THE BEND BULLETIN
GENERAL NEWS
SPORTS
CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
33rd Year
BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1949
No. 255
Yanks Favored to Win Series
But Rival Managers Declare
Two Teams Evenly Matched
Hy l.v.tt II. I'i:tkkhi:n
I United I'ri-sH Spin Is l-jlllor)
Now York, Oct. -I MM!) Whew, it was clou-, tliey nil nay,
ami tlio Ni'w York Yankee. and ISninklvn Dodgers, recover
ing rapidly from lln .strain of Ihcir hrusiiiK pfiinarit liattlrs, !
liKTecd on only one tiling today :
That tin' world hvi 'u h opi'iiiiiK tomorrow at Yankee kIu-:
(linm figures to In- just as tighl.
If it tin1 i.HMii' won't lie decided unlil the ninth inning
of the Hi'vcnth Kame, lor nolh-
Iiik I'ould he (loser than tlii'if. . ,
two ncniiaut races were. Alter
butlliiiK only 10 days of hIioi-1
of six montliM without decid-Ing-
till- winners, they finally
were determined in the last
three hours ot the VM'.l major
league season on Suniliiy.
The rlviil pilots, C'nsi-y Stengel
of the Yankees nnd Hurl Shot inn
of llic 1 lodgers lined ciy ami re
fuseil to illvul!e liny Inliit inullun
on their scries iIiiiih. Hut, like
their players, they ngrccd the
series wn a loss up Willi each one
couflileiil his eliili will win.
"Just look lit the two hall
clulm." Stengel salil. "Anil how
can vim pick between Ihein?
'(Mils Called Kldlruliius
"Why, ihnse oilils Ihey are ipint-1
liU! favoring us are ridiculous, j
We re su evenly matched. I dnn'l ,
see nuw any one can ngure mere:,.
Is any difference except me anil
Ihe Yankees. Of cnurse, we know
we're going to win, Just like we
knew all season lung we were go
lug to wftl the American league
lieiiuanl.
"Hut we know Us going to Is
tough maylH' even touKher than
It was winning Hie iennanl."
Shiitlnn, usually pictured as n
Kent le, kindly man, was short and
snappy when It came to discuss
Ing Hie series, hut he did Ho so far
as lo adiull :
"ITolmlily the lireaks will ile.
elde the winner Just as Ihey did
In our pennant triumph.
Prediction He-ailed
"I said all winter lone, we were
ping to win Die pennant. We did.
Now I say we are ;olni; to win
Ihe scries. We will."
There was n chance that both
managers would- annmmeo their
KtartluK lineups and pitchers at
noun today. It was alinusl a sure
Is't that Stengel will, hut no one
knew what Shotiun might do.
There were Indications he
would continue Ihe practice of
the 10 IV suhway scries when he
refused to name his starting
pitcher mil II Just before each
dnv's came. He said he didn't
want "to worry my pllche
It still figured lo lie slrlng-benn I
Preacher Hoe. a left bander who I
won 1.1 Karnes, for the ledgers
against stocky Kd I.opal. another
southpaw, for the Yankees. l.opat
also registered l!i triumphs, hut
he lost III while Hoe dropped but
six.
I 'liver Left Handirs
Tlie stadium, where the first
and second Karnes of Ihe series
will be played tomorrow anil
Thursday, Is considered more fa
vorable for left handed pitchers
than Khhels field, for the left field
fence In the home of Ihe Yankees
is much farther than that at Kl
bets field. On the olher hand, the
rlKht field home run In the sta
dium is much easier than In
Hrooklyn.
The odds si 111 had the Yankees
favorites, from 2 lo I down to (! lo
5. Hut New York bookmakers re
ported thai thus far (here seem
ed to he more Hrooklyn money
showing for the short end than
there was Yankee hacking at fa
vorite odds.
Klamath Rancher
Gets 4 Point Doe
Klamalh Kalis, Oct. 4 ill"-State
police today Indicated they will
not file charges against Klamath
Kails rancher I). A. ICmory for
violating slate game laws forbid
ding doe hunting.
Kmory bagged n doe near here
and It had four points.
Additional Sports
(Continued on Page 8)
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For High Honor;
Rizzuto Stars
By Om-ar Fraley
I ITlirl I'rM, KMrl Writer)
New York. (let. I 'Hi Individ
uul honors In the innjor leagues
fur 1!I!I were shared equally to.
day hy the New York Yankee
anil Ihe Brooklyn Dodgers as Ihey
hemlisl Into a win lit series scrap
for the year's lnp team prize.
Sn Icily unuf flclal hut from all
hiillcalloiis Virtually certain cholc-
fur personal awards were:
Manager of the year-Casey
Stengel of the Yankees.
American league most valuahle
player I'hll Klrzuto, Yankee
shortstop.
National league most valuahle
player Jackie Ituliinsuu, Hrmik.
lyn second haseman.
Hookle of Ihe year IVin New-i-omlie.
Brooklvn pitcher.
