The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, September 16, 1949, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN GENERAL NEWS SPORTS ' CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER 33rd Year BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1949 No. 240 Hollywood Sfars Sfumble, Oakland Acorns Now Within Two Games of First Place Sum 1'Yiiiieinni, Sept. 10 U.f!l The Hollywood Stiim hIuhi IjIikI twice in oiid inning hint iiIkIiI uimI tlic Oakland AconiH climbed to within tvo icumrH of tin- I'm.illc toast Iciikuc Icad wnliip. At San Francisco, Hollywood out hit the Seals 11 to 5, but thanks to two errors and Yi Stars stranded on the bases, the final score was San Francisco It, Hollywood 2. ln the southland, il was a different picture. The Acorns opened up with a two-run blast, not six scores on three hits in the sixth inninif, added four more, miscellaneous tal lies and downed the last-place l.os Alleles Hi-fi. . In the other leanue (fames, .Sac ramento HtrenKlheneU lis tilil fur thin! place tumors !' irlmmliiK Sen I lie Hirer KliltH'S III u low, luxt nliflit by n 0 I Heine. At San Hlc'Ko I'oitluml IhiiIimI the I'iiiIicm un-ili-r a liome run ImrriiKi- I" win nr.. Muny Krrnr The K I (t in. except for 1'rnnk Kellrher who till tils With himier of the Hi'inton. mulilii't do any tliliift rlKht lust ultilil. 'Iliey ukimI up seven tills to come up even wlih the Seals uneull in the filth. 'Ilii-ll slowly unci not loo qulclly wrul lo piece In Hie slxlti. I lolly wood hurler W 1 1 1 n r d Huinmlrll ill lew away n hunt y Ids mound optxinenl. Cliff Mellon, then loaded the Imihcn hy iiiihhIiik Cully Klluird. Nexl II wan hIiuii sloi Jolinny C)'Nell'g nun. lie muffed a hot itiutinder hy Harlo LodlKlanl, KcorliiK one run. Mel. ton came home with the wlnnlnc tally as Hoy JiiivIn hit Into u douhle piny. In Oakland' sixth liinlnu, Hie Aitirnit took uilviinliiK'e of the hreuk Inalvnil of (jIvIiik them away. After Cookie LaviiKetlo sliiKled, Aiiftel pllclier Cut Mcl.lsh walked three men lo fori In a run. McI.IhIi hnd linrdly reached I land' triumph. Yankees Drop Another Game To Cleveland Hy ( rl 1,uiicIiiiIhI tllhllwl I',m SiM.ru WrIU-rl New York, Sept. 18 Hit .... After II stretch of Nerene hallltiK tlKlilnst Kccoml division lium l y l ti m tit y h. the New York Yankees loduy hecinne painfully uwure tliat the way ahead to the pemuint may he very rocky Indeed. They ueedeit no reminder from MaiuiKtT Casey Steniiel that a team could Is" In firm place from the oiienlnK day of (he season to the IiihI - then lose the pennant In the final afternoon. That was what Sleni;el told them after their shoddy orformancp ycMcr day In losing a 10 to G error-laden tliiislon to the Cleveland Indians. Despite the defeat they remain ed a comfortuhle 2'-, gnmcM ahead of the second place Boston Hcd Sox. who enjoyed no off-day, list- enlnit lo a radio account of Cleve- the duituut when his mound suc cessor, l.ii Anthony, pitched a homerun hall to Oakhind'H Hilly i Martin, kimx! 'or four runs. HoIoiih Win Tlie Sacramento Solons also fattened themselves on charity thrown. 'Hie Sac. lendinK 1 on n sixth InnlnR homer hy Scuttle' Nell Sheridan, added I lint' more run In the Seventh niter Seattle hurler Herman llcxse loudeil the hiiNC with wnlks. Two walks off John lloffmnu, Hesse's successor, anil a sltik'le hy Al White account ed for the Solons final score In the eluhth. 'Ilie Portland Heavers had no use for charity and no mercy on the l'adre' four pitcher. In Portland' hnlf of the third, I.en Thomas and Dick Wenner pound ed out four banners to account for five run. Frank Austin re peated In the fourth with none on. All of San Diego's five runs came from homers. Allle Clark took n solo trip In the second and Max West pounded out n Brand slam homer In the eighth, his It'th of the season. The Yankee started out If they meant huslnes against the (Continued on Vay.e HI Cleveland Team Arrives Here For Game Tonight Couch Joe pnzler and his In-1 dians from ClevelUtnl hilh school, Portland, moved Into Hend today for their name with the I.nya Hears a (Irani hi:h school's 'Jen crtils, iiIko of Portland, continued on south ihrouKh fiend for their j buttle with a team coached by an exl.liva Hear, Hob llendershott, headman of the Klamath Falls Pelicans, The powerful flrant hl;ll team stopped ni the Pilot Hutte Inn here last nl(lit and leisurely mov ed south early today for the Klarnalh Kiime. Grant Is rated as one of the top team of the Port land circuit this season. Al cltlht Portland teams will he In action this week end iiKiiinst upstate uud. In preparation for the openlnK of Portland IfUfpic piny. C leveliuid'B Mrs' (lame Cleveland and Irni will move Into action on Hruin field here to nluht nt H o'clock, with a large crowd exjiectiHl. Tills will be the first nppeurance of a Portland team on the Hend gridiron In many season. 