The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, September 21, 1938, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT A THE BEND BULLETIN.- BEND, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 10:18. K A UK,. TWO Paul Gehrman Joins Elks for Weekend Series With Portland Beavers 1 9 V Pitching Staff k Strengthened Small Squad Joining In Practice - Out Our Way By Williams Paul Gehrman, just back from a very successful season with the Al bany; N. Y., nine of a far eastern league, this week joined the Elks who are practicing for the Saturday and Sunday, games against the Portland Beavers, further strengthening an al ready strong pitching staff. The Elks have four pitchers on the job Gehr man, Bob Houtchcns, Jim Fanner and Bill Hatch. Working on the mound for the eastern nine, Gehrman , ended the 1!)3S season as Albany's leading pitcher. Toward the end of the sca Fon. lie won 11 out of 12 starts. Because of the short evenings and the few players showing up for prac tice, the Elks arc experiencing some diificulty in getting in shape for the Beaver invasion, but Manager Clyde Stokoc promises to have a well con ditioned squad on hand for Saturday and Sunday, even if it is necessary to get a few players out of Portland. Evening practice has been limited to about half an hour each night, be cause of the brief twilight. Practice work so far has brought cut only two outfielders, Joe Decker and George Walker, and Harlow Burton has been the only infielder to report. Tom Hawkins, catcher, is teaching in LaPine and is unable to act here for the evening workouts. Elk players who have returned to lux,i Portland will arrive here . h( halfbacki was out of the Uni this week end, to play in the pair of ...;... u A i:,, ,j,,. ,i,i games against the coast leaguers. i he Beavers, now on a barnstorm- ( WHY, THAT'S TO KEEP V I ANA HELPING L Tv&ri the neighbor's leaves V vou --if people i T-sy; from blowin' over into think this is :--L CJ OUR. YARP.' WHY IS IT YOU THE CITy PUMP .---"x--s-- s SEEM TO HATE ME TO SAVE VOU'LL HAV r--"--'--'lr WAX MYSELF A LOT TA WORK ? MORE THAN A jWMWJJWll :V-? give a Guy a break; A few leaves 4tliwl't1' mB S i Ml --TT' " r- , -eiiik Mb WHV MOTHPBS GET G.RAV ' ' wiUinMf,' , MONTANA COACH FACES PROBLEMS Wastes No Time Need Tackles To Keep His Line Intact yj. m. ace u. s pat, erf. versity of Idaho lineup today with ' back injuries as his team drilled ing tour of the northwest, are carry- ZtVT ing almost their entire wast league under m u hts for Sport Parade NStiero HtmAJ o W Kan1 Htrk squna , mciuaing an ine regular riaht f thf fi - HmA thm tM pitchers and catchers. The Beavers u By Henry McLcmorc New York, Sept. 21 U One uf . Composed of five Inrpe standing the kindliest, most beloved old gen- j coundi ha; be,,,, orRBmICl in the tlcmen in the world had tile finger , Eend high school "to permit greater put on him today as the father of participation in student affairs.'' it i was announces looay. ine live units. In a startling confession, the 1 . ....j.. fr;..;..i and-Ewday nights, in preparation for Western International baseball league American promoter of the sport that ) slrcct traf(iCi ha1 traf,- building the Saturday and Sunday games. wul J played tonight, barring j turns men into sqinrrels placed the , alld (,rou Js co,,,,,,,. lilt nnuai, micuiiiii ; uiaim i n ii mi aau ua n jm, TholllOSOII lendil the strwl traffic committee and George Red Ti,i- rui ..I thi, ,rf i"--'ory- seasoiv defeating Olympia. Wash, 9 , , 10 d. X3iii xnomas wai on uie niouna ....... - - , . . , lor tne coast leaguers. n 1 u game in the play-off scries between -day bicycle racuig. The Elks are to Dractice Thursdav ceiiingnam ana xasima lor uie bad weather. scheduled for last night, was washed , Santa Ciaus. Santa of the twinkling ;Sp6r t Tabloids ( out by rain eye, rosy checks, bountiful beard, i den lhe haI1 traffic Kroup buUd Schrsdale, N. Y. Rain almost as BonneviPe Salt Flats, Utah Un- htvy as the dough that will go to dismayed by breakdown of his su- th winner forced postponement to- per-speed racer. Thunderbolt, as he da bf the oueninC round of the 