The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, February 21, 1940, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWO THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY. 21. 19-10 XOUGARSLOSE TITLE CHANCE Washington Takes Tilt At Pullman, 53-52 Oregon State and Oregon " Left in Northern Division Hace Pullman. Wash.. Feb 21 Mil The northern division. Pacific Coast con Irrencc basketball title rai today was reduced to two team Oregon State collee and University oi Ore gon, with the odds all in favor of the former. Washington State college Rave up ., itr mathematical chance for a tie by losing last night to University of Washington, S3-52- The Huskies' mar gin came on a free throw by Bobby Purr in the last 20 seconds. . , The Cougars led at hall lime. 30-25. but their defense fell apart and in the final minutes the outcome was constantly in doubt. The lead changed five times in the closing rtven minutes. . But with little over a minute to go. Center Jack Jennings put W. S. C. ahead 52-60. Then Bill McDonald. Washington center, tied the score, .followed by Dorr's decisive conver sion hi only point of the game. " Scoring honors went to Guard Bb Voelker of Washington with 16 points. ,.,,.Qnly the Oregon quintet, with four defeats, has a mathematical oppor tunity now. Oregon State college. with two defeats and three games to "play, can clinch the title by defeating the Wehfoots thi week-end. U. of 0. Works Out : At Spring Football tugene. Ore.. Feb. 21 01 Sixty five footballers answered the call to -spring practice at the University of " tjri'gon yesterday. " " "Coach G. A. "Tex" Oliver, who de rided on the early sessions in order U take advantage of unusually cle 4 fnent February weather, said drills .would be held three times a week, . weather permitting. Of the 65 aspirants, about 20 were veterans of the 1939 varsity. 3pnncr Pro Coach to v- :Work at Occidental Los Angeles. Feb. 21 U Occi- f "TTlUiJ college today looked forward , uT m new brand of football after - signing Elmer C. Henderson, former tjtocIx f the professional Detroit pons as head coach. MGsoomy Gus" Henderson, as he is liiHiwn to loot ball tans, replaces Wil liam W. Anderson, who last fall was made director of athletics at Occi , df.pt.il. Henderson was coach at the .University of Southern California from J1919 to 1924. . t Treatment with growth promoting Jliibstances is a practical way of growing black locust trees from hard wood cutting, government scientists find. TRUCK Which Eliminate Hepe-ating Re-Sale Cost Like Life Insurance Truck Insurance Exchange l. G. BOWNS. Diit. Manager Ott'xx in Central Oregon Garage 230 Gtcrnwood Phone 331 CTliilllfllllll I I ftHaU PR fii ;l I ill! I I I n t i"ti i i 1 VP'ece rieee VST $,2) ; Out Our Way C VUH SEE, WES, IF MXJ PACK A TELESCOPE HONo -O A LOT O' RlDlrJ'--OU SUM S WEED OP ME . V S I READ BaAMDS AN EAR- i" ' rAAR.tCS A L-OrJ& NA!i AM -.la!....! ,"x VCU KIW 1ELL IF THEHE S AMY I n 5JV .need CI SOIrj' INTO SUCH . J . , Finnish Relief Gets Basketball Series Eucene. Ore, Feb. 21 John Warren. University of Oregon fresh man coach who. in his days at As toria high, had much for which to thank the city's Finnish culonv. to day announced a three-game Finnish relief fund basketball program. lhe triple-feature hoop meet is scheduled next Tuesday at McAr thur court, and will pit the Oregon freshmen versus Lane county high school all-star; the second string Frosh club versus Lane county "B" league all-stars; and a freshman in dependent team, the , "John Day Rangers, agauist the nubenstein juntors. BASKETBALL SCORES tby tail! PrM New Mexico Mines 34, New Mex ico 32. Santa Clara 52. San Francisco 38. California 38. Olympic club 29. Washington S3, Washington State 52. Lewiston Normal 43, Washington State Frosh 41. Billings Poly 48. Eastern Montana 27. Montana Mines 30, Montana Nor mal 29. San - Francisco Frosh 34. Santa Clara Frosh 28. Modesto JC 40. San Francisco