PAGE EIGHT
Kennedy Back
In Form; Giants
Are Victorious
New York, May 21 IP After
three long years, Montla Kennedy
of the Giants has overcome' the
frightening experience of beaning
a batter, and with all of' his old
confidence restored, he may be
come the club's best lefthander
since the days of King Carl Hub
bell.
There's a pitcher's side, too, in
nil of this current furore over
beaning of batters, as Kennedy
can well attest.
It was on a sultry Saturday in
the Polo grounds on May , lH4b,
when Kennedy, then a sparkling
rookie, who had won his first two
starts, was pitching a one-hitter
against the Braves. In the sixth
inning he accidentally beaned
Johnny Hopp, now with the Dodg
ers, and although Hopp was not
injured, Kennedy never torgot
that moment. He walked the next
three batters and was taken out
and although he was credited with
the victory he wasn't the same
thereafter.
Afraid to Throw
'Tor months I was actually
afraid to throw hard for fear one
of my pitches might take off and
hit a batter In the head," he said.
"Then my arm began to bother
me and so I just couldn't make
It until this season.'
The records bear him out. In
the rest of the 1946 season he
was knocked out of the box 16
times, losing nine games and win
nlng but four. In 1947 he won
nine and lost 12 and last year,
after being sent down to Minne
apolis, he returned and had a
mediocre 3-9 mark with New
York.
I 1 111 uugliuui, iiuwcvci, lie? iiao
. V concentrated on his control and
yesterday in a 2 to 0 two-hit, no
walks triumph over the Reds at
'. Cincinnati he pitched the most
' '. . nearly perfect game of the season
easily the best of his career. He
i laceu only Daircrs, oniy viw
Vf mnn irettfncT to second. In the
third Ted Kluszewski singled and
was doubled at second. In the
fifth with one out Johnny Wyro
stek was safe on an error and
Jimmy Bloodworth singled him to
second. But that was al for the
Reds. Kennedy retired the next
14 batters In order.
Werlo Win
' BM Werle, the Pittsburgh Pi
rates' red-hot rookie southpaw,
chalked up his third win in . a
night game at Pittsburgh by beat
ing the Boston Braves, 2 to 1.
Werle gave up 10 hits but received
fine support, especially in' the
ninth when the Braves loaded the
bases with none out and failed
to score.' ".' '
; At St. .Louis, the Cardinals end
ed a three-game losing streak by
whipping the Dodgers, 6 to 2, un
der the lights; , ' '
'In the American league,-Sid
Hudson gained his second win for
the Senators by trimming the
Browns, 5 to 3, in a night game.
Eddie JooRt scored both of the
Athletics' runs in a night game
at Philadelphia as his team beat
the Detroit Tigers. 2 to 1. in 10
innings. Joost nabbed the first'
on a homer in the first inning. In
the 10th he tallied on Ferris Faln's
single to give Pitcher Joe Cole
man his fifth win against three
losses.
Philadelphia at Chicago in the
National and Chicago at New
York and Cleveland at Boston In
the American were postponed be
cause of rain.
Big Nine Admits
Michigan State.
Chicago, May 21 Hl'i Admission
of Michigan State college to the
western confernce swelled the
Big Nine to Its former status of
the Big Ten today, with the new
member eligible to compete In all
sports except football in the aca
domic year 1950-1951.
Final action on the membership
vpplicatlon of the Spartans, who
achieved football prominence last
season, came yesterday at a con
ference of faculty representatives
of the conference.
Newfoundland, including Lab
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had a 45 population increase
Bince the turn of the century and
now has approximately 322,000
people.
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League Standings
(By UnlUd Praa)
COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pel.
Hollywood 31 21 Mil
San Di.nu 211 23 .G4U
Oaklund 27 2S .BID
Hun KranciHco 27 2r .Mil
SvatUe 26 27 .4111
Lou . AnirclM 24 27 .471
Surramt-ntu, 23 2i .4til
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W. L. Tet.
Nl-W York 18 10 .043
Detroit 16 13 .Rf,2
Philadelphia 16 14 .r33
Chtawo lfi 14 r.17
WanhlnuUin t 16 15 .1.16
Cleveland 11 12 .478
Uoaton 12 14 .462
St. Loui U 21 .1100
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. h. POL
New York 18 U .621
Boston , " 12 )
Brooklyn IS 14 .617
Cincinnati ' . ....16 1 H -617
rlttahurnh I 16 .46V
Phlladelnhla 13 16 .464
St. Louia :. U 16 .423
Chlcaito 10 '6 -885
Brooks-Scanlon
Employes Form
Bowling League
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumoer
company employes have formed
a bowling league composed of
seven teams. Regular league
games will begin June 6.
Preliminary matches win oe
held Monday, May 23, at 6:30 p.m.
In the Cascade bowl. Starting
time for the regular league match
es will be 7 p.m. All matches Will
be played Monday nights.
The following teams will parti
cipate In the league: Office, L.
Devoreaux jr., u. Morris ana u.
PnonV:- maintenance. S. Dearth,
H.' Hagen and T. Zakit; woods, J.
