The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, February 21, 1947, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 1947 Panthers, Bears Ready For Battle On Redmond Floor Redmond and Bond high school basketball loams, two of the top contenders for district honors and . a trip to the state tournament at Eugene, will undergo a pro-tournament test of strength when they meet in an extra game at Redmond tonight. So far this season the Boars have scored two close victories over the Panthers, but in neither case was the margin sufficient to make the Lava Bears a certain favorite for the district title. Tonight's game will give the Bend five a chance to become familiar with the larger Redmond floor, on which tournament games will be played next week end and will also give Redmond a chance to plan a little strategy against the Bend team In case the two cluhs should be finalists at the playoffs next Saturday night. . Big Crowd Expected A large crowd from Bend will attend the Redmond game to night. One hundred general ad mission tickets were sent here early in the week and 150 Bend students have received tickets. Coach Claude Cook expects to start Jerry Toole, Phil plllis. Bill Shef fold, Dick Maudlin and eith er Babe Maudlin or Jack Gilfillan. Redmond is one of the closest checking teams that Bend has played this year and has manag ed to throw the Bears' fast break into low gear on most occasions. The Panther five has seldom al lowed any of its opponents to score over 40 points this year. The past week end they turned in victories over John Day -and Burns, the latter game complet ing their Central Oregon schedule with a record of eight wins and two losses. , . ; Don Fawcett Coming Don Fawcett, popular Portland official, will handle the floor work for tonight's game. -Fawcett is to be one of the officials at the tour nament games next week end. The Bend Cubs and the Red OUT OUR WAY Bv J. R. WILLIAMS NOW Ih ANV LIKE TO STLIW AIN'T IN HERE, JUST LET ME KNOW AND I LL ORPER EM.' TRVIN' lO O&t RlD OF BMvlkERv, LAWVt-RS, ARTlS-lS, AM' SOON" ; BtFORe THE feOAK. UP TCO MUCH VACHlNiST S WAGES.' I FINE OF TM' I BULL, PUT TIM) H , ) A LIBRARY I 11.1 MCCC I 1 - " I I TO HELP V UP TCO MUCH J 1 Today's Sport Parade By Oscar Fraley university; Pitcher Ronnie Miller, (Unind Pma Sirt writr) Upper Iowa U.: Outfielder John New York, Feb. 21 HP) Odds ' Netcher, William and Mary, and and ends on the, rookies, most of whom are here today' and gone tomorrow. American League Boston Red Sox Shooting for blood lines: - Sabath (Sam) Mele is a ; nephew of Al Ant Tony Cuccinello- Chuck Koney- is a cousin of Benny Zientara, Cincin nati infielder. Chicago White Sox Ted Lyons Pitcher Rockie Shore. University of Saskatchewan. National League Brooklyn Dodgers Lauded lefties: Wayne (Bob) Johnson, Piedmont strikeout king, 193 in 203 innings, 16 wins; Johnny Van Cuyk, Texas league king. Boston Braves Something in reserve: Southpaw Glen Elliott, reacnes scnool at Myrtle Creek, Seattle Ironmen Defeat Eagles (tty Unltnl With one division champion crown decided, the lust-dltoh fight among the survivors In the Paci fic coast hockey league was under way in earnest today. The Seattle Ironmen, who know the Portland Eagles are within inches of the northern division crown, nevertheless scrambled (or a 2 to 0 win over the Kaglcs last night to retain a mathematical chance (or taking the title. Goal ie Freckles Little held o(( all Port land scoring efforts. In the southern division, where Hollywood already has copped me uoeision, tne uaKiana units struggled to gain a playo(( berth and ousted the Fresno Falcons from fourth place. The Oaks top ped the Falcons, 6 