Pairings Set
For Ladies
Golf Tourney
Pairings fo the Bend golf club
ladies' spring handicap tourna
ment have been set, and May 26
has been scheduled as the final
day for the playing of matches.
On this week's ladies' day at
' the club Mr. W. A. Grimsley and
Mrs. Pat Cashman won the A
class medal play with low gross
and low net scores respectively.
In the B class play, Mrs. Loyde
mauley scored low gross and
Mrs. Lloyd Abrams and. Mrs
Charles Boardman .tied with low
net. ...!
Mrs. Kay Thompson took class
C honors. A blind partners tour
ney has been set for ladies' day
next Wednesday.
spring handicap pairings are
divided into a championship, 18-
hole flight and a nine-hole flight.
The 18-hole flight is as fojlows:
Mrs. George Thompson vs. Mrs.
Harold , Waterman, Mrs. Pat
Cashman vs. Mrs. Loyde Blakley,
Mrs. E. C. Sullivan vs. Mrs. Del
bert Hale. The other participants
drew hyes for the first-round play.
They are :
Mrs. K. L. Nielsen, Mrs. H. A.
Milby, Mrs. Vern Larson, Mrs,
Farley Elliott, Mrs. Mert Wauge,
Mrs. Robert Cutten, Mrs. E. E
Johnson, Mrs. Dan William's, Mrs.
W. E. Naylor, Mrs. J. D. Van
Huffel, Mrs. R. P. Rcibinson, Mrs.
Mel Raper, and Mrs. K. L. Hicks.
Mrs. George Thompson and
Mrs. Pat Cashman tied for medal
ist honors in this group with net
scores of 76. i .
Pairings for the nine-hole group
are Mrs. J. K. Acheson vs. Mrs.
Don Dyer, .Mrs. H. J. Curl vs.
Mrs. D. P. Norton, and Mrs.
Bruce Cullison vs. Mrs. Bert Ha
gen. Drawing byes were Mrs.
Charles Boardman, Mrs. William
Healy, Mrs. Kay Thompson, Mrs.
Ray Peoples, . and Mrs. Frank
Wonser.
Mrs. Acheson's low net 77 earn
ed her medalist honors in this
group.
He Picked Wrong
Man to Approach
TINGSBORO, Mass. (UP) :
Robert 0. Becker, 20, of Yakima,
Wash., was held on a larceny
charge today because he picked
the wrong prospective customer in
an alleged phony magazine sub
scription scheme.
Becker was - arrested when he
solicited subscriptions from Wil
liam Doyle, He didn't know Doyle
is acting police chief hem :
Rub paraffin or liquid wax on
the slides of drawers and on the
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OPENING
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The Bend Bulletin, Friday. May 21. 1954
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HAIR-RAISING EXPERIENCE Grasping a sword tn his right
hand and a cape in his left, Jesus Salcedo dodges the curved
horns of an enraged bull during a bull fight program in Mexico
City, Mexico. Salcedo spun to the earth as a result of the
"Toro's" charge, but scrambled to his feet uninjured. With
banderillas sticking from his back, the bull proved a test or
Salcedo, making his debut as a novice fighter.'
Softball Session
Set at Madras
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS Softball fans will
have their first opportunity of the
year to see teams in action on
Saturday when the third annual
Jefferson county Softball league
jamboree is held onrthe Madras
union high school diamond.
The afternoon's entertainment,
set to start at 2 will consist of 16
innings of ball, pitting the five
Softball league teams in a single
elimination tournament, Warren
Albright, league secretary, has
announced. .
Players, managers, and inter
ested individuals have been asked
to meet at the field tomorrow
(Friday) at 6 p.m. to level the
field and get it in shape for the
coming season. First regular
game of the season will match
Earl's Super Market and Culver
Seed, May 24, on the Madras dia
mond. All regular season games
are planned for 6 p.m.
The jamboree will feature four
games of four innings each with
Earl's and Pacific Supply Cooper
ative meeting in the first game.
