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PAGE TWO FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1949 Bowling Big Guns of Coast League Open Fire on foe A Other; Padres, Rainiers Split, BUI Sail .Francisco, Aprii 22 (UPli-The big guns of the Pacific Coast league, the San Diego Padres and the Seattle Rainiers, turned their power on each other last night and came out with a draw. ' . ; "V.t The Rainiera clouted 14 hits in the opened of their double header to take an 8-3 decision, but the Padres equalized the euort wim an u-nn -a win in the second game. ; Elsewhere in the league Lob Angeles got excellent pitching again to defeat San Francisco 7-2 ; Oakland got excellent hit ting again to defeat Holly wood 8-8, while Portland and bacramento got rained out. In the . Seattle doubleheader southpaw Herb Karpel ran his record to 4-0 by giving the Padres only six hits in the seven-inning opener. One of the hits was a two- run homer' by Harvey Storey. Nell. Sheridan and Tom NeiU hit four-baggers for the Rainiers. In the second game Seattle could tret only six hits 'while San Diego hung the first defeat of the .season on bespectacled Charley Sehanz, who took a 4-0 record into the game. Carlsen Win A rain : Don Carlsen, recently acqalred by the Los Angeles Angels-from the parent Chicago Cubs, won his . third victory by limiting San Franelsco to five hits. Both Seal runs were unearned and came alt er Los Angeles had Knocked out Jack Brewer for four first-inning runs. Relief man Elmer Singleton pitched a fine game until the ninth, but the Seals were having too much trouble with Carlsen to hero him out much. Slnileton truck out ' nine Angels in his eight and two-thirds inning relief stmt. : The Oakland Oaks almost gave their game away to Hollywood by .committing three errors, but, put on ' a "five-run ninth inning to break a 3-all tie and win the game for relief pitcher Charles uassa 'way.' The Oaks had a 3-1 lead when two; errors in the eighth hcloed the Stars tie it ud. When the Oaks got five of their 15 hits in the ninth and the game was au but over.. ;' First Solit The- teams now move around for the first of the year's split weeks. Hollywood i goes on the road to play the San Francisco Seals in San Francisco and Los Angeles comes home to entertain Oakland. Sacramento and San Diego travel from the north-to play; a short series in Sacramento and'Portland goes to Seattle for a four-game series. ' . , The llncscores: ' . t . Soraipento ( t t Portland -; 9Sti4. Xos Alicle : .'. ," 400.000.012 f-18 1 San Irsncuco twa-UtMI-WM 2-6--1 - Carlson . anfl Malone, Surbrink (61 . Brewer. Singleton (1) nd Partee. Jarvto ). u''--; , . .;;,!,. V Oakland 1..'.,;....;., (11)1.101-005 S-lSr 6 Hollywood .... '.. 000.010-020 80 - Slione, Uaaaaway (7), Toet (0) arid Rl mondii Woods and Sandlock. . . , (1st irame) San DicKO , Seattle . Hwcluno, Hafey (a) Karuel and S. White. 081-000-08. 61 aao-oso-x -i4 l and Stockhaueen - " "'. ; ':!i ' 1 (2nd irame) '...: San Oleso 101-001-010 4.11 t Seattle 001-010-0002- 6 i Jurisich, Thompson 18) and Ritcbeyt Schans and Urausu. ; v ., c "T" league Standings By United Press COAST LEAUUB . . W, San DIcko 14 ilollywuod H - beattle 13 1.im) AnKeles 13 . DHcrHmuii.o 12 Oakland 11 ban t-ranclsco tl l'ortlana . . . 7 , ' NATIONAL, LKAlillE Cincinnati i 0 lliwton 11 1 VhiunKu 2 1 llronklyn . ... 2 1 Hen York ...! 1 2 1-ltU.I.Ul H 1 2 i'hilmipliihia 1 . 8 8L Louis 0 2 ' AMERICAN LEAUUE W. I. New York 8 Detroit 2 Clvvi-lanil 2 Vhilnurli.hla 2 St. Ijniis 1 (vIlirHlIO 1 B(MtOl) 1 WatihinK-ton 1 1 MEET STARTS TODAY Eugene. April 22 'IJi The Hay. ward relays Oregon's biggest annual high school track and Hold meet will begin here today with 61 schools competing for championships. 