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The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, July 21, 1955
The Lowdown
Z By GENE ANDEK&ON
Bulletin KporU Editor
TWml a difference Vince Genua derman, Jerry Hcty and Fred
mbPSi ,iJnine nave an iunwa in kj p--
Although he isn't playing, hi
vwy presence in the dugout and
tfflrd base coaching box again has
turned a satisfied Bend baseball
lftm into a "hungry" crowd-plews-Jug
squad,
3"here are still a few people who
fWt approve of Gonna' s tactics
and his all-out desire to win, but
most avid diumond fans and can-
nal observe! a alike are tickled with
his brand of ball.
Genua has never been known to
do anything in a conservative way.
When a Logger reaches first now
Jacks Edge Loggers
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ViNCE GENNA
Holler guy back at third
the opposition can start worrying,
for he just might steal second,
third and home.
Bend Is still weak at third ba.se
and left field, but pitching re
mains the big problem. Lowell
Hearcc is the only steady front
line chucker, and the schedule Is
just too heavy for a one - men
pitching staff. Jim Duff, Arlic Al-
Homesead Golf
Tourney Starts
'HOT STMUNOK. Vh fliPii.li
tie 1iuiso Suggs, the nation's to
uwnvy winner irnm Atlanta, (in.
'and steady Betty llicks of Man
httUnn Hnnrh fttiit un- ihn ti
tie tnvavitoR tfxlny as the Ifi.JWW
Homestead Women's Open golf
iciurnameni got unoer way.
(Miss Suggs and Miss Hicks were
framed tn the four-day. 72 - hole
heat-hall match. Top prize for hc
winning team of two girls is $1,150.
IIONOKS IH'K
PORTLAND HUM - Rohby
(Jrayson of Portland, former nli
American fullback al Stanford, is
iljie Id be named to the National
Knot ball Hall of Kanie, the Orc
gnninn said today.
Grayson led Stanford into the
Hose Howl three times in the IMOs
iud earlier played at Jefferson
high here.
formances in brief appearances J
but none of them has been able
to consistently start and finish a
game.
So with these glaring weaknesses
(he Loggers are not suddenly go
ing to turn into a winning ball club
just because Genna Is back. Hut
you can be sure when the Loggers
lose from now on, it won t be be
cause they didn't o down fighting.
Baseball is being played 100 ne'
cent now, and is no longer a half
way proposition. When Genna
handled practice Monday and Tues
day there were quite a few tongues
hanging out at the end of drills.
All the players are keenly aware
that it is a clear case of hustle
or else from now on.
Manager Paul Gehrman protes
ted the Sunday game with Cbquillc,
and rightly so.
fn the seventh inning Coquille
player manager Dave Douglas
tried some "strategy" by moving
m from first base to back up the
catcher as they made ready to
give Tom Hunt his second inten
tional walk of the afternoon. Doug
las wns taking no chances for the
pitcher nearly threw wild the first
time Hunt was up.
But the keen bit of skulduggery
is illegal for It specifically states
in the rule book "When the ball
is put In play at the slail of, or
during a game, all defensive play
ers other than the catcher shall
be in fair territory".
Jerry Cade, who returned to the
Southern Oregon league after a
brief professional start this season.
continues to set SO foes on their
ears. Against Grants Pass last
week the tiny lefty struck out 19.
We would like to straighten n
few matters we erroneously re
ported In regards to course re
cords at the Bend Golf club.
Thanks to Boh Thomas we fin
ally got squared away on the
marks. Harold Hansen of Red
mond holds the course record, but
it is 66 hnd not a 64 as we pre
viously stated. And the competitive
record is a 67 turned fn by Harold
West, and not a 6!) an we men
tioned. Thus with his sparkling 67
hst week Ron Weber tied the com
petitive course record.
In listing the America little
-eague All-Star team we mistak
enly listed Curt Jones as playing
'ith Medo-Land. The All - Star
hortstop is a member of the Rran-
dis nine.
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IN QV4RTKR FINALS
PORTLAND (UP) Defending
chnmp Rill Lees wound up In the
timrter-finM of the 38th annual
Portland City golf championship
ndfty after healing Knslniorcland's
Klmer Haiiegan yesterday.