Jackick, L. Krlbs and B. Ludwig;
roundhouse, H. Birchfleld, S. Stl
gall, M. Melsness and H. Tietjens;
box factory, Carter, Strom and B.
Gardner; eleertte, S. Steidl, F. Dal
rvmple and M. Kreueer: power
house, V. Gates, L, Eisenbach and
H. Wuthrich;' planer, L. Hender
son, Kribs and Al Curtis.
' ' 2 DIE IN WRECK
: Seattle, May 21 U Two Uni
versity of Washington students
were killed and one seriously in
jured here today . when their
speeding automobile -smtuiou on
the road and smashed Into a guard
rail, the state patrol reported.
The dead are Bruce E. Olson,
23, Spokane, and Paul L. New
man, na, Havre, Mont.
The Injured youth Is William L.
Barr, 24, Bay City, Ore. All three
students were seniors. ,
Patrolman W. J. Harris said the
car was travelling at an excessive
speed when it ran through a stop
light, swung onto some gravel
and then careened Into the guard
rail.
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Ashwood, May 21 Assurance
that this community will have no
"abandoned well" tragedies was
attained this week when Byron
Friend, local resident, made a
complete survey of this area.
On vacant lots ho found the
rotting covers of two old wells,
Both were filled In.
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Solons, Angels
San Francisco, May 21 UP
The Los Angeles rain, which gave
the Angels and the Sacramento
Solons three extra days of rest,
apparently did more for the
pitchers than it did for the bat
ters. ,
Last night the Solons and An
gels finally got back on the ball
diamond and It took only three
runs to win each game of their
doubleheader. In the first game
veteran right hander Frankie
Dasso pitched a slick two-hitter
to win 3 0 and ieach team got on
ly six hits in the nine-inning
nightcap, the Angels triumphing
3-2.
Seattle edged Hollywood 7-6
and the San Francisco Seals pun
ished the San Diego Padre 13-13
in the only two other games in
the, loop. Oakland and Portland
watched it rain.
Eight; Men Fanned
Dasso, who led the league in
strikeouts when he was young
er, fanned eight ' in the first
game at Los Angeles. He walked
only one, gave up two singles
and notched his sixth win of the
campaign. Not an Angel- got to
second base during ,the seven in
Ing contest. .
In the second game Red Lynn
held the! Solons to six hits, the
same number the Angels got
from Don Johnson and Glenn
Llerman. '
In Seattle Guy Fletcher racked
up win number nine, but it was
a staggering Job. "Grumpy Guj"
needed the help of southpaw
Herb Karpel in the ninth, mark
ing the. first time m 11 games
the old-timer has failed to last
the distance. Bollywood closed
the game with three-run rally
in the last inning that fell a
single tally short. Pinky. Woods
was the victim.
San Francisco s Steve Nagy got
more runs than he is accustom
ed to in his battle with San Di
ego and had little trouble. The
Seals held an 8-0 lead before Na
gy let in the three San Diego tal
liesall unearned in the eighth.
The clugging Seals gained re
venge by racking up fivp more
tallies In the bottom of the same
inning. Mickey Rocco and Frank
Shofner hit homers for San Fran
cisco. BID REJECTED
Lincoln. Neb., May 21 Ul'i Big
Seven representatives had high
praise for Oklahoma A, and M.
today but turned down lis bid for
conference membership as "neith
er feasible nor practical.''
The faculty representatives of
the Big Seven voted 5 to 2 to
refuse the Missouri valley confer
ence member, which has sought
Big Seven admission for several
years.
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Tornadoes Claim
3 More Lives
Illy United Prnw)
Three persons were killed last
night and today in the latest of a
series of about 30 tornadoes
which have swept across central
or western states this week.
Harold King, 17, was killed
when a tornado struck his ear in
which he and two other boys were
riding near Nlpp, Kan., early to
duy. Two persons, a man and a
woman, were killed In Oklahoma
last night.
Five young men were Injured
when a tornado overturned their
car between Enterprise and .Sa
lina, Kans. Missouri Pacific rail
road tracks were damaged and
power lines downed near Gypsum,
Kans.
Weathermen, however, believed
that conditions which have caused
the tornadoes were nearing an
end. . '
Redmond
Redmond, May 21 (Special
Cpl. Courtland Hollis is home on.
leave to visit nis parents, Mr. apd
Mrs. Vern Shank, and friends.
He plans to be in Redmond 17
days after which he will report
at McCord Field, Wash., for re
assignment. Hollis spent the past
18 months on Okinawa. ; r.
Future Farmers of America
and their guests, Future Home-"
makers of America, went to Shev
lin park for a picnic Thursday a
ter school, bponsors Stanley
Green, and Miss Lois Calkins ac
companied them. .
Lois Poffenberger was an ovi
ernight guest of Joanne Johnson
Tuesday night. ,
Bert Russell of Tumalo will
work at Government Camp dur
ing the summer. ;
While home on leave, Cour
tland Hollis is taking flight in
structions from E. Mullins at the
Redmond airport.
