BEND AN EAR By FRED WADE , . Bulletin Sports Writer Bend high school's former hur dler, Dean Benson who is now a member of the Willamette Univer sity track team broke the 15 sec ond mark in the high hurdles for the third time last weekend to make him one of the top contend ers in the nation. mis week Dean win move against ' the Lewis and Clark squad. In the low hurdles he will meet with one of the toughest competitors in the Northwest Con ference, Caley Cook. Benson is now a junior with one more full year of eligibility in his specialties, football and track. " Dean has been one of the col lege's top scorers this past sea san. The Lava Bear baseball team piT.led one out of the. fire last Tuesday when they went against Winners Told In Golf Play Mrs. Arthur Stipe and Mrs. Av ery Grimsley were winners in the "A" group of the putting tourney held Wednesday at the Bend Golf club, with Mrs. Ft. P. Robinson announced as the winner in the "B" division. In the "C" group, Mrs. Ray Le Blanc was the winner, and Mrs. Robert L. Cutter won in the nine hole division. Next .week, women Golf club members will take part In a Nas sau tourney. ' ' Members of the club playing in the OWGA tourney in Eugene this week are Mrs. Douglas P. Norton. Mrs. E. C, Sullivan, Mrs. Mel Raper, . Mrs. Vera Larson and Mrs. Farley J. Elliott. Most of Pakistan's population live in East Pakistan, only one sixth the size of West Pakistan. East Pakistan covers 54,500 square miles of jungles, rivers and allu vial plains, and provides a home fnH An nnn nnn nannia 1UI 7,UUVUUU ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT. IN ONE HOUR, If not : pirated, yonr 40t bark. Thli STRONG fonaictde SLOUCHH OFP 'tie outer akin to expose burled germs. Kills It on contact. Get Oreiwe'em, inntan: dryinc T-4.L at any drug tore. Todor at Bend Drug Company. CORRUGATED GALVANIZED ROORNG ALL SIZES Priced Right EEMD IRON WORKS. INC. I'HONK 71 BKND best Observed in ifie The extra years enrich $d30 45 $2 80 pint OLD HICKORY the Redmond Panthers in Red mond. The Bruins fought continually from behind after allowing the host to gain a three to nothing lead on them in the first inning, It took the Bend nine two frames to even the score, but went behind again in the sixth. Although they went ahead for half an inning the game still had to go into extra innings. The con test was held at a standstill through the first extra match and then in the top of the ninth the locals came to life and swamped the field with hits and runners to come out on top 7-5. The district track meet win be conducted on Bruin field this Sat urday with teams from all of Cen tral Oregon as well as The Dalles and Hood River being represented, The Central Oregon meet was held on the same field last week end and may act as a sort of guide to this week's event. Bend's town baseball team, the Loggers, held their first practice last Sunday with players from all over Central Oregon attending. The Logger's mainstays, the col lege players, could not attend and will not be able to participate in the first of the team's games be cause of the length of the school year. The turn-out was good, how ever. . Cockell Protests Size of Ring - SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (UP) Don Cockell, British challenger for the world heavyweight title, quietly resumed sparring today while his camp protested that the gloves were too big and the ring too smull for Monday night s championship fight with Rocky Murciuno. Manager John Simpson yester day wired the Slate Athletic Com mission 'that the 16 and one-half foot ring which will be in use at San Francisco's Kezar Stadium would be a "tremendous handi cap" to his boxer. 'We were promised a 20-foot ring and we get a lG-footer, Simpson said. "We also were promised we would use six-ounce gloves and we have to use eight ounce." Jimmy Murray, who is co-promoting the bout with the IBC, said no promise had been made about -Hie 20-foot ring which is lo cales In, the Sun Francisco Civic Auditorinio. "I told Simpson that wc prob ably would use the 20-foot ring hut it Isn't available," Murray said Locul reporters told Murray it would be difficult to cover the light because the 20-foot ring has a tour foot apron which would re- quire photographers to crawl up to the ropes tor their pictures. 