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The Bend Bulletin,
Shades of 1961
Reds rip
via grand
By Milton Rlchnun
UPI Staff Writer
What a madhouse I
Frank Robinson produced the
biggest bedlam ii Cincinnati's
dressing room Monday night since
Sept. 26, 1961.
That was the day the Reds
clinched last year's National
League pennant
And from the way they hollered,
Joked and whooped it up Monday
night after Robinson's 10th inning
grand slam beat the Los Angeles
Dodgers, 7 - 3, it sounded and
looked as if they had just wrapped
up this year s pennant, too.
Actually, the Reds still are 5V4
games out, but no one would have
ever guessed it following Robin
son's 33rd homer off reliver Larry
Sherry.
With runners on first and third
and one out in the 10th, Sherry
Major league
By United Prats International
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New York .
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
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71
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65
61
60
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.559 5
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.488 14
.476 1514
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Monday's Camas
Minnesota 6 Boston 4
Kansas City 7 New York 3
(Only games scheduled)
Tuasday's Probable Pitchart
New York at Los Angeles
(night) Stafford (10-7) vs. Bclin
sky (8-fi).
Boston at Kansas City (night)
Wilson (10-5) vs. Fischer (4-7).
Washington at Minnesota (night)
Stenhouse (10 8) vs. Kralick
(8 8).
Cleveland at Detroit (night)
Ferry (9-9) vs. Bunning (12-8).
Chicago at Baltimore (night)
Wynn (6-9) vs. Roberts (7-6),
Wednesday's Games
Cleveland at Detroit .
New York at Los Angeles night
Boston at Kansas City night
Washington at Minnesota night
Chicago at Baltimore night ,
national League
Los Angeles
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.624
.608
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
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.532 15
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.376 3ii
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Monday's Remits
Pltlsbg 2 New York 0 1st twilite
Plltsbgh 6 New York 3 2nd nlRht
Philadelphia 7 Houston 1 1st twiSte
Houstn at Phlla 2nd, nlte, ppd rain
Cine 7 Los Angls 3 10 Inn, night
Mllwkee 9 San Francisco 4 night
(Only gnmcs scheduled)
Tuesday's probable pitchart
Pittsburgh at New York (2)
Gibbon (2-4) and Haddlx (8-5) vs.
Anderson (3-13) nnd Craig (7-19).
Cincinnati at Chicago O'Toolo
OS-13) vs. Cardwcll (6-11).
Houston at Philadelphia (2-twl
night) Golden (5-10) and Bn-.e
(7-7) vs. Mahafiey (16 10) and
Hamilton (6-11).
St. Louis at Milwaukee (night)
Jackson (10-10) vs. Shaw (15-8).
(Only gnmcs scheduled)
Wadnatday's Camas
Cincinnati at Chicago
San Fran at New York, nljjht
Los Angeles at Philadelphia, night
Houston at Pittsburgh, night
St. Louis at Milwaukee, night
PHELPS RIDES DOUBLE
CHICAGO (UPI) Jockey Bill
Phelps rode both ends of a S40.00
double at Arlington Monday.
Phelps scored with Double Disc
($11.40) In the first race and
Jaydees ($8.60) in the second.
Latt Timet Tonlghtl
"PICNIC"
"SAIL A CROOKED SHIP
Starts Wednesday
Shawlng Ones Nightly
At 1:45 P.M.
WINNER OF 11
ACADEMY AWARDS!
MOM'S PrMtntation or
WILLIAM WYLEK'S
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Ijii Lilt Sutpandad
This Engagement Only
TuesdayAugust 21, 1962
Dodgers
slammer
purposely passed Vada Pinson to
Ditch to Robinson.
"I knew It was gone soon as
I hit it," Kobinson laugnea laier.
"Yeah, we kifew it. too. That's
whv we all tagged0 up," ribbed
Pinson.
Robinson wasn't the only hero
even though his homer was his
14th of tje month, setting a Cin
cinnati tPlub record.
Besides Robinson, fliers) was
Bob Purkey, who recorded his
19th victory despite Corners Dy
Willie and Tommy Davis in the
sixth inning.
