FRlftAY. MARCH 21, 1952
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREE
fashington GOP
lairman Serves
jmpap
WASHINGTON, March 21 ilPi
Iter Williams,. chairman of the
jhington state republican cen
S committee, began serving as
Irman of the national citizen's
tmittee for Eisenhower Friday
d a storm of protest from
t Taft-for-president forces.
4e Seattle mortgage broker,
f will assist Paul G. Hoffman
greeting the presidential cam
m for the general, accepted
job Thursday. i
v illlams said his decision to
' don his earlier avowed neu
ky had a "logical, rather than
motional basis." He said a
y of the polls of the results
e recent presidential primar
In New Hampshire and Min
na convinced him that "Eis
frwer is the only man who can
glliams said he planned to re
( his chairmanship of the re
lican state central committee.
. that statement drew fire
r n W. C. Howe of Spokane,
tai finance chairman of the G
)P'&nd eastern Washington chair
Syfof, the Taft organization. -r
(M said he will ask the state
publican - executive committee
0 replace Williams and suggest
4 Herbert Tilson of Everett, for
nerSnohomish county republican
t Irman, as the man for the job.
"it is unthinkable and insulting
hS Williams should desire to
otidnue as state - chairman,"
lo-t said. "Such a situation
ouui split the party wide open."
'
. Jf PLANS MADE
J"AMI, March 21 lift The Brook
yn Dodgers had two nineMnning
inY rs Friday, plus a basketful of
which included making all
tar first-baseman Gil Hodges their
econd-string catcher and acquiring
Jwell Blackwell in a trade With
M Cincinnati Reds.
Th route-going pitchers were 23
me winner Preacher Roe and
tame winner Chris Van Cuyk.
v,wcnt the distance for the
1 'er "B" team which lost to
jile, 4-2, at Vera Beach, Fla.,
mday while Van Cuyk hurled
o the "A" squad which beat the
ajtanati Reds, 4-0, at Tampa.
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,'- .... 2 training set vw
aNATCHEE, March 21 lift
t'Adams, hew manager of the
tehee Chiefs of the Western
national tascball league, be
. preparing Friday for this
w spring training at Omak,
said he would take
and .catchers to Omak
y. The rest of the souad
report later in the week.
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CAUGHT CARRYING LOOT-Jail matron Mrs. G. i. Newman
attempts to comfort hysterical Mrs. Marie Jeanne d'Arc Machaud
, (right), reputed "mastermind" of a $1,350,000 burglary at Reno,
Nev. Mrs. Maphaud was carrying $500,000 worth of the loot when
.. ; , arrested in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Astoria Station
Joins State Group
ASTORIA, March 21 IIP) Ra
Uio station. KVAS. which trans
mitted a "bootleg" broadcast of
the state class 'B' high school bas
ketball tournament last week, has
joined the Oregon Broadcasters
association, station manager L. E.
Parsons announced Friday. .....
Broadcast of the 'B' tournament
had been Banned by the Oregon
School Activities association
which said an experiment was be
ing conducted to see it it would
improve attendance.
The Brbadcasters association
had said that KVAS might be de
nied access to the association-controlled
class 'A' tourney broad
casts; However,' after the station
mne&r.tne association It was
hooked up to the broadcasts from
Eugene.
Sports Parade
By Oscar Fraley
( Uti Uea frets, bporti WrtUrj
NEW YORK, March 21, ItB-Hol-lywood
was making a big fuss
Thursday about handing put its
Oscars, an unfortunate practice in
augurated by my family three gen
erations ago, and comparative
awards in sports prove that the
movie capital still is in the Pacific
Coast League.
Our muscular thespians do not
need gold statuettes. Ordinarily
those' who win an Oscar's Oscar
are busts in themselves. .
Take our actor of the year Rex
Layne, star of the heavyweight
drama "The New Dempsey." Im
agine the dramatic technique nee.
essary to portray a fighter like the
Manassa Mauler from Colorado.
Layne proved what an acting job
he did in subsequent knockouts
suffered, at the hands of Rockv.
Marciano, Ezznrd Charles andi
somebody named Willie James.
The Barrymore from Utah proved
tnat more tnan a boundary line
separates those two states.
Top actress was, of course. Babe
Didiikson Znharias, star of the
epic "Mrs. Golf and A Bunch of
Lady Hackers." So superb was
her performance as a possible
victim that the rest of the gals
kept showing up at the various
tournaments.
Matching Hollywood, award for
award goes like this:
Best Story "Thomson Homer
Wins Pennant for Giants." Holly
wood In its most fantastic moments
couldn t come off with a script like
tnat tlnal playoff game, last inning,
two out, two on, trailing 4 to 2
and boom!
Direction Leo Durocher, who
waved the megaphone over that
baseball fantasy.'
Supporting Actor Ray Robin
son, regarded as the greatest car
rier since Typhoid Mary.
Supporting Actress Gussie
Moran, for her portraval of a ten
nis professional in her series with
Pauline Betz.
