The Bend bulletin., December 21, 1938, Image 9

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THE BEND BULLETIN
SECTION TWO
SPORTS
GENERAL NEWS
Vol.. XI.1II
THR P.KND JiUI.T.ETIN, liKNI). OltKOON. WKDNKSFMY AFTERNOON', DKCEMP.F.R 21, 1038
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NO. U-'-
Oregon State Is Dark Horse Team of Northern Division Basketball
Slats Gill Has
Team of Juniors
Only One Lellerman of
Last Year Missing
II V WHlui.l 1 l.rdu.rt
tfnltil I'm. Hliir (''irrMiM.rtPiit )
Coiviillin, Or, )tv. L'l 'II'. The
Oregon Slide rnllcK hunkelhiill li-mn
thitl rr it cited tlx lowtM'I pott it iti u
ilrcmle liL'il yvui In the northin ll
vl'.lmi of the I'mific Cimil oiji('rtnie,
will Im (i "iliitk hmW tniiu nf junior
ililiinK tlx lU'i!) uimpulun.
'Dli' MH iintlH nf ihcir inipl nvrlnriit
hinnit tin putt v'Mi will ili-tiTtnlhc
tin- fun o( (.'oiirli Atttory 'I. "Shiu"
CiII'h llllt Heiivor quintet.
Offhi'dlttK llit lnrxMi inter of t lie
It p Will U lilt fllf t tllJll lIlV MMM()ltllfl U
I he niiinr, with one rxrrplliin, tt (tint
u( t year ntpi. Owl KrnU a huiihI
wlm win nit nltrrnnli for two MiiMn
I whirr iwrliirinliiu n-tfulmly hut yenr.
In iht nttly mkanlitK hilruiwin.
'! pluu lluit huh, Ctll hurt Klmrr
KoIImtk. it vamitv fiillhiirk (or thief
yviii mid u rrtftilui' bahkrlhullrr two
rrannnM uki. lit In nix-feel -hmr niul
llntnl u a center Thin l the first
yrar ht hu hre-n uMc In tlrvote (till
)it-iriiM)h lit trillion tu hnikcihiill
iind U f xtH'ttrd tn In one of the
llcivcr hlaiulouu.
'i he iiiily tw'.'-yrnr lrMTtmn nre
Mai Hurt lit. tall furwimt who wwn
Kiplitin I tint yiwr, and Nelhi Viinellic,
a Kuiird wtm nhinm n( hall-hiiiidllnK
anil tlrfetuive phtyinj!
'I ho other Irlti'iinrn tire Al Hunter,
liny I'fluuiftd. and Mnlo Kruurr.
fnrwaidii; Tony Itnnmnn and Hill
Stidhum, mini if; and Kiiink Matullr
and Stiimt Wai ten. if nlci v
Important m-wrotnem include Boh
Carlxtuld. tiinth-r finin l-oiu: Be:-h
junior mllrtft' where he wm ill-t-m-ferviuv
hoi nun at ni ward luil ye;ir;
( lnvton Shaw, a alar fnt waid on tin
l'.i:i7-:iH fitvdunan train; Un Slitt, a
riKKl Kiwid who played Indepen
dent hall in Portland the laM two
yetim; Dirk Krwlt'i', now a tpmrtl,
who wai an tiU-nlnle eenler on the
lltllo Ih tlfotinlain hlnh krh.M.l (rani
wlun it won the htli thrre yram a!-
Kihl of the lettennan an well
aNivo nix fret in hrtKht, indiratinu n
hij. hut Mitdly hlow, tiinttt. No
"IttM fivr" hioi nnrrHed in pradicr
inthion. with moM ni(nitx'iti of the
nund nf 17 Imlllmn I'"" vtHy
hrtih.
(Ul hni not cotninitlrt) himself to
ti certain ityU of play Hr rmptnys a
fast hrrak whrn he ha the required
typo of matiiial, hut lean toward
the dclitierate, "perernlace" ntethml
when hi men me hi and ranny. ul
not tvt ipeedy.
'Htr Maten won ft and lot H anu
hut yr:ir lo ftnUh fifth In the leuipie,
far behind Wa.ihtnuton Slate and
Idaho, who tied for third with 12 vic
tnrien earh,
Ctll niul his men will try frverlrhly
in better their im-dtion this venr, for
fifth olare will mean the rellai with
the elimination from iho round-rohln
mhrdule of the Univernlly tf Montana.
Sport Tabloids
Snn FrmulM-o, Occ. 21 .U.. Slurt
(.rel' iMinkrlluill Icnm iiifil out
n llnlil X-'U vlctury mvr llnlvrrslly
c.f kluho'n vlnlliiiR Vnmlul.H Inst nliilu.
