THE BND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON
SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1949
PAGE TWO
" ' 1 - 1 ... "
Dodgers; Within
1 Game of Top
By John Griffin
(Unlbd iraaa Sixiru Wriwr)
New York, July 23 HPi The St
Louis Cardinals, now only a
game-and-a-half out of first place
as a result of their 3 to 1 victory
over the Dodgers last night, were
in high spirits today as they re
newed their crucial series in
Brooklyn. '
Sending Redbird morale to a
new peak was George Munger,
the big, redhaired righthander
who held the Dodgers to Just live
hits in winning the Important
first game of the four-game set-to.
"That sure was a big one last
night,;1 8&id jubilant fcudie Eyer,
but the Card skipper added he
thought his men still had their
work cut out for them.
The Cards must take the next
three games of the series to push
Brooklyn out of first place, but
Dyer said, "We're not talking
much about that just playing
each game to win each day."
Braves Win
The Boston Braves beat the
Pittsburgh Pirates, 5 to 3, in
Boston led at bat by Pete Reiser's
home and Del Crandall's triple
with two on.
. The Chicago Cubs ended the
Giants' four-game winning streak,
6 to 5, in New York, as Johnny
Schmitz went the route for his
fifth win. -
Huss Meyer, given brilliant re
lief by Robin Roberts, pitched the
Phillies to a 2 to 1 win over Cin
cinnati at Philadelphia.
Lefty Tommy Byrne, the un
predictable1. was in top form for
the Yankees and gave them a
five-hit, 8 to 2, win over the Ti
gers in Detroit.
. Mike Garcia marked up his
eighth win for the Indians, beat
ing the Washington Senators, 2
to 1, in 10 innings in Cleveland.
Southpaw Mel Parnell, of the
Boston Red Sox, helped by Vern
Stephens' 24th home run and Ted
Williams' 23rd, chalked up his
13th victory - by trimming the
Browns, 4 to 2, in St Louis.
' The Chicago White Sox came
up wnn another Dig inning .
eight runs in the first frame
o whip the Philadelphia A's,
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PN 111 I 111. '
Bend Women Win
Golf Team Play
: The Bend women's golf team
yesterday defeated The Dalies,
18 ',2 to 17 Mi, in a close match
played over the local course. This
was the second of a home-and-home
series, as Bend women golf
ers earlier in the year were
guests of The Dalles club. :
Mrs. George Thompson, with a
91, shot low gross score for Bend.
Mrs. J. M. Odell, with an 84, held
this honor for The Dalles.- Mrs.
Frank Loggan was low net for
Bend and Mrs. Arthur Bode was
low net for The Dalles.
Woody Lamb, Bend golf pro
fessional, has entered the Oregon
open golf tournament it was an
nounced. He left today for The
Dalles, where the tournament
will be played Monday, Tuesday
ana Wednesday.
Results of yesterday's play in
the Bend-Dalles team match fol
low: i
Bend
Mrs; George Thompson ........
Mrs. W. E. Chandler 2
Mrs. W. E. Naylor 0
Mrs. Con Mahoney 2M
Mrs. A. C. Stipe 2
Mrs. W. A. Lackaff 0
Mrs. A. Wilson Benold 2
Mrs. A. H. Marshall 0
Mrs. Bradford Pease 3
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Artie Wilson
Again Wins
For Oakland
San Francisco, July 23 tP
The San Francisco Seals have
decided that the only shift that
will keep Oakland's Artie Wilson
from hitting Pacific coast league
pitching is to shift him to some
other league.
For two games the Seals tried
playing the swift colored short
stop with a defensive setup that
made left field look like a bis
terminal at rush hour. Wilson,
although a left-handed swinger,
is a dead left field hitter, so the
Seals put everyone on that side
of the lot. The result was five
hits for Mr. Wilson all of them
to left field. Last night the Seals
abandoned the shift and played
the speedster straight away after
he had clouted a double and a
single in two trips.
Produces Victory
Wilson was Instrumental In the
Oakland victory as the Acorns
paced the league to a play-the-big
Inning night. The Oaks broke
a 4-4 tie with nine runs in the
eighth and beat San Francisco
13-4.