to 0, and mov ed a point above them In the standings. Mike Dzlura led the at tack with two goals. Chiloquin High Assured Berth Medford, Ore.. Feb. 21 (in Chiloquin high school today was assured of a berth in the Oregon state high school class-B basket ball tournament to be played at Arlington next month. Chiloquin swept its series with Rogue River high, winning here last night 37 to 21 to take the district 5 championship. Chilo quin had defeated Rogue River 38 to 36 Wednesday night in the two out of three series. .rn7rt,l. i7i, H 0re- p"- "" Fetzer. a ants smart Payers: Hwie Jud-j . . fnothflllJ hattn son. University i of Illinois. Ed IGniv) Gniewek, Penn: Bill Eck hardt, Creighton. university; Joe Smaza, Western Michigan State college. Cleveland Indians Simplifying things: 'Outfielder-Ted Sepkow- ski's name really is'Sczepkowski; and Gus Zernial wanted to play first, base, had no niHt and went to the outfield with a borrowed glove and stayed there. Detroit lu;ers Baseball league standout at football, basketball, golf and tennis. Chicago Cubs Meat on the ta ble: Pitcher Doyle (Porky) Lade, 5.10, 183; Catcher Ted (Porkv) Pawelek, 5.10, 202. Pawelek wins. Cincinnati Reds Making it look easy: Bill (Whitey) Simon's name is Santoblanco, and Kent Peterson, pitching for army's Manila Dodgers scored 85 wins against four losses and had eight no-hitters. New York Giants Even the mroui Viitsnc umnH team of the i try includes Hungarian. Belgian, two schools, will also meet to- Mstu Germanf Lithuanian. Eng night in a game that wUl decide J Ush. Dutch. Irish, Swiss, Scotch, the winner of a -three-game series Canadian, i ugoslavian-aod -Penn- this spasnn. Kn far each of the sviroma iuiwn. clubs has turned in a victory. of nations: i Tiger rookies' ances-j minors would look good: Catcher .Mickey l.rasso spent 27 months in nazi prison camDs: and Jack (Lurky) Lohrke started on the ill-fated bus ride of the Spokane team, leaving shortly before it crashed and killed nine team- Bend Trap Club To Shoot Sunday Three hours of shooting, no more, no less, is in store for Bend Trap club members Sunday, of ficers of the group announced to day. Shooting will start promptly at 10 a. m. and end at 1 p. m. "Stragglers" who come late can not be accommodated, the officers indicated. Ammunition and targets will be available at the club, and visitors will be welcome. Sundays shoot will be a practice affair. Vole ol Central Oregon -KBND- 130 Kilocycles Affiliated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System ON THK AIK An old schoolmate suddenly asks George Valentine to provide him with a home, n wife mid a family on 12 hours' notice. When KBNlMon Lee's "nnytblng tora price" guy does It, he finds him self the Innocent man In the mid dle between two sets of crooks, during "Let George Do It," to night. 8:0(1 to 8:30 p. m. Dooms Taylor's delightful tunes based on Lewis Carroll's "Through The Cooking Glassf features KBNMlutunl Dor. I.C -'s presentation of "Symphonies (or Youth" tomorrow, 10:30 a. m. Hurl Ives, tonight 8:30 to 8:-l. sings a program of songs in honor of George Washington. "Make Music Your Hohhv" to night 9:30 to 9A with the four top popular tunes. The program Is presented each Monday, Tues day, Thursday and Friday eve ings at 9:30. Remember to call KBND or send your cards In with club no tices and announcements for the "Bulletin Hoard" program, dully at 9:15 a. m. Basketball Results I Br United Pra Complete BREAKFASTS , , LUNCHES ' 1 ' DINNERS - COME IN AND BRING ' THE FAMILY OCR SUNDAY SPECIAL Baked Virginia Ham 1.00 : Fried Chicken . . . 