The Bend bulletin., May 27, 1955, Page 2, Image 2

Opening Play in Alderwood Tournament
Due at Bend Golf Club Saturday Morning
Opening play of the Aldcrwoot
meMunai Kuli tourney will get
under way in liend tomorrow
morning at 11 o'clock, with some
of ihu norihwost's up golfi'M to
bu seen in action.
Despite tlie late spring and co'd
weather, the lotyil course will b?
in g'wd sha;e tor the tourney, Willi
fairways newly mowed, Hob
Thonum and Ues Currle, chair
num, reported today. The greens
w.U be mi.uin fast.
First oi the gol.crs from outsid
cliia, with each club to be repre
sent by a quartet of players, ar.
cxpec.ed this evening. Contestants
and wivea arc to be gue.as at tlio:
liend Golf club buffet dinner and!
sp-ing formal Saturday evening. J
The public has been invited to,
watch Uie tourney play. On Sun
day, matches will start at about
11 am,
Pairing made up until this morn
ing for tourney play Saturday fol
low wiUi the staring times given:
11 a.m.: Des Currle, Bend; Dale
Johns, Bend; Sully Cose, Prine-
ville. j
11: OH: Ocorue Lynch, Laurci-j
vood; Irv Heusener, Royal Oakfl.;
No. 3, Reames; No. 4, Rogue V'H-j
ley. I
Six-Hit, 6 to 2
Victory Notched
By Nevvcombe
By MILTON KK'IIMAN
United Tretis Sports Writer
Big Don Ncwcombe of Brooklyn
has fallen into the most mi sera I jL
kind of rut imaginable he keeps
winning games but losing money.
No one is hitting the huge, right
handed hist bailer much on the
mound these days but he sure is
getting belted hard in the pocket
book. Take his six-hit 6-2 victory over
Pittsburgh Thursday, for example.
Ncwcombc figured he had put in
a pretty profitable day. After all,
he tripled home two runs in the
ninth and even stole home stand
ing up to nail down his seventh j
victory without a loss.
L'ion returning to his hotel room
however, he learned he had bvn
fined $40 fur arguing with umpiie
Frank Sccory last Tuesday nignt.
01 course, that line doesn't com
pare with Hie 5 100 one tuken out
of his last salary cheek for re
fusing to pilch batting practice
earlier (his month, but cvciy Utile
bit hurts.
Newcombe, wjio hopes he'll get
ail that money back, and Ihen
Fome, in tiie form of a World Ser
ies' cut, enabled the pace-selling
Dodgers to retain their six-game
lead over the rampaging Cubs,
who beat the Cardinals, 3-0. i
The victory, turned in by veter
an Howie Pullet, marked the Cubs' j
seventh in their last eight games.!
Rookie Bob Speake continued his
spirited hitting with a homer and
a. single tiiat accounted for two
of Chicago's runs.
'Ru.kic Marv Blayloek's 11th Inn-'
Ing double drove in Roy Smalley
liMiii second base and gave the
Phillies a four-game sweep over
tlie Giants, 3-2. Bob Miller relieved
starter Bob Kuzava in the sixtn, !
pitched three-hit ball the rest oil
the way and was rewarded with
his second triumph, lloyt Wilhelm, I
Hi ml (.hunt piteher, was the loser
CincimiMti nipped Milwaukee,-'
5-'l, in the first ot two scheduled
games but (he nightcap was post
stp.ncd because of rain. Tin
Redlegs won the game with four
runs in the filth inning, Gus licit
singling home two runs and Wally
Post anotiier Iwo. Ted Klus.ewski
became the major league tonne
run leailcr when he blasled his
12th four-bagger off loser Lew Bur
Jot to in (he second inning.
The Yankees increased then
American League leail to 2's
games by capturing both ends ofj
n doumehe;lder from the Senators,
8 4 and 7 3.
Fddie RnhfiiRitn's tlmv run (min
er was t le big blow among the
Yankees' 11 hits in tlie opener
which was credited to rookie John
ny Kueks evtrt though he wh
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11:24: Abe Johnson, Laurel wood;
M.ke leruili, Oswego; Jim Miller,
it-verside; No. 3, Rogue Va.ley.
11:32: Bob Donnelly, Columbia
'dgewater; Bill J latch, Bend; Art
Thjma, Oswego; No. 1, Rogue
alley.
