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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Bend Bears Beat
Eugene Axemen
In Big 6 Contest
BIO SIX LEAGUE
BaJem . . 7 1 .889
Corvullls 6 8 .667
Albany 5 4 .556
Bend S 6 .833
Eugene 8
Springfield . 2
.300
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The Bend Lava Bears scored a
clear-cut victory over the Eugene
Axemen here last night, bll to si
to move from last place up to
lourth place In the Big Six league,
The Lava Bears moved into a
10 to 4 lead alter live minutes
of the first quarter had been play
ed and were never In trouble the
rest of the game.
Lowell Maudlin, Bend forward,
was the big gun for the Bears in
the opening quarter, sinking five
.field goals for 10 of the Bears'
18 first quarter points. First pe
riod score was is to vz tor Bend
Sheffold Again High
Bill Sheffold, Bend guard, was
again high scorer for the game
with 25 points, earned from 10
Held goals and five free throws.
Sheffold's scoring was well-scattered
through the game, but was
heaviest in the final period when
he collected 10 points. Don Ben
son, . Bend's otner . forward, had
a good evening with six field goals
and two free throws for 14 points.
Lfnder, a Eugene substitute,
was high for his. team with 15
points.
The Axemen carried a big
height advantage In the game and
had better than average control
oi the bacKboards. The Bears nul
lified this with a higher number
of interceptions, smoother floor
play, and better shooting.
Tonight the Bears will wind up
their Blit Six season In a game
here with Springfield. The main
game is called for 7:30 p. m. with
the Junior varsity game to fol
low. Summary Given
Summary of last night's pame:
Bend (60) FG FT F TP
Maudlin, f 7 2 0 16
Benson, f 6.2 3 14
Hogland, c 0 0 " 1 ' 0
Sheffold, g 10 5 ' 1 25
Chrlstensen, g .. 0 11 1
Hawes, s 2 0 2 4
Bushnell, s 0 0 0 0
Totals 25 10 8 60
Eugene (31) FG FT PF TP
Lewis, I 3
Murray, f 4
Johnson, c 2
Burgraff, g 2
Wolf, g 3
Cash, s ..i.;..L..; 2
Llndcr, s 6
Lnsscn, s "1 .
Wilson,- s 0
Parsons, s 0
Totals ............23 5 . 20
Scores by quarters: ,
Bend 18 28 48 60
Eugene 12 21 36 51
Officials: Llovd Abrams and
Howard Krog, Bend.
Bowling
The West Side tavern bowling
team accompanied by Its sponsor,
Bill Harris, will go out to Gil
christ this Sunday to play the Gil
christ team on its home alley.
The Gilchrist team has lost two
games to Bend teams and will be
gunning for a victory from the
tavern team. The men who will
make up the team will be Elmer
Brown, captain, Fred Grlndle, Bill
Grlndle, Morley Madden and Paul
Crocker.
The Episcopal church bowling
team will bowl against a team
from the First Lutheran church
at the Cascade Bowl beginning at
7:30 Saturday night. The mem
bers that will represent the two
teams is not known at the pres
ent time.
The Gilchrist women's tram
will bowl against a Bend women's
team Sunday afternoon at the
Cascade Bowl. Arllne Robert is
captain of the Bend team and has
a very goqd aggregation lined up.
Louise Keown is the captain on
the Gilchrist team and her line
up is: Happy Anderson, Llla Mae,
Garner, Ann Speed, Jeanne Nor
lin and Louise Keown.
CIVIC I.EAOUE
The Lions club maintained Its
load In the league even though it
dropped three points to the Jun
ior chamber of commerce. The
Knights of Columbus held the tie
for fourth place with the Junior
chamber by taking three points
from the Kiwiinis team. The
Shriners pushed the Rotary team
further into the cellar by taking
three points.
The high team series of the
evening was rolled by the Knlghtn
of Columbus with a total of i!H3.
The Knights also had the hirih
single game of 861.
C. H. Barrell shot the high In
dividual series with a 521 while
Dr. Dorsch had high simile game
of 208 closely followed bv Walt
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Heavyweight
Injured In Chicago Match
Chicago. Feb. 21 UP) Sam Ba
roudl, a 20-year-old New York
Negro light heavyweight boxer,
died In a hospital today from in
Juries suffered in a bout with
Ezzard Charles last night and po
lice scheduled an immediate in
quest.
it was pronaoie the inquest
would return a verdict of acci
dental death. Baroudi died at
Columbus hospital at 4:48 a. m.
