THE BEND BULLETIN
GENERAL NEWS
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CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
33rd Year
BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1949
No. 261
Big Ten Disgruntled Over
Rose Bowl Arrangement,
May Not Renew Contract
St. Louis, Oct. It (I.! Tilt- undercover (Impute in the Hig
Ten over emlinK it.s Koho Howl rout met with the 1'neifir Const
ronferenrr hoiled over today.
The SportiiiK News Weekly elmrKed Unit a majority of
Western ronl'erenee (Mix Ten) schools favor ilnpiiiiir the
nrraiiKeinent when it expires .Jan. I, 1!)5I,
Iturnoi'H that Mix 10 members were not entirely happy
about the arrauKcmcut, which almost automat irally insured
a pout in the rich New Year'H Day mid battle to a I'.iK Ten
learn, nail heen kK nround
Tor nhoiit a year.
Tin? Sportinjf Ni'ws Weekly
said in its ciirrciiL issue that
the Western niriference schools
favor itiipinK flu iirnuiHcMirnl
when II expires Jan. 1, 1!)M.
Sillily llclrrtl
A lliilleil press hiirvey of con
ference schools on (lie Niilijecl n
yenr ii K" Inilleiited Hint n siihslan-
lllll nilllllH'l' llf llllllclll' ( Cl'tlll H
and rouclit's wnnleil ii close Hluily
of Hip UKreetneiil before II whs
renewed.
The SMirtliin News niimeil 11
miinlxT of Nchonl (if riciiiiM as op
posed lo extending Hie five yenr'1" ""' classic, your lineup would
uKrcvmrui which Is-kiiii Jan. 1,
l'.UT.
I)i. J, I-onls Morrill, president
of tlui University of Mliinewilii,
led the opiKisltlmi lo icncwlnii the
agreement, the Weekly siild. Ac
cording to Iin story, Morrill oh
Jccled to yearly HIk Ten pai l hi
nation on three grounds:
( 1 ) Added pressure on conches
lo win.
(21 No Improvement of over-nil
relmlons between Western confer
ence iinil I'nclflc Const urea Insti
tutions. I. 'II Failure of the iigrccmcnl
to prevent "sinning" by the
schools In (heir nlhli-llr policies.
Texas Oilman
Named in Suit
I.OS Angeles. Oct. II Hli- Texas
millionaire Clenn McCarthy was
sued for SLMO.ooo Mondnv by n
sports promoter who claimed he
wax assaulted and beaten In n dis
pute over iitmngliig n foollmll
gnme between champions of two
professional leagues.- . - .
Uirry Kummnns, : year old
promoter, brought three siieiiir
court suits claiming McCarthy
lient him Sept. 22 In IiIh swnn'k
Shamrock hotel In Houston and
falsely Imprisoned him In the ho
tel's "protective'' room where lie
was held until the evening of
Sept. 24. A third suit asked for
$10,(X)0 for services rendered.
Herbert IX I'carlson. attorney
for Itummnns. said that oilman
McCurthy hired Itummans lo pro.
mote a charity gnme to lie played
In Houston Dec. 17 between cham
pions of the two rival pro foot
bull leaguesthe National and
All-America leagues which have
never sponsored inter-1 e a g u e
games.
Also named In the suits were
five Jane Does, five John Does
and three John Doe corporations.
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Sport Parade
By Oscnr I'rali-y
(llnllnl I'raaa Spuria Wrl(.t)
New York, Oct. II Ml" -Winding
up the World scries for another
yenr. n reriiplluliillun of the five
liiiiue frolic shows thill the Yan
kees, as winners, nnliiriilly walk'
ed off with most of (he Individual
honors hut the Dodgers captured
jlonr spots on n world series All
Mar leiim.
I'lcklni: the best mini at ench
position, strictly off their records
be: I
Catcher
Hrooklyn.
H o y Campiinelln,
Tommy Ili niich,
First base
Yankees.
Second base
Yankees.
Shortstop -Hnsiklyn.
(Jerry Coleman,
I'ccwee fteese.
Hobby Hiown. Yan
- Ocne Wondllng.
Third base
kees.
I.cfl field -Ynnkees.
Center field
-Joel lmiigglo.
Yankees.
Ulght field - Cem:
llerrniinsld,
Dodgers.
Pitcher-- Allle Reynolds' a n d
Joe Page, Yiinkres and I'reacher
Hoe. Dodgers.
Reynold IIcnI Pitcher
Iteynolds, the Indian fust bull
artist, was the classic's best pitch
er. lie won the first name, a two
hit shutout, and .saved the fourth
for Kit Ijiput by pin-hint- hitless
ball fur three and a third innings.
In 12' 3 Inning he struck out I I
and Riive onlv four walks. Second
honors went to Hoc. the skinny
southpaw from Arkansas, who
I hurled a six-hit shutout for Hrook
jlyn's only win. I'uge saved the
j .third nnd fifth tunics, giving six
'hits In nine IntiTnus and yielding
I two runs.
