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PAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1946 Spartan Quint falls Before Bend Attack Bend's high-geared Lava Boars, definitely off form for the eve ning but still able to stage their customary whirlwind I i n i s h, eliminated a Corvallis load in the final minutes of play here last night in a Big Six league battle to nose out the Spartans 41 to 39. It was a finish that again brought the capacity crowd to its feet as the Boars successfully struggled to maintain their load against a team that topped the Bond boys in height, with one lad. Boh Ed wards, towering rafterward 6 feet S Inches. However, the Spartans did not have the service of the veteran Edwards, center, in the final min utes ol play. He' loft the floor when an official emphatically ruled that the lanky lad had roughed Phil Gillis. Bond center. That appeared to be the turning OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WILLIAMS : VrVC NO.' I KEFLhrfc tO I VV(l.L,KMte UP l,!V BUILD AMV MORE I AND Lt,T ME FILL Kt V HORIZONTAL. FENCE ) I LIP THE CMJ1CT0- ; FrT,"v AT NIoHT.' V THERE'S A PRAFT 1 ,. ' lN THfc VLULV" l . ll; til Li ' --. 'Hi -1- - . --litv. nLJ I Z''' 111 O.WNlLUM THE PEP .m.-,.-... VolMOf Central Oregon -KBND- 130 i Kllocyclei Affiliated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System loos providing the opposition. Last night's lineups: N (39) OrrattU F (Vi M-.ILwi I lOt Dunn . (Si Srholl C (U Satvi-M.n altis. Turnia. TilWr, SultitulHms : C tlimhtt, (71. Tailor Ofliralft: Homer I'&inun. rrfrm?: How ard Kroir. umtnrv. Dr. J. S. ttrahlman. timer. Bnd (II) Maudlin I' ; 0. M.u.il.n c fn,.... v.. .. .... ..... XoOM (II at that ume. woefully poor in ! sh.-rt..id is their markmanship, were trail ing. Bears Catch Vp Well along in the final quar ter. Bend caught up with the Spartans, surging into a 34 to 34 tie. Dick Maudlin made a basket to shove the Bears into the lead, and after that they were never headed, as the clock ticked off the final 4's minutes of play. With Bend leading 36 to 34, Dick Maudlin missed two free tosses, then, in an effort to quiet the teams, officials called time out, with about 3 ' minutes left in the game. When play was resumed, Frank Hughes. Spartan substi tute forward -whose break-away plays occasionally befuddled the Bears, shot at the basket, but missed. Bend lost the ball, re gained possession and missed a snot. Lorvauis was awaraea iwoi-ru t-.t.u : i u..i ' , , , , j lilt 111111 llldll IS latrill llUKim U.... ,n free throws and Salveson made di i ?i , Marman (3) one good, cutting down the Bondith r-j " Sturza (6 Four Bend Skiers On 0. S. C. Team By P. H. Hosnier. Jr. I Member U.S.C. Ski Team I When Oregon State college I ap5?i sends its first five-man ski team since 1941 down the snowy slopes at the inter-collegiate and Pacific coast conference ski meets. Bond will be well represented. The reason: Four of the five men are from this city. The four are Phil Peoples, Sam Peoples, Sterling Panther Quintet Beats John Day Redmond, Doc. 21 (Special) The Panther basketball team chalked up an impressive win over the John Day five here last night by a score of 44 to IS in a game that gave the Redmond team a chance to use all of its plavers. Bill Short, guard was high scorer for Redmond, while Mitchell and Van Loren led the John Day team with eight points ON THI A-ru , WITH lnim A 50 voice choir will offer an Inspiring selection of rare Christ mas carols as they share the spot light with a unique Christmas story on "A Brighter Tomorrow," tomorrow evening 7:00 to 7:30 on KBND, Mutual-Don Lee. At 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. the Christmas music of the choir L, of the First