The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 21, 1941, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1941 Bears to Meet Medford's Black Tornado Friday Southern Oregon Squad ' Rated at One of Beit In State; Bend Improves Bond on Friday night will meet what appears to be Oregon's most powerful football team of the sea son, the Black Tornado of Med ford, a squad which last week de feated Klamath Falls 32 to 21 In a wide open battle. The Bond Med lord game this year will be played on the Medford gridiron. The Bears will enter the game definite ly as the underdog team, primar ily because of the power shown by the Black Tigers in southern Oregon games. However, the Bend team that faces Medford Friday night will be near its peak strength, it was Indicated here today. Two weeks ago, Bend hold the undefeated In dians of The Dalles to a two touchdown victory', and last Fri day night Bend rolled up Its most .impressive score of the season. 47 'to 7, at the expense of Mola'.la. iThat was Bend's only "breather" of the season. Against Molalla. Bend not only used all its reserves, .but members of the Cub team . were also In action. Twice during -the Molalla game, a Cub backfield, wearing the old uniforms of the Lava Bears, worked against the Buckaroos. : So far this season, Medford has been cutting an impressive swath through Oregon high schools. .Even back on September 25. the Black Tigers were on the prowl, having defeated Corvallis on that date, 41 to 0. And Corvallis, it will be recalled, last week-end de feated the previously unbeaten Salem eleven, 13 to 7. Last autumn, it was Bend that was mowing down undefeated Ore- . gon teams, as the powerful Bears . battled their way to a state cham pionship. Bend last fall defeated - Medford 19 to 6 in the finals of the state championship series, as big Jim Bycrs ran wild, scoring three . touchdowns. One of Byers' touch- ' downs was a 65 yard gallop. In winning from Medford last October, the Bears broke a 26 , game winning streak for the Black Tigers. Negro Boxer Beats Abe Simon Cleveland, Oct. 21 IH Lem Franklin, Cleveland negro, batter ed his way into the heavyweight title picture last night with a five- : round technical knockout over Abe Simon in their scheduled 10- . round fight. The crowd of 13,256 largest in door gathering in Cleveland his torypaid $31,623 and saw Frank lin smash Simon into a helpless hulk in less than half the time it - took Joe Louis. OutOurWay By J. ?. Williams fill ii'lllilill OH. THIS? 'VvCU-iVMOM'T V ' 1 III lil WHV, WE'RE JI3' VOL) HAVE "TO X 'I1 Ml TAKIW' T-tOrJ A COUPLE A L I EATIOWS OM I OP TH' SUKVIVORS J ' Sr BOARD pj OPF? J, ilKf- iVn - - 7J- . LV'U rilAWlllH. , T. A CMZGO KWaHLS.MT.CI. ',,-. ,...' IN ITSELF - . J Michigan Faces Golden Gophers Chicago, Oct. 21 IP Very much tacheck Minnesota's golden horde Bowling Notes I fh,eDtI J f e,ease ? Two Ball P avers grnaul Wnd !, JT, noon and evening, lo take meav . . 4 M , ' ., urements and give a few tips on'v . former Oregon State coHcge u f k,, . athlete, were five agents today against its wishes .Michigan must , average and .will 1 probably appear ffi1"" Upland Bird Season to Open The open season on upland hints, especially quail ami pheas ants, will oMn In various coonllcs of Oregon, one of them IVschuics. tomorrow morning. The pheasant season oK'tis on October 22 In IVschuies, Jackson, Josephine, louglas, Cons, Klam ath, Hood Klver, Wasco, Sherman, Clliam, Morrow, I'mntllla, Wal lowa, I'nlon, llakcr. t