Also in the running todnv Veiv
Ken Dougherty of Oolumhia-Kdge-water,
Bob MeReynnlds of River
side, Vince I.egler, Tab Roy it and
Ren Hughes and Aniel Pascuzi of
Knstmorelnnd and Dusty Woods of
MrMinnvilie.
Lees, trying for his thin) city
crown, was pitted against Rnyer in
today s 18-hole quarterfinals.
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It's Convertible
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And there is no smarter convertible than Chev
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It's finishod in dashing Gypsy Red and
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Interior is also red and Ivory.
This dashing beauty has the sensational V-8
engine plus power pack to step it up to 180 h.p.
The transmission is the new touch down Over
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Wenner's Homer
I -
Breaks Up Tilt
In 10th Inning
Left fielder Dick Wenner, who
used to do his slugging for the
Portland Beavers, rode one of
Kred Paine's pitches far out of the
Municipal ball park in the ton' It
inning to give Coos Hay - North
Bend Lunibrrjncks a 10-to-8 deci
sion over the Bend Loggers Wed
nesday. The payoff three-run hom
er was Wenner's only hit.
As usual the Loggers got off la
a poor start, but this time instead
of rolling over and playing dead
they fought back from a 7-1 deficit
to knot the score and force the
contest into overtime before finally
bowing.
Kven after the Jacks took
three-run lead in their half of the
tenth. B''nd was not through. Gene
Stott opened by crashing a long
double that was just two feet shy
f clearing the centerfield fence
again. Dan Uivejoy brought him in
with another double down the right
line, and moved to third as lorn
Bowen grounded out.
Rut then southpaw Ron Webb.
Washington State's ace pitcher,
steadied and bore down to strike
out a pair of pinch hitlers and end
Ihc first overtime battle of the
season.
Charged Willi Lokn
Reliefer Kred Paine, who came
on in the seventh and hurled fine,
hall until Wenner's deciding clout,
was charged with the loss. After
the first two C'B-NB players got
hilsoff starter Jerry Hefty. Paine
was rushed into the fray. He
struck out the first ttwo batters,
jave Ray St rat Ion a political walk
to fill the bases and then got Bob
Hayes on an easy ground out.
Hefty was touched for four runs
in the opening frame on a pair of j
errors, a double by .Johnny Ko-
venz. and back - to - hack barrier
!lasts by Roy Nicely and Jay Rag-I
ii. He gave up another two runs RockUmi Country Club course
,ii Mir nun un inn 11 mi mm n ijiui ;
f singles, and was on the brink
if disaster before he recovered I.t
strike out both Jim Ruggles and
Irv Roth with the basis jammed.
The Jacks added another in th'1
sixth to take a 7-1 lead brfore
Rend finally struck hack. Up to
then the Logger's hadn't bothered
Jorvy Tully except for Love joy's
second inning homer.
Uene Stott blasted his sixth
round-tripper of the year over the
center field fence with both Jantzes
aboard lo account for the three
sixth inning runs.
Rases Killed
When Webb Hok over in the sev
enth he filled the bases with five
passes to IV ink Pcderson, Tom
hint and Phil Jaul.e before he fi
nally gained his control. Curl
Jantze rapped an easy grounder
back to Webb, hul the over-anxious
pitcher threw wild to the plate.
Stott rapped into a double play
s'eoring Hunt and then Phil Janlzc
stole home to lie I he score at 7
Rend was guilty of four errors.
but still came up wilh three dou
ble plays, with Pcderson going far
behind second base tn grap a
-irouniliT and get one twin killing
started.
The same two teams will clash
igain tonight at S p.m. Lefthandei
Jim Duff has been named to si art
for1 Rend, while 'Jack boss Curly
Lenniger has announced that he
will open with Jack Henkle.
10 to 8
Werle Hurls Portland Nine
To 4-0 Shutout Over LA.
George Susce Jr.
Hurls One-Hitter
In Red Sox Win
Ity r.V:i'LI I'KKSS
I he most rabid baseball fan in
Kansas Cily could forgive Coach
George (Good Kid) Susce toda if
he s bursting his buttons with
pride.
