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Negro Ghosh Softball Team
Will Make Four Appearances
In Central Oregon District
Fisher's original Negro Ghosts softball team will play four
games in Central Oregon next week end, with one of the four
contests billed for Bend, under sponsorship of the Jaycees.
The Ghosts will play in Prineville on Saturday, June 18;
Bend, Sunday, June 19, at 5 p.n). ; Kedmond, bunday, June 19,
at 8:30 p.m., and in John Day Monday. The games will be
-sponsored by the Jaycees in
all four towns. Game arrange
ments for the Jaycees were
made by Don Shingler, Bend,
in charge of athletics for the
club's big district.
Team Flashy
Henry Fisher of the Ghosts
sends word that for 1949 play he
has lined up the flashiest team
ever to represent the barnstorm
ing squad. Including new team
members, old timers like Lester
Wilkinson and Marland "Little
Bambino" Buckner, familiar in
Central Oregon, will be with the
team again. Wilkinson and Buck
ner are also famed for their prow
ess on a basketball court. Bill
Thompson will be in action again
this season on the mound for the
Ghosts.
The Ghosts also will feature
their inning of shadowball, a
stunt that has entertained local
fans in the past.
The Bend Softball league, head
ed by Wes Welcome, will handle
local arrangements for tne game.
Unknowns Lead
In Golf Play
Chicago, June 11 U" One of 15
golf stars, barring a complete
blowup, will be the new National
Open golf champion tonight, and
the chances are 50-50 that even
the most avid links fans won't
know much about the new title'
holder.
It's been a field day for the
long-shots in two days of play,.
covering half the distance of the
72 hole open test of the par 71,
6981 yard Medinah Country club
number three course. And al
though 51 players will match
strokes today, it appeared that
none except the top 15 had much
chance for the title.
Even Al Brosch, the 37-year-old
Garden City, N.Y., golf teacher
who was in first place midway
through the match with a one-under-par
141, was little known
outside New York City. There he
had some acclaim because he is
the defending champion of the
Long Island open and three
times he has won. the Metropoli
tan PGA championship. ., ,
. White Is Second '
But this winter 'Brosch made I
the winter professional- tour and
failed to make expenses.
One" stroke behind him were
deadlocked Buck White, a Green
wood, Miss., pro, whose fame
also has been local, and Dr. Cary
Middlecoff, the Memphis dentist
who has won a reputation since
he dropped his extractors three
years' ago to turn pro. He was
the closest of the "name" golf
ers to the title.
At 143, two strokes off the
Brosch pace, Claude Harmon,
Mamaroneck, N.Y., who won the
Masters' last year,Clayton Heaf
ner, Charlotte, N.C, and obscure
Les Kennedy, Pawtucket, ;. R.I.,
were even while Pete Cooper,
Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., stood
alone at 144. '
Grouped In the next two brack
ets were Ellsworth Vines, dark
horse Bob Harris, the N.C.A.A.
champion last year, and South
Africa's Bobby Locke, at 145,
while Ralph Guldahl, Bobby
Dalles Golf Team
Plays Here Sunday
A 30-man golf team from The
Dalles will invade . the Bend
course Sunday morning, for the
first match of a home-and-home
Series.
Play will start at 10 o'clock.
Matches will be for 18 holes, with
lunch to be served at noon at
the clubhouse.
Cy Perkins Is team captain for
The Dalles and Lloyd Abrams
will serve in that capacity, for
Bend. ; t .. j-
: A feature match of the day wllj
be 18-hole competition between
Woody Lamb, Bend professional,
teamed with Rod O-Hearn, and
George Rongerude, Dalles pro,
teamed with Cy Perkins. .
Cruickshank, Johnny Palmer,
Jack Jsaaqs another unknown,
Hnd: the tup favorite, Sam Snead,
had 146.
ADDITIONAL
SPORTS
(Continued on Page 5)
Big Vic Raschi May Succeed .
Feller as 'Wonder Pitcher'
New York, June 11 'iPi Onto
the pedestal of fame left vacant
by the fading of Bobby Feller to
day stepped big Vic Raschi of
the New York Yankees base
ball's new "wonder pitcher."
A strapping 215-pounder with
a rare combination of control and
power, Raschi is the owner of
the best pitching record in the
majors nine victories and only
one loss. Only three times in 11
starts has he fulled to finish, and
one of those was an extra-inning
game.
Rasclti really looked like base
ball's "bigman" yesterday when
he racked up his ninth win by 3
to 2 over Cleveland, because It
was a mighty big game for the
Yankees.
