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The Bend Bulletin, Friday.
Aging Virgil Trucks Hurls
Fifth Consecutive Victory
By lulled Press
Virgil Trucks of the White Sox
admits some of the old-time fire
is gone from his fust ball but even
so, he still has enough stuff to
keep that pennant liht gleamte;
in Manager Marty Marion's eye.
In the old days, Trucks used to
average 10 to 12 strikeouts a game.
But now at a more mellow 36,
he leaves such feats to younger
blood like Herb Score or Bob Tur
ley. So far this season, the fhiroen
right-hander has recorded only 36
strikeouts, a tar cry from Score s
107 or Turley's 96. But Trucks is
American league
' W. I- Pet. GB
New York 40 21 .636 ....
Chicago 35 20 .636 2
Cleveland 36 23 .610 3
Detroit 31 26 .544 7
Boston 28 31 .473 11
Washington 23 35 .397 1M4
Kansas City 22 37 .373 17
Baltimore , 19 41 .317 20
right up there with both in the
vital won lost department.
Even though he struck out only
four tatters Thursday night,
Trucks registered his seventh vic
tory of the season and his second
shutout in a row In beating Balti
more, 8-0. The six-hit victory
marked his fifth straight and kept
the White Sox within two games
of the pace-setting Yankees in the
close American League race.
George Kell drove in four runs
with three hits while Walt Dropo
and Nellie Fox also slammed out
three hits. Fox collected 11 hits in
16 times up during the four-game
suries with the Orioles.
Cleveland remained a game be
hind the White Sox and three
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June 17. 1955
games off the pace by defeating
Washington, 8-5. Bob Lemon failed
to go the distance ,for the ninth
time in his last 'u starts but gained
his ninth victnr fter yielding all
12 Washington hits in eight innings.
Mike Garcia came In toikb the
ninth and gave up two hits before
striking out Mickey Vernon for the
final out. Bobby Avila and Larry
Doby each collected three hits to
lead a 15-hit attack.
Billy Klfuis. who couldn't win a
regular berth with either the
Braves or the Giants, smashed a
two-run homer in the last of the
ninth off Johnny Sain to give the
Red Sox a 7-6 triumph over the
Athletics. Klaus' homer was one
of four hit by Boston Ted Wil
liams. Jackie Jensen and Norm
Zaurhin also connecting for the cir
cuit. Reliever Tom Hurd gained
his first . victory of the year.
Held scoreless by Frank Lary
for eiaht inninps, the Yankees
erunted for all their runs In the
ninth to nip the Tigers, 3-2. Yogi
Berra's two-run homer and Elston
Howard's pinch single with the
bases full accounted for the Yan
kees' runs. Southpaw Tommy
Byrne pitched a four-hitter and be-
NutloniU League
W. I. Pet. OB
Brooklyn 44 15 .746 ....
Chicago 34 26 .567 lOMi
New York 31 28 .525 13
Milwaukee - 29 30 .492 15
Philadelphia 25 31 .446 VM
Cincinnati 24 30 .444 174
St. Louis 24 31 .436 18
Pittsburgh 19 39 .328 244
came the first Yankee hurler to
go the distance after 15 in a row
had failed.
Ted Kluszewski teed off for his
19th and 20th homers against the
Dodgers and his second one of the
game in the 10th inning to give
the Redlegs a 6-5 decision.
The Cubs strengthened their hold
on second place in the National
League with a 2-1 victory over the
Giants.
Murry Dickson shut out the
Braves for the second day In a
row, limiting them to four hits
while pitching the Phillies to a 3-0
victory.
Harvey Haddix pitched his first
complete game of the season and
his first shutout as the Cardinals
blanked the Pirates, 5-0, with the
aid of homers by Al (Red) Schoen
dienst and Bill Sarni.
Earl's, Suratt's
Tied for Lead
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS Earl's Super Fooi'
Market and Suratt'p Insurance an
knotted for top spot in the Jeffer
son county Softball league. . and
fans will see the two nines tangle
for the first time this season,
Monday on the Madras field.
Earl's have a 4-0 record, and
Suratt's boast a- 3-0 mark. Culver!
seed is tnira wnn z-i, louowea Dy
PSC, with 1-2. Jefferson Potato
has 0-3, and Macy's trail with a
0-4 record.
Benson Among
Nation's Stars
In NCAA Meet
LOS ANGELES (UP)-Collegiatc
track and field stars who will form
the major part of the next U S
Olympic team clash today and Sat
urday in the 35th annual NCAA
track and field championships at
Memorial Coliseum.
The chief interest will be focused
on individual competition as stand
DEAN BENSON
Eyes NCAA Championship
outs in a big field of 339 trackmen
threaten to smash a possible doz
en records. From the individual
standpoint, this meet has all the
earmarks of being the greatest in
the history of the meet.
Qualifying trials were slated to
begin this afternoon in all events
except the distance races, high
jump and pole vault. Among the
records threatened are the half-
mile, two-mile, high jump, pole
vault, shotput and javelin.
bince Uean Benson is running
against the cream of the crop,
the Willamette University high hur
dle ace will have to be at his
besU to qualify for the Saturday
unals.
