The Bend Bulletin, Friday, August 19, 1955
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JiAY OF HOPE Vicfory hopes of the VFW Softball toam in
"the Oregon state tournament which opens tomorrow will large
'1y rest on the sturdy right arm of Tom Ray. Ray pitched VFW
-"-to the Bend city championship and district title. (Bend Bulletin
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State Softball Tournament
Starts at Eugene Saturday
i S'liil til Till! ItulMIll
!; Kt.'CKNIv Hans have been
; completed for I ho 1!IM Orcnon
fl.ilp snflhall liinrniimcnt which
Starts hero Safimliiy afternoon at
J Amazon Park. The tlniiblo-oliniina-Mirn
tourney ronlinms llirough
I Wednesday, Aug. 20.
'. Eight n( tin' top soflhall trams
(mm Ihnmghinlt the. stall- arc en
. ereil in this 'year's ttyirncy, sanc-
Hniicd hy the Oregon Slalo Sntt
t ti.'ill association and being staged
. liy Hie Eugene Men's Softball ns
i (.ociation.
lf Hull. It.ttcaiN flout Tet:iil
t Defending champion Itubea.sleiTi
. r iinidui'c is iiosl (cam (his yea:
f find easily rales ihn favorile'f
roil".
i Highly fouled Corvallis Klks look
. ho deriding 11110 from Albany,
1 3 I" I., to gain a ticket to the
I (date meet. C'orvallis won Hie op-
1'ner. 10, but Alhany won the next
(ill. -H
I ' KMly Utmher of Mill City pulled
I mild upset hh it grabbed a berlh
J from Parkland Lumber of Salem
: Mitchell Sends
jVFW Through
final Practice
wilh 1 and 3-0 victories. Oregon
City ousted favored Clifford's Har
heiiue of The Dalles, 3-1 and 2-1
in their inter-distriet playoff.
Nyssa won the final name In its
playoff with Haker to earn a berth.
Nyssa won the opener 12 0, hut
Maker stormed back to take the
second name, 5 to 4. .
OlM'iiiiii: Uiilind
Opening round action Saturday
sends Oregon city against fiaker
at 3 p.m., liend Vt'W nKainsI the
(orvallls Klks at 4:30 p.m.. Mill
City vs.) SiiriiiKflolil or Coos Hay
al Urn., and I'-uijcne ys. Sheri
dan at H:15 p.m.
flic tournament will continue
Sunday afternoon and nii;lit, Mon
day niKht, I'liesday night, and fin
ish witii (lie finals Wednesday
nielli.
Manager T.ou Mitchell sent his
VKW pottliail team thrmiuh Its (.
. v. piiietice 1 hnrsday niv.tit nt
tlannim Kield before the Slate Soft
ball tmirney which opens Saturday
nl Kiii-ene.
i . The sauad zipped (hroueh ciuick
tnfield and outfield practice, and
' t'ien devoted some altention to
hunts.
i. VKW was strengthened for the
Jf'nndn playoffs by lidding "den
Iiiun'y and Slie't Ko fur pinch
Intlim; and utilily duly.
. ' Kinney did not play soflball this
i summer, hu I was an All Star
fhoice in last year's State tourna
I inenl al lii'iui. lie is a fu st baes
I man and a b-fl-handed hdter.
' Ko played shorlsto;
. urea Sales this year, but may seei Ihreaieninj,' v-eatber, said he plans
Ifiutliehl duty, lie is a rii;ht -handed to step tip his training grind during
(utter. jihe weekend. He will box Johnny
y WW meets the Corvallis Klks Jenkins. (Mini Bacon. Art MeAb
I Jn I'te second game of the tnurna-1 pine and "C.ot illa"' Hrown, a new
! meat Saturday at A:'M p.m. sparmete from San I-'raneisen,
Grid Officials
Meeting Tonight
A meeting for all fnnllmll offi
cials, b(dh ipialifiert and prospec
tive, will lie hi lit Iditiuht it! 8
p in. hi the Kt-ilmmid high m jiool
library, room tii:t.
Odeil Mawes, iisstNtiiid Heere.
lary treasurer of tin- Oregmi
ScIkidI AcltvilieH AHmirintioil,
will n nit Itiiml tit discus new
griiliron rules, changes nnd In
terpretiitiinis. A movie will also
he stiitw it.
Hole tents, wliieh must Imi
passed success fully before a
cutnlitbile becomes 11 piatified
ufficlnl, will he distributed nt
tint meeting. Ttiey arc fles)giicl
fur famihartziitinit unit are tpirt
biiiit.. (Wlchils will have a week
to work on them before forward
ing them to Tori hind.
There will also be nil organi
zation meeting of lite cnlral
Oregon ON 'lc mis Associntlon.
Cardinals Facing
Worst Finish
In 36 Seasons
By IMIKI) I'KKNH
The once-proud St. Louis Cardin
als, now hopelessly bogged down
deep in seventh place, face their
worst finish in 36 years.
Not since 1919 have the Cardin
als wound up as low as seventh
but they don't promise to wind up
any higher this year the way they
sre performing now.