85c STILWELL'S COFFEE SHOP 610 Franklin. New York Yankees Misdi rected: , Pitcher Vic Raschl and i mates. catcner Kaipn mouk planned to Philadelphia Phillies See enter thecoaching. field, while where an education gets you: Infielder Bobby Brown, a Tnem-i Pitcher Dick Moeeher. Temple U : Lr. SLSl Ka. Eps'lon and, infielder Ralph Lapointe. Uni Phi Chi Frats, still is determined j versity of Vermont; Pitcher Don t0f..a 1 i u?" , ,1 Gra,e- Ohio State: Pitcher Bill !Ead-eiP.hith!eiiC?-"''We!1"t Pless- N- Y- State Teachers' col-idedi-Pjtchr Joe Corernan was1 lege: Outfielder Joe Scheldt, discovered by brother Gilbert, i Wake - Forest: pitcher Homer former teacher at St. Mary s i Spraggins, Mississippi State col school, - Baltimore, who found i icge , rftbe Ruth; and Infielder Hank I pfusburgh Pirates - Change of Biasatti, born at Beano, Italy, pace- Howard, "good field, lives in Canada. no hit." changed from first base St. Louis Browns Go ahead. to pitching; Roy Jarvis, emulat ?Wvy! Pi!?? rd ,,, brotherf moved in from Sandy) Sanf ord tossed his glove tnird to catching, into the stands in protest of a St. LoUis cardinals Big am decision and was passed up by a i bitjons: Tom (Rabbit) Gla5iano, COLLEGE BASKETBALL St. John's 80, Hawaii 37. Western Kentucky 63, Centre 23. Maryland 55, Virginia Polytech nic 42. Arizona 60, Hardin Simmons 48. Kansas State 48. Kansas 45. , Springhill 65, Millsaps 39. , Nebraska Wcsleyan 46, Omaha 40. DePaul 49, Butler 39. Toledo 77, Valparaiso 65. Seal scout, only to be signed by the Browns. . Washington Senators Accent again on education: Pitcher Bob Callan, Dartmouth . hockey star; Pitcher Ed Kubuski, Kent State FOftO TRUCKS I LAST LONCIR This spring weather is really bad for ac tion. I find it is easy, to sit and just stare into space and not even bother to think. Of . course I do get to figuring that it is nine weeks until fishing season opens but that just seems to make me lazier. In fact it is too much effort to tell you that we have a lot of those good Seiberling tires, that the service department can take care of your repair problems, the body shop can take care of more work right now, the service station boys will service your car. So since it is so much effort I won't tell you. If you do come in and the rest of the or ganization feel as I do just wake one of them up and he will wake someone else up. We will get the work done all right and you can move someone over and lay down your self until the boys finish the job. Well, pardon me I am "all 'tard' out, feel like I had been arnin' all day," ah-h-h-h pardon the yawn see you Tuesday. JACK HALBROOK Halbrook Motors That Friendly Dealer Mercury Bond and Minnesota Lincoln Phone 680 a shortstop in the den of Marty Marion; and Billy Marks, another neir-not too apparent. Stick around a while, fellers! The first regular ski tourna ment in the United States was held Feb. 8, 1887, at Red Wing, Minn. Hornets Victors Over Seattle '5' . Seattle, Feb. 21 imNorm &iit er of the Vancouver Hornets flipped in 31 points as the Can adian quintet defeated the Seattle Blue Devils of the Pacific Coast Professional Basketball . league 57-55 in a game here last night. Vancouver scored the winning points in the last minute of play after coming from behind to tic up the game. (JNEVJCAR Almost any day now, your dealer will be calling you with the welcome news, "your new car is ready!" When that day comes and it may be sooner than you think be prepared to finance your purchase the low-cost way, through the BANKLOAN PLAN of this bank. You will save money if you insist upon the Bankloan Plan. LOW-COST AUTOMOBILE FINANCING SUMNER DEITRICK, Monogtr C. B. HOOQNER, Mil. Monogtf TONIGHTS I'IKKiltAM 5,00 Gloria Pleasants Trio 5:10 Remember When 5:15 Superman 