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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
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Maximum ymterday, 411 degree.
Minimum hut iiIkIiI, 20 degree.
Hiinrlxe, Huuxet Time
NunrlMi, tomorrow, 11:12,
Kuiumt tomorrow, n;:n,
lli'inl ami vlrlnlty I 'ulr toduy;
Iiiiti'umIiik i'IiiiiiUiii-nn IoiiIkIiI; lie.
taxliiiml ahowor Sunday; colli
lonlKlHj lilull today, 411 lo 00; liriv
tonlKtit, ti to 27 1 lilKh Nuntlny,
47 lo 52.
A muiTliiw IIii'Iibc Ihih been
Iwturd to Arthur UmkIoii, of'l'ci
trtiiinnu, Hint WIIiiiu Miller, (if
Culver, iK'cordlnu lo I lie record
(i I I hp Dcarliuio county clerk.
TwIhh, u liny mill a Kill, well
born today nt St. Chiiilc hoNpl
till to Mr. mill Mm, UuihcII Hiiehr,
42 lliiwthornn avenue. The liny
welched 7 pound mill Iiiih Ihm-ii
mimed Thomii. The lrl weighed
H pound, 2 ounce, unci Iiiih been
limned llernudeltit.
Junior Civic leiiKiie will meet
next Thuitulny evenlnii nl the
liomu of Mil. Hubert l-ux Jr., lfif)
Irvlnu uvenuc, Mi. Jean I'eirlne,
picmilcnt, nnnouneed today.
A driver' llt'eime exiiiiilner w
Im) on duty In llend on ThuiHdnv
mid Friday, Oet. 13 mid 11, nt KKM)
llond uliect, necordliiK to nn mi
noujicement from the office of
the aecretiiry of atntir. Office
hour of the exiiiiilner will tc
from 0 a. in. to 3 p.m.
Dr. Henry (limn, president of
the urcgon (.oiipkh of hduciitlon,
will be the uncut penkir lit the
Tuesday meeting- of the IJend
I.lon' chili, nt the I'lne Tavern.
I.loyde IlliiKley will he program
chairman.
Mr. itnd Mr. Utmliert Sliced
Cllchrlst, arc pnienl of u liny
horn thl mornlnu lit St. C'hmleii
hoHiiltiil. Ihu liiihy weighed
pound, 11 ounce, and him been
named hlephen IjiiiiImtI.
Krrd O. Taylor of the Oreiton
Ian and Flunk I.oimiiIh, repreiienl'
Ing tho Oreuon Journal, are in
liend covering the C.I.O. IikIuh
trial union council convention
A Inn here from I'ortlaiKl In Knth
lern Crouln, reprcHcnllng the Kod
cinlecl prcwi.
Mr. and Mrs. Grunt Jetmen and
Mr. and Mm. Uiwell Jeimen left
Thundny for Salt IJike City.
They were called there because
of the death of their nephew
Mel C'lirltlanmn, who wan killed
Wednemlay night In nn automo
bile accident. The local folk ex
pected to return to llend early
next week,
VOll SALK
1 Model 219 Federal enliirgcr,
I bi icnsv. S.'U. ixa h ivmio.
Adv
Two OCE Instructors to Speak at Institute
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Four children underwent Ion-
Hillrctomlffi toduy at St. Chnrles
hospital. They are Myra Jean
Miles, 7, daughter of Mr. nnd Mm.
Myron W. Mile, Culver: Suzanne
HhIiich, !(, und Judilh, H, children
of Mr. and Mm. DeloBH C. MaineM,
477 Slate street, and Davis Smith,
9, of Mr. and Mrs. Seuton
Smith, KX) Drake road.
Admitted to the hospital yes
terday were Mrs. Henry (Jray. 017
W. 11th street, and Mrs. Jake
Dallas, K34 Delaware. David King
and Victor Uousquet, both of Sa
lem, were admitted early this
morning after an automobile accident.
The following were dismissed
yesterday or today: Clark Mor
gret, Camp Sherman; Mrs. Ever
ett Kuhn, Terrebonne; Fred Shep-
aru, uend; Lorraine Wllkcnson,
Portland; Mrs. Frank Pepper,
ISend, and Mrs. Edward Owens,
Chcmult.