Approxhnuloly 1400 w the Vnmlnls
full In Ihrlr llilril nth-nipt to win
liver ii milliprn cllvUinn omdrenre
M'linnl, Sliinlonl Ifd tlirimnliout,
iipnrkod by Kiuird Kolx-rt nuriwlt
who mured 12 pilnt. Stpvr Hvlkn,
I.luhii fnrwnrd, netted 11. Tho Vnn
dulx l.uil pravloun to U S C, niul the
Unlveridty of Colldirnln Henm.
New Hnvm, Conn. Uli Freddie
Axwtntl o( Snn Frnncisco. rirconnlii'd
ni tnlddlewelKht ehtunplon by the
New York nnd Cnlilornln boxin
commlwilonH, today held n vlrtnry
over Al Cimizzii, of New Yol k. Apoji
tile, llUMj, toped the New Yorker,
wlm welched 1115, lifter 35 neronds
nf fiMhlliiK In the fotirlh round of n
Heheihiled lO-rounder last nliilit.
Now York, 21 Hl'i-riyion
"Wlilzzer" While, former nll-Ainei-it-ii
(iiinrtcrlinek from Colorado, was
the Ix'st nround (talner In Ihe Na
tioiml piolefulonal lenmie (lilneason,
final Htnllhl ic-H revealed today. White,
who played fur the Plltshui'i'li Plr
iilen, last in the eastern dlvlnion, wim
the only first-year man to lend nn
indivldiiid depai tmenl. And he prob
ably will never top the deimrtment
attain because he tuiyfl he In throuttb
with prnfoKHlnnnl football and Ls o
InK to take ndvnnlniie of hl Rhodes
mlioliirshlp at Oxford. White Ruined
a total of 507 yards In 151! attempts
to bent out "Tuffy" Ieemnns of the
ehaniplon New York (Hants. Leemnns
made 4(i:i yards In 121 tries.
Out Our Way
liy Williams
I TRV IT VOURSELF ONCE -
i"t. . , TRV ITT IN' OUT OF- A. " - - "
y".- ZL-,' CAR WITH A ARMFUL OF
s - " , I BUNPl E?5 POM'T CRITICISE
-''A TltLVOU TRY IT V0URf.PI.VCf7 h"' - T? ;fpx3:
J'.r'u"' WMV MOTHERS GET RV ,
I QVo Rpofc Plan I ft!
till ill 1uUIU 1 ICIlt ij:
He Will Look for Shirts the
footluill team In the IIom ImiwI.
'Hie mystery of wiio wnl the wo
men's mIk pantirH to (wo Duke play
eift remained un-iolvwt. The Tutjaiu
weren't di.seusHini I hi rpifu)du lodny
txTdiiM' t'oat h Mowaid Jouek had
inlimntiHl he rnh:ht ho liiifttie shop
pititf Itinmdf after Jan. 2, if homebody
didn't More on the Blue Devils and
that helped to raist the ihiral nf
tin 10-day beard.
Knoxville, Tenn., 21 dh Ten-nrvu-e,
unteaten rhainpion.-i of the
SotilheaAtern conference, KcrimmaKe
today iiKitlnht Oklahoma plays In
piepaiatlon for the Orange bowl
Kiiitlr at, Miami.
Tciuiiwr yekterdny Jmld iU nec
oh(I prnctiet M'jwion Mm-e the eason
ended and Coach Boh Neyland or
tleiel Trainer Mickey O Brion to
"run 'em until ihcir tonnuci hnnu
nut."
Atmnrd Train Knroute to Pnsiulenn.
Dee. 21 Ml1'-. A thoiounhly chastened
Umd of Duke fiKithall playern rolled
westward on the "Inre pjinty" seclal
today hound for a date with South
ern California In the Hose howl. As
the train pel w(itwrd( two pair of
dainty lace-1 rimmed panties f tut-
j lered In a car window. They were
ls to "co-captjiin.t Kunice Bill and
1 Annes Tiplon" from an anonymous
donor who took liteially a Ia An
i idr ,.port writer' ctunpari.Hon of tht
Dukes with n hunch of WcilcMcy col
lene Kute.
Cleveland. Dec 2 UIThe Uni
versity id Oregon tiketUill team, on
a 7.000-mile iMntstonninft tour of the
eant. delealwl the Miiimi university
cnKers, of Oxford. O.. 74 to .TH. al
Cleveland's public hall last niKht.Thf
Ureiion Wobfoots j) toyed-, virtually
without their outAtandtnR "SWr Ur
iel Wlntennute. toweling six-foot-einlit
center, who turned his nnkle in
the fiiM petiod, and Ijiuren "Iaddie"
Gale, who played only briefly. He
Oregon team left last nijiht for Buf
falo, N, -Y., on the next lap of the
tour.
