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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1948)
'PAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND.'OREOON FRIDAY. SEPT- 3. 1948 Heavy Twoa-Day ' The Lava Bear football team Will continue its two-a-day prac tice sessions through Monday, ac cording to Hank Nilsen, head coach, and then move into a regu lar afternoon drill session on .Tuesday. The coaches will continue to stress conditioning for several more days, along with individual position play. However, offen sive backfield and line combina tions will start working on plays almost immediately. Nearly all positions on the team are still "wide open," and will go to the boys who show up in the next J wo weeks -of practice, Nilsen dded. Many Young Flayers I The Bear roster includes a ' cumber of young players, up Jfrom Russ Acheson's 1947 Cub squad. Many of these are expect ed to develop rapidly throughout ihe season. Transfers from oth er schools have also added some strength. The club roster now numbers 56 , candidates and is expected to . increase slightly when school jets under way on Tuesday. I The player list:' Roland - Rollins, Bill Shahan, Louis McCarthy, Peter Wick, Ron Abbott, Bill Redmond, K. B. Brown, Doug Day. J Dick Rasmussen, Verle Mitch ell, Allen Morris, Larry Pritchett, Tom Welcome, Francis Cary, Bob Lubke, Phil Lanzarotta. Marvin Russell, Larry Terlls Iner, Herman Williams, David . Rasmussen, Chuck Mills, Phil GUuv Jack Symons, Don Den ying, Phelon Cullison. i Eldon Bushnell, Mack Malone, Doug Thompson, Jerry Young berg, Arnie Rinehart, Tom Nie bergall, Ken Stevens, Stub Ben son, Ralph Sutton. Bill Underwood, Clyde Troxel, Terry Opdvke, Jack Hall, i Bill Steidl, Jim Wade, Walter Rhoton, Bob Hanshew, John Odom, J. W. Rhoades, Gene Holliday, Paul Morris. ' . . Don Gardner, Dick Johnston, Jack Roblson, BruceLtngballa, Lawrence Carroll, Jim Williams, Jim Gilliland, George Van Sickle, Dick Armony and Drannan Ham- by. The coaches have selected Al lan Waterman as team manager and Ardel Burmeister as assistant manager. Tie for First f . In Sweepstakes ; Dr. Grant Skinner and Dr. J. S. Grahlman tied for first in a sweepstakes event at the Bend Golf club yesterday afternoon. Each scored 40 points. Bill Hatch was third with 38 points and Art Hill was close be hind with 37 points. Use classified ads In The Bulle tin tor Quick result. JACK ft 11 ,n,he ' ' 3 mourn By JACK HALBROOK Poets go into ecstasies over .luite anil a flock of other months, but ' It's September that makes parents feel poet ic It's almost as good as a tax rebate . . , for that's the' time all tho Willies and Marys put their shoes bank on, wash behind their ears and plod off to school. Trying to keep the youngsters amus ed during the summer has .. had many a mother walking on her heels and mumbling to herself , , . but now that Sep tember's here, responsibility drops like dirt off the chil dren's shoes! However, you can't forget that "one man's . meat Is another man's poison." Now the teachers are on the spot. Of course school also means football, and from now on everyone will be talking about our Lava Bears and the Sun- -day and Monday quarterbacks will be telling how they would have won the game. From now on, .Saturday af ternoon will bring your radio broadcast of the big games and the usual announcer con tusion "He's down on the 25 yard line no It's the 2(1 no It's the 30 and he Isn't down tho other team recovered a fumble etc., etc." You home gardeners will bo Interested hi hearing that the Department of Agriculture says It's the soli that's being overworked. That's a dirty dig. At this point we ought to rail a spade a spade and tell you that you get the finest service In town at 1IAI.BHOOK MO TORS, Minnesota & Bond. Don't drive home through back alleys Just because you're ashamed of your ear's looks. Bring It In and let our Paint IHpt. Kembrandls give your car a beautiful new flnnlsh. Let us paint years off the looks of your car. i'hone: 68(1. OUT OUR WAY f OH- ( COME HE TOLD YainT THEM WHUT J PARDON ) 1(0 TH' BUYER TH' MOVIE QUE EMS y MY Vl COME 1 TO ORDER JL FAIMT ONTO? J INTRUSION).') tM J f A LOUNGE WELL, IT6EEM5 XL IS. X I SO HE COULD VTD MAKE EVER- T1 I RELAX AFTER ? BODY A LITTLE Sl LUNCH, AND V FAINT BUT HIM Pl& i HE DOESN'T 'Jri m I know n"s "t f'?f W V V A CHAISE I t, THE BUSS CP I6MORANCE A'.g.K.'g.S. ... 