Sacramento used the same
strategy, scoring six runs in the
first, and downed San Diego
10.3 Los Angeles also used the
six-run inning in whipping Hol
lywood 10-3 Seattle's inning was
not so large, but a two run last
of the ninth gave them a 6-5 win
over Portland.
Lou Tost went in as a reliefer
for Oakland and gained his sec
ond win of the week. His mates
scored eight of their nine runs
in the large, round frame before
an out was made.
.' Sacramento cut the Hollywood
lead to a mere four and a half ,
games by whipping San Diego
for the fourth straight time. Or
val Grove, pitching a six-hitter,
got the win despite Max West's
34th homer of the season, which
came In' the eighth with one on
and thp game safely m the grasp.
of the Sacs. ' ' i . ,
Angels Win Again
The Los Angeles Angels con
verted themselves from stumble
bums to stumbling blocks for Hol
lywood. The Cherubs made it
four out of five over the league
leaders by virtue of a six-run ral
ly in the fourth that knocked our
Art SchaliocK.- Don carisen went
the route for the Angels and Clar
ence" Madden (homered for them
with, two, on in the big inning.
Portland and Seattle played a
see-saw game until the bottom of
the ninth when the Rainiers
gained revenge on young Hal
Saltzman by clipping him for the
defeat Saltzman earlier In the
week shut the Suds out with
three hits. Tony York hit for the
circuit for the Rainiers with none
on, but it was ninth inning pinch
blows by Hillis Layne and Tom
Neill that won the game for Se
attle. Coast Conference
To Hire .Supervisor
San Francisco, July 23 IP The
Pacific coast conference will have
a full-time supervisor of footbali
and basketball officials this year,
conference commissioner Victor
O. Schmidt announced today.
Schmidt announced the appoint
ment of Albert S. Curtis, Fort
Worth, Tex., to the position. Cur
tis coached in Texas high schools
and has been a grid and cage of
ficial 'in the southwest confer
ence since 1929.
Schmidt said Curtis would han
dle the training, assignment and
general supervision of the con
ference game officials.
Previously T. M. Fitzpatrlck of
Oakland has supervised football
officials and Ralph O. Coleman
of Corvallis, Ore., and Forrest
Twogood, Los Angeles, have han
dled basketball oficials. All three
worked on a part-time basis.
Mrs. Jack Halbrook 2
Mrs. 'Delbort Hale 114
Mrs. Frank H. Loggan 3
The Dalles
Miss Lillian Schassen 2V4
Mrs. H. A. Milby : 1
Mrs. J. M. Odell 3
Mrs. Fred Lemke ".. Vi
Mrs.. W. L. Kirk 1
Mrs. Arthur Bode 3
Mrs. Ray Wollen 1
Mrs. Charles Reynolds 3
Mrs. Earl Maskell 0
Mrs. W. Nelford 1
Mrs. W. Scouten 114
Mrs. Ken Hicks 0
THOMPSON WINS
Hollywood W Albert (Turkey)
Thompson, 211V4, Los Angeles
ko'd bill (Bigboy) Peterson, 213,
Chicago (2).
Childs Hardware Regains
Top Spot in League, With
Win Over All State Realty
Childs hardware last night again took ovor the Bend Soft
ball association 'league leadership by defeating the Ajl State
Realty nine 8-4. Redmond vets, who until last night' were
tied with Childs for the league leadership, were out of action.
A surprise win also was posted last night by West Side
tavern players, who rolled up an 8-6 victory over the Evans
Fly Co. team.
Childs hardwaremen had to come from behind to win over
: All State as they trailed 3-1
C.J DJ
OpOrT raraae
By Oscar Kraley
(United Praa Sporu Writer)
New York, July 23 Fearless
Ftaley's facts and figures:
They're going to have to
change that old saw about
American league power and Na
tional league pitching, for the
Nationals are far in front of the
Americans in the home run der
by 540 to 4(50.
The New York Giants again
are the ton round-trio club with
93 and their chief victim is;
Brooklyn, against whom they
have belted 18 out of the park.
Giant pitchers meanwhile have
given up 71 homers.
Brooklyn is second in the hom
er race with 90 and Pittsburgh
holds the shot spot with 82. Then
come three American league
clubs, the Red Sox with 74 for
top division honors: and (sur
prise) the Browns with 73 and
the Indians with 67.
