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PAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 21. 1942 Central Oregon Track Teams To Compete Here Warm-Up Meet Set for April 3 at Bend; Eight School Invited Bend high school will be host Friday, April 3, to track teams from Central Oregon hiRh schools in an early season "warm-up" meet. Each school will be permitted three entries in each event. While times and distances are expected to be poor in such an early meet It should do much toward arous-1 inn Interest in track activity in! Central Oregon this year. Invitations have been issued to all Central Oregon schools. Red mond, Dufur, and Sisters have al ready notified Bend school offi cials that they will have teams here for the meet. It is hoped that I'rineville, Madras, Lapine, Gil christ and Culver will also be able to send entrants. One of the purposes of the meet is to give the smaller schools of the area an opportunity to take part. It is usually difficult lor them to field full teams for dual meets. In this meet the outstand ing boys in the smaller schools will have a chance to make names lor themselves. As both Bend and Redmond are shy of veterans, the field is prac tically wide open in nearly all1 events. I Out Our Way PI By J. R. Williams Stanford Meets Three Teams Lead Colorado Five In Fight Tourney -SHE CAUGHT ME COMlW ' OH . IP VOL) ONLY NS BY.' THIS WEEK SHE WANTS PUT THAT MUCH I LESSEE -'-THREE CAKE TIMS 1 THOUGHT INTO I ...VEH, A THREE - LANER CAWE I SOUR SCHOOL AM' THIS 15 THE TAM VOO COOK - WORK --WHAT f ' MEAT LOAF IM...AM' ONE PlE, I V A CAREER. 4 AN TH' CASSEROLE PER 1 - ..guuyy BEANS ER MACARONI SHE'S I r iViiTAVM ' OTT PURTV FOXY- SHE JlS SENPS I 4SV ( '' AA iVsXvH 0 Y BACK TH' PANS SHE WANTS tW , fli . 1 v some more op y P$ IV44 4nd. m w &&is V!7 "t' WHV MOTHERS GET 6KAV , J Sacramento, Cal., March 21 tr Boxers of Washington State col- Western Title Is at Stake; Cards Beat Rice, Kansas Dumped 7wo Bend Skiers Named on I Oregon Team at Sun Valley Gene Gillis and Phil Peoples. I The young Bend skiers received ! Bend junior skiers who placed word by telegram of the honor. ! first and second at the Oregon tiene is the son of Mr. and Mrs. i junior championship tournament Jere Gillis and Phil is the son of , "ideation and head fooirJ , ! at Hoodoo bowl last month, have S. R. Peoples. a Treuuted larv of $10 been rhtuten us momr. nt ihi. Thmi U.-,l,.,l. .,1,1. IMII Cl. 1 " n PUII 0 Salaly OI SlU.I i been chosen as members of the Three Portland- skiers. Bill Sie i Oregon junior team to attend the berts. Ries Stevenson, and Krank Kansas City. March 21 Ui Col- . . . , . , . . , c-ivdii&us .u, .'i .1 1 v; Jose State college were favored " . ' " . ..rir L"L. to capture the team title in the an-. ? n!:Xr ,h n 1 nual Pacific coast intercollegiate. lJ1ft1,,onal boxing championships here to-j1" thp east. Jt7tZZZ2k& ' DTrtmtm77heKNcham ' the semi-final round in last night s :ci,i uj, oa preliminanes while Gona'and do noseX out Kansas 46- each contributed three!44 n sperzxe see-saw tattle, SSLS ,Ti 'T ,ala wcre in the opening round of the plav represented in the finals. loffs last night and Stanford. I tour defending champions still champions ofk thc Pac.ific SXV? ,SgF conference, deefated Rice insti LU";3SV "e of Houston. Tex.. 53 to 47. I . ber, 120, San Jose State, and Byron Hostettler. 127. WSC. Results included: 120 pounds Webber decisioned I Vlnh Khimnff Pnlifnmia ! 