THE BEMD BULLETIN
CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER '
GENERAL NEWS
SPORTS
No. 145
Volume LIX
BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1948
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Boudreau Named
League's Most
Valuable Player
New Yoyk, Nov. 26 HI'i Lou
Boudreau, Cleveland's shortstop
manager, today became the sec
ond playing pilot in history to win
the American league's most valu
able player award, gaining the ac
claim with a record number of
EWR points out of a possible 336.
Boudreau, who led the Indians
to baseball's world championship
the past season and batted .335,
second highest mark in the cir-
S cult, virtually blanketed the rest
i of the field as he received 22 of a
. possible 24 votes for first place
. irom a special committee or base,
wjt ball writers.
J J , 11th Season
' f First player-manager :ever to
cop the A.L. award was Mickey
( i coenrane oi ine Detroit tigers in
t 1934. The 31-year-old Boudreau.
4 serving his 11th season with the
I Indians, also became the first
;' Cleveland player to win the dis-
tinction since first baseman
i George Burns, who captured the
j award in 1926.
Apart from the magnificent
managerial job he turned In dur
;J ing' 1948, Boudreau was the last
i f word among shortstops.
'I In the field he was brilliant,
S turning in one spectacular play
. nftfll flnnlhAI- At hsl ha i-unL-nH
second only to Boston's vaunted
Ted Williams, driving in 1047
runs, hitting 33 doubles. 18 home
j runs and amassing 199 hits.
Nearly Unanimous
v On the basis of 14 points for a
5 first place vote, nine points for
second, eight for third and so on
y down the line Boudreau's 324
polnt total was only 12 short of
unanimity. Stan Musial of the
Cardinals received 22 first place
votes in Dut rolled only -a
total of 319 points.
' Outfielder Joe DiMagglo of the
Yankees, who won the American
league's most valuable player
award for 1947, was runner-up
tnis year with 213 points, gaining
the only two first place votes that
Boudreau failed to receive.
i Williams, winner in 1946. cor-
nered third place with 171 points
. and was followed by shortstop
Vern Stevens of. the Red Sox with
"',121 points and pitcher Bob Lemon
ft Cleveland with 101.
Gordon Ranks High
Other players receiving point
: votes were Joe Gordon. Cleveland.
. and Tom Henrich, New York, 63
each; Gene Bearden, Cleveland,
52; Hal Newhouser, Detroit, 48;
: : Eddie 'Joost, Philadelphia, 39;
. Hank Majeskf, Philadelphia, Bir
'die Tebbetts, Boston, and Vic
Raschi, New York, 23 each; Ken
Keltner, Cleveland, 18; Gerry
Pridday, St. Louis, 16; George
Kell, Detroit, 14; Walt Evers, De
: troit, 13; Al Zarilla, St. Louis, 11;
.", Bob Dillinger, St. Louis, Jim He
gan, Cleveland, and Bobby Doerr,
',1 Boston, 10 each; Luke Appling,
Chicago, 8; Bob Feller, Cleveland,
6; Lou Brissie and Ferris Fain,
' J Philadelphia, and Joe Dobson,
"i Boston, 5 each, Bill Goodman,
5 Boston, and Barney McCosky,
3 Philadelphia, 4 each; Larry Berra,
:j New York, Larry Doby, Cleve
land, and Dom DiMaggio, Boston,
"4 3 each; Cliff Fannin, St. Louis, 2,
and Pat Mullin, Detroit, and Phil
I Rizzuto, New York, 1 each.
I Love-birds received the name
I because of a habit of perching in
. pairs and cuddling close to each
other.
Sports Roundup
Hy United I'reut)
Football-Utah turned down an
Invitation to meet William and
Mary in the Delta bowl in Mem
phis, Tenn., because the married
men on the team voted against it
on the ground they would not
get to spend the holidays with
their families. College: College
of Pacific 55, Fresno State 0; Den
ver 13. Wvomini? 0: Utah 41 tltnh
State 7; Texas 14, Texas A & M
14; Wake Forest 38. South Cnro-
Una 0; WMI 33, VPI 7; Missouri
21, Kansas 7; Nevada 42, Wichi
ta 12; St. Louis U. 21, Kansas
State 7; Missouri Valley 20, Mc
Murray 13; Cornell 23, Pennsyl
vania 14; St. Bonaventure 20, San
Francisco 14; Brown 35, Col
gate 7.
