The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 13, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf PAGE TWO Portland Provides Rough Competition for Hollywood . Sari Francisco, May 13 (UP) If the league-leading Holly wood Stars expected a soft touch when they played the bot-tom-of-the-heap Portland Beavers, they have a different idea now. , - . - Fred Haney's surprising Stars have won two out of three Pacific Coast league games in the rose city, but they didn't ao it wun tne ease or champs' vs chumps." , Portland took the first : game and the two that the Stars : have won have both been 12 inning affairs. The Stars won their second dozen- ' chapter .contest last night with a four run rally In the 12th' by a ; final of 9 to 5. ... . Meanwhile the San Diego Pad res, two and a half games behind the Stars, took Los Angeles Into camp by an easy 9-1 count. Oak- land got back or) the winning track against Seattle with a 7-6 ; thriller and San Francisco chop- ' ped down Sacramento 10-1. ; J : S Bun Splurge v.' ; ' ': The Stars put on a. three run splurge in the seventh to tie the score at 5-5 and that's the way it stood until the 12th. Then the Stars sewed up the game with four big runs. , , -. - Oakland also had a tough time . with Seattle. Big Loyd Christo pher did the Oaks' heavy work with a pair of home runs, one of them coming with the sacks pack- ; ed. Even at that the Acorns had to stage a four-run sixth, to take . the lead and stave off Seattle ral lies to make the 'win stick. Each ' club got 10 hits. - San Diego and San Francisco had it easier. The Padres relied ' on the big bats of Max West and Luke Easter; to win in a walk from Los Angeles. Easter banged' put two homers and west collept- ed number 16 to set the Padres i on the right trail in the early in i nlngs". Red Adams, held Los An i geles under his thumb with a neat j eight-hitter to keep the Padres I on the trail of Hollywood.. j ' ' Seals Have Easy Time ! ; Winning in a walk was an even ! more appropriate term in San Francisco. The Seals got eight runs in the first three jnnlngj ahq League Standings Br Unit J ! " "cbXst iEAtiuE i Pet, 5 .eoa Hollywood ' 27 . , IB Sen Ulego 24 20 Oakland ..vi.: it ? Mi Sacramento .V.... , . . M. .j- i'i 2!i- 1 ,oOQj San. rapclseo ,.....,.,.f U .23.. j .60(1 Seattle I..;..,.'.. .;..).? 22 2a .4 Portland 3 16 ' 27 1 .872 -1 n- ;m! lirooklyn. ...... '"Cincinnati f PniUcdMnhtaW'.' i. Tlttsbunrh ... ., .84. 1-ouia ! Cn,lceKO.:., .,,. id .CS-C .r n ;"12 . io v, la ,... 8 '11 .......;-8 12 '.'.47S . AMERICAN .LEAGUE W. Pel. Now Vhrk .. Cleveland . . Detroit WaHhiiurtvn . ChiraKo Philadelphia. IjMUin ...... b'u Loula ... .: 16 .10 12 . t2 , . u , . 11 .. 8 .. 6 .5X8 .1171 .Hon .478 .ft .4r.l) .261 '. .1 'NEW STAMP available; Postmaster Farley J. Elliott re ports that the new 6-cent Alex andria air mall stamp is now available at the Bend postofflce. rvice k Original Servtct Parts Factory Trained Mechanic, Guaranteed Satisfaction AUTHORIZED SERVICE Carburetor, Magneto, Ignition 228 E. Greenwood, I'lione 179 CASH TO BUY Wood and Coal Take Advantage nf Hut Spring Specials Offered by Fuel Dealera and SAVE MONEY! '25.00 to '300.00 on Furniture Farm Machinery Livestock Automobile Loans Up to $500.00 NO INSURANCE REQUIRED! Twenty Months to Repay PORTLAND LOAN CO. Herbert I. Goodrich, Mgr. Km, 8, 1'rnnry Bldg., 1010 Wall Telephone 17S BEND, UUEUON State LtceruK S186 M32I J5E a . a Con Dempsey limited Sacramento to seven hits while striking out nine. Also, in the third inning, the Seals 'scored four runs without benefit of a hit as a pair of Sac relief hurlers graciously gave up seven walks. ,. Don Johnson was .the loser in the Sacramento defeat, the third straight for the Solons acainst the ambitious Seals. - Sport Parade t New Rochel, May 13 Hit It was eoltl but Pyron. Nelson was sweating. '; Standing on- tJje first tee as he came back to the golfing wars for the Uoodall itivltation, the tall Texan shot a sqdiiit-eyeu: look at the waiting gallery. and moaned: , "Man, oh man, am I nervous.' One of the greatest shot mak ers in golf history,"., "Lord By ron" admitted- that1 fie felt like the rankest kind of .duffer driv ing from a crowded tee. : "Look at thenV' he whispered. "Eyes; eyes,' eyesi .They expect you to burn It-up. And- here it is, Just my luck to be paired off the first day with guys .like Bobby Locke, Sam Snead and Hermam Barron." He had a 35-3469, three strokes under par and. best . of the entire foursome. ; , i i , Also Go8 Jitters ! But it must be consoling to Donald the Dud to know that even the great Nelson gets the gallery jitters. That's one of the main reasons why Nelson has abandoned the tournament circuit. The other is money, in itself a fairly plausible excuse, . , f . Back In 1945 when Byrontwa3 thpjgplflrtg king pin, he won .