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SPORTS THE BEMB BeLmilM CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER GENERAL NEWS Volume LIX BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 State Spotlight Focused on Game Here on Friday Captain for Game With Albany Bend 3 Albany 1 Eugene .:... 1 C'orvallls .... 1 Springfield.. 0 Sulem 0 BIG SIX LEAGUE VV. L. VeU Ps. On, l.UUU l.WM) .600 .500 .000 .000 49 21 28 20 6 13 Teams of the Big Six league will play a iuu scneuuie tms Fri day night; topped by the battle here between the league-leading Bend and Albany clubs. Bend, with three straight wins over Big Six elevens, could clinch at least a tie for the title by downing the Bulldogs. On the other hand, a win by the Albany team would knock the Lava Bears down to second place and push the Bulldogs to the top o( the standings. Salem entertains Springfield in a battle to see who will occupy the league cellar, while Eugene and Corvallis meet at Eugene in s game in the middle bracket. In individual scoring Phil Gil lis, Bend lullbacK continues to lead with four touchdowns and an extra point for a total of 25 Charles Keller, Albany halfback follows with 12 points, along with Don Denning, of Bend. Keller registered all his points in one game, against Salem, while Gillis and Denning have played three Big Six tilts. Game In Spotlierht In addition to battling for the Big Six lead, the Albany-Bend game Is drawing considerable at tention from all parts of the state as teams each having winning streaks of four straight games ana are among the lew unbeaten class A teams in the state. The Bears will complete their workouts in a night drill under the lights ar Bruin field this eve ning. Heavy scrimmage sessions have been impossible this week because of the large number of injuries scattered throughout the lineup, wank Wilsen said he would not be able to announce the starters until tomorrow. Wyoming Eleven Shows Power Denver, Oct. 14 U One small voice piped up from a land of football mediocrity today, and the University of Wyoming hopes that voice might eventually be come a roar. There have been no gridiron giants in the Rocky mountain area in the past decade, but to day Wyoming has the makings of a team. Head coach Bowden Wyatt, who came to Wyoming last sea son after service at Tennessee and Mississippi State, is largely responsible for an offense which has every team in the region worried. Wyatt brought with him something he calls the "Tennes-see-T," although it looks remark ably like a regulation single wing back formation. Whatever it is, that offense has kept the Cowpokes undefeated in three games while running up scores of 40-13 over Idaho State, 48 0 over Colorado State and 61-7 over Colorado college. The Cowpokes stand near the top of the nation's college teams on total offense and are out in front on rushing offense. In three games they have' gained 1,509 yards, and only 415 of those yards have been through the air. Red Wings Beat Chicago Icemen Uy United Presn) Baseball's world series only ended on Monday, but today the National Hockey league's season was under way full blast with the first game already written into the record books. In the first face-off last night before a crowd of 10.780 at De troit's Olympia stadium, the Red Wings started out with a 3 to 1 win over the Chicago Black 1 lawks. The season's second game tonight finds the Montreal Canad ians playing host to the New York Rangers. 74.:) . v ""-" I ' - , . y i 1 v i ' x i i . . v w, - V jl. 5r -tig, mwigsp" Doug Hogland, 190-pound tackle, has been named captain for the iava ucar learn in the game against Albany here Friday night. Hogland has been a mainstay in the Bear line in its first four Knuira ui me 1340 season land, the Bears' four He is a v ounser brother of Wes Hoe- top lineman last year and now a first-string guard u.s.i;. with the ( . Rooks. Football Briefs (Ry United Prnu) Eerkelev. Calif' Oct. 14 (IP) University of California Bears today elected center Russ Bohlke. who is still confined to the hos pital with a neck injury, and end Frank Van Dern cocaptalns for the Oregon State game Saturday. eoniKe was injured m a