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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21, 1942
imgton
Turns Tables on
0. S. C. Beavers
Second Game of Series
Won by Huskies, 43-38;
Beck Scores 14 Points
CorvaJU. Jan. 21 IW-The Uni
veralty o Washington's Huskies
evened (nines up last nlRlit by de
feating Orefion State collrno -I3-
38 in a close basketball game here.
In the first half, Washington
took six-point lead, but by halt
time Oregon State was in front
1913. The Huskies passed the
Heavers again in the second half,
but two baskets by Heck and one
by Vnlontl in the last minute cut
the Washington lead down to live.
Heck was high lor Oregon State
with 14 points, while Lincth and
Cilmur made ten each for the
Huskies. '
Washington made 16 baskets
out of !S3 chances. Oregon State
accounted for 14 out of 41.
The box:
U. of W. (43)
Lindh. I
Dalthorp, f
Cilmur, c
Morris, g
Kord, g
Leask. f
Uilbertson, g ...
, Totals
u
. 2
. 0
. 4
ft
6
0
2
0
0
0
3
11
3
2
3
16
Fg
0
2
4
1
5
2
0
14
Plluso.
OSC (381
Dement, f
Hall, f ....
Mandic, c
Valenti, g
Beck, g
Mulder, I ..
McNutt. g
Totals
Pi
?
31
1
0(
2,
4 .
Officials Leute,
Free throws missed Washing
ton: GUmur, OSC Mandic 2,
B?ck
Half time: OSC 19; Washing
ton 15.
Mothers are the least well-fed j
members of the low income fam-'cific
ily, Canadian nutritionists report,
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THE AIR. RAID .
i ,
Willamette
Downs Pacific U.
Salem, Jan. 21 U Willamette
university todav had its first
Northwest conference basketball
triumph of the year on the record
alter a thrilling 4 to 4b wm over
j - acuic university in iwo ovenime .
periods here last night.
The score was knotted at 3S-all
at the end of the regular playing
time. Each five sank a free throw
and a field goal to tie it up at 41-
41 at the end of the first overtime
period, bcore at tne nail was la to
12 In favor of Pacific. Reed, Pa-
forward, topped scorers with
a handsome 20 points.
Huffel
Phone 26
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1
Bowling Notes
s "re. ,
2(527, in industrial "B" league com-'
petition on the Eend Recreation
alleys last night, in a game with
the Waldorf team. Scores of last
night s games
Bend Bulletin
Wolf
Fowler
Rice
Benson
125
150 151
158 127
143 101
176 110
125!
151
108
139
144
145
205
j-,)
Simonis
Penland 108
Hartley
Handicap 133 167
503 ;
Total 85 770 912 254
Railroad Team
iC. Richards .. 135 121
i Lawrence 139 125
Currie 124 122
Hill r.. 145 130
i Taylor 135 168
162
146
116
136
115
Handicap 172 172
Total 850 838
172
51t;
847 2535
Oregon Mutual Life
Ager 136 123 151 410
Parks 166 136 123 425
Raiche 137 99 136 372
! B. Douglas .... 152 11 148 41)6
. W. Douglas ... 158 158 152 468
I Handicap ..... 109 109 109 327
Total 858 818 819 2598
.Mission Service
Cary 152 137 174
Whitney 1.54 147 124
Cundell 172 157 115
463
425
433
349
422
330
Fletcher 98 141
111
Kremers 118 180 124
Handicap 110 110 110
Total 804 862 757 2422
Hall Street Service
Ooodfellow .... 122 128 1 16 396
Munkers 124 130 101 355
Henry 99 110- 106 315
Sprague 119 108 124 351
Majors 107 135 130 372
Handicap 162 162 162 486
Total 733 773 769 2275
State Patrol
Will bowl later.
Stilwells
! Anderson 153 136 133 422
Ernst 168 168
iNettleton 155 172 327
i Ness 129 143 138 410
!w. Rice 112 105 125 342
; Wood 117 148 203 498
Handicap 113 160 160 460
j Total 852 847 931 2627 .
Waldorf
Nelson 161 195 124 480 1
! Allen 120 150 136 406 1
Normand 103 177 126 406.
Ryan 128 113 143 387
Mayer 156 118 106 380 1
Handicap ...... 168 168 168 504 :
I Total 836 921 805 2563
Chamaco and
Hoppe Hold Lead
! Chicago, Jan. 21 'll"ChampIon
Willie Hoppe, New York, and Joe
Chamaco, Mexico City, stayed in
front of the field in the world's
championship three cushion bil
liard tournament today, each with
five wins in six cue battles.