127 pounds Hostettler decision- r ed Jack Zappone. Gonzaga. .- 1 4 nAiinil, Tnnv .Yliro Clrn. WSC; Bill Williams, Idaho, de-1 Chicago. March 21 'IP Freddie cisioned Dalton Clark, OSC. , Wolcott of Rice flashed his jack- western state junior champion ship meet at Sun Valley April 3 and 4. Set for Albany North-South League Division to Be Studied by Managers Kilief will be the other members of the five man team chosen to represent Oregon at the Sun Val ley meet. All five members of the Oregon Iram were entered in the Oregon championship tournament at Hoo doo bowl February IB. Gillis and h ' Coach Signs With Maryland Prospect of Lean Years on Coast Prompts Shaughnessy Stanford I'nlverslty, Cal.. Mar. 21 Clark l. Shaughnexsv. pilot of the old Model T, quits his xvst as head footlmll coach at Stanford university today to go to the University of Maryland. Shaughnessy's resignation will lie placed in the hands of the hoard of athletic rontrol, Pr. Kay l.yman Wllliur, chancellor of the university, has announced Stan ford authorities will not hold the veteran coach to his contract, which still has three years to run. Confirmation of ShaughncH sey's resignation came for his son. Clark Jr., who made the announ cement in the Santa Paula Chron icle, of which the youth Is siort.H editor. May Name l-awsoii Appointment of Jim luiwson. All-American end at Stanford in 1!24 and assistant coach there for 15 years, as head coach was un derstood to lie "in the hag." Shaugnessy will leave the Pacif ic coast with a top-hole record. He came to Stanford in 1SM0 after a disastrous season at Chicago, where football wits dropped be cause of lack of enthusiasm. In his first year as pilot of the Indians he brought Stanford the conference title and the Rose Bowl crown, with 10 striaght vic tories. Ueta 10-Year Contract According to Clark Jr.. Shaugh nessy will become Maryland's di- rector of athletics and phvsical coach ,000 a I I year uiuier a nyiir contract, lie I will report at College Park April , 1. I The prospect of lean football I years on the Pacific coast was he ' lleved to have prompted Shaugh nessy to seek other fields. ' "Football coaching for the next few years won't lie much of a Shaughnessy was quoted by Vole, of Ctnlrsl Oregon KBND 1340 Kilocycle! TONIGHT'S l-IUKiUAM his son. "A Job of director of athletics is much safer and much more in tune with the times." jWolcolt Breaks i Hurdle Record A proposal to divide the Oregon state baseball league into two di visions to avoid so much traveling is scheduled to be discussed meeting of Bend, Silverton bany and Eugene team managers at Albany Sunday. Applications for league entry from Klamath Falls and Medford was objected to by some of the representatives because of the dis tances involved. A suggestion for the division Peoples, wearing the colors of the Bend Skyliners, fini.-hed one-two in all three events downhill, slalom and combined champion i ships. Sieberts and Stevenson finished 1 fourth and fifth and Eilief placed i eighth. It was the first time in eight years of Junior competition that! Portland, March 21 lUi The the title had not gone to Portland problem of collegiate athletics un- Conference Heads Meet in Portland skiers. -t0SC Spring Drill lgers f r To Begin Tuesday der war conditions came In-fore officials and coaches of the Pacific Coast conference here today. The coaches will consider waiv ing of the freshman rule In var sity competition, while officials will discuss revision of football schedules to include service teams and the possibility of splitting the conference into two divisions. 