THE BfeND BULLETIN
GENERAL NEWS
SPORTS
CENtRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
33rd Year
BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1949
No. 262
Dodgers, Yankees Planning
On Reinforcements; Farm
System Proving Profitable
By Milton Rich man
(Hulled Press Hpiiru Wrlli-r)
New York. Oct. 12 IJJ!I 1'rufithiK from the mid Nvqui'l of
the Cleveland .milium nnd Ronton (raven, 1!II8 petinunt win
ners who Mood put nnd fell flat, the New York YiuikwH und
Brooklyn Dodgem today rvuilied a royal welcome for u hutch
of farm-Ki own relnforcetnenU.
Brooklyn's farm HVHtcm, bnHebnll'H rnonl HUceesKful in 1MB.
produced several top-flight pcrformem who may find their
way Into the Doduem' reiru-
lar lineup in 10. Tin; Yank
' minor leaKtie chain, only a
hulf-Htep behind nlso him come
up with Heveral promisiriK
propet't8.
Must liiimrlant newroiner In
the Dodger sct-up In shortstop
liobliy Mui'Kun, ivportliiK from
Munlreiil when- he won the Inler
lialloniil leKe uiiltlnu crown Die
punt si-iinoii. Hrooklyn I'li-Hlclcrit
llnux-h Rickey, uiiliilillilli'ri with
a dollar, nlremly Iiiim plnccd u
"liiRK'Tlng VKKJ.tKK) price lK on
MoiKnn.
Uullouk Rrixhl
'Die Yankees, whose outlook In
eipmlly brlKln. believe they have
unmlier possllli NturtliiK pllcher
for 110 In fum-buller Wully Hood.
The yuuiiK llKllthlllitler jdlclied
(or Newark uml Kansas C'Hy In
(lie punt wuHon ami win hrmik'M
' up by ihe piirenl New York club
lute In Ihe cJiinpnlKii.
Chlrf Infield problem wlih llie
Yankee wiik in first Imsi- whi-re
the club would like to free Tom
my llenrlch for the outfield. Hut
the Yunkeen have first bane can
Ultlales In Joe C'oIIIiih, who butted
.320 at Kunsns City, und Dick
Kryltoskl, who hdx-il Hip Tank
eon eurly In the suuson, butting
.'JVi In 53 garni und then wenl
well with Oukluml of the I'aclflc
Const league.
In addition to the ripe pros
pects, the YiinkiH-s and DodKers
have a weulih of muti-rliil which
could be uhcI ns truillng bull.
All of which adds up to a huppy
l!)f0 cnmpnlKn (or the 19-1!) pen
nant winners.
Death of Boxer
ill Be Probed
Sport Parade
By Oscar Kralry
(llnllnl Fraaa Sirla WrlUrl
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 12 HP" Au
thorities began "thorough In
vratlgtalun" today Into the death
of lightweight boxer Talmuitgc
Husjcy. afi, who died after furi
ous ring battle with Chlcugoan
Luther Hawllngs.
Prosecutor Uarald K. O'Brien
summoned "all concerned" to a
conference to discuss the death of
the negro battler who once fought
nnd lost to champion Ike Wil
liams. A similar hearing by the Mlchl
linn boxing commission disclosed
"no negligence on anyone's purt
In connection with the tragedy."
Commissioner Floyd Stevens said.
Buasey died yesterday. 13 hours
after he had fallen beneath a bar
rage of blows from Kuwlings.
himself so stunned that he was
unable to remember events after
the sixth round of the fight.
Cause Determined
Doctors said the cause of the
popular young fighter's death Was
a massive cerebral hemorrhage.
There was no Indication that
Bussey was not In top-notch phy
sical condition when he entered
the ring. Stevens said. His denth
was the ninth ring fatullty In the
nation this year and followed by
only six days the denth of Italian
heavyweight Enrico Beitoln after
a Buffalo, N. Y bout.
New York. Oct. 12 'lli.-Krnley'
follies and the week-end football
winners along with a bow to
Christopher Columbus without
whose couching and three nuutl
cul mousetraps we never would
luive hud ull this silly business,
(iame of Itie Wwk
Notre Duine over Tulune one
of these fine week ends the Irish
lire going to get flattened, but
good. This Just might be the spot,
for the (Jreen Wuve Is at Hood
tide. But on the record, you have
lo go with Ihe South Bend bone
(Timbers. The MldwiKl
Minnesota over Ohio Stale
On Columbus day (Kit not Ohio).
Iowa over Indiana Hp was
met nl the dock by the Carlisle
Indians,
Michigan over Northwestern
Pop Warner was Jusl a boy then.
Navy over Wisconsin The
forward puss wnn't Invented.
Missouri over Illinois But the
Indians could srlmmuge.