(CST), approximately five hours
after he was hauled unconscious
out of the Chicago stadium ring.
Meanwhile, It was revealed that
Baroudi killed another Negro
boxer, Glenn Newton Smith, 23,
at North Adnms, Mass., August
15, 1947. smith was knocked out
In the ninth round and never re
gained consciousness. Baroudi
was exonerated at an Inquest.
Mike Spinelli, New York, owner
of a textile trucking business and
Howard, who rolled an even 200.
Walt Howard pitched the 6-7
split which is one of the most dif
ficult to make on the alley.
scores:
Kiwanis: B. Hamilton. 403: D.
Thompson, 377; J. McCarthy, 339;
Wetle, 4uu: J. Dorsch, 508; to
tal, 2315.
Knights of Columbus: Fogarty,
421; T. Wagner, 428; B. Hatch,
4G8; P. Cashman, 449; B. Wetle,
512; totals, 2443.
Shriners: W. Howard. 493: I..
Wolf, 356; G, Ager, 373: L. Erick-
son, 471; C. Barren, 521; total,
2301. . , .
'' RotAryf Sleeper, 443; Rhoten,
422; Rlilii't-ds, 367; Anderson, 424;
Hanson, 272; total 2333.
Junior Chamber: Nedrow, 416;
Connors, 420: Englehardt. 424;
Stranahan, 396; Douglas, 431; to
tal 2375.
Lions: Madden, 399; Janslk,
456; McCann, 336; Carr, 464'; Bur
den, 468; total, 2273.
U. O. Swimmers
Lose To Huskies
Eugene, Ore., Feb. 21 HP) The
University of Washington re
mained undefeated In northern di
vision swimming competition to
day and also was holder of two
new records after defeating Ore
gon's mermen 49 to 26 hero yes
terday. Pete Poullson clipped eight
tenths of a minute off the. 220
yard freestyle meet record set by
Jack Medlca of Washington In
1934. His time was 2:13.31.
The Washington medley relay
team of George Heaiu-y, Jack
Powell and Dick Campbell set a
new division record In the 3110
yard medley relay of 3:01. The
old record, held by Oregon since
1940, was 3:01.31. A new pool
record In the 400-yard freestyle
relay was not allowed when
Washington was disqualified in
the event.
MM t!CI.l TEAM LOSES
Vancouver, B. C, Feb. 21 din
Paced by Pat McGcer, University
of British Columbia's Thunder
bh;ds outclassed Linfield college
68-41 In a Pacific Northwest con
ference basketball game played
here last night.
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WILLIAMS
2-il J.RWILUAMg,
Fighter Fatally
Baroudl's manager, disappeared
when he learned of Baroudl's
death. Later he was tracked to
the Chicago airport by reporters.
No charge was filed against
him, and he was expected to ap
pear at the inquest.
Police said they were not hold
ing Charles, a Cincinnati Negro
ranked as the leading contender
for the light heavyweight cham
pionship of Gus Lesnevich. They
said that he had promised to re
main in the city as long as neces
sary and would appear at the In
quest. Dr. John J. Drammls, state box
ing commission physician, said
Baroudl's death was caused by a
brain hemorrhage. He said It re
sulted from a "series of blows on
the head," but he was not certain
the Injuries were suffered In the
Charles fight.
Oregon Quintet
Defeats O.S.C.
Eugene, Ore.. Feb. 21 (tP Ore
gon's galloping bi.skctball team
threw a severe holt into the title
hopes of the Oregon State Beav
ers here last night by scoring a
58 to 54 victory In a rough north
ern division hasketbajl game be-
lorc b.ayu- wildly partisan tans. (
srCoach John Warren's Webfoots.
using superior height to control
the backboards, withstood several
Oregon State threats in the sec
ond half to hand the Beavers their
fifth conference defeat and drop
them half a game behind pace
sotting Washington and Washing
ton State.
The score sec-sawed back and
forth In the firs half until Dick
Wilklns hit a free throw and field
goal to put Oregon in front 27
25 with 18 minutes gone, a lead
tne wemoots never relinquished.
Halftlme score favored Oregon
31-25.