JC 29. Willamette 47. Whitman 43 (ov?r time). Eastern Washington 47, Western Washington 41. Pacific 40. Linf ield 38. Oregon Education 38. Mt. Angel 36. Oklahoma A. and M. 37, Oklahoma Wichita (Kan.) U. 44, Washburn 36. Rice U. 42. Arkansas 28. OKEGON HIGH SCHOOL Yamhill 36. Gaston 18. Springfield 30, Cottage Grove 22. St Mary's 20. Eugene 19. Seaside 32. Knappa-Svenson 29. Molalla 45. Lebanon 39. McMinnville 32. Milwaukie 12. lrrigon 33, Heppner 25. Dallas 61, Siiverton 30. West Linn 29. Woodburn 16. Forest Grove 25. Hillsboro 17. Toledo 33, Newport 18. Salem 54. Oregon City 30. Corvallis 32. Sweet Home 14. Columbia Prep 33, Kainier 31. Portland Commerce 31. Grant 26. Jefferson 36. Benson 26. i ranklin 43. Edison 24. Roosevelt 40, Washington 22. ALABAMIAXS ARE HEALTHIER Montgomery, Ala. U Despite an increase in population, there were 1.146 fewer deaths in Alabama last year than in 1938, the stale health de partment reports. I A I r V ROCK- BOUND I Bowling Notes lhe Industrial A league teams bowled Tuesday night with the fol lowing scores: The Tavern team of Redmond won three games from Pepsi-Cola. Cascade Motors won two games and tied one game with the Oregon Market team losing the tie game in the play off. Leedy'i Orohans lost three games to Medo-Land's Lefthanders. High three-game team score was rolled by the Tavern team with 2816 fins followed by Medo-Land's Left handers wilh 2792 and Cascade Mo tors with 1689 pins. Two hundred games or better were rolled by L. Redifer of the Tavern team with 224 and his teammate. Wil liam Cerveny, 212: Ed Barnes of Pepsi-Cola team, 200: George Mirkh of Oregon Market, 209. and his team mates. B. Cundell. 218, and Cas Heim. 202: R. Slate of Cascade Motors with 229 for the high game oi the evening, and his teammate. T. Sande. with 203 pins; O. Gray oi Leedy's Orphans with 205: Wilson ot Medo-Land's Lefthanders with 203, and his team mate. S. Blucher, 200 pins. Team Standings Won Lost "The Tavern of Redmond 51 12 Leedy's Orphans '33 30 Medo-Land's Lefthanders 29 34 Pepsi-Cola 27 36 Cascade Motors 27 36 Oregon Market 23 40 UeaatrUI A Utru Lna' Orka Flayer. I.t 2nd trd. TU. a Cray 14S IM1 2uS i:Ui Abnt?c ltt 11$ 1U 1X1 li. Nedrow 160 US 134 43V v. Co4vii us u n: us U Nedruwt I4S Uu 182 4'.; Tuiala . 7W Wl t'h OK Plarm. Krejcl .... WiWoa ... Hattb Brown . . . Bluchrr .. ad 3rd. Ttl. I 'l ITS &40 U7 3l tin 1VJ IM 1SS 13S Ittk 144 2O0 U4 lit IU 14 tit 32 4I SIC 2?V2 Caataat Malar Ut 2nd 3rd. TlL U,2 1H2 ISA 4R1 IU 114 l.'.l 413 115 Hi ll.i 435 lt5 203 12 ITS 161 2211 Sffl 10 40 40 120 .", BTS SeS 2SIy Player. Andrnwii . Markrm ... A-ent . . Snle Slate Handicap . . Total A . OfU MarkM Playei 2nd 2(l 130 IT 149 I3H U 3rd. Ttl. 131 y.t (Teorxe Hirich . . . Cy Pierre BtU StuQkey Bub CundcU 1M 111 121 1.-.0 Cas HciR 121 Handicap M Touts 7 Si t6 ktt 257 Player. Irr .... Tyler TwIUrn t-'ox 2nd uo 3rd. Ttl. Ut SOD 131 120 1U7 4S , III 2 no fi-U t 20T 132 18-' Barnes Handicap . S47 l 2W Tatera Ut 2nd 3rd. Ttl. iil Sll Mt 1X1 212 lr,2 l4 IM 12 ItMl 161 1U3 224 1TW Alt ! IT0 191 ISO 3C 34 IW 1 S2 V8 !4 2m : Feb. 1st Brings You a 5 Jewel ELGHN Ladios' or Gentleman's Wrisf Watch for $24.75 Bear'i Beit for Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Repairing Bear's Jewelry Store WhII Slrrel Between Wetlc's and Allen's Cafe 119 HI :t 9 6t4 By J. R. Williams "PPN'T NEED TELESCOPE TO i i -rut- nc'C i SOIKK2 IKJTO 5uch places; SPORTS MANAGER OF EUROPE RESTS Plce in Paris U Idle During Wartime Natchez Mis. JefIer?on Davib (Jff Dicluun is wondering whvn th Eumpcttn war will end so h can go back to Pari and reopen hi Palais de Sporu (SporU Palace). "The Texu Rivkard ol Europe i visiting this, region during hu "en forced vacation from Europe. Dickson, inter nationally known - a sporu promoter and the man who made the French coiuciou oi pro fessional athletics, wid that the gov ernment has taken over his Palais de Sports. "They pay me the equivalent of two