And there was Gene Freese,
playing his first gamer of the sea
son after breaking his- ankle dur
ing spring training, who collected
two singles, including one that
tlo.1 lha unnre at 3-all.
Despite the defeat, the Dodgers
didn t lose any grouna io uie second-place
San Francisco Giants,
who remained 3'A games behind
by dropping a 9-4 decision to the
Milwaukee Braves.
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept a
pair from the New York Mets,
2-0 and 6-3, and the Philadelphia
Phillies beat the Houston Colts,
7-1. A scheduled second game be
tween the Phils and Colts was
rained out
In the American League, where
only two games were scheduled,
the Kansas City A's came from
behind to defeat the New York
Yankees, 7-3, and the Minnesota
Twins bumped the Boston Red
Sox, 6-4.
Tnmmw Anrnn'a two-rim homer
off loser Don Larsen ignited a
five-run seventh inning rally that
snapped a 4 - 4 tie between the
Braves and Giants. Warron Spahn
won his 13th of the season and
the 322nd of his career.
Extend Losing Streak
Piltshurnh's two victories over
IVia Ml strolfhnfl the tailenders
losing streak to 12 games. Bob
Friend won his 14th with a four-
hitter in the opener an Al Mc
Bean nailed down his 13th is fee
nightcap although he seeded help.
The Phillies' trtiwifW ovor we
Colts marked their 13th straight
without a loss to lfowstoot Uis sea
son and came shartly aftw Man
ager Gene Mn,h w ffen a
now contract few the W6l8f.iSHsn
RmUa RJ rytavi'Ast two nun
homer fei-ghMstoisl- a JbHwiam KM
Inning ratty mat eaenrea me awr
inii,e in vlrtnv nCtar Bnaeg Iftneis
had pt tfco YatBWs ahead vdtk
a three-rua hoi, Mb MB m
the oacaing frame.
Harmon Klllobtew's 38wl
with one on in the saw toanpfe
the Twins their viewmy ewer the
Red Sox. Klllohrew. who Wok auei
the AL home run lcadoasaia, n-
nccted off loser Dta Sanwa. kf
man was credited wWi las esjb
win although Frank SaWvaa ae-
liovcd him in we ei
Coast ocfp
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Hawaii
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
Spokane
Wit
Tutsdiw't Ron4hi
Vancouvor 2 Seattle 1
Tacoma 6 Salt Lake CJt?
San Diego 7 Hawaii 4
(Exhibition)
Washington (American Lajma)
7, Portland (CD 4.
TusdcTy's Probakla Pltcltw
San Diego (Jancich 3-5) at Hawaii
(Egan 15-9).
Viuicouver (Bon'ikowskl 1-1) at
Portland (Toppin 0-0).
Tacoif (Lemay 7-3) at Salt Lake
City (Funk 00 or Prince 812)
Spanswick (4-7) at Spokane (imaiv
nounccd).
Startt Wednatdiy
tIRAVe
RUNAWAYS!
WALT DISNEY i
TtCHNICOLOrT
Alto "THE LIVING OESERT
Pfc7 '1
led
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a m w i Sf f & -f
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HOT 49ER REQEIYER Aaron Thomas, former OregorState University star, is one kiej re.
ton why the San Francisco 49ers present such a potent passing attack. Thomas will be the tar
get for a lot of John Brodie passe? when the 49ers meet the Cleveland Brown 8:30 p.m. Sat
urday at Portland's Multnomah Stadium. The 49ers have whipped the Minnesota Vikings 3Q-M
and New York Giagtt 42-10, while the Browns hold wins aver Detroit (I7-I4j aha1 PMtwqli
(38-10) 9
Rose burg cut
ed aunt e Kegntnjd JnwiKintua
mkinios, a 3)1 ihitiww
to G4Btee, Utah.
Bostfaarg )st is asw
Soaardoy to BuMinriKS Hr., 4-4.
