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PAGE TEN THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 194g Braves Accepting Ticket Orders Boston, Seot. 23 (IP) The Bos ton Braves, on the verge of clinching 'their first pennant In 34 years, touched ott a postofflce mob scene today as they began accepting world series ticket ap plications. ; Hundreds of nennant . narchpri Boston National league fans thronged the main postoffice inrougn , me night alter the Braves announced they would accept applications ny mall imme diately to be filled on a first come, first served basis. Braves rooters began to queue up at money oraor windows shortly after last night's 11 p. m. announcement that tickets were on sale though the pennant was yet to be clinched. The Braves must win two more games. They : can clinch with one If second-place St. Louis suffers pne loss. Football Briefs (By United Pruw) Eugene, Sept. 23 IB') Coach Jim Aiken's University of Oregon gridders. entrain . for Palo Alto today lor their conference open er Saturday with Stanford. The Webfoots went though thler final scrimmage yesterday, with quar terback Earle Steele shifted to left half and Aiken pleased with the results. ,-. , - Corvallls, Sept. 23 (IP) Oregon State's Beavers worked out under the lights last night, smoothing out offensive and defensive for mations in preparation for Friday night's tussel with the University of Southern California. , - - Seattle, Sept. 23 IP Secret workouts were continued yester day by the Washington Huskies, with the emphasis on pass de fense. Acting Coach Keg Root said he wanted to strengthen all phases -of the Husky defense as, ('there's nd telling what Bier .man's: Gophers might throw at US.''.:. .. .. ',, Moscow, Sept. 23 IP Heavy rains ruined outdoor workouts for the University of Idaho Van dals . yesterday for the second Straight Wednesday. The squad practiced in the gymnasium for the last time before leaving for Salt Lake City and their game Saturday night with the Univer sity of Utah. . V -.iV' 1 Pullman, Sept. 23 P Wet weather forced the Washington State Cougars to hold practice yesterday In the fleldhouse, Where they concentrated on pass . ; defense.. - . ' Sport Parade By Oscar Fraley (Unltwl Prau Sporti WriUr) New York, Sept. 23 iU?With a ready made alibi because of the hot pennant races Fralcy's Fol lies or the week end football win ners. " National" Notre Dame over Purdue Frank Leahy still doesn't have any "break-away " runners, mat is, guys who can go iuu yarns. There are some like 97-yard Ter ry Brennan, however, as well as the new Lujack, rank rnpucna. Purdie Is powerful, but the mid- western league of nations should have enough. Army over Villanova The K dets don't have one of their old crunchers and Villanova players would rather have this game than a date with Betty Grable, or al most. But I'll take Grables, oops, I mean army . . . , California over navy Those young and rugged Bears have their sights set on the Kose Bowl. The middles are Just hoping to stay alive the next nine weeks, Navy fight will make It rough, for a while. East S. M. U. over Pittsburgh Cleveland still looks mighty eood. Brown over Yaie inose live Bosox-Yank games settle it. Columbia over Rutgers me spurting Indians could sneak in. Also: Colgate over Buffalo, B. C. over Wake Forest, Cornell over NYU, Fordham over Lafay ette, Holy Cross over George town, Syracuse over Niagara, B. U. over Muhlenberg, Temple over Lebanon Valley, Delaware over PMC. West Virginia over Wooster and Maine over Rhode Island. The Midwest Wisconsin over Indiana But those Boston-New York games. Ohio State over Missouri Could be better than the series. Michigan over Michigan State They're strictly toss-up. Illinois over Kansas &tate For pitchers' battles aren't likely- .. ; Also: , Kansas over, uenver, Iowa over Marquette, Detroit RADIANT PANEL SYSTEMS . Designed and Installed Steam and Hot Water Heating Systems Mastercraft Oil Burners DE LUXE nEATING CO. 258 Hill St. Phono 1332 over Toledo, Drake over St. Louis, Nebraska over Iowa State and South Dakota over Omaha, The West Minnesota over Washington Those Indians will have night mares. USC over Oregon State From Detroit, the town across the pond. Northwestern over UCLA And the Yanks shudder1 at the word "Philadelphia." Also: Oregon over Stanford, Oklahoma over Santa Clara, Ne vada over San Jose, Colqrado over New Mexico, Kansas over Denver, Utah over Idaho, Utah State ove Montana, Wyoming over Colorado college and Arizo na over San Diego State. The South Texas over North Carolina Some tough choo-choo rides ahead. Georgia Tech over Vanderbllt For all three. Alabama over Tulane And two have to be disappointed. Also: Mississippi State over Tennessee, Duke over N. C. State, Mississippi over Florida, Georgia over ChaUanooga, Kentucky over Xavier, W. & M. over Davidson, Virginia oyer Miami, O., Auburn over Mississippi Southern, Clem son over Presbyterian, Maryland over Richmond, W. & L. over Furman, VPI over George Wash ington and VMI over Catawba. me boutnwest -Baylor over Tulsa Just one man's opinion. TCU over Oklahoma Aggies But I think Cleveland would give the Braves the best battle. Also: Texas Aggies over Texas Tech, Arkansas over E. Texas State, and Rice over Sam' Hous ton state. Northeast of Christmas island. Tahleuuah over Henderson Maybe a three-way tie. Temple over uunnison And wouldn't that be a mess. Swaps Cathartics For Real Relief "I loathed taking cathartics. Now I don't use them any more, for kellogg's almikan every morning keeps me well rct;ulated."-rJohn Vurijia, Detroit, Mich. 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It was such a wea pon that fired through the large ports on the top deck of the main blockhouse. Until the soldiers left In 1825 to move on to Forth Leavenworth, Fort Osage was described as the "most important commanding fort west of the Mississippi." FINDS FINE FINE Traverse City. Mich. ilPiFred Letchell paid a $5 fine, but de cided It was worth every nickel of it. He was booked for intoxica tion after police pulled him from railroad tracks where he was sleeping, just a few minutes be fore a train was due. ; CATTLE BRANDS PRESERVED Bison, S. D. IP The front wall of a rammed earth museum build ing here is covered with imprints of 200 cattle brands once famil iar in this part of northwestern South Dakota. Among the best known brands are those of the fa mous Hat and Flylng-V ranches. SHE HAS BABE JOB Southbrldge, Mass. (U7 Believ ed to be the only woman lens computer in the world, Dr. A. Es telle Glancy has completed 30 years service at American Opti cal Cn riurinp which she helned develop the modern corrected- curve spectacle lens. Future Mystery Set Up By Cornerstone Delay Alton, ill. iipi Ceremonies for the dedication of a cornerstone at Piasa Chautauqua summer resort were held 14 years late. No one seems to know why the ceremony was postponed until this year. Since 1934, the stone remained loosely deposited in the building awaiting formal dedica tion. - If the stone Is removed years hence, those who examine it may well be puzzled by the discrepan cy. Behind the stone will be a 1948 coin and recent newspaper clippings while the date carved on the stone will be 1934. All Services Free! Trips Arranged by AIR LAND SEA WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL BUREAU Hotel Reservations Anywhere PILOT BUTTE INN PHONE 1775 Offices In Klamath Falls and Bedmond. NO BEST AFTER ALL Sttphenville, Tex. R F. A. 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