The winner of this contest will
play Culver. Meanwhile, Bend
Portland Truck Service and Jeff
erson Potato company will battle
for a place in the finals. Winners
will meet for the jamboree championship;
Star's Queen
Hurls His Mates
Into PCL Lead
TOURNEY OPENS
PENDLETON (UP) The 72-hole
Pendleton open started here'' today
with most of the Northwest's top
golfers on hand. The tourney winds
up Sunday.
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SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Mel
Queen, who is ace-high with Holly
wood fans, is making a career of
pitching the Stars into the Pacific
Coast League lead.
The 36-year-old right-hander did
it again last night for the second
time in five days as he six-hitted
the Sacramento Solons for a 6-1
victory which rotated the Twinks
back into first place.
Oakland's Oaks made it a com
plete shuffle of the first division as
they swapped places with San
Diego by virtue of a 6-3 win over
the Padres.
The Los Angeles Angels crept to
within a half game of fifth place
Seattle with an 8-3 victory, their
third in a row over the Rainiers.
and the San Francisco Seals con
tinued their fight to get out of the
doghouse by downing Portland 5-3
to bring the Beavers within a
game and a half of loop purgatory..
Queen Wins Ninth
Oueen Ditched Hollywood into
first place last Saturday and then
on Wednesday night Marino fie-
retti of Sacfamento pitched them
right out again. -So
last night the Hollywood ace
reeistered his ninth victory in a
row since a season-opening loss,
improved his already excellent
earned-run-average and whacked
a three-run double in his team's
bie inning.
The Twinks scored live runs in
the eiehth limine, four ol them un
earned, to break a 1-1 tie and bust
up a good ball game. Sacramento's
Emil Patrick, who clouted a homer
for his squad s only tally, deserved
a better fate tlten the three errors
that were committed behind him.
Oakland outscored San "Diego
4-3 in the first inning on Jim
Marshall s three run homer. The
Acorns added two insurance runs
in the eiehth off what amounted
almost to the Padres second team,
Umpire Chris Valenti having re
tired more Padres in the top of the
frame than the Oaks did.
Padres Thumbed
Valenti made four putouts after
a disputed call at nome, inree
Padre regulars and manager Lefty
O'Doul.
Ed Erautt was the loser tor the
Padres and Bob Murphy got the
win. both pitchers going the dis
tance although in the llrst irame
it looked as U both were going to
get early showers.
Bob Soicer scattered nine Seattle
hits and Fred Richards clouted a
three-run homer as the Angels took
their third In a row Irom Seattle
Los Angeles scored three In the
first, and four in the third and
Spicer just coasted the rest of the
way.
Steve Nagy was the loser and his
battery mate Ray Orteig homered
for the losers.
The San Francisco Seals, finally
beginning to see light from their
last place dungeon, won their ninth
game in their past 11 starts. The
Beavers got three early runs and
the Seals chipped away until they
finally took the lead in the eighth
frame.
San Francisco got 12 hits off
loser Red Adams while the Bevos
managed but six blows off winner
Elmer Singleton and his renez, bod
Muncnef.
The Linescores:
Hollywood 000 000 150 6 8 2
Sacramento 001 000 000 1 6 3
Queen and Malone, Bragan (7)
Patrick, Candinl (8), Daley (9) and
Sheely.
San Diego 300 000 000 3 8 3
Oakland 400000 02x 6 9 0
Erautt and Aylward; Murphy
and Landinl.
Seattle 010 010 001 3 9 1
Los Angeles 304010 OOx 8 12 0
Nagy, Fletcher (1), Hernandez
(5), Myers (7) and Orteig; Spicer!
and Meek.
Seven Teams in National Loop's First Division
By CArI I.UNDQUI8T .
United Press Sporta Writer ,
There's a seven-team -first divi
sion in the National League today
with everybody but the Pirates at
.500 percentage or better and Ed4
die Stanky, the manager of the
pace-setting Cardinals, thinks it
may stay Hint way right up until
the stretch month of September.