'Ilils will tie Cleveland' open ing Rnme of the season, and word from Portland Indicates the coach lucks the wealth of material boasted by other Portland schools. Only four veteran are back in the Cleveland lineup this fall. Pauses Kxected The Indian are expected to use n deceptive, passing attack against the Hears. Anticipating such an attack, the young Hears have been giving considerable atten tion to an aerial defense. Harry j McCaully, 155 pounder, Is expect- (Continued on Page 8) Sporf Parade By Oscar I'raley Itlnlltil I'inu SpufU Wi.Orl New York, Sept. in I ! The Yankee couldn't believe It. The drcKKlng room was a tab leau of stunned amazement when the word came that Frnle Honharn was dead. The big, easy-going guy they facetiously called "Tiny" had been gone from this dressing room lor three year, traded off to the Pittsburgh Pirates In IHKi. Hut when you spend your best nevcn years with the Yankee- you'ie always a Yankee. Their shocked faces showed It; that, and the faraway stares they directed to the coiner locker where he used to dres. They found It hard to believe because Tiny was only .'Mi, and, while he had the usual quota of ache und pain which ure occu pational hazard in baseball, he was a husky, healthy guy. The word for Tiny was "hearty." Hut now the mild-mannered giant was dead in a Pittsburgh hospital of complication follow ing an appendectomy. "He was a great Yankee," F rankle Crawl (i said softly. Made Herlc History Rawboncd Hill Dickey, who left the club the same time as Hon harn but came back as a coach, was eight years in the past re living for a moment the 1941 world series history he and Bon ham had written a battery mate. "There never was a better pitched ball game," Dlokey mut tered of that fifth and final game In which Tiny flattened the Dodg er with four hits. Big Hill undoubtedly felt it most of all. For he almost called (he turn wrong on Bonham when the 215-pound Californian joined the club in 19-10. It wa Dickey's decision, after Bonham's first game, that Tiny "didn't have It." But when Ernie defeated the then brilliant Bob Feller with the best control Dickey ever had seen, the (Continued on page 8) Football "Madness" Results In Trophy Disappearances College Football Starts Tonight By Steve Snider (Unllnl l'ra SrU Writer) New York, Sept. 1G Hit .. The first big week end of 19l! collegi ate football oiien tonight and be fore the last ball has taken Its last crazy bounce on Sunday there'll be 122 games over the nation, headed by California's debut against rugged Santa Clara. Hailed as potentially the best of the west coast's Independent pow ers, Santa Clara tackle Califor nia at Berkeley on Saturday In the first Important test of strength this season. The west coast also Is the cen ter of attraction under the lights tonight when St. Mary's Is host to Oregon and Oregon State opens the Pacific coast conference sea son at U.C.UA. O.S.C, Open Conference There are the usual number of early season breather coming up Saturday but at least three oth ers are worthy of n crisp fall day. Vlllanova travels to Texas A. and M., Texas Christian plays at Kan sas and Duquesnn moves Into the south to meet Wake Forest. There Is only one game In the east, Scranton at St. Bonaventure on Sunday. IOxcept lorT.C.U. at Kansas, the midwest has little to offer. Ne vada at Cincinnati Is the best of a set Including Dubuque at Iowa Stnte, North Dakota State at Mar quette and South Dakota State at Drake. In the southwest, Texas, no longtr listed a title favorite, opens against tough Texas Tech.