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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1945)
THF BFND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, DEC. ?1, 1945 PAGE THREE Additional Sports St. Mary s Gaels' Story Of Triumph Reads Like Novel Today's Sport Parade My IIImIUhI i'r Mill U'cmhI HiKiru Wrller) Kim Kl'iilliiiM'ii, Dir. 21 Mil -Ijilc , ( 'lit )hI rtifiH Kill hukki'hIIiiiih: ! iir .lliinny I'Ih'Iiiii iiml IiIh Suifiir Howl SI. Mniy'H '(illci!c 'Curb On Lofty Players Studied Jack Solomons Is Called Threat Sun I'liiiclsin, liv. HI ill'i- A "niKii In ili-lii's" iituiy 1 Mill i ji-i nlily iii'vcr lirtulo him Imm-ii i'iUiill. ril (in lint trliliriiii Ii.IU tin. inliii .l limv SI. M.iry'K ;,-U (mIIiiim'iI "' ","v,,r V,"""', m",",'I,I!',!L ,"" , . .. , . ... . 1 . ' iiiurli lii my lllii uh I illil In I Into llii- Ni'W urli-nns N.'W Yearn ,, , ,.v,. Irurni-d tn.iif iilmiil the ily Siikiii' Hml hkhIiimI iwi'ii1 niniir," I'Ih'Iiiii Mild ill 1 tic I'liil nf Hiliiliiiinii A. mill M. I he season. Ili'iili'li In cvi'iy llll Ihi.y pliiyt-tl , Ki'hiiIIn Am JiiKiil ilin Ini: lu l l, wIhmi iln-y ki'l runl Wlnil In- li-nriii-il hi' itit lull) hill unliiK "fur Ihi' Invr nf Urn ii,-,.- ml year, with xlmillilK I'' fiiinr," Ihi' Ciii'Ih nuiii' hack In hiiIih. One of tltr IhlnRH he I'.i-iri In niiiuii' Ni'vt'ii, lust- linn iininil out wiih that 17-yi'iii-olilH, If mill win nivlaiiii iin Ihi- llni'M nrlM Klvrii i I k- i p-i' hi-ih of plnyx, t'lihi'inhli' In ihi' wi'M anil ilraw nuiii liohl llii'lr own minium iiiii- (lai'lH look up iinolliiT Iloimhihi lad hy Ihi' naini' of AIk Diiiu' I'lavllIU wllh St. I.oiiIk liiuli m-linol IhlN yi'lir in Hip InIiiiiiI Iraf'iio,' Ni-w York, Dec. 2 MI'i- BiiKkiM liuiiK ciiIIpi KmI 101 points for a ; hall toai hi'H, Iii-hIIiiiiI about "com new jiri'p ncoiIiik ri'conl. IpWIiiK with liuiiium and Ualley Thin KiiipimHcd ihe inaikH wl ' 'r 'he Hi-wn and ciKhi rool l hv nii'Hi'iit Cai.ln. Ili'rniini Wi.iin. iinls." may have found their an- meyer, who counted (Ml points In1 wer today In li-Klnlillon prewired i,,. l)y lrJin's.AljinlJe plane from l!M!s; mid Charles (Spike) Cor- y oaen urure kihki- hi ukiu- j.n(,.n, emphasized that Wood delro, who till pnyillil for 54 lii'homu. , , , , , cock is a much better flchl'T I mux hud 15 touchdowns: n cnanman o inn , ,nn waH T0(nrr,y Karr of Wales, Ihe ilrlii'Hl howl plum pohsllilii fur II western lliiiwoiili-iemv lout lull li'lllll. The war lime Mmy u( the Caeln l.ue.ely Is liulll around ei nliil .llui I'lii'lan, Ihelr (iilel(. willed Irish l oarh, uhii ill., lilnl I tuil If the lin w.inleil In play foolhall ilur Ini: liuslilnies. he would suing iiluiii: wllh lliem. l-iiuflmll I'nwer In pie war Mays Ihe Carls ill ways weie a fiiulhall mwer. 'Mien Ihe navy moved III and tuuk over iiiusi ul Hie rainpiih: 'I he enroll' ineil al SI, Mary's dwindled to around Hill sluilenu lint the mor "Kii Mi.k still filled a lixithall ham. Ills lill.'l out fit won a couple, Ries Radio Sales & Service 120 Oregon Phono 801 Doalorj In Packard-Boll PhonOcords and Radios Gilfiilin Radios Philco Car Radios Records Accessories Repair Service on oil mnkei of radios ,olc. dropped five; In l!IH Ihe leuni loi.t all five "amen on Ihe scheilule, i Ilul Ihe hoys sllll eiijuyod pluyliu! I niiiilnsl Ihe "lill! names" In Ihnl I'i.im vice so Jimmy lei them. ! mid 11 conversions and aver.i;ed' 'oiomiuee oi ini.' im in nun iwum'i- i ll points per Kami? .... """ -" Kor Ihe Pacific coast conference ' H"-tiueled early this year to In faculiy memherK.-ii liaison of. vesicate possibilities of eurblnK fleer who would be available to h" 'l"'nlnatlon pi the Kame by help out the press when it Is after '"" has made an strale.hl news stories at conf,.,.