5.(10 Bob Crosby Orchestra 5:: News .V4A Your IVIciikc lteKirter .V.'xl Modern Melodies .VM SMirtx Stories i:00 Your ll. S. Navy ti ll) Organ Music ti:30 News Songs of the Islands li:45 Sunset Trio 7:00 Hay Noble Orchestra 7:;ttl Evening Concert 8:00 Ted Flo Kilo Orchestra 8:. 'to Marines 8:45 Edwin Ijp Mar Novachord Trio 9:00 U'fs nance! 10:00 Sign Of f Sunday, March il, 10U 8:00 Songs of the Week 8 15 Mark levant K .10 Assembly of God !l:00 Go.cl Hour !l:.'IO Isle of Paradise ! !: Charlie II. imp 10:00 Alvino Key Orchestra I0::ui Sunday Symphony 11:00 Baptist Church Services 12:00 Howard Barlow Concert ' Orchestra 12:30 Henry King Orchestra 12:45 Rainbow Trio 1:00 Lutheran Hour 1:30 Henry lloi lk k Orchestra 1:45 lU'il Klasseii, Tenor 2:00 Ted Flo Kiln Orchestra 2:15 Marimba Music 2:30 Gospel Gleaners 3 (H) Accordion Solos 3:15 ion Gospel Singers 3:30 Novatones 3:45 Poet of the Ozark 4:00 Glory Pleasanls 'IVlo 4:15 Pcnlccoxtal Mission 4:45 Organ lnterluile 5 :00 Old Fashioned Revival I lour H:0O Worlil's Givatest Music 6:30 Radio Church of the Air 7:00 Songs of Herb Jeffrey 7.15 Edwin 1-e Mar Novachord Trio 7:30 Fretldle Martin Oivhestm 8:00 Sign Of! Monday. March i.t, IN! 7:00 Morning News 7:05 Sum Isc Salute 7 15 Mountainii-rs 7:.'!0 Wake l'p Time 8:00 WorUI Bookman 8:05 Johnny Messner 8:15 Slngin'Sam 8:30 Bulletin News 8:35 Contvrt liquid 8:45 Radio C'liinvh of I he All' 9 15 Hauuiian Mi'inories 9:.'I0 Sons of Pioneei-s 9:35 Ring Crosby 9: 15 NeighlHirliood Graecry Program 10.00 Four Notes 1015 Johnson Family 10:30 lluili tiii News 10:35 News of Prlnevllle 11:30 I.adv About Town I1:.I5 Alveno Key I .' IKI I .nit) and Aimer 12:15 WalU Time 12:20 Song of the Isles 12:25 Music a la Cut fef 12:30 lliillelln News 12:43 Fanner's Hour 1 (Ml Prlnevllle Hit Parade l .'UI Hooks and Authors 1 : 15 'INvo Kings and a Cjueen 3:00 Home Demonstration Agent 2:30 Western Si'ifnade 3:00 Al loialiutt Oivln stra 3:15 Traffic Safety Qulz 3 30 News 3:;i5 Paii-Ameiicaii Melodies 3:45 Tea Time 'nines 4:00 Matinee Melodies 4:30 Howard Harlow 4:45 Fairy Tales 3:00 Chuck Foster 5 25 Fisherman's Preview 5:30 lliillelln News S:45 Your lH'fumo lteporler 5 50 Music ' 5:55 SKirt Stories (I (HI Organ Reveries :I5 Lost Empliv It:. 'ill News (1:35 Anita lloyer II: 15 Five of s Kind 7:00 Library Hour 7:13 I'yiina Gayle 7 .'Ml House of Peter McCrcgor 7:45 Novachoi'tl Trio 8:(MI World's Givalesb Music 8:30 Brighton Young 8:45 Ballad Hunter 9:00 U-t's I lance New sources of Silks spruce for airplane proiadlors must lie locat ed If United States and Britain's nerds arc to b met. OUI rASMIONXU MKVIVAI. Ouilo lUrwlM OU Utmm 4 CmmI VtMcktas HUNII i r. h. s4an 111! HlkrUa Mlll.MMM lMlrilliil 1 ' "Something NEW Is Being Added" To Enable Us To BETTER Serve UNCLE SAM and YOU! Here Tomorrow . . . Two New 29 Passenger Flxible MOTOR COACHES The First of 10 Now Busses to Bo Added To Our Fleet During the Summer Hore, tomorrow, nd fo b put into jervict immtdisto ly to that w may do a botter job in terving your growing nod for matt transportation . . . two now, modern Motor Coachet. FOR MORE ECONOMICAL TRAVEL ... GO Mt. Hood Staaes j Your Troval Hoadquartort Phone 500 Corvallis. March 21 HJ The Oregon State college football team Pacific coast conference and Rose was made with a