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THE BENB BULLETIN CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER SPORTS NEWS GENERAL NEWS 33rd Year BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1949 No. 190 Sport Parade New York, July II) Hli-The Imt trrlliK HuekeyeH (if Ohio Stale loomed large today mi thin fall's college foot hn II horizon iin ii like ly randlilulc for IiIk nine honor unci Hie mythical national chain ll0IIHltl. An Ihe grid training HCiuon up' proached, Notre Diunc's peren nial candidacy seemed destined for rough treatment mul Michi gan's two-time Wolverines ap peared to luck the old depth which onrrlcd It to two coiiferenco chum tiloiiNhlpK and n Nhare In national honors. .Section standouts proplicsii-d were: Illg Nine-Ohio Slate. Pacific Coast - Stanford. Soutliwcnt Southern Met ho dint. Kitst -Army. Southern conference North Carolina, Southeastern conference Tie lane. Midlands Oklahoma. Hoeklen- Utah State. 8 Hcifulars Hack nut the word from the midwest Ik that Ohio State may wind up head and shoulders over the nn tlunal pack. The Buckeyes huve eight regular hack among their 21 lettermen, Added to thut iower are sophomores from Ohio State's "greatest freshman team," head ed liy half hack Vic Janowlr.. Notre Dame Is weak al tackle nnd guard and has mi uncertain hackfleld. 'Hie defeat which Frank Leahy has tieen predicting for two years could arrive at any lime. Stanford. bolstered by another great nxisn team, will have to hat- in' oijuuii-iii V.IH iinu iniuoinia all the waywith Washington, a seven-time loser last year, the darkhorse. Headed by two-time AIIAmerl tan Doak Walker, SMU needs line strengthening. Texas will Ik tough with (((mil sued line re placements and the threat Is T.C.U., an All-veteran outfit head ed by triple-threat I.lndy Berry. Army Hon Tower Army again rates as the east ern Juggernaut. 'Hie hackfleld will be one of ihe best In the nation with Arnold Callffa, sugarfoot Jim Cnln and (ill Stephenson, Bin Dan l-'oldheiR anchors Ihe line and Is a sure-shot All-American. Choo Clioo Charley Jimtlce again spearheads the North Caro lina attack In the southern confer ence with Cletnson, Duke and Wake I-orest as title, threats nnd loaded Maryland rated as the dark home. Tulune's bin Run In Eddie I'rlcc, the nation's leading Rround gain er last season. Anything can happen In the midlands but Oklahoma, Sugar Howl victor over North Carolina, looks like the top bet. Jay Van Noy. who may bo the nocklos' first all-American since Whlzzer White, Rives Utah State n HllRlit edRe In Ihe skyline country. Jackie Robinson Steals Bases, Puis Brooklyn Ahead In National League Race Hy Stan Opotowhky (United Press Sports Writer) Now York, July IS) U.I!.-r-Jiuk iM nimble:, Jack In quick nnd Unit's what niuk csi the Dodgem click. Tim Jack in quest Ion in, of course, Jacklu Robinson. His Hvui-iiiK Hpeeil on the baHepatlm today lioiHteri Brooklyn to n two and u half y.unw lead over St. Limin, the Dodgem' greatest mtiridn nince Juno 18 in the ever-eloHe? National league race. Two games yesterday provided the. impetus for thin Hrook- "iyn Hindu aiieiii or tno new. The Dodgem beat l-hirngo, ; to 0, and the C arilinam were tumbled by a 112-hlt New York Giant barrage, 7 to 1. Hut standinK out above all wax a picture of Kg-hliiing" Jackie MlrikltiK the Cub home plate. In the sixth InnlnR, with Ihe DodRcrs lending hy u scant 10, Jackie walked, stole second and look third on Mickey Owen's had throw, Twice from third he faked at MlcalliiR home, only lo dive hack to Ihe base when Cub pitcher