Apra It m a Vd iaanag rnfiy
ske wesM 0 ifiMxi
faaa Htta Oeoa alnnaamh
Or saaadd soaea ixMi in Iba
kjt twa iiwuiji to soy aiive it
tan dtifcte eUmaufeM lnrat
Mttot. On tntmiff Umtkarsx
scared tn russ ia tin to
bant Us Oragov tooai.
Tke )$ btaa m Use Uut tttlis's
SMat ii3 WS a - MM
kanKM lA Jfc MMfa In fc
cighta.
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Ik loMtg (Mut.
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Btab M M W-l 4 2
Pdirstfi, JJfen (9) and Gs;
Vdtostto, EVMSto W, (
() aid Km.
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(jONTXEAL (UPI) Fnay
l!verf4y af Orea ipalBi4iwd
Dana Gre low bsoa mftai U
til Itfcairad Abnato as a bwaV
U( wiii tor ShAt 9ta)Aws. Gi-o
w ci fraas Ura S.iclfw;
Rough-Kilters f Ur H'esto "a.
bail Coftfaraaca arla Mi m-
Baaf Cattle
Swlna
Dairy Cattle
Coatt
Wool
Sheop f
Rabbits
Poultry
Grain
Land Products
Potatoet
Floriculture
Honty
Eggt
Home Economlct
Cooking
Ntedlacraft
Photot .. . Slldtt
i Art
4-H Exhibiti
FFA Eihibltt
horta Show
Horta Working s.
Evantt
AUGUST
'Sleepy Jim "likes
modem, grid gam.
Of Jbo CueJ
TACOMA, Wat. (VTV-Jmm
t. (Sknpf JiM) Crairib- of Itotoa
Bora "rots Ibrmwttn" fame
ahMad Mi MB potendK (Wit
my siwia;) 6rom me swto of tlie
InM dw to toe aUiar d said:
"T tMnat; ia curreat football
va aWti't have in the past
van tlaa araiortmity to throw the
sanaUar Ml f today on a bullet
in to aay atom ' $H field and
Bfcpaiav? rf rdgj,,! By 1
ktKkars."
Crorkay, ckanaMN af tm PR
"wrai au Athteaic Coirar;
simw, a chaltint; betwaaa 8tk
!nK of tHB Nfd.itd Vmaai As
SjMtai aoawiiOiua kiare.
"V gVd pteaty ( raMaaa( aW
i0f MS yam Katoa Dam,
MM thwavak '2tK" atial .
It aiaaat sk-faater wiak cVu toat
ar dnVlt krm Mtt. M
aseaat't aJaabto aw ia f
kne yaians sts a cam vita
taa L-r,r k (bat ks to ka
arxM fairly Mak into aa r to
gKk aay aaaaaa nad 1'W iWl
fara ttaay is reauauaj; t ya
." o
Todar, aa aaid, pnwers throw
Uw litib kU daaa tlia fikl o
alniout a straight lina and bullet
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fast te baat Uw dnfMiaa. "And,
whaawrarpoesibe tha rcia is
ia peattiaa to tana and vftnh tim
bail omm to an saMia (ou ana'
pnaaiaed) "ax that if ha miaaes.
the bail goat tot af baonos arwi
diwtily." Concerning tin Manam "Mk
dogging," the old-time Nott
Dame left halfback said that al
ways had been defensiva back-
field men who occaawnaUy ooaat
smash through (M Vatt and btaak
up a play.
"But today," ha ilrwad,
"evary team, partiroiUrly t)f
foationals, hava haanKkars ana
syttoialitt ! raW-di-inf )V
bar tliint aud eaafuawa S
bmddW."
WiMd Ti EW- Liyiaia.
fulftaaai;- Jv Jsaa, Wat ka
bural, aad Jfcsw MiMm
quarkwanatt, aaad V rtods ta
carMMt aaa aajy fsto aad
ja?saa.
It's ( btamwHaa. to
aaaaad a, ta atvka Itas
lits-etl snal mcM. Ha 03t
Gaaafiat MicWacta State, IrcajU
hsm and NorVa Caraliaa Pa
Flight Sckaal.