American pennies a day for the use ol my place to store gas masks and other war accessories, Dickson laughed. "But when the war is over and I hope rt ts soon they will turn it back to me and pay me for any damages and for the retain;-" Native ol Xatrfcex Dickson, a debonair native of Nat chez who introduced bumpers for French automobiles, featured Sonja Heme at his Sports Palace three years beiop she was known in America, and executed many another promo tion stunt, said ne hasn't "mueh news' any more. He said that most of the boxers, bicycle riders, skaters and other ath letes who have kept :he 23.000 eat of his Palais de Sportt filled for years, have gone now to fight the Germans. He pointed out that he and the army draw from the same age groups. , Dickson was asked if he Intended to promote any athletic events in the United States. "No. he raid. "I don't plan to buck Mike Jacobs or any of the others in New York. They nave their plants. 1 have mine, and when the war it over I shall return. I may keep my hand in, however, by staging a show or two on this side. I don't know." Has Several Fighters "I have three or four fighters in the United States now who are going to do all right, I believe. Take, for in stance, this boy Antoine Chriyto For ids. the Greek middleweight champion of Europe, the Rumanian Aurel Tomas, bantamweight cham pion of Europe, and Pedro Mantanez, the Puerto Rlcan body puncher. My American manager, Lew Burston, is handling the?e boys. "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" For Four Days At The CAPITOL STARTING TONIGHT Alley Ood OOOO WORK. yEZZlR, MOW, BOVS " I THINIC SHE & IT'LL THAT LI. PO r CALMEP W0OCK. THB TRJCI&M TIGHT V ) 1 n CBIBBIM& 1 j swwm Laisrmy -rr- 1 1 tv n McLemore's Sport Parade tltntt! Pi-vm Suit Corre'tMD'UatV By IKury McLviuort a'ulint I'rtw Hu Curmiwatkntl uos Angeles, Feb. 31 IH There may be a better, quicker formula for slice than Haying the distance with Je Louis In a priie fight ring, but tlute of us who sat around Godoy's hotel suite here yeaterduy have our doubts. Fven marrying the bow's daughter, or winning the democratic pritnarv in Alabama doesn't furnish as quick a cut to fame and fortune. Three weeks ago. before Godoy went IS rounds with the champion in Madison Square Garden, he was as unknown as the cause of a common cold. His name was a household word in only one household that of Mamma and Papa Godoy, somewhere down in Chile. Now you should see him. He traveled across country in the elegance of a maharajah. His brief stops at such pi.iuls as Kansas City and St. Louis brought out cheering crowds. He was interviewed and photographed and his listeners hung on hu words like acrobats on a hoti sontat bar. , Ln Angeles and neat by Holly wood,; neither of which is uilfcccusutmed to I celebrities, were excited by his ar- rival. The man nobody knew thr.e weeks ago was beieged by so many offers and invitations that his charge d'affaires could not handle all of them and was forced to engage an as sistant by the day. The movies wanted him. Holly wood called up to ask him if he were available to make several short sub jects and even the mighty Zanuck expressed an interest in having him play m a new super-production. The South American Wav." Had to concerns kept his phone busy. Could he speak on this hour? Could he tell of his fight with Louis on this 15 minutes? And would he have time enough to guent star on that national hol-up? lhe theaters went right out and hired him. Without asking to see the cup fur rhumbaing and tangoing he says he won in Buenos Aires, .Monte video and Madisiui Square Garden, agents booked him for ball room numbers and up went his name in lights. His hotel room was a mad-huuse. what with phones clanging, bellhops flying in and out with mes&agcs, and autograph seekers all but beating down the door to get a genuine "Ar turo Godoy" on a slip of paper. Bodoy couldn't accept all the offers. There were too