Pro Football All American
conference: Cleveland 31. Los An
geles 14: Buffalo 39, Chicago 35.
National league: Chicago Cards
28. Detroit 14.
Pro Basketball Washington 81
Philadelphia 73; Indianapolis 81,
iiosion tiu; uaHimore lis), Ft
Wayne 64; St. Louis 84, Provi
dence -32 lover-time).
Boxing Billy Conn continued
his comeback with a 9th round
KO of Jackie Lyons, Oklahoma
city.
Horse Raring Shannon H
caroe from behind to take the
$25,000-aclded San Francisco han
dicap at Tanforan.
Hockey Pacific Coast league:
Fresno 3, San Diego 2. National
league: Chicago 6, New York 4;
Toronto 2, Montreal 0. U. S.
league: St. Paul 6, Omaha 2; Kan
sas City 3, Minneapolis 0; Tulsa
10, Dallas 4; Ft. Worth 5, Hous
ton 3. American league: Pitts
burgh 2, Hershey 1; New Haven
5, Washington 2.
Jefferson Beats
Gresham 207
Medford and Grants Pass clash
at Grants Pass tonight for the
right to meet Jefferson high of
Portland December 4 for the Ore
gon state prep school football
championship. The class "A" title
game will be played in Portland's
Multnomah stadium.
The Jefferson eleven founht to
the finals by overcoming a scrap
py nui undermanned uresnam
team 20 to 6 in a Thanksgiving
day encounter at Multnomah sta
dium. Gresham scored first, but
Jefferson came back with a com
bination of power and deception
to win. A crowd of more than
6,000 braved showery, brisk wea
ther to witness the contest.
Henley and Dayton won
Thanksgiving day games to go
into the finals for the state class
"B" title. They will meet a week
from tonight, probably at Mc
Minnville. Henley blanked Wallowa 27 to
0 at Klamath Falls and at Mc
Minnville, Dayton trounced Map
leton 20 to 7.
The $20 bill Is vying with the
$10 bill as a most popular green-
bacK. There is now $8,750,000,000
in $20 bills in circulation, com
pared with $6,000,000,000 in $10
bills.
rite over Santa Clara in the west
as was Penn State at Washington
State.
Gor't and State land sale offer ranch,
timber, grating land in Calif., Oregon,
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Athletic Director
Position Offered
Annapolis. Md.. Nov. 26 (IP)
Capt. Thomas J. Hamilton ad
mitted today he has received an
offer to become athletic director
at the University of Pittsburgh.
Hamilton, who is now director
of athletics at the naval acad
emy, indicated he will not make
up his mind until after tomor
row's game with Army.
"No decision has been made."
he said, "and right now I am
thinking only In terms of beat
ing Army."
Bowling
Top Unbeaten
Elevens Will See
Action Saturday
New York, Nov. 26 (ll'i Army
Clemson and Notre Dame, the
only three major perfect record
football teams still in action, were
favored today by three or more
touchdowns to carry on with vic
tories Saturday as the last big
collegiate week end winds up
with a flurry of showdowns for
choicest bids to the post-season
bowl games.
Tops for the week In the east
is the 49th Army-Navy game at
Philadelphia, which will draw
102,000, including President Tru
man and high army-navy brass.
The fast-striking Cadets were fa
vored by 21 points to hang the
ninth defeat of tiie season on hap
less navy.
Clemson was a 21-polnt favorite
over Auburn at Mobile, Ala., and
the Irish of Notre Dame were
held at 34 points over the Uni
versity of Washington at South
Bend, Ind. Both Clemson and
Notre Dame have one more game
to play but an Army victory
would enable its two-platoons to
Join Michigan and California in
the perfect '48 class.
