The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 27, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI The Bond Bulletin, Soturdoy, August 27, 1955 The Lowdovn By GKKE ANDF.IOiO.V Bulletin SporU Editor Kvorylxuly mvm to have Jump i J on the New York Giant's IihihI Milfoil alter their surprising 28-17 win over the San Knincisen 4'Jern in ,Seallle, Wash., Inst Saturday. However, HuKh Cole was in the stands to watch his son-in-law, Doug Holland play, and he is of tlie -opinion that the Los Angeles Hams will take the Giant) in Port lajid Sunday nitfht. Ill fart the yenerous Cole even offered to buy us a cup of colfec J. 4 v " i 4 'V "W., .mi services of Hurrying Hugh McEI henny. Cole was more concerned with the mediocre perform a nee turned in by San Francisco as Coach Red Strader experimented with several combinations then he wag with the Giant offense. However, Ron Asch hacher, now playing thirl string defense, didn't even get into the fray. Al Christensen, Al Morris and Gene Kiel were three other Bend fellows to lake in the pro gam?, along with 49.000 other spectators. Tad Weed, the ex-Ohio 'Stater who kicked the All-Stars to victory over the World Champion Cleve land Browns, has certainly caught the fancy of youngsters generally considered too small to play foot hall. K very where ki'ts, who had never Hoped to' piny football be cause of their small stature, arc now out trying to imitate their 139-pound hero, figuring if Tad can do it, so can they. There will be a "new look" at Juniper and Harmon parks next year. Parents and officials of both Little leagues and the Junior le gue, in conjunction with the City Recreation department, are in the nrocess of installing dugouts at Juniper and both diamonds at Har mon. Work has just gotten underway, a nd any ext ra vol un toer la bor would he greatly appreciated. They will be sunken dugouts, with concrete base, and protective wire screen in front, something the Municipal ball park could use. The dugouts will be ready for the l!Ki6 season. One of the referees In the Shrink All-Star last week eonimllted an unforgivable hnolioo, and Al Lik'hl ner. Sports Editor of the Salem Statesman dosen't intend that he toruet It. At the end of the came n Metm hi.!"1''" Bml w-as blocked tind the nun ruueo unmoii'sieu lownrtl ine middle of the field ' just as thf TAD WEED Vtidqet fac.t Gianh Sunday It Nurm Van llrm-klln and KUll wreekuiR ercw don't win by three toui-liilnwnKi AW-lnnd. niio ,nf lh .in... ..;rf...W'"1ifliliil horn sounded. The slifcs Hie past two seasons only '',' klllp'1 ""V chance of nny- played about a third of the kmiw, and V. A. Tittle, brilliant qiiarler balk. only directed the nlluek for hajf the Kiinie. And. of eoursi: b.m hraneiseo was without the All-Star Game Billed Tonight fHNDUCTON (UP)-Kast meets tlie West here tnniiiht In the fourth annual Shrine hieh school ull-stnr football pimLV Tho I'i'.st team, one enmc down Injtlie series, is favored this lime tojeven the count. Ijist year to West edizeil nlll n M.l'l ui,.t.,.-., nltiT losing In the Kasl, 19-0. in i:i. in me lirst game the West ltiKt a ia-0 win. foaehes of both squads today nranouncod their i-linn-nu nhvei. rally niul menially lit (or loniniit'i contest and promised a ival scrap. i no Raine is sctieduli-d to start at .11 pin. hilCACO (lipiTho stnmhlini; Chieatin While Knx hrf li,.i,. tfie, way today In veteran oulfleld- .t.ll...i M....I1 M i - 11x1 iik-,v. itin uu'.v, .i.i, was pufeliasi-d from Minneniolls of the Anju'rii'iin Association, n New York Glint farm club, Friday niuht. As pajl ot the deal, the Sox sent out fielder Coan to the Giants nlipii! with mi iinannoiiuei'il bundle ofvish. In addllion. oullielder Rill Wiills from the Sox' Memphis fann will rowl to the Giants next snvlui:. IJorthry was lultinu .Stj for the i-.i.t ,iiti uiic m .w nuis u iKli;,uues. the I'niled Si. il.s offi'ivd. Snail Ht million dollars for the siland ol c nt.i (litnne the IK's. ONI WAY ; SALT LAKE .... 