5:30 dipt. Midnight 5:45 Tom Mix 6:00 Gabriel Iteatter 6:15 Walts: Time 6:30 Bulldog Drummond 7:00 Russ Morgan ' 7:15 Allen Roth 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Let George Do It 8:30 Burl Ivea 8:45 Ron Perry 9:00 News 9:15 Mel Ventor'a Pictorial 9:30 Make Music Your Hobby 9:45 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 Fulton Lewis 10:15 Don Baker 10:30 Music Preferred 11:00 Sign Off SATl'KDAY. I'KIl, '."J 6:30 1340 Clllb 7:0O News 7:15-Rlso A Shlno 7:30 Auctioneer 7:45 Morning Melodies 7:55 News 8:00 Morning Roundup 8:15 News 8:30 Variety Hour 8:50 Five Methodist Minutes 8:55 Organ Tnwsuivs 8:00 Pro Arte Quartet 9:30 Designs For Better Llv , !"' 9:35 -Sammy Kave 9:40 Moods In Modes 9:45 Hy Popular lHmnnd 10:00 News 10:15- Johnny Long 10:30-Symphonies For Youth 10:55 N'ews 11:00 Pa! Club 11:15- Hob Strong 11:30- Ray Hohhlns I2:00-I'lnlo Ills Rumba Bund 12 :05 Todays Classl f led 12: 10-Piccolo & Ills Rumba Band 12:15 Sports Yarns 12:20 - Symphonic Swing 12:30 News 12:45 Farmers Hour I: WW Redmond Hour 2:1)0- For Your Approval 2:30- Open House 3:00-According To The Record 3: 15-Cote Glee- Club 3:30 - Serenade 3:45 - Northwest News 3:50 -Georgia Glblis 3:55- Central Oivgon News 4:00 - Hawaii Calls 4 :30 Skyline Melodies 4: 45-Thls Week In Washington 5:00- Ray Noble 5:10 Remember When 8:15 Proof Thai Christian Scl- euro 1 Icals 5:30 Fnmklo Carlo 5:35 -Clut) Corner 5:45 -Walt, Timo ti:tM). Willi's 25th Anniversary 7:00 -Tony Pastor 7:15-- Ulue Humiti 7:30-Red Hyder 8:00- llimd llliili llUelliall game. 0:00 News 11; 15 - (lend lllgll liUNkotlmll game. !l:30 Fishing & Hunting Club 10:00 Latin Serenade 10:30 Mimic I'reteried 11:00 -Sign Off IT'S THE GE ($() ACMf IMWMIIi. U tnitm MEDO-LAND tREAMERY HKMI 1IISI Klllt T((tt MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Bowling The Superior cafe. In winning two out of three games from the Elks team, had high series of 2712 in Independent league bowling at the Bend Recreation alleys last night. Dave Lay had 242 for high in dividual game and 571 for high Individual series. Vic's service sta tion won two games from Bend Recreation and Frank's tavern edged out Musgrave's stars in two out of three games. . Scores: 'Bend Recreation: Wise, 544: Monical, 530; Coulter, 503; Brown, 557; Baughn, 460; Total, 25!M. Vic's Ser. Sta.: Roller, 478; Clark. 493; Burrell, 528: Grindle, 488; Traxler, 569; Total, 2613. Elks: Devereaux, 522; Steldl, 511: T. Baughn, 488; Cundell. 444; G. Norcott, 546: Total. 2598. Su perior cafe: Benson, 493; T. Loree, 525; Lay. 571; Blucher, 544; P. Loree, 561; Total, 2712. Musgrave's: Judy. 501; L: Mus grave, 466; Mayer, 540; Kaufman. 507: D. Musgrave, 541; Total 2615. Frank's Tavern: Penneo, 542; Cer- veny, 555; Bernlng, 429: Redlfer, i 513; Kargman, 3i; total, w. Fairway Mites Ready For Play San Diego, Calif., Feb. 21 IP Two "mighty mites" of the fair ways, Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa., and Dal Kees ot ureal uruain put , finishing touches on their prac-, tlcc work today for their $5,000 J 36-hole match which gets under way tomorrow. They will play 18 holes each on ! Saturday and Sunday for the my- i thical International championship between the two nations' great- j est professional money winners. The match will be over the hll-; ly and long San Diego country, club course, which sports a par 72 that the best professionals find , hard to break. BASKETBALL Eugene Vs. Bend Saturday 8:00 P.M. Preliminary Game 6:45 ADMISSION 20c 35c 70c EVAN S FLY CO Tackle Sports Clothing V'VA Licenses Johnson Motots . Archery Guns Knives ON BUS LINE On South Highway. 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