Two weeks ago Benson ran a
14 flat In the prelims of the NA1A
meet at Abilene, Tex. He won the
NAIA with a 14.2 in the rain and
has turned In a 14.3, two 14.4s,
and four 14.6s this season.
Illinois' Williard Thompson, who
has done a 13.8 this year, is favor
ed to defend his title in the 120
yard highs. Duke's Bob Schenklo
has turned In a 14.0. keen com
petition will also come from Ber
nie Nelson, Stanford, and Jim Ball,
UCLA, who finished one-two In
the recent PCC meet at Eugene.
Women Stage
Lively Session
Special to The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE Plnvini; aeainst
par and usine handicaDs. women
of the Prineville golf and country
club staged a lively competition
on the fairways Wednesday, June
is. folly Hunter won with a 30.
Jackie McRae turned in a 31, and
Kva Severance took third with
33.
Margo Burgess was committee
chairman for the day's luncheon.
She was assisted by Betty Bcim-
dieK. Virginia Rhodcn and Eva
Severance. Guests included Mrs
William Whitehead, Mrs. Leslie
Thomas and Mrs. Hazel - McKin-
non, all from Montana, and guests
of Beulah Sell: Mrs. Watt Skinner
of California, a former member
here: Mrs. J. C. MacDonald, guest
of Ann MacDonald, and Miss Sadie
Moody, guest of Alison Lucns.
An invitation from the Burns
golf club to play there on July 21
was accepted.
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Weber vs Hval
i
In Final Round
Of Junior Meet
PORTLAND (UP) Gary Hval
of Portland meets Ron Weber of
Prineville and Carole Jo Kabler of
Sutherlin plays Sue DeVoe of Med-
ford today in the championships of
the annual Oregon Golf Associa
tion Junior Championships here.
In the boys' division, Biff I-ovett
of Portland, meets David Munro,
also of Portland.
Hval downed Cordon Marlatt of
Eugene on the 19th hole yesterday
while Weber defeated another Eu
gene boy, Gary Gcertson, 2 and 1.
Miss Kablot, the defending girls'
champ, breezed by Shirley Sieg
mund of Eugene 6 and 5. And Miss
DeVoe won over Susan Small of
Corvallis, who had a hole in-one
Wednesday, by the same margin.
Lovett downed Bill Auhry of Cor
vallis 3 and 1 and Munro edged
Tom Hamlin of Medford 2 and 1.
Nova Reluctant
To Discuss Suit
Against Writer
By OSCAR FRAI.KV
United lrass Sports Writer
NEW YORK (UP) Former
heavyweight challenger Lou Nova
admitted today that his reluctance
to hurt newspaper friends had
helped spread a veil of secrecy
over his winning of a $35,000 libel
judgment against a Los Angeles
sportswriter.
"I didn't mention it because I
didn't want anybody in the busi
ness to take it personally' Nova
said. 'l have many friends on vari
ous newspapers and I wasn't try
ing to be vindictive I was loolung
only for vindication."
Nova won the lodgment two
weeks ago against Vincent X.
Flaherty of the Los Angeles Ex
aminer and the Hearst Publishing
Co., because of a reminiscent 1953
column in which Flaherty de
scribed Nova as "cowardly" in his
1941 fight with Joe Louis.
The news never got out of the
Los Angeles courthouse through
the usual reportorial channels and,
when it was reported in the June
13 issue of Time magazine, the in
ference was that the various daily
news media covered it up.
Bulging Lead
Taken by Patty
GROSSINGER, N.Y. (UP) De
fending champion Patty Berg, al
ready boasting a bulging 18-point
lead, had an excellent opportunity
to increase her margin at the ex
pense of a couple of "pigeons" to
day in the fourth round of the
Triangle Round Robin golf touma
ment.
Miss Berg, who shot a women's
ptfr 72 in Thursday's third round
to give her a three-round total of
219 and a plus 47 score 18 points
better than the plus 19 total of run
nerup Louise Suggs was paired
today in a four-Some with Alice
Bauer Hagge of Sarasota, Fla.
Mary Lena Faulk of CarroUton,
Ga., and Pat O'Sullivan of Orange,
Conn.
Under Round Robin scoring
rules, wherein each player can
pick up points by beating the other
three in her foursome, Miss Berg
was expected to profit handsomely
against Mrs. Hagge, who is next
to last in the total scoring with
a minus 29, and against Miss
Faulk, 12th in the field of 16, with
minus 21.
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Legion Team
Seeking Fourth
Straight Win
Bend American Legion will be
ihouiinc fur its fourth straight
Central Oregon league win tonight
when it opens its home season
against Prineville on the Munici
pal diamond In an earlier gftme.
Bend won 7-1. Game time is 8
p.m.
Southpaw Hon Anderson, wiir
boat Albany in his only start, will
ipen on the mound for Coueh
Vince Gonna. The remainder of
RON ANDERSON
To pitch against Prineville
the lineup will probably includi
Jerry Copenhaver in left, Denny
Olsen at third, Sid Bauer at first
Denna Lenaburg at second, Gary
Joanis catching, Stan Williams in
center, Ronald Coleman at short,
and either Gordy Harper or Dick
Lenaburg in right field.