Irani and Crook will remain open until No vember 4. A shorter season Is pro vided for Harney, Wheeler, like and Jefferson counties, oientng tomorrow and closing on Novem ber 1. In northwestern Oregon counties, the pheasant season opens on October 22 and provides for hunting on only three days. I The quail season oens tomor row in Crook, IVschutes, tdant, .Jefferson, Harney, Wheeler, ' Klamuth, l-ikc. I'matilla, Gilliam, j Waseo, Sherman, Morrow, I'oos. 1 Jackson, Josephine and Douglas counties and ends on Novcnilier 4. t The season on Hungarian Mit ridge also opens tomorrow in dos ignatrd counties, one of which is IVschutes, and closes on Novem ber 4. The pheasant hag limit Is three male birds in any one day, hut not more than nine such birds during the entire oien season. The quail bag is ten birds in any seven days, or In possession as any one time. The partridge limit is six birds In any one day. It is unlawful to use shotguns capable of holding more than three shells to hunt or kill any up land game birds, or migratory waterfowl. revert to its old system of a "punt, a pass and a prayer" in an effort in Saturday's game of the week between unbeaten, untied teams. j The punt and pass whipped ; whi(D ... .101 ! iui uivttraitri 11 evn, it in 1 FisSCl ; but now comes a prayer for Mich-1 rarev I igan's 60 minute men four play- tajn lers who endured a full hour of Hartman pounding against Northwestern Handicap land face another uninterrupted: Tniai. isireicn agaiosi wntu may oe ine I in a rtKmnnctralinn Results nf last night's bowling: INDUSTRIAL A LEAGl'E Piggiy wiggiy (i) 133 114 130 .149 .175 .156 164 Welder May Have jCaused Lights The possibility that the flicker I ing blue lights seen by Bend cltl- !for the A's last year. Leovich, ! "iis Sunday night might have Hadlcy, 37, won four and lost six 145 223 165 110 164 156 183 154 109 164 signed by the A's while they train led on the Pacific coast last Febru 348 ary, served with Toronto and In 431 the Interstate league. Manager 555 Connie Mack announced their re 494 lease last night. 375 492 Santa Clara Downs Michigan State Hubert Sherman, Michigan State quarterback. Intercepts a pass thrown by Ken t'aM-nag.i, Rnnta ('lain halfback. In second quarter of a game nt San Francisco, glliw 17 yaitls itefoiv he Is htox-l by I'utui ncga, left, and Les I'ulin. right. Santa Clara took this liilct'scctlonal till, 7 0, to remain tops on the I'm- clllc coast gridiron front. Vok ei Cah-l Oragoa KBND 1140 champion of all the Minnesota B,,nnett powerhouses of modern football gapp history. Fox Pressing need of Coach Fritz Moore Crisler is reserve material. His Rna,,.h 179 141 1S8 142 134 enas, joe Rogers ana Harnn i-Tau-; Handicap 153 mann, wenUthe distance last week i Totals .... '..-.937 end in the latter states were ex- iremeiy vuineraoie. lacKie All come from the electric arc-wi-lding equipment he whs using in work on the North Unit ditch was sug gested last night by Ijv H. Mow-n-y. An employe of Sam Orino, Mowerv exnlaitiift th.