The following were released to
day from the maternity ward:
Mrs. Klchard Houck and daugh
ter, I'rlnevtiie; Mrs. E. A. Powell
and daughter, Redmond, and Mrs.
Allan B. Phllp and son, 357 E.
Marshall.
Miss Alice Pendlebury, English exchange arts professor at Oregon College of Education In Mon
mouth, (center), will speak before teachers of the four Central Oregon counties, at the Tuesday
afternoon session of the regional teachers' conference. Her subject will be, "A Limey Looks at
America." Another speaker at the session will be Dr. H. M. Gunn, Oregon director of elementary
teacher training nnd president of Oregon College of Education, (right). His address, on "The Sec
ond Year of Decision, will also be Tuesday afternoon. Also In the picture Is Mrs. Pearl Heath, art
department head at OEC, who, with Dr. Gunn, met Miss Pendlebury when she arrived lor her work
at Monmouth.
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iiwhv plan for other gifts, too.
NIKBKIU; ALL. J K W E L E It S,
next to Capllul Theater, "We JU
pair With Care." Est. 191'U.
Adv.
Dr. W. D. Wnrd. Veterinarian,
will not be In his office until Oc
tolier 17. Adv.
Deer nnd elk hides bought. Tan
ning arranged. Cecil C. Muore.
1132 Newport Ave., Uend, Ore.
Adv.
Dance at Lupine every Satur
day night Music by Outer .Ill
man Trio. Adv.
Dr. W. II. Grlcslnger wlll In
here Monday, Octuber 10. Adv.
Danco nt Carroll Acres Hall
everv Saturday night, 9:30. Music
hv Western Melodlers. broadcast
from stage at 10 p.m. Adv.
Bend Siren Gets
First Full Test
Hend's fire siren received lis
first full duly lest from Its new
location atop the city hall today
at 1:02 p. m. when a general
alarm was sounded. The call was
from 1-125 Davenport, where hot
ashes has been placed in a box,
on the rear porch. Damage lo
the building, owned by John Oris
wold, 15(14 Division, was slight.
The only other lime the fire
siren was sounded from lis new
location was when II received n
short tost, nrter being removed
from tlie lop of the fire hull.
Fire department engineers Slild
they had some difficulty sound
ing the siren, Inusmuch as it
could not bo heard as tho fire
truck pulled out, with Its siren
sounding.
Yankees Win
(Continued from Pago 1)
Joe Hntten, a left bander, began
warming up for Brooklyn.
Herrn grounded to Mlksls, nnd
Klmito was caught off third and
run down, Miksls to Campanelln.
Henrloh had gone beyond second
and was caught off, Cnmpanellu
to Kohlnson for n double play.
Iterra was safe on first on a field
er's choice.
DIMagglo walked, Berra going
to second.
After Newcombe pitched three
straight balls to Brown, Conch
Clyde Sukeforth went out lo the
mound to confer with him. Brown
then walked on the next pitch, fill
ing the bases.
Woodllng filed to Snider.
No runs, two hits, no errors,
three left.
Dodgem: Heese took a called
strike nnd then doubled oft the
left field wall.
Miksls dropped n ground ball
Just In front of the plnte nnd was
out, Borrn to Henrlch, Keesc hold-
ijig second.
Snider grounded out, Brown to
Henrlch, Keese holding second.
Klzzuto made a glove-handed
stop of Robinson's hard hit
ground ball nnd got his man nt
first when Henrlch took Ills throw
out of the dirt Just In time.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
Second Inning
Yankees: Mapes grounded nut.
Newcombe to Hodges. It wns n
hard hit liner, which took one
bounce Into Newcomb's glove.
Coleman fouled to Canipanella.
Lnpat filed to Snider.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Dodgers: Hodges filed to Wood
llng. Olmo went out the snmo way,
Campanelln grounded out, Lo-
pal to I lenrlch.
No runs, no lilts, no errors,
none left.
Third Inning
Ynnkoes: Rlzzuto grounded out,
Mlksls to Hodges.