The New York entry had droo
ped four straight games (since
Rasehl's last start) and folks
were starting to say that the oft
predicted Yankee collapse had
started.
Gutting Knrly Start
But yesterday was Rasehl's
pitching turn again, and he made
II plain that New York will not
have many long losing streaks
while he's around. The Yanks
teed off for two runs in the first
Inning to knock out Gene Bear
don on Phil Riz.uto's double,
Gene Woodling's single and steal,
and Yogi Ilerra's single. Three
singles and a force netted another
run in the fourth. Raschi almcst
nailed down his fourth shutout
but, with two out in the ninth,
the Indians scored twice on a
walk. Larry Dony's triple, aiid
Joe Gordon's single. However,
Iou Houdreau grounded out lo
end the game.
In another American league
night game, the Chicago White
Sox made wise use of four hits
to beat the Boston Red Sox, 4 to
2. In Chicago.
Evans Fly Wins
Close One From
Tavern Team
Evans Fly squeezed out a 11-10
win over West Side Tavern and
Childs Hardware dropped All
State Realty by a 3-1 count, in
Bend Softball association league
games at the municipal ball park
last night.
The lead In the first game
changed hands several times as
Evans Fly and West Side Tavern
pitchers were nicked lor u saie
ties apiece. Tavern players bang
ed out seven extra base hits, In
cluding a home run by Monicai,
while Evans batters were credited
with only two extra base nits.
The tavern also had a better field
ing record with three bobbles
chalked up against them, com
pared with five against Evans
players.
Weber, tavern short stop, was
the leading batter with four for
four.
In the second game, Hutchins,
hardware hurler, led his team
mates to a 3-1 victory over tne
realtv nine by pitching two-nit
ball. Hardware batters were cred
ited with six safeties.
Monday Child's Hardware will
meet the Bend Merchants and
West Side Tavern will play Red
mond VFW.
Box scores:
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Sport Parade
SATURDAY, JUNE 11,1 949
The Philadelphia at St. Louis
Browns nleht eame was rained
out. Washington and Detroit were
not scheduled.
' . ' Dodgers Hold lacJ
' The Brooklyn Dodgers held
onto their half-game lead in the
National league by trouncing the
Cincinnati Reds, 10 to 5, getting
six runs in the seventh inning.
Joe Hatten got his fifth win, al
though he served home run pitch
es to Jimmy Bloodworth. Bruce
Edwards and Carl Furlllo hom
ered for the Dodgers.
The Braves stayed on the Dod
gers' heels by trimming the Chi
cago Cubs. 6 to 2, in a night game
at Boston.
Lefty Warren Spahn pitched a
six hitter for Boston to gain his
seventh win, while the Braves
hammered losing pitcher Bob
Rush and Bob Chlpman for 12.
The St. Louis Cards fell a game I
and a half off the pace by bow
ing to the Phillies, 3 to 2, in :
Philadelphia. !
Rookie southpaw Bill Werle of
the Pittsburgh Pirates allowed j
the Giants only throe hits as he
beat them, 6 to 1, In New York
In the major league's only day '
game.
West Side Tavern
Player AB K H
Weber, ss 4 4 4
L. Hufstader, cf 4 0 1
Grindle, If 4 12
Culllson, lb 3 1 1
Douglass, c 4 0 1
Shiek, 2b 4 11
Monlcal, rf 4 2 2
Madden, 3b 4 10
Hodges, p. 4 0 0
Totals 35 10 12
iivans Fly
Player AB R H
V. Mitchell, ss 4 0 1
Ness, 2b 4 0 1
Gray, 3b 3 2 0
Crouch, lb 4 3 2
Lermo, c 4 2 2
Schwab, p 3 1 1
R. Hufstader, if a a i
A. Mitchell, cf 4 0 1
Clark, rf .... 4 12
Totals 33 11 12
Errors: Weber, Grindle, Mad
den, V. Mitchell, Ness, Gray, Ler
mo, R. Hufstader. Home run:
Monicai. Hits: 3b, Grindle, Clark;
2b, Weber (2), L. Hufstader. Grin
dle, Schwab. Strikeouts: Schwab
5, Hodges 1. Walks: Schwab 1,
Hodges 4. Umpires; Kremers and
Gordon,
All State Realty
Player AB R H
Blucher, c. 3 0 0
Brown, cf , 3 11
Williams. 2b 2 0 1
Baughn, ss 2-0 0
Billings, lb 3 0 0
Stout. If 2 0 0
Koller, rf 2 0 0
Muserave. d 2 0 0
Totals 22 1
Child's Hardware
Plaver AB R H
G. Baker, cf 3 0 1
Doc Baker, 3b 2 12
B. Douclass. ss 3 10
W. Douglass, 2b 3 0 1
Rukaveno. rf J u
Sanders, lb 3 0 0
Kiel, e 3 0 1
Green, If - 3 10
Hutchins, p 3 0 0
By Oscar Fraley
(UpilW Wens Spurts Writer)
New York, June 11 HP Fear
less Fraley's facts and figures:
The St. Louis Cards and Brook
lyn Dodgers were the only two
National league clubs expected
really to profit from the whole
sale reinstatement of Mexican
league jumpers but neither team
anticipates much help.