Campunella easily was the out
standing catcher. He bit .2(17. a
Rood mark In this "pitchers' ser
ies." Defensively he was terrific.
Phil Ktzrulo, picked off third by
Cnmpunclla, rated the hurley
DodRcr as "the lies! I've ever
seen."
Brooklyn's (III Hodges Rave
Henrlch n close race for first buse
honors but Ohio Tommy won out
on his hittlnR. butting .263 nRalnst
Hodges' .235 as well as wlnninR
Hie oiener with his round trip
blast.
Coleman Stands Out '
At Recond, Coleman easily stood
out over Jackie Robinson, hittlnR
.250 and drlvliiR home four im
portant runs us be decided one
Riime. Robinson hit only '.183.
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Burt Shotton
May Be Ousted
As Dodger Chief
New York. Oct. 11 Mli Hranch
Rickey, piesldent of the Hrooklyn
Dodgers, today called Hurt Shot
Ion "a sound muunRer" but re
fused lo suy whether he would be
rctiiliu-d as the Dodners' pilot in
J'lf.0.
Rickey made the sniteini-nt In
the line of much "second-guess-Iiir"
over Sholton's dliectlon of
the Dodger In their defeat by the
New York Yankees In the world
series.
"Hurt Is a sound maniiRer,"
Rickey suld, "and I'll ro uIoiir
with his first RUess."
The Brooklyn prexy admitted,
however, one of his biggest dis
appointments was that "I'reacher
Roe did not pitch the lust Riime."
Hoc suffered a painful fiiiRi-r
Injury while pltchiiiR the Dodgers
to their lone victory over the
YunkecH, 1 to 0, lust Thursday. He
would have Is-en ttie IorIciiI
choice to pitch in Sunday's final
Riime, but was passed up In favor
of Rex Harney because the fliiRer
pulned him too much.
Coleman hud three doubles and
four RHI's; Robinson one double
and (wo RHI's. Afield, euch hud
one error.
Klrauto held an edRe afield over
Reese but the latter more than
compensated for Ills one error by
pultiiiR the "Scooter" in the deep
shade at bat.
Itivse bit .31G with two runs, six
hits, one double, a homer and two
runs balled in. Rlzzuto batted on
ly .1U7, soorlnR two runs and
knockiiiR in only one with his
three single.
At third it was Brown all alone
umonR the five who saw service.
'Pie Rolden boy In four Riimes hit
.500, top mark for the series. In
12 at bat he scored four runs and
knocked in five with his six hits,
one a double and two triples.
Fielding Not Brilliant
The fielders, while adequate,
were far from brilliant. WoodllnR.
In left for three Rumes, hit .400,
three of his four blows being dou
bles, and scored four runs. Her-
manski In riRht field batted .308.
for four Rumes. Retting four hits,
one of them a triple, and drove
home two runs. Thnt made them
the standouts In their respective
sections of real estate.
In center field you have to go
for the ailing DcMaRRio although
Duke Snider was brilliant defen
sively. The Duke made several
breath-inking catches but so did
DcMiig, playinR on nerve alone.
Snider out hit DeMagglo, .143 to
.111, but Joe had an edge with his
two RBI's and one homer. The
clipper struck out five times, but
Snider funned eight times, tying
a record set by Rogers Hornsby.
Hut the deciding factor in Di
Muggio's selection was the spurk
which his presence Ignited In the
Yankees. That was the one thing
the Dodgers lacked along with
hitting and pitching.
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Albany Next
On Schedule
For Lava Bears
The Hend I-uva Hears who this
past week dropped a 7 0 decision
lo u lough Viking squint, will take
on a foe almost as powerful us
the Salem team when they meet
the Albany Hulldogs Friday on
(he lallcr's field.
The HuUtluga also were the vic
tims of the Salem squad in their
Hlg Six opener approximately two
weeks ago. 'Die Hulidogs, how
ever, were edged out by only a
narrow one point margin as they
lost 7 Ii.
This pm.t week the Albany elev
en lolled lo a 13-13 lie with the
Ashland high school team, and in
previous games this season de
feated Myrtle I'olnt and North
Bend, and tied with I-ctmnon.
Jayvee to I'lay
The Hruln Jayvees who have
posted wins over the Corvallis
and Halcm elevens will probably
play the Albany junior team at
Hruln field next Monday.
A somewhut battered squad
took to the field yesterday as the
Hears went through their first
practice this week. Not seriously
injured but slightly crippled with
sprained unkles are Kd Kribs.
quarterback, and Hill Stcidl,
Ruurd. Ken Brown, a Bruin half
back, will probably be out of ac
tion ugain this week because of a
pulled tendon in his right leg.
There was some good news,
however. In the report by Bud
Robertson, coach, that the Bruin's
top ground gainer, Gene Holllday.
Is In good shae and will see
much of the action agulnsr the
Bulldogs. Holllday suffered from
a buck ailment for the past three
weeks.