Tho. sun broke through the
clouds and It was as hot as a Bum
mer day.
Henrlch grounded out, Hodges
to Newcombe, who covered first.
Berra filed to Hermanskl.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Dodgers: Hermnnskl struck
out.
Newcombe struck out.
Reese X)ipcd to Henrlch on hc
Infield grnss.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Fourth Inning
Ynnkees: DIMagglo filed to
Snider In deep left center.
Brown doubled to left center.
Woodllng walked on four pitch
es.
Hntten warmed up again for
the Iodgers.
Mapes doubled Into the left
field corner, scoring Brown and
Woodllng.
Coleman fouled to Olmo, Mapes
holding second.
Lopnt doubled to left center
scoring Mapes.
Newcombe wns taken out nnd
replnced by Hntten.
Rlzzuto singled to left, but Lo
pnt was out trying to score, Ol
mo to Campanelln.
Three runs, four hits, no errors,
one left.
Dodgers: Mlksls wns cnlled
out on strikes.
Snider filed to Mapes.
Robinson' walked on four
pitches.
Hodges struck out.
No runs, no hits, no errors, one
left.
Fifth Ilnning
Yankees:: Henrlch walked.
Jack Bantn began warming up
in I no Dodgers bullpen.
Berra singled to right, Henrlch
slopping nt second; but when
llermanskl's throw went through
Miksls for an error, Henrlch went
to third nnd Berra to second.
DIMagglo was purposely pnss-
Hospital News
pat, R. Brown 3, Robinson, Olmo,
Campanelln, Hermanski.
Two base hits Reese, Brown,
Mapes, Lopat.
Three base hit Brown.
Lef t on buses New York 7,
Brooklyn S.
liases on balls off: Newcombe
3; Uiput 1; flatten 2; Bantu 1.
Struck out by: Lopat 4; Rey
nolds 5; ll.inla 1.
Hits off: Newcombe 5 In 3-;
Ha I ten 3 in l-'a; Lopat 9 in 5-;
Ersklne 1 In 1; Bantu 1 In 3; Rey
nolds 0 In 3-'.
Double plays Mlksis-Campan-ella-Robinson;
Rlzzuto-Hcnrich.
Winning pitcher Lopat.
Losing pitcher Newcombe.
Attendance 33,934.
The box score:
New York (A) AB It II
Klzzuto, ss 4
Henrlch, lb 4
Berra, c 5
DIMagglo, cf .... 3
R. Brown, 3b ..
Woodllng, if ..
Mapes, rf
Bauer, rf
Coleman, 2b ..
Lopat, p 3
Reynolls, p 1
Property Goes
At Sheriffs Sale
Four parcels of land were sold
at public auction toduy by Claude
L. McCuuley, Deschutes county
sheriff.
The parcels were comprised of
lots 21 und 22 of block IM, tiiird
addition to Bend park, which sold
for $100 to William M. Hull; the
south one-half of the north one
half, of the northwest quarter of
the southeast quarter of section
35, township 20 south, which sold
for $500 to Samuel J. Tllden: lot
6 of block 112 of first addition to
Bend park, which sold to Bernice
II. Coad, for $250, and lot 4 of
block 85 of Bend park which sold
at $50 to Chester O. McNemar.
The sale was held at the Des
chutes county courthouse.
ntlve of the Chinese Institute ot
Foreign Affairs. His topic Thurs
day night will he "America
Slake In Asia."
TWO MEN lll:I.I)
Arthur Gerard, Kluiiiath Fulls,
wus arrested this morning on an
Intoxication' charge, city records
show. Wlllaid Vaughn, Bend, who
appeared in municipal court yes
terday evening, received a 10-duy
sentence on a similar charge.
Totals 34 6 10 27 9 0
ed, filling the bases.
Erv Pnllca also began warm
Ing up for Brooklyn.
Brown tripled off the right
field wnll, scoring Henrlch, Ber
ra nnd DIMagglo.
Carl Ersklne also warmed up
lor the Dodgers.
Woodllng Hied to Snider in
short center, Browri holding third.