StciiKel Outstanding
There can Is' no duuht that
Stengel Is home free. The M year
old Mlssmil lun was not conceded
a chance to finish Is'tter than
third In the preseason dope. Hut
he weathered a staggering total
of 70 Injuries to tils playeis with
superh Jin-keying of his forces -and
won the pennant hy licatlnK
hasehiill's Iwo Iwst pitchers In the
two final days of the season. It
was nil Inspired lilt of liandllnK.
from start to finish.
'Pie honor was a Ion,: time
coming for the man with the Jug
handle ears. In three years at
Hrooklyn and one at Huston lie
could do no Ix-iier than fifth. Hut
he showed finally what he could
do with first rlns material.
Hl.zulo was the smallest regu
lar In hasehall and at the same
time the merest. The five-toot.
six Inch Italian was the guy who
made the Yankees tick.
.Must See Scooter
You've got lo see the "Scooter"
to appreclale him. Ile Is loO
IMiunds of si rung-wire dynamite.
He hit a respectable ,2711 and was
one iif the most feared men at
the plate In the league.
There will le demands for Toil
Williams and Ceorge Kell -but
the "scooter" Is Ihe guy.
Kohlnson will win his MVP
laurels on the strength of being
the National league batting king
with a .'M2 mark nnd playing
every game for a pennant winner.
The honors could have gone to
Stan Muslal or K'nos Slaughter, if
the Cards had won. or even to
Kalph Klner. But you have to go
(or Kohlnson In his hitting victory
and his startling, upsetting speed
on the hascpaths.
lie led the league with 3( stolen
bases and was second In hits with
21)3 and In runs halted In with 12-1.
Missing Hunter
List Growing
Portland, Oct. -1 (Hi Oregon
slate police today said their mis
sing deer hunters' list hud grown
lo a "few score," after the first
week end of the state season's
opening.
A sergeant, who asked that his
name not be used, said at state
police headquarters here, "We
have Ihe same thing every year.
They go out, don't get a deer
rlghl away, und Ihey stay over.
"They come hack when Ihey
get hungry, he said.
Michigan '1V
Greaf Team, .
SaysSchwartz
San l-'iunclscn, Oct. ) 'If'
roach Marchle Schwiiilz of .Stan
find, today lalieled the Michigan
team that heat his Indians Satur
day, 277, as "one of Ihe three or
four grcut teams" In Ihe country.
"Thai Is a solid Huh, with man
power going very deep," said
Schwartz. "I think pioliahly the
other three great teams In the na
tion may lie Notre Dame, Ml line,
sola and Noilh Carolina."
Schwartz said he didn't feel too
hiully iihoul getting heal hy the
Wolverines.
"After all, our young sopho
mores learned a lot in that game
that will he of aid to them In the
future," he pointed out.
(.rent I. Inc Hacker
"Michigan's Dick Kempttiorn
has heen called hy Coach Hennle
Oiistci hiiiin as one of the great
est of line-backers - and 1 certain
ly concur.
"We fulfill! have heen In that
hall Kame right down to the fin
ish If we hadn't had those two
fumhles early In the Kame. Hut
at that, we enjoyed playing the
tilt.
"It was an exceptionally clean
Kame mid, althotiKh those Mlchi
Kan blocks and tackles were rug
ged, they were cleun. .Michigan
was H'iiallzitl only five yards.
AIoiik with being great football
playeis, they were fine sports
men." I'ohsIiik l'ilield
Schwartz didn't concur with Ihe
many critics Hint Ihe "passing
was poor" on both sides.
"Actually, the passing was
pretty good," he said. "The re
ceiving was poor. We completed
only nine out of 30; and Michi
gan six out of 25 but Ihe fault
wasn't with the passers.
"On both sides, the receivers
were behiK hit by defenders Just
at the lime Ihe catch was being
made and Hie receivers fumbled
Ihe ball, It was legal, nnd well
played.
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Berkeley. Cal. dli Dr. Agnes
Kay Morgan, home economist and
food technologist at the Univer
sity of California, says walnuts
contain on the average from 14
lo lb per cent fats, two per cent
ash, and from three to five per
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Leahy's Protest
Oyer Penalties
Draws New Fire
Illy Unllnl i'rrwl
Officials of the 1'aclflc Coast
conference and west coast news
papermen today expressed amaze
ment and Indignulion over
charges by Coach Krank leahy
of Notre Dame that the oltlclat
liiK in last Saturday's
ir-ivh.
Washington game was "Incompe-
tent and prejudiced."
Iahy made the charges after
his team drew 11 penalties total -
ing UU yards In beating the Unl-
at Seattle. Eight of Ihe penalties
were for mujor Infractions Il
legal use of the hands, clipping,
holding and unsportsmanlike con
duel. Victor O. Schmidt, commission
er of the Pacific Coast confer
ence, defended Ihe four officials
who worked the game as "the
best and most cxperinced In Ihe
west."
Officials Named
The officials who worked the
game were 1 homos u. Wilson,
College of Ihe Pacific, referee;
Williams Corhus, Slanford, um
pire; W. H. Krazier. (ionzaga.
linesman, and Elwood T. Slar-
buck, Chicago, field Judge.