1'eti . , .088 .008 ' .64 . Mt .622 .468 v .876 .318 l't. l.oon .760 .667 .861 .333 .33.1 .260 .000 Tel. 1,000 ,HH7 .687 .606 .336 .383 .333 .li.,0 Lost. 41 43 61 61 fit ? CLASSIC LEAGUE ', Sparked by Bill Grlndle, who scored the season's high series of 656, the Superior cafe team took tour points last night from the West Side tavern to finish in the number one spot in the league standings. Vv. Foster, bowling for Trex ler's grocery, scored the high single game ef 244, and the Sio-ver-ieBlanc team scored the high team series for the evening with a 2813 total. Medo-Land creamery won three points from Trexler's grocery and Stover-LeBlanc- took four points from West Side tavern. In another match, Rlxe realty won three points from All Stale realty- .. final 'ream standings Team Wen Superior Cafe ...v.. 71 Meuo-lnd Creamery ........ 68 All SUU Realty 61 Stover-l8lane 61 West Side Tavern 68 Elks 46 66 H.e Realty . r 43 60 Trealere Grocery 88 78 Uttfn team same for the season Meuo-Lana Creamery 1042 High team series Superior Cafe ... 2886 Uikii individual game tor season Paul Bevy 278 Hifa individual series W.. Grlndle , . 668 j. bCORSS ' Rlie Realty i Redifer 662; Janilk 489: Lansarotia 466; T,' Lam (08; Loree 648 i total, 2686. All Bute Realty i Forbes 600; Ells 464; Muniirave 674; Sarrell 486; (ieoriieeon, HOf total. 2664. Trexierai Suit 490; Foeter 692 ; rox 624 ; W. Douglass 610 ; Trexler 647 ,- tola), 2663. ' Medo-Land l Judy 481 : Roller 681 ; Grln dle 6(6; Blueher (10; D. Musgrave (77; total, 2766. West Side Tavern i B. Douglass 643; Cundell 608 1 Madden 616; Monical 618; Brown 666 1 total. 2649. ' Stover-LeBlanc; Crocker (20; Blnman 612; Kukaveno 613; Baughn 620; Benson 641; total, KBiO. Superiur CaJe: Grlndle (27 ; Troxel 688 ; Clark total, 2108. ., . ' bike : . Norcott 828 ; Devereaux 484 ; Roes 487 1; Steidl 888; Bevy (18; total, 2J86.. . , SHEVUN HLXON LEAGUE ' In the Shevlin-Hlxon Bowling league play last night at the Cas cade bow. the Office and the Dry kilns split their games two and two, while the Electric took three points from the Yard. Ship ping took three points from the Sawmill, and the Planers won three , points from tne Round house., tif-j , High' teant game for the lilght Wgrtftfi the Electric with a Score of 547,""while the high -team ser ies went to the Dry kilns with a total score of 1514 pins. Ben Hamilton took high single game with a score of 227, which along with his handicap, gives him a' total of 253, high single game of the season, L. C. Thomp son took high series for the night with a total of 522 pins. :' Scores follow: 'Sawmill; S. Jerome 478; Baalm 466; J. Jerome 460; total, 1406. Shipping: Fields 488; Ferguson 874; Preede 482 ; total, 1486. 1'lanor: G. I'lckciia 446; Key 434: O. Pickens 478 1 total. 14(7. Roundhousot' 1'iggott 441; Kredrikson 482 1 Summers 604 ; total. 1417. Yard l HaweS 469 ; N. Douglass 468 ; Pet ty 4i8l total, 1404. Electric: Youngborg 4681 Todd 487; Selkln 478: total. 1606. ' Dry Kilns: Winalow 4110; Raycraft 408: Thompson 622: total. 1614. Of hoe: B. Hamilton 498; Donahue 422: W. Hamilton 896 i total. 1469. 671 ; Howard 490; Stout 688; Joey, Clemo in Main Event THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, UKttoUlN . :.. ,. & f 4 . I , , ' a. ' 't t , i . . f. . J f XL' it' V -4 is. A Joey Clemo, popular lightweight, will meet Johnny Garcia, of Pacific-coast renown, in the 10-round main event of the card to be: presemed in Bend Monday night. Mike Svetic, Portland, is. the promoter,-and the card will be presented under auspices -of the , .:'. Bend boxing commission. Gromek Pitches Cleveland To Victory in 2-Hit Game Electrical Wiring Coniinrrelnl and Domesiln CONTRACTING No job too large or (on smalt, , Estimate Gladly Given 'Deschutes Electric HAL' HUSTON 138 