Also: Michigan Stale over Wil
liam nnd Mary. Oklahoma Aggies
over Drake. Iowa Suite over Kan
sns Stale, Marquette over Detroit
and Oklahoma over Kansas.
The Weal
USC over California Chris
was the first all American.
UCLA over Sanlu Clara A
real triple threnter.
Stanford over Washington
Good at astronomy, geometry and
cosmography.
Washington Stale over Idaho
Cove good jep talks, too.
Also: Oregon over Colorado,
Oregon Slate over Montana. Ida
ho .Slate over Montana State, Ne
vada over Wichita, Ulah over Den
ver and Wyoming over Utah
state.
The East
Army over Harvard Kit had
more troubles than a losing coach
Penn over Columbia Nobody
wanted to foot the bill.
Brown over Princeton Might
of thought he was buying left
footed halfbacks.
Cornoll over Yale Fortunate
ly Isabella headed the alumni as
social Ion.
Also: Vlllnnovn over Tulsa,
Penn State over Nebraska, Rut
gers over Syracuse, Mississippi
over Boston College, Dartmouth
over Colgate, Boston U. aver West
Virginia, Georgetown ovSer NYU,
Temple over Bucknell, Holy Cross
over Duquesne, Pitt over Miami
O., and Fordham over Scranton
The South
Alabama over Tennessee He
qunrtcrbneked the Nina, Plnta
and Santa Marin.
Georgia Tech over Auburn
But he lacked substitutes.
LSU over Georgia The San
ta Maria went aground.
Vanderbllt over Florida It al
most ended the gnme.
Also: Duke over North Caroli
na State, North Carolina over
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ANTOMOTIVK I.KACI'E
Halbrook Motors last night
took over first place In the Auto
motive league by turning back
Ward Motors three to one.
In other mulches Cat roll Mo
tors, 1-ee G. Allen, Bend Guruge
und Clark's Mobil service spill,
each team winning two points.
J. Edwards won single game
honors with a 228 score, and se
ries honors went to (1. Norcott
on his (102 total. Carroll Motors
walked away wllh 'team honors
With a 9f5 gume and 2o!M series.
Scores follow:
Crr.,11 M.. .1.: H Mlllrr, Ml ; O. IVatia.
401 . K. Mur. . J. rlarla, M'. ; J.
V.IU. 412. TuUI 2V14.
19 ti. Alt.ri; KiruM,n. 4Z4 : LaHlahr.
441; K. Nxlruw, 4IIU ; l.ui.U-ll. 411',: hll.K.
421. TuUI it.'iti.
Itallluuk Mutuf : R HmrillT. : K.
pul.ahu. i't ; A. IVUraun, sr. : C. Inff.
3VI ; it. Norrvll. CVi. Tulal 24bM.
W.M Mvluri li Ksllllf, in. AUrr,u.
4f.u; O. Hiurvlh. Wt : C, lltu. 4Lb ; U.
I'lvrrv, 4NI. 'I'wIMl X46C.
Uniil lwi.r.1 Cukt, 2t4 : .. M.Mlr.
4UI ; II. Kduwltnil, Xwu; IJ. 'Iliolnliwitl. 41(1.
C, Marllll. 44H. 'rUl 2b4.
CUrk'a MuLII: Kwn, 4IC: HvltdTMiN.
IU4; I l-rk. an i I'irur, 44U; Mu,,. 41V.
I'ulal 24JV.
CIVIC I.KAOCK
For the third time In as muny
weeks the Civic leugue lead has
chunged hands. Last .night Ho
tary won four points from the
Juycccs, to bit the top of the
league for the first time.
High Individual gume went to
J. McKay with a score of 205.
Jim Lanzurotta took the high
three game series with a score
of 573.
In team pluy Hoyul Neighbors
took three points from the Lions,
while the Klwunls and V. F. W.
won by the same murgln ovi-r
Shevlln-Hlxon und Oregon Trunk,
respectively.
Scores follow:
J.Win: J. Inuirulla. 73; fi. IrnfU.
4U ; II. Tvrwllharr. 4M : W. Juuy. 424 ;
J. Jamlk. . lut.l it. 2.
Huval Nvltfhljom: K. Yuunvbenr. 471:
II. Kilrh-n, til: YminiUm. 424: 'I.
Wool. 4; A. Il.oM. 417. Tutal 27Z.
Jacva: (i. Marllnn, 4Si ; !. Stranahan.
411: II. Ilaran, 46 : II. Wallan, 44U ; C.
MttUty. ALU. TuUI 2X84.
Kularr: I'arkliu, 411; Kkulrn. 4J6 :
Wrllr, 4H; AUnte, Hil Cundvll. 624.
'I'utal 2C2V.
Khrvlln. Illicit! I J. Jcn.m. LIU : K. I'ru
IiIm. 442 : C. Urry, 41S: K. KrnlrtrkM-n.