11:40: Bob Bronson, Riverside;
Hub Thomas, Bend; Ken Dough
erty, Columbia-Iuigewater; Fred
ilud.s;eih, 1'rineviJle. !
11:18: Paul Muller, Laurclwood;
Bob Wonderly, JtoyaJ Oaks; No. 3,
ugene.
Jl:56: Glen Scharback, Oswego
Dun Johnson, Laurel wood; No. 2,
Itogue Va.ley.
12;04: Raljh Swan, Royal Oaks;
No. 1, Reames; No. 2, Eugene;
12:12: Gordon Hickok, Prine
ville; Bill Van Allen, Bend; No.
2, Reames.
12:110: Sid Milligan, Eugene;
Owen Panner, Bend; Roy Wiggins,
Oswego.
12:28: Marly Leptieh, Riverside;
Ollie Bowman, Bend; Joe Ahern
Columbia-Edtfisvater.
12:36: Ray Vnrnes, Bend; No. 4.
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The Bend Bulletin, Friday, May 27, 1955
Auto Racers' 'World Series'
Due Monday at Indianapolis
By OSCAK Fit ALKY
United Jiei Sp-irts Writer
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. fUP) -
The Indianapolis 500 is the world
series of the uutomobile racin-j;,
the big one in which all the lead-
foots from the little tracks dream
about driving, and you might think
H:at the man finally getting his
hancc would have butterflies in
his belly.
It is a man-killer, literally and
figuratively. Many a man has died
on the brick and asphalt oval
where (hey play their mad game
against time and, you imagine, the
first crack at it would set a rookies
nerves to screaming.
But Hot Johnny Boyd's,
Johnny, a handsome young man
of 'JH out of Kresno, Calif., is one
of eight first-lime drivers who will
be tensed over the wheel when
the field of XI cars receives the
heart-stopping outer of "Gentle
men, start your motors," on Mem-
ial Day.
And Johnny faces It calmly
and philosophically.
Veteran Knee Driver
have been a race driver for
nine years." he explains with a
sober light in his brown eyes.
'Don't think I'm cocky, But I have
lo believe that I'm a good driver,
cap, Yogi Herra hit his 10th humer
with two on off Dean Stone in tiie
a lead they never lost. I-llslon
Howard also homered. Lefty Bob
Wiesler started for New York but
was relieved in the filth by Jim
Konstanty, who was credited with
the victory.
Beaten by the While S,x. 3-1, in
the first game of a doubleheadi.r,
Boh Lemon came back with an
eight-inning pinch single to gie
the Indians a 10-9 triumph in the
nightcap. Lemon forced across the
winning runs in the sixth timing
of (he opener wiien he walked win
ning piteher Jack Harshtna and
Oliieo Carrasipiel with the bases
loaded. In the second game, Nellie
Vox of Chicago hit homers in tlie
seventh and eighth innings to lie
tihe seore fit 9-all, but Lemon dis
solved the demliek in the Inst ot
I he eighth when he singled home
Dave Plulley. Reliever Art lloutte
man was the winner.
Jim Wilson hurled a (our-hitter
and drove in a run himself to lead
the Orioles to a L'-O victory over
the Red Sox. Leo Kiely was the
loser.
(lain Kstpimed the Detroit-Kansas
City game
THERE! LET . . .
Reames; Bruce Ager, Prinevillc.
Bend No, 1 Owen Panner, Bob
Thomas, Bill Hatch and O.lie
Bowman.
liend No. 2 Dc Currie, Ray
Yarnes, Bill Van Alien and Da!
Johnson.
Columbia Kdgewater Ken
Dougherty, Don Ki leger, Joe
Ahern, Bojj Donnelly.
Laurel wuod Country club Don
Johnson. Paul Muller, Abe John-!
son and George Lynch.
Oswego Country club Roy W:g-
gins, Mike leruKi, Glen Scharback,'
and An Tnomn. j
Pr.nev;l!e Fred Hudspeth, Cor-!
I don Hickok, Sully Cle and Bruce
Ager. ,
Riverside (Portland) Martv
Leptieh, Bob B-onson, Jim Millei
and Dick Webber.
Royal O.iks i Vancouver) Ralph j
Swan, Bob Wonderly, Bill Rogers j
and Irv Heusner.
Eugene Country club (incom
plete) Sid MiKigan.
Entries are also expected today
from Rogue Valley Country club.