Dob It ttsli tried lo pick him off. Not I'ooIIiik Then Jackie made a third lunge at home, and this time he wasn't fooling- As he sped down Ihe path, Hush held the ball. RawkliiR. Robinson slid In sate for Ihe run before the stunned pitcher made his throw, II was the second theft of home in three gamed for lloblnson, Ids third of Ihe season and his 2.')rd stolen base. Hut that brilliant exhibition of base running didn't suffice for Hohlnson's evening. In the eighth Inning he accounted for the third Brooklyn run of Ihe game when he tripled with One llermnnskl on base. The Cardinals were simply pounded to death by a barrage which Included homein by Sid Cordon and Hobby Thomson. The key to the game was the big seventh Inning in which the Giants scored four runs. I'lttMlnirgli Wins Pittsburgh scored seven In the eighth Inning to beat Ihe PhUs. 7 to 2. Cincinnati pushed across five In the third to lick the Hrnves, 0 to 1. And Ihe payoff came at De troit, where the game went into exta Innings before Ihe Athletics scored five In Ihe 10th to lick Ihe Tigers, 1.1 lo 8. The American league's prize nxikle pitchers, Mike (tarda nnd Mickey McIVrmott, locked In a brilliant wound duel al Cleveland. And It was Ihe Indians' Unrein who won out over Boston's Me Dermot, 1 to 0, when Ijiu Houd reau singled, went to second on a sacrifice and scored on Jim Me gan's double In Ihe fifth for Ihe game's only run. The While Sox beat the Yank ees. ( to ft, in 10 Innings and took sixth place ahead of Washington. Seals, Oakland Square Off; Suds To Meet Beavers By I'biiI A. Haw kins lllnlu-,1 1'rnw HiirU Wiilorl San Francisco, July 10 Ufi While the rest of the Pacific coast league clubs were taking the usual and often needed Mon day rest, the Oakland Oaks and San Francisco Seals renewed their Huy city rivalry al Emery ville last night. The Seals copped the first tilt of the series, 2-1, behind Ihe clev er pitching of Con Dcmpscy who limited the Oakland swingers to four hits. Jackie Jensen, the rookie longshot gamble of the Oakland front office, took over most of Ihe chores for Ihe Acovns. 'Die blond bomler nab bed III fee of the tour Ouk blhgles, Including one homer. Walt Judnlch Iced Ihe game In the first Inning by poling his 12th homer of the year, driving In Darin Iidlglanl, who had singled. when Judnlch cuffed the long ball it cost the Acorns their spot in the first division. The idle Se attle Italnlers moved back up' the ladder Into fourth without swing ing a club. WiiiIk I'lsy Beavers Tonight the Suds, under the new managerial reigns of long legged Hill Ijiwrence, will oen a homo stand against the Port land Heavers who recently fat tened themselves with n 51 ser ies bulge over the fallen Angels. Lawrence, heralded as an all time great when he prowled the center garden for the Kalnlers. was appointed chief whip for the remainder of the season yester day by owner Emll Sick. He re lieves the colorful Joyner "Jo Jo" White, who either was canned by the beer baron or quit licforc they could put the oust on him. The Suds' management has considered a number of "big names" for the Job but regard less of whom they evenluully choose, It Is the contention of numerous rallblrds that the out spoken "Jo Jo" was doing all right with what he had lo work with. Other openers tonight pit the fast moving Sacramento Solons against ihe San Diego Padres In the Capital city. The Solons re cently trimmed the league lead ing Hollywood Slars four games to two and shaved two games off the Stars' 10-gnme lead of last week. The Stars will entertain Los Angeles In the