The Rosion Red Sox stretched
the Athletics latest losing streak
to nine games with a 6-0 victory
Wednesday night and it was none
other than the coach's '23-year-old
By I'MTKI) I'KKSH
Pace-setting Seattle and runner-
up San Diego square off tonight
in the orxmcr of the first real
' crucial" series of the Pacific
Coast League season.
Freddie Hutchinson's Rainier
return home one game out in front
of the Padres as a result of win
nine eight of their 31 games ir
Sacramento and Oakland. San Di
ego's erstwhile leaders, mean
while, won only four of their last
11.
Both teams will use their win
ningest pitchers in the opener of
the five game series tonight. Se
attle will start Elmer Singleton
(13-8) against San Diego's Eddie
Frautt (11-6).
The Rainiers wound up with
DON BISPLINGHOFF
Paces Western Amateur field
Don Bisplinghoff
Takes Early Lead
In Amateur Meet
ROCK FORD. III. (UP) A 20-year-old
Florida linksman led the
field into the final round of medal
play in the 53rd Western Amateur
golf tournament today.
Don Bisplinghoff of Orlando,
F In., boasted a comfortable four
stroke lead with a 71-68-67 206.
seven under par for the sun-baked
Lumberjacks
Hayes, m
llersey, 2
Wenner. 1
Kovenz. 3
Nicely, s
Ragni, r
Rubles, lb
Roth, e
Tullv. p
Webb, p
Vllenkle
n-Ntrattnn
ToCK
ran fr SliaMnn
o walked for Tully
Low seven seorei"s at the end of
tcday's round will join with de-
lending champion Bruce Cudd of
Portland, Ore., in match play
sorting Friday.
Bisplinghoff, North - South Ama
teur tittist, birdied two holes on
Wednesday's front nine and eagled
the par five 460-yard 10th.' He
paired the olher 15 for his four
under 67.
Trailing Bisplinghoff at 210 were
Robert Bine, the 20-year-old ex-
caddy from Milwaukee, and Eddie
Merrins, of Meridian, Miss.
The pressure mounted for those
coveted seven spots with three tied
id 211 and five others, three of
them Walker Cup stars, knotted at
213.
Cudd had 216. 10 strokes off the
pace although he automatically
qualifies for match play. Ti'd with
him was Pat Schwab of Dayton
Ohio.
Police Tripped
By Pilot Butte
Pilot Butte tripped Police. 15 to
8, in n Junior league hnsehaM
game at North Il'irmon Wednes
day. Kd Donnhiie and Slan Adams
each pounded out two hits to lead
the way.
loosing pitcher Denny Moekler
struck out 10, bul kept himself in
hot water with his wildness. Don
Johnson collected a single and
triple for Police. i
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Police 202 310 O S 7 1 !
Ptlol Bulte 220 61 1 x 15 10 6
Murkier ami Johnson; Immobile,
Warrington l. and Acheson.
American League
W. L. Pet. (.It
New York 57 34 .626 ...
Chicago 54 .35 .607 2
Cleveland 53 38 .582 4
Boston 52 39 .571 5
Detroit 46 42 .523 91
Kansas City 36 54 .400 20"
Washington 32 57 .360 24
Baltimore 28 59 .322 27
son, Ceorge Susce Jr., who was
the ' chief villain. Susce Jr.. a
strong-aimed right handor, yield
ed a leadoff single to Vic Power
and then hurled no-hit ball for the
remainder of the game. j
The victory enabled the mush
ing Red Sox to move within a
game of the third-place Cleveland
Indians, who lost to the Washing
ton Senators, 6-4, and again tight-
ii'jd the American League race.
The second-place' Chicago White
Sox advanced to within two games
of first place with an 8-6 triumph
er the New York Yankees.
Rut the drama of the night was
unfolded in Kansas City. Susce Jr.
had compiled n 4 3 mark for thr
Red Sox -but Manager Mike Hig
gins never before h:id pitched him
igainst the Alhletics. Around tw
league, fans and players won
dered how the young pitcher would
read when he finally was caller'
upon lo pitch against his father
team.