16.30 ;DENVER 25.80 ;CHICAGO . . . 40.55 DALLAS 39.20 'MEMPHIS 44.00 J ,ST. LOUIS 40.55 Ollahomi City , , 37.50 nui TAX lVI iVIN MOII ON ROUNO TRIP AND FAMILY RIAN PARIS horly picking up the live hall and galloping for a touchdown in story-book finish by blowing his whistle. Action on a blocked kicr play is certainly legal, and the re feree could have looked awfully funny if some young gridder had been alert. The referee? Al Ughlncr, of ourse, L.L. Title Taken By Morrisville Uy CAKIj I.I!NIM(V1HT -!nltNl Pn-wt SiHtrtn Writer WII.LIAMSPOUT. Pa. tUP -litllo Rich Cominski may nevei hiive heard of the famous lljilli- more club but he qualified today to be called an "Old Oriole. Kich broke up the Little League's first "subway type" World Series Friday when his seventh inning home nm gave Morrisville. Vn., a 4-3 vie tiny over IVlaware Town ship. N.J. but up until gume time if didn't hxik lilte he'd even play. Kich had injured his right hand on Thiu-silay while playing with some of his hwmmatcs and Man ager Dan Poland did not want to take the chance of letting the 1m w catch. At the last moment, bow ever, Poland decided lit let Rich play right field because he is one of the team's besl hitters. Hich conceded the hand hurt but he didn't let that bother him when he picked out a pitch by Tom Trot man and drilled it into the left field stands. Trot man. who eaimht 1be first six innings for Hie losers lu'lor taking over for Herb Harrison. dropped to his knees when Un dnxv clean-d the fence. "It's my fault 1 lost it." h wailed. Hut his tenmniates mshinl to hi' side and soon he was grinning and ongnilulalirig the winners. A crowd of about 10.1KH1 includinr General of the Army erg, Marsh.iH and Tim. Clootve M Leader nf Pennsvlvania walclird Ibe OMitrst between tlie si'iTifi-s o more than '.'.Soft Little l.tgih' teams competing m (tie nmtli an nual world chanipionbip comiH'ti-lion. Morrisville li ailed. in the fiiinth inninc but tied the seofi' in the same frame on a homer bvjlM'(M' kinih'P Kniiki' into the ri-lit (ii-l t '' ,n ' taivls. i Mr . si b-.p f5FZ&' WiiiRRT,' v "-v 2 ' ' ' I R1HRI II II llll IR 1 f-l ' . ' SCi GETTING READY Everett Turner, loft, non-letterman end candidate, gets his shoulder pads squared away by Line Coach Don McCauley as Bend football players checked out uniforms Friday at Bruin field house. Over 30 hopefuls were on hand yes terday. The first practice is Monday afternoon at 3 p.m. (Bend Bulletin Photo) Bruin Hopefuls Draw Equipment Uniforms and practice gear were checked out to more than 30 Bend Lava Hear hopefuls yesterday al the Bruin field house as the grid- ders set final preparations for the llba sesason. Head Coach Tim Winhiglcr is hopeful that at least 30 ur -10 more will come in today between 3 p.m. and .7 p.m. and cheek out, uni forms for opening practice, Moti- Because of the in-service training of faculty, the Monday mornin; practice session has bee.i post poned and the first practice will not be held until 3 p.m. Monday. Twice - a day practice sessions ire on lap at 9 a.m. and .3:30 p.m. the remainder of the week as Win- bigler races against time in get ting his grid crew ready for the' Madras gume, Sept. 9. To make! up for the lost Monday morning trill, the squad will work out bal- urday afternoon the first week. Kleven lettermen are expected. to be on hand Ibis year, but eight. if them are only orie-slripers.1 Only three regulars, Knd Uon An- lersou. Halfback l.ary dentry anu Fullback Shelby Blevuis are avail- ible. The Bruin squads' both varsity and junior varsity, underwent physii-al examination Thursday by Or. U. (. Robinson, team physician. Montreal Lead Taken by Snead MONTRKAL (UPJ Sam Snead, who forgot about bis fishing to rep for the rich Lahatt Open Golf Tournament, held a one-stroke lead with a six-undcr par 134 the $'J(i.00 tourney moved into the third round today. The 43-year-old veteran, who has won more than a quarter of milloin