The Phillies have 66: Ctlbs 62;
Yankees 59; Senators 55: A's 54;
Reds 53; Cardinals 51: Detroit 49;
Braves 3 and the White Sox 29.
Odds and Ends
Conservation corner: Some
snakes have lived one to two
faarc vvithn.it t,n, hit nhcni hino I
. - - J - , '
me iar. 01 ineir own oonies
(known as living on the fat of
the land) . . . The pigeon is the
only bird which drinks by suction.
All other birds take the water in
their mouth and throw back their
heads to swallow. (Set 'era up!)
The Ivew lork football Yank
ees, due to their amalgamation
with the Brooklyn Dodgers, are
taking a squad of 68 players to
camp next week and will only
be able to carry' 32.
Happy birthday: Today, Pee
Wee Reese (30); Wednesday. Leo
Duroeher (43); Benny Bengough
(51) and Zack Tavlor (51); Triors.
day, Freddie Fitzsimmons (48)."'
Still Muddled
EzzaVd Charles, ther
heavyweight - champion.
l.w is t foj-
lowing in Joe Louis' footsteps to
the extent that he is using the
Bomber's old Pompton Lakes.
N.J., training camp in prepara
tion for his August 10 title de
fense against Ous Lesnevich.
According to the fight mob.
even the Charlcs-Lesnevich bout
and the London "title" fight be
tween Lee Savold and Bruce
Woodcock won't clear the stage
for a universally-r ecognized
championship fight. Jack Solo
mons wants a share of promoting
a bout between those two win
ners plus a "piece" of the ulti
mate champ. . . . The word is that
he won't get it, so there will be
'no bout between the two "champ
ions." ... So there will be a ques
tion of whether you take ham or
cheese
The tip from the coast is that
20-year-old Jim Baxes of the Hol
lywood btars can t miss being
Brooklyn's third baseman next
year. Also his teammate, out
fielder Erv Noren.
FISHER LONE SURVIVOR
Seattle, July 23 im Washing
ton's hopes of winning the state
tennis tournament men's singles
championships today rested with
Fred Fisher of Seattle lone
northwest survivor as semi-fi
nal berths were completed.
In today's matches. Fisher
meets Salt Lake City's Bob Lewis
while Jim Kroesen of ban fran
Cisco, seeded third, takes on Jack
Shoemaker, UCLA net star, who
upset top-seeded Emery Neale of
Portland ihursday.
SOFTBALL
DOUBLEHEADER
TONITEf
First Game 7:30 p.m.
Albany Elks vs. Bend Merchants
Second Game
Albany Elks vs. Evans Fly Co.
ADMISSION: Adults 50c Children 25c
The Albany Elks are leading the Alliuny rlly league and are
anxious to show the Bend boys how to play a game of
, Softball.
in 'no tourtn inning, in that
inning G. Baker homered to
close up the margin and in the
fifth and sixth innings hard
ware batters scored six runs
to cinch the win: Hon Douglass,
I who homered and tripled in the
two innings, was responsible for
most of the scores.
Tavern Team Wins
Despite being outhit 8 to 4, the
West Side tavern nine ran up a
7-4 score over Evans Fly Co. Er
ratic fielding kept both teams'
pitchers In hot water til through
the game. Evans Fly left seven
runners strangled on base and
West Side tavern left 10 on base.
In the Junior Softball league
race, The Bend Bulletin won an
easy 11-2 victory over the Capitol
Cleaners. The Bulletin youngsters
pulled double and triple steals to
keep the Cleaners bewildered all
through the game.
Gunes Monday
Monday, West Side tavern will
meet the Redmond vets and
inuus nnruware win or maicneti
with the Bend Merchants in sen-1
ior league games.
The Bend Bulletin nine and the!
Javcees will play the Junior I
league game.
Box core:
A" '' Ktmttr
I riayer, poa.
Blue Iter.
Bnmn. If
lntz. 2b
Hatiittin. I
Billinim. lb
n iiimmj
cf
Einman. 3b
Stout, rf
Muaurave, p
Total ai
Child! Hardware (SI
Player, ihj. AB
Miller. It J
Grcwa. It 0
KuKavcno. rf a
R. Dvuxlau, u 4
W. Douslaaa. lb 3
Sullivan, cf t
G. Baker, cf 4
Doc Uaker. 3b 3
Sander, lb 3
Hull, p 2
Hutchina, p 1 -
Tfalfr-.-v-
,,.ai, 8 tJ
j.JKi-rorat flrown I, Hatuhn. William.