Medford; Reames (loll and Coun-ti-y
club, Klamath Falls; and pos
sibly The Dalles, Portland Golf
club, Sa.em and Tualatin.
as good as any of them, or I
wouldn't be worth my salt."
The "butterflies" were there
when he came hopefully into In
dianapolis to make his qualifying
attempt. As Johnny sees it, he
just had to got by "or I couldn't
jhavc gone back home."
So he took his Surnar Special
out there on that sprawling rac:
track, dyed with the blood and pit
ted by the rended metal of other
hopefuls, ami looked disaster
sipiaicly in the eye. I
He spun out on his first qualify
ing attempt, bouncing into the wall
on the baekstrcteii at Ki!) miles an
hour.
"I was lueky," he a d m i ?
simply.
The car didn't sustain a scratch.
Neither did Johnny.
So after his pit crew looked it
over, .Johnny tooled it out then;
again, "flying over the course at
that same frantic speed again
I'his time he qualified. j
"Superstitious As Hell" I
We is, he'll concede, "supersti
tious as hell." They all are in
this business. So when he drives,
Johnny has in his pocket a Rosary
which he has carried since he waf
seven years old. It was In his
Docket when he flipped three dif
ferent times in three different
cars. All ot them were cars with
the number "eight" emblazoned
on their cowling. No longer will
I Johnny drive a car with the num
ber eight.
Here is a young man who has
dug ditches, been an apprentice
plumber, serviced tractors, with,
time oul to he an air cadet in
World War II. His pretty wife ilies
in today to watch him make his
bid for gold and glory, leaviiv;
their two young children back in
California.
But despite his family obliga
tions and the fact that this is his
first start at Indianapolis, Johnny
isn't worried.
"You get more of a thrill," he
asserts, "driving on those halt
mile banked tracks. They'll reallv
t;ive ynt a charge."
So facing his great opioi1iinit,.'
icainst the finest drivers in tne
world leaves Johnny Boyd undis
mayed. Not completely, (homrli.
"I nuess I am worried." he ad
mits, "alvout where I'M finish
and how much money I'll make."
That's the breed of the daring.
Jamboree Set
For Saturday
Shh-I:iI lo The Hull. -tin '
MAPKAS- Pour teams limn la'
year phi.- Iwv new abrogations
will take to the field SitimJ.iy afl
oninon in the fourth annual Jeffer
v m t'lHinty SttUill Jamborii
lieore M.ii-Phcrs.n, league presi
dent, ann mores. The event wilt
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I'nton hi.:h schivM diamond and
and will fiMluie Y. innings of ball
Teams compotim; include Pa
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panv; I'ulver StN comoain
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w ItlsiilMnei
C''opiitiy and I Voi M.ie s Then1
v ill h' (iv e c Hues tf tM'', innuv;.
' iel. in a Millie. climin Uien tour
Ue.:uWr reason pl.ty w N'c'n
Tti--s.t,iy with .ler St1 h.vrtm,
M. ie's, AH ij.Hiies this sruson m!1
!at t at li (i m.
Padres BanaOut
16-1 Triumph
I'KTKR HAYES
t'nited I'rcNH Spirt h Writer
The win-happy San Diego Pa
dres volleyed and thundered for
a lf-l triumph over Los Angeles
last night. It was their Mil
traigfit victory and 21th in 2".
games.
Kddie Kraut t muted Angel hat
with a nifty four-hitter while Ear'
Ttapp. San Diego's biggest can
noneer, helied his team to a 35-t1
lead in the first four innings with
two homers good for seven runs
Rupp Pads the league with 1";
home runs and G7 runs batted in
Buddy P e t e r s o a also had a
rrat night at the plate, crackintf
'Voe doubles and two singles f'jr
three RBI's.
Krautt didn't allow a man It
reach base until the sixth and
blanked the Angels until the ninth
when they scored an unearned
run. The 30-year-old righthander
fanned five and walked only one
in registering his fifth straight
win for u 51 mark.
Other CitinieN
In other games, Walt Judnich
made trje Portland Beavers rue
the day they waived him to San
Krancisco when he socked a 10th
inning homer to give the Seals a
C-5 win over the Bcvos; Oakland
clubbed out a 9-2 victory over
Sacramento.
The Hollywood at Seattle game
was rained out. A doubleheadcr
is scheduled for tonight.