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Jom's
foolery...
by Bill Thompson
If you think this was a slack
summer so far as local sports
and recreati(jial pursuits are con
cerned, we urge you to take an
other look.
For, in many ways, this was the
most successful summer in his
tory for the local recreation pro
gram. True, there were no state cham
pion teams or outstanding individ
uals. There were no big baseball
tournaments such as Bend has
hosted in three previous years.
'but rifire boys played baseball
than ever before. Facilities were
greatly improved at the Munici
pal Baseball Park, and the Rotary
Club's multi-purpose athletic slab
at .&Dcr P.Jk is near comple
tion. Tennis, inmost a "nothing"
sport in past years, received a
great shot !g the arm vie the in
spirational leadership of Dfn
Burdg. More than a liii coinpi'vl
in youth and adult prugrcigis.
The four tenuis cvtufiS at Use
Junior High ScIjjwjI were, ffften in
constant use fro:is dawa te dssft.
Loretta Hadley orgaaiwd and
supervised a asccosyfal s-irie Soft
ball program. ASauw at ska
Municipal swnnaaiag pl ke
bee up tk year.
All in ai, a Care sjusuMtia,
a BftW fecKfe- fife siratr
p;A te'safl paia as am expana
ed M'd M pr6 a- site. -alSa-
ten sjuiaeffie t> Raat
0)T
ssssan sat
TOUTUm (UM) - Thi OtftB
Gaaaa Ceaaaawaid Isaoaiaf gaJ
Qragni wsaerfwfft toiaaaw a 7f
doy dae1 aad snoai saasoa vitk
boa liwots idhattoat to laet yaor.
TVs saasaa na awopw vataas
An rreaasuavaa A tederat aaqprea
Qnry sard ratolst
Tka aaelt aad 9t ssasaa vat
at to aon at avoa GM. 2 and
aMtond UtMash Jba. t. Bcr kmit
hat daw laate Mai b 4 par
day, ia poasdssfcai Qeaa leaa
Oca vat kaan a bay laais of nw
V, to pi8jssa.
la adwkoa to tad8 and pa
(DSMiM natics aa duiis, toartorv
vue. rriawiMtt aatM MtdaraMlti at
Ajj du baj and 4 ia peaaosstoa
ia Bttttaa, GiRtaat, Stoftoiar, Mo
roaf, UnatiUa, Untta, VaUxaa
and Vaaoo coaotas. TVat cotrsjwa
aiaa saad tha daily' ka UmK oa
(saw may aa ksi totmmmd ta
pMiBto a axura am avea
gaaaa.
Tsara till b at ajNai aaasoa
n raav4 aad "cawrawbasft
a aa ihm' yaaaa.
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THE SAVINGEST DAYS OF
zssssssiaMaiaats:
better facilities for youth tourna
ment play.
Genna, who had hoped to do the
job of moving back the fences
with vohinteer help, had to rely
largely on his own city crews to
complete the job.
But he wants to thank those who
did volunteer their labor, as well
as thank the Bend Baseball Com
mission for providing the nearly
f5O0 for the metal fence panels.
Then there were thenany ad
versers who took sig.Ss at the
park, and, in tins way, bolstered
the local basebali program.
Hal Peck, Pacific Power and
ISj'jit Compny engine;, contri
buted a tremendous lot of help in
charting the lighting for the en
larged field.
As a result, Bend has the pret
tiest community baseball park in
the state, with over-all facilities
second only to Roseburg.
0irs who contrii,ut4d a lot to
the 1x4 bjiTettll progrr this
year were the Bantam LeaguS,
Little League and Roo&e Leaguja
coaches wha gave countess hours
of their time aad eaargy 1 mak
ing tha programs go.
Tke board of da-actons also
ssast cawdsraaia tima. Adult
ampiaes voiuatoaMd tkakr serv
ices, wis, yootk pjaparas gattasf
a da&ra a rKtara.