Georgia Favored
Georgia, beaten by North Caro
lina, but undefeated in south
eastern conference play, was a
seven-point favorite over Georgia
Tech to sweep the league crown
and the resultant New Year's day
invitation probably frorn the Su
gar bowl.
High-flying North Carolina,
tied by William and Mary, rated
a 27 point spread Over Virginia
and would like to do at least that
well to maintain its bowl pres
tige -7- probably for the Cotton
bowl although the Tar Heels may
show up at New Orleans.
Oklahoma's mighty Sooners,'
unbeaten since the opening shock
er against Santa Clara, was a 19
point favorite in the midlands
over Oklahoma A. and M. and
they're listening for any bid that
will match them first with North
Carolina in any bowl or against
anybody in the Sugar bowl.
Micnigan state,,, a major bowl a crowd of 2,500 saw left-hand-possibilityvasa.J9
point favoJtratfoack Cal Farley pass the
CIVIC LEAGUE BOWLING
The Lions and Shevlin-Hlxoii
teams continued to lead the Civic
league as the result of games
bowled at the Cascade bowl Wed
nesday night. Dave Lay of the Ki
wanis, with games of 188-1810 92
totalling 561, set the pace for the
evening. Dr. John Dorsch, also of
Klwanis, had high singles game
with 209. Led by these two the
Kiwanians dropped V.F.W. by
taking four points from the lead
ers of tho previous weeK. ;ne
Lions took four points from Ed
die's Sales & Service, Shevlin' Of
fice four from Royal Neighbors.
Oregon Trunk won from Rotary.
Scores follow:
Lions: W. Jossy, 483; J. JanJk,
381; Terwilllger, 413; G. Gregg,
483; J. Lnnzarotta, 511; Total,
2401.
Eddie's Sales & Service: Peay,
400; Jacques, 330; Piggott. 368;
Johnsreid, 244; Georgeson, 501;
total, 2134.
Royal Neighbors: R. Young
berg, 447; B. Youngberg, 385; W.
Weaser, 275; Pitigliano, 451; M.
Clark, 397; total, 2303.
Shevlin Office: S. Jerome, 547;
Green, 375; Egan, 389; Basim,
452; J. Jerome, 46-1; total,.2485.
Kiwanis: D. Lay, 561; D.
Thompson, 447; Chernenkoff, 373;
J. Welle, 510; J. Dorsch, 510;
total, 2530.
V. F. W.: W. Selken, 414; R.
Morris. 438; M. Englehardt, 386;
R. Rowley (absent), 348; A. Mel
rose, 463; total, 2178
Rotary: R. Wetle, 406; Cundell,
549; Rhoton, 438; Sleeper, 394;
Ellis, 505; total, 2355.
Oregon Trunk: Musgrave, 533;
Currie, 423; Silkworth, 312; Allen,
472; Woodall, 385; total, 2398.
College of Idaho
Wins at Medford
Medford, Nov. 26 (U'iThe Col
lege of Idaho, northwest confer
ence champion, took to the air
despite a muddy field and slip
pery ball to defeat Southern Ore
gon college.co-champion of the
far western conference, 27 to 20,
in the third annual Pear bowl
game here Thanksgiving day.
Idaho Coyotes to all four of their
touchdowns. -.
Southern Oregon scored first
when Chuck Jandreau went over
on a quarterback sneak from the
one-yard line. Later in the first
period Farley heaved a pass to
halfback Tom Winbigler who
went the remaining 40 yards to
score. Idaho went ahead with
Richard Gardner kicking the ex
tra point.
harley tossed two more touch
down passes in the second period
and Southern Oregon scored once
on a pass from Jandreau to Jerry
Edwards to give the Coyotes a 21
to 13 half lime lead.
Farley hurled his fourth scor
ing pass in the fourth period, af
ter Southern Oregon had bucked
from the two-yard line for its
final touchdown.
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next Christinas into 50 pieces! Choose the plan
you wish the one that suits your needs.