playoff game be- j Bowl champion, will begin spring tween north and south winners ' practice Tuesday regardless of planned. The setup would be sim- any action taken at the conference ilar to that used by the Pacific meeting in Portland, Coach Lon Coast conference in basketball. IStiner announced today. Under the plan submitted ten- Stiner said he did not know N. W. Redmond 155 pounds Jerry Cohen, Gon- rabbit heels at the field in three zaga, decisioned Jerry Webber, hurdle events at the sixth annual Cal Aggies; Sid Buckley, WSC, Chicago relays to better on world's TKO'd Ray Diedrichsen, San Jose, j record and equal two others. 165 pounds Cunha decisioned j Stealing the spotlight from Cor Ed Reinke. WSC; Chuck Salena, nelius Warmerdam. who broke Gonzaga, TKO'd Stan Smith, San the meet record but failed tobetter Jose; Jack Wills, OSC, decisioned his own world's record in the pole Chase Anderson, Idaho. I vault, Wolcott made a sweep of 175 nnunris T -MM Kin?. ITT. A tho hnrHIo rarrc hnfrtra a r-rrtu-H KO'd Warren Briggs, Idaho; Earl, of 16,000 at the midwest's out-1 tatively at a meeting in Portland 'what players will report next faU j 'on. spent ,h"wcc Atkins, Cal Aggies, decisioned Bill standing track carnival last night. I last Sunday the southern division j but announced that he would drill the home of their would compose Bend. Klamath, 1 each lineman and backfield man Medford ;'and possibly Grants to play every position in the line Pass. The-northern division would 'and backfield tosafeguard against be Silverton. Albany, Eugene and , being caught with inexperienced lorvaius or ieoanon. McFadden, OSC; Spiegelberg de cisioned Raymond Greenwood, California. DIVIDEO BUOOCT PLAN AVAILAB1.C All Active Patterns In Stock! Community Tudor Plate Bogera 1847 Holmes ft Edwards SILVER PLATE A.T. NIEBERGALL JEWELER Nut u Cpitel TfcMtn Phou 148-R FOSTORIA GLASSWARE The lanky Texan established new world's indoor mark in the 40-yard high hurdles when he went over the timbers in five sec onds flat, to break a mark set here in 1939 by Alan lolmich of Wayne university. He equalled his own world s record of b.l seconds the 50-yard high hurdles and 7. seconds in the 60-yard highs. Warmerdam, former Fresno State college, Cal., star, establish ed a new meet record when he won the pole vault with a leap of 15 feet two inches. 5i Denver, Oilers In Finals Again The shoe-bill, a big stork-like bird from Africa, is said to use its huge bill to dig lung-fish out of the mud. ST. PATRICK'S Sponsored by Bend Irish Ladies The Dance of the Year at the Elk's Hall SATURDAY EVENING MARCH 21st Bud Russell and His Orchestra Admission 99 Cents Denver, March 21 IP) The Den ver Legions and the Bartlesville Okla., Oilers meet In the cham pionship game at the national AAU basketball tournament to night to re-enact a drama familiar to both. The Legions last night rammed out a 38 to 31 decision over the Hollywood 20th Centuries, defend ing champions who defeated the Oilers in the semi-finals last year. And the Oilers eliminated Oak land, Cal., Golden Staters, 43-32. Bartk-svlUe Oilers tonight will be seeking to even the titular score with the Legions. Denver beat them for the championship by five points in 1937 and won by three points in 1939. The Oilers triumphed, 39 to 36, in 1940. Bend Skiers in Meet at Hoodoo Four Bend boys will be entered in the grammar school ski tour nament tomorrow at Hoodoo bowl. The boys are Sam and