Wall St. Phone 878 ' ON INJURED LIST St. Louis, April 22 mi Cleve land Indian pitchers Bob Feller and Satchel Paige were on the Injured list as the club headed home today. teller s pitching arm was sore. It had become so painful in the Tuesday season-opener with the Browns that ho had to be reliev ed after two Innings. Paige s right leg was damaged while he chased flies in pre-game batting practice Wednesday. The trouble was diagnosed by club trainers as a pulled muscle, New York, April 22 (IB Steve Gromek of Cleveland pitched a remarkable two-hit, 8 to 2 victory over the Browns at St. Lduls yes terday.- The only plows wcre sutt cessive fifth inning homers by Jack Graham and Dick Kokos. Joe Gordon and Larry Doby hit Cleveland homers to pace a 10-hit attack, Doby getting his in slde-the-park with two men on base. At Philadelphia the Red Sox came to life just in time to give Marse Joe' McCarthy a happy birthday, blasting across four runs in the ninth to beat the Ath letics, 4 to 0. The Yankees also waited until the ninth to make It three straight over Washington at New York, winning 2 to 1 when Hank Bauer doubled in the winning run. White Sox Win The White Sox won, 5 to 2, against the Tigers at Detroit as rookies Herb Adams, with three hits, and Gus Zernial, with two, paced the attack. Cincinnati remained tne oniy Use classified ads In The Bulle tin for quick results. KOBINSON SIGNKI) Tacoma, Wash.,. April 22 U" -, Matchmaker Joe Waterman an nounced today that welterweight champion Sugar Itav Robinson has accepted a $10,000 offer for a non-title, overweight match here in July or August. The champion probably will meet either Bernard Docusen, New Orleans welter title hopeful, who last year lost a close 15-round decision to Robinson; Al Hostak, former middleweight champ of Seattle, or Milo Savage, nigged Seattle middleweight, Waterman said. unbeaten team In the National as Lefty Johnny Vander Meer made it two in a row over the Cardin als with a five-hit, 5 to 0 victory. ' 'Clint Hartiing used his newly' developed curve ball to subdue the Dodgers in a four-hit, 4 to 1 Giant triumph in Brooklyn in wnicn two-run homers by Sid Gordon and Mickey Livingston highlight ed the attack. - At Chicago, the Cubs made it two out of three over the Pirates,' winning 4 to 3 when catcher Botj Scheffing hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning. The Braves and Phillies were not scheduled. . . . ;. : m Cub Scouts Set ! Meeting Sunday Members of Cub Scout pack No. 25 will have their regular monthly pack meeting Sunday afternoon, April 24, at 2:30 p.m. at the Roy Mize farm. Cubs were, asked to Bring their Kites, ana If weather permits, there will be kilo flying and races. Cubs will be presented their pins for achievements passed in the last month. The boys will have a marshmallow roast and coffee and doughnuts will be served. ' All members of the group and their parents were being urged to attend. The Mize place is reached by following highway 07 south to Henry's service sta tion and store, then crossing the canal and turning on the trap club road. The Cubs will have signs posted from that point, it was announced. Special... COM PL EI PAINT JOB FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY ANY MAKE OF CAR Here's your chance to get a first class enamel job for your car at REAL SAVINGS! Our Workmen are highly skilled and you're assured of finest workmanship. AUTO GLASS REPAIRS UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS BODY & FENDER WORK Carroll's Body & Fender Service Central Oregon KBND- Kilocycles Affiliated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System ON TNI WITM KBND KBND's schedule tomorrow in cludes four Redmond programs, and one broadcast from Prine vllle. ; 4 ; The Redmond