remaining game. The last series between the two clubs saw the Twlnks take the series 51. SECOND BOUND IM.AVKD Portland. July 1!) dH -Willamette shutout Cornelius 0 to 0 and Philomath downed Amity 8 to 1 last night In the second round of action of the 1-lth annual Oregon state semi-pro baseball tourna ment here. Snead Finally Wins Tourney Pittsburgh. July 19 Ui Sam uel Jackson Snead, Rolfdom's "hard luck Harry," finally man aged to smile today with the dapper Dan (Undent, nn udded $2,600 In prize money and n berth on the 10-li) U.S. Kyder cup team. Tho lanky, long-driving Snead, whose payoff putts frequently full to fall In, had hardly won the dapiier Dan tournament with a 72-holo total of 271 yesterday when he learned that he ond nine other topnotchers had been se lected by the Professional Golf ers' association for the Ryder roster. Named with Snead were Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago, Ben Hognn of Hcrshey, Pn Jimmy DeMuret, Kansas City M anarchs Defeat Elks "Little Saleh" Slubblefleld last night allowed (he Lend Elks only six lilts as he led the Kansas City Monarch baseball nine to an easy 124 victory over the home team on this municipal ball field. The Monarchs unleased a 17;. hit barrage off the Elks pitcher. Hrem, wlille the best the Bend team could do was to bang out six scattered hits. "Little Satch" sent 12 Elks back lo the bench via Ihe strikeout route. The Monarens pitcher also was the heavy slicker for the night with a record of three for four. Hrem led the Elks batters with a two for three record. Wednesday the Elks will moot Ihe powerful Medford Craters nine. "The game lias been sched uled for H:30 p.m. Box scores: K.n.M Cllr Monarch! (12) n.y.r, imm. Currr. w IWlrr. Hi Inn.. XI Mi.ly, cl d.itipr. rf Crlniill, 21, Willi., If WrlKht, rf Stutl,lrfMd, p ... Total. Hrml Rlki HI I'layvr, turn. I.ualy. u Furrrll. Ili Ocriliiii. rf W.lkrr. rl Hi-tart. If I.IMiy. If lluurh. u Sinriliurat. 2b , . . . kalii-lll, 3b Ilrrlil, -fi TkU Krror.; Curry 2, l".irlr 2, llliri'. Wlllli, WHITE JOINS HOLLYWOOD Hollywood, July 19 HJi Joyner (Jo Jo) White, fired Tast week as manager of the Seattle Rnlniers of the Pacific coast lenRue, was scheduled to start In left field for Hollywood tonight as the Stars open an elghl gnme series with Los Angeles. While, a veteran of 20 years In baseball and nine seasons in the major leagues, signed with Hol lywood yesterday. "I think Jo Jo can help us," ex plained Star manager Fred Han cy. "I'm planning to nlterna'.c him In left field with Krankle Kcl leher, ot least until Frankie gets out of his baiting slump, and also use him for plnch-hltting and running." All R II 6 3 .... 2 3 .... I I .... 4 0 1 h 0 I .... t 2 2 S 0 I .... f. I I 4 3 3 4lj 'Z 17 14) All ft II .... 10 0 S I I 4 0 0 4 2 2 .... 3 0 0 1 0 I 4 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 t 1 2 3d 4 6 Bowling in defeating the Office team 31, the HrooksScanlon Planer team Inst night scored a :'.Hi game and 1'iH lerics to sweep team honors. 1 Individual honors went to Krlbs of the Planer team, who rolled n high single game of 210 and high series of 518. In other matches the Power house look four points from the Box Factory and the Woods top pled the Electric Shop for three points. Koundhouse and Mainten ance broke even with two points apiece. Scores follow: Wl.: Jarklrli, 314 ; II. Rtlr.ll. (14: II.. U. T-itll 1131. Klri'tnt HIj,: Ilalrymi.li-, 412; Kru- m-r. (in : sinii, :.. 7ii io;:. rifwrrmxi ; MrWh'iUM-. AWi ; LiKniift'-ri, 3.14 : li.tJ-.. STB. 1224. ! r. u.ry: Wytl. 2U : Htrwn, Ml ; AlM-'tit, i'tt. T'.UI IH4I. orfir-: Morn. 4UH : Di-verraui. 