But his St. Louis sluggers were
in a position today to make him
a false prophet -by taking charge
of the race right now with a game
and a half lead over the rest of
the pack. That's the widest margin
any team has enjoyed thus far In
the mad housing scramble in the
N.L. where everybody is trying to
live on the same percentage point.
The Cardinals, slugging away
mercilessly, pounded out 17 hits,
good for a 17-4 victory over Pitts
burgh Thursday night,' the only
team which Stanky eliminates in
the mad pennant scramble. That
boosted their edge over the slump
ing Dodgers and the Phillies, dead
locked in second place, to 1V4
games. .
The Cardinals ' batted around
and then some, twice. They poured
13th hohier to go in front again
and he also drove in four runs
to take over the Major League
leadership in that department with
41. Rookie Wally Moon lived up
to nis reputation as the youngster
most likely to take first year all-
around honors by driving in three
runs with a pair of sacrifice flies
and a Hey single.
' Poholsky Wins First
Pitcher Tom Poholsky breezed
to an easy 11-hit triumph, his first
of the season and also drove in
four runs with three singles. Catch
er Del Rice drove in three runs
with a pair of doubles. Poholsky
would have fared better in the
final reckoning except for a three
run homer by pinch-hitter Preston
Ward in the sixth inning when It
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There was only one other maior
league game scheduled, between
the Giants and Phils at Philadel
phia and it was rained out.
Stanky, who has inherited such
fine rookies as Moon, outfielder
Joe Frazier, first baseman Tom
Alston, and shortstop Alex Gram
mas to go with his great veteran
stars of, Musial,. Red Schoendienst.
and catcher Rice and Rip Repul
ski and Ray Jablonski, a pair of
grown up 1953 rookies, is in a
strategic position. .
He has pitcher Vic Raschi with
five wins and no defeats thus far.
and Enos Slaughter, the outfielder
ne gave up. for Quick Vic in the
"delayed trade" with the Yankees,
hasn't been missed because of the
line work of Moon and Frazier.
"I look for a scramble all the
way and I think we'll be in it,"
he said. "The only team which
doesn't figure is Pittsburgh, even
though' it is better. The Pirates I
will lose games here and there by i
inexperience out that same youth, Q
wHl-come out and upset you, too. J
It will be the kind of a race that "
might not be settled until the lust
week."
Heavy Night Action
In the American League, as the
teams settled down today for sec
tional competition, the problem
once again was to head off the
resurgent Yankees who just won
eight out of 10 in their first west
ern swing. Cleveland, alter losing
two out of three to the Yankees,
rompiled a sevpn game winning
streak and ls: In the most advan
tageous spot first place-a game
ahead of New York. In tonight's
games it i will be the Red Sox at
New York, the White Sox at De
troit, Philadelphia at Washington
and Baltimore at Cleveland. Pitts
burgh is at Brooklyn, New York
at Philadelphia and Cincy at St.
Louis in National League night
games and Milwaukee at Chicago
in a day game,
Thursday's Star: Tom Poholsky
of the Cardinals, who breezed to
a 17-4 victory over the Pirates
and contributed three singles to
drive m lour runs as his . team
took a lMi gome first place lead.
Oregon's Crater Lake is
feet deep. . - '
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PACIFIC COAST IKAfll'E
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25 19 .568
25 20 .556
24 22 .52 2
23 22 .511 IVi
22 23 .489 3fe
22 24 .478 4
20 24 .455 5
19 26 .422 6Ut
Hollywood
Sacramento ;
Oakland
San Diego
Seattle
Los Angeles
Portland
San Francisco
Yesterday's results -Oakland
6. San Diego 3
Hollywood 6, Sacramento 1
San Francisco 5, Portland 3
Los Angeles 8. Seattle 3
How Series Stand
Oakland 3, San Diego 1
San Francisco 3, Portland 1
Sacramento 2, Hollywood 1
Los Angeles 3, Seattle 0 .
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