Judnich, sold to the Seals sev
eral weeks ago for the usual
waiver price, doubled in Sail ;
lYancisco's first two runs in the!
first inning beside his game win-
ning homer in the top of the 10th.
The game was tied twiee nr.d
neit'ier starting pitcher, Jim Mil
ton of the Seals and Bob Hall of
the Beavers, was around rjt the
finish. Bill Bradford came on in
the seventh to post his second win:
after one defeat. Lee Anthony,!
fourth Beaver pitcher, suffered
the loss, his first after two wins
Kd Mickclson led the Portland
hitters with a double and two sin
gles to drive in four of his team's
five runs.
In Oakland. Jim Marshall and
Johnny Joruensen hit homers to ,
help llec (Skinny) Brown win his
second of the season against no
defeats. Marino Pieretti gave up
12 hits as he went down to h:s
fifth defeat. We has won four.
Lcn Neal. Brown and Billy Con
solo, who bat eighth, ninth an I
leadnff in the lineiio respectively,
proved a potent 1-2-3 punch. In
three different innings Neal led
off with a single, was moved
around by Brown ami driven
home by Consolo.
Third baseman Harry Bright
and ridit fielder Rufus Crawford,
newcomers from Buffalo, made
their debuts with Sacramento last
night. They replace third sarkur
Nanny Fernandez and ouj fielder
Bob Dillinger who were released
outright.
The I.hieHCores
(10 innings)
San Fran 200 120 000 13 1
Portland WI3 000 200 05 11 1
Melton. Bradford (7) and Ritch-
ey; Hall, Elliott l;i, Burtschy
Anthony t!)i and Calderone,
Robertson (7t.
San Diego 327 310 00016 18 2
Los Angeles 000 000 001 1 4 3
Erautt 7-D and Bailey; Hatte-i.
Pveeha (31. Kunel (7i, Ziek (fl)
and Pramcsa.
Sacramento 0U0 200 0002 S
Oakland 003 112 llx- 9 12 1
Brown (2-0 and Neal.
P i e r c I t i t-l-j) and Sheely;
IlollywiMxl at Seattle, postponed,
rain.
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PORTLAND (t'Pi Leltoy H ir,
the fasthnlltng young righthander,
has been optioned to the Eugene
Emeralds of the Northwest League!
by Portland on a 21-iiour recall
1'asis, Joe Zieejor. Wevo gener d
in inacer. said t inlay. He said tlv ,
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Standings
Major Lrague Standing
lly IMTKD PKKSS
.uli(Hial I-faue
V 1.. Pol. OI5
Brooklyn 28 9 .757 ...
Chicago 23 16 JXD n
Ww York 21 18 .MS 8
Milwaukee 18 20 .474 10'i
Cincinnati 17 19 .472 10'4
it. Louis 16 19 .457 11
"hiladolphia I I 2.3 .378 14
"ittsbuivh 12 25 .324 16
TlitirKiluy'ri HitiiltH
"'incinnuti 5 Milwaukee 4 (l.st)
'incinnati at Milwaukee. 2nd, ppd..
-ain.
Tiicajjo 'i St. L)uis 0
'irooklyn 6 PiltsburKh 2
'hilndelphia 3 New York 2 (night.
:l miy
Friday'n Prnhalile Pltrhers
Milwaukee at Chicago Conley
C D vs Jones (5-41.
Brooklyn at New York (night)
"rskine (6-11 vs Maijlie (4-31.
Philadelphia at P i 1 1 s b u r gh
'night) Wehmeier (2-2) vs Little
ield (2-4)
Cincinnati at St. Louis (night)
"ollum (1-0) vs Arroyo (4-0).
Saturday's Games
Brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Milwaukee at Chicago
Cincinnati at St. Louis, night
American league
W. L. Pet. C3
New York 26 12 .684 . .
Cleveland 23 14 .622 2'.i
Chicago 22 14 .611 3
Detroit 21 16 .668 4'i
Washington 15 21 .417 10
Boston 16 24 .400 11
Kansas City 14 23 .378 IV.i
Baltimore 13 26 .333 33'ji
Thursday's liesillts
New York 8 Washington 4 (1st)
New York 7 Washington 3 (2nd)
Baltimore 2 Boston 0
Chicago 3 Cleveland 1 (1st) !
Cleveland 10 Qiicago 9 (2nd) 1
Detroit at Kansas City, ppd., rain.
