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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1942 Notre Dames Mentor Named Coach of Week Out Our Way 4 By J. R. Williams Shutout and AlsabtoMeet ,: New York, Oct. "21 Uli The ihrre-year-old clininplowhlp may be .decided at Jamuttia today when Alaiib and Shutout meet tor the first lime since the lklmoiit slakes last June. The brl rlH in lit uulr of (bitte-yenr- "Sub," lvo trailed Sluituut in the plrk up top AVVIJtu ot 124 1 derby and lU'Utiont Hnii lienl him I.ITMRKHVAHI) 1IKNTUOVKII St.-Helens, Ort. 21 Uli - Aullioil lies today Investlgnted the niigln of a lire which swept through the Copland l-umber coniany's main building here, esuslng damaga es timate? at vam. 'Hie fire. St. Hi lens' eontlleM In recent years, uiitiaiently alarted In an oil tin-. old will pound; an they head a field of eight named fur the $16,000 UhI lant Vox hiiidk-ap over a mile und five furlong's route.; ' Shutout, ttlth twu victories over Alsuli, can "look up" the three year iild crown Jl lie uuiruns (he In the 1'ivuknesa, will clinch at Iriwt a lie for the title If he wins. liiiwnireu's rugged son of Kqulpotfte will haw Leon "lluiUly" Haas, veteran western hooter. In the saddle, while Alsab will again Ik' entrusted to clever youiig Oil- SatKiih star Hiiiiln tinliiy. The1 roll Illi'i mull. i age room. PAGE TWO 28-0 Victory Over Iowa Seahawks Wins Award For Edward McKeever New York, Oct. 21 U" A man with a (tow Texas drawl addressed the Notre Dame football squad in lt diessing room before last Saturday' game against the Iowa Sen hawks. What he said in his heart-to-heart pep talk is a secret but what his boys did after hearing him is gridiron history. Their 28 to 0 victory over the supposedly in vincible Scahawks won for the man the United Tress coach of the week award. His name is Edward Clark Tim othy McKeever and he wants it understood that he is only one of five men In the Notre Dame pic ture. Modest to a point and a little embarrassed by all the praise be stowed upon him for the Irish successes against Stanford and I the Cadets, he said: Credit Leahy ' "I'm very appreciative ttt the congratulations directed to me, but people seem to forget that .Frank Leahy is the man who pre pared this team." McKeever, the backfield coach, took over when Leahy, the head mentor, had to go to a hospital! for treatment. Before that timei the Irish, regarded as one of the I nation's powerhouses in pre-sea-j son forecasts, had been tied by Wisconsin and beaten by Georgia Tech. A native of San Antonio, Tex., McKeever is 32, married and the let her of twin , daughters born while he was enroute to the sugar bowl with the Boston college loot lull team in 1940. He is the ath letic type S feet, 10 inches tall, weighs 178 pounds and has brown, wavy hair. He has a dynamic personality. Loaves Notre Iiame (l'SiWUE STILL.' DON'T IMOVE A HORSE - ik-SsiSsSi 1 WILL NEVER STEP OM -JLJ V2"" V A PROSTRATE FORM J ' ' 1 r I T. lire U WIT. wr. Veen ,: lv im MWTCt. wc BORKi THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON AO- ' Dodgers Remain Without Manager Bowling Notes Cruz Wins Bout iFrom Leo Turner Piggly Wig-Ely was Ijigh in In- Portland, Oct. 21 tn Costello dustrial A league bowling at the Cruz. Santa Rarhara. Cnlif mlH. t JSJVrX nieM dleweight. punched out a 10-round New York. Oct. 21 IP-The post I mcn fook two ou, of ,hrp gamt main event decision here last of general manager df the Brook- j from Superior ca fe. i night over