Manager Eddie Dyer of the
Cards explained that he "won't
know a thing" until and if Max
Lanier, Fred Martin and Lou
Klein report, and it was pointed
out that neither of the two pitch
ers Is a youngster anymore.
Brooklyn figures to be aided by
outfielder Olmo. But the Pastora
team in Venezuela, for wnicn ne
is playing, is said to be demand
ing $10,000 for his release . . .
and you would have to be an
other Trls Speaker to bring that
much from Branch Rickey.
Violations Charged
The National Collegiate Athle
tic association is moving slowly
in its investigation of supposed
violators of the "sanity code."
Its first report showed 28 vio
lators and 11 doubtful schools.
That's a total of 39; which means
that 39 schools have been inves
tigated. What's the matter with such
teams as the Cleveland Indians
and the Pittsburgh Pirates which
have been disappointments this
season? Eddie Dyer blames it on
"anaesthetic ball players."
"They're the kind you expect
to perform and then they don't
live up to their records while you
are lulled to sleep," he said. .
Conservation corner: Kids will
be kids, so those at the Willow
Grove, Mo., grammar school
wanted to know whether there
is a bird which can fly back
wards and Whether a poisonous
snake can poison itself. The ans
wer is. yes on both counts. The
humming bird can look where
it's coming from. The New York
Zoo has a record of a rattler
which killed itself with its own
bite.
Dodgers Use Machine
The Brooklyn Dodgers' use a
machine to serve up the ball
in batting practice during spring
training. Which caused Fresno
Thompson, farm system director,
to remark:
"Now If we can get a batting
machine we won't have to carry
any players at all."
After a long, intensive search
the 19th Century bicycle racing
stars association has located the
grave of Jimmy Michael, one of
bike racing's all-time greats.
Michael, a Welshman, died
aboard ship in 1904 while en
route to the United States for an
exhibition. He was buried in a
Brooklyn cemetery. Tomorrow
the old timers will gather for
memorial services at which A
bronze plaque will be unveiled.
Just about an absolute neces
sity for any well run home Is a
new transparent plastic case for
autographed baseballs . . . you
might call it a "must" for screw
balls. Joe Louis seems to agree with
the public impression that neither
Joe Walcott nor Lzzard Charles
can win their heavyweight cham
pionship bout June 22. The un
loaded bomber argued that "the
public will be the real winner."
Which sounds right, consider
ing that there probably will be a
dozen guys in the joint who could
lick both of them.
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TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
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6 :30 Sing for Your Supper
6 :00 Driver'! Playhouse
6:15 Songs of Scandinavia
6:80 Sons of the Pioneers
4 :46 Music
:6S Club Corner
7:00 Take a Number
7:80 Popular Favorite
S:oO-Ltfe Begins at 80
8:80 Opera Concert
:00 Newa
9:16 Connie Haines
:20 Music
t :80 Meet the Press
10:00 Monica WhaJen
10:16 John Wolonan
10:80 Henry King
11:00 Sign Off
SUNDAY, JUNE 11
8:00 Back to God Hour
8 :80 Voice of Prophecy
D:0O Radio Bible Class
9 :80 Lutheran Hour
10:00 News '
10:16 Clete Roberta
10:0 Redmond Air Show
11:00 First Baptist Church ' ,
12:00 Music for a Half Hour
12:30 Sunday Favorites
12 :46 Canary Pet Show
1:00 House of Mystery
1:80 True Detective Mysteries
2 :00 Music
2:16 Children's Chapel
2:80 Church of Christ
2:4a Jimmy Powers Sports
8:00 Roy Rogers Show
8:30 Niclc Carter
4:00 Ave Maria Hour
4 :3(l Cavalcade of Music
6:00 Missionary Baptist Church
6:80 Under Arrest
6:00 Secret Missions
6 :30 Oregon Air Tour
6:46 Bill Cunningham
7 :00 Mayor of the Town
7 :25 Johnny Desmond
7:80 True of False
8 :00 First Methodist Church
8:80 Walter Winchell
8:45 Louelia Parsons
9 :00 News
9:16 Twenty Questions
9:45 Errand of Mercy
10 :00 Concert Hour
11:00 Sign Off
Totals 26 3 6
Errors: Williams, Stout. 2b hit.