WHITE IS MANAGKK
Sacramento. Oct. 11 tin Joyner
(Jo Jo) White, former manager
of the Seattle Rainicrs, was the
new general manager of the' Pa
cific Coast league Sacramento So
Ions today,
Solon President Ed Sparks said
White was formally signed yes
terday to the Job held until recent
ly by Victor A. (Cookie) Devin
cenzi. It had been rumored for
the past week that White would
Ret the Job vacated when Devin
cenzl was fired, but until the con
tract actually was signed Sparks
denied the deal had gone beyond
; I the p x cj I m I n a r y negotiations
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X-RAY FITTINGS
Bend Bowling Results
CITY LEAGUE
In posting a three point win
over Decree Construction, the
Rlxe Really bowlers last night
rolled high team game of 918 and
high wiles of 2-r21.
In other matches McCann and
the Elks split two and two; Bend
Portland won three from the
Wood Butchers, and Congress
Food and The Bulletin split two
and two.
E. Judy rolled the high series
of M0 and O. Barfknecht had
high single game of 247. B. Bur
rell picked up the G-7 spilt.
Scores follow:
MrCanm Hvftaowatt, 477 : Br-olrlman.
41; ; V.. J-rin. ; Kinmu, 47; I. Jrn-M-u,
AW. TbtAl 2 IKK.
Ktka: l.kttir(L, 424; K'4p. 419; !.n.
IkZ: Tro.cl. 4M; SUKll. 4M. 2220.
1Ui: Cuhrnftfi. 4H& : Allrn. 47H; (Ur.
rliUn. 147: A. W.nHU. 1211; A. Kut
nli. 4VI. Tout 2121.
LtaUrw: K. lifUm, 414: I.. Dnnrul
Jr., 4111; I'. IltOrn-, 416: O. lUrfkht.
247 ; Olaoo. 4C4 ; H. Htrrknartit. 342. To
Ul 2171.
Itond Bullrtln: B. Bnuon. 4l : H. Rio.
tl2; L. Iljrr. 47(1; 1.. Wolf, HI. .
brown, IW. Tull HKl.
Cunnrna VtA: K. Jwlj. lit: T. Coul.
Ur. 421: J. Mtrn. 141: B. K1lrr. (21;
H. Hftujrhn. 2t. I'.itol Z40fi.
Brail-l-urtUnd : W. Kow.rd, lit; W.
Jimmv. 4; U. Ir. 412: C. Btrrrll. 6;
M. flouvrr. 122. TutaJ 2&06.
Wtul Hub-hora: M. Hodman. 410: S.
Drtrth. itl; B. Burrrll, (41: A. Curlia,
t; II. Hum. 471. Total 24.
WOMEN'S BOOSTER LEAGUE
In the Deschutes Women's
Booster league action last night,
Leigh Rice scored a 176 game
and 479 series to take individual i
honors.
Team honors went to Owl Taxi i
on its game of 798 and series of
22G1.
In matches the Owl Taxi won
three points from Bend Garage;
the Pastime took four points '
from Homefinders Agency; and!
Deschutes Lanes took four points
from the Eagles. i
Scores follow:
Owl Tail: II. Chambrra. 4J1 : M. Cor.
bin. 271: K. Critra. Ml; B. Wralt. 2W ;
II. R. Andrraon. 171. Total 2261.
lluanofinnVra Aarnrr: W. Aplina-. 141:
M. Armatron, 264 ; J. Tomar. 131 ; I.
Praraun. 243 : J. Wallan. 400. Total l21.
brnd Garax: Abarntoo. 119: J. Brown,
all. 330; 1. Morria. 137; P. HunUr, 377 ;
II. Haiirin. 330. Tola) 21 34.
Eaulca: B. Jmacn. 360; H. Strom. 241;
N. CarponUr. 231: B. Rathkow, 113; L.
Muaarava. 1". Total 2093.
Paallma: M. Olarn, 217: M. Rithard-a-n.
262: 0. Klaer, 144: E. Smith, 24 :
M. Martin. 341. ToUl 2090.
DaachuUa Lanaa: T. Khodra. 241; H.
Bakrr. 375: H. Elklna. 3 : H. Bowloa,
11V: L. Rir. 471. Totala 2234.
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Cllr lamr: Hrnlor Bauahn, 114; El
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AoloaioUra Loano: A. I'rtrraon. 234 :
B. Millar, tll-102-221 SS9.
Ctvtr Un' I l-'rrd Baughn, 131: Mor
lay Maddrn. 201-191-1&9 360.
noason-a Major: Kato Tiarnoy. 210: Arl
rtta Muavravo. 1(1-191-171 131.
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i'.wmi lllaat Ym Malfrfio. 171:
Vrytt Malonr. i:t-IVf.-Ul - 411.
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Toronto, Oct. 11 UFi The To-j
ronto Maple Leafs, Stanly cup
champions for the past 'three
years, can beat every team In the
National Hockey league, It seems,
except the loop all-stars.
The Leafs were beaten, 3 to 1,
by a collection of all-stars from
every other team In the National
league last night for tbe third
consecutive year. A Thanksgiving
night crowd of 13,513 packed
Maple Leaf gardens for the third
annual players pension fund
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