- Wil liam and Mary plays at Houston U. and McMurray at Tulsa, In the best of the' others. , Stanford, darkhorso In the Pa cific coast conference race, un veils Its super-sophomores ngalnst Sun Jose State. Utah plays at Washington and Utah State at Washington State. More than 200,000,000 packages arc transported annually to all parts of the United States by 10, 000 dally trains over 190,000 miles of railroad from 23,000 offices of the Hallway Express Agency. DON'T SHOOT A JOAN! Be SURE It's a Deer SEE With These Binoculars IMPORTED BINOCULARS (Coated Lenses) Imported binoculars, made In Japan under the MUiervMon of German engineer each with heavy leather case. 6x25 only 36.95 6x30 only 36.95 8x30 only 46.95 8x30 only 36.95 I'ncoatrd Ine. Weighs only a few ounces 6x15 only 22.95 tiny binocular of full six power, In leather cmhf light, no trouble to carry. 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Southern Culifr.rnia and U. C. I.. A. have a "victory bell" at stake which once adorned a Soulbern Pacific locomotive. The Idea orig inated at UCLA In 1939 when the alumni association presented the bell lo the school to toll odt the scores of the Bruins' conquests. ' Bell "Kidnaped But a group of USC students absconded with the bell after the 1941 game and It was agreed the winner of the annual football game would retain possession for one year. Another trophy which was bit terly fought for was the Stanford axe. Forged In 1899 by Stanford students, it was taken by Califor nia following that year's baseball game. Not until 1930 did Stanford manage to regain possession of the trophy, and then by subter fuge. The axe was finally made the award to the pigskin victor In 1933. The universides of Arizona and New Mexico annually vie for pos session of the "Kit Carson rifle" have ind Texas and Oklahoma the "cowboy hat" at stake. Illinois goes all out on trophies as (hey Wake three during the gridiron season. The Northwest ern game has the "tomahawk," for Ohio State there's the turtle "Illlbuck" and with Purdue, the "little cannon." Other gridiron classics are made more classical with the Indiana-Purdue "old oaken bucket" and the Temple-Bucknell "old shoe." Prinevilles Cowboys Play Game Tonight Prinevllle, Sept. 16 The Crook county high school Cowboys, which were defeated 6 to 0' by Sweet Home in their first football game of the season last Friday night, wjll play the Crant county union high school Rangers here tonight. Lee Gustafson, new coach of the local school, who came here from Oregon State college, de clares that he Is expecting better coordination of players In the game with the Rangers. Gustaf son has announced his tentative line-up for Friday night as fol lows: Left end, Gallagher or Aseh backer; left tackle. Scanlon; left guard, Harris or Tennant; center, Orr right guard, Van Osten; right tackle, Reynolds; right end, Ro senbaum; quarter, Romine; left half, Endicott or Rhoden; right half, Grime or Tangney, and full back, Coonse. Gustafson has announced the following schedule for the Cow boys for the remainder of the sea- British Forced To File Clubs Ganton, Eng., Sept. 16 illt Em bittered Britishers used filed down clubs today as they launch ed an offensive against the invad ing United Stales Ryder cup team In four foursomes on the par 72 ! Oanton course. j Ben Hogan, non-playing captain of the American (earn, forced the Britishers to alter their clubs when he filed a protest yesterday. son:. September 23, Hermiston there; October 7, Madras there; October 14, Burns here; October 21, I-akeview there; October 28, Columbia prep in Portland; No vember 4, Maupin here, and No vember 11. the traditional "big game," Redmond union high school here. Gustafson says he is expecting the Columbia prep game to be one of the best, of the year for his team. Plans call for a large caravan of Prinevllle members of the Quarterback club, and stu dents, to go to Portland for the contest. lie said (lie grooves were too deep in the clubs and were Illegal. Tournament officials upheld the protest, and the British team spent the night filing Its clubs down to legal specifications In time for the beginning of the clas sic two-day international meet. Deschutes Bowling Lanes Now Open 4:00 p.m. Daily 2:00 p.m. Sat. & Sun. Alleys Newly Resurfaced UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Art and Hazel Powers, Pro;. FOOTBALL CLEVELAND HIGH j of Portland BEND LAVA BEARS Friday, Sept. 16th 8:00 p. m. 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