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THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1952 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN CHOICE CUT EATS roaaiFBE MfMtfwm&m If "" GOLDEN WEST COFFEE 1 lb. can 87o 2 lb. can 169 FOR Amateur Tourney Rolls Into Final Stages at Seattle SEATTLE, Aug. 21 cui Form er Champion Charley Coe, Cana dian Champion Walter McElroy and Gene Littler, a non-title win ner who has been on the verge of great things in the golfing world for several years, were fa vored Thursday as the 1952 U. S. National Amateur golf tourna ment rolled down to the final .stages. jj There were 16 men left in the competition as play got under . way Thursday morning, but when night falls only four will be in the running for the world's most coveted simon-pure crown. i Coe, who won the tifle in 1949, is playing his best golf from tee to green in years. Wednesday he was two over par for 32 holes in disposing of W. B. Hyde, Olym- i pia, Wash., 4 and 3, and John Levinson, Niles, 111., 2 and 1. - "I'm playing better now than , I have at any time since winning the crown in 1949," he said after ' : the two matches. The shy, 140 pound, 6-oot, 1-inch star, who slugs the ball out with the best of the professionals, looked like a champion in all departments. ; Such well knowns' as Frank Stranahan and Harvie Ward, the latter the British Amateur champ, sat on the sidelines after taking thumpings in the fifth round Wednesday. Coe meets Jimmy McHale of Philadelphia, the former Walker Cupper, in the round of 16 Thurs day. Marion (Sonny) Iliskey, the Twin Falls, Idaho, star, followed by a group of fans from his home toVvn, won two matches the hard wav. He whipped Jim Blair of Oakland Park, Kan., and Dr. George Trainor, each on the 19th hole. He meets McElroy in the next set-to. The Canadian king has advanced with a 1-up tri umph over Dale Morey, Martins ville, Ind., and 2 and 1 over Dan S 1 1 v e s t r i, San Francisco city The Scoreboard NATIONAL LEAGUE W L. Pet. Gb. Brooklyn .75 38 New York 68 45 St. Louis Philadelphia ... Chicago 58 60 Boston .49 66 Cincinnati ,664 .602 7 .69 49 .585 1814 .63 53 .543 1314 492 1914 ,426 27 .50 69 .420 28 Pittsburgh ....35 87 .287 44W Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 1. Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati 3. St. Louis 9, Boston 2 (night called after 7V4 innings, rain). New York at Chicago, postponed, rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. Gb. New York .70 50 Cleveland Boston Washington 62 56 Chicago 62 58 583 .68 50 .576 1 ,62 53 .539 514 .526 7 .517 8 .517 8 .417 20 .328 30V4 ...60 56 ...50 70 Philadelphia bt. Louis Detroit 39 80 Wednesday's Kfults Chicago 12, New York 3. Cleveland 18, Boston 8. Philadelphia 4, Detroit 3 (night). St. Louis at Washington (night, postponed, wet grounds). PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. Gb. Hollywood 85 58 Oakland 84 San Diego 78 Portland 73 Seattle ...... 71 Los Angeles 68 San Francisco 59 Sacramento 53 59 64 70 69 76 84 91 .594 .587 1 .549 6'i .510 12 .507 13V4 .472 17'4 .413 26 368 32 !4 Wednesday's Results Los Angeles 5, Portland 0. San Francisco 2, Sacramento 0. Seattle 5, Oakland 1. Hollywood 2, San Diego 1. champ. Stranahan, plagued by water hazards he had to wade into two of them to blast out was elim inated by Don Cherry, singing star, 3 and 1. Ed Meister, Willoughby, Ohio, was a 6 and 4 winner over Henry Parr, Garrison, Ind. Major League Pifchers Who Remember Babe Down to Two X By MILTON RICIIMAN SNEW YORK, Aug. 21 U'i They say m the dugouts: r They're not kidding when they ask 41-year-old Al Benton of the ! Red Sox how he pitched to Babe Ruth. i "I pitched him low and inside and prayed," recalls Benton who, as a Philadelphia Athletic rookie, faced the Babe in 1934. "He hit the most beautiful 'rainbows' you ever saw and three out of live of 'em were homers." i Bobo Newsom is the only other active major league pitcher around today who pitched to Ruth... 5, If you're thinking of going out and buying a new home, consult Joe Landrum of the Dodgers first. He's an authority on architecture and still is majoring in it ut Clem Son . . . A Fancy-stepping Jim Rivera of the White Sox is just as flashy on the dance floor as he is on the base-paths. He's master at all the steps from the waltz to the ihumba ... $ Several ball players sport tat toos but one of the finer pieces of art work consists of tvo blue birds in flight tattooed across the chest of St. Louis Brown infield er Freddie Marsh . . . George W. Wilson, the Giants' 'pinch hitter deluxe, was told by Joe McCarthy of the Red Sox In 1950, "You can win an outfield i"b on 15 other big league clubs , the way you hit, but there's no room for you here." ... Likewise, the Yankees gave up on Karl Drews because they claimed ho got rattled with run ners on base but the lanky right hander already has compiled 10 victories with the Phillies this season. He doesn't rattle so eas ily any more. Ask the Dodgers. He has beat 'em three times . . . Rookie J. W. Porter of the Browns will go through life with out a first name because his folks couldn't make up their minds when he was born. "My mother wanted to name me James William," he says, "but my father wanted to call me Jo seph Walter, so they finally set tled on plain J. W." . . . 1 uuMwuauuuaMun j CAN T DEPEND 0N THE WEATHER! BUT I you can always j I DEPEND ON THE I RARE FLAVOR! OLYMPIA BEER. W.VMP1A BREWIN0 CO., Olympii, W,rt, U.S.A. I I. .- ' jjwJJ-- Vary summer meali with Porter ZzJxz ' vIf If Fril-lefJ, Saladeltes, Midget Sea 1 iF ' yfn She"' and Kurle-Q Noodl- ' jpf 'j j Your grocer itocki them all. 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