-tl he w:ls working until midnight on the I ditch, and that he was using a' 875 940 880 2695 FOOT R Al I RfilFF$ &"nt sP""iRn' s'' his ,lk- ! l-Col (i) rww' OAIL.I. 0Afi.rO When the flocks of geese flew I 490' (Br Unni rr). lover the ciiy, Mowrey said that" 3ti Berkeley, Calif., Oct. 21 Uli ihe turned the spotlight on them! 539 Coach Stub Allison promised to-and watched their activities. I lei 466 day a complete reorganization of .stated that as nearly as he could. Viedn 469 the University of California foot-1 ascertain, there were several 7:00 M Pepal-Cola. ( 130 126 169 133 169 153 880 181 99 182 191 166 153 TONIGHTS I'KOtatAM 5:00 Mutiny on the High Seas 5.13 Chuck Foster t cchestrn 5.25 Trade Time 5:30 News 5:45 Miniature Melody Time 5:50 Sisirt Stories 5:55 Frnnkie Miistern Orchestra i K:fM) Sunset Trio j 6:15 Fairy Talcs 6:30 pyana tlayle. Song Stylist 6:4.1 Ai IVrry HawaliHns 7:00 Jimmy Walsh Oivhestra 7:15 Carol Snider 7.30 House if ivter MaHlivgor 7:45 Two Kings and a ljucen 8:00 Howard Hal low Concert 8:30 Will Osborne Oivhestra 9:00 Number Please 7:30 House of Peter Mactlrogor 7:45 Fashlonalivs 8:00 Puke Klllngtou Orchestra 8:30 Cavalcade of Pl.ima 8:45 Mahlon Merrick String Kniwmlile 9:00 Number please 10:00 Sign Olf British Youth Prisoner After Third Torpedoing .Oyster Fishing Method Changed I Morgan City, La. din - A change ; In the methods used by Ihe French ; sH-aklng oysler fishermen w ho ! make their living oft the roast of ' lmlslana probably would result ' In much longer life for the oyster 'beds. Allied Mead believes. ) Mend, who os-tates two shell 'product comuinles, says that the 'method is simple Ihe iiyslermaii ; .should become a "farmer" Instead i of a "hunter." He explains It this way: Wednesday, October I (Ml orning News VllN BILLIARD MATCHES Philadelphia, Oct. 21 lUiDe ' fending Champion Willie Mosconl ' of Philadelphia and the veteran . Ralph Greenleaf were one match ' to the good today after winning : their openers in the worlds pocket billiard tournament YOU NEED A GOOD UKf Shells For Bird Hunting! Get your birds now , . . but be sure that your equipment is right-. Stop here for the best at lowest prices : See Douthit's Complete Stock of SHOTGUNS RIFLES USED GUNS GUNS TO RENT Everything for the Duck Hunter! Boots Waders Cops Decoys Knives Straps Complete Stock of Shells H Inches let Kcmiiu;Un Peters (Siiper-X DOUTHIT'S 91 J Wll Stroot Phono 51 Football Player Seeks Deferment San Francisco, Oct. 21 Ui The United States circuit court of ap peals today took under advisement the plea of a Gonzaga university football player for draft defer ment. Attorneys for Peter Conners, the grid player, won a preliminary injunction in the Montana federal 108 89 95 114 295 Oreran Kn ni nine nt (2) Wistert and Quarterback George 1 Parker 86 154 147 I Ceithaml also played without re-1 Owens 105 66 I lief and if anything happens to Porter !."11"..1..117 163 leither, Michigan will be in a bad Hubbard ".".......112 182 iway for its shot at Minnesota's Hillis 125 112 I Big Ten championship. (Handicap 295 295 I In contrast, Minnesota appears Totals 840 872 ! to be somewhere near that "three- Shevlin Office ( I) deep description the coaches and Hamilton 102 .scouts love to tell about. The Ryder ..112 Gophers also are well rested after Hill 97 tripping Illinois, 34 to 6, and Pitts- Absentee 145 i burgh, 39 to 0, the last two Satur- Creasy 97 I days. flocks of Ihe noisy visitors. Kenneth Melville is certain the mysterious cloud lights of Sunday night came from electric arc weld 459 ball team. "We'll scrimmage to- 962 2789 day, tomorrow and Thursday and ; pick the best 11 men to start Sat : urday's game against U. S. C," he 387 said. "The bovs are not nlavinc 279 the ball of which they are cap-.'nR on the Norm bnit canal, tor 369 able." I he made an Investigation. He said 389; . I the lights showed up against the 351 Stanford University. Pal . Or! low clouds. 