Methodist church. tonight at 8:lH) p.m.. the broad cast ol tlu basketball game. Mad j ras vs. Bond from the Bond high g.vn. ! Tuesday morning, tho 24th. 10:45 to 11:00, KBND will broad cast from the stage of the Tower theater during portion of the Christmas show. Wittwer (3) lead to 36 to 33. A foul was call ed on Jim Dunn, tall Corvallis forward, and Sheffold made the point good. Toole added a bas ket, and Bend was out ahead, 39 to 35. With 1 minute and 15 seconds left to play, Toole took a pass;1? a, mm jni n in- ,i . i.,..in .h, eludes jumping, downhill, slalom, ed Bend's scoring. However, the nd crosscountry -Hughes will be bpartans were still in the game, t Tonight Redmond will plhy the Burns team here. On December 2(i, 27 and 28 the Panthers will be at The Dalles to participate in an invitational tournament. Lineup Given Lineups last night: Redmond 44 Pos. John nay 18 F (Si Mitchell F (2) McKenna C Willey r. ISIl Van Uron i Short (151 C Crawfnrrl - The first meet on schedule is Substitutions: Hammack (2, the National inter-collegiate ski penning (2i. Whitaker (2), Grif meet at Sun valley on Dec. 2S,'fjn ,41 n.irnn (4). nonahue 121. 29, 30 and 31. Such colleges as ounnsr smros- Minnesota, Dartmouth, Iowa and i Redmond . 8 26 31 11 Stanford will send competitors j jonn Day 6 8 1218 lu (lie luui-ndji iiictt, w nun ill- 5:30 Lud Gludskln 5:45 Sundown Serenade 6:00 Henry King 6:15 Waltz Time 6:30 Moot The Press 7:00 News 7:15 Ron Perrv 7:30 Red Ryder 8:00 Bond High Basketball Game 9:00 News 9:15 Bend High Basketball Game 9:30 Sonny Dunham 9:45 Alfred Wohl 10:00 Chicago Theatre of the Air 11:00 Sign Off McGarvey and Jim McGarvey. , ... ...,., Tho fifih man Is TaVorn Hnok.K VCincr H) the only boy on the Oregon State i team to eater all four.. . - ... Bruins Favored By Shift in Odds L Los Angeles, Dec. 21 tP --Rof with onlv seconds lMr: nn the i clock. Elusive Hughes dropped in!. The. .Tost f the institution's hask-ot and as iho timr was schedule is tentative, but so far signalling the end of the game. I as known, it will include meets bowl odds shifted today to make Tavlor. a substitute scored two in the PCC with University or the LCLA Bruins six point fa Doints to brine the count tn 3D ! Washington. Washington State, i vorites over Illinois, largely be- to 4L I Oregon and Idaho. Another big . cause of halfback Cal Rossi's sen- Spartans Are Tall affair which has not definitely The height of Edwards and . been scheduled is the big ski car Dunn gave the Spartans a defi-1 nival at Reno, Nevada, sometime nite advantage over the Bears, in March. with the visitors commanding sational scrimmage play Bruin hopes rose yesterday when halfback Orv Hatcher was unexpectedly given the doctor's okay to work out Monday and tnen ten wnen it was learned that tackle Wes Mathews had rein- jured his side. Jerry Shipkey was kept out of scrimmage but will drill Monday. the backboard most of the eve-1 A-, cLTn C a o ning. However, it was not a tall! VYaSningTOn OJQje boy, but diminutive Jerry Toole. I D - J.- Mrtn nA of Bend who garnered high point i Bea 15 IVIOnTand honors for the evening a total Missoula. Mont.. Deo. 21 (IP of 15. Bill Sheffold, who scored ' Washington State college, tired 'The Illinois team will arrive in 16 points against Marshfield, was : from a Rocky mountain basket-! Los Angeles Monday. definitely off in last night's game, i ball junket, still had enough ' emerging with onlv one field eoal power left to roll over the Uni-1 SALKM TEAM WINS and a free toss. The Maudlin : versity of Montana, 60 to 49, last Salem, Ore., Dec. 21 (in The brothers, Dick and Lowell, divid-; night. The two teams play again Salem Trailblazers came up from ed family honors, each getting j