Brown. Strikeouts: Hutchins 2.
Walks: Hutchins 2, Musgravc 1.
Umpires: Gordon and Kremers.
I.KAGl'K STANDINGS
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Redmond VFW 6 0
Child's Hardware . .. 5 1
Evans Flv Co 3 3
West Side Tavern .... 2 4
All State Realty 1 5
Bend Merchants 1 5
Pet.
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PLAN'S DENIED
San Mateo, Calif., June 11 cll'i
Reports that Bill Kyne, general
manager of Bay Meadows here
and Portland Meadows in Ore
gon, plans to build a new race
track near Vallejo, Calif., were
denied by him yesterday.
Seattle Win
Streak Broken
By Angels
San Francisco. June 11 u
Guy Fletcher, Seattle's grumpy
righthander, had his sensational
12-game winning streak broken
yesterday by a guy named Joe.
Joe Damato, a pinch runner for
Los Angeles catcher Eddie Ma
lone, stole home with the bases
full on iletcher in the ninth
inning to score the run that beat
the veteran hurler, 3-2. The run
Damato brought to the plate also
snapped a Seattle winning streak
at eight games.
Fletcher had good reason to be
grumpy about losing last night's ;
game as he allowed only eight hits ;
and the Rainiers left 10 men j
stranded on the paths, in addition
to aiding L,os Angeles .n making
a triple play.
Acorns Win
Oakland and Sacramento put
on another 3-2 battle, with the
Acorns winning in the bottom
of the ninth when -pitcher Earl
Jones topped off his three-hit
pitching by doubling in the win
ning run.
Hollywood took advantage of
Seattle loss to build their league
leading margin to seven and a
half games as they beat San
Diego 5-3. And the Portland
Beavers supported Roy Helscr's
six-hit pitching with a power at
tack that net them a 9-1 win over
the San Francisco Seals.
Red Lynn, second of three Los
Angeles pitchers, got the decision
over Fletcher. Tom Noill hom
ered for the Suds and Clarence
Maddern for the Angels, neither
blow coming with anyone on base.
Most of Portland's nine runs
were unearned, although they got
12 hits off Elmer Singleton and
Kenny Gables in beating the
Seals. The Seal fielders con
tributed four errors to the Port
land cause. Beaver catcher Eddie
Fernandas hit his first homer of
the year off Singleton in the
sixth. Helscr, who pitched fine
ball through most of the game,
lost his shutout in the ninth on
three walks and an infield out.
MONDAY, JUNE 18
6:00 Variety Hour
6:16 County Agent
6:30 Sunrise Salute
6:45 Farm Reporter
7 :00 News
7 :16 Breakfast Gang
7:30 Morning Melodies
7 :40 News
7:45 Morning Roundup
8:00 Popular Favorites
8:16 Victor H. Llndlahr
8 :30 News
8 :45 Music
9 :00 Bulletin Board
9:10 World News
9:15 Popular Demand
9 :30 Novelettes
9 :40 Women's Digest
9:45 Tell Your Neighbor
10 :00 News
10:15 Gospel Singer
10:30 Lullaby Lane
10:40 Meet the Band
10:45 News
10:60 Tune Time
10:56 Man About Town
11:00 Ladies First
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12 :00 Noontime Melodies
12 :05 Today's Classifieds
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12 : 15 Snort Yarns
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1! :80 Newa
1:00 News of Prineville
2:00 Against the Surra
2:80 Make Music Your Hobby
2:46 Stipe Fun Show
1 :00 According to the Record
S :16 Home Demonstration Agent
8:80 Modern Melodies
1 :46 Northwest Newa
8 :60 Music
8 :66 Central Oregon Newa
4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
4:15 Frank Hemingway
4:80 Passing Parade
4 :46 Newa
5 :O0 Superman
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:00 Gabriel Heatter
6:16 Cote Serenade
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6:60 Remember When
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