108- nparpH his cnvttp tnn nf .IfiO milps ho!br Westchester open coif touma- tier hour. Cant. G. E. T. Evston todav i chase that leads to nowhere. Harry F r .1 . r- i i r . ' r . : k I Il L. I J I 1 and reputation for good deeds. Seated in the Madison Square Gar den press box, almost within reach of the tortured souls now riding round and round and round in the 147 hour mit. One of the greatest fields ever prepared to return to England at the assembled on an American course end of this week, through with rac fofrii the links water-logged from an ing here for this season, all-night downpour. If the weather Eyston declared he was fully sat inijjroves, play will start tomorrow, isfied with results of this year's runs, ' ' in which he elevated the world's land Bugene University of Oregon's speed record trora his former markl mas, menaei saio. Ana ne nas Kepi ing committee is headed by Willnrd Ballard and the grounds committee by Nick Matick. Dick Morris heads the social committee. Fourteen students composo the high school traffic squad. Ihey arc WiiDur Adams. Horace Young, lly William MrMcuumln lltmtttl rroatnH t'trrlH'mlvHt MhMuila. Mont., Srpt. 21 'U'1-Couih Doug FesMMiden of Montaiui mid to day the chauctv of his ftwtball team this year depended on development of two untried tackles. He Itvtt two tusi siring tackles but feels hols M't nt other positions with players of ability. Fe.vseiuleu fears that Al Forte, ft LI'S-pound veteian will have to do an iron-man act nt one of the tackle poMtiioiis with NarhuUi, 210: Shut for. 1'J.Y imd Striich, 21)7. battlinn it out for the other ptutt. He ha.t in nddl don O Donncll, 2t)U; Hoberts, 188, and KarLseodt, 195, utl giKnl but inexpeii eiutd pnwpects. The CJrulirs hope to reptat their 1 1937 record in which they knocked ! off seven opponents, until they bow ed to University uf Idaho in the lust game of the season. Fessenden believes that BUI Lnze tich, n 200 -pound younRstor with speed und ability to paxs with either hand can take the place of Milt Popo vich, sparkplug of the 1937 team, Feisendcn's offense 1 expected to be built around Lnzctich. He plan ned u new style of offense which he hooes will bewilder the foe and 1 entertain the customers. His offense j is expected to have more versatility 1 tluin the power attack he built around I Popovich and Paul "Socko" Sxttkaeh, stars of last vear s team. The Grizzlies arc well supplied with backfield material in Beul, Jen kin, Rollie, Lund berg, Brnwer, Mor ris, Nugent, Ogle, the Ralston broth ers and Dow ling, oil men of experi ence. Capable guards include Spelmnn, Stenscn, Van Brume r. Edwards and Shegma. Hcturmng veterans to bol ster the line are Matasovic and Thornaily, 200-poundcrs. Williiims ami Dolau are experi enced etuis with llooley an outstand ing sophomore. Iluon, Tabar and Scarles are available. Montana's schedule: September 24, Cheney at Mtssoula (ni;;ht): Septem ber 30, University of San Fnmewco at San Francico (night); October 8, De Paul at Mi.voula Ought); Octolwr 22, North Dakota at Grand Forks; October 29. Idaho al Missoula; Nuv ember 5, Gr.izaga at Spokane; Nov ember 12, Montana State at Butte; November 24, Arizona at Tucson. FOOTBALL TICKETS GO ON SALE HERE norm pole s no. l citizen as tne rharles Fii RnK Jnhnnn nKrt b.ins behind a brainless sport. 'Young. Ralph Young, James Koho. Santa Claus paved the way for Arthur Wallen. Verne Gibson. Ray the first six-day race when he start- mond Ro5Si Hy6 Potu john Yeager. ed giving boys bicycles for Christ- Eob SoanKlcr and Harrv Peterson. tomball team slacked off in practice of 311 mpX- to the 357.5 m.p.h. rec- lodav and Drenared for ths triD to ord he attained last week. Elizabeth Hicks, shown teeing off, is the first gutter to become eligible in hrr first year for the w omens na tional chamumitthip. Medalist at Del Monte, the 17-year-old nuis of Long Bach, Cal was considered verv much uf n contender for the United States crown at the Westmoreland CVuntry club, Chicago. She took her first lesson in Severn tier. 11K17. CO-KDS PROVE SIPKUIOKITY IV Land. Fla '11 - ScholaMiially. co-etLs top male Indents at Stetson college. Dean Charles CI. Smith riid that of the latest semester lioiuu roll. 44 nt the t2 honor student.