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GENERAL NEWS , THE BEND BULLETIN 47th Year CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER SPORTS Grid Rcy to Win : Week-End Games By Hal Wood (United re Sportt Writr) ok tVanuvi Ciint 11 lira One thing nice about the life ol 1 . 1 1 ttvonetlsatnr IMa onitii in the season: he. starts off with a batting average of 1,000 per cent. ; So, fastening on our helmet i nflliiaflncr nnp cllrifnr na.lc. here we go for another season . California over Santa Clara The Rose. Bowl losers to whip the Change Bowl champions. But , . i: . th.ua "-I... pl 1 supposed to install In the Bronco ; attack. . . UCLA over Oregon The Bruins look Just a bit more solid lhan do the Ducks who, like a lot J Ua nlllhd milot An n 1...I1',J Dl UU1.TI UUU, IHIUI uv A Stanford over San Jose State A sad break-in to the head coaching ranks for talented and youthful Bob Broznan of the Spartans. The . Indians should win this one by about 50 points. .l ..I. I i i .. Dtl I Michigan State over Oregon State The Beavers pulled an up set last year, but the game is played at Lansing this year. And replacing a man like Ken Car penter just can't be done every year. Utah over Idaho The Utes are supposed to be the toughest in the Rocky Mountain confer ence,. Idaho the weakest in the PCC. But it will be close. . Washington State over Utah State The Cougars should win this one by about three touch downs. - ,- . , v. ; Washington over Kansas State The Kansas club's victories last year came early over Klikes of Ft. Hayes State and Colorado. They dropped eight in a row. This should be the ninth. Texas A. & M. over Nevurin ThA Wolf Pflpk ilisr hnon't ant It this year. The Aggies should be improved. By about four touchdowns. I'M' WT... i tlUU X VY 1 14 U. tough to stop Qllie Matson this season." But the Donsf aren't heavy favoiiteB. , Gad Prospects Poor CVlllfOA- nt t0.lfln 'Atiai. C Mary's The poor Gaels can look nhoaH tn Mia nt . thai.. aaAAnn ' uuh wx . . . v. ii aauucai seasons unless Coach Joe Reutz can come up witn a miracle. Also: Santa Barbara State to beat Cal Tech; Loyola to whip Pepperdlne; Fresno State over Cal Poly; Lewis & Clarke over bouwern Oregon; College of Ida ho to trounce Northern Idaho; western Washington over Lin Held; Pacific over Oregon Col lege . .. .. . . ' And: Arizona over West Tex as; New Mexico over Arizona triagsiaii) . state; Brig ham Young over Arizona (Tempe) State; Pomona over La Verne; nwameue over .central Wash Ingtoa , ' Bend Cubs Ready For Redmond Cnarh pno. uriin., .. i 7 -'('-i ' ' in J cumuuiltu today that his Lava Bear cub foot ball tPAm iVininneait antlw.1.. . .,-...-1. ciiuicij ui h graders will launch Its 1950 luuioau scneauie Friday after noon against the Redmond Cubs. The game will be Dlaved on Bruin field beginning at 3:30 UCIOCK. Wiley reported that ho wmilri probably field a starting line-up d uV; x-reu r-aiue, leu ena; Bob Dickerson, left tackle; Bruce Gardner, left guard,- Dick Fish back, center; Roger Rinehart, right guard; Ernest Brewington, right tackle; Max Howard, right ia; Bob Brown, quarterback; Tom Ray or Bill Glltner, left half; tODaherty, right halt """1 Jim St. John, fullback. I Wiley also reported that his team would be without the serv ."5 J two toy- John Clements a Bob Jewell,, because of in. uries. John suffered a broken Jaw earlier this week and Bob has sprained hip muscle. .! coach has been working t the Cubs for several weeks jnd reports that they are rapidly ung shape as a team. Wiley ex pects in lien all OR . - J-- wit nj 1 1 II. 11 WU I U I 1 1 ' w out for the team in Friday's ..p'e Cubs will play five games s season. The next one will be against Prineville on Sept. 29. gOGS UNABLE TO TRACK E, ere learned that a pack of "uming dogs maintained by Duf JJ Knorr of Redmond, when call J to the Maury mountain area toi5e .Ochoco national forest wuui of here to aid in a hunt . J 0 tar8e cougar seen there, re unable to take the trail be of extreme dry weather. Jfr In the Maury