SWIMMERS TO COMPETE
SEATTLE, March 21 mi Sev
enty.five northwest swimmers
will compete in sectional tryoutr
for Olympic team berths Satur
day afternoon at the University of
Washington pool.
The first three finishers in all
events will qualify for the nation
al games finals scheduled in July.
Free Youth Dance
FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 8:30 P.M.
CARROLL ACRES GRANGE HALL
music by
Rusty Modrell & his Western Melodiers
All Young People Welcome
The music for this occasion is provided by
the cooperation of Locat 700 of the American
Federation of Musicians through a grant
from the Music Performance Trust Fund of
the Recording Industry.
SPACE COURTESY
CONSUMERS GAS
A LOCAL COMPANY
Hoppe, Bozeman
Tied for Lead
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21 (IB-
Willie Hoppe, of Drexel Hill, Pa.,
and Jay Bozeman, Vallejo, Calif.,
wore tied Friday for the top spot
in the world's three cushion billiard
championship tournament. - ' '
Eacti had a record ot six wins
and two losses as the tourney
entered, its final stages.
Hoppe. moved into the tie after
defeating Art Rubin, Brooklyn.
50-4, in a tough 53-inning match
Thursday night. ':
Earlier in the day, Joe Chamaco,
Mexico City, won from Joe Pro
cita, Los Angeles, 50-46, in , 57
frames.
Hoppe, the defend! nK champion.
had to stave off Rubin's .challenge
throughout the close contest. He
had a high run of five while Rubin
had a high run of six. The game
was tied 46-46 in the 52nd inning.
Chamaco s victory over Procita
marked his last appearance in the
tournament and gave him a final
record of three wins and six losses.
Chamaco had . a high run of six
while Procita turned in a high run
of five. ,
Wallick Beats
Nicolini Here
Leo Wallick lived up to his ren
utation of being a rough custom
er when he defeated Gino Nico
linl in the main event of the
wrestling card last night. Nicolin
won the first fall with a crucif.'x
pin hold after 21 minutes, while
Wallick came back with his dead-
ly piledriver for the second fall
Nicolini was still almost out or
his feet when they entered thr
ring for the third and final fal'
and Wallick had little difficulty
In subduing the aggressive younp
Italian.
George Dusette continued hlr
winning streak by defeating Cow
boy Carlson in the semi-final. Du
sette won the only tali of the
motch with his pet full nelson.
Danno McDonald won the op
ener from Tor Yamato, judo ex
pert, on a disqualification wher
Yamato continued to choke Dan
no in the ropes after being re
peatedly, warned by the referee;
y t 1 t-'-.- - - ''
Pirates Defeat
Rainiers 8 to 3 :
PALM SPRINGS, March 21 (1PI
The downcast Seattle Rainiers
buckle down to routine training Fri
day following their 8 to 3 beating
by the Pittsburgh Pirates "B" team
at San Bernardino.
The Rainiers looked sloppy in Ihe
contest as the Cubs capitulated on
the wildncss of Jim Davis and the
errors of his teammates to take
a 6 to 0 lead in five innings.
BEAVEKS WIN
ONTARIO, March 21 UM San
Diego's Padres nursed their pride
Friday, badly battered by a 5 to
0 blank at the bats of the Port
land Beavers, who made the un
usual total of 22 assists In the ex
hibition game. Beaver pitchers
Marino Plretti and Bob Drilling
held the Padres to two hits.
DANCE
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GRANGE
Saturday, March 22
and Every Saturday
Music by
Crooked River
Ramblers
The
Scoreboard
R T'nlted Pro.).
BASEBALL
Boston A 14, Washington A 8
Philadelphia N 2, Detroit A 0
New York A 5, St. Louis N 2, 14
innings . . ' :
Philadelphia A 4, Minneapolis AA
3, 10 innings
Boston N 14, Milwaukee AA 12
Brooklyn N 4, Cincinnati NO ! -
Chicago N 7, Chicago A i
New York N 4, St, Louis A 3, 10
innings
Pittsburgh N "B" 8, Seattle PCL 3
Mobile SA 4, Brooklyn N "B" 2
Cleveland A .2, Pittsburgh N 0,
nignt. ,v , ... ,
National Junior Oollego Toiirna
: menu at IIiiIcIiIiihoii, Kuiih.
(Quarter finals)
Hannibal JC, La Grange, Mo, 65,
Dodge City, Kansas JC 63 ,
Wharton JC, Wharton Tex. 74,
Joliet JC, Jollet, 111., 62 . 1
' ' (CnitHolntlon Rounil)
Graceland College Lamonf, la. 67,
Abraham Baldwin, Titton, Ga. 61
Connor's JC, Warner Okla. 64,
Gray's Harbor, Aberdeen, Wash.
51
Moberly JC, Mobcrly, Mo, 67,
campheiisville, Ky. JC 65
Garden City, Kans. JC 88, Beebe,
Ark. "60 -National
AAU Tournament
at Kansas City, Mo.