Dad Watches From Bullpen
A M-ganie winner for Louisville
last season. Susce Jr. turned in hiv
first big league shutout while hi?
father watched the progress of tlv
game from I he bullpen. The -17-
Dreary Contest
Won by Fuentes
NFW YORK (UP) It was a
split decision all right, but no one
even suggested today . a return
bout between welterweight con
tenders Ramon Fuentes and Hec
tor Constance, so dreary was their
TV-radio 10 - rounder Wednesday
night.
Fuentes of Los Angeles won the
chopped verdict lnigely because
he staggered young Constance of
Trinidad, B.W.I. , in the ninth
round of their very dull perform
ance at Madison Square Garden. ,
Harry Markson. managing direc-i
tor of the International Boxing
Club explained today, "it was an
unexpectedly unfortunate combina
tion of styles. Kach had made ex-
eptionally good fights agairfst
other opponents."
Sammy Richman, Constance's
American representative, said, "I
thouidit 1 lector won, 'but he's a
stubborn boy who wouldn't follow
instructions from (he corner. He
tried to heat Fuentes at close
tuarters instead of keeping away
from him."
Fuentes said, "he wouldn't fight
in the open, so I just kept going
info him." The 'California-Mexican
added that he had no definite
nlans but that he expected to keep
busy. He may fight someone at
'lie Garden not Constance next
autumn.
4-1 series victory over the Oaks
last night when Joe Ginsberg
homered in the seventh inning for
a 5-4 win. San Diego was idle and
thus dropped a full game behind
Seattle.
All Homers
Winner Howie Judson (8-5) al
lowed "only four Oakland hits in
the first six innings but all were
Pacific Coast league,
w l r. ;b
Seattle 65 45 .501
San Diego 6-1 46 .5S2 1
j Hollywood 57 52 .523 v 7'i
! Portland 53 50 .515 8'?
Ats Angeles 54 57 .486 IRr
ISan Francisco 49 60 .450 15i
Oakland 47 63 .427 18
Sacramento 47 63 .427 18
homers. Jim Marshall clubbed
two to raise his season total to 23
and Johnny Jorgensen and George
Metkovich also took advantage of
the shortrifhl field fence in Em
eryville to hit four-baggers.
In other games, Red Munger
survived an U-hit pasting to hurl
Hollywood to a 4-1 win over Sac
ramento and Portland blanked
Los Angeles 4-0 behind Bill
Werle's six-hit pitching.
In Sacramento, Munger (13-6)
was helped out of hot water by
Lur Hollywood double-plays,
Johnny Briggs (10-10) also gave
up 11 hits in absorbing the loss.
The Stars won the series, 3-2.
The Stars scored single runs in
the fourth, fifth, seventh and
eighth innings. Curt Roberts paced
the winners at the plate with three
singles. Carlos Bernier scored the
final Hollywood run after stealing
second and third bases.
avenged Defeat
Portland's shutout victory over
Los Angeles avenged a defeat at
the hands of the Angels by the
same score the night before, but
Los Angeles won the series, 3-2.
Portland backed Werle (12-4)
with 11 hits off Joe Hatten (7-5)
and Bubba Church. Frankie Aus
tin drove in two runs with a pair
of singles and Luis Marquoz belt
ed his seventh homer with none
r.n in the seventh inning.
All teams start new series to
night. Besides San Diego at Seat
tle. Los Angeles will be at San
Francisco. Oakland at Hollywood
and Sacramento at Porllajid
Mrs. Thompson;
Garners Honors
Mrs. George Thompson won
Class A honors in match play
against par at the Bend Golf club
Wednesday. Mrs. Don Thompson
was victorious in Class B.
In the nine hole group, Mrs.
Charles Donnely won.
Next Wednesday, July 27, will
-te the ABC Tournament as listed:
Mrs. Mel Raper, Mrs. Don An
derson and Mi's. Don Hampson;
Mrs. Robert Cutter, Mrs. Orrrer
Summers and Mrs. Gordon Ran
dall; Mrs. Bud Stipe, Mrs. Don
Thompson and Mrs. Duncan Mc
Kay; Mrs. Jim Van Hufu'l, Mrs.
