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Y PAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21. W41 Ballard Equals Meet Record Devereaux' Mark of Lat Year Matched; Team Places Third Firs! place in the htfih school di vision of the 11th running o( the I1IU Military academy cross coun try meet Wednesday afternoon in Portland was won by Bend's Lay ton Ballard, who not only nosed out the Pacific northwest's best in terscholastlc hill and dale pacers, but tied the former record of 10:32, to equal Leon Devereaux' record established last year. Ballard lost a shoe three-quarters of a mile from the finish, but kept right on moving to win the event. Although Bend won first place In this division of the an nual cross-country run, the Bears lacked sufficient reserve strength to earn a team victory. The team championship was won by Wash ington high, of Portland, although the Portland team did not place among the first few finishers. The well-balanced Washington team won with 107 points. Benson nosed out Bend for second place in the team standings, 123 to 126. Other prep scores were: Lincoln, H9; Molalla, 152; Can- hv. 1M; Pfimiwiw ITt- &Atovn 173: West Linn. ISO; Hill, 2S5, and Roosevelt. 346. Bill Ludwig, oneiWI ' u" of the Bear runners, was among 1 1 Ix T c X the first runners to cover thei'n UfflTT Icil Rocky butte course. It was Jack Stanford University. Cal., Nov. Boiler, of Lincoln, Portland, who finished second to Ballard. Art Cole, St. Helens, was third. Last year. Bend not only set a new time for the inter-scholastic competition, but won the meet, as Devereaux, Ballard and a nice Albert suffers from a nasal ob group of backer uppers crossed struction. lack of natural teeth the line ahead of a huge field of and of all things Oat feet, runners. Devereaux and roost of , Kmetovic has a broken nose and the other Bend runners of last , lacks his own teeth, year were lost through gradua- Albert lost his front teeth in tion, leaving the heavy work to ; the UCLA game early in the sea Ballard. ' son. Coach Claude Cook took 11 run- i ners to Portland for the competi- D , t tion, leaving here Tuesday. In the rOrtlflnQ rflCGi senior division were Ballard, Lud- ... , , wig. Ives, Sullivan , Fagg. Berrl- PaCITIC Lutheran gan and Moore. In the junior divi-1 . . , . , , sion were Anderson. Ballantyne.! Portand. Nov. 21 ctff-A special Woods and Allan. ' n'n ,ae Portland university In the intercollegiate division of totfa. 1 TaIco"?a ,( the cross-country run, the Vandals night for tne Pac"ic Lutheran of Idaho were again winners, for E8- the fifth consecutive time. The Encouraped by their 374) drub laaho team count of 19 was a rec- of Oomaga here last Sunday, ord. The previous low was 22. set Coach Matty Mathews" squad had by Idaho last year I hoPes ' snapping the Lutes' Stanford edged out Oregon 1mwlnn.inR ,re,ak.-. ,. . State and the University of Port-!- ThlTUots fk a Ught workout land in a three-way fight for see-! J,e8te.rday- 1 ond. The Cards had 70. Oreeon . " State T2 and Portland 74. Individual honors went to Vic tor Drygail, of Idaho. The Idaho harriers took five out of the first seven places in the college com petition. Football Scores HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL The Dalles 40, Pendleton 0. Everett (Wash.) 28, Salem 0. Albany 7, Eugene 0. Cottage Grove 13, Junction City 0. Ashland 32, Roseburg 7. Tillamook 34. Dallas 6. Amity 13. Arlington 12. Sandy 18, Canby 0. Newport 7, Toledo 6. . Vomonia 35, Springfield 14. Newberg 33, Sherwood 7. Franklin 0, Grant 0 (both Port land). THURSDAY FOOTBALL (Ujr Uniud irwi Denver 27, Colorado 0. Wyoming 0, Colorado Mines 0. New Mexico Military 68, Pan handle A. & M. 12. Silver City Teachers 13, Eastern New Mexico 6. Arizona State 26, Fresno St4e 7. Willamette 28, Whitman 0. Linfield 0, Fort Stevens 0. Virginia 28, North Carolina 7. Western Reserve 26, Case 6. Georgetown 7, Manhattan 0. Wake Forest 42, George Wash ington 0. Xavier 33, Providence 0. SLEEPING JUNIOR SKIS $1.35 to $2.75 LAMINATED SKIS, $19.95. SKI BOOTS, $9.95 Ladies' or Men's SKATES Junior SHOE SKATES . ..$6.95 ..$3.50 FOR "HIM" or "HER" USE OUR LAY AW AY EVANS FLY W. OVID EVANS, Manager Sooth Entrance Highway No. 97 Out Our Way filllllllllllll ( k!l!HTABW MV,VNHlT ABIS J I DIFFERENCE IKJ BOVS.' Y CMFFE15EWCE IKJ VJOMEKl.' l GOUDIE CABRIES A y MIS MA JW2CO'LV TEUti I I ill"' t'OMB AMD SOEa BNJE-V; HIM HE DOW'T WEAK. I Mi i ll ' ' HEADED--SOU WEAP A HAT OJZ HE'S TOO ; A HAT BECAUSE SOU' PC. LAZV TO BE TlfPplM IT ) I I I'll 1 1 V TOO LAZY TO KEEP J , TO WOMEKJ AM' . JllM'1 VOUCHAIH COMBED,' J1A HUNTIKj" FBK IT.' 'MsWj N itiHlllfl'X i t jpy' : T C:J C4-a Catl 1 21 t(F Quarterback Frankie Al bert. Halfback Pete Kmetovic and Guard Jack Francis of the Stan ford football team, have "flunk ed" their draft physical examina- i tions. it was learned today. Bowling Notes Prineville, Nov. 21 (Spedall The bowling standings for the Ochoco bowling league thi. week are: I w. McClain's Maid-Rite 20 Ericksons 15 Pine Mouldings 15 Ted s Kids J4 Pine Products 14 Union Oil . 