Miliei. UK: 1(. I.UKla. li. liakvt. 311:
ft. hmitlasa. .'II: Sullivan SO: Hull 1.'
Miawrave 1. Ill): Hull I. liulcln.i. 1.
Muaitrave 2. Umpire: Gurtlun. Kremern.
Weil Side Tavern (71
Player, pua. All
W,-ber. c i
Juania. 3b 3
L. HuftUder, Cf 4
(irimlle. If 2
CuMi..n, lb 3
Garland, u 4
Wallan. 2b 3
Maldrn. rf 2
Douxlaa, rf 2
M uuua, p . 4
Total!
2!)
Evana Fly Co. (4)
' Player, no. AB
B. Ilufntader, If 4
.Vein. 2b 4
Groucb, lb 4
Lermo.
Schwab, p
Clark, cf ..
Conner, rf
Gray, as . ,
Ci ane, ib
Tutaia
31
Error: Grindlc, Wallan, Wood 2. MaH.-j
den., It. Iluftader. Km 2. Clark. Gray 2.'
HK: U Hufatailer. 3B: Kcul 211: Crouch.
SO: Schab I. Wooda I. Hit: Schwab 7.
Wooda 1. Utnpirva: Gordon. Kremcr.
REEOSPOKT WINS ,j
Portland, July 23 ui Reeds
port upset the powerful Reliance ,
System team of Portland, 4 to Of
here last night in the 14th annual '
Oregon state semi-pro baseball )
tournament. '
Right-hander Clyde D e w 1 1 1,
Recdsport high school athlete,
lost his no-hitter in the top of
the seventh when Bill Carney of
Reliance beat out a bunt for his
team's only hit of the gam.e.
In the night's opener, Dallas
Valsetz defeated Norgan's Beav
ers, 7 to 3.
Bend Elks Going
To Sweet Home
Oyer Week End
The Bond Elks will go Into the
second half of the Oregon State
league season tlrta week end, with
two games hilled against the
tough Sweet Home nine on the
Linn county diamond. The Elks
will move over the mountains
early this afternoon, with their
first game booked for- 8:30 to
night, daylight saving time. The
team will slay in Sweet Homo
tonight and will face the Sweet
Home squad again tomorrow af
ternoon at 2:30.
Manager Bud Russell said he
will start Jim Farmer against
Sweet Home tonight, with either
Bill Austin or Hrem to get the
call tomorrow. Austin, a left
hander from nrownsvllle, will
join the Elks this week end for
his first league game. Also on
deck will be Jim Farmer. This
provides Bend with four pitchers.
"We are now tops In the pitch
ing department ami ready for
battle." Russell said, adding: "We
are not going to take any chances
In the second half."
This coming week Bend will
face Albany in a split series. On
July 30 the Elks will play in
Albany, and on July 31, Sunday,
the Albany team will come to
Bend.
Albany Softball
Team Will Play
m I "f- f
DGnO I OulQuT
11,0 Albi'"y Elks Softball team.
Albany city league leaders, will
be matched tonik'ht in a double
header at municipal ball park
j with the Bend Merchants and
K II Evans Fly Co. nines. The Mer
l o chants will be pitted against the
J J i valley team In the oiener, which
i a j is to begin at 7:30 p.m.
5 i The Inter-area game was ar
il i ; ranged by the local Elks organ
S Izatlon In answer to the valley
' team's challenge "to teach Bend
: soltbull players some of the finer
1 points of the game."
R H ! The valley nine has a season's
5 J 1 record of eight wins and two
o i losses.
?i Shamrockettes
S I Plan SundayGame
The- Bond Shamrockettes, a
i.- autumn it-iiiii, v ill in.' mann
ed in a game Sunday witn the
Warm Springs reservation girls'
team. The game, which will be
played at the reservation, will
start at 4 p.m.
The past week the two teams
met in Bend and the Shamrock
ettes posted a 18-5 victory over
the reservation girls. Harold
Rice is manager of the Betid
team.
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