Thursday night's 5-3 defeat at
the hands of Milwaukee was the
18th setback in the last 27 games
for the forlorn Cardinals, who
have watched every club in the
National League, except Pitts
burgh, pass them by. Oddly, it
was Branch Rickey, current gen
eral manager of the PirHtes, who
managed the last Cardinal team
to finish seventh.
Cardinal owner Gussie Busch
has indicated there will be a "ma
jor turnover" in the club this win
ter but opposing hitlers are get
ting in their licks against the pre
sent St. Louis pitchers while they
can.
Rookie Chuck Tanner and Bill
Bruton of the Braves each con
nected for homers against loser
Larry Jackson Thursday night, j
making a total of 147 home runs:
highest in the league that
have been hit off Cardinal hurling
this year. Southpaw Warren Spahn
went the route for the second time
in four days to register his 12th
victory. He beat the cards, 12-1
in the opening game of the series
Monday.
Itedlegs Nip CuhH
Cincinnati regained fifth place
bv nipping Chicago, 2-1.
smooth six-hit pitching effort by
Art Kowler. The Redlegs put to
gether singles by Our Bell, Chuck
Harmon, Rocky Bridges and Roy
McMillan for their runs in the
sixth off Paul Minner. Dee Fonriy
tngled home the only Cub run in
the eighth.
1 The league-leading Dodgers, who
had lost two games in a row to
the Giants, jumped on them for
an 8-! victory despite homers by
Whitey Ixu'kman and Rid Gordon.
Brooklyn knocked out Jim Hearn
with a three-run burst in the open
ing frame, went ahead T-0 when
Don Iloak slammed a two - run
homer in the second inning and
then added three more runs with
the help of Willie Mays' three base
error in the fourth. Reliever Don
llesseer was credited with his fifth
ietory as the Dodgem remained
14 games ahead of the second
place Braves.
The Phillies and Pirates were
not scheduled.
Rained out of their scheduled
ir.nme with the lien Jinx, me lot"
Yankees stayed one game In front
in the American League race when
the second-place White Sox split a
doubleheader with the Athletics.
In the only other game sched
uled, the Indians defeated the Tl
gers, ii-S, to snap a tlhree-gamo
losing streak and climb within
three percentage points of the
White Sox. Southpaw Herb Score,
the major league strikeout leader,
fanned lit baiters in increasing his
season total to 102. Two errors in
the eighth inning helped the In
dians rally for four runs.
Finals Gained
By Kabler Girl
In Junior Meet .
FLORENCE, S.C. (UP) West
ern Junior Champion Jo Ann Gun-
derson shook off a stiff challenge
from Nan Quast yesterday to gain
the finals of the U. S. Golf Associa
tion's junior girls championships
alongside another entry from the
Pacific Northwest.
Carole Jo Kabler of Sutherlin,
Ore., built an early lead over
Betsy Cullen of Tulsa. Okla., then
withstood a dogged back nine chal
lenge to win 2 and 1 in the other
semi-final match. 1
Miss Gundcrson of Kirkland
Wash., won hy the same score, 2
and 1, over Miss Quast, of Marys
vine, Wash.
It will be Washington against
Oregon in today's finals.
Miss Kabler was five up after
10 holes, but Miss Cullen paired
the 11th, birdied the 12th and
parred. the 13th to cut the advan
tage to two holes. However, Miss
Kabler hung on to win.
Results Given
In Tournament
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND In the first round
matches of the men's club cham
pionship tournament at Juniper
Golf club the championship flieht
results posted Wednesday show
Fred Sparks victor over Harold
Povey 7-6; R. M. Voils winner
from Rud Miller 5-3: Sam John
son defeated John Ilolcchek 2-1:
Don Lehman won from Ralph
Windsor 5-4: Paul Cook victor over
Elton Mooney 5-1; Al Tilsc 2-1
over Don Gunderson; Speed Cro
Khan defeated Earl Boot hp 3-2. and
Harold Hansen won 5-4 from Phil
Dahl.
Pairinus for the next champion
ship round match Sparks vs. Voils,
Johnson vs. l.chman, Cook vs.
Tilsp nnd Cnwhan vs. Hansrn. In
the first fliKht will be Povey vs.
'Miller, I Ilolcchek vs. Windsor;
Mooney vs. Gunderson and Boot he
vs. Dahl.
In the first round second Hunt
Jack Christensen defeated Geoi Re
Rukpstraw 1 up on the 19th. Gil
Lieser won from Dick Sitton 1 up
on I ho llltii, Al Mansfield won ny
default from Earle llallock, kuss
Stananl was victor 6-5 over W. G.
Lehman, Persh Andrews drew a
bye, and three matches are yci u
be reported in that fliKht.
KXAMINATION SKT
MILWAUKEE (UPI Gene Con-
ley's sore pitching shoulder will
be examined today hut there ap
pears to be very little rhancp that
rhp Braves huiler will be ablp to
pitch this year. The mine nun!
hander has been out of the lineup
for nearly a month except for a
brief appparance.
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