1 : circles... great qt. K2CK83! vmafuns'-Mt i'X DISTILLING CORPORATION-PHILADELPHIA, kv The Bend Bulletin, Thursday. May 12, 1955 SPORTSMAN'S MAD-DOG CONTROL Jev zsssixzzt S-H AN INJURED DOS MAY BE IN SUCH PAIN THAT HE WILL BITE ANYONE WHO TRIES TO HELP HIM. THUS, HE MUST BE RESTRAINED LIKE A RABID ANIMAL. LASSO THE 003 WITH 2 LASSOS. TIE ONE LASSO TO A TREE OR POST, OR HAVE SOMEONE HOLD ITS END, WHILE YOU PULL ON THE OTHER LAS SO. KEEP PULLING UNTIL DOS COLLAPSES FOR LACK OF OXY GEN. WHILE HE'S UNCONSCIOUS APPLY MUZZLE BANDAGE, TIE FEET TOGETHER 60 HE CAN'T PAW IT, OR BUN, WHEN HE RE- VIVES. LOOSEN LASSOS. Standings National League W h Pet GB Brooklyn 22 3 .880 New York 13 11 .542 S Milwaukee ' 13 12 .520 9 Chicago 13 14 .481 10 St. Louis 10 12 .455 10V4 Pittsburgh 11 14 .440 11 Cincinnati 9 16 .360 13 Philadelphia 8 17 .320 14 Wednesday's Results Chicago 10 Brooklyn 8 Milwaukee 8 Pittsburgh 3 New York 6 CincinnaH 3 (night) ' St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 5 (night) American Iengue W...L... Pet., Cleveland 19 7 .731 .625 .583 .577 .417 .400 370 Chicago 15 9 Now York 14 10 Del roll 15 11 Kansas City 10 14 Washington 10 15 Boston '.. 10 17 Baltimore 8 18 ' .308 11 Wednesday's Result Cleveland 4 New York 3 Kansas City 2 Baltimore 0 Detroit 7 Washington 0 Boston 4 Chicago 3 Great Britain imports half its food supply and two-thirds of its raw materials. Bourbon flavor OLD HICKORY straightBOURBON115 six years old 86 PROOF PtNNSYLVANIA Hearn Twirls Giants to 6-3 Over Cincinnati By FRED DOWN United Press Sports Writer Leo Durocher was happy today to admit he was all wrong because1 Jim Hearn is making things all right for the New York Giants. 'I handled him wrong last -sea son, the Giants manager said. I lost confidence in him but I promised I wouldn't do it again this year." Hearn, who won only eight games tn 1954 paid another divi dend on Durocher's new policy Wednesday night when he pitched the Giants to a 6-3 decision over the Cincinnati Redlegs. In a few short weeks he has made the full turn from the No. 1 disappoint ment of last season to the team's No. 1 pitcher this year It was the third straight victory for the steadily-imp wing Giants and especially heartining because the1 Chicago Cubs snapped the run away Brooklyn Dodgers' U-game winning streak with a 10-8 win a few hours before the world cham pions took the field in Cincinnati. The Giants still were 8 games behind Brooklyn but they served notice on the Dodgers that even an occasional slip will be penal ized. Yields Eight lilts , Hearn yielded eight hits and only two earned runs in gaining his fifth victory of the year. Monte Irvin hit a two-run homer and Whltey Lockman blasted a three-run round-tripper to spark the Giants' nine-hit attack which handed southpaw Joe Nuxhall his second loss. The Dodgers' streak long est of the season ended when Ernie Banks hit a grand slam homer and Doe Fondy homered with two on for the Cubs. Rip Repulski's double scored Stan Musial and climaxed, a three- rup eith-inning rnllv that gave the St. Louis Cardinals a 6-5 win and stretched the Philade'phia Phillies losing streak to 11 games The Phillips thus neared the club record of 14 straight setbacks suf fered by the 1936 team. Joe Ad- cock lrt two doubles and a single and Ed Mathews hit a three-run homer as the Milwaukee Braves bent the Pittsburgh Pirates, 8-3, in the other National League game. Indinns Top Yankees In the American League, the Cleveland Indians made it two straight over the New York Yan kees, 4-3. and took a three-game hold on first place. Ned Gnrver';s three-hitter snRrked the Detroit Ti mers to a 7-0 win over the Wash- inrrlnn Senators; the Knnsas City Athletics diwned the Baltimore Orioles, 2 0, and the Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox, 1-3. Early Wynn bested Bob Tin-lev in a pitching duel as the Indians swept to their sixth straight vic tory and 11th in 12 games. Wynn vielriod five hits to Turley's three hut the Yankee hurler walked eight men and three of them scored. Al Smith delivered a key rwp-run s'ligle or the Indians while Andy Carey and Mickey Mantle hom ered for the Yankees. Al Kalinc's seventh homer and three hits by Jay Porter and Harry Malmborg provided all the support Garver needed enraute to his third win. Bobby Shnntz, relieving Alex Kal'.ner, yielded only two hits in six innings to win his second for the Athletics and Billy Klaus' two- run homer was the difference for; the Rod Sox. who celebrated the announcement of Ted Williams' re turn hy snapping a five-game los ing skein. OIL STRIKE CONCORD. N. H. - (UP) -The Merrimack Farmers' Ex change slruck oil. Nearly 1.300 gal Ions had leaked Into an old press nit in the building from an auxi liary tank at a nearby hotel. None if the fuel oil could he salvaged; too much water in it. Standi fer's Anniversary SALE Your choice of vals to L. A., San Diego j Tied for First In Coast League By PETER HAYES r I'nlted Pre Sporttj Writer ', Turk Lown and Jim. Brosntin pitched and batted Los Angeles into a tie with San Diego for first