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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, DEC. 21, 1945
Bears Expecting
Tough Opposition
CorvalllH and Bend high schools
will mwt tonight In a double
header basketball Rumo on the
local Iloor. The first game be
tween the Corvallls "Bees" and
the Bend Cubs will start promptly
at 7:00, with the main game
scheduled for 8:00. It will be the
Lava Bears' first home Riirac and
their third of the season.
The Corvallls team will rule as
slight favorites, largely because
of height, but local fans are hop
ing the smaller and clever Bears
will overcome this advantage with
their fine ball handling.
"Bee" Aro Favored
The Corvallis "Bees" should
dominate their game with the
Cubs. The majority of the "Bees"
are juniors, while the "Cub" team
is limited to freshmen and sopho
mores. Murel Nehl and Floyd Abrams
will bo the officials in the main
game. School officials announce
that only general admission tick
ets will be sold at the door. Re
served seat sale closed this after
noon at 4:00.
I
Out Our Way
ByJ.R.Willhms
Pasadena Tickets
In Heavy Demand
Pasadena, Calif., Dec. 21 'Ui
Fifteen thousand tickets to the
New Year's day Rose Bowl game
between Alabama and University
of Southern California went on
sale today to football fans who
had been standing in line as long
as 28 hours.
Several hundred early birds
were lined up all night, joking,
playing cards, listening to port
able radios and nibbling light
lunches. Officials said it was the
greatest Rose Bowl ticket rush
in history.
The tickets, half on sale at the
Civic auditorium here and half at
the Coliseum in Los Angeles, were
all that were available to the
public. The remainder of the
Rose Bowl's 92,000 seats were set
aside for alumni of the contesting
schools. The tournament of roses,
students and the press.
Wait In Line
By noon yesterday, a dozen
persons were in line at the civic
auditorium with chairs, lunches
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and blankets, ready for an all-
night vigil.
R. V. Tomlinson. 64. Baltimore,
Md., got in line at 5 a.m. yester
day and was first when the doors
opened at 9 a.m. today. The 28
hour wait was nothing, he said.
Thirty years ago he stood in line
72 hours in Philadelphia to see a
world series game. j
Mrs. Wilbur Jordan, Pasadena, j
joined Tomlinson at 9:30 a.m. Ed-1
ward Fleetwood, Lexinton, Ky., j
was third at 10 a.m., and J. H. j
Peekman, New York, fourth at
10:15 a.m.
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BULLDOZER GETS FISH
Denison, Texas HP' Fish story:
A worker at the Denison da:n
drove his bulldozer into the lake
before filling his radiator with
water. When he dropped the ma
chine's blade into the water to
act as a brake, out flopped a two
pound bass, landing on the bank.
tain's.
Folks this is the last "blast" until
Christmas and that coming on Tuesday
there will be none then sc
I want to take this opportunity to wish
you all a very, very Merry Christmas.
Certainly it will be for many people
in the world, but if all we hear is true
there are several hundred thousand
returned veterans who have missed
getting home due to transportation
facilities. Let's give those boys at least
a thought because it would be really
tough to be that close to home after a
long separation and be held up at this
time of year.
This is one Christmas when the
people of United States can say with
heartfelt thanks peace on earth toward
men of good will.
And I hope none of you have "turkey
hang-overs," or any other kind.
Jack Halbrook.
EUbrook Motors
That
Friendly Dealer
Mercury
Bend and Minnesota
Lincoln
Phone 630
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SATURDAY, DEC. 22, 1945
7:00 News
7:15 Spotlight on Rhythm
7:30 Auctioneer
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7:55 News
8:00 Morning Rhvthms
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12:05 Todays Classifieds
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2:30 A Year Ago Today
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3.00 O. I. Christmas in Tokyo
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4:00 Sinfonletta
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4:55 Central Oregon News
5:00 Les Marcus & News
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5:30 Music
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10:00 Harry James Orchestra .
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All the forest lands in Kentucky
are privately owned
small reservation in Harlan
county.
Taverrimen Win
On Bend Alleys
v ranks' tavern shot 3.000 In
take high series for tin' second
consecutive week, in Independent
league play last night at the llcml
HwivalUm alleys. Hill Oivony
of the tavern team shot high In
dividual total, RS0, as he led hls
mates to a two game victory over
Franks' service, I
In the other matches, Pilot !
llutte Inn won three from the
I lend Recreation team and the
Flks won three from Superior
cafe. 1
It was announced today that
there will he a one week layoff
in Independent league and "two
weeks layoff In Industrial "A" and
"H" leagues over the Christmas
holidays.
A double handicap tournament,
open to all league howlers, has
bvn scheduled for next Thursday j
at S p.m., In place of the regular
Independent league mulches.
Franks' tavern: handicap, 285.
Sparks 531. Cherveny 5S0, Ilouk
5L'!). Redifer 537, Kargman 53S.
Total, 3.000. Franks' service: hand
icap. 3S7. Hall IS3. T. Wells 524.'
tlladwell ISS. II. Wells 452, Han
son 513. Total, 2.SI7. !
Bend Recreation: handicap, 34H.
Norcott 479. Holier -l.'i'.i, Schwab
373, Benson 514. Monlcal 111. To
tal, 2.5S7. Pilot Butte Inn: handi
cap. 3!R). B. Douglass -I.V.1. W.
Douglass 502. Cecil 4S0, Trexlcr
536. Hlucher 47ti. Total, 2.S53. i
Superior cafe: handicap, 255.
Cordon 4S9, P. l.oree 2S5, Mus
grave 152, T. l.oree 4!I9. Crlndle
475. Brown 5-13. Total. 2.73S. Flks:
handicap. 354. Mahonev 4!)!,
Steidl 507. Pilaiui 427, Cundell 51'.),
Wise 565. Total. 2,871. I
Fight Results
(lly United Pr-..)
Baltimore Cecil Hudson, 153,
Los Angeles, outHiiiled Kills
Stewart, 157, Baltimore i int.
Pittsburgh Billy Garrett. 144,
Pittsburgh, stopped Sparky Rey
nolds, 150 (3.
Fall River, Mass Cleve Bailey,
Ills. Philadelphia, outpointed Ted
(Tiger I Lowry, 180, New Bed
ford (10).
BASKETBALL ItKNl'LTS
tBr United 1'rne)
Marshall 50, Maryland 13.
Lehigh 57, Franklin Marshall
38.
Georgia Tech 52. Clemson 38.
'Pittsburgh 67, Bethany 36.
Chicago 55. Dopauw 54.
; Maxwell Field 66, Craig Field
except one 2:.
Illinois 62.
Nebraska 51.
Beloit 82, Carroll 40.
Recaps
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weary nerves for fine foods and needed relaxation.
Dine and Dance
Fried Chicken Dinners
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Non-mark rubber soles, sizes
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Jen-Cel-Lite Jackets - Ski Togs - Sweaters
TOYS Still Dozens of TOYS
Toy .45 Automatic Pistol, shoots wood slugs 2.25
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