, (Quarter-finals)
Phillips Oilers, Barllcsvllle, Okln.
, 70, Rea Travelers, Artesla, N.M.
52 '
Caterpillar-Diesels, Peoria, 111. 66,
Riggles Plaza Bowl, Warrcns
1 burg, Mo. 43 .
Fibber McGee and Molly, Los
Angelesj43, San Francisco Stew
art Chevrolet 41
' PLAYER OPTIONED
LOS ANGELES, March 21 m-First-baseman
Bob, Boyd was op
tioned! by the Chiqigd White Sox
to Seattle In the-' Pacific Coast
leanue Friday. The 25-year-old left-
handed hitler batted .342 and stole
37 bases for Sacramento In the
PCLvJast season.
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PORTLAND. March 21 On Ynle
basketball coach Howard Hobson
said Friday he will advocate boost
ing the width of (lie free throw
lane, to 12 feet when hoop officials
meet in Seattle next Wednesday
and Thursday.
The former University ot Oregon
coach said the 12-foot lane would
be the answer to critics who
charge that present-day basketball
is dominated by sky - scraping
players. He also said he. would
recommend to the basketball
coaches' conference that two free
throws bo awarded on all defen
sive fouls, without the opposition
waiving the second shot. . Hobson,
who is chnirman ot tne u. a.
Olympic games basketball com
mittee, said the rule would make
fouling unprofitable.
Hobson 'stopped in Portland on
his way to Corvallls for the west
ern NCAA regional playona.
Bowling
3 MAN MAJOR LEAGUE
Sevys rolled a 1641 for high
earn setles and 602 for high tean-
iame to take four points froir
na-Fu. Jouglards also had a
tour-point winner over Roller
Altler's and Superior Cafe split,
.wo and two, while Frank s Tav
ern took three from suiuvans.
Paul Sew rolled 578 for high ser
es and E. Brown had 231 lor nign
sinele came. The results:
Sullivan's: H. Hagen 538, A.
Powers 478, C. Sullivan 540. Total
1556. v
Frank's Tavern: J. Bloom 471,
V. Jackson 576, J. Kargman 535.
Total 1582.
Sow's: Clark 501, Sevy 572,
Cerveny 562. Total 1641.
Sna-Fu: cynaet ou, juay isra,
Bowles 524. Total 1532.
Altler's: S. Blucher 505, F. Grln
dle 521, D; Altler 554. Total 1580.
Superior Cafe: W. Howard 555,
M. Hoover 475, E. Braun 503. To
tal 1533.
Kollcr's: R. Ells 512, A. Har
rington 507, B. Roller 424. Total
1443. . '
Jouglard's: Ray Wise 561, Mel
Baslm 484, Paul Lorre 536, Total
1581.
CLASSIC LEAGUE
Deschutes Concrete rolled 2831
TOMORROW!
Doors Open 9:45
CARTOONS
W LJIII1.il,. i -r
for high series, defeating the Elks
by three points. Stover-LeBlanc
defeated Medo-Land and Sherfy
Candy downed West Side tavern
oy tne game margin. Mauaen s
Shell made a clean sweep, win
ning tour points from Superior
Cafe. Stover-LeBlanc rolled 1035
for high team game of the sea
son. Dave Alt ier tolled 244 for
high game and BUI Cerveny had
611 for high .individual series. The
results:
Elks: Clark 470. Steidl 475, Mad
den 513, Sevy 570, Brown 541 To-
tai a&Ri. . - .
Deschutes Concrete: D. Altler
574, a Cerveny 611, C. Lackey
476, E. CundeU 596, C. Sullivan
574. Total 2831.
West Side: Beulee Ells 488, B.
Grlndle 492, H. Kopp 513, H. Ha
gen 546, G. Mlrlch 485. Total 2524.
Sherfy Candy: P. Loree 529, H.
Douglass 549. R. -Judy 472. W.
Douglass 503, R. Wise 574. Total
2627. -Medo-Land:
S. Blucher 492, ,
Bloom 583, P. Hensley 489, D.
Musgrave 534, B. Roller 429. To
tal 2527
Stover-LeBlanc: Kaufman 531,
Einman 587, Sage 596, Bnrrell 478,
Harrington 593. Total 2785. .
Superior Cafe: Howard 535, Ba
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GROWTH NOTED
MADRAS. March 21 Joe Mill- ;
er, who was In Madras In 1937
with the state highway depart
ment has arrived here as a mem
ber of the staff, ot the Portland
General Electric Co. Miller Is
making maps of the site ol the
proposed Pelton dam on the Des-
chutes river. "Madras Is a dif
ferent town from that of 1937,"
said Miller. "Then the population
did not exceed 250. Today It has .
grown sevenfold."
' ACTION PLANNED
MIAMI, March 21 UK The recently-named
head of the Nation- :
al Water Control Board warned
Industry Friday that water pollu
tion "will not be tolerated." '
Carl Shoemaker, speaking here
to the 16th annual National Wild
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