& saeaassM Jaaim Laarca pso
gwtrn wea lenttebed for boats 15
aarl ytitos at aasi was cifptraaM
M0ani anaat cosrkes. Vhila
this was strr a raereatioaal
pMOP&u, asaar ia Ms aaa gwup
aite naaetoad toaerastan aad di
cipWa aa Gam's trardaaf
teen, VMto aaaty boys 118 sid
tat kojt swa a(a oa Bill
tmnt's kaja'oa tana.
thtt ten) ytare Us Mis vM
Mutoui to bed wkk Un safari
team, tin cosckas mi ataraats.
Aad Uawa awe tka Kotayy Club
mMuiws vr4a pravMad tkair tiro
and anargy far tke rradti-parpoa
sadt at Juatoaa Park. That proj
ect is w conaleua witk wnrl.
af taaj to pan canrgte to
day. Tkn sidb wail bo aaeafebto vr
iee akatnaj tWs waataa, wak bac
keibaU, veawybaU, saaaaa daae
iag, aied&m akneaaj, pbyeaaal fit
lam otossbs aad etbwt reaaaattM
at poK(ats maiMe by seat
S vtaea't a gSasaeBa yea. TSmi
i io abeaatdtBs, no big tour-
Bat t ! a jw 4t detest and
a yatr tbwt w pay dfvidaads ia
fee fatara.
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Player A Club G. AB. R. H. Pet
Runnels, Bos 121 445 63 143 .33
Jimenez, KC 117 427 44 136 .31S
Rollins, Minn 127 501G79 ISA .311
Siebern, KC 126 468 87 144 .301
Hinton, Was 113 393 53 121 .308
Robinson, Chi 120 460 70 141 .307
Lumpe, KC 123 506 71 153 .302
Richrdsn, Chi 122 523 73 156 .3
Smith, Chi 111 399 51 120 .3il
Snyder. Bal 109 305 38 91 .293
On' Leas'!
T.Dag LA 124 89 ) 74 ,s(S
Robinson, Cin 1 458 110 161 S$
H.Aaron, Mil 124 475 105 162 .341
Musial, SO, 99 310 43 104 .3Si
Altman, Chi 117 436 6rJ)14SB .31
Skinner, Pitt 116 4241 76 138 .334
F.Alou, SF 115 425 75 m
Clemente, Pitt 114 424 79 136 .3:
Cepeda, SF laa 481 83 151 .314
Davenprt, SF 111 395 70 124 .314
Ho;ii Rt
Ararin Li - JJUlS-Jy,
Twins 33; Cash, Tigers 32; Wa
ncr, Angels 29; Colavito,
S; Maris, Yanks 28.
rVl'ioil Laaia Gi.
ants 38; H. Aaron, Etavaa St;
Robinson, Reds 33; SMhks, Cab
31; Thomas, Mets 28.
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ftgeriMi L.& KillgMiem
Twins 98; Slebom, Athl0l (t;
Wapser, AngtJs 87; Colandta, B
8rs 87; Rollias, Twias (ft.
NaVtxftl La0a - T. Davft,
Dedgvs 122; Rebissoa, Sails 118;
Mays, Giams 108; H. Aas
Bravaa l; Copada, Gkuda sr.
Pltobfcg
tMNana LajOa - mcBrfga,
Aafaia 11-4; A(fuoe, Tkjers 114;
Ford, Yaaka 13-; Dtvavaa, bb
dians 15-7; Wikaa, Sed Sax It.
IWttotfB Lntta Pwlwy,
Rtds lt-4; Drysdab, Dodgus 2ft
C; Sanfont, Giants 17-6; Kenfeta,
Dodges 14-5; Ptorca, Giants 11-a.
Portland wins
in Ruth series
B R IDG ETON, N.J. (UPI) -Charlotoa,
N.C., dnid Boone.
IoVa, 7-1; ara-saries fawita Tsfc
, OMa, treaaced hast Bridgatngi
11-4, and Portland, Ore., beat
SomarviUa, Haas., 6-4, Maodary ia
tba opening of tiro Babe Rotfa
VarW Sertes.
Bridgstoa aad Bataeiniffia play
today. Tba wanar of that contest)
will maat Baaae aa Wednesday.
Pertlaad aad Ckarlette also play
aa Kedaesday.
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