many even for a set of Siamese twins, working in double shifts. So, with the aid of his tour manager, Billy McCarney, he sifted them out and took only the best Time was a consideration, too. be cause Los Angeles is not the only city that wants a perk at the man who stayed with Louis. He must leave within ten days to fulfill engagements in Buffalo, Peoria, Sauk Center, and way points. Por the moment he is much more of an attraction than the man who licked him. Louis beat him. and kept the title, but dropped into compara tive obscurity, while Godoy was vaulted into the position of a na tional figure. Godoy is not the only man who has feathered his nest wilh dollar bills on the strength of having survived 15 rounds with Louis. Tommy Karr's defeat by the champion was worth much more to him than any victory he ever scored. And Bob Pastor is still living on the reputation of hav ing stayed ten rounds with the De troit Bomber. Billy McCarney. the old carpet bagger of boxing, who is handling Godoy on tour, says the South Amer ican should be champion today. Billy, who has been watching fight ers since 18H8. and who known as WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- WHW CsIesss!-AiW TeaH Juma Oat ef Bei ia the Mtroiof Rartn' Is Ce The liver ihoaM poor eat two pints nf liquid bile Into your bowel daily. If Utiti bile U oat flow in trtiy. your food tnar not diiiL It ray Jut drjr In th howl. ti blosU up your tomarh. You Bft eonttl piit You fi our) sunk ana Ut world lonka puna. It Ul" thos f'-xt. oH CsrtiVs T.Itlle Ltver Pill to st thM two Pint of Hit gowifur freely to mkt you fcl p nnd up." Amazine In mkinr hll flow frawiy. Ak Cor 'rUr' UttU l.ivr HIU hy nam. 1 OS and Zif. Stubbocaly tciuni any UMg elos. FLOWER OF THE MONTH WW The ianquil n ImiIImiui plnnl wilh long ruthlike Iravn anil yellow or while (raKranl f lowers, k rocmkle. (he daiivtlil. Bo-Kay Shop Sll Wall SI. Phunc 2Kt COME HIOH TlPE, SO CAME Bfc A ClrOCH TO OUT THAT d i. KBND Voice of Ctntrsl Oregon PKIK-KAM TONItaiT SQu-Swevtheuit Duct 5 15- Walls SlytiuK- 5 ailThe Bulletin News 5:45 Ten Years Ago 5 .50 Melody I'V Melodevra 5:55Concert lit 1 1 B OO Huss M'trgui Miuic 6.:t0 Nut Shilkrvt Orchestra 7:00 Community Quu 7:0 Oi gait Kevei tea 7 45 Harmony Hall BOO- Dance Hits 1 30- Sign Off Ihumlay. Kcb. 22, I'.UO GO -Hume Koike -mltc 15 Musical Colfre Cup 45- Morning Clin k 301he Bulletin News 35-Kaiuhow iltfhiii 45 On the Mull 00 Old Family Almanac IS-Fatty Jivui Health Club 9 Ml- Hunch lioy 35 Oerie Ni'Lson Orchrstui 00-Lest We Koigct 15 Organ Treasures 20 St rings 30-The Bulletin News 35 Modern Svmphtinique 00 Allen School Drama 15 Harmony Hall 30 Man About town 9 10 10 10 10 10 II u 11 12 00 Weather News 12 05-Mumc 1210 Hi.llywo.vJ Clullvr 12 IS-Muiu 12 30 Buwlmn New. 12 2V-lhr W.uld Bwkiiuii 12:30 Karatrn Hour much about the business at any man alive, swore on a stack ol racing forms thai Godov licked Louis. "Godoy was the aggressor through -cut." Blllv said- "You never have seen a heavyweight champion wilh his back to the ropes as muth as Louis against Godoy. 1 think Godoy got Louis bv his complete lark of tear before the fight, and the way he took all Louis hsd in an early round ln the fourth or fifth round Joe nailed Godoy with a left and right that car ried all the power he had Godoy Just kept walking in. That sort of pulled Joe's cork and he never really punched again.'' The research budget of one chem ical corporation 111 thu count iy to- I Ulcd I7.OUU.000 in liUli I 0 to Only Coca-Cola gives you the refreshed feeling that people the world over welcome. Pure, wholesome, delicious, Coca-Cola be longs in your refrigerator at home. And the convenient way to get it there is in the handy six-bottle carton. BOTTLfD LNOIK AUTIIOMITY Ot Till COCA-COLA CO. IIV KENDALL'S 1'lONEKIt COCA COLA CO.Ml'ANV I.H Grcrnwmid Avenue rhnnc I'J-W Farewell HIOH TIDE ( U.IC7I . 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