885 21 Stanford university was 848 2660, down to one quarterback today- Handicap Totals . 132 685 140 136 102 145 138 132 793 139 137 129 145 169 132 Elks (1) 165 153 Dow sett Henkle 128 Jensen 132 Hale 106 Absentee 145 Handicap 153 Totals 829 Frankie Albert and it became 381 1 necessary to shift Bob Mitchell 385 1 and Bob Crane from halfback to:B,,',, 3-i ! the key spot. Ray Hammett, sec 435 ! ond string quarter, chipped a bone 404 , in his right leg and is out of ac 396 ! linn for three weeks. Rav Pur. 851 2329 : ham Injured his head and is in the infirmary for observation. Left Hall Ray Forbes is out 17 H.IN KS ( Ol NTKO Redmond, Oct. 21 - Redmond ol)- j servers counted 17 flights of w ild ; over the town Sunday, while an unestimated number! honked overhead throughout the night. ! Representatives of the fish and 7:05 Sunrise Salute 7:15 Morning Greeting 7:30 Wake Up Time 8:00 Pal Club 8:15 Singing S;im 8:30 News K:35 Johnny Marvin 9:00 World liookman 9:05 Pitmars and Olson 9:15 Church In the Wildwood 9:30 Ranch Hoys 9:35 Horace Heldt 9:45 Neighborhood Grocers 10:00 Kb and Zeh 10:15 Johnson Family 10.30 News 10:35 News of Prineville 11:30 Ijidy Alsiut Town IJveriKMil Uli - ToriHMloed Hirer! The fisherman dally wddle out times and now a prisoner In tier- from his lugger, finds a likely k. many- at the age of 17. is the nv- land drops his tongs. He pulls up ord of William Henry Thompson, everything from the nter bed of l.lvci hhiI. but ki-cps only the oysters that It was only a few months ago are marketable. The remainder that he was toris-docd for the Hist "needs," shell and general Irtish time. He cscaix-d from his sinking from the bed he throws back. ship. A few weeks later he was re- ported missing after a naval en gagement In the Mediterranean. Hut he turned up again - this time in the middle east hospital. In time, Mead says, there Is more shell on the bottom than there are oysters. Mead suggests that the oyster man throw hack only the "weds." keeping the shell In Ills boat until wildlife service here said it wasl'l:-" Jimmy Horsey Orchestra the largest flight in years, and ; 12:00 Noonday Varieties. Thompson' parents now have '. he return to the lugger. There, received word from him in a tier-! the shell could he ground Into man prison camp, stating that he i iebhle sle Mild scattered over the had bi-en torM.-docd for the third! area for a home for Ihe young time. .oysters. Sea food expert. Mead says, have pronounced this method the I'OW NOT A tiOOSK M-Ht for Ihe production of flnu Alturns, trul., tk't. 21 Mi When : oysters. farmer Sam Merllnl found two of ! J his steers, killed on Ihe range, hei . . blamed deer hunters, but w hen he j The llinllian government hai found one of his fine milch rows decreed that ImiHirtiil Jute lor I shot yesterday he couldn't believe ; wrapping colton Imles must la lit had been mistaken for a goose,! replaced within a year by mate- us the hunters claimed. rial made from HiuJllan fiber. 135 158 116 145 153 860 147 101 119 109 145 153 Bend-Portland (3) 774 2463 ' ail' IOUII.-U Ul 465 f- .h, c ..,1,1. .....; .L, : the establishment of rest and ncst- 34knee. ah injuries ln ,holng refuges along the great fly J?? S. F. U. game. Pete Kmetovic and ""V" ch, J.. ,h.?Jr?";:? Hank Nordberg, however, will be ready for actn ton Saturday. 