-, were girl. Ol : IX .stildenU who received .straight "A" grades, four were coeds. MAJOR I.FAta FS New York, Sept. 21 IPi The New York Yankees, safelv under the pen nant wire in the American league; dropped their fifth straight game yesterday, this time to the Chicago! White Sox, 5-4. The Red Sox took a douhleheader from the Browns, 12-8 and 7-2, while the Indians beat the Senators. 9-1. All games scheduled ,"uUman to open the season against Washington State Saturday. Coach Tell Oliver put the team through htjjvy scrimmage yesterday, with 22 pound Russ Inskeep making a strnig bid to move up to tackle on tharsity from the reserves. His 1938 runs were brought to an abrupt halt this morning when a wheel coverine broke down, catchmt? on the right rear dual wheel of the when he still was in knickcrbock 3600-horsepower, derooiu Fore-d Hills. N Y. West Side Ten .li-Qil;trK t cii, "s C'UD officials waded out on the their falls from grace, Uneup or Oregon natii ''u.'l the races alive by continuing to .cave D1Cycs a me 1001 01 cnrisi- diimmu ui wun urnwiw, , hc N,irla lci,SUQ wcrt. waihL,d mas trees. Sydney, Australia WiReturning "Every man out there on the track tourists from off-bcatcn routes of the j ' learned to ride on a Christmas bike, interior report the finding of ai mountain of coal that for centuries IU t.t SUNM.OWKK Shadysidc. O. 'Ili-This is a tall j story. C. S. Pifer grew a sunflower measuring 40 inches in circumfer- i ence on a stalk 10 fret. 8 inrhes tall.' seven-ton Thun- crs- I P31 has been burning. The mountain 1 set straight out to interview the, is now so hot that coal mining opcr riders themselves; to ask them if it , ations probably will never be pos- were true tnat tneir lives ot sname, i sime. dated WilllV JolK'S of Oregon Citv Woolen Mills Will Ht" At Our Store Tonight Until ( P. M. ' With a Complete Line fof Made-To-Measure Clothing Cashman's Reserve Seats Offered for Friday (lame Reserved scut for the Redmond Hend (itntball game, to bo playctd un der th lights of the l.uvu llrur field Kclduy night, wore placed on Hide t inlay at the City drug M ore. Four tectum, two, on each tide uf the 5'J- ymd line, mil being reserved fitr the game thut uiumUeji to he one of the thiillcrs of the l'-WH mmhoii bucauxe uf Redmund'N aiiiliillona to break uilu the win column for the f iral time in nmie than a decade of tompelilinii. Ag du uctiiig on their own volition, ihe tlend hlh eluol student are (n vacate the grandstand, leaving deidr able t; ace (m towtwt pjit:lc and vlhl tnn from Redmond. The t Indents will be M'atrd In a group on the unt tide of the field. Thin arrangement will nit only leave grandstand neat fur lYiiltal Oregon (ontLall hint, but will make it pOKMhlu (or the fitnduuti to work effectively in thu lyotlng occ Liou In the Bend-Alumni game la&t Fri day night, the grandstand wu tilled to nttir cupacity, iiidiealing un tin usual interrl in font hull thin fall Amither near capacity crowd i X :eeted Friday night un the young Hrarit Mart their atlff high achtHil M-hedule. Five "big" games have beunchrd ulcd for the hmno field this fall. Full Block Required to Slop Car at (0 Miles Salem, Ore tlt When you are traveling nt M miles un hour it take ' vou n full city block to lrmg your tear to a stop, iWrvtnrv of Slate Karl " Snell hu diHe)vered after te.stlng J 1.701 iMM-Hons with the newly-acquir ed state reiielomrler. '1 he average man or woman re quired ust h068 Mconda to sec dan ger, remove the foot frutn the gav and tump on the brake, 'lhat time, iidded to the natural time of tlow tng down, alltiwi a Meeding auto to cover a block, even with good brake r'.i-4est re.ietitHi time hown in he tests wa half a eeond, while the avetage w.i-. over tin ee -quat ti-m of a second The stale traffic departmrnl ae iivniiil the reaclometer to tcM drivrin aplytiig for dirvmg pen mis, and to ute in other studio; of driving ability. It Ls equipped with a stii ing wheel, brake and tlnlilt p-daK and a throt tle I rait ion time L electiu-ally rr-corded. MAJOK LKAiil'K HNA1.S (llv tUa t'iru) NATIONAL R. 11. K st. houU . ioo ooo o:w -4 t a lloston .... 