R. P. Robinson and Mrs. Dor-iiny
Livingston; Mrs. Avc.v Gnmsley,
Mrs. R. G. Proby and Mrs. Nor
man Gilbert; M-.. 'Rill 'Hatch,
Mrs. C. E. Donley and Mrs. Kess
ter Cannon; Mrs; Ken Hicks, Mrs.
H. A. Davis and Mrs. Isabella
Ilillis. . :
Mi's. George Thomspon, Mrs.
Ray Yarnes, and Mi's. Stacy Smith;
.Mrs. Mert Wauge, Mrs. Frank
Wonser and Mrs. Al Nielsen; Mrs.
Don Dyer. Mrs. Kay Thompson
and Mrs. Jim Curl; Mrs. Charles
Boardman;, Mrs. Fred Paine and
Mrs. A. T. Neibergall; Mrs. Far
ley Elliott. Mrs. -Jack" Halbrook'
and Mrs. E. B. Hogan; Mrs. Har
old Waterman, Mrs. Ken Oakley"
and Mrs. W. D. Ward; Mrs, Del
bert Hale. Mrs. Bruce CullLsorr
and Mrs. Mel Munkers..
Mrs. Al Schatz, Mrs: Einar SeU
fors and Mrs. Memo Dacey; Mrs.
Ed Sullivan, Mrs. Russ Acheson
and Mrs. D. C. Haines; Mrs. Doug'
Norton. Mrs. Ray LeBlanc and -Mrs.
Bert Hngen; Mrs. Vern Lar-..
son. Mrs. Ray Forrest and Mrs..-.
Earl Sanders: Mrs. W. E. Ohand--ier,
Mrs. Mabel Gove and Mi's.
Helbn Terwiliger; Mrs. Harry Lac .
kaff, Mrs. Frank Loggan, and '
Mrs. Phil Brogan; Mrs. George
Warrington. Mrs. Wayne Faddis--and
Mrs. Jack Wetle; Mrs. Jim '
Healy. Mrs. Bob Wetle and Mrs.-'
Lloyd Blakely.
Bend ladies are to qualify the '
week of July 20-27 for the annual '
fall tournament.
Emil Jannings won the first J
movie "Oscar" for his perform
ance in "Wav of All Flesh."
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year-olfl co:u-h. who groomed his
son to he a hall-player, player! for
five m.'rfnr league teams hut
caught a total of 1 l(i games in
eight seasons.
It win the first time Susce Sr.
harl seen his sun pitch in a major
league game, hut he was so husy
in the hull pen 112 feet from the
plate that he only saw him briefly.
The yming pitcher's mother, broth
er, ami sistrr were in the stands.
however, and got a much better
look.
S -n it irs Rit Indians
Th" S n.iinrs s -ircd Mir un
'ariK-d rtn-i off Kariy Wynn in the
third ian ng and their fifth
straiuli' i; "v,c. Fd-'i" Yost's home
run and .lo. V.tliiivit Iso's triple
were t'- h-: I ' ; of th'1 g ime
for the Stn'-irs. '') "- have a
T-fi snason edgn over CT tnd.
The Indians whipped them 1"
times in '-'"J meetings en mute to
thr pennant last smsnn.
The White Sox muted Rob Tnr-Ir-y
it the fo-st inning and built
up an S-0 lead over the Yankees
in three frames. Pick pnnovnn.
who is fairly certain to he the first
rnnUie to win W games for the
White So in M y cars, was
it when tlie ankees
I scored five rutin in the seven'h
inning but cot credit for the win
In make his nenrd Y.-2
M il Smith drove m four runs
n i Pa e P pe t wo to lead t h
Haltimore drioles to a 6 3 win
over the Ivtmit Tig-rs in the
other A I. g'me.
fwentithe Wint lti
In the National l-Mgne, Pm
N'nwivmlvi' won his Hth c trie be
hind a five-homer barrage that in
eluded two rach bv Puke Snid'-r
and lon ZminuT as the H:tvV,-"
pod'ers vhipyed the C h i e a g o
Cubs. 10-1. The Cubs sn-mrwH n
nirte came lnsini: streak in Mv
nightcap uith a verdfet W ifh
homers in f.' i'a;nes. Siv'er
three games ,ihe id of Rale Ruth's
word l!-;1" pare
The Philadi Iphta Phi' lies s-i a
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