Friday's Probahle Pitchers
Washington at Boston (night)
Porterlield (541 vs Brewer (0-6).
New York at Baltimore (night)
Ford (51) vs Palica (2-4).
Chicago at Detroit (night) Don
ovan (5-1) vs Iloelt (3-2). ,
Cleveland at Kansas City (night)
Wynn (4-1) vs Kcllner (4-1).
Saturday's (iames
Cleveland at Kansas City, night
Washington at Boston
New York at Baltimore, night
(Only games scheduled.)
Moose Defeated
By Medo-Land
Medn-Lund defeated last year's
American League champions,
Mou-jo, hy a seore of 21-0 in a
"Little IxuKue" contest on Har
mon field Tuesday evening
The winning Dairymen collected
only eijjhl hits in running up the
lnrc,e score, but six of these were
for extra bases. Jimmy McCarthy
paunded out a home run and a
triple, while teammate Jim Hawes
was credited with a double and a
home run. Ron-ue Carter i;ot a
home run, and Kmil Kelly pasted
out a triple to account for the ex
tra base hits.
Lefthander McCarthy went all
the way on (ho mound for Medo
Land. 1
Johnny Haney was the f.-rsl m m
to face him and proceeded to slap
out a single to right field, but aft
er that not a single Moose player
was credited with so much as a
scratch hit.
In chalking up his win McCarthy
issued four bases on lulls and
struck out 13 men.
Moose started with another
southpaw. Mike YVaticet hut re
ptruvd him with U'lton Smith, a
righthander, in the third with the
score 11-fl.
Mike Ci en n a wa s r red i I ed wi t h
his first win in the National
League as he led his squad to a
10-9 win over Bud Sell of Lund-Kt-en's.
Only four extra base balls were
hit taroti'h the contest, thnv of
which we-c i redded to the Klks.
A hiv; I mr i'in inning put the
Klks ahead at the start hut the
LuivLir -n v ne had fought their
wav to a tie ;it th" start of the
filth and f oil (rani". As the Elks
took the r hn.'I turn at hat Mickey
Foley gained po-a'ion on fir -it and
was driven in from that position
when 1 licit (lassner ixnindetl out a
(Inible. C.eon;e Cleveland walked
to first and on a play at second
Gassner came around to score and
set the game on ice.
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Softball Play
Starts June 7
City Softball association play
A ill get under way on Saturday,
June 7, with play this year to be
n Bruin field.
Plans for the start of the season
and the shift to Bruin field from
ihe Municipal bail park were
made at a meeting in (he city
.tall Tuesday night.
The move will clear the way
.or a full schedule of regular
baseball in the municipal
,ark, home of the Bend Loggers.
Although the Softball season wit
'et under way a bit later than
usual, necessitated by work get
ting the new location in shape,
plenty of games and action are
promised, leaders of the league
report.
Six teams will be in action, with
games three nights a week.
Also, it is planned to make a
bid for the state Softball tourna
ment. The sponsor's fee, $35, and the
players' fees, $1 each, will be due
at the leagues next meeting, in
the city hall on Tuesday, May 31,
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Spring Tourney
Upsets Reported
Special to The Bulletin
PRINEVIU.E Upsets and dose
competition have marked the
women'! spring handicap tourna
ment at the Prineville golf and
country dub, with matches mov
ing into the finals this weekend.
In semi-linals, Vadls Klrfoy and
Marie Close competed Wednesday
with Kirby winner at 7 and 5.
Two other semi-finalists in the
championship flight, Mary Jane
Finlay and Ann Dreher, are ex
pected to play this weekend, the
winner to meet Kirby for cham
pion of the spring handicap.
In the first flight, Velna Lewis
and Eva Severance went IS holes
with Lewis the winner on an 8
and 7. Lewis then won over Margo
Burgess who took her match this
week with Lucie Graham. Other
semi-finalists in the first flight are
Olive Beimdiek and Margaret
Grimes. Winner of this match will
play Lewis for top spot in the first
flight.
On Wednesday, May 25, women
of the gold ciub went to Bend for
an invitation day of golfing.
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The Dalles edged Albany J.0 n
last night's feature game. Irwin
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error for the game's only run.
Winning pitcher was Denny Peter
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In other games, Columbia Prep
eked past Springfield, 4-3; Central
Catholic defeated Cleveland 3-1,
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