dollars since coming out of the West Virginia hills, lost some qf the fine putting touch he wielded the first day but still led Man Leonard. Vmcouver, B.C. and Doug Ford, Kiamesha Lake, NY. Gene Littler was in contention with a .16-hnle total of 67-69 fol lowed by thiTC shooters at 137. two at 13S's and six who were tied with one-under par 139's. Milwaukee Trims Dodgers' Lead To Ten Contests By IMTKD PRKSS Milwaukee la making elaborate plans lor winning the National' League pennant' next year but at the alarming rate Brooklyn is tumbling the Braves may not have to wait so long. t The bewildered Dodgers suffered their 12th setback in the last 18 games by losing to the Redlegs, 4-2, Friday night, while the Braves National Brooklyn Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh League W.L. Pef GB 80 45 .640 .... 71 56 .550 10 65 60 .520 15 66 62 .516 15'i 64 64 .496 18 , 60 71 .458 23 54 71 .432 26 48 78 .381 32'i cut Brooklyn's margin to 10 games lowest it has been since June 10 by defeating the fading Giants. 7-1., Brooklyn, which led by 16' games Aug. 12, has watched help lessly as Milwaukee has sliced 6 games from its margin within a two-week period, ff both clubs continue their present pace over the final four weeks of the cam paign, the Braves will overtake the Dodgers and go on to win by three games. A five-hit performance by rookie Willard Schmidt of the Cardinals beat the Phillies. 4-1, and snapped St. Louis three-game losing streak. It also terminated a six-i game Philadelphia winning streak. Sam (Toothpick) Jones of the Cubs, who pitched a no-hitter against the Pirates last May 12th, 0'.'i'7W' f - - v.- t T I LATEST LOGGER Mickey Holiman, who oined tho Bend Loggers earlier this' month, will be at second base when the lo cals take the field against Roseburg here this week end. Holi man batted .270 for Stanford this spring, but is currently club bing the ball at .375 clip. The Indian is anxious to scalp the Umpqua Chiefs twice and clinch second place. (Bulletin Photo) Loggers Seek Fourth in Row Against Roseburg Tonight The LoRRcrs will be seeking to Anierirun I-i'muim W. I.. Pel. C.B New Yni-k 77 49 Cleveland Chienco Boston Detroit Knnsus City Washington Baltimore . 76 SO . 75 50 . 72 5) . 65 fi'2 . 53 74 . 44 78 . 39 8-1 .611 .60.1 1 .600 l'i 5l 5 .512 12'2 .417 24'i .361 31 .317 36'i Vic Wertz Not Out Yet The loll. mint: tlKputrtt uas dic tated bv the polio-Htrtekeii i e Wertz In his titc, Lucille, frmit he ruikcHhlc Hospital ImmI tnr the l utled Pn'wt. I . AK KSII K I K SI MTAI ., Cleve- land ilT) - I've got two strikes m me bui I'm still a long way from being out. I know 1 have polio and I also know I'm going to lick il. They t-l me this tiling may end my basrb.ill career but they'll never make me believe il. M.iylw it sound ,;iffy but I si ill hope to play for the Indians be fore this season is over. Thinking of baseball right now is a little roimh, though, because I the pain in my back and in my Ires. Hut that'll go way in time. , little of ,V pain een seemed to i;o away last night. Maybe that is because I was listening lo the Indians beat I lie Yankees on th radio my wife. Lu. brought to tty hitspitat for me. That's another reason I'm Garber Gets Big Number Twenty Ky VNITKI) IMtKSS HolIywiMMl's Bob .Garber pitched bis l!0lh victory of the season last night, a 1-3 decision over San Die tfn which lifted the Slais to within V games of first place Seattle in the tight Pacific Coast League flag race. The faltering Kainiers lost lo ,Los Angeles, 7-1. for their fifth setback in seven starts. (inrlier allowed only five hits as he joined teammate Ked Munger as the ITL's only 20-game win ners. Monger won his 20th the night before against Portland. Two of the five hits off Gaber were homers by Kd Bailey which r'MflC CoiiNt Iugiie W I. IVt (.it HoIK-wikmI K m ,:I6 2'a Seattle Ka Wi .N3 . ... San Diego 80, 72 5'a. Portland 77 T2 .M7 7 l-os Angeles 76 7fi .aOO 9'a Sacniniento 71 82 .