000 000 000-0 7 I I. Dean and Padgett; Turner und l"pe. t'lnt'tnnat I at New Yoi k, IhiIIi gamea called off, ruin, two g nines to morrow. Pittsburgh al Uronklyn, game rancelled, rain. Chicago at Philadelphia, tfupict off, rain. AMKKU'AN (Klrst game.) PhlladelpTda H00 0:t0 (HK) 0 Detroit 50U 201 00k H iiumpeit, HpUa (1). NeUon ('.'.) and Wagner; Ctillinim. Lawsuit () and York. (Hectuid' game ) H U K. Philadelphia tHMl tH) 0 :i 1 Detinil 210 0( -I 7 0 (Game railed aeiounl darknesn.) Hois and Watfiu'i-; PofterlH'iger and Yolk. it ii t: New York 010 000 UW-2 7 3 Chicago 200 :WK) OOx - 5 5 1 tiomift und tilenn; Ue and Swell. holli linlli II K. H . I) 0 I'oiiulilo ulr iMiiillllnnlnii uniln mo tlnril tit make an "imikI.'1 (nr drill workers nf nn oil citnHiny on duty In llp Ariihlnn drsert. wmmm W3 4 M I I I N I M m wtth -HORSE SHOW and RODEO PORTLAND, OREGON October 1 to B 19 fthw In On II flcrai undtr on roof (nhiblii ot lOtk.Ooot.PovlKy, fiirofc.wadi.t. Monu'octwfotl ond r lond Produtfi, 4 H Club and Smith Hughat Vocolionol (dwcollon Woikj oM Horit Jhow nd Indoor Rodeo. LARGE PRIMIUM LISTS KAKV TKHU.St I'ram I la 3 t.tr. la 1'aj, No ln r.rmrnl Ix't Us Solve Your Heating Problems Wo Will (ilndly Flirnl.h You With Any tjtlmiite lrlfTl We Guarantee To Jlcat Every Room In the House u( All Tw Kuriuico t linncil urul Krpulrrd Phalen's Sheetmetal Works ACkOvi from Pott of fire Phone 100 drSTtbd a tentative colleges lind football game against University of Idaho here Sat urday. The team shaped up with WCTilick and Coons at end, Hack enGruck , and Sterling at tackles. Huichins-and Schultz at guards, Orr at -center. Mercer at quarter, Kohler and iiggins on the wingbacks and. Doy.at lull. Orr was named captain for 4 lie game. back to Christmas bicycles. ine lirst 1 met was Alfred Lctour pionship for the fourth consecutive ncr of France, one of the greatest time today. The tournament, which riders of them all, Alfred was loung was scheduled to end last Saturday. U1 n his little bunk pitched just in- will be continued when and if the hc track. His face was drawn, A Wrestling Nut Sundae J-r; rain lets up. Salbm Coach Spec Keane sent his WiUmeUe Bearcat squad through lengthy passing and blocking drills PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE (By I'aitcd PrcMf Third-place Sacramento walloped Los Angeles' Pacific Coast league pciuiam wmners last nigni in uie n beeinninn and his red silks were soaked with sweat In my broken French I asked him when his desire to become a six-day . bike rider was born; when he first j felt the urge to spend his life riding j aiuunu unu. uui uau no ena ana as broken as mv in preparation for the Linfield game Francisco defeated second-place Sc- LHf "S. ' 11 a,c S.itTiMav. DrilU inrtirtl Kn attlp back to the bicycle that Pere Noel lett tn his house in Amiens in 1913. Safftrtiay. Drills indicated Keane would have five or six good passers on -hand fo rthe opener. Slclinnvillc Hopes for a strong Linfield grid squad this year were bolstered by return of Freddie Schcrner. star halfback for three years and Kenny Anderson, punting end. . r Mohmouth At least eight letlcr- from Prim and Lieber, whilo Freitas scattered 19 Los Angeles hits. Sacramento scored first in the third inning, got iour more in the fourth, another in the sixth, three in the eighth and one in the ninth. Los Angeles could ect onlv a sincle run mcu) vill be ill the opening lineup of , in the fourth before putting on the attle. The Solons ran up a 10-6 win over the Angels, despite a five-run rally uy uie iuxjs in uie igsi nan oi ine ...tnnn- . t nn j i j ninth. Sacramento gathered 15 hits a?y' .S1""" ol 20 raccs and a lead" i n.i i r i.u.. ...u;r cr in this one. Dismayed, but still not convinced. I sought out Gustave KiJian of Cer- Oracun Normal when it takes the field Saturday against Vancouver Barrack. The game will be played at IncSricndcnce. Coach Cox of the nor mal aggregation has a line averaging Ic&a-than 1U0 pounds, and is stressing an nerial attack. five-run burst in the last