Rowan Brick, Larry Slandifer, and Phil Gillis. I The tournament is sponsored by the Albany ski club. Also at Hoodoo bowl tomorrow is a women's downhill and slalom 1 tournament sponsored by the Associated Women Skiers of San- tiam pass. I Jere Gillis is in charge of the 'tournament, with Olaf Sklersaa, Herb Riley, and Gene Gillis and j Phil Peoples assisting. I Entrants from Portland, Eu- gene, Lebanon, Corvallis, Albany, ' Bend and several other Oregon I cities will be present. starters. He issued a blanket invitation to the 2,500 men at Oregon State to report for the 30-day spring practice. Northwest Redmond, March 21 ISpecial I- Raymond Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Gibson, and Clifford Korsythe. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harland Korsythe. who at tend Laurelwood academy at Ga.s- eek-end visiting at parents. Mr. and Mrs. Krank Nutley were vlsllors In Burns Monday. They returned Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. I). DcLashmutt have moved to the Arthur Wurz w ieler ranch. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Heck and daughter, Audrey, were visitors in Bend Tuesday. Robinson Stops Rubio in Seventh New York, March 21 IIi- Ray "Sugar" Robinson, gave rugged Norman Rubio his lumps last night before 11,274 fans at Madi son Square Garden. The brown-skinned Robinson scored a seventh-round technical kayo over blood-smeared Rubio to : extend his record winning streak i to 118 consecutive amateur andi professional victories. Rubio, a rough, tough mauler i from Albany, N. Y., who never had been knocked off his feet in 44 previous professional battles, hit the deck twice and suffered such a savage battering in the seventh that Referee Arthur Dono van halted the bout. Oi l) SHOE WORKS SOMKTIMK Butte, Mont. UPiJohn Turk be-1 lieves that less drastic measures than the use of fire arms should' lie employed in the dispersal of howling cats. He tried with a shot-1 gun and blew off two fingers. The cats still howled when ho called the doctor. Beavers Blow Four-Run Lead in Ninth to Seals San Jose, Cal., March 21 ljv The Portland Beavers studied pos sible lineup changes today after losing a four-run lead In the ninth inning to lose 7-5 to San Francis co's Seals in an exhibition game yesterday. The Beavers went into the ninth with a 5-1 lead. Bend Abstract Co. Title Iniurance Abstract Walt Peak Phone 174 FOUNTAIN SERVICE J rW-T.', ?Vft? For a real SPRING TONIC HAVE CHARLIE SERVE YOU A GLASS OF BOCK i In This Corner We Have . . Now that spring's officially hore . . . today . . , maybe things will brighton up for the old town of Bend. Wo think everybody could stand a littlo more sunshine . . . it seems to make so much difference. And en Tuesday Bend officially announces Spring Opening . . . our sugges tion: Take timo out and soe what tha merchants havo to of for the folks of Bend tor Spring and Eaitor. Could be that aftor all thore's going to bo baseball for ovoryone this year. Thore's another mooting at Al bany Sunday to thrash tho loague out. There's boon somo good suggestions, but wo still think a leaguo for those horo parti would be a good thing. CARDS BILLARDS MAGAZINES ft LUNCHES SHOWERS Mil .e'er II 11! 1 1 I . o lLJ.li : 7-nirp mni np Appliance j3SSgS , U HAROLD KLINE, Prep. ill! ALLEY OOP Share and Share Alike By V. T. HAMLIN 1-- O EH? WHAT'S THIS?? HOW DARE JCT ZT u.n A 1 f VEH, IT'S ME AGAIM.. ZZ'fW HS" V "THIS f