work out three weeks ago, and his legs were paralyzed temporari ly. The hospital said the injured Bear was "progressing as well as could be expecte." Seattle, Wash., Oct. 14 an Acting head coach Reg Root em- pnasized pass defense again to day as he ran his University of Washington squad through brisk scrimmages in preparation for their Saturday clash with the Washington State Cougars at Pullman. Halfback Marshall Dal las was definitely on the start ing "lineup for the Huskies de spite an arm injury. Pullman, Wash.. Oct. 14 U The Washington State Cougars went through a rough scrimmage stressing pass defense today in preparation for their homecom ing game with the University of J wasnington nere Saturday. Tac kle Bob Doornink, out for sev eral weeks with an injury, was back in the play for the Cougars. Moscow, Ida., Oct. 14 itl'i Uni versity of Idaho right half Jim Hatch was out of scrimmages to day with a broken hand suffered in the vandals clash last week end with Oregon. Hatch's injury was not discovered until yester day, Howell said. Idaho's next game is wilh Montana Oct. 23. Palo Alto, Calif.. Oct. 14 Ui Marchie Schwartz's Stanford In dians went through a tough scrimmage today. They meet an unpredictable UCLA eleven in Los Angeles Saturday. Fullback Eroery Mitchell completed 14 out of 15 conversion attempts during the session. tal, 2329. . . Gregg's Banner bread: Blucher, 450; L. Musgrave, 381; Knouft, 3G5;' A. Musgrave, 471; Petrique, 401; handicap, 196 total, 2263. Pine tavern: Gilbert, 339; Jen sen, 355; Reed, 461: Dubois, 408; Keown. 402; handicap, 129 to tal, 2104. Heath's; Janzik, 455; New house, 387; Einman, 410; Mead, 351; Rasmussen, 376; handicap, 255 total, 2234. Slate's Beauty shop: Russell, 347; Cooley, 455; Foster, 471; McKay, 376; Tierney, 394; handicap,- 147 total, 2190. Beavers to Seek New Manager Los Angeles, Oct. 14 ttl') Bill Mulligan, general manager of the Portland Beavers, said today no action would be taken on selec tion of a manager to replace Jim Turner, until after ,;the minor league meeting at Minneapolis Dec. 13. Turner was elevated in ' the New York Yankee chain as coach in the new regime of Yankee manager Casey Stengel. Mulligan gave no hints as to the identity of those under considera tion for Turner's job in Portland. He declined comment on the pos sibility that Tommy Bridges, ex major leaguer and mainstay of the Beaver pitching staff, would stop up to the managerial throne. BOUGHT AND PAID FOR Epping, N. H. mi When Ro land Parenteau returned to his parked automobile, he found a 25- cent piece and this message on his windshield: "Operator here is 25 cents for two quarts of gas which I took the liberty of steal ing, saving my life. Thanx." Bowling Bulletin Classifieds bring results. WOMEN'S BOWLING OCT. 13 Julia Coulter won high honors last nijjht at the Cascade bowl wilh high game of 223 and high series of 563. The Smoke shop took high team series with a to tal of 2329. Heath's unset Slate's Beauty shop 4 to 0, Gregg's Banner bread and the Smoke shop each took three points from the Pine tavern and the Bend dairy, and Polly's cafe split 2 to 2 with Free man's lackle. Individual scores follow: Freeman's tackle: Loree, 398; M. Donahue, 409; Judy, 390; K. Donahue, 311; Coulter, 5G3; hand icap, 183 total. 2254. Polly's cafe: Ball, 432; Altier, 473; Weaver. 356; Ivancovlch, 383; Stout, 48G; handicap, 147 tolal, 2277. Bend dairy: Taylor, 377; Rice, 417; Berridge, 331; Mawhinney, 369; Roberts, 486; handicap, 168 total, 2148. Smoke shop: Acuff, 418; Nor lih, 435; Ellis, 394; Wallan, 457; Norcott, 475; handicap, 120 to- 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 Redmond. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been by the county court of the state of Ore gon for the county of Deschutes anDointed administratrix with will annexed of the estate of D. R. McNew. deceased, and nil per sons holding claims against said estate are required to present the same with proper vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Ross Farnham, attorney at law. in Bend, Oregon, within six months after the date hereof. 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