The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 21, 1945, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Fraley Selects Favored Teams For Week-End By Oscar Fraley (United l'reu Sirt Writer) New York, Nov. 21 & Guilt edged as wildcat stock but sure proof of Barnum's ."There's one born every minute" Fraley's Fol lies or the weekend football "win ners." ' The Kast Columbia over Dartmouth Even little called It. Pitt over Pcnn State-Tipping tepsic. Penn over Cornell Back m their own league. Yale over Princeton Its gonna be a cold winter. Colgate over Brown Poor little Rhode Island. Harvard over Boston U. Crimson-entiles. Holy Cross over Boston College Boy, are they sore. Kings Point over Brooklyn Why start winning now, fellers. The West UCLA over California Gaelic gossip. Southern Cal over Oregon State Big-game buildup. Washington over Washington State A bit too Husky. Colorado College over Colorado A. & M. Q tough state to whip. Denver over Colorado Whit did I tell you. Utah over Utah State It goes there too. The Midwest Indiana over Purdue With tha bucket secondary for the firat time. Michigan over Ohio State But maybe a Buckeye blackeye. Missouri over Kansas Making it a Tiger tiara. Minnesota over Wisconsin TI12 blueplate special. Northwestern over Illinois How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm. Nebraska over Iowa Out of the clouds.- Also: Miami, O., over Cincin nati, Detroit over Wayne, Drake over Wichita and Marquette over St. Louis. The South Notre Dame over Tulane And bet the family Jools. ' Wake Forest over South Caro linaEverybody's doing it. Georgia over Prebyterian Fattening the old average. Alabama over Pensaeola Navy Man the lifeboats. ; ; Auburn over Louisiana Tech Roses are red tech will be blue. Duke over North Carolina The Blue Devils'U do it, how about you? y. ,:- Georgia Tech over Clemson Poetry yet. Also: Tennessee over Ken tucky, Virginia over Maryland, DIAMONDS KEEP YOUR a . BONDS 1- gj for a we'll planned j- fu'mre. 2 A. T. NIEBERGALL Jeweler W Ntit to CpUol Thur PhoiM 14-R WATCHES Attention! TRUCK OWNERS We now 'i have available kvNrt several . . -" Late Model CHEVROLET TRUCK Tho cabs aro fully equipped doors, cusliinons, Now !s tho time lo recondition your truck with a new cab. Investigate! ' Send Garage Co. South ol Postotfica Out Our Way i PUT UP 'JOOR HAWDS AND A r , LINE UP AGAINST THE WAlsL" J 1 r - EVERV BOY IM THIS ROOM.' A I'LL HMD OUT WHO-S.SPREAD- ) l Hal Newhouser Award Winner Mow York. Nov. 21 mi Har Newhouser, whose left-handed : Ditching magic produced 54 De-1 trait victories In two seasons, be came the American league's most valuable player today, the first man to win the award two years consecutively since Jimmy Foxx turned the trick with Philadelphia In l!)33-34. Newhouser, winning by a com fortable margin over his team' mate, Mayo, second baseman Eddie j and Foxx are the only I players ever to be named consec- Newhouser s point total was ex utively in either major league. actly the same as he received last Homo Town Boy 1 VL'ar wnen he edeed out his pitch- The lanky speedball artist, a "B colleague, Paul IDizzy) Trout Hirer home-town boy, conquered ! arm trouble and a lame back to pace Detroit to an American lea gue pennant 1 with 25 vistories, 1 hen give thorfi the world championship-by beating the Chicago Cubs in the seventh game of the VMI over Michigan VPI, Miami Fla., over State, Catawba over Guillord. The Southwest Oklahoma A. & M. over Okla homa Won't wanna see fenimore anymore. 1 ulsa over Arkansas Head to , the storm collar. '; Baylor over S. M. U. Corrallng I the Mustangs. I Rice over T. C. U Peas Por ridge hot. Texas Tech over New Mexico i They're cominc down the stretch. Arkansas Tech over Ouichita And that one stops 'em. (Season's record: 335 right, 71 j wrong).) IMBUES etc. Phone 173 world series. He came back to i . . . i . i r . 1 win iwo series gumus, ruici uemg knocked out ol the box in tne opening game. The 24-year-old veteran received 236 points and nine out of 24 first place ballots from the selection committee of baseball writers. Mayo was named on seven first place ballots, getting 164 points and second baseman George btirn weis of the Yankees, who placed third with 161 points, was the top choice of four writers. Ferris Is Fourth Fourth place went to Dave Ferris, the Boston Red Sox rookie pitching sensation with two first place ballots and 148 points and fifth to George Myatt, Washing- ton Senator iiu'lelder with one top vote and as points. " one Pni Football Briefs (By United Preu) Berkeley, Cal., Nov. 21 mi Guards Dave Shwayder and Ken Gerner were out of the university ol California lineup today with legl in juries but were expected to play "n Saturday's game with UCLA, coach liuck Shaw salil. t ne play ers were hurt during a light scrim mage yesterday. Coivallis, Ore., Nov. 21 (tl'i Their practice field dry for the first time in a week Oregon State's alternate linemen and backs were 1 to receive the attention today of coacn Lon tuner in preparation for the game with the USC Troj ans at Los Angeles Saturday, Eugene, Ore., Nov. 21 iui The Oregon Wcbfoots today looked forward to a Thanksgiving week end layoff before a resumption of heavy practice for the season's final game Dec. 1 with Oregon State. Seattle, Nov. 21 ni'j Coach Ralph Welch planned an intensive workout today for his University of Washington Huskies, who are drilling for the homecoming game against the Washington State col logo Cougars al Pullman Satur day. They will not practice Thanksgiving day. Pullman, Wash., Nov. 21 Ht" -All members ol Washington Stale's team will hp In shape to play in Saturday's game with Washington, WSC coach Phil Sor bno reported today. Rod Giske and Tiny AriKlt wore Improving rapid ly and Diok Ahrams, Bill l.ippln cult and Andy Lazar, although not in top. condition, were expected to he able to play if needed. Cold weather coming! If you aro unlucky, remember FROZEN PIPES THAWED Electric Equipment Phone 593 PLUMBING Standard Plumbing Equipment Repairs a Specialty J. G. Ticknor I.!ir:isr;l number 1107 MIUmiiiKc- IMiwir MW THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21. ByJ.R.Williims Canucks Defeat Portland Team Vancouver, B. C, Nov. 21 (Ut The Vancouver Canucks took a firmer hold on first place in north' em division Pacific coast hockey league standings today after de feating Portland Eagles 8-5 here last night In one of the fastest high-scoring contests of the sea son. Approximately 4,000 spectators saw the Canucks go into the lead early In the first period with fast, hard-checking hockey. The Can adians were never headed throughout the contest. Goalie Fodey of Portland kept the score down with numerous saves as the Canucks were contin ually at the Portland end of the Ice. Clovechuk, Vancouver wing man, was high-scorer with three goals all in tfio first period. ., - San1 Francisco will play Van couver Friday night and then will journey to New Westminster for a game with the Royals on Saturday. It will be the first ap pearance of California team on northern Ice. Buy MgotCoughs fqT7 - PfJf S " I NEIGHBORS M'MSlll I 111 BUY i "Twen,yMe" :; Jmtiimm i Ivy bonds I ad Music" ,; MW KmM m I I by Tho Bend Gleomen j' " I'TL I . of Bend, Oregon "V " ' '1 Al Eriksen, President ; " '. 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