mountain it was declared, have been hlS i F deer and as a result the wm01 n'8h alUtude are "Ong to other sections. TWO SECTIONS BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. ln itJiaersSfW But New York Yankees o w No Signs of Easing Pressure ' Tiir Pini T v..... M . it . vn rrm sports Writfr) New YnvV fiont O-l nr-nt n... . .... . . thp wnrK : ,U'--Jusi ininK oi an the red faces York Yniwli"6 ?"tomtobie Ptal of Detroit if those New with their "re-J? ",e Amencan ,eaue re u25vankeeord-TWhitey Pold tht is was a stream 1,l?ff2i2H: fi eight victories anZo needed t rrX "v " "yy'eTe aesperately irum sKiaaing right off the main pennant highway. Yesterday he pitched the i anjcees to a three-hit, 8 to 1 Victorv nvor th r'i.:. White Sox for the eighth vic- ui row smce ne Joined the club as a wet-behind-the-ears-rookie fresh from Krnn!io ci.., . mid-season. Had he lost the Yank ees would have tumbled back into Second DlflPA rmMnl tu w;nA . - , - 1. .lie JLIKCia, wio scored an uphill, 6 to 5 vie- iury over ine Athletics in Detroit. , Have Half -Game Lead . Todav 1hf Vanitoao waa hni n game in front of the Tigers and imu xuu games aneaa oi the third place Red Sox, who ran into dis aster at rMauAlo,! 1 where they blew 6 to 3 and 7 to 1 decisions to the vengeance-bent Indians. Bobbv Rrnwn mailn liAn kill Jerry Coleman drove in three runs, and Cliff Manes hit a w. and drove in two runs as the Yankee second line of hitting strength took over the chores in Chicago. Ford got all the help he needed In n fnnHm1 n..n i nlng and the Yankees made it 6 tu. u oeiore unicapn mn n siviro Ford's brilliance stood out all Hie more, for the Yankees now may have to go into their vital'two came series with thu Poi cv n Saturdav nnr! 9nnHav wiiimiit staff ace, Vic Raschi, who went uui oi iesaay nignt s game with a sore arm. He could be out In definitely - . - l he Ilgers put on one of their lypicany explosive late inning ral lies to beat the Athioti three runs in the sixth and two more in the eighth after trailing 5 to 1. Don ffnllnurav hanl. ( . -.w Uj , uill. 1 til 1171 spendin? . a "iwiUwau" Aar the bench lor not hitting, drove m three funs with three hits as rcuei pucners lea uray and Hal White stoDDed th Aihltia in ihu late innings. Indians Win The TnHinnc- uhn -ai 4i.n: I niiv 1 1 u ttr illCll own downfall in the race to the collapse that started when their ace, Bob Lemon, blew a 12 to 1 lead in Rnarnn smfmriul thn rnA Sox good yesterday, as first Lem on puunra a seven-nitter, tnen Earlv Wvnn cornp nn with n hitter. Tho RoH Snv mil. -,. cumbed to their Cleveland munici pal stadium jinx, winding up the in Sport Parade By Oscar Fraley (United PrM HpotU Writer) thpT-0 uHth nnlv turn ilnD acrainst nine dpfpatia tho iHcnti. cal mark they had in 11 games mere m imy. In the onlv nthor Amnpliiati leaffUe Pame. Wnh1ncrtnn m.t. slugged St. Louis, 12 to 7. Brooklyn topped Pittsburgh, 7 to 2, and pulling three full games ioniinuea on age lu) POmDtOTl T JlkM M- t Cnnl oi ... ' , . . VI, fcjcufc, 4. 1 iu-ia tense air of imncrtain ly novereu over Joe Louis train In? Pflmn In Iha Uamnn Hifn.. ' r "i. Ikaillu 1T1UUII tamS todav hppaiico hlc 'en.ml.in partners were throwing an un broken string of left hooks and nicy were landing. The left hook is the best weap w -Jttai m vntii it'?. u Cincinnati negro whom Louis . - .ivuj ui x ai irvcc stadium for the heavyweieht Ahamn nnnUir. L. 11 " : Ezzarrl fe n DlaVPr And naum.chnn Atoxirl win, vauic on aiier ine urovvn tsomDers retirement two years fi(Tf if win faivnnll. K.. U National Boxing association as me world champion, Ezzard is a retired zoot-suiter, a Fancy Dan atld a ltt?ht WnitlI.ha nhflmnlnri n 183, some 33 pounds less than iouis at ringside. But Ezzard can throw a left hook. A hpttpi- nna. p.mn Ihnn -t.n ones belng landed so accurately uiu. vuks sparmares. Louis Feels Well "Ah feel better than ah have at any time since the war," Louis mumbled slowly as he taped his uuge nanus iur a six-rouno Dit of uuAiug m me gymnasium cram