tonight. behind in a blazing finish in the nine points. The squads fought on even 1 last quarter last night to edge the In the preliminary game, the terms until late in the first pe-1 Seattle Blue Devils, 62-60, in a Pa Corvallis Sparbabes defeated the ' riod, when the Cougars pulled cific coast professional basketball Bend Cubs 36 to 26. Tonight on i ahead to take a 34 to 26 halftime. league game, the Bend floor, the Bears will ; lead. Bob Svendson and Bob El-1 The win was the second straight swing back into Central Oregon . liott shared scoring honors for 'for the Salem team over the action, with the Madras Buffa-1 WSC w ith 10 points apiece. 1 Puget Sound club. Sl'XnAY, OKC. 2i. 1916 S:0O Dr. Talbot & Choir 8:30 Voice of Prophecy 9:00 Pilgrim Hour 9:30 Lutheran Hour 10:00 News 10.15 Commander Scott 10:30 Don Baker 10:45 Modes Moderne 11:00 First Baptist Church , 12:00 News 12:15 Canary Pet Show 12:30 Crimes of Carelessness 1:00 House of Mystery 1:30 True Detective Mysteries 2:00 The Shadow 2:30 Quick As A Flash 3:00 Those Wehsters ' ' 3:30 Nick Carter 4:00 Flowers for Happiest Hap penings ; 4:15 Silver Strings ' 4:30 Ave Maria Hour 5:00 Christmas Fables for Mod erns ' 1 JL r.5:?S-Cecil Brown' ' a:ju special investigator s:4S George Putman 6:00 Exploring The Unknown b:30 Double Or Nothing 7:00 A Brighter Tomorrow 7:30 What's The Name Of That Song? 8:00 First Methodist Church 8:30 Jergens Journal 8:45 Rave Presents Sheila Gra ham 9:00 News 9:15 Rex Miller 9:30 Showers of Blessing 10:00 Old Fashioned Revival. Hour ; 11:00 Sign Off 3:00Toll Your Neighbor 2:15 - John J. 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V . xJ' Bend Burner Oil Service Leo Cox, Your Oil Man Phone 1242 MONDAY, IIEC. 23, 1916 6:3013-10 Club 7:00 News 7:15 Rise & Shine 7:30 Spotlight On Rhythm 7:45 Morning Melodies ; 7:55 News ( 8:00 Morning Roundup 8:15 News 8:30 Bill Harrington 8:45 Richard Maxwell 9:00 Notes at Nine , ' 9:15 Bulletin Board 9:20 The Mainliners 9:30 Designs For Better Living :. Master singers 9:45 By Popular Demand 10:00 News 10:15 Chuck Foster 10:30 U. S. Marine Christmas 10:45-Bill Gwlnn Show 11:00 Man About Town 11:05 Rumba Band 11:10 News 11:15 Anson Weeks 11:30 Queen For A Day 12:00 The Broadway Syncopa tors 12:05 Today's Classifieds 12:10 Sports Yarns 12:15 Frankie Carle 12:30 News 12:45 Farmers Hour 1:00 News of Prineville Sugar Robinson Wins Ring Title New York, Dee. 21 IP As Ray (Sugar) Robinson donned his new welterweight crown to-. day. It must have seemed doubly , precious: for he had gained It "the hard way" In the toughest brawl of his career, after waiting five years for a title shot. For six tumultuous rounds last ' night in Madison Square garden. 1 it seemed thnt Sugar Ray's long wait might be climaxed by a knockout defeat Instead of a crowning victory. Hut ho rose from the canvas, and came from j behind and won tho unanimous : 15 round decision over dangerous Tommy Bell In their battle for the vacant title. Fight For Crown The two tall negroes fought for the crown left vacant when Mar ty Servo retired from the ring on Sept. 25 because of nose In juries. And what a fight It was! The crowd of 15,670 was on its foot during those six rounds, In fren zied anticipation of the biggest boxing upset In years as Bell, a 5-1 underdog, shook the great Robinson with crisp left hooks that had him groggy again and again. Bell of Youngstown, O. a slender, dark-brown youngster with the big shoulders and mus cular arms of a light heavy weight had the garden In pan demonium in the second round when he floored the pride of Har lem with a left hook to the chin for a count of seven. Robinson, badly hurt but desjM'ralely clever, evaded a kayo and was fighting back gamely before the