THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1949
PAGE TWO
Stage Set for Bend Softball
Season Opening Tonight; Six
Teams Slated
All . arrangements have been
completed for the jamboree to-
night that is to mark the opening
01 the 1943 Bend soitbau associa
tion season in which six teams, in
eluding one from. Redmond, will
take part. The jamboree will be
at 7:30, on the Bend municipal
diamond,
The Bend municipal band and
the Eagles' drum and bugle corps
will be on hand tor the opening
ceremonies, and there will be
brief talks by city and league of
f lcials. When play is launched, all
six teams will see action, in three
inning games. Scheduled play will
get under way Monday.
No Admission Charge
There will be no admission
charge to the jamboree tonight,
Donated by Bend merchants,
prizes will be awarded to specta
tors as well as players. The soft-
Bean Ball Must
Be Stopped, Edict
St. Louis, May 20 IIP Life ban.
ishment from baseball threatens
any National league pitcher found
guilty of using a bean ball, league
President Ford yick said today.
Frick said the same fate awaits
any manager who orders such a
pitch.
He issued the warning after
Lou Boudreau, manager of the
Cleveland Indians, charged that
"rival pitchers are deliberately
throwing the dangerous and out
lawed bean ball."
FrlcK said tne penalty tor play
ers guilty of using the bean ball
would range from a season to life
banishment from baseball.
."I'd be Just as tough on any
manager .who ordered such a
pitch," Frick said. "But in my 15
' vears as head of .the National
'league, I've never had to make
such a decision. ; . ' ' ,
Yakima jCoiitihues
Winning Streak .
' '(By bafUd Fna) ' i' ' J
The sensational Yakima Bear
continued their redhot; winning
streak Thursday, slapping. Wena it
chee'Wlth -an 11-9, defeat, and
dumping the Chiefs from sixth
place into; the Western. Interna
tional league cellar.
The Bears'-, big lr.r.ing came, in
the third; when thisy rammed six
runs? across ! the': 'plate.i .Wenat
chee's ninth. Inning, rally was1 nip.
p'ed after two runs scored, ,
i'Tacoma "continued its climb but
of the loop's basement, shellackt
ing Bremerton 8-2, although the
Tigers were out-hit, 11-10, by the
Bluejackets. The win put Ta
coma In sixth place. :
Other changes in 'standings
found Victoria zooming from
fifth to third spot after trounc
ing Vancouver, 6-1. The Ath
letics, who were never caught
after their four-run first inning
surge, booted the Capllanos into
the second division, ,
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to Participate
bal players will compete for the
various "firsts," such as first run
first hit and first out.
A special prize will be given the
ouutn person to enter tne field
I In preparation for the start of
the season, the grounds have been
put in shape, with baseball and
Boftball players assisting in the
work.
Bowling
SHEVLINHIXON LEAGUE
' The Yard retained the lead In
the Shevlln Hixon league by win
ning four points from the Office
last night and the Electrlc'held
its second place position with a 4
0 win over the Dry Kilns.
. In other matches the Saw Mill
took four points from the Planers
and Shipping defeated the Round
house by a 3-1 score. .
The Electric team had high ser
ies with a total pinf all of 1589,
and the Yard had high team
game with a score of 560. Roy
Youngberg, with a 221 score,
took the high individual game
honors, and i odd won series hon
ors with a total score of 549.
Scores follow:
Shipping: Field! 499: Ferguson 8116;
Preede 4,8; toul, UWI.
itoundhuuset Krederikson 427 : Bummers
894: Absentee 426: total. 1822.
Planer: U. Pk-kens 856; Key 468: O.
Pickens 422: toUl, 1887
Saw Hill : S. Jerome 488 : Baslm 802 :
J. Jerome 606:, toul, 1606.
Electric : Younitberi 636 : Todd 649 ', Sel
ken 423: toul. 1689.
Dry Kiln.: Wln.low 408: Raycraft 346:
Thompson 603: total, 1340.
urnce: w. Hamilton aw: uonanue sue;
Hamilton 808; total 1420.
Yard : Hawea 464 : N. Douilass 488 :
Petty 623 i toul, 1688. ,
AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE I
Moty & Van Dyke won the
championship of the Automotive
league last night at tne cascade
bowl by defeating Halbrook Mo
tors 2-1.
Every man on the Moty & Van
Dyke team rolled better than his
season average in scoring the
win. Oral King rolled a 501
scratch series, 87 pins better than
his average. , .
George Norcott won both the
high single game and individual
series honors with scores of 203
189-149 for a total of 541.- .- ;
. The league will close the; sea'
son with a singles and doubles
tournament next Tuesday. There
will also be a league banquet Saturday,-
June 4..
Scores follow: : ; J : j
Unll.wnnL M....h. . ITmI... . .it. e u
ley 420: Lents 477 : Donahue 397: Norcdlt
641 : toul. 2646. 1 . , - i
Moty a Van Dyke: Miller 480: Vamle
vtrt 460; Kinit 601: lljoreik 466: Ucow
on OZ4 ; total, 2774. - t . ( t 1
' A.- 1 -T , 1 ) "
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Pendleton, May 20 (Ifii-'A field
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New York, May 20 HP) Wheth
er you call them Red Rolfe's Raid
ers or Rolfe's Red Raiders, the
Detroit Tigers are a hot team to
be reckoned with today in the
scrambled American league race.
Under their freshman pilot
Rolfe, who was one of the most
hustling ball players of his time,
the Tigers have come up with a
well-balanced combination of hit
ting, pitching and fielding that
makes them an excellent dark
horse bet for the pennant.