CorvnllU. Ore , Dec. L'l 'in -Oretion
State rollfKc'it basketball team de
feated the Pacific Pnckards-, Portland,
11 to 38 la-st nij'ht In u rouh Kiime
inatkwl by 40 fouls. Ihe Beavers led
not e ol the way, with a il-lo margin
at half time. Cnrv.-illb: hh'.h defeated
MVMinnvillc Xi to 28 lit a prelimm-
r . tiF....i. ... ii " in. t .
r i i iji to, iec. ii " ' i exiu
Christian, Kelting ready for its Sugar
ixiwi Rinne qkuium uarneKie recn.
hoped for warmer weather today.
Falling temjeiatures brought the
Horned Frot!s a hrcathini! .sik'U ves-
teiday.
BASKKTBAIJ. Sl'ORKS
)Hy Umint !'rei ,,
$liforntrr 4&rfet. Mary 33
Stanford 33. Idaho 28.
Hricham Younfi 54, Montana 47.
Kama 52, Southern Methodist 45.
Arkansas 39. (Iklahornn 31.
Km porta Teachers 41, Kansas State
37.
Kas-t Texas State Teachers 39, Tex
as Christian 30.
Western Hesrrve 54. Dartmouth 43
On-Kon 74, Miami 38
Bend'; Ijivh B?ar hoopmen will
take time out thin week end to enjoy
the Christmas holidays, but early
next we-k will cross the Cascade ol
Oretfon for a wrles of numw in
huifene, auinht three other teams.
The tournament will lie played on
Mi Arthur court, on December 27.
28 and 21i.
Tiums l.-ik iriif part in the tourna
ment will be Bend, Ko.sebur(i, Cunby
and University hitfh fjf Eugene.
On the opemnu niuht, Tuesday of
next week, the teams will engage in
a round robin, each participating
wpi.td meeting one of lite other three i
in .hort competition. On Wednesday
find Ihursuay nights, lull time games I
will be played.
Coach Londahl reported today that
he plans to Uike 10 players to Eugene
for the tournament. The boys will
probably bo those who made the trip
lo Ashland last week end for the
pair of games against the Grizzlies
of the southern Oregon town.
Providing the road is open, the
Bears will make the trip over the
McKenzie pass. Otherwise, they will
go to Chemult, then over the divide
by train.
The Bears' next homo game will
be on January 3, against Coach
Tommy Hawkins' LaPine quintet
Trip to Valley jl
Series at Eugene Set
For Next Week
Gift that is Sure to Please!
GIVE ARROW SHIRTS
Bowling Notes
In Industrial league bowling hist
night the Consolidated Freight team
won two from the Shevlin team and
the Shevlin Office team won three
from Ihe Bank-Wctle squad. Scores:
Player.
.Mnliont-y
Ml lHt.T . . .
N ni-ma ml .
Hrown ...
Allfn
lliiitirni .
Industrial Lea rue
8hlin ti w mill
Ut 2imI nr.l Ttl.
)H ICt ISO LT,
140 l.'.T Uti 463
V9
t.t7
GIVE ARROW SHIRTS I
Sli'S' . - KBNT DAILY
I'm
103
1(4
12S
103
3(W
T-taU Bl'J WJ 864 2fi22
Y Invent.
Vnn Matre-i.-n..llrn
.....
I'nntinr
Murvin . . .
Nelwon . . . .
Hkiidicai) . . .
Ut .'Oil ftrtt Ttl.
11L. 122 Hi 348
lf0 1M 4SH
lfiO 151 140 453
lit 142 158 42C
1 rJ K,2 456
ToUU BA4 (Ml 2574
riiiyrm. lt 2mt 3nt Ttl.
Hamilton. n 1K2 V.2 40
Crry 148 ll!l 1IUI 40fi
JinMn M 109 118 SIS
Kvio-.s Ill Jl!t l.'.T r.K
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Hay St. Louis, Mlsn., Doc. 21 Ul'
HiK Jiiuk Imp, fullback, today wiih
CaincHlc Tech's blR quuallon mark.
Clinch Ulll Kern was optimistic,
however, alter Leo, out of play with
an Injured shoulder, had scrlmmaued
a few in In UK'S yesterday. An exam
ination showed the exercise had not
bothered tho shoulder.
Leo will scrlmmiiKO briefly nRnln
today, then, If ho feels lii'lit he will
take over his position for n full ses
sion tomorrow nnd probably start
attains! Texas Christian in tho Sui'iir
bowl.
Los Alleles, Dec. 21 HI'' Tho
Southern California Trojans were
Ihrenlunlnn lo grow 10-day boards
today as students and officials bcftan
prcpnrliifi n Kiiln welcomo for (he
luco pnnly" Biicclul brlnglntf Duko's
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I Whites Solids Patterns
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iir Lined Gloves $2.95
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For Men and Women!
Just received a new shipment
of these famous ski togs just
in time for Christmas . . .
downhill trousers, parkas,
caps, etc. We carry a full line
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suspenders, shirts, knapsacks,
goggles, spats, etc.
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Among the novelty toys of the past
were French tops so turned that they
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