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-THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2 1", 1945
Oregon Hoopmen
Regain Lead in
Basketball Race
Eugene, Feb. 21 (titThe Uni
versity of Oregon basketeers ram-
bled to a 56-45 victory over the
University .of Idaho yandals here
Jaat flight and by virtue rf the
triumph Regained ;the (top -berth
in the northern division stand
The Ducks now lead Oregon
State .Beavers .by a half-game
margin and itop the Washington
State third-place team ;by a full
game. Another victory .over the
iVandals In a second .battle here
tonight would hoist the Oregon
crew another half -game over their
Idle rivals. ...
Umt flight's battle was a tight
affair for .exactly eignt minutes
but after .that the Ducks hit their
stride and roiled to an easy vie
tnrv. .
iQregon took an opening 7-2 lead
but the Vandals .came .-back .with
three rapid-fire field goals y
Tyne, Carbaugh and Overholfer
to grac- an-e-,1 margin.
-Oregon fukett Lead
Captain iBob Hamilton of the
Ducks then uncorked a long push
shot to make it 9-8 for Oregon
but Overholfer scored from the
gift line a minute .latqr to knot
the count at 9-9.
When Hays .scored jfor Oregon
to make it 11-9, that was the end
of any tightness to the ball game
as the Ducks threw their mile-a-
minute offense into high gear and
rolled up a 34-jz lead witn two
minutes to go In the first half.
Idaho counted seven in those two
minutes and the midpoint count
was 34-19.
The closest the visiting Vandals
got In the second half was 50-42
near tne end or me game as me
Oregon team, using resorves free
ly held their opponents at safe
distance throuehout.
The chances for Oregon's Dick
Wllklns to crack the northern di
vision scoring record virtually
vanished as the rangy Duck for
ward was held to five points.
Hamilton Big Gun
Captain Bob Hamilton was the
big gun in the important Oregon
victory with 17 points while Tyne
led Idaho with 14.
The Score
Idaho i'O FT PF TP
O'Connor, f 13 4 5
Overholfer. t - 3 2 1 8
Taylor, c ,. 2
Carbaugh, ,g 2
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By Buford Summers
(United Praw Staff Correvponiltnt)
- Portland. Ore.. Feb. 21 U1
'Boy, how she rolls 'em!"
Thoy were speaking of Miss
Mary Jean Malott of Chippewa
Falls, Wis., and thoy weren't
speaking of her clgarcts or her
nylons. They were speaking ox
her logs.
The pretty, 24-ycar-oid Mary
Jean .does 'her log rolling In a
mill pond, and lor that reason
some editors may -care to regard
It as an Industrial enterprise and
put her story on the business
page. But in the wire service.
whenever a shapely girl like Mary
Jean wears a bathing suit it's a
sports item.
They call Miss Malott's type of
log rolling birling, to differentiate
itjtrorri what goes on in congress.
So-then, Miss Malott Is the world
champion in birling, won in 1938
when she defeated Olivia Winers'
Total
Oregon
Wllklns, f ...
Smith, f 0
Hays, c 6
Hamilton, g ...a 8
Bartelp, g 2
Allen, f .. 0
Berg, f 3
Stamper, .c 0
Wright, g . 0
Hoffine, g ..... 2
.17 11 13 45
FG FT PF TP
.. 1 11 5
0
2
1
4
.0
2
0
.0
0
Total 23 10 16 56
Free throws missed: Idaho
Overholfer, 2; Carbaugh, 3; Tyne,
1; Oregon Wllklns, 2; Hays, 3;
Hamilton, 1.
Officials Emll Piluso and Paul
Warren.
EUGENE WINS AGAIN
Eugene, Feb. 21 Mi The Eu
gene high school basketball squad
extended one of the longest win
streaks In Oregon hoop history
last night by scoring an easy 48-33
Victory over Cottage Grove.-,
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sound like wrestling.) Again in
1941 she defeated Bette Berkley
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Aside from her championship,
Miss Malott has an accomplish
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performed. Without use of a pole,
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athwart a log.
Miss Mallot achieves 'her -victories
in contests by the stop and
go method. She -either spins -the
log so fust the other contestant
cannot tag .along, or she leaps
into the air and comes down upon
the rotating log, her .calked shoes
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Names Ring Stars
Font Lewis, Wash., Feb. 20 IIR
The all-star basketball teams for
the ninth snrvicc command, north
ern district, were announced to
day by officials of the division
tournament .held last week.
The entire Fort Lewis Warrior
team, which captured the tourna
ment crown, was included in tne
first and second all-star rosters.
