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THE BEND BULLETIN
CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
SPORTS
GENERAL NEWS
33rd Year
BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1949
No. 204
Sport Parade
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Evans Fly Team Upsets VFW
Squad From Redmond; Bend
Merchants Defeat All State
Tim Kviiiih Kly Co., nimt IiihI iukIiI Hi'orcd a 6-5 victory
over the Koilinoml VKW tcum mill tlrupiiml th vi't to ni'toiid
plain lioliiml Cliiltls liiinlwiiro in the licnd Hoftlmll iiKHoriu
1 ion Icukuu HtitudiiiKH. It wiih the Hi'cond time IIiIh week that
Nvniis playt'i'H liavii handed a Ii'iikm-' leader a di.'feat. Wedneit
dny, Childs liardwareinen wero the Kviiiih Fly Co. victimn.
In the hccoiiiI Henior Itmxui? Kiimc IiihI iukIiI the Heml nier-
chantH wnri'il all H-fi victory
over the All Stutu really nine,
and dumped tho realtorn to
fourth Hpot in tho leaKUo
HtandiiiKH liehind Kviiiih Kly
Co, Hel'ore tho action IiihI
niuht Kviuih and the realty
tram were tli'il fur third ilie
liniiiirH will) reciiiilH ot !l wlim mid
II Iiikhcii.
Il-ml Htitrrn Mrol
In the Kviiim Kiilmiinil liullle,
Hie IIimiiI nine mured firm In the
iipeiilim InnliiK ' Innm run by
Cnnull, The vein Ixninri'il imc-k In
Ihe fluid half of the firm fniine
to mult- on lilll llml'B homer.
Itediniind riirkftl U) u 3 1 U'litl
over Ihe Itend nine ly the inurlli
hmlni:. In Ihe fifth Innlni: the
Kvmik player fiilK"! nheiiil on a
five run rally hl(jhllKhtiMl by
I iniy'H home run.
The vein Ihrenlened In the IiihI
InnliiH when they nturiil one run
nnil hail men on m'coiicI mid third
before Srhwiib. Kviinri hurler.
xrl I hem down.
The Head inrri'liiinlN neored n
Iniiil of elKht riinn In the foiirlh.
fifth, mid Hlxih lnnltiKK. wt they
not down the All Suite realty
team H 3.
i Came Frlilny
MaiiHfleld puritl the merrhant
liul tern wild a perfect record of
three hltii In llir" "rlpn l the
plale. Hrtiwn wan the lendlnK
hatter for Ihe loser with a two
for tlirw rerard.
llnlverKon. merchnnt hurler.
net Ihe All Staler ilown with
four hit, while hi tenmmnle
turned In n M hit altack.
Krlday nl(!bt Child hardware
and the Hedmond VKW team
will battle It out for the leaue
Iraderidilp. Child now lead the
league by a one half Kame marifln
over Ihe vet.
A ai-cond enlor league game
will lie played bv the llend mer
chant nnd'Wet Side tavern. The
llend Hulletln and Cnpltol Clean
er team wll provide Ihe Junior
Ira k ue action.
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New York, Au. 4 an A
Hliiuiich hantl of lirltaln'K war
heroe. mot of them air force
veteran who foii(ht the buttle of
lliituln, were off on another ml
lon today their urlm-eyed deter-
nilnatlon trained on a cherished
silver cup.
U-il by Ijiilille l.ucax. a wins
commander who won the Croix
df Ciierre, I). S. O. with bar and
Ihe l, K. C, their objective thl
time wa u chunk of international
mivcrwtirc known a the Walker
cup.
The cup I of Hlliiht monetary
value. Ilul it rcprcKcnt amutcur
Kolf honor between Ihe I'. S. and
(ireat Britain--and In 11 previous
battle for il poHelon Ihe In
vader only once have been able
lo win it.
To .Make Ileal Try .
"Thl time 1 think we have our
hem time, we are deadly oeiiou
and are golnt; to make a real
try." H.ild the lefl handed Lad
die, captuln of Ihe 10 man British
team which arrived yesterday
alward the Queen Kllzabcth for
the matches Aui. 19-20 at Winged
l-'oot, Mamaroneck', N. Y.
One of Ihe bill British threats
I burly S. Max McCready, thej
Irlsli loliucco NnlcHman ami lor
miT bomlM-r pilot who recently
defeated our Willie Turnea in
the finals for Ihe Hiillsh ama
teur. 1e rest Included Ernest Will
ward, one of llrilain's famed com
mandos; Cerald Mlcklem. a hero
of the North African campaign;
Ken 'Ilium and Itobblc White, also
lute of Ihe bomber command: Jim
llruen, Joe Cm r and Cecil Ewing,
three fighting. Irishmen, and
youii Sonny I'erownc, baby of
the team at l'J.