Coleman grounded out, Reese
to Hodges.
Three runs, two hits, one error,
one left.
Dodgers: Bauer went to right
field for the Yankees.
Olmo fouled to Berra.
Campanelln grounded out, Riz
zuto to Henrlch.
Hermnnskl singled to right.
Tommy Brown batted for Hat
ten and filed to Bauer.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
Sixth Inning
Yankees: Ersklne, a right
hander, went In io pitch , for
Brooklyn.
Lopat popped to Hodges.
Rlzzuto filed to Olmo.
Henrlch singled off the right
field wnll.
Berra popped to Robinson.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
Dodgers: Reese singled to center.
Cox batted for Miksls and bent
out a bunt to the pitcher's mound
for a base hit, Reese going to
second.
Snider grounded Into a double
piny, Rlzzuto to Henrich. Rizzuto
took the ball just off second base,
stepped on tho bag to force Cox
and then threw to first, Reese
going to third.
Robinson singled to left, scor
ing Reese.
Hodges singled to center, send
ing Robinson to third.
Olmo also singled to center,
Robinson scoring and Hodges go
ing to third.
Campnnclla singled to left, scor
ing Hodges, Olmo stopping at
second.
Hermanskl singled to right,
scoring Olmo and sending Cam
pancua to third.
Lopat was taken out and re
placed by A Hie Reynolds.
Jorgensen batted for Ersklne
and was called out on strikes.
Four runs, seven hits, no er
rors, two left.
Seventh Inning
Yankees: Banta went In to
pitch for Brooklyn and Cox went
to third base.
DIMagglo grounded out, Robin
son to Hodges.
Brown went out the same way.
Robinson also threw out Wood
llng. No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Dodgers: Reese filed to Bauer.
Cox filed to DIMaggio.
Snider struck out
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Eighth Inning
Yankees: Bauer grounded out,
Reese to Hodges.
" Coleman filed to Hermanski.
Reynolds fouled to Campanella.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Dodgers: Robinson grounded
out, Brown to Henrich.
Rissuto threw out Hodges.
Olmo was called out on strikes.
' No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Ninth Inning
Yankees: Rizzuto walked.
Ralph Branca and Paul Minner
warmed up In the Brooklyn bull-'
pen.
Henrich singled to right, send-'
ing Rizzuto to third. !
Rizzuto was picked off third, I
Campanella to Cox. j
Berra flied to Hermanski, Hen-!
rich holding first. j
DIMaggio struck out. I
No runs, one hit, no errors, one ;
left. i
Campanella groun d e d out. !
Brown to Henrich.
Hermanski struck out.
Whitman batted for Banta.
Whitman struck out.
No runs, no hits, no errros,
none left.
Totals
New York 6 10 0
Brooklvn 4-9 1
New York 000-300-0006
Brooklyn 000-004-0004
Runs batted in Mapes 2, Lo-
Brooklyn (N)
Reese, ss
Miksls, 3b 2
Cox, 3b 2
Snider, cf 4
Robinson, 2b .... 3
Hodges, lb 4
Olmo, If 4
Campanella, c .. 4
Hermanski, rf
Newcombe, p
Hatten, p
Ersklne, p ......
Banta, p
A T. Brown.,
B Jorgensen
C Whitman .,
AB K H
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DR. CHANG WILL SPEAK
Dr. H. II. Chang, Chinese dip
lomat and national director of the
Chinese U. N. association, Is to
be the speaker at the October
13 meeting of the Bend Knife
and Fork club, officers of the
group have announced. Dr. Chang
will speak at the dinner meeting
of the group, at 7 p. m. m the
Pilot Butte Inn.
Dr. Chang Is U. S. represent-
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Totals 35 4 9 27 12 1
A Flied out for Hatten In 5th.
B Struck out for Ersklne in
6th.
C Struck out for Banta In 9th.
TWO HURT IN ACCIDENT
Two Salem men, David King,
29, and Victor Bousquet, 44, were
Injured about midnight last night
in an automobile accident in the
Sisters area. They are patients at
St. Charles hospital.
King suffered possible internal
injuries. Details of the accident
were not available.
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