Lead Is Slight
Oregon's lead was never over
six points throughout the first 15
minutes of the second half until
Bob Lavey's Jump shot put the
Webfoots in front 52-44. Cliff
Crandall and Alex Peterson led
a Beaver drive which made the
score 53-51 with only two min
utes to go, but Jim Bartelt and
Stan Williamson came through
with baskets to give Oregon a
safe 57-51 lead with less than a
minute left.
Big Roger Wiley, whose stellar
backboard play was the highlight
of the evening, nnd Wilklns scor
ed 13 points each to lead Oregon.
Crnndiill, who played like a de
mon until fouling out late In the
game, topped all scoring with 16.
Officials Hal Lee and Al Light
tier looted a total of 57 fouls in
the game. Thirty-two oil the
Beavers and 25 on Oregon.
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LAST HOME GAME OF THE SEASON
Springfield vs. Bend Lava Bears
7:30 p.m., Sat., Feb. 21
Cub Game Following the Varsity Game.
Doors open at 6:45 p.m.
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Bears Within
Reach Of Title
(Br United Praai)
The University of Calif ofnia
was in a position to clinch the
southern division Pacific Coast
conference basketball title today,
but the northern division re
mained a wide-open race.
The Bears won their seventh
consecutive PCC victory without
a defeat last night from south
em California 53 to 50.
A California win tonight
against UCLA would assure the
Bears of no worse than a tie for
the crown, and If coupled with
USC defeat by Stanford will give
the Berkeley team the champion
ship. '
In the northwest, Washington
came through In the last minute
to topple Washington State, 55 to
50, to pull into a. first-place tie
with the Cougars.
Approximately 5,800 fans
packed the Pullman gym to
watch the teams swap the lead
nine times before field goals bv
Sammy White and Bill Vander
burgh iced the torrid battle for
Washington. Actually, 17 free
throws from the foul line gave
the game to the Huskies. WSC's
center, Vlnce Hanson, fouled out
early In the second half. Jack
Nichols was high point man for
Washington with la. wsc led.
2b to 23, at nantime.
OSC Jolted
At Eugene, Oregon jolted Ore
gon State's title hopes with a 58
to 54 victory, setting the Beavers
one-half game behind the leaders.
The Stanford Indians used an
air-tight zone defense to throttle
UCLA's fast break and romp to
an easy 55 to 47 -win.
Pacific Lutheran was assured
of the Washington State Inter
collegiate conference crown by
dumping wnitwortn, 74 to 53.
Junior Varsity
39 To 35 Victor
The Bend Junior varsity scored
a victory in their Big Six game
here last night, defeating the
Eugene Jayvees by a score of 39
to 35.
The Eugene five ended the first
half with an 18 to 17 lead. The'
lead shifted several times in the
final period before the Lava
Bears went ahead near the end
of the game. Tom Niebergall
added an extra field goal In the
final minute of play to provide
the Bears with their final points.
i.oiigiiaiia High
High scorer for Bend was Bruce
Longrtalla -with 8 points, while
Vri' TaSSel- led the junior- Axe-S
men with 11.
Lineups:
Bend (39) Pos.) (85) Eugene
Standlfer (7) . f (11) Van Tassel
Longballa (8) f
McKce (3) c
Mix (5) g
(5) Siegmund
Hebert
. .. (1) Barnes
Nichols
Bend Robi
Niebergall (4),.
Denning (3) g
Substitutions:
son Ctj, Khoads.
Sutton (3), Abbott (4)
Eugene,
Vincent,
Burns, Jeffries (7),
Hodges (9), Chase (2).
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
(By United Preiis)
(Portland)
Jefferson 48, Grant 37.
Washington 46 Franklin 21.
Commerce 35, Lincoln 24.
Roosevelt 52, Benson 22.
Baker 40, La Grande 30.
Myrtle Point 36, Roseburg 35.
Lewis and Clark Frosh 54, Ore
gon City 35.
Salem 40, Springfield 30.
Klamath Falls 41, Medford 2S.
Central Catholic 44, Gresham
37.
Grants Pass 50, Ashland 38.
Newberg 40, Beaverton 24.
West Linn 56, Tillamook 36.
Molalla 45, Woodburn 39.
Silverton 61, Sandy 32.
St. Helens 51, Rainier 49.
Oregon Frosh 64, St. Mary's
(Eugene) 32.
Pendleton 40, Hood River 38.
Lebanon 37, Newport 30. s
Corvullls 73, Sweet Home 29.
Albany 51, Toledo 26.
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10th straight victory last night.
The Canucks lumped on the
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