Er miiiuie they made II clear
that thl wa not a social trip.
'Hie only British victory wos In
l'J3H and, when the matches were
resumed In 1SM7 after the war
time lapse, the United States took
j the cup right back.
V. S. Team Strong
Wc. too, will have one of our
best team.
Our players include national
amateur champion Willie Turne-
a and Ray Billows, last year's
runner up; led Bishop. Boston s
l!Mt champion; Charlie Coe, the
trans-MlssisslppI king from Okla
homa City and our youngest team
member at 25; Johnny Dawson
of Hollywood, the 19-17 runner-up;
Charlie Kocsls, Detroit; Bruce
McCormlck. Los Angeles; Jimmy
Mcllalc, Philadelphia: Skee Rie
gel. Tulsa, and Frank Slranahun,
Toledo.
"We oren't making any prophi-
cies,' 'the slender Lucas Insisted.
But It Is one of our best teams
we have brought here and one
of the least criticized. We hove
been playing together as a team
and been using the larger United
Slates' ball for two months. Wc
have done everything and, If we
lose, It won't be for lack of try
ing." The British team will take its
first look at Winged Knot's rug
ged length tomorrow and begin
dally practice rounds Monday.
Practice will be constant until
the matches start Aug. 19.
Oakland Acorns Dodgers Get
i i i ti i Pitching, Win
Latest Threat From Plafes
To Hollywood
Krrnril Klrl, Van Matra, Dalllrla. lilt:
Cr..urh. (Iray. II. Ilarl Hill II. Ilarl. II.
Ilarl. HO I I'l-li I, Kill I. Hrliwab II. Hill
IVli I, Klla 1, Hrliwab 6. tin iiltchrr:
I'c-U.
Umlilraai Sullivan, Karmr.
Gracie DeMoss
Wins 2nd Round
Portland, Aug. 4 Uli-Grncle
DeMoss of Corvallls breezed
through second round play of the
Women's City Golf championship
tournament, at- Eastmoreland
Wedneday as she bent Mrs. Roy
Renoud of Portland, 6 and 4. She
is seeking her third straight Port
land crown.
Seven other women won the
right to play in the quarter finals.
They Include:
Mrs. Jack Glaser of Portland,
Mrs. Sy Sylvester of Portland,
Miss Lillian Schassen of The
Dalies, Miss Jocclyn Kancher of
The Dalles, Mrs. Dick Grubbs nt
Portland, Mis. Krank Klsk of
Portland, and Miss Sue Huston of
Portland. '
I.ONGVIEW. PLANS TOURNEY
Longvlew, WaBh., Aug. 4 u
Top flight nmoteur golfers In the
Pacific northwest will migrate to
Lonevlcw. Wash,, next week end
for the Lower Columbia Golf
championship nncl over $700 In
prizes.
San I-ranclsco, Aug, 4 'U'1
The Oakland Acorns are giving
evidence of sprouting Into a sub-
HKt ill In I roadblock to the Holly
wood Slurs.
l.uMt year's champions, who
spent the firm half of Ibe sen
sou on a treadmill, huvc suddenly
turned Into a powerhouse. The
Ouks knocked off the Portland
Beaver twice lam night and mov
ed Into second place, 'lliey re-
placet! Ihe Sacramento Solon us
Ihe latest threat In displace Ihe
Stars for the Pacific Coast lead
ership. '
Chin lit- Dressen's charge
stemmed (he uprising Beavers
1(1 5 and 8 7, while the Solons, ersl.
while challengers for Hollywood's
spot, were dropping a wlr to the
San Kiunclsco Seals. Sacramento
lost 4 .1 and fiU In a couple of
Ihe worst-played games of the
season.
Walnlaln U-ad '
The Star capitalized on the
change of challengers. The Slurs
lost to Seattle 10 2 but retained
their ix and a half game mar
gin. The San Diego Padres, an
earlier lineal to the Twlnks, pull
ed up to the even-Stephen mark
by beating Los Angeles K-5.
Oakland made the hop into sec
ond place by bunching hits. In
the first game the Acorns lashed
out with u seven-run rally in the
fourth to take the lead and the
game away from the Beavers. In
Ibe nightcap the Oaks staved off
u last Inning rally by Portland to
preserve a lead that wax built up
in the seventh when Earl Rapp
broke a tie with a two-run homer.
San Krancisco continued to bold
the Seals stadium Jinx on the
Solons. ITie heals won their ninth
straight game from the Sacs. In
the opener the Seal got only two
singles, but utilized Sacramento
errors add walks for the neces
sary four runs.
Many Krrors
The second game, repleat with
five boots, was called after eight
Innings because of the t me law,
The Seals virtually cinched the
gamp in the fourth with a rally
of four unearned runs. The two
teams made nine errors In the
two games.