Leahy charged Immediately af
ter the game that the officials
"all tried their best to even up
that football game" and stormed
that "none of the four ever will
officiate another game for Notre
Dame as long as I am associated
with the school."
He said later at South Bend,
Ind., that he would accept Cor
bus, "but the other three, I
wouldn't want any part of them."
Says Irish Favored
Orln (Babe) Holllngbery, for
merly one of the west coast's
leading coaches who wrote
guest column on the game for
the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, al
so defended the officials as "ex
tremely competent" and "If any
thing, lenient toward Notre
Dame."
"Coach Frank Leahy should
consider himself fortunate that
his team was not called four or
five times for unnecessary rough
ness In addition to the eight ma
jor penalties that certainly were
caned rignt. Holllngbery said.
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Gridiron Briefs
I Br UmlxJ Prnn)
iHf llnltal l'rj
Seattle, Oil. 4- Klve Universi
ty of Washington grlilders were
still on the injury list today fol
lowing Saturday's Notre Dame
game, a id at least one of the
players will nut see union this
.Saturday against Oregon State.
I'ullman Wash.. Oct. 4 Half
back Don I'aul, Washington State
college mainstay, will play
i against Oregon this Saturday.
i 'au.' haU f""'""1 " injuries and
USC
aK " '
1 MoKCOW lda 0,.,. 4Th(, ha,
j iMh,.r,.d ,m. University of Idaho
gridders In Austin, Tex., last
week, but not "49 points worth,"
according to Vandal Coach Dixie
Howell. The Idahoans were
smothered Ml.
Reno, Nev.. Oct. 4 University
of Nevada today feared that back-
field star Mill UslKjrne may be out
of action for several weeks with
a broken ankle. Osborne was in
jured In the early minutes of Sun
day's game with St. Mary's.
Berkeley. Calif.. Oct. 4 Frank
Brunk, first string University of
California halfback, was back in
uniform yesterday for the first
time since he was injured in the
Santa Clara game two weeks
ago. Latest injury reports indi
cated that all-coast halfback
Jack Swanner and first string end
Norm Pressley will be out of ac
tion for at least two more weeks.
NOT UNFAIR TO PICKETS
Monterey, Cal. Kli A local res
taurant, involved in a labor dis
pute, placed this sign in its win
dow: "Picket on duty will be sev-
ed free meals. Place order with
waitress."
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Another will tell you there's nothing like
the Super's "happy medium" of size and
comfort, power and easy handling, style and
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Bend Bowling Results
CITY I.F.AGIE
The Wood Butchers last night
look learn honors in City league
action as they set down The Bul
letin squad for three points and
rolled a single game hogh of 8X3
and series total of 2525.
In other matches McCann Sign
keglers rolled over the Rlxc Real
ty team for a three point win;
Congress Food and Bend-Portland
split two and two, and the I)e
Cree Construction squad lost all
four points to the Elks on a for
feit. Top individual bowlers were E.
Brown with a 591 series and H.
Baughn with a 214 single game.
Scores follow:
IMir Contrurtirm : ForMt.
Klk: Ijin-. 4U.; TrotH. 4t:3 :
4r,U: pevrreaux, lJl ; hu-itjl, 4'ti.
T..t
2:ll'i.
tVr.it HjHtin: P. B-nuffl. 4i6 : Rie?
; Uyr. 44: I Wolf, ill ; K. brawn,
la i. luui 24a.
W.l HuUlrn: M. Hurtman. '. : R
Diirrrll. 410 : t . KurbM. : S. IJmrth.
4K2: II. Ilturrn. Hit. lul 22S.
KUf Hrilf. Carunan. 42fi : A)l-n. 318;
)tarriniru,n. 4r.C : Wrnrtla. 4 CM : Kaufman.
Mi. Total 'i'iV,.
MK'ann Kiitna: Art IlonitrrtHK, 444;
hvtlrrrian. 4:if. : C Jrrutrn. 442; H. tin
man. tVl" ; I. Jfnt-n. &13. T.rUI 2.F.3.
ConirrMa Kuorl: E. Jutlr. t24 : T. Cout-U-r.
43K: i. Maynt-. 363; it. Kollrr, 47:
II. BaUKhn, Lit.. Total 2371.
H.-na-t'onlaiul: Howard. tJ: Lt-ntz.
4CU: Lay. 421; Harrrll. lit : Houvrr, 484.
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WOMEN'S BOOSTER LEAGUE
Helen Anderson and Muriel
Baker last night won individual
honors in the Deschutes Women's
Booster league play on a single
game score of 175 and series to
tal of 456, respectively.
The top team performance was
turned in by Owl Taxi with a
game score of 840 and series to
tal of 2259.
In team matches the Home
finders Real Estate and Owl Taxi
posted four point victories over
the Eagles and Pastime, respec
tively, and Deschutes Lanes out
pointed the Bend Garage team
by three points to one.
every street scene something
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