mend With 2(10 snontatnva "Ah think ah punches as hard as ever and' just as fast," he continued. "And ah don't think Charles will be as hard to hit as Jersev Joe Wnlmtt " But Joe, a few minutes later in me Dame squared enclosed by red-satin ropes, didn't look sharp. His huge thighs appeared ucavy aim a uu uaoDv, mere was the barest suggestion a double Chin and hp upnr in wnvlr h1a,i.. With that Old Shllfflp HL-o o mon' getting paid by the hour. Louis, did little but block blows as ne went a round with a rangy boxer named young Harry Wills, who stung the bomber with left hooks and jabs which back in the Old davs he never wnnlri hovo gotten set to throw. The next opponent for two rounds, was a lean negro built like Charles, one "Baby Dutch" Culbertson. Bob bing and weaving, he had the big man missing badly. Then came two rounds with a spoiler named Shamus O'Brien, who managed to stagger Louis with . left hooks. In the second round against O'Brien, Joe fi- nallv shnupri a hit nf Uio nlA K..: n 1 mi i.ii w in iy i ii- Ilance, moving in to take com mand and battering the scared Shamus back into the ropes. mats ine urst time he has Big Game Corvallis Lava Bears Set For With ; In a final tune-tip for their fil'St mntnf tOO nt tha Ur Bend Lava Bears will run through a light practice session under the minis lumgnt on oruin iieia. ine Bruins meet Corvallis here tnuav in men- iniiiiii rib siv contest. Tomorrow's game will begin at 8 p.m. on Bruin field. Coaih Rlld RnhwtGnn hiiD Biuint wiusi oi me weeK in working out his team aeainst nlava and f,i. tinna whtr-h tha finarlon. r.r rv... vallls are expected to use here rrioay. a eruin scout, who watched the Spartans roll to vic torv over Newheru Inet PHHav has reported that Corvallis has an unusually fine backficld which could give the local defenses plenty of trouble. . Backfleld Strong (Jorvallis. is exnppfpii tn ctai-t n hflrkflpld mmhttintlin .nnelollnn of Bill Thompson, quarterback; r-eie acnuiein, right halt; Jim MnnDnnnld ipft haif anA Tnm BlacRstone, fullback. Against this combination Bend will probably field a backfiel of Dirk T .n 1 1 rsan niio V ai.V n nb . Tt M " ""ii, ifuai iciuain. Willi Wade, left half; Bill Whaley, right nan, mm Jim munana, iuimacK. The Friday night game will be the second one of the season for both teams. Last week Bend over powered a stubborn Madras elev en uy tt scure oi isioo. Last vpqi rnruilll.. eniia.1ij j m wi .uiiig aijutannj out a fourth quarter win over the Klamath to Play Prineville Fndav Prinevillo Sint 91 Pnanh i-ee uustafson of the Crook coum tv hieh srhnnl , fnnthall taom Whlrh hnc utnn it a flio ium III in C WDQiin SUont MnmA 1 n 0 and John Day 26 to 0 says he tilts of the season Friday night wneu me Aiamain rails team comes here. .iii viwgun itani waa defeated 12 to 0 last Saturday bji P.rant hlirK ID tl 1 i. ..i 'n. "S' i" . ui UUIIU, UUI llip " w'-I 'iu nilllciKlcu ?amp at K Atnnrh lTalln ca..i. IU nimimui icttm snowea up well. Interest amnncr fnna hpra lo run ninor hlah anA 1. ic lnrllnnt..j 1 n r. ' u.i.4 1 1 o niuivaicu l 1 1 n i ic KiaJiusiana seais oi ine t;rooK ed River roundnn arnnnHa whnra local games are Dlaved. will be sold out for Friday night. looked prfnd " enid .Timmu n-naA dork, the r?indprplln man whom Louis" took the title 'way uaun ui nis renexes aren t What thpv Shnnld hp and ha lunbr coordination." But Braddock, who 13 years mier sun nas a nealthy resDect for the bomber, refused to make a selection on ine iipht. And, nobody else could either. Additional Sports (continued on Page 10) Save now.. .save for years... with this lowest price car! flimslleaidl coif And the grw to buy is the Studebaker Champion The Studebaker Champion is one of thp 4 lowest price largest selling cars! 3 irrnmiiw ' .1 AS SHOWN STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 6-PASS.. 2-D00R CUSTOM SEDAN $1722.71 DELIVERER IN BEND Stat and heal taxet, if ny, xtr fttMt may vory tllflMly In ntarbv tommmMi 4v K diffartnni in tromportAto charBi CoBMttbiT low dtIcm an otbar - 8 twibakr Champion Outoai modlai -ooor waaiii pui, aiarugm ooup. buslnM eouya Beavers Achieve Double Victory Over S. F. Seals By Jim Cooper (United Pr Sporu Writr) San Francisco, Sept. 21 ilPi The Portland Beavers Joined the battle for fr!lrth.nlnra mnnnit (n the Pacific Coast baseball league iMBt nignt witn their double win over San Francisco. 