After five games, Anderson
uie squad's leading hitter with
5I average on seven hits in l-i
trips. Denny Lenaburg is ngnt on
his heels with 10 for 19 and a .526
mark. Jerry Copenhaver and Stan
Williams both have four for lour,
but have only appeared in one
game.
Sid Bauer. Cary Joanis and Ro
land Coleman are all betting over
.350. Bend has 57 hits in 143 trips
tor a healthy .399 team average.
Denny Lenaburg is the leading
Ditcher with two wins ana ji
strikeouts to his credit. Anderson
and Williams both have a single
victory.
Plavers b h pe''
J. Copenhaver, s-of 4 4
S. Williams, p-ot 4 4
R. Anderson, p-lb .... 13 7
Denny Lenuburg, 2-p 19 10 (
G. Gentry, of 4 2
W. Winkle, p 2 1
S. Bauer, lb 17 7
G. Joanis, c 17 7
R. Coleman, ss 14 5
G. Harper, c 6 2
Dick Lenaburg, of .... 8 2
M. Nesbitt, of 4 1
D. Olsen, b '. tl 3
L. Langliers, of 6 1
S. Slate, 2b 7 1
G. Galey. of 1 "
Total 1 57
1.000
1.00D
.538
.526
.500
.500
.412
.412
.357
.333
.250
.250
!l76
.167
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Brandis Edged
By Medo-Land
Jim McCarthy and Mike Riley
locked up in a tight pitchers duel
as Medo-Land edged Brandis, -I
to 3, in an American Utile lengui
Tame at Harmon field Thursday
Each chucker struck out 11 and
only gave up two hits.
However, one of Medo Land's
hits was a three - run homer by
Jim Hawes. The game's only oth
er hits were singles by McCarthy
and Kerry Yancey and Vaughn
Carty of the losers.
Medo-Land 030 010 4 2
Brandis 020 010 3 2 2
McCarthy and Mi-Re; Riley anH
Yaneey.
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Bill's Dumps
Red Sox For
Initial Win
Bill's Ponderosa only managed
four hits off Dick Renno, but they
capitalized on nine walks to score
Ithtir first Softball win -of the se:i
s-n. dumping Lunduren Red Sox.
1310. at Bruin field Thursday.
Boh Lubcke pounded out thre
for four for the losers, and Earl
Corkett and Frank Murrison cucl
had a pair of hits. One of Cork
ell's was a home run. No Pon
lerosn player collected more than
one hit.
Lefty Whitson struck out fivi
ind onlv .nave up one hit as h'
hurled Lumlfiren Sales to an 8-0
win over Prineville in the second
game which was halted alter five
inning. Willie Besley's fourth in
sinyl" was the only safety off
Whitson. Russ Kiel laced out twe
hits to pace the Sales crew, which
scored all its run in the imirtl
inning.
It II K
'.unit Red Sux W5 l'O 2 10 X '
Ponderosa .... 310 072 x 13 4 f!
Renno ami Corkett; Spincy am'
Bassett.
It II E
irinryllln (Ml) 00 0 11
Lund. Sales .... 000 8x 8 6 0
Storey and Beulcy: Whitson and
Kiel.
Wake Forest
Nabs Crown
OMAHA, Neb. (UP) Wake For
est from the baseball-minded state
of North Carolina reigned as
champion of the college baseball
world today.
The beacons came from behind
to defeat Western Michigan 7-6
Thursday night in the final of the
NCAA college world series.
Lin Holt, Wake Forest's ace re
ceiver, singled home Luke McKeel
in the 8th inning for the winning
run. MlaccI had walked and
moved around to third on a pair of
passed balls by Western Michigan
catcher Fritz Messner.
Wake Forest jumped to a 3-0
lead only to sec the Broncos push
across three runs in each of the
third and fourth innings to grab
an edge.
But the Southern nine tied It with
its own three-run cluster in the
sixth and set the stage for Holt's
heroics.
Meanwhile, newsmen covering
the tournament named Tom Bor
land, Oklahoma A & M senior
southpaw, as the outstanding play
er of the series.
Borland won two frames for the
Aggies and saved another in relief
to run his season record to It wins
and no losses. He also set a series
record by going the full 12 innings
in the Aggies 5-4 win over Ail
zona.
Girls Softball
Meeting Monday
Anyone Interested in girls soft
ball should attend a meeting ir
the council room of the City Hall
Monday at 2 p.m.
Unless some interest is shown al
this meeting there will.be no soft-
ball for girls this summer, accord
tug to Sara Officer, women s
sports director.
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Inches off the
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Bend to Host
Salem Golfers
Bend's mens golf team will host
22 members of the Salem Golf
iiid Country club In the first team
match of the year Sunday at the
local course, play is slated for t
i.m.
A steak-chicken dinner will h.
served Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m.
fur all members and their wives
us they entertain the Salem team.
Member who wish to play ar
asked to contact Kiuar Allen, club
pro. Chairman Ollie Bmvmm
pointed out tiie team would need
he support of the majority of tin
laying membership.
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