331 435 459 Jossy .... Preston Piland .. Whitsett district court against draft board i Lyons . No. 1 of Silver Bow county, Mont., on the plea he should be permitted to finish his college football career. He Intends to play professional football upon graduation "and a football star shines brightest in his senior year," Connors agreed. The draft board appealed the in junction on the grounds Federal Judge James Baldwin was without Jurisdiction in the case and had made a "gross error" In upholding Conners' stand. The player's attorneys argued yesterday the draft board had "ar rived at the cast Iron rule that he is a liberal arts student and there fore shouldn't receive considera tion." "He was never permitted to ap peal to the discretion of the draft board, nor could he ever ask why he shouldn't be given deferment," the defense said. Maxle Baer to Enlist in Navy Denver, Oct. 21 ir Max Baer said yesterday he was following the example of Gene Tunney and joining the navy. Baer, who w ith his manager, An cil Hoffman, was in Denver, said he would confer with Lt. Com. Tunney, athletic director for sail ors, in San Francisco next week. "However, I'm not retiring," Maxic pointed out. He said he wanted to take on Billy Conn next June. Handicap Totals . ...152 125 127 132 126 ....129 791 132 138 188 156 123 129 866 146 155 144 143 141 129 430 418 459 431 390 387 858 2515 Consolidated (I Ernst 121 144 Carlin 179 Hampson 146 Conner 126 F. Nelson 149 Handicap 133 Totals 854 Kvan Fly (2) Acer 174 160 Williams 172 Meister 159 Jerome 163 Absentee 115 Handicap 105 Totals 918 133 156 177 200 133 843 156 135 178 145 105 879 ) 134 139 155 121 124 133 399 451 457 424 473 399 836 2603 521 501 416 181 173 122 168 115 105 900 2697 : Stales. It indicates a great in M W-hi"Twa.fowl.nit rLul. m,K'ri"0ry Corvallis. Oct. 21 UACoach Lon Stiner drilled his Oregon State re serves today to moderate the known Beaver weakness of a shortage of substitutes. He indi cated he planned to make more use of the second stringers against Washington State Saturday than in previous games. Eugene, Oct. 21 npiUniversity of Oregon scheduled light work outs in preparation for Saturday's game at Los Angeles against U. C. L. A. Seatlle, Oct. 21 Oil Fullback Jack Stackpool and Tackle Glen Conlcy were on the bench with In juries at the University of Wash- yjgiington today and It was doubtful 435 if they would start against Stan 315 1 ford next Saturday. Stackpool suf- Coca-Cola (I) Morris 145 136 St. Thomas 101 1T0 Hammond 118 112 Arney 80 100 B. Burgess 120 135 Handicap 212 212 Totals 806 865 Medo-I.and (2) C. Whetston ... 1 18 203 Lindh fered an ankle injury' against U. C. L. A. and Conley was treated for severe lime burns. 13 Enrolled in Driving Class Prineville, Oct. 21 (Special) - In the driving school hiring conducted here by an Instructor from the office of secretary of state, ten Crook county high school students and three adults have enrolled. The class mwls Friday mornings at 8:30 o'clock at the high school and each student provides his own car. Those In the class are Lucille Liikson, Ann Liikson, Marie l'or fily, Hetty Kngstrom, Dorothy Kergner, Shirley Hastings, Harry Cook, Remey Cox, Erma (Jcrvais and James Groner, high school students, and Mrs. Hcrmione Kick er, Mrs. Nellie Davidson, and Mrs. Gracia Fincher. Absentee . R. Thomas S. Blucher . Handicap Totals .... 180 . 115 119 . 183 125 900 129 145 118 161 125 881 Salt Lake City Arrests For Intoxication Increase 161 442 Salt Lake City, Utah (lit Times 145 4161 Moscow, Ida., Oct. 21(111 Coach! are getting better ln Salt Lake 98 358. 'rands Schmidt said today the City, according to police court of fl- 89 269 j University of Idaho Vandals came cials. 