The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, April 06, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text6. PAGE EIGHT THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6, 1 9.4? Oyer Joe Kahut Portland, April 6 (IP) Baby Dutch Culbertson of Los Angeles won a split decision over Joe Ka hut of Woodburn, Ore., In their 10-round main event fight at the Portland Civic auditorium Tues day night. There were no knockdowns, but Culbertson cut Kahut's right .eye midway of the bout and the Woodburn farmer whent the'rest of the route with that orb shut Referee Packy MacFarland and Judge Eddie Volk gave Culbert son the nod, while Judge Al Lix voted for Kahut. It was the third fight between the two heavy weights. Kahut won a close de cision from Culbertson here two months ago, after they previously had fought to a draw in Seattle. Culbertson weighed 180, and Ka hut 186. Mickey Glmbel138, Redding, Cal., outpointed B. Vanderveer, 137, Seattle, in a fast six-round semi-windup. Monte Montgom ery, 130, Klamath Falls, Ore., decisioned Buddy Gilman, 128 Mj, Seattle, in a special six-rounder. Jerry Renaul, 125'A, and Jimmy Proctor, 129 V4, both Portland, drew in four rounds. Eddie Jo nan, 156, Klamath Falls, decision ed Ralph Ayers,' 157, Pendleton, Ore., In four. " FIGHT RESULTS ; (By United Praia) Belfast, Ireland Rinty Monag . han, 110, Ireland, outpointed Maurice Sandeyron, 110, France (15) (flyweight title). , , ' Hartford, Conh.--Felix Ramir ez, 132, San Jose, Cal., stopped Jose Cardenas, 130, New York (4). . , Los Angeles Leonard Morrow, l74'4, Oakland, Cal., TKO'd Wat 'son Jones, YlWi, Los Angeles (8). "; Portland, Ore. Baby Dutch Culbertson, 180, Los Angeles, out pointed Joe Kahut, 186, Wood burn, Ore., (10). OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams TEMPTATION & WELL, JOST TAP THESE I f "TO BUY ANT" I INVENTORS .RODS INTO TH1 0OUNP 1 I THING TIWU. 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Greenwood Grocery had nign game oivzu and mgn series of 2757. Danny Musgrave was the honor roller with a 221 single game and a 555 series. Scores fol low: - The Pastime: A. Klzer, 414; Bunny, 467; F..Kizer, 411; Lester, 507; absentee, 426. Total, 2462. Erlckson's: Forbes, 519; Barf knecht, 508; Kesslcr, 394; Seger stroth, 391; T. Loree, 474. Total, 2460. Shoop & Schulze: Diver, 457; Lohr, 374; Clausen, 391; Fuls, 328; Taylor, 439. Total, 2517. Bend specialized: Allen, alb; Woods, 434; O'Neal, 497; Crane, 374; Amonds, 418. Total, 2701. Post Office: Anderson, 503 Kiel, 398; Clark, 395; Alwinger, 509; Loree, 539. Total, 2l6. Waldorf: Colder, 440; Gleason, 419; Rapor, 459; Cundcll, 458; Rukaveno, 509. Total, 2U12. Hudson Duncan: Smith, 476; Paynor, 391;-Canghcy, 450; Piti- gliuno, 417; hi Musgrave, 531. To tal, 2534. a 'h .. Greenwood Grocery: "Jerome, 4l; Goldman, 5U4; Dallas, Langorotta, 519;. D. Musgrave, 555. Total, 2757. AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE In the Automotive league Bun nell Motors scored a 40 sweep over Carroll Motors and also car ried off team honors with a 962 single game and a 2865 scries. In other matches Pacific Trallways, hand Motor Co., and Halbrook Mo tors took 3-1 decisions from An derson-Nash, Moty & Van Dyke and Ward Motor Co., respectively. Individual honors went to George Ngrcott with a 208 single w 'I UNDERSTAND SANITONE DRY CLEANING REMOVES SPOTS Yes, Sanitone 1st better Mud ef dry clttnlitj;! Spot arc banished lit dulled colon are revived . s ; perspiration stains and odor gone i t i no dry cleaning odors! Our Sanitone Service meant extra attention to all details too buttons sewn on, loose but' tons secured and minor mending jobs are done FREE of charge. Get this better kind of dry cleaning for all your clothes. Jrhona us today! City Cleaners & Dyers Marion Cady Frank Wonser 1032 Wall Phono 246 FOR A BETTER KIND OF DRY CLEANING SPECIAL on DRY WOOD 3D ) $9.75 I in a ! 24 in. Dry Ponderosa Pine cord 14 in. and 16 in. Dry Ponderosa Pine . .cord $10.00 Softball League Plans Meeting Van Brocklin Landed by Rams Los Angejes, April 6 (IP) The Los Angeles Rams of the Nation al football league today apparent ly had landed star University of Oregon quarterback Norm Van Brocklin, one of the nation's top collegiate 'backs in 1948. Coach Clark Shaughnessy of the Rams said Van Brocklin wrote him he would be able to graduate in June, despite reports he did not have all his gradua tion requirements. 1 The Rams drafted the passing ace last season. v Club spokesmen said they had not yet talked contract terms with Van Brocklin and would not until he graduated. A meeting of Bend Softball as sociation teams will be held Fri day at 7:30 in the commission room of the city hall, officers of the group have announced. Offi cials of the circuit stress that each team planning on entering league play this year should be represented at the conference. So far, six teams have signified their intentions of Joining the summer circuit. They are Evans Fly Co., Child's. Hardware, Pal ace, Medo-Land, All State Realty and the West Side tavern. The league voted earlier to Jim it entries to eight teams, and two vacancies still exist. They will be filled by the first qualified appli cants. . The Evans Fly team and Child's Hardware squad will hold prac tice sessions Sunday at 