cager-to-go- 1 places power, drive in for a tune-up. Our expert mechanics won't miss a thing and you'll drive into spring as though on wings. Time for Spring Lubrication and Cleaning, too! Just Drive In to GARAGE CO. Bowling In Shevliri-Hlxon Bowling league action last night at the Cascade bowl the Yard went to top place by taking three points from tne snipping, me rvuunu house took three points from the Sawmill and Dry Kilns captured three points from the Planers and Electric took 'three points from the Office, S. Jerome took high single game with a. score of 205, with O. Pickens coming in for second high game of: 201. Fred Fred, rickson won high series with his scores of 162-163-199524. Scores follow: Electric: Youngberg 450: Todd 485; Selkln 470; total, ui lice; B. Hamilton 347; Donahue 428: W. Hamilton 387; total, 1282. Dry Kilns: Raycraft 4u; Miner 410: Thompson 479; total, l&iu. Planers: G. Pickens 410; Carlton 386: O. Pickens 484; total, 1418, Yard: Hames 43tf; r, uougiass 466; Petty 451; total, 1415. Ship ping: Fields 411; Ferguson 382; Preede 452: total. 1395. Sawmill: S. Jerome 3u; tsasim 507; J. Jerome 478; total, 1510. Roundhouse: Piggott 503; Fred rickson 524; Summers 597; .total, 1641. CLASSIC LEAGUE In Classic league play at the Cascade lanes last night, the Superior Cafe team scored high game of 970 and high series of 2703 in winning three points irom All State Realty. High individual honors went to John Stout with a 225 eame and Bill Whaley, Jr., who had games of 219, 210 and 199 for 628. Leon uevereaux was the only other man. to break 600, with a 618 series. In the other matches, Rixe Realty won three points from West Side Tavern, Medo-Land Creamery won three from the Elks, and Stover-LeBlanc and Trexler s Grocery split A-i. scores follow: Stover-LeBlanc: Crocker, 527; Einman, 494; Rookaveno, 491; Baughn, 504; Benson, 553; total, 2569. Trexler's: Burrell, 436 Foster, 495; Fox, 493; Douglas, 486; Trex ler, 525; total, 2435. Medo-Land: Judy, 510; Roller, 493 Lay, 496;' Blucher. 588; Mus- grave, 538; total, 2625. Elks: Norcott, 518: Devereaux, 618; Ross, 505; Steidl, '454; Sevy, 528; total, 2623, ' ' - West Side Tavern: Douglass, 550; Cundell; 283;. Madden, 496; Monical, 465; Brown, 537; Dutton, 181; total, 2512. '. Rixe Realty: Redifer. 482: Jan- zik, 503; Lanzorotta, 497; T. Loree, 466; P. Loree, 583; total, 2531.- All State Realty: Forbes, 578;- Ells, 573; Musgrave, 469; Barrell, 509; Georgenson, 539; total, 2688i Superior Cafe: Gnndle, 500; Howard, 556; Whdley, 628; Clark, 473; Stout, 546; total, 2703. " " " ' GLEEMEN Tb BROADCAST The Bend Gleemen will present a 15-minute radio program Tues day, March 22, at 7 p.m., over station KBND, the director, Don P. Pence, announced today. All members of the chorus should be at the studio by 6:40 p.m., he said. Give Your Car Wings for Phone 193 Spring THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON Voiceof, . If RMD- "40 ' Central Oregon " 1 W " ' Kilocycles Affiliated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System ON THI a -II' mt WITH KBND . Tonight at 9:45, KBND broad casts another Bend Lava Bear basketball game from McArthur court in Eugene, with Bend meet ini? Marshfield in semi-final play. Tomorrow evening's play will.'be broadcast at 7:30, or 6:45 depend ing upon Bend's status following play tonight. Dori't miss these basketball broadcasts - of the Bend team In state competition, Tomorrow noon, the regular Farmer's Hour, 12:45 to l will originate in the Redmond hotel, scene of the festivities in connec tion with "Old Timers' Day" in Redmond. ' Next -Tuesday, KBND will broadcast from the new. studios in the Redmond hotel. 