Charley Schanz held the Stars
to six hits and two runs as he
notched his 15th of the season in
Seattle. The Rulnlers made 12
hit In winning two in a row from
the league leaders.
Max West hit his 37th homer
of the year in the opening Inning
to give San Diego a lead over
Los Angeles, but the Angels
rocked back with four In their
share of the frame. The Padres
then trailed until the fourth when
Buster Adams hit a three-run
blast. Booker T. McDaniels was
tho loser and Xavler Kescigno
went tne route for the win.
Bruce Woodcock
Hurt in Accident
Doncaster. Eng., Aug. 4 mi
Bruce Woodcock, British claimant
to the heavyweight boxing title
vacated by Joe Louis, was Injured
In a truck accident near here
early today and may be forced to
cancel his scheduled "world title"
bout with American Lee Savold.
Woodcock suffered a slight con
cussion and possible other Inju
ries when a truck he was driving
skidded Into a tree.
Promoter Jack Solomons said
he would await a full medical re
port before deciding whether to
cancel the bout wltji Savold at
White City stadium, London.
Sept. 6.
Woodcock was taken to Don
caster royal Infirmary, where he
was reported In a "fairly comfort
able" condition.
The first sailing club was estab
llshed In 1720 In Lrcland.
B Stan Opolowhky
(llmlMj I'raaa Hpo,u Wrilrr)
New York. Aug. 4 'Hi Some
body finally solved the Dodger
pitching Jlgsuw loday, putting the
ofict'-Hcaltt'ietl pieces together loi
a Kudili-nly efficient staff.
Kor most of the season, even as
Bfooklyn led the Nullunul league,
the Dodger pilrherg seemed on
the payroll simply for comic re-
llei plenty of comedy and plen
ty of relief. But ycxierduy trim
Carl Krsklne hurled to a slx-hlt
10 lo 5 romp over Ihe Plrutes and
thus became the fourth Dodger
pitcher to go Ihe distance In as
muny game -all four won.
Don Newcombe was the firm
lo do II, then Ralph Branca, then
Hex Barney and now Ersklne.
Ncwcomhe lakes another crack
today and still under wraps are
Ihe Iwo leftys, Joe I lull on and
f readier Koe.
' Hair Game Off Bark
Tho Dotlger triumph yesterday
still left Brooklyn a half a game
out of the Nutional league lead.
lor llowle 1'ollett shut out the
Boston Braves on four hits. 7 to 0,
lo protect the St. Louis Curdinal
margin.
The five-hit pitching of Dave
Koslo gave Ihe Giants their sixth
in a row, this a 4 to 1 triumph
over the last-place Chicago Cubs.
Meonwnile lefty Ken Kuffcnsber
gor gave up only two singles as
he hurled the Reds to a 2 to 0
triumph over the Phils.
The New York Yankees kept
their edge In the American
league race, thanks once again to
fireman Joe Pago. They came
from behind with three runs in
the eighth to beat the Detroit
Tigers, 7 to 5.
The second-place Cleveland In
dluns were rained out In their
gume at Washington, hut the
third place Boston Red Sox kept
a-comlng by beating the St. Louis
Browns, 9 to 3.
The Athletics climbed back In
to fourth place with a 3 to 2
victory over the White Sox.
League Standings
(Hr United Pnm)
COAST
LEAOl'E
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65
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72
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Oakland
Sacramvntu
San Dinco AS
Seattle 6&
I'orUani! 63
Ran Francisco 6
Lua Anirlra &6
AMERICAN' I.EACUE
W. I..
Nw York 61 16
Clvvvlaml &7 40
!liatn SO 43
I'hlladi'lMhia Kft 40
Patrolt 06 47
Chirauo 41 59
Waahinstnn 10 09
St. Louia 84 00
NATIONAL LEACl'B
. . . w- 1-
at. ituta 00
Itrooklyn fi!
Nrw York 02
ll.wton R-i
lhllaiMiKl 00
I'lttabunth 4l
CinclnnaU 40
Chli-axo 10
Ra.1
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, .011
.6011
.492
.400
.424
Pet.
.62S
fitta
IA6
.Hi
.019
.410
.179
.341
.600
.031
.020
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.404
Alt
.300
IKE WILLIAMS WINS
Oakland, Cal., Aug. 4 Ull Ike
Williams, world lightweight cham
plon from Trenton, N.J., coasted
to a unanimous 10-round decision
over Benny Walker of Oakland
last night In a slow-moving, non
title bout.
Williams, weighing 140, care
fully stalked the nervous, 143
pound Walker In the early rounds.
Tho Oakland fighter never gave
the champ a target for his body
rlRhts and at no time did Wil
liams land a hard punch.
by Harry Petersen
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