Save 50c , . . $1.00 . . . $2.00 . . . $5.00 or $10.00
each week. Then, early in December of next
year, the total amount saved will be yours for
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WHAT TO GIVE
A GUY
FOR CHRISTMAS
A Short Course In
Joyous Smiles On
Christmas Morn
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FLORSHEIM SHOES
SHOES BY FREEMAN
FRIEDMAN-SHELBY BOOTS
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
BOOTS FOR THE HUNTER
JACKETS BELTS
COLUMBIAKNIT SWEATERS
MUNSINGWEAR UNDERWEAR
UNION SUITS T-SHIRTS
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The Husband
We've one of tiie largest and finest stocks
of suits in this part of the stale, and we highly
recommend n. fine suit as the numher I Christ
mns gift lor your hushund. Select n topcoat, tou.
We ve scores of topcoats in HIS size to make
your selection . from. Because we do have so
many, we ve .reduced their prices, so now, for
exnmple, you can htiy a $70 topcoat for only
$57.88 and 'others are as low as $28.88. He'll
like your gift and congratulate you on your
economy. i
Robes and sportswear are perennial favorites
with hushnnds. anil we're prepared to show you
some mighty fine apparel of this type, loo. A
line hat is another wonderful gift. If you're not
certain of his size or the style he'd prefer, buy
him n gift ccrlilicate, and he enn come in and
select just exactly what he wants.
Don't hesitate to ask for suggestions from our
clerks. Chances are your hushand has been shop
ping here al ihe S 6 N Men's Shop recently,
anil has dropped a hint or two as lo just what
he'd like lo I ind under the Christ inns tree this
year.
MACKINAWS RAINCOATS
GOLF JACKETS SOCKS
ARROW SHIRTS
KEY CHAINS KEY CASES
TIE RACKS CUFF LINKS
HICKOK JEWELRY TIES
LORD JEFF SWEATERS
SPORTS JACKETS
GLOVES FOR WORK, DRESS
BOTANY "500" SUITS
GARFIELD ACE SUITS
DOBBS HATS ARROW T.ES
MALLORY HATS SOCKS
SUITS BY CLIPPER CRAFT
TOPCOATS SWEATERS
ARGYLE SOCKS ROBES
BEAU BRUMMELL TIES
BOW TIES TIE CLASPS
Page I
Boyfriend
An appropriate gift, an appreciated gift is not
necessarily an expensive gift when you do your
shopping here at the S 6 N Men's Shop! Our
clerks can give you plenty of help, too, because
they know what young felfows want they ought
to, the young fellows in Bend shop here regularly.
Hickok has put out some distinctly different
designs in jewelry, billfolds, belts and the like
during the past year. Look them over and you'll
find the gift for HIM. Ties are a favorite, too,
and we have one of the ' largest selections to
choose from loud ones'," plain ones, mediums.
You know a fellow just can't have enough ties.
Then there are famed Arrow shirts, dress
gloves, tie rocks, and scores of other fine gifts.
Come in and look them over, let our clerks help
you and your gift from the S N Men's Shop
will be certain to bring a joyous smile of oppre-
cialion.
SWEATSHIRTS BILLFOLDS
ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS
SLACKS for Work and Dress
SLIPPERS LOAFERS
PLEETWAY PAJAMAS
SPORT COATS TIES
SPORT JACKETS
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Male Relative
or Friend
1 he male relutive or friend Is a worry at Christ
mastime because he seems to be the hardest on
your list to fi nd a present for. It's no worry if
you shop at the S & N Men's shop, though. Our
clerks can give you plenty, of help.
Our first suggestion is an Arrow shirt and an
Arrow tie. Men like line shirts and yet they never
do seem to have enough. A fine pair of argyle
socks or a piece of fine Hickok jewelry are other
items he'll appreciate.
If you re not sure on sizes, you know an ini
tialed Arrow I landkerchief and a tie or two are
bound to fit and they're gifts any mole appreci
ates. I here are hundreds of other gifts to select
from, so come in now and look around and
you II find the end of your Christmas shopping
worries here.
If you have to mail your present out of town
we'll be glad to wrap it and prepare it for ship
ment, too.
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