programs start at 10:15 with a direct broadcast from KBND's new studios in the Redmond hotel, for 15 minutes, and at 10:30 KBND releases a program recorded in Redmond on Thursday featuring Redmond union high school student talent. At 11:30 Saturday morning KBND airs a half-hour program featuring music presented by Central Oregon high school groups at the district music fes tival. At 3 o clocK tomorrow aner- noon, be, sure and tune in me program of ceremonies in Prine ville at the breaking of ground for Prineville's new Pioheer Me morial hospital. Present mans can lor jkbind to release at 6 p.m. Sunday evening a program transcribed at wizara Falls hatchery Sunday afternoon at the time of the unveiling of the memorial plaque honoring the late George Aitken of Sisters, and the dedication of the hatchery. TONIGHT'S PROGRAM 6 :0O Superman 6 :80 Captain Midnight 6:46 Tom Mix 8 :00 Oobriel Hcatter 6:16 Fashion Time 6:110 Riders of the Purple Sage 6 :46 Real Estate News 6:60 Remember When 6:66 Bill Henry News 7 :00 This Is Paris 7:30 Melodic Moods 8 :00 StraiKht Arrow 8 :30 Scattersood . Baines 8 :65 Hy Gardner 1) :00 News 9:16 Fleetwood Lawton 9:60 Fulton Lewis 9:45 Music for Drcamins: 10:00 News 10:16-John Wolohan lOiSO Ray Hacke.t's Orchestra 11:00 Si.-n OH. SATURDAY, APRIL 23 ' 6 :00 Navy Band 6:16 Sunrise Salute 6:46 Farm Reporter 7 :00 News 7:16 Breakfast Gang 7 :30 County Agent 7 :40 News . 7 :46 Morning Roundup 8:00 Shoe Time 8:16 Musio 8 :0 News v 8:45 Blue Baron Presents 9:00 Organ Treasures 9:15 4-H Club Agent 9:30 World News 0 :8fi Novelties 9:40 Women's Digest 9 :4fi By Popular Demand 10:00 News 10:15 Anniversary Progrnm : i 10:!10 Hetlmond Union High School 10 :55 News " ' 11:00 rl Club : ... . .'."T Jl:16 Music 11:80 Music Festival ' 12:00 Noontime Melodies , 12:05 Today's ClaKsifieds 12:10 Noontime Melodies 12:16 Sport Yarns 12:20 Noontime Melodies 12:30 News ELECTRIC WIRING CONTRACTING Appliance Sales -Service Universal Ranges National Water Heaters Sunbeam Appliances Expert Advice and Estimates at N-3 Cost to You BILL'S ELECTRIC W. T. (Bill) MOURA, Owner 943 Hill Street 1 Corner Greenwood l'lionc 1462-.I Bend, Ore. Why Suffer Acid Stomach Distress? Willard Treatment Soothing relief In IS days or YOUR MONEY BACK 33-day only 5.00 City Drug Co. :45 Farmera Hour !fllU,.UU MsssliTOM Ulllt , :30 Inland Serenade ;00j'rinevH.e jicmiiuu wur nwm"" :30 Modern Melodies :46 wortnweai ew IQV iUUBIV -.65 Central Oregon Newi . :00 Bill Symen : 16 Frank Hemingway ; 30 Mimic from Aloha Land :46 Relax With Rhythm :00 Hawaii Caila :30 True or falsa ' :00 Organ Melodiea il6 fashion lime : 80 Sons of the Pioneera :46 Music A BO Remember When :fi6 Club Corner :00 Take a Number :30 popular Favorite :00 Life Hexing at 80 :30 Enchanted Hour KB Ortrnn Interlude : 00 New :16 Time to Danes HA Must tha PrU 00 Monica Whalen :5 John wolohan .n Ron Hm-Uoft :00 Sinn Off nthiPtpK were handi capped by a stiff wind that cut time ana aisianues. vy mucin ... the various events follow: Pole vault, Ed Kribs, Redmond, 10 feet; shot put, Jim Rlggs, Red mond, 30 feet; high Jump, Mac Donald,' Prineville, 5 feet 8 inches; wirhv Rorlmnnd. 120 feet 4 inches; javelin, -Fall-child, Red mond, 101 ieeu Hurdles, 60 yard high, Warner, DAmAnil Q eonnnrta: 100 vard dash, Johnson, Redmond, 10 sec onds; mue run, ox, neuniuiiu, 5:22; low hurdles, Bliss, Redmond, 13.2; broad jump, Warner, Red mond, 19 feet 8 inches; 440 yard rcnnthor Redmnnd. 57 sec onds; 220 yard run, tie between Davis, Keamona, ana jonnson, Redmond, 25.9 seconds; 880 yard Redmond Track Team Victori norfmAnrl Anrll 22 Amnssin? a total of 105 points, Redmond's Panthers won a three-way track meet this week on the Art Tuck field here. 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