The first tqam:
Pfe. Gall UlshoD, Jit, .r.'ort wwis,
formqr' Washington State college
star and all-Amorican in 1933-34.
Set. Cliff Hcskett, Lf. Ephratn,
Wash., - army air ,base, lormer
all-Ohio conference Mar.
.8 USC Gridmen
Get Commissions
Los Angeles, Feb. 21 llPi Eight
University of Southern California
football players, including stars of
the Trojans' 25 to a Rose bowl
victory over Tennessee, .today held
naval -and marine corps commis
sions. '
The players, all of whom are
due to report for active duty with
in a few days, are Capt. Jim
Hardy, Don Hardy, John Ferraro,
Wlllard Wall, George Callahan,
Ben' Schlegel and Ernie Wilson,
all commissioned 4s ensigns, and
Russ Antics, commissioned a
marine lieutenant.
FIGHT RESULTS
(By United Prow)
Los Angeles Hindu Fleet, 196,
Watts, Cal., Decisioned Johnny
Haynes, 220, Buffalo, N. Y. (6).
SSgt..John GuJJekson, C. Ftftj
Lewis, formerly of Virginia Jun
ior college. ,
Sgt. Wendell Christensen, Rg,
MoCaw general hospital, Walla
Walla, Wash., all state in Utah
high schools.
Pfc. Ken Suesens, Lg, Fort
Lewis, former all-pro star of the
Sheboygan, Wise, Redskins.
Teams participating in the di
vision tournament were Fort
Lewis, Ephrata, McCaw, Barnes
hospital In Vancouver, Wash.;
29th engineers, Portland, Ore.;
Mulligan general hospital, Ta
coma, Wash., and Camp Jordan,
Seattle.
New York (Broadway Arena)
nFreddle Archer, 147 Newark,
N. J outpointed Sidney Miller,
155, Detroit (8). ; :(
Hartford, Conn. Johnhy Ces-
ario, 138, Hartford, Conn., stopped
Baby .Sims, 141, New York ,(1), :
New Bedford, Mass. Johnhy
Cool, 136, -Worcester, Mass., out
pointed Benny Singleton, 137,
Waterbury, Conn. (10).
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Joey Haddad, 144, Patcrson, N. J.
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un their xetriilar season's slay In
a two-game aeries 4o be played
on -the local cAurt Friday and Sat
urday nighty ; , ;
The Frldajy nlghf game will be
considered as Jvedtnond's home
game. The .ticket sales, eating
and management .will be under
Redmond direction. All the north
section of seats on the main floor
will be reserved for Redmond stu
dents and fans that evening.
Saturday night's game will be
the last home game for the Bears.
Regular season tickets will be
honored and reserved seat tickets
will be on sale.
Close Game Expected
The two games should be two
of the .best to be played on the
local floor with the outcome rated
a toss-up. Victors over the Bears
by a three-point margin in tne
two previous games played, the
Panthers sunered a setback at
the hands of the Prinevllle Cow
boys last week-end. The Bears
seem -to be recovering from their
slump although tney spnt a hard
fought series with Albany.
The .series -will have an impor
tant bearing on -the race for the
Central Oregon league title. Red
mond seems to be out oi the race
on the basis of its two week
end losses to Prineville the
league leaders. The Bears would
have .to .win both games to even
tie tne lowoovs. This latter pos
sibility seems quite remote since
the Panthers already hold two
non-league .wins .over the local
team.
Cougars to Face '.
Tough Opposition
Seattle, Feb. 21 (IB The Wash
ington State Cougars, eager to
tie up the lead for the northern
division Pacific coast conference
title, will find a stumbling block
in their series with the University
of Washington Huskies this week
The Cougars face two games
with Washington and another
final pair with Idaho before they
can fcount their chances for the
league crown. The Cougars
tnumped over the Huskies in a
Pullman, Wash., series, but op
position will be stiff er in this
week's series. .
Coach Hec Edmundson and Bill
Vandenberg and Don McMillan
may not be in the starting lineup
for the Huskies, due to their at
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Cal., last night at Olympic audi
torium. Jackson, an Inglewood, Cal.,
boy, won cheers from the crowd
with his slugging attack on the
bobbing and weaving Mexican
fighter. It was Jackson's second
trip into a main event after a
spectacular rise from the pre
liminary ranks.
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Western Front Third J
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line and arivnnrvs
miles; wholesale German
renders reported.
Pacific U. S. marines raid
ward second of two mivrl
fields in Iwo island: JamJJ
sistance Increases in lastT
in southern Manila. 1
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