Julia Russell will accompany
her father, Bert Russell to Nam-
pa, Ida., June 6. The Russell's
plan Jo visit relatives and friends
in and around Nampa for two
weeks. Julia will continue her
work at the J: Sweet home upon
their return, and her father will
go on to Government Camp
where he has work for the sum
mer. ' 1
Pictures of the state majorette
contestants were received by Miss
Ruby Stephenson Thursday. Sev
eral close-up views of Doris Oseni
ton, drill team majorette, were
among the group of pictures.
Doris rated 1 at the contest.
George Nance, son of Mrs. Del-
la Nance, injured his finger lit
the wringer of the washing ma
Chine Wednesday night. Mrs.
Nance brought him to the medi
cal-dental for treatment. George1
was back In school Friday. 1
Mrs. J. w. Schrunk was hostess
to the Sunshine club Tuesday,
May 17.
Duplicate bridge was planned
for Wednesday, May 18, at the
Redmond Hotel banquet room at
8 p.m. : ''
Miss Jo Morton was notified
Thursday that she had received A
scholarship to the University of
Oregon. Jo will be valedictorian
of the class 1949. ' ""
Lester Houk and C. E. Thomp;
son will meet with a group of
girls Interested in the Miss Red
mond talent contest Friday in
room 210. Mrs. Thompson will
attend the meeting. Houk will
show pictures of the Seaside
Miss Oregon contest, and those
from Atlantic Citv.
The Triple Links club met
Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. at
the Townsend Hall for their regu
lar business meeting.
Mrs. Ernest Wilson was host-
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Harold Snetsky, is (above), was shot to death at Wellani, Out., near
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argument In which Snetsky claimed Szendrel was trying to molest his
girl friend, Lydla Lulsl (left). Snetsky and a friend, Richard Jo
seph, were gathering wood for a wiener roast when the argument
took place. Joseph was also shot and oadly wounded,
ess to the Olla Podrida Study
club Wednesday at 8 p.m. .
The Parent-Teachers associa
tion" held a meeting May 19 in the
John Tuck gym. The meeting was
the last scheduled for the year.
Alberto Sage, Delores Sum
mers, Joyce Jan Matre and Miss
June Zinckgraf presented a short
program to the . Kiwanis club
Thursday. Alberta and Delores
gave readings and "catchy
phrases" from their creative
writing book and Joyce sang two
solos accompanied by Miss Zinck
graf at the piona
The 1949 Juniper, Redmond
high's year book was distributed
to the students Thursday. . ,
CONVICT RECAPTURED
Milledgevllle, Ga., May 21 (IP)
One of six escaped convicts who
shot their way to freedom here
yesterday was captured today
near Madison, Ga., the state high
way patrol reported. ' ' ;
. t;a earner, liter irom Kome,
on the, tracks of the Georgia rail
road outside-Rutledge,1 a small
town 10 miles east of Madison.
, Parker and five other convicts,
all terme'd dangerous by authori
ties, overpower guards and escap
ed yesterday when they were be
ing taken to work at the Milledge
ville state hospital. All were from
the state prison at Reisdvllle.
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Portland, May 21 tP The Ore
gon department of geology today
said it could find no uranium in
an ore sample from southeastern
Oregon s S teens mountains,
though a Los Angeles laboratory
had earlier called it "4.27 per cent
non-emanatjng uranium oxide."
Fay W, Libbey, director of the
state geology department, said
the same was analyzed by fluoride
bead and spectographic means
without finding uranium.
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the air pressure is lower than at
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Still Falling
Portland, May 21 UPl The
mighty lower Columbia river con
tinued its slow drop today as the
spring's first Hood rolled out to
sea.
The U. S. weather bureau said
the river at Vancouver, Wash.
which crested earlier this week
at 22.5 feet would decline to 22
feet today and fall to 21.3, feet
by Monday.
Only station along the river
yesterday to report a rise was
Trinidad, Wash., near the Grand
Coulee dam. There the waters
rose .6 feet.
As the Columbia and its main
tributaries Inched back Into their
banks, these drops were recorded:
Lewiston, Ida., .8 foot; Uma
tilla, Ore., .4; Vancouver, .1;
Portland, .2. '
The backed-up Willamette river
stood at 22 feet yesterday, forc
ing clearance of low docks in the
city's harbor. It is expected to
fall to 21 feet by Monday.
- BUS STRIKE POSSIBLE
San Francisco, May 21 UM
The AFL Motor Coach Employes
union of the Northwest Grey
hound announced today workers
havp voted to strike if thie-company
fails to meet wage demands
during current negotiations.
A strike would affect Grey
hound lines in Oregon. Washing-
tort, Montana, and a part of
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SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1949
Bend High Student
Gets Scholarship
Don Denning, a member of iho
1949 Bend high school graduating
class, has been named to receive
a tuition scholarship from the
state board of higher education
according to information receiv'
ed here today from the office of
Dr. Harry K. Newburn, president
nf tha I Tnluarcttv nf Ot-nnnH
Don, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don. fi
aid S. Denning, 134 Irving avenue, irl
piuns .io enier ine university of
Oregon this fall to study pre.
medics. He was high school stu.
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lections were made on a basis
of the applicant's records In high
school.
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