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PAGE TEN THE BEND BULLETIN," BEND, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1952 New York Yanks Must Regain 'Clutch Touch' Or They May be Out of First PlaceTonjghi . . (Br United Prs.) Unless the Yankees regain that old "clutch touch" Thursday, they could be out of first place by nightfall for the first, time since June 14. . And Manager. Casey Stengel, resting his aces, Allie Reynolds and Vic Raschi fbr the' big Mo game show-down series with Cleve land beginning . Friday, entrusted the fortunes of the world cham pions to rookies Tom Gorman in their finale with the White Sox. That business of gambling with second line hurlers was costly to the Yankees -in recent outings as National League castoffs Johnny Schmitz and Johnny Sain were kicked around by the White Sox so lustily they soon could be Amer ican League castoffs, too. : . Sain, effective through most of the season, faded fast in recent outings and "lost his-third straight game yesterday, 12 to 3, following similar mistreatment of Schmitz in the opener 'against the pesky White Sox. Cleveland, which goes hot and cold like faulty bathroom plumb ing, scalded the Red Sox yester day with an 18-hit, IS to 8 victory that featured a 10-run fourth in ning rally. That victory, in which the Indians scored their most runs for .any game this year, put them within a game of the top, or closer to the Yankees than they have been at any time since June 15. On that fateful day, the Yankees twice defeated the Indians and went in front to stay. Cleveland could take over first by one per centage point today if it wins and New York loses. The Indians, who also are hold ing back a pair of aces for the Yankees, named spot hurler Steve Gromek to go in the finale against Boston. That leaves Mike Garcia and Bobby Feller ready for the Yankee series. Chicago put over a six-run rally in the fourth to kayo Sain. The White Sox made 14 hits off five Yankee pitchers, Sam Mele getting a homer. Gene Woodling homered for the Yankees as Saul Rogovin pitched five-hit ball for his 11th victory and his second against New York. Luke Easter, making two hits in the big inning at Boston, cli maxed it with a grand slam hom er. Larry Doby and Ray Boone al so homered for the Indians, who got all their runs in clusters, four in the fifth and four in the sev enth. Bob Lemon breezed to h i s 15th victory, although he gave up 15 hits himself. - In the National League, the Dodgers again moved seven full games in front of the Giants by topping the Reds, 6 to 3, on eight- hit pitching by Billy Loes ftamnanplla hit hie nth u ! t Gil Hodirps his 97th if.. ..""d berger, the loser, and Cal AbratJi homered for Cincy. The Giam were rained out at Chicago a2 the Phils kept pace by defeat the Pirates, 3 to 1. At St S: in a game limited to 7!-. inZ by rain, the Cards whipped tiS Braves. 9 to 2. wean,. In the only other America. League game, the Athletics toDnS the Tigers, 4 to 3. . WEDNESDAY'8 STAR Com1' Ryan of the Phils who hit a hV! er, walked three times and stoi' two bases in' a 3 to 1 victory ovr Pittsburgh. . . ' w" COTTAGE No. V, cans Tomatoes 2 cans 43c COTTAGE! No. 2 cans Tomatoes 3 cans 49c VAN CAMP'S No. 2', can Pork and Beans ........ 2 cans 49c DEL MONTE No. SOS can Cream Corn ........... 2 cans 35c COTTAGE No. 80S cans . Cream Corn ......... . 3 cans 39c DEL MONTE No. 80S cans Peas ... .... ...... . . . 2 cans 35c COTTAGE No. 80S cam Sweet Peas. ........... 3 cans 39c JACK and THE BEAN STALK No. SOS cans Fancy Cut Beans ....... 2 cans 35c COTTAGE No. SOS can Cut Green Beans. ...... 3 cans 39c DOUBLE LUCK No. SOS can Cut Green Beans. ........ can 10c WHITE TAG No. SOS cans - Sliced Beets 3 cans 29c HUNTS 11 on. cans Whole New Potatoes. . . 3 cans 35c STATE FAIR Buffet can Hot Sauce . . . . v; ...... .4 cans 29c COTTAGE No. 2 can Sauerkraut .. . . . . .. . . 'j 3 cans 35c COTTAGE 14 oz. bottle Catsup .... ......... 3 bottles 49c COTTAGE, In tight Syrup No. 2 cans Pears, halves .......... 2 cans 65c FAB WEST No. 2 'i cans .'-.'." Bartlett Pears ......... 2 cans 49c SPENCER No. 2'i caps Purple Plums , 2 cans 35c COTTAGE No. 2 ' cans Fancy Fruit Cocktail. . . . 2 cans 65c HOOD RIVER Jfo. 303 cans Apple Sc.uce ..3 cans 3?c ITS HHMM . All our meats are as good as 11 right as right can be ... U. S. Government Inspected and S--"kt grade-marked. That means tempting tenderness . . . juicy fSf W&Wf- tastlness ... keen delight in every bite. And you get more M,vWw of that good meat in every pound because our meats are illfilil SW'MWwMl I cut right trimmed right to remove excess bone and I 3f'"". - WJM.3f I fat before weighing. The right quality ... the right cut s,wpitV. If'- Jgg J . . . and the right price all mean right-good values in I I 4Nl'K M meats and that's what you always get at Wagner's. A A LARGE 1 I EGGS I I doz.' 75c . I I BISQUICK I I Lge. Pkg. I 45c I COTTAGE FAMILY FLOUR 25 Lb. Bag 1.98 HALEY'S SKINNED, SUGAR CURED. TENDERIZED Hams ........... ... . . . . . lb. 59c Whole or Shank Half MORRELVS TENDERIZED Picnics lb. 43c FRESH, 100 PURE Ground Beef. lb. 57c COUNTRY STYLE 100 Pure Pork Sausage ........... lb. 39c LEAN STEER RIBS Short Ribs of Beef. ..... lb. 39c BY THE PIECE Salmon ...... 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V, Size Can WHITE and DARK MEAT 2 cans 39c MICHIGAN QUEEN No. 2 cans - RED SOUR CHERRIES . . ... 4 cans 1.00 OLD SOUTH 16 oz. Cans GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .2 cans 49c 46-Oz. Cans BLENDED JUICE . .......... 2 cans 49c COTTAGE 16 oz. cans TOMATO JUICE ...... .... 2 cans 49c COTTAGE No. 303 cans GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS . .... 3 cans 49c VINEGAR PURE 40 GRAIN Gallon 49c Bring Your Own Container ROYAL FLUSH BEVERAGES 28 oz. bottle no deposit ORANGE LIME RICKEY GINGER ALE, Etc. Bottle 15c GOLDEN WEST 2 lb. can 1.77 and THE DAIRY STORE 135 MINNESOTA HEINZ CIDER VINEGAR 2 qts. 49c KETCHUP 2, 14-oz. bottles 49c Strained or Junior BABY FOODS Doz. Cans 1.00 3 lbs. 95c DURKEE'S Whipped Salad Dressing qt. 55c DURKEE'S Mayonnaise qt. 65c I hi nun i i..u,uii,L.ipwii jiiiiji .i mi,i nji n. iii. i M.ii.1 .iiijmBiwj m:;wmnw a ujj iniiiiiwwi.miii l iijlu