'Sealo' Figures In Regatta Wins Del Staples, Bend yachtsman, skippered his snipe "Sealo" to victory in the annual regctta of the Elk Lake Yacht club held Sunday, August 29. The "Sealo," piloted by Alfred Nentel with Staples as crew, also won the nov ice race in the snipe class. Following close behind the win ner In the novice race came runner-up Carl Wyatt of Bend sail np Ed Knight's "Flit," while "Possa Missa" with Melvln Sau ers as skipper and Raymond Howard as crew was not far be hind In third place. . In the second race the regular skippers took over their boats and he novices shipped out as crew. Staples and Nentel captur ed a close first place from Ray mond Howard, Sr., and his son, Ray, while Carl Wyatt and Mel vin Sauers on the "Flit" were a close third. The open class had only two boats competing as did the cat- boat and canoe classes. In the novice race Jim Hosmer and Sam Peoples brought their skimming dish "Punkin" Seed" across the finish line ahead of Raymond Brown and son, Willis, in their flattie, appropriately named "Swish." Leonard Peoples tacked the "Wild Kitten" In ahead of Ted Meagher's "Festina Lente" in both races to capture the cat boat awards. . A double victory was alsb scored by Mrs. A,, A. Pfachaer""ln the canoe races as she twice edged out Paul Hosmer, Jr., to garner first place awards over the shorter canoe course. Willis Brown and. "Chip", Rals an out-maneuvered their rival, the "Punkin" Seed" with Hosmer and Peoples on board, to win the senior event of the open class race and thereby gain possession of the Van Vleet trophy awarded to the winners of the snipe and open class races. Staples won the trophy for his victories in the snipe class. Each man keeps the award for six months, then re turns It to have it awarded again next year. : The races were watched by several score visitors from the shoreline who cheered their fav orites on enthusiastically. No se- rlous mishaps occurred to mar the festlflvitles, but the gusty squalls several times caused the small' Check Finer Selection Ait- Gym Socks (sizes All Wool Socks White 5v CHIPPEWA BOOTS Complete Size Range New Shipment Men's and Ladies H2.45 end M4.95 Folding Camp Chairs $1.65-2.25 Coleman Stoves Lanterns EVANS Tackle Sports Boats ON BUS LINE By J. R. WILLIAMS boats to heel far over and brought gasps from the specta tors. In one particularly good wind Sam Peoples was toppled into the chilly waters when the jib sheet broke as he was hang ing far out over the edge of the "Punkin' Seed." He was quick to get back on board, though, and the boat finished the race. Following the races, the yacht club members and their guests enjoyed a picnic supper and ban quet at the noma of retiring Com modore and Mrs. A. A. Pfaender. The race results were announced by Ray Peoples, head of the race committee, and the Van Fleet trophy was awarded to Staples and Willis Brown by Commodore Pfaender. Newly-elected officers of the club were Introduced also. They are: Raymond Brown, Port land, commodore; Del Staples, vice-commodore, and Carl Wyatt, secretary-treasurer. PLAN ATOM-SMASHER Palo Alto, Calif., Sept. 3 (IP) Stanford university scientists to day disclosed plans for a huge new atom-smasher that may en able them to create artificially the tiny particles that make up the atom. 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Roy Rogers - wonder norse Trieeer" is the hero of the day on "The Roy Rogers Show" Sun day afternoon at 3. On Monday, Sept. 20, the Kate Smith Droeram changes to 15 minutes later, 9:15 to 9:30, and the program will be "Kate Smith Sings" instead of the present all talking program. At 6:30 this evening, another Colonel Stoopnagle "Qulzz" pro gram, followed by the weekly news conference of the air, "Meet the Press" at 7. ; i TONIGHTS PROGRAMS 5:00 Relax With Rhythm 5:10 Remember When 5:15 Chandu the Magician 5:30 Riders of the Purple Sage ,5:45 Tom Mix 6:00 Time Out 6:15 Mutual Newsreel 6:30 Col. Stoopnagle 7:00 Meet the Press 7:30-Cisco Kid 8:00 Special Agent 8:30 Music You Love 8:50 Club Corner 8:55 Billy Rose 9:00 News 9:15 Fleetwood Lawton 9:30 Make Music Your Hobby 9:45 Henry J. 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Dillght Two Baseball Games Scheduled Two baseball games, which may be the final chance this sea son for Bend fans to see action on the local diamond, have been scheduled1 for Sunday and Mon day evenings, It was announced yesterday by Bill Harris, manag. er of the West Side Tavern nine. The Bend team will meet the San Francisco Cubs, an all-negro team and one of the top indepen dent nines In the west coast area The West Side team, which was recently defeated by the Bend Elks, is champion of the Central Oregon league. ' Human ' saliva will prevent some seeds from germinating.- . 3.95 to 6.95 ByV T. Hamlin