-Intensive study of the problem. ence si'sslons. Al the recent meet- ... .J?'" y, im here m.....,I,...s of thn wi.lih,,,1 . ' RlRhl now Ihe name Is KolnK press wen' as popular us the' seven year Itch - a situation which drew some nasty cracks In the local sheets. They Intimat ed that the only lime the eolli'Kes were Interested in newspaper men was when publicity was sought1 lor football Karnes, I From Coindr. Hilly Kelnhaii, now out of the navy- some talent 1 .lii . . .K ., "V . 1 lhp """"I- half moon flKUre while lutorln the fleet c ly lilue-. W ,K.K,n ,n ,hf. ml,Jt,. 0f the ackels Some Isiys, for Instance, i frt.e throw lane, three feet from to match KdKur (S'clal Delivery I ; tr)e bottom of the circle. It would Jones, C harley O'Kourke, Wll run to two points at the end of Dadlo, Hrulser Klnard, Andy the court, totally embracing that I mini. Sieve Ju.wlk, and last but natch of nffi.nsiv n.rrii,. are the only sopho.' ""' Claude (liuddy) Youiik. ally worked with high scoring ; Klarttnu eleven -all' ''",r president Clarence (I'ants) results by the huge centers. No iwiwimio oi i no i-acmc const leu l player would be allowed In the Ktie--a few umpires that at least! territory for mare than three know the rules of Ihe game. He seconds. has a good start for lMfl wllh I Or, an alternate plan would ZIKy Sears and (possibly) Ioniflnd two 45 degree lines marked Warneke. from the edge of the free throw Kor San Francisco hay ureal lane Just three feet from the clr football fans-a nice, shiny halflcle's bottom to the end of the dollar to he used only for tosslnc court New York, Dec. 21 HI''-Jack Solomons, visit Ini; Hi ilish box iiiK piomotei, declared today that I'.ruie Woodcock of K.nejand is a "di'llnite threat" to the world heavyweight championship I hat lie might beat either Joe Louis or challanger lillly Conn. Solomons, who arrived yester lure men. So lie lined up a husky band of kids Just out of high school and a lew discharged war veterans. Among these was Herman Wede llieyer, the boy who developed Into everybody's All-American, a iiadi uplc lineal hack, from Hon olulu, who had played will) the lill.'l Irani. A brilliant Urlcrhaek, Dennis O'Connor, was u holdover from the wtnlrss lit-ll club. He and Wedcmeyer mores on Ihe slartlng (he rest are freshmen. I'luyer Imported A scat hack, Charles (Spike) Cordelro, also was Imported from Honolulu. A husky hunch of dur able youngsters was rounded up from California high schools for the forward wall. : For this club I'lii'lan devcloH'd !a wldc'iiien brand of offensive , ball designed to ltke advantage of 1 the kills' fK'ed. ! Under the guidance of quarter ; bark O'Connor; with Ihe running of Cordelro and the passing, run ' ning and kicking of Wedcmeyer, Ihe system paid big dividends. ' (iiHiil Drawing Card ! The (iaels were the finest draw ing card In the west. They played to :i!H),iMMI fans as they U-at: Cali fornia. liO-l.'l. In the opener; Slock Ion artiiv romtniindoH 1111.0! Uni versity of Nevada 39-0: Amos' ' Aluno Stagg's college of Pacific, (II I); Mi-Li-lliin field fliers. 5H0; University of Southern California I the Hose Howl team), 2fi-0: Fres no State, M2 0; and then lost the final to UCLA 137. In the last 10 seconds of the season. 'Hie odds are reorU'd 31 against the Cacls In their Sugar Itowl bailie against the Oklahoma A. and M. outfit. Hut if western ers have learned one thing about tool ball this year. It Is this: "Never sell St. Mary's college Calloplng Gaels short!" Ihe wrong way," he said. "Some center who Is seven-feet nine or eight feet will come along and then what will happen? My plan will curb Ihelr scoring power, al though these big fellows sllll will, be able to control most rebounds and Jump balls." Drake's plan to bo offered to the association, calls for a half circle marked off on each end of "It would keep the big guys out of their favorite territory," Drake said, "they'd have to be better shots to work outside of the area, and there would be more empa sis on ball-handling, mauncd-out II tk In liMi,lii uihl,.li l.w.fl.,.ll n "I' ...... tl Iwt'.IMIil