Yesterday Freddy Hutchinson
turned in his second victory of the
season, a 10 to l seven-nil jod
against the Senators, to vindicate
himself after being knocked out
of the box on four previous occa
sions. Tne victory increasea De
troit's second place lead over the
idle Philadelphia a s ana Kept it
Just two games back of the pace
setting Yankees.
Homer Tremendous
Larry Doby, Cleveland's great
negro centerfielder, hit one of the
longest homers ever seen In Yan
kee stadium when he smashed a
ball into the centerfield bleachers,
approxlmatly 450 feet from, the
plate in a 3 to2 victory. He drove
in all Cleveland runs In the game.
The White Sox scored the win
ning run in the 10th on first base
man Billy Hutchcock's error, to
defeat the Red Sox, 7 to 6 in Bos
ton. ,
Rallying with two out in the
ninth, the Braves pushed over the
tying and winning runs to defeat
the Pirates, 3 to 2, at Pittsburgh
on Bill Salkeld's double and pitch-.
er Vern Blckford's singles
The Giants defeated the Reds,
6 to 2 at Cincinnati as Sheldon'
Jones staggered, to his fifth vic
tory,, oeing joucned for id hits:
The Dodgers scored a 2 to O.vlc-j
tory at St. Louis. " 1
The Phils and Cubs were rained
out, ... ;. ; : , . .
League Standings
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All But Two
LeagueGames
San Francisco, May 20 UPi The
Pacific Coast league's number one
and two teams Hollywood and
San Diego picked up all the
chips last night as the weather
man cut the league schedule in
half.
Rain at Los Angeles and Port
land kept half the teams idle, but
the Stars and Padres continued
their merry winning ways at the
expense of the Seattle Rainiers
and the San Francisco Seals.
The leaeue-leadlnc Stars blank
ed the Rainiers 4-0 and the Padres
displayed enough power to subdue
the bay city team o-J.
For "the third successive night
the Los Angeles Angels and the
Sacramento Solons got a vacation
because of rain, and the weather
man also forced postponement of
the contest betwene Oakland and
Portland. .
Schallock Wins Again
Little Art Schallock of Holly
wood set the Rainiers down with
six hits as he won his sixth for
the year against a single loss.
Lefty Jack McCall, the Rainiers'
new hurler, lost his first start by
giving up seven hits in six inn
ings. His relief, Les Oppliger,
pitched three innings of hitless
ball in the losing cause.
San Diego got five runs in the
first six innings before the Seals
were able to score. One of the
Padre runs was Luke Easters
14th home run of the season. The
Seals came back with three runs,
but were not able to hit Xavier,
Rescigno hard enough reaaly to
get back In the ball game. "Mister
X" gave up only five hits in win
ning number five for the season.
In the opening inning the Pad
res, scored twice off Elmer Single
ton, who brought a string of 19
scoreless innings into the contest.
The Seals also got a good relief
Job, with Kenny Gables retiring
the Padres one-two-three for tne
last two innings. . , :
Big Nine Team ;
To Play in Bowl ;
Chicago,, May 20 1 UPi A Big
Nine football team will play in
the Rose Bowl game for the next
two years, no matter how good
any other team may be. i.
Faculty representatives of the,
conference last night voted to
send Big Nine teams to the Bowl
for two-more' years tor meet the
Pacific 'coast' conference cnam
pious, i i i - - . ' . . .;; -.
The five year agreement began
three - years -ago. -For the first
three years Big Nine teams'were
obllued to plaV, In the final'two'
1 years, the Big Nine was to be able1
toi sdlect i any ', eastern ' team .lt'
pleased for the Rose Bowl. But
the conference fathers nave de
cided to keep the game in the
family. " . ' - ' ' ' "
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presents a half-hour program
transcribed at the municipal ball
park, featuring opening cere
monies of the 1949 softball season.
Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, repub
lican of Massachusetts, will be
interviewed on KBND-Mutual Don
Lee's "Meet the Press" tomorrow
evening at 9:30. The program
originates from the campus of Mt.
Holyoke college, South Hadley,
Mass.
John Nesbltt s "Passing Pa
rade," 4:30 to 4:45 p.m. Monday
through Friday, today tells the
story of the historic romance be
tween Antnony and Cleopatra,
which changed the course of the
world. Monday, John Nesbitt re
lates the story of how an omelet
by the Emperor Napoleon was
scorned by the Empress Josephine
and caused their famous divorce.
Tomorrow morning at 7:30,
hear the regular county agent
program with Gene Lear. The
program also is presented at 6:15
Monday mornings.
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
6 :00 Superman
S:30 Captain Midnight ,
6 stt-rTom Mix I i f
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6:&0 Riders of the Purple Sase
6:46 Music
6:60 Remember When ;
6:66 Bill Henri News - - ;
1 :00 This Is Paris , t . .
7:80 Melodie Moods ' 1
8:00 Straight Arrow
8 :30 Softball Jamboree
D :00 Newa .
0:16 Lanrey Ross :
0:80 Fulton Lewis
9 :4R Music for Dreamintf
10:00 News
10:16 ,Iohn Wolohan.
10:30 Henry King
11:00 Sign Off.
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JACOBS' LAST FIGHT
New York, May 20 U'iIn Mike
Jacobs' last fight, Pete Mead of
Grand Rapids, Mich., will tackle
Robert Villemaln of France at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
This 10-round bout between two
lack-lustre mlddleweights will pro
vide a drab finale to the most re-'
markable promoting career in
ring history: Fewer than 12,000
fans were expected to attend.
Jacobs, 69 and ailing, was un
certain whether he would go to
the Garden or witness the bout
on television at his home in Rum
son, N.J. , ; i
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