Leo ( the Lion ) Turner, lyn Dodgers remained open today I Gales, of the Superior ream, had , Portland Negro. but the presence of Branch Rickey mK" wxnviaual tnree-game score Cruz began to draw away from for a reported "show-down" Con-iIO!L",eevenm. - ference indicated today that the scores. St. Louis Cardinals' executive had ' PepsKola the inside track for the job. Blakeslee 108 117 Rickey arrived here last night Baer 134 by plane from St. Louis and. while Sutherland 135 Me played high school football !Tcf using to comment on the Moore 151 under Jack Meagher, former I D o d g e r 's position, admitted he : Pease 114 Nbtre Dame star now coaching at I planned to sever relations with Handicap .......235 Auburn, at St. Edward's prep tne cardinals. . - school, Austin. Tex. He matricu- "I've heard the report about the Totals...- 867 864 917 lated at Notre Dame in 1930 and Brooklyn offer, of course," Rickey won freshman numerals. In the said, "but I can not discuss it." Medo-Land Creamery fall of 1931 he went out for var- Asked whether he planned to Lay 165141 132 sitv football and when he founfl! leave St. Louis. Rickey said: Potts 113 158 himself fifth string fullback he "Very definitely. I'm leaving S.Weichman . 117 decided to go to Rice, where! I've said that before. 4 hate to go, 'Sellers 80 Meagher then was coaching. though, they're a great bunch of Blucher 17 He arrived too late to enroll, boys ana u s a great lown lor nanaicap i however, and journeyed on to i baseball. They are a freat sport- 113 117 140 142 235 133 l.5 192 199 107 105. 1H8 153 149 235 117 122 111 235 199 Texas Tech where he played in 1932-33-34 tinder - Pete Cawthon. Ii his three years the team won 30 out of 35 games. After graduating he remained at Tech as a member of the coach-ii.-g staff for four seasons. During the summer of ' 1938. Leahy lec tured at Tech and met McKeever. McKeever made such a strong im pression on him that when Leahy was named head coach at Boston college in 1939 he selected ing people.' Cronin to Enter Wartime Service Totals . . 851 953 916 2720 PlgglyWlggly 142 179 124 165 Keever as his backfield coach. When Leahy switched to Notre Dame he took McKeever with him. Hudson 203 Greene 167 Fox 129 Hartman 180 Boston, Oct. 21 hp Manager Grindle 17 180 Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox , Handicap .. 189 189 snia loaay mai acceptance w an i ofter to manage one of the Redj Totals.... 1045 979 934 2958 Cross overseas recreation clubs i Mo-' satisfies an "urge to do something 1 Superior Cafe 180 173 107 127 158 189 !his rugged opponent In the fifth i round and several times Turner was on the verge of dreamland. 332 The game colored boy weathered 352 ; an that Cruz could offer, how 420 1 ever, and managed to keep it 444, fairly even for the first half of 405 the fight. 705;. Cruz weighed 158; Turnes 157. ! Al Spina, one-time feather- 2648 weight champion In the Pacific (northwest, celebrated his return j to the ring after an absence -of 4 seven years this time as a welterweight -by hammering fTout a six-round decision over 326 , KrJihti TVihnll 1 nm Inonlx Other results: i Bobby Ross, Amarillo, Tex.. -1,78, decisioned Zeb Smith, Portlamt 173, in six Tounds. Young Nationalists. fVwtlancl. 129; drew with Lefty Smith.' Fort 604 597 52S; e X" -" f"ii Oi in nui nniinia. Liuniai inin, urwitun, iiia.