41 : VI. Ila.lm. 1.14. Tulal 2'.a.
KtwanU: II. ly. 1; ; P. tinnur. 372:
D. lYiumiNon, 406 : J. WrU. ; J.
Ihwl, 412. TuUI 21VU.
V.K.W. : N. IHivala. 463: W. Silken.
41: M. KiKl-hart. 4(4: ll. KaUIII. 4I :
M. MaJd.n, 471. Tutal 26M.
Ornn Trunk : II. Wuuuall. 374 : J. Mr.
K ay, 4vl: A. All.n. Ul ; II. Silkwunb.
aWK: J. Currtr, 412. Tutal 24tiy.
ni-CIIL'TKS FKATEKNAL
In the Deschutes Fraternal
league action last night at the
Deschutes lanes, the Lundgren's
Lumber company team scored a
four point win over Medo-Land
Creamery to Increase Its lead in
the league race.
In other matches the -Moose
No. 1 team won three points
from Moose No. 2 team, and the
Knights of Pythias took three
points from the Eagles.
Lundgren's Lumber company
took all team honors with a top
game of 872 and scries of 2775.
P. Loree, with a game of 224
and series total of 543, turned in
the top Individual performance.
Scores follow:
Mauo-Undl II. I'rtthard. 60S; B. Clark.
IM : V. Adama, 406 : U. Lay, 141 ; I- Chap
man. 4U. TuUI sen.
l.unitt-Tn'a Lumbar : Ilowlaa, 637 : lluwe,
IM: Hrhaadlrr. 466: Uruwn. 473: Mvirdurk.
4411. ToUl 2776.
Kulra: A. Italian. 410; I. Strom. 333:
B. lidwUr. 460: M. I'arratt, 401: A. Har
rington. 43V. T.Hal 24V7.
Knla-hU of lthiaa : O. Hanaon, 410;
R. Hyvaraon, 420 ; A. llanaon. ivt : J.
Wonda, 4(0: P. Lorn. 643. TuUI 2CI2.
Mouaa No. I t CI. Millar. 406 : V. Millar.
133: A. Siirlnstr. 431: R. Smith, 414:
Thomixon. 4. Total 3463.
Mooaa No. 1 1 W. O'llrlan, 393 : J. Derm,
bury. 462 : 1. Plpoa, 466 : W. Nabura, tw :
M. Stewart, :?, Total 2331.
DK8CIIUTK8 PKATKKNAL I.KAOUE
Won Lot
l.unditran'a. Lumbar 21 3
Mooa No. 1 1
Kavlaa 11 13
Knla-hU of Pylblaa 10 14
MatliHliniJ Crvamary 3 13
Mouaa No. t , 13
Gridiron Briefs
Illy Ulit-d Praaa)
Pullman Coach Phil SiiiIim
of Washington Slate college to
day announced I hu I he plamii'il lo
make some changes In his Ht.irt
Ing lineup for Saturday's gnme
uguinsl Iduho, but refused to eiub
orate. Meantime, Ihe Cougars
uppcured in high spirits in drills
yesterilay.
ington's sensational fullback,
Hugh Mi Elbenny, was back In
uniform today, but trainers said
he was nt ill stiff after missing
diills for two weeks because of
Injuries. Second-string fullback
lieniy Tiedeinann was the only
Husky leinuining on the Injury
list. However, he Is exjected
back In action Thursday.
Moscow, Ma. The Univer
sity of Iduho Vundals inn through
a brief scrimmage yesterday to
perfect timing, plays and block
ing for tlielr game uguinst Wash
ington Stale college Saturday.
Seattle University of Wash-
Eugene Coach Jim Aiken put
his University of Oregon Ducks
I through defensive workouts yes
terday In preparation .for Satur
day's game against the slngle
wlng Colorado Buffaloes.
been given the previous day off
for their 7 to 3 win over Wash
ington. Berkeley L'n.versity of Cali
fornia quarterback Bob Celerl has
been elected captain for Satur
day's game against Ihe USC Tro
jans, Coach Lynn Waldorf said
today. Celerl Is the only remain
ing member of the backfield that
started the season against Sania
Clara, as Injuries continued to
plague the Bears.
Palo Alto, Calif. Stanford's
captain, tackle Al Rau, came off
Hockey Season
To Open Tonight
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 12 Urn The
Detroit Ked Wings and the Boston
Bruins open the longest National
Hockey league season In history
tonight, with the Wings battling
to keep their loop title in the 70
game marathon.
The M.fXH) fans expectetl to Jam
the injury list today and he Is
expected to see action against
Washington Saturday.
Olympla stadium may get a bit
confused since three of last year's
Bruins will appear In Wing uni
forms and two 1948 Detroiters
will be skating for Boston.
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.turn. He solved the dilemma by
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