frame. San Francisco trimmed Seattle, 4-2, as Koupal and Ballou limited Seattle to five safeties. Freddie Hutchinson, Seattle's sen sational rookie that led the league's pitchers this season, was the loser, ' giving up nine hits. The Seals took Headed by Len their two-run lead in the sixth in- Pacihc ning and were never again headed. Each side was charged with two cr- LC:.l Grove GiUman. triple-threat man. unrtcrsity will offer a backfield of veljrtns against Portland university .Piluls. Saturday night. Gillman, all- I conference halfback, will carry the ' "B brimt of the Badgers' offensive play, tywn , . . . aluTW with Lee Pangle, Johnny Tay- 1J .lll'H.II FaI ior,Jtowara riorner, Llair Jarvis and Elwoyn Lieualien. l-rtliind, Ore. George Godfrey, negtd grapplcr and former conlender for-4ho world's heavyweight boxing chitftibionship scored a victory over Pu2i(o Shadow in a wrestling tour ney.la.il night. Chief Thunderliird of Vancouver, B. C, eliminated Hcinio Olit, and Chief iLttle Wolf scored u over Del Kunklc. Slrf.llffirrl Ullivprsitv AHrwifhtm. ol coHcgc football players at summer b monthly payments (o suit training camps may be discussed by. your income! inciucuiiy mcmucrs oi ine iaciiici couidt .conference at the next regular: meeting, Al Masters, Stanford giud uaf (uanager, said today. ' I You receive exact full amount In CASH! 2No endorsers No co-signers "required! 3Quick action Money as soon as "you need it! In my broken German (and "crushed" would be a more truthful word than "broken") I asked Kilian the same question. His answer left no doubt lhat Santa Claus, adopting a new alias with each country visited, was lo blame for six-day racing. Kilian explained that his career was decided on that Chrisima; morn- i ing when "Weihnachlsmajin" left him a bicycle, "Wcihnachtstnann" being the alias that Santa Claus adonis when in Germany. What a different light this puis on SanU Claus the man behind six day races. The tinsel on the tree, the glow of the lights, the patter of the children's feet as they bound down the steps, never will be the same. Imagine the feeling of little Willie's parents as they sec him leap on his new bicycle and pedal off down the street. For all they know he might be riding straight to Madison Square Garden to join the squirrels in the six-day race. ' ' (dpyrlght, lain. Iiy Unltf-I 1'ri.H) g : -W r N Brooks'Scanlon Quality Pine Lumber Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company Inc. All doc Reno, left, and Roughhouso Ross needed was cliocolulo suuee nnd ulmoiuls to bip oil the evening in good shape when they put on their wrestling mutch in 313. gallons nf Ice cream In Min neapolis. , Referee Bobby Byluud finds the going slippery und takes n dip In chocolate, strawberry, nud vanilla. As (ar as aiiyonu was able lo tell,. Reno won. Shevlin Quality PONDEROSA PINE Lumber and Box Shooks Freckles and His Friends The Last Word litflliuan Washington .Slate col lege today expcrimcnlcd with an all sen1b( backfield for its opening game witli yniversity of Oregon here Sat urday. Coach Babe iiollinghery fluffed Holmes, veteran end, to full back, with three other seniors Engelu, Wolchko and Bayne behind thejine. Mbcow Jimmy Johntoo, veteran Ml C fp lo Hi months to repay. Or "you may pay in full al anytime and thus reduce Ihe cost! 6No embarrassing questions of friends or employers. Only VOU know of this confidential trans action! N. D. GOODRICH, Manager PORTLAND LOAN CO. No. a tennry llldir. riiont 1?J IlKNO, OHK. Slate I.lccn.,. H ISA ( f I UNDERSTAND WEMF 1? J. OIDNT ( IN SOME SORT OP FOOTBALL ) THINK ANY 1 V YARDAGE CONTEST.' y IMPORTANT NEWS Ti EVE SOT TO y TELL ME THERE'S WOODEN "THERMOMETER" FRONT OT THE BUGLE fSUILDINO T v Your. KNOWLEDGE SURPRISES MB ; ff A BKS By Blosser r I Also' heard tmat SOME BOZO IN MDUR. BURS IS OONNA PAINT A RED LINE OKI TMEE THERMOMETER. AFTER EVERY GAME Tb SHOW THE EXACT YARDAGE MADE BY EACH Or US .' 1 P.ISHT AGAIN J ! Jf A . V.'f... (fir . 1 Tell him to BUY A BRAND new brush to paint in Your red line , and at THE END Of IHE SEASON HE CAN RETURN IT AND GET HIS MONEY BACK- IT LL STILL BE BRAND NEW,