140 395 'out of the Utah State game last Cases of over lmbi.ing this year 212 C36 i Saturday with no serious injuries, have increased more than 50 per 845 2516 1 He put his squad through a prac- cent over 1940, led officials to ticc session yesterday In preoara- believe that there is more monev 4fi4 tion for Its next encounter, against earned and consequently more 113 103 145 83 175 123 412 435 320 519 3' Willamette university. 741 2525 Rookie's (3) After this month Argentina will require Importers of fuel to pur chase a ton of corn for fuel for each two tons of coal, or each three tons of fuel or Diesel oil, or each 15 tons of crude oil Imported. Hudson . , 151 Sauter 154 Hilgcrs 131 Rukaveno 168 Gray 160 Handicap 107 Totals 874 178 143 110 188 168 107 894 180 201 101 169 152 107 509 498 345 5Z5 4H0 321 910 2678 Vic's Service Station HM Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST 1036 WH Street Eveninai by Appointment In PktH Ti Urn. PIwm in-M Olflc I Peal Williams . Hurncy ... Mahoney . Scully Handicap 111 . 105 114 165 114 .168 Totals 777 135 130 122 146 110 168 811 101 152 121 158 151 168 317 387 357 469 375 504 851 2439 Watches with second hands were I used for pulse counting by doc i tors as early as the eighteenth century, but did not come into ! routine use until 1S50. Oil burners are more efficient if excess air Is reduced, engineers at Iowa State college declare just Ihe opposite of the usual con sumer belief that Increasing air in the burner saves fuel. 12:20 Songs of the Islands 12:25 Gene Krifpa Orchestra 12:30 News 12:45 Farmers Hour 1:00 Prineville lilt Parade 1:30 Remold Wcrreniath. Ball tone 1:45 Dreamers Trio 2:00 Redmond Ministerial 2:15 Isle of Paradise 2,30 Melodic Moods 3:00 Eyes for America's Future 3:15 Harry Hoi lick Tangoes 3:30 News 3:35 Jay Burnett and His Songs 3:45 Tea Time Tunes 4:00 Matinee Melodies 4:30 Four Notes 4:43 Captain Harry 1. Slgnors Military Hand 5:00 Ruiidlng for Defense 5:05 Neil Bond.shu Orchestra 5:25 Trade Time 5:30 News 5:15 Miniature Melody Time 5:50 SKirls Stories 5:55 Knox Manning 6:00 Gaylnrd Carter al Organ 6:15 Ijmt Empire 6:30 Eddie Duchin Orchestra 6:35 Cousin Elmore 6: 10 Mexican Marimba Band 6:45 Hot Dates in History 7:00 Musical College $io I $2io Pint quart Make a note to try a bottle of Barclay's Private Stock Straight Rye Whiikey. You'll be mighty glad you did. It's only $1.10 a pint and $2.10 a quart ... a roal buy! Mi I'iihiI EE cJttits o mm one a ii liquor bought On Ihe other hand, police offi cials explain the Increase is due , lo a general "clamping down" on i liccr parlors. One of deer said, "Wn used to send the tipplers home or otherwise gel them off Ihe streets, but now we are locking Ihem up." ALLEY OOR SUJgiMI Brooks'Scanlon Quality Pine Lumber Brooks -Scanlon Lumber Company Inc. That's Something, at Least OH. WHA.1 THIS IS A-WFUt-.' YOU DOufT KKIOW WWUEe MY BRAIN WW, YrKl Ml IMSKDL1. , dOKje 6AKES A.UVE, WAULED OFK.AK1 TOOK. It Akl f-MSI UAn Vfl IB UOAILI Utt'H Pt-Y IW CIBCL-ESf HCSJV SHOULD t KWOW VMHECE THEV WASIsl'T KEAOV WHEN TUMBLED OMTp THAT WITCH I 1 THIS IS HA3 YEE BRAIM KNOW INHERE THEV AHEf 1 ' I I I AWFUL.' I HAULED OFK.AK1 TOOK WASIsl'T REAOV WHEN YOU J OH, KIEEH'IA DIVE? 6TUM8LED OWTO J By V. T. HAMLIN . lE DEAD, FOB. I ; " - But LOOK i DO B6LIV my! E V ALl- I.KNJOWV V W MV STARSX OL" tINMV 19 ALL IN " 1 N , v J AT w owe- tecti tekun I V... i L J. j JV. rr,ri t-Mi my Ufa if(ncr rtif! T tro 11 t T Oft M " "' 1 " ' a . v