( 360 472 515 567 160, knocked out Kid Thomley, ' Portland, 161, in three rounds. - - - V to help ever since the war! Brown ..214 started." Foster 145 First big league' manager to Carter 156 volunteer for war duty, Cronin Piland 156 For four straight years teams revealed that he will return to Gales 207 he coached have Dlaved in bowl ! this country to pilot his club dur- Handicap . 80 games lexas Teen ui tne sun "'s as " war service -win bowl in 1938 and the cotton bowl I oi.ly be temporary. The Sox men in 1939 and Boston college in the tor has two years remaining under 141 147 164 164 184 80 159 181 163 168 235 80 514 473: 483 ; 488' 626' 240 cotton bowl in 1940 and the sugar bowl in 1941, Buy National Defense Bonds Now the second of two five-year con tracts with owner Tom YawKey. Though your years be countless as the stars, 0 Emir, you shall never hear better advice on whiskey thorn "The very best buy s the whiskey that's dry ...Paul ionesl" From th Onr Sayings tf tta PatfiontsCaMl Jones 35 A PINT 2.55 A QT. BOURBON OR KYI A hlmd tt straight whiskies 00 prj. Fnmljert Distilleries, Inc., LttitvMe & Baltimore. FEATHERWEIGHT WINS New Haven, Conn., Oct. 21 "IP Totals 958 880 986 2824 Ninth Service Command Chalky Wright, world feather- champion from Los Angeles, ' scored a technical knockout over Henry Casquez of Puerto Rico after 17 seconds of the.-eighth! round last night in a scheduled Krcjci .. 10-round bout fought before a 'Fowler crowd of 4,000. .j Benson Rice .... Norcott 154 Woods .. 165 McBride 145 Kinnan 108 Loree : 150 Handicap 159 180 146 158 115 116 159 145 122 120 112 217 159 479 1 433 433i 335 483 477! Totals 881 874 875 2630 end fluUrtin ...201 187 122 141 173 126 129 148 112 169 145 143 152 103 147 169 533 3911 422! 424, 377, 507 HEADS WOMEN GOLFERS ! Wolf 118 Portland, Oct. 21 "lit Mrs. W. Handicap 169 H. Cravatt of the Columbia-Edge-i 1 water Country club assumed du- Totals 924 871 859 2654; ties as president of the Oregon Women's Golf -association- today. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Vok W Caafeal Oragaa KBND Kfceydai TONIGHTS PROGRAM 5:00 Alvino Rey Orchestra 5:30 News 5:45 Your Defense Reporter 5:50 Gene Krupa Orchestra 5:55 Sport Yarns 6:00 Treasury Star Parade 6:15 Stars Over Hollywood 6:30 Mahlon Merrick Strings . 6:45 Bend Works for Victory 7:00 Bible Study 7:15 Galla Rini, Accordion 7:30 House of Petor McGregor 7:45 Jan Garber Orchestra 8:00 World's Greatest Music 8:30 Talking Drums 8:45 Alexander Kiroloff .9:00 Let's Dance 9:30 Northwest Neighbors Thursday, October 23, 1913 7:00 Sunrise Salute - 7:15 Mountaineers ' 7:30 News 7:35 Wake (Jp Time 8:00 Earl Towner Orchestra 8:15 Maxine Conrad and Ivan Dltmars 8:30 Chuck- Foster Orchestra 9:00 News 9:15 Al Perry . . , -9:30 Sons of Pioneers 9:a5 Main Street Varieties 10:00 Allen Roth Orchestra 10:15 Organ Treasures 10:20 Bill Wlrges Orchestra ' 10:30 News ' 10:35 Redmond Victory Marpl) 11:30 Lady About. Town 11:35 Bob Crosby Orchestra 11:55 Central Oregon Bulletin Board ., 12:00 Lum-andAbner ! 12:15 Music a la Carter .i 12:30 News i 12:45 Farmers Hour 1:00 Musical Potpourri 1-30 Concert Hall of the Air 2:00 Gospel Hour 2:15 Mahlon Merrick Group 2:30 Johnny Messner Orchestra 2:45 Western Serenade 3:00 Gilbert & Sullivan Music 3:15 Tune Tabloid 3:30 News 3:35 Pan-American Melodies 3:45 Tea Time Tunes 4.00 Matinee Melodies 4:30 Telephone Treasures 5:00 Stanley Kenton Orchestra 5:30 News 5:45 Your Defense Reporter 5:50 Harry James Orchestra 5:55 Sport Yarns 6:00 Organ Reveries 6:15 Larry Stewart" ' 6:30 Duke Ellington 6:45 U. S. 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