$52,i 511.' 'That's an all-time tourna ment record. : That same! season, he set a recdrd of 68.33 btrokes through J20 rounds, arid created a 2hole mark of 259. ) i s '"That's a lot of -money," Nel son admitted.- f'But what It does to-1 youri nerves!"' i v . . i r Plays, Exhibitions So he' gave- H'up td play exhi bitions. But don't feel sorry for the man. He averages five a week for $300 per week day appearance and $500 on -Sundays, i . "Yes, I'm contented to play the backwoods circuit' , he, smiled. "This Is my, last tournaiii6iitt un til the ColonldllnvitatfonMH Jifhe, for I'm skipping the National open, the P.G.A. and the British opens." , . i !. A-.t.s t ;:.'.- ..For one thing, he has too many exhibitions booked. They'll take him from Massachusetts to Cali fornia, through Mississippi, Ala bama and Florida. "And they're so much easier on yOur nerves," he drawled. EVANS Complete Casting Outfit Ocoiin City level wind -. t ntillni; Itcel 3.4J ::. , Vmy . SIim'I Casting Itnil, luugNti-n ft P "J steel guides 2.11.1 a.VJl ' ftOyd. ( astlng Line ...i 1.00 ' ;.. Kiilninuzoo 4 Automatic Fly Reel only 4.95 Evans Famous FLIES, all patterns doz. 1.50 Night Crawlers 2 doz. 50c Special! - Fly Boxes Heavy warp-proof plastic Large 9 Compartment ... only 75c Smaller 4 Compartment ... only 50c Penn Yan Boats GTD 14' 324.95 WTD 12' 250.00 Order Your Johnson Outboard Now Easy Terms EVAi Tackle Sports Boats ON BUS LINE Cincinnati Reds Cause Trouble In Their League New York, May 13 HPThe Cin cinnati Reds were supposed to be stuck away in the cellar this sea son, but up to now they look like a team that might cause trouble all season in the tight National league race. The Reds, getting occasionally brilliant pitching and timely hit ting, are aiming at least to be the "best in the west," meaning that they would like to beat out the Pirates, Cubs and Cardinals. That is a large order, even though most of the strength in the league appears to be concentrated in the east. ... The Reds wound up their tour of the east with a record of four wins and five defeats; strictly mediocre; but they still were bet ter than the Cubs (3-5), the Pi rates (4-6) and the Cardinals U-b). Finish on High Note Moreover, Cincy finished on a high note, two straight triumphs over the pace-setting Giants. Yes terday, for the second day, they got brilliant pitching to win a 3 to 0 decision. Lefty Ken Raffens berger won his fourth game, hold ing the Giants to four singles and warning just -two men. Ralph Branca, though touched for 13 hits, won iis fifth game, li to o, over me m ates in urooK lyn.i He struck out nine meji, seven with runners, on base and five of them for the third out. i Hank Borowy beat his old col leagues, the Cubs, 4 to 3, scatter ing eight hits as the Phils evened the two-game series. : - : The . Senators finally came to earth In Detroit, losing 2 to 1 to Virgil Trucks after winning nine straight games on a western tour. Trucks held the Nats to five hits to record his fifth victory. vern stepnens took over tne ma lor leasue home run lead when he hit Ills eighth in the 11th inn ing to give the Red Sox a 2 to 1 victory over the White Sox at Chicago, in, a night game at tit. Louis, Dick ' Kokos: Bob Dillinger. and Eddie Pellagrin! ' hit . homers against Lou Brissie' to give' the Browns their third straight win, 9 to 3. over the Athletics, i ; i St. Louis' at Boston in the "Na tional was rained out. , ' i .-!. -. '.if WILL SPONSOR TEAM Warm Springs, May 13 The woodworkers' union of sowmlll workers,) AkT of L., composed of empires.!)! h,d Warm Springs Lumber company, has voted sprtil sorship pip baseball team, which will seek affiliation with a Cen tral Oregon tdwn team league this summer. " Buster Lend' has been named manager of the union team, which has begun practice. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. SPECIALS LOOK! 16" Clotliir.g On South Highway. Phone 815 THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON Palmer Has Tournament. Golf Lead New Rochelle. N.Y., May 13 (IP) Out In front by three points, Johnny Palmer of Badin, N.C., led a field of 16 professionals into the second round or the uoodaii round robin golf tournament today. 5 Red-hot Cary Mlddlecoff of Memphis and old timer Byron Nelson, the Texas rancher who quit the tournament circuits two years ago, both outscored Palmer In the opening round, although they picked up fewer points under the Intricate Goodall scoring sys tem, so they reigned as the new tournament favorites. Playing with a borrowed putter. Palmer posted a 36-3470, two under par at Wykagvl country club,, and amassed a total of 14 points over three shaky oppon-. ents who shot over-par golf. Both Nelson and Mlddlecoff came winging home with 35-34 69 Dut tne best tney coum muster was nine points each In the standi ings. Yakima Bears Down Bremerton (By Unitd Preaa) The Western International league-leading Yakima Bears downed Bremerton, 6-1, Thursday night but failed to increase their margin over Salem. The . Bears collected 10 while doling out six hits to the Blue- Jackets. The Senators, meanwhile were out-slugging' Vancouver, 13-11. Salem was out-hit in the slugfest, 16-18, but profited by six Cap!- lano errors. Seventh-place Victoria out-last ed Wenatchee, 9-8, in 11 innings while Jacoma was edging Spo- Kane in anoiner extra inning ai fair. .... The Tigers and champion In dians bpth scored in the 10th in ning of tneir contest, with the score tied at 3-3 going into the lUth, lacoma rallied for two runs and then nipped Spokane's one run surge to take the game, 5-4. SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER Eugene, May 13 (1P The Uni versity of Oregon frosh and Ore gon State college rook baseball teams divided a double-header on Howe field yesterday, the frosh dropping the first game, 1 to 0, but winning the second, lu to o. Licks Offensive Odors BATH ROOM COOKING STALE SMOKE, PETS, ETC.'';" ' Can 98c Economy Size 1.89 CITY DRUG CO. SAVE YOU MONEY! f 5? 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Shot put: Won by Ford, Grant; Rotz, Sisters; Stair, Maupin, Dis tance, 36 feet, 4'A Inches. Pole vault: Won by Fargher, Maupin; Hunter, Laplne. Height, 8 feet, 6 inches. 100 yard dash: Won by Reed, Laplne; Larkin, Grant; Yeager, Laplne. Time, 10.9. 440 yard dash: Won by Garri son, Laplne; Newton, Laplne; Hanson, Grant. Time, 61.2. Low hurdles:. Won by Hunter, Laplne; Dalrymple Laplne. Time, 29.1. High Jump: Won by Yeager, La; pine; Ford, Grant; Richmond, Maupin. Height, 5 feet, 6 inches. Discus Tnrow Discus: Osborne. Laplne; Bare, Maupin; Woolside, Maupin. Dis tance, 104 feet, inches. 220 yard dash: Won by Reed, La pine; Osborne, Laplne; Larkin, Grant. Time, 24.7. 880 yard run: Won by Bromley, Lapine; Osborne, Laplne; Larkin, Grant. Time, 2:26.2. Broad lump: Won by Yeager, Lapine; Starr, Maupin; Richmond, Maupin. Distance, is leet, 4 inches. Javelin: ' Won by Woodside, Maupin; Cutsforth, Lapine; Os borne, Lapine. 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Next Tuesday evening, 7:30 to 7:45, and each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings at this same hour, KBND presents the top new show "Sammy Kaye's Showroom," featuring the famous band and orchestra leader that is listed as one of the top 10 enter tainers in the nation. Don't miss "Showroom," featuring Sammy Kaye, on KBND, starting next Tuesday evening at 7:30. KBND's Sunday evening con cert hour wljl present Beethoven's symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Opus 125, the Boston Symphony orches tra playing, directed by Serge Koussevltsky. Concert hour on KBND is 10 to 11 p.m. Sunday. TONIGHT'B PROGRAM ' 00 Superman 80 CaDtain Mldnlaht :45 Tom Mix . 00 Gabriel Heatter :15 Mutual Newgrecl :3J0 Ridera of the Purple Sag. :46 Real Estate News :R0 Remember When 66 Bill Henry Newa 00 Thla la Parla :S0 Melodic Mooda :00 Straight Arrow :80 Popular Favorites :00 Newa . , :16 Lanny Rosa :S0 Fulton Lewis :45 Music for Dreaming Service 10:00 New. .. 10:16 John Wotohan 10:30 Ray HackeU ll;Q0 Sum Oft. 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