Wclker Cochran, Sun Francisco,
slipped from the top bracket yes
terday when he was stricken with
ptomaine poisoning and retired in
a match with Otto Reisflt, Phila
delphia. The game will be con
tinued on Cochran's recovery. ,
SONS WIN
Portland, Jan. 21 Oii Southern
Oregon Collegn of Education beat
Albany college 67-31 in a one-sided
basketball game here last night,
peters of the Sons led scoring
with 30 points, while Cardiff of
Albany had 10.
HEMORRHOIDS (Piles)
HERNIA-FISSURE-FISTULA
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California Squad
Turnouts Small
IVrkeley. Cal , Jan. 21 HP-Base-
ivill and trark tiii-mmf m iho
j versity of California are half (he
I8' - "" f former years but coaches!
()i mnp snnn imv ('vnm&tuxi '
optimism over the material.
Coaches Clint Evans of the
baseball teams and Brutus Hamll
ton of the track squad said (hey
3y3 had "lots of good material" f ol
244 lowing yesterday's signup. Evans
431 ! reported 34 men reported for var
52 i sit' baseball and 20 for the fresh
14 i men team. Baseball workouts be-
gin Friday
The track call brought out 47
...,.. ...... I .... .. . m , .... v.
418 men. including . Harold Davis.
4 10 ' "world's fastest human" and A.
3o2A. IT. spring champion: Grover
4HKlemmer. world's 40-meter title
4lg holder, and Capt. Ouinn Smith.
last season s captain and pole
vaulter. Practice started today.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Mj United I'nmt t
Hood River 28. Oregon City 19.
Dallas 36. Willumina 33.
Cottage Grove 32. Tlgard 29.
Beaverton 31, Ncwbcrg 28.
' Silverton 37. Canby 28.
St. Helens 32. Scappoose 32. 1
University ( Eugene t 49, Leban
on 15.
Tillamook 27. HilUboro 25.
Molalla 35, Eslacada 14.
Miluaukie 34, Gresham 19.
Woodland 47, Mill Plain 12.
Mount Angel 30, Cenlral Cath
olic 28. V) '
The United States can count on
enough coal of all grades to last
; 3.000 years.
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Lapine Defeats
Cubs 58 to 30
Coach Phil Craft's high gcartMl
l.iipinr basket shooters met Couch
Clauile Conk's Cubs here last
night, feinted In a slow start, then
spurted ahead to win from the
Cubs 5S to 30. The mid-week game
was a practice affair for each of
the trams, and the ctiaches took
opiHirtunity of trying out practic
ally their entire miliaria. Karller
in the season. It will be recalled,
the l-apine varsity defeated Bend's
varsity In a hard - fought, close
game.
In the preliminary contest last
night, the Bend Junior high team :
Mil from the I -apt no varsity re-1
si-rvcs :h to 25 In the thriller of
the evening. Ability to convert I
free throws was largely resxinsi-1
hie for the Junlur high victory.
Two of the Lupine reserves were
benched on pcronuls. and the Jun
ior hoopmcn took udvantage of
the live shots to add to the lti'
points amassed through field
goals. Haupt, Perry, lialvln, Fer
guson and Murphy started for the
Junior high team, and Kachuy.
Mlltenburger, Posey, K. Carpenter
and Sumpter were in the Lapine
reserve sturling lineup.
In the main event of the eve-!
ning, the Uiplne varsity started in ,
slow motion, probably to fool the;
Bend defense, then quickly shift
ed into. high gear to roll up a half
time score of 35 to 10. In the sec- j
ond half, the Cubs, although deli- j
mtely playing out of their cIhki. '
refused to quit and amassed 20
points to 23 for the visitors. 1
Burgess, Lapine forward, was
high scorer of the evening, his
toul being 18 points. The lineups: '
lupine 1 58 1 P is. Bend Cubs 1 30 '
Murgcss 118) . r. Kines 141 !
Marr (151 . F Hawes 1
Majnarich (111 C Smead (2)
Carpenter (10) C Powell (41 !
Ferns (21 ... U Wallan 12) !
Substitutes: lupine, Mlltenberg-
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si'll, losy. Bend, Brogan, Smith '
I2. Neff. Reynolds, Wood tl0,j
Voose, Thalman I2.
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