round ended. Going Into the seventh round. Bell 23, was ahead on the United Press score sheet, three rounds to two, with one even. But in the decisive seventh round, Robinson 25, barraged Bell's body with such an explo sive hooking attack that Bell never recovered completely. Dur-; ing this smashing attack, Robin-; son hammered his opponent into a corner and blasted him so ter rifically that Tommy's knees buckled. I Blanchard Choice Of Dodger Eleven Cleveland, Dec. 21 '111 The New York Yankees today named all American Charlie Tilppl. Georgia halfback, as their first choice In the player draft of the all America conference, while Fe lix iDik-i Blanchard and Glenn liavts. Army's touchdown twins, were chosen by Brooklyn and San Francisco, rcsieotlvcly. Gene Roberts. Chattanooga unl verslty back, and Francis Bar tlauskas, Yale guard, were chosen by the Brooklyn I lodgers. The Cleveland Browns were re ported to have made Dick lloor nor, University of Iowa fullback, their first choice. Other all-Aineiica draft selec tions wore withhold, pending completion of the drawings at today's meeting of the league Basketball Results Vince Dimaggio Studies 2 Deals Itcilondo Bench, Calif., pec. 21 ,111 Vliico Dlmuguln today ail milled he was "coiwldeilim" Iwn baseball deiiln, hut declined In say whether one of them was the miiimHei'Khlp of the Salt I Jilco llees of the I'loneer league. Dimaggio, eldest of the three baseball playing. Dimaggio lirnlh. er of San Francisco, said he hud signed no ronltiicl but was con sidering two proposals. Ihidlo station KHVI., Sail Ijike City, Utah, announced last nlitht that Dimaggio hud signed with the llees. Charles Graham, picxl. dent of I hi San Francisco Seals, which has 11 working agreement with the llees, said the last rumor he heard was that Dimaggio was lo manage San Bernardino III (he new Sunset league. Awaits Wont "I am wultlng for word from a friend of mine ts-forc dividing what I'll do," Dimaggio said. lie would not comment when Informed of the KDVI. announce, incut, but said, "I promised not ,.. I... I.O.M ...11. .lil..l. I'... dickering until the deal Is closed." Die noes maiuigersmp nan been vacant since Joe On-ngo was given Ills release 11 few weeks ago so he could "negiillale with a s)t for 11 bigger team." Tho team limited the Pioneer leauue last season. OliKGON lift, II SCOKKS (WKtl Unit! IWI University of (Kugcnel .YV Oakrlilge 13. University of Oregon frosh 43. Ch ants Pass 33. Seaside 40, Parkroso 31. Hood Itlver 40, The Dalles 32. Bond 41, Corvallis XI lA'banon .'IS, Medlord 34. (I'OUTI.ANK G.VMKS) Washington 31. Jefferson 32. Commerce 36. Gram 34. Benson 51, Lincoln 41. Franklin 23. Saldn Hi. St. Helens 41. Astoria 24. Iji Grande 34, Grcslmm 27. Camas, Wash., 39, Mllwaukle 35. Molalla 46, Rslncada 38. Rosebui g 33. North Bend 29. Silverton 71, Canby 50. Allxiny 37, Springfield 20. Basketball Saturday, December 21 8 p.m. Sharp Madras vs. Bend (Preliminary Game 7 p. m l Adm. 20c, 35c, 70c Roiorvod Seats 1.00 Doors Open at 6:45 LITTLE RED Wagons Tricycles. Scooters i Carl Austin Bond & Greenwood MOVED To New Location At 935 Harriman .... Bearing Rebabbirting BRAKE DRUM GRINDING CYLINDER REBORING (Up to 712 in. bore) PISTON REFINISHING ' MOTOR REBUILDING DRAKE'S AUTO SHOP 935 Harriman Phone 795-J Sti ol $po(tmn Shavff Lotto. Colofnt, Hair DttMiflf, Tk tad Sfcavt Soap, Barf-nrwuw Sportimin Hihwood Eau Dt Coloim alflW': H Li V3J tM t T "J n f UKU(Jlinw E9CNIIAt9 " 1 , j St 6ISTINCTIT MAJCUIINI PtCIBIOtV coxtct Nothing ssys "Merry Christmas" belter thsn one of these distinguished gifts of SPORTSMAN ...his Itvorlte CKOOMINC ESSENTIALS In their hmoul sports-print bottles snd bowls. v. 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