3'jl : rr--y. x:o ToUl IMS. I'lanm: A. Cliti. MC: E. Krlbv. Lift- O. Wuk, 4'j. T-.UI H14. It-rtiii.u,',it: ll. llarrr.flfH'1. 4211: K. Sllni.ll, IM; S. Jir.ith. i3, T..tl IS94. MkiiiUnanrir: T. Zakit. 307: H. Sand .an. Ml ; II. MaKrn, U'i. Tiilal 1M0. ODO ASSORTMENT Sun Francisco, July 19 di The city's parking meter collection this week included: Forty-nine Iron washers. One nickel-sized plastic poker chip. ' A penny with a hole In It and wire attached to permit the park er to retrieve it when the meter was tripped. I.il.y. Walkrr. Ili-Wrt. RBI: Curry 2. i'uru-r, MiKtfa 2, Moxdy 2. ;arnrr 2, Caru mill. Will,., l-.rrril. Walt.r, l.ilj.y. Smrlhur.l. 1IR: Cartmlll. 2B: font. Caitimll. HtuMiltfirld, Walkrr 2, I.il.Ly. liri-m. Hit by filtehr: Walki-r by Stubble. Ill-Id. Mi..ly by llrrm. Wild pitch: Hrim. llalk: lirrm. Sit: Mnwly. SO: Hrrm 4. Stubblrfirld 12. Illl: llrrm 2. Stubbt. firld 4. Mill: Munarrhi . Brrid 8. Um pire: llryni-laon and Shirk. Will Present Show in Bend Director Micky Pease of Portland's far-iamed PAL club and four of his young entertuiners ore pictured here. Thev will be in a group of 18 who will present an evening show on Bruin field on July 25. Ojal, Calif., Johnny Palmer, Ba din, N.C.. E. J. (Dutch) Harrison. Little Rock, Ark., Clayton Haef ner, Charlotte, N.C. Skip Alexan der, Lexington. N.C., Chick Har bert, Detroit, and Bob Hamilton ot Lundover, Md. HOT WEATHER FOODS y x r n'r- fe Salads . . . cold plates . . , cool beverages you'll find them all on our complete summer menu. 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Anywhere PILOT BUTTE INN .PHONE 1775 Offices In Klamath Falli and Redmond Jim Fuchs Wins Shot Put Event Belfast, July 19 iU'Jim Fuchs, the big siege gun from Yale, was at the' top of his shot putting torm today and a bigger threat than ever to the world'i record held by Charley Konvllle of Mich igan. Kuchs set a new north Ireland record of 57 feet 2 inches in winning that event yesterday In an international meet at Windsor I'ark. The toss was less than 10 Inches short of the world mark of 58 feet Inch held by Kon vllle. It was more than a loot better than the 56 feet 2-Inch toss with which WUbur Thomp son of Los Angeles won the Olympics last year. Pal Club Group To Visit Bend Portland's PAL club today. started on an Oregon tour that will bring the. group to Bend on July 25, for an evening appear ance on Bruin field under spon sorship of the Moose. Appearanc es will be made In seven cities In the state, with the first billed for Albany, tonight. Eighteen of Director . Micky Pease's young, athletes, ranging from 6 to 21 years, are making the tour in their own bus, putting on a boxing, wrestling, and tumbl ing show. Trompolin and balanc ing acts and a clown act also will be Included. Purpose of the tour Is partly to give the boys a vacation and to instill In each community a sense of responsibility lor its youths," Pease said. As a result of a tour made two years ago, The Dalles has organ ized its own PAL club. There has been some discussion of oreani zation in Bend of a similar unit. There will be no admission to the evening show on Bruin field. but a collection will be taken, to assist in defraying expenses of the Portland young people on their Oregon tour. Bend Golfers Win Team Match From Klamath Bend golfers Sunday, avenged an earlier defeat at the hands of Klamath Kalis by taking the visiting divoters Into camp over the local course by a score of 58 to 43 Vj. 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