place in the Pacific Coast League last night. The Angels knocked over the Seattle Rainiers twjee leaders Into third place. ; ' ; ;. San Diego's defending champi ons grabbed a share of the league lead with their ninth straight win, a 3-2 decision over Hollywood. Sacramento tripped San Fran cisco, 4-1, and Oakland downed Portand, 5-1, in other games. Lown, Los Angeles' ace relief plther, exploded a 420-foot two- run home in the 10th inning to break up the scheduled seven in ning opener in Los Angeles. The 30-year-old righthander had taken over for George Piktuzis in the- fifth. He gave up five hits, struck out six and walked two to tarn his fourth win. He has lost one. Developed Blister Brosnan (4-3) gave up seven hits before leaving the "econd re me in the eighth with a blister on his pitching hand. He also scored the Angels' first run in the third after rapping a single and tallied again in the sixth afte hit tig a double. The two defeats left the Rainiers a half game off the pace, the first time they have lost the lead since April 24. In San Diego, Eddie Erautt lim ited last place Hollywood to six hits while Milt Smith drove in all of the Padre runs with a homer and a single. ' Erautt (4-1) was in trouble in tiring three men In a row each time. Red Munger (2-2) was the loser. Pitching Duel Lefty Chet Johnson (3-2) out- dueled Tonv Ponce (3-4) of the Seals, giving up five hits to Tony's six. One of those five, however, was a tremendous home run 4i0 feet over the right field bleachers in the third by Ted Beard, who previously had gone hitless in 24 trips. The two teams hustled tnrougn the game in Seals Stadium 'n an hour and 31 minutes. In Portland, Piper Davis dou bled home three men to highlight a four-run uprising by Oakland against Bob Hall (3-4) in the first inning. Kark Drews was mauled lor 11 hits hut survived to win his third straight after suffering , four defeats. Oakland's George Metkovich col lected three hits for a total of seven in 10 trips in the last two games. The Linescores: (1st game 11 innings) Seattle 002 120 000 0-5 12 Los Angeles 030 110 000 27 8 0 Duron, Oldham (6) and Orteig; Piktuzis, Lown (5) and Pramesa. (2nd game) Seattle 000 000 1001 8 3 Los Angeles 002 021 40x-9 15 0 Kelly, Judson (7) and Ginshere; Brosnan, Pyecha (8) and Ilinnnh. Sacramento 010 001 020-4 6 0 San Francisco 001 000 000-1 5 0 Johnson (3-2) and S h e e 1 y: Ponce, Bradford (9) and Ritchey. Hollywood San Diego Munger, Hall; Erautt 000 001 001 '2 6 1 000 210 OOx :? 7 1 O'Donnell (81 and (4-1) and Aylward. Oakland 400 000 1005 11 0 Portland 100 000 0001 11 1 niws (3-41 and Neal; lla'l, Kl- liott (7), Han (8) and Caldcronc. Standings I'lirlflr San IVicst l.ns Angrlcs t'o"st I.eiiElH W 1. Pet GB 21 15 .583 21 15 .583 21 Ifi .568 ' 17 IS ,-',S6 Seattle Oakland San Kranr'scT Sacramonot Portland ir, 1!) .r-7 1' K W .4"7 4' 15 18 .455 4' 14 21 .400 6 Hollywood Wednesday's Results Sacramento 4 San Francisco 1 Oakland 5 Portland 1 l.os Angeles 7-9 Seattle 51 San Diego 3 Hollywood 2 How Series Stand San Francisco 2 Sacmmenfn 1 San Diego 3 Hollywood 0 Oakland 2 Portland 1 !.ns Angeles 1 Seattle t Western Hats Kelt or Straw 3.95 $1.00 1't.a Your Charge Account Pilot Net Team Bumps Beavers PORTLAND (UP) Portland University's tennis team made it 57 victories in a row yesterday by taking Oregon State 5-2. In the top match, Jack Neer of Portland downed Norm Merrill of OSC, 6-3, 6-3. Golf Tourney Set for Bend May 28 and 29 have been set aside for the Alderwood Memorial Team trophy play at the Bend golf club. Four - man teams will play 18- hole rounds each day with the to tal aggregate gross scores to de termine the holder of the trophy for one year. The Dr. Arnold P. Inches trophy will go to the individual low scorer. ( This will be the first time that this team play, which was taken over last year by the Oregon Golf ing association, will have been played outside of Portland. R. W. Thomas, director of -the association, will be in charge of me competition. - Sign-up for the qualifying rounds to be held May 26 are presently underway. The qualifying will con sist of 36-holes. , . ' - ' The match was awarded to Bend because of the clubs fine record in all of the association's activities. Beavers Add Two Players PORTLAND (UP) The Port land Beavers added two new play ers to their roster today and Mi posed of three others. The Beavers, who have lost 8 out of their last 9 games, received Joe Taylor, an outfielder, and Al Robertson, a catcher, on option from the Kansas City Athletics. outfielder Russ bullivan was sold outright to Columbus, O. and Ron and Bill Bottler were farmed out. 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