Ktlllll- to attend In 19-lli. As things now stand it's this way: California, University of San Francisco, Stan ford, St. Mary's and Santa Clara among the major colleges: the na tional and American pro leagues pl"ys and team Sliced, -all planning to promote games 'he Sooner coach added that In Oils area. the suggestion would not be a For Pacific coast Ice hockey disadvantage to teams which, re league fans - hockey rink build-' ly on 'he zone defenses because lugs in which people sitting out-,,u,y still could have their zone side the front row still can see'mt'n ,n ,he usual spots. the games. For University of California a football coach who can win games even If he doesn't have any material. (HUD CKKKMIOItNS Baton Kouge. lj, Uli Two Louisiana State footballers were really greenhorns at the start of the season. Guard Herd Miller had never played the game before and iiillback Joe liarius played only - I.) minutes in lour years in high school. Bulletin Classifieds bring results Baker Elk Season Order Rescinded Baker, Ore., Dec. 21 iliThe four-day open season on Elk or dered by the state game commis sion from Dec. 28 to 31 was re scinded today by the commislon due to numerous objections from residents of Uaker county. Previously the game commis sion had received requests for the open season because elk were reported damaging ranchers hay stacks. who gave luis such close opposition in 1!7. title Terse Words Tell Of Sea Operation State Democrats Flailed By Erwin 1 Portland, Ore, Dee. 21 HI' ; Warren F.rwin, demoeialle mem ber of the slale legislature and one-time candidate for congie-is, ', today flailed Ihe democratic stale leadership for failing to put democrats in congress. Ho also predicted that Harold : K. Slassen, former governor of Minnesota, would he Ihe "man to . beat" in the If MR national el"-- I tlons. i F.rwin labeled the recent demo cratic nominating assembly in Salern a "disappointing affair." In an address before the Willa mette Democratic Society. Inc., F.rwin declared the party lcadc;s had known lor weeks "what wis going to happen" and said ".s'imc- ,.n uhr.iil.1 lis. hl:irr..1" for liin New York, Dee. 21 Hi'-Three, ..,,..,, ou, nw,.ssarv brief radio messages intercepted 250 voters required to nominate by the air seu rescue office of Ihe Bruce Spaulding, Salem attorney, i astern sea frontier today told as the party candidate for eon- a dramatic story of a successful gressman irom tne first district. race for life at sea. It began early yesterday when Ihe 7,007-ton Frederick Victory.1 with 1,652 troops aboard, radioed Irom a point west of the Azores that a soldier aboard needed an immediate throat operation. "Seriously ill soldier aboard. Possibly Ludwig's angina. No diphtheria present. Advise if quail- fled surgeon aboard. We are army troopship," read the message, ad dressed to the north Atlantic patrol. U.S.S. Knoxville, a coast guard weather ship, sent the next message. ICeport Is hlmple It was a simple report that she had transferred Surgeon Lt. Brodsky to the Frederick Victory "by breeches buoy in heavy seas, ' and was standing by. That was at 4:05 p.m. Less than four hours later, tne Knoxville radioed that the doctor was back on board, and that he reported the operation a success "We are resuming our station, ' the message concluded. "The Frederick Victory is proceeding to New York." According to physicians, Lud wlg'r angina is a severe throat infection which may be caused by an abscess or a swelling. Either must be removed Immediately. Identity of the soldier was not revealed. Brodsky was believed to be a member of the Boston, Mass., public health service. " The Frederick Victory is due in Nw York Dec. 24. native New Engenders were eli gible for membership. The society still treasurers "The P.ox" a heavy, leather cov ered, brass-studded box once used an the society's bank. 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