14 I Ochoco Lumber 13 Ochoco Inn 13 Standard Oil 03 Brick's Reds 9 Freightwavs 3 High School 1 L. 4 9 9 10 Important lor both former mid Redmond, Nov. 21 Redmond ! dleweight kings, since it officially Cafe took all three games from launches their campaigns for the Garrison's insurance last week to retain their leadership in the Red' mond A league. O. K. Barbers won two, lost one to Intermountain Motors, keeping second place. All B league teams retained the same position on the league ladder. A league standings: W. Redmond Cafe 17 O. K. Barber 14 Intermountain Motor 10 Western Auto 9 Garrison's Insurance 7 Redmond Motor 6 B league standings: Five Aces 17 Shell Oil 13 Consolidated Freight -.10 Frank's Service 8 Smith's Insurance 7 Deschutes Grain & Feed .... 6 It's The "Sporting" Thing to Do! Give that man or boy sporting goods for Christmas. They'll love 'em and use 'em. Our stocks are most complete. Buy now! BAGS .$5.95 $85.00 ' AIR MATTRESSES $8.95 Fishing Rods $1.00 to $94.00 Fishing Reels 50c to $34.95 Hunting Coats ...$3.95 to $14.95 PICNIC SET $7.45 PLAN FOR XMAS! COMPANY Phone 815-J MV, VWHUT Fl KBND Vote of Central Oregon TOMGHTS PROGRAM 5:00 Building for Defense 5:05 Gray Gordon 5:25 Trade Time 5:30 Bulletin News 5:45 Miniature Melody Time 5:50 Sport Stories 5:55 Guy Lombardo 6:00 Gen. Fuqua's War Cast 6:15 Lost Empire 6:30 Sunset Trio 7:00 Peggy and the Boys 7:15 Buccaneers 7:30 House of Peter McGregor 7:45 Ted Steele 8:00 Fred Nagel 8:30 Cavalcade of Drama 8:45 Will Osborne 9:00 Number Please Saturday, November 22, UM1 7:00 Morning News 7:05 Sunrise Salute 7:15 Morning Greeting 7:30 Wake Up Time 8.00 The Pal Club 8:15 Victor Arden Popular Orch. 8:30 Bulletin News 8:35 Cal Shrum and His Rhythm Rangers Hosfak to Fight In Garden Tonight New York. aNov. 21 itP Al Hostak, Seattle's blond bomber, will be unveiled at last in Madison 10 1 Square Garden tonight, with an jj Cient Ken Overlin an important 11 participant In the ceremony . U I Hostak, who never fought eist 15 1 of Cleveland, is slated for 10 21 1 rounds with the ex sailor of Wash 23 , ington, D. C. The bout is ultra- , iigm-neavyweigni crown. Overlin, though 31, is favored at 8-5 to ruin Hostak's eastern debut because of his cleverness and rue gedness. Also because his 25-year-old opponent has had a see saw career due to brittle hands. Hand injuries have contributed to at least three important defeats suffered by the Seattle Czech since he wrested the middleweight crown (National Boxing associa tion brand) from Freddie Steel on a first-round knockout in July, 1938. Had tonight's bout been staged 4 ! 18 months ago it would have 7 : drawn more than SI 50.000 out- 11 doors, bringing together the N. B. 12 ' A. ruler and Overlin, who was rec 14 j ognized as champion in New York 15 1 and affiliated states. Because of reverses suffered by both since : then, it will be lucky to gross $25,000. Overlin won the New York state then lost it to Billy Soose on diadem by licking Ceferino Gracia in May, 1940. He held it' a year; May 9. Meanwhile, Hostak after tak ing the N. B. A. crown from Steele lost it to Veteran Solly Grieger of Brooklyn on a decision, and 1 then re-captured It from Krieger Ion a knockout. Hostak invaded Chicago in January, 1940, and : dropped a non-title decision to I Tony Zale. Six months later Zale took the crown at Seattle by knocking Al out in the 13th. Hos- tak tried to get it back at Chicago last May 28, but Zale knocked him out in the second round alter i flooring him eight times. TEAMS TIE Astoria, Nov. 21 (Itf Linfield : college and Fort Stevens battled ; four quarters to a scoreless tie on a muddy field here yesterday. A 'small Thanksgiving day crowd . witnessed the clash. ! Transportation costs and stor age space for bottled soft drinks can be cut In half by redesigning bottles to fit closely in vertical racks. By J. R. Williams 1340 Kilocycle! 9:00 World Bookman 9:05 Freddie Nagel 9:30 Ranch Boys 9:35 Novachord 9:45 Melody Mart 10:00 Lest We Forget 10:15 Organ Treasures 10:20 Thomas L. 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The Guillen Gophers face the high-scoring Badgers of Wiscon sin in a contest which can give them their aevoud straight west ern conference crown and Ntretch their victory string to 17 consecu tive triumphs. Duke meets Noiih Carol ln State In a game expected to settle matters In the southern conference and produce the Kluo IVvils as a top bowl eligibk'. While they, aren't running for any sectional title, the Irish of Notre Dame will oppose Southern California ill a bid for their first undefeated season since 1U30 the year the late Kiuite Kockne came up with his last and probably greatest eleven. Although the Irish are suffering from many In juries, the Trojans have been beaten four limes. They ant the most Important events on the national card but at several other points of the coun try fans will turn out for contests equally engrossing. 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