4 to 3 and 5 to 0. Portland, a late-comer in the first division fight, has won 11 consecutive games to challenge Seattle and San Francisco for the iouiin spot. Seattle holds It now, 21 games out ot the lead. San rTancisco is next, 22 games away, and Portland is hot after the euls, i!3 games behind. LaSt n!Eht fha.Tlpnuatw Pflrriiil San Francisco In a two hour and j miniate, seven-inning opener. Dain Clay doubled in Eddie Barr 111 uie Dutinm ni rriA eAunnth fni- the winning tally. The nightcap was a shortened, six.frame nffnir Tha Rp..,A.u Jumped Seals hurler Harrv Feld- man for five runs on five hits in the fifth. Three runs scored on Mickev Rocco's 25th hnmp.. nf the season. In other pnmns Haitian! ndnoi Sacrampntn a tn'o t Ani.t.i. . V. 1 "a 1 11 i.v il a dumped Seattle, 8 to 3, and San i-iego won over Hollywood, 7 to 5. Oakland Victorious Oakland WOn fnt- thp umnH time this ..week, defeating the Solons in an afternoon contest on a tenth-inning homer by Earl Rann Thp duel between Bill Evans of Sac ramento and Clyde Shoun, both of whom went the distance. . Shoun collected his 16th win of the Vpnr nuninct nlnu l,unn o -I-', unit iwooca, uiiu Eivans' losses Jumped to 10 against 13 wins. At Hollywood, Padre Jack Gra ham's 27th homer of the year with one on provided what proved to be the winning dim. in thp top of the ninth. The Stars came oacK ior three tallies in their half Of thnt frnmp hut hupluh uul Saltzman quieted 'the rally as a reucier. It Wl Kan rilport'n cnnnn.4 ...In - ' -Pi" a o"llU this Week OVPr HnllvumnH Thp Padres remained nine games be- iuiiu uaKiana in tne standings, while the Stars are 18 contests away. The Los Angeles Arigels snap- Ded a SiX-pnmA lnalna ctwuli ml . U their win over thp Sputiio rui. ierS. FiVP Klldu' nnvi aiAaA un W.U10 mutu 1 1 11. Angels' cause. las Angeles Jumped into a lead Bowling W.O.T.M. Fraternal League Last night on the Deschutes lanes, the Alley Kats took a three point win over their opponents, the Moose Ramblers, while win ning a high series of 1733 and a high game of 595., ' King Pins and thp Pin Rnm,.. split two and two. neien Anderson won Individual honors with a 165 game while Vi ola Barton had a hlah opm. 390.- " Following are individual scores for last night: . RAMBLERS V. Wol ill I. Smith ' ''""sH h. Moon in6 toui ..:::::::::::::::::::::::::;-,gj .' ALLEYCATS "'"5 v. itarton .;:::::::::::::::::::::::: Ill lutl 1783 PIKI lllluuuiiii Pimm Abnentee D. Lindsay ' H. Brown Hclun Andvraon Total No. 244 Plna . 381 ..im KING PINS SrVf. . Pin. in. miner ; ;llltM .j.,, AbMnt. .. 210 U. Plllflier J.,y A. Svrliunr 8sa ?'' Hie Women's Major League In league tllav Inet nloht Ihp Smoke shop, the King Coal Keg- IKIH U11U Lite fLHSrninn KPnlfhnctPve each took three and one victories over their resuectivp nnnnnpnta the Rainbow Cleaners, the East. ern Oregon Mills and thp Rpnd Dairv. .. Bette Wallan hnd a hlo-h cinoip Kaiiiu ui uz ann 11 10a wnrnntt hail a high seiies of 536 to capture in dividual hnnnra Tn tpam nln., .l.A Smoke shop had a high game of oj. uiiu a jiign series 01 2ts. Individual SCOrpa fnt- lact- nlaht follow: .. n vl, ,. 8M0KB SHOP g- ." 606 E. Atuff 2" - (,ao Total 2(WS RAINBOW CLEANERS . Plarwa . T , . pin- N. Lore. ' iSS j-nt. ::...:.::::::.::::::: ill J. Murphy , yua D"'IU 5o M, Clark . id toui .::r.;::::" (Continued on Page 10) In the second when pitcher Bob Muncrlef singled to score Elble Fletcher. Thpv WPIW nPVttl thfAnf. ened .after that. ... zu.ri mi 'j 1 f-ii .ai ritr Ttitvil SDV nJT ESS ECAUSI THIT'RI TRIPLI TANNED cum iiAMiiR 11 -iiV 't IT h&fl. kapn Anna thousands of times. 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