12:30 p. m., on the Bend municipal diam ond. Following the practice play, a short game between the two squads will be arranged. With only one league to be In play this year, and with consid erable material available,' a fast brand of Softball is expected this' season. game and to Gib Illingworth and Earl Georgeson for 53!) series. Next week brings the first place Halbrook Motors up against Hand Motor Co., whb is only two points Scores follow: Ward Motor: E. Allen, 465; C. Allen, 441; Bieg, 362; Latto, 446; Pierce, 491. Total, 2553. Halbrook Motors: Umbargcr, 45b; Smedley, 45b; Lentz, 441; Norcott, 515; Oneal, 419. Total, 2581. Moty & Van Dyke: Bjorvik, 409; Miller, 481; Vandevert, 358; .Cut- shall, 394; King, 412. Total, 2486. Hand Motor: D. Crane, 425; Wll son, 434; Wood, 445; O. Crane, 417; Ratliff, 454. Total, 2586. Trailways: Bartlett, 362; Wear, Royal DeLaney, Lava Bear jave- 4su; urannvom, m; liiingsworin, inn hurler of former years, Is AAU Tournament To End Tonight Boston, April 6 IIP) Eight rug ged American boys whose fists speak with authority will be crowned "world a" amateur cham pions tonight as the National AAU concludes the greatest box ing tournament In history. With 32 lads from throughout the United States and Hawaii re maining In this 61st annual mara thon of maul, ringslders who have watched 136 bouts during two days of trials and quarter-finals gave the edge to these boxers:. . Johnny Ortega, Oakland, CaL, 112-pound class. . Dick Rail, Seattle, Wash., 118 pound class. Benny : Apostadlro, Honolulu, 126-pound class. John Aguilar, Seattle, Wash., 135-pound class. Defending champion Eugene Linscott, Grand Rapids, Mich., 147-pound class. Eddie Birdwell, . Atlanta, Ga., 160-pound class. Delopez Oliver, Honolulu, 175 pound class. Anderson Nash: Muller, 328; Steinberg, 338; Christie, 368; Gar rison, 344; Ncdrow, 445. Total, 2345. Hunncll Motor: Murphy, 470; Clark, 436; Petersdn, 426; Kilgore, 481; Georgeson, 539. Total, 2865. Carroll Motor: Edwards, 339; W. Moye, 368; K. Moye, 413; Hen derson, 443; Vails, 357. Total, 2544. Royal DeLaney On OSC Squad member of the Oregon State col lege laia irac-K squaa, eccoraing to information from Corvallls. De Laney is a sophomore at the state college and is the only ex-Lava Bear listed on the 1949 OSC squad. Cliff McDonald, Prineville, Is also a member of the Orange track squad tnis spring. He 18 a sophomore, and competes in hur die events. . . , i. Sport Parade By Oscar FraJey - (United Pros 8 porta Writer) New York. April 6 tin Th -golfing clan is gathered in Augus ta wis ween lor tne masters and the locker room lyricists might like to know that their chief sub jectWalter Hagen is in "ro bust" health again today after a rougn winter. riagen has been gone from com petitive golf for a numbor of years now. But wherever and whenever the golf gang gets' to- getner you can be certain that much of the conversation will be about the man they fondly call ine naig. , Maybe much of it is because of what he did for the pros. For nobody can doubt that it was Sir Walter who broke down the social barriers and gained en tree to the clubhouse for the men who make their living by hitting a ntue wnite ball. Certainly he was made for such a Job, for Hagen always was the old man river of self-enjoyment, a suavely boisterous man who play ed golf to live and not to make a living. Yet he was the first golfer to make a million and the first to spend It, Walter .won 55 major titles, including two U.S. opens, lour British opens and five P.U.A. championships. But he picked up more checks than any man of this time, threw more parties and spent more lor clothes. He liked to stand around and belt the old songs and the older vintages. And his personal phil osophy was: Don t hurry, don t worry. You 're here on a short visit so you might as well smell the flowers." Another, reason that the tales of his swashbuckling career con sume so many nostaligic hours on merry clubhouse evenings Is tnat tne stories are gay, and true. ' On one occasion. Sir Walter kept the' Duke of Windsor, once nis majesty, King iiuward vm, waiting 45 minues at the tee. And the match was hardly under way when Hagen prompted: "Take the pin. Eddie. I think I'm going to hole this one." ; "Eddie" did. so did Walter. The stories of Hagen are many, but all illustrate the ease and freedom he gave the game, the relaxed concentration which car ried him tq greatness and his suc cessful psychology. , At 57, Hagen now is opening his own golf club company In Grand Rapids, Mich. AAU BOXING RESULTS Co A noil R IIP! HOW WeSt- eraers fared in yesterday's Na tional aau matcnes: 118-pound class: , ni., Doll Cnattlo Wash., deci- t.Jt-i ivau, - ------- . . sloned Howard Keyes, Utica, N. Y. 126-pound class: Dnnn.i ArwiatnHirn HnnrtlUlU. de- cisioned Alfred Alexander, Port land. Ore. . , ... , cun-t Cnnttr Mow York CltV. HUUCll 1 l"V " ----- - decisioned Jerry Denlson, Port land, Ore. - 160-pound class: DAkot uiphman. Greeley, Colo., decisioned Robert Burgess, Portland, orei Huarter-f mats 112-pound class: Mniro Rpattle. Wasn., decisioned Bob Tenequer, Lawton, Okla. 135-pound class: inhn A miliar. Seattle. Wash., stopped Don Rogers, Portland, Ore., (3). 175-pound class: v..M.th n o n v p r. 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