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Bears Score
45 to 25 Victory
Oyer Uni-High
The Lava Bear basketball team
gave Bend fans their first taste
ol victory last night by over
whelming the University hieh
BChool team of Eugene 45 to 25.
With high-reaching backboard
work by Doug Hogland, center,
and Larry Standlfer, forward, the
isears jumped into an early lead
and were never threatened. Hog
land opened the scoring with two
free throws, and Bob Hawes, Sul
livan and Hogland got field goals
to register a count of eight for
tne Hears Deiore university high
got on the scoreboard with a field
goal by Fletcher.
The Bears led 12 to 4 at the end
of the first period and went on
up to a 25 to 7 lead by the end
os. me iirsc nair.
Uses New Unit
The wide margin enabled Coach
Russ Acheson to use an entirely
new unit irom late in the second
period until' early in the fourth
quarter.
Hawes was high scorer for Bend
and for the game with 13 points
from five field goals and three
free throws. Lynch led the Uni
versity high scoring column with
four field goals and two free
throws for 10 points.
In use for the first time was the
new electric scoreboard and clock
given by Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Grahl
man. Another new feature for
games this year Is a lighted panel,
operated from the scorers' bench,
giving the names and numbers of
the lineups of both teams.
Lineups:
Bend FG. FT. II TP,
Standifer, f. 0 0 3 4
Sullivan, f. . 2 2 2 6
Hogland, c 3 2 2 6
Hawes, g 5 3 1 13
Christensen, G, .. 0 0 1 0
Longballa, s 2 1 15
McKee, s. ..... 0 1 0 1
Sutton, s 4 0 2 8
Mihelich, s. 0 0 0 0
Rhodes, s 0 0 10
Robison, s 0 0 0 0
Carroll, s ... 0 0 0,0
Totals .....18 9 li 45
Unl. High
Fletcher, f. ...
Lynch, f
Tollefson, c. ...
Newburn, g. ...
Brborich, g. ...
Froling, s
Vanosse, s
Williams, s. ...
FG. FT. PF, TP.
..2 12 5
...... 4
0
2
1
0
...... 0
...... 0
Totals 9 7 15 25
Officials: Lloyd Abrams and
Howard Krog, floor; Dr. J. S.
Grahlman, timer.
Score by quarters: ; , . ; '
"'end t. 12 25 35' 45
U. High ; 4 7 17 25
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
. RESULTS
ll United Pram)
Went
UCLA 61, St. Mary's 58.
Utah State 75, Montana U. 67.
Utah 56, Southern California 54.
California 40, Stewart Chevro
let 45.
San Francisco City college 49,
California Blues 38.
Oregon State 63, Willamette 40.
San Diego State 47, Chapman
16.
Wyoming 78, Montana State 44.
University of San Francisco 55,
Kansas State 53.
Southwest
Baylor 45, Phillips Oilers 31.
McMurry 71, Texas A & I 39.
Texas Wcslcyan 70, Sam Hous
ton State 65.
Texas 49, North Texas 41.
Nevada 54, Fresno Stale 48.
Cranberry production In the U
S. this year is expected to bo 25
per cent nigncr man in tne iuaf
46 average.
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55 ' THE FUK1KIY BOS1E tStST'
OGA Tournament
To Be at Astoria
Portland, Dec. 11 Uii The' As-,
torla Country club will be host to
the 1949 Oregon Golf association
tournament next June 20 to 25.
Selection of Astoria was made
at the association's annual meet
ing here last night.
The 1950 tournament will De
held at Eugene Country club, and
the 1949 oga junior meet win oe
played at Portland's Alderwood
Country club, Juno 13 to 17.
Ray Ch rewln of Portland was
elected president, succeeding Dr.
Millard Kosenblatt ol Tualatin.
Dr. Vern Fowler of Astoria was
re-elected vice president and
Rege Ott of Portland was named
secretary-treasurer.
Directors elected were Dave
Hamley, Pendleton; Sidney Milll
gan, Eugene; R. W. Thomas,
Bend; Dick Hancn, Coos Bay;
King Shanks, Oswego; F. John
West, Klamath Falls; Paul Camp
bell, Portland; Rege Ott, Port
land; Oscar Furuset, Portland;
Dr. Millard Rosenblatt, Portland;
Marvin Clark, Grants Pass, and
Eugene McElroy, Roseburg.
Oregon High School Oasketliall
Result
(Ily United Prau)
Jefferson 44, Salem 42.
Benson 36, Lewis and Clark
frosh 33.
Lincoln 35, Beaverton 33. .
Battleground, Wash., 30, Grant
24.
Molalla 51 Sweet Home 22,
rVcwbcrg 33, Gresham 22.
Milton Freewater 34, The
Dalles 28.
Columbia prep 42, Estacada 41.
Banks 35, Canby 22.
Bend 45, University high 25.
Garibaldi 54, Clatskanic 35.
Marshfield 34, Eugene 31.
Sandy 46, Concordia academy
44.
Central Catholic 36, St. Marys
30.
Cottage Grove 40, North Bend
25.
Baker