1 TONIGHT'S PROGRAM. -- 5:00 Superman ''' 5:30 Captain Midnight 5:45 Tom Mix 6:00 Gabriel Heatter . . 6:15 Fashion; Time . . ' : 6:30 Riders of the Purple Sage 6:45 Dinner Music v 6:55 Bill Henry News 7:00 Gregory Hood '' 7:30 Melodic Moods ,! 8:00 Straight Arrow ' ' ' . 8:30 Scattergood Balnes 9:00 News . 9:15 Fleetwood Lawton ' ' 9:30 Fulton Lewis . ' 9:45 Basketball . ll:00-Slgn Off SATURDAY, MARCH 19 . 6:00 Marine Band 6:15 Sunrise Salute " 6:45 Farm Reporter " 7:00 News - 7:15 Rise and' Shine ' ' 7:30 County Agent 7:40 News " . ' 7:45 Morning Roundup - " ' 8:00 Shoe Time 8:15 Music 8:30 News -.. 1 ! 8:45 Blue Baron Presents :uo urgan Treasures , S7.XO TCI UUU AgCIJt Basketball Bend High . vs. Marshfield 9:45 p.m. Courtesy GREGG'S Banner Bakery Water Pumps Light Plants SALES and SERVICE JERRY'S MOTOR SHOP 65 Revere ' IMS Galveston Ph. 1446-W I'h. 1557-W Wood Steel Aluminum FREE "ESTIMATES Bend Venetian Blind Mfg. Co. IWR R. Glenwnoil (Off of E, fith Street) Phone 1434-J TONITE 9:30-World News 9:35 Novelette 9:40 Women's Digest 9:45 By-Popular Demand 10:00 News 10:15 Two Ton Baker 10:30 Symphonies for Youth 10:55 New j 11:00 Pal Club 11:15 Music 11:30 Coast Guard on Parade 12:00 Noontime Melodies 12:05 Today's Classifieds 12:10 Noontime Melodies 12:15 Sport Yarns ' 12:20 Noontime Melodies 12:30 News 12:45 Farmers Hour 1:00 Redmond Hour 2:00 Russ Hodges Quiz 2:30 Island Serenade 3:00 Wings Over Jordan 3:30 Modern Melodies 3:45 Northwest News 3:50-rMusic 3:55 Central Oregon News 4:00 Bill Symes 4:15 Frank Hemingway 4:30 Music from Aloha Land 4:45 Relax With Rhythm 4:55 Remember When 5:00 Hawaii Calls . , 5:3& True or False; 6:00i-Club Corner ; 6:05 Music 6:15 Fashion Time ; 6:30 Guy Lombardo 6:55 Organ Interlude ' 7:00 Take a Number 7:30 Popular Favorites 8:00 Life Begins at 80 ' 8:30 Enchanted Hour 9:00 News 9:15 Time to Dance 9:30 Meet the Press , , 10:00 Monica Whalen ; 10:30 Victor Lombardo lliOO Sign Off ffovboafbr fforeesav : with easy, safe ; . . wonderful to use' ' COOKERS NEW.. 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Hamlin 'J J Dons Will Try To Stop Loyola New York, ' March 18 JIP Can the slick resourceful Doris of San Francisco university find out how to stop Jack Kerris, Loyola of Chi cago's one-man team, and thus win the National invitation bas ketball tournament? , That was the big question dribble-dizzy Madison Square garden fans were asking today about the payoff- battle between these two unseeded and once lightly-regarded finalists tomorrow night. Coach Pete Newell's west coast Dons provided the fifth major un set of the invitation event last night in the semifinals as they overcame Bowling Green s over whelming height advantage for a 49 to 39 triumph before' a crowd OI 18,301. : . 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