-ir-t San Francisco (W KT .4-11 IS Uikland 67 S.i .-111 1S'3 held them to three hits Friday night and drove in two runs in a 6-3 victory. Jones' 11th triumph of the season snapped a seven-game losing streak fur Chicago. , Vmikco Lend Out Cleveland cut the Yankees' American League lead to one trame by beating the New Yorkers 5-2, despite homers by Phil Riz zuto and Gil McDougald. Bob Lemon notched his 14th victory al though he needed relief from Ray Narleski in tho ninth. Ferris Fain led the Indians' 12-hit attack with three hits as Tommy Byrne ab sorbed the loss. Washington sent the While Sox tumbling into third place with a 10-0 heating. Carlos Ramos held Chicago to two hits while his team mates knyocd Dick Donovan with a six-run burst in the first inning and then coasted to victory. Left-hander Billy Iloett of De troit was nicked for 11 hits, in cluding homers by Sammy White and Jim Piersall. but went the distance to beat Boston. 5-4, for his 13th conquest. Knos Slaughter's eighth inning homer off George Zuverink gave the Athletics a 3-2 decision over the last-place Orioles. Reliever Art Ditmar was the winner. make it four in a row over the 'thev meet Saturday at 8 D.m. and Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Munici pal hall park. Bend swept the two-game series down there, 8-0, and 9-6. Paul Gehrman's classy colle gians need a clean sweep to k-lop scond place in tho Southern Ore gon flag chase since Bandon and Coquille arc only a game behind. The curtain comes down on SOL play except for the Bandon vs. Bend series which will be made up here next weeknd, Sept. 3-4. riiiyur flu-man Hefty C. Janl7c 1. JhhI.l' Hnl -.man st.nt ... UP.punuaiutt L-uweu rearcc, wno Hnsrnustcn can beat anybody in the league p'1''' except Drain, will toe the rubber for Bend tonight under the arcs with either Arlie Alderman or Jim Duff going in the Sunday after noon clash. played mostly in utility roles, will open at third base for the Loggers. The Jantze brothers are staging a spirited battle for the Logger batting championship, with Curt currently on top by .004 points, .392 to .388. Gene Stott (.320) and Tom Hunt (.318) are the only other Bend players hitting in the charm ed circle. nh li lir rlil h int- 12 6 2 4 0 13 6 0 4 1 A62 tniT 51 ! 4!) 5 .392 van m 7 32 il .as :i a 0 2 3 ..it:. 1IHI 32 7 M 2 -Mft 11U 35 S 21 5 .3 IS ' 22 3 21 1 .17.4 113 29 Aussies Defeat Seixas, Trabert FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UP) Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas, overwhelmed in their opening singles matches by a pair of 20-year-old Australians, teamed up in the doubles today against Aussies Lew Hoad and Rex llartwig in a sudden-death struggle to retain a grip on the Davis Cup. A lacing by the Australians to day or one more setback in the remaining two singles on Sunday means the prized international te-:. nis trophy will be packed oil to kangaroo country alter only a one. senson stay in America. Sv.ia3 and Trabert won hack fir t'iphy last December after t' -cc fruit less journeys down i-m'"!-. "We've been bciKng them right along in the doubles." said Tra bert. "I don't, see why we can t keep on doing it." Yet the manner In which the Australians ran up their 2-0 leaj Friday indicated they have reached an unconquerable frame of mind to match their near-flawless strokes. Rosewall, the Australian cham pion, whizzed through American champion Seixas, 6-3. 10-8, 4-6, S-2, and Hoad out-slugged Trabert, 4-6, 6-3. 6-3, 8-6. Except for brief patches of top-flight tennis, the Americans were completely out- , classed. Emeralds Lead By Four Games By I'NITKD PRESS The Eugene Emeralds boosted their chances for winning the second half Northwest League baseball crown last night with a convincing 12-4 victory over the last place Spokane Indians. Their league lead now is four full games. Eugene's nearest rival, Wenat chce, was shut out by the visiting Yakima Bears, 8-0. And m the other loop contest, Tri-City dumped Lewiston. 12-7. 7 I) Maurie Rasmussen, who has I 4!l 11 it o I'fUIW Cl.mU'iispn !ff Alderman . 5 1 0 t n .sin ,. 55 111 1 6 fi JN! . IS 3 0 2 (1 13!t ,. 22 L 0 2 0 .I'I5 . 1155 331 16 LM2 42 ,2h7 Serving' Central Oregon rilONE 1312 I ' - h The World's Most Efficient Furnace Cleaning Equipment KLINK'S Furnace Cleaning Phone 1312 Bobo Wins, But Verdict Booed SAN FRANCISCO (UP) A new star glistened over the fight world today in Ibe person of Joey Giam hra, a humble soldier fpin Buf falo, N. V.. who earned a shot at Holm Olson's middleweight title al though he lost an unpopular 10- i round decision to tin h-'Ming titl- ist. Olson scoivd a unanimous deci sion over Ciiamhra Kriday night in n nationally televised bout at (he Cow Palace, but Ibe verdict accounted for all of San Pieco's runs and gave the Pads a 3-2 lead going into the niiMh. The Slars reached loser On I Me Lish for the deciding iitrs ir? the top of the ninth on a walk a hit, an cnvir and an Infield out. C.arber, who bus lost H. stnirklwas '""'Uy booed and King Holm out two to run his league le;iding! mus' navo ltMl nKl a s-ninger m totiil to MX I -e 'own which used lo idohe him. I'ortbiml, Sacrniornlo Win The gate was announced at 7.000 Klsehen- in ibe POL. Portland-wi,h n iss of $::.lM). edge,l Oiikland. 5-4. as Luis Mar- Right after the fight the 1HO que doubled in two runs and announced that Olson and (.Iiam scored the winning nm on tho bra will meet for the title in .Tan same pi iv. and diet Johnson ro-juary or February, providing Hobo s ponded to a "night" given him I boats Sucar Kay Ilubmvtin in a sure iiV SaenMiientr-ans to piieh the! fight scheduled for Novemlier. I ll be ol- i As long ns my wile; Salons ( i.j victoi-v over San t .a. a, ..n n,., .,t,-i, at m st.le - like she has boon Krancism h,s stm-rd mi in o, in ve.-.rs (f (r.Mii Ibe (iim minute they brought; fVn Kggerfs Iwo-nin hmer got ; f,u.,tin to txilpoint the aristic me in here yesierd.iy - 1 know : Portland off to an rarly lend but n,amhrn. who jarred the champ 1 can bailie my way out of the Oakland rallied to lake a 3-2 lend." with a solid right lo the head in worst kmd nf slump. I've done H i Tien in Portland's fifth Ma rune : ti, Kee.-nd ntnml ..ml hn.k him on the ball held so whyvti.red Krankte Austin and Artie1 np badly. i u" ii .v.; mh ii unson w-in a noun e o i tiporiTe the .me llniuj I want to do most lliniberg.'r Manpie streaked to is thank all ibe popple who have Uunl on the outfield throw to the veul me thei,- i; -d w i-,'ies They pt;ito and scored when citcher sty oii can ivallv tell how main Len Neal threw wild to third. nion.is eu nae wnen yu wm.i; imi Werle. with ninth inning up in thehopii il that makes me u-p from C.nl Seheib. wis crel Bond ; M V YOltK U'PI - The New York Oiianls, ivsondmg to Piesi dent r.isenii.mor s plea lor am io; , tv-, in.-ky gu . Iwk at that ) ,t,-l with his 1 1th win u-HHi-ravageii lamiurs oi ounce ; pile ot letters iind wuvs sta-ked un 111 hn ticut. will grant free admivsion to ion that chair . Sunday h name with the I'hicauoi if might mcv ol a'l those! .I.irvst k H caiiipe.-t'le tf Nt- concerned over a hu hhiv wonie At firvt. the rabidly pro (liam- '; bni civwd It tough t an upset was m tlie making as Joey made Olson i look bad missing, then laosl him 'with ban! right itpivrculs to tl-u , head and body. OnNn h wiwicn who ikn.ite n auim d He R.ive YKIM WINS (SWKC.0 tl'Pt The WhitP is th'jSwan team of YnkinuiWiih,. rte- $f and Bit M3 Bmmim Yes! For ASS Ycisr BuiSdsng Needs From A Screen Door ... To A Mew House lei Experts A Miller Lumber Help You Plan Your Needs! They Carry The Lcrges Selection Of Building SuppKes in Centra! Oregon. On Your Home. Financing Use Our HOME IM PROVEMENT LOAN. Up To 35 Months to Pay. THE MILLER LUMBER COMPANY "VOl'll HOMK FIRST" ' lii Ongualrt Htl K DKI.IVKRY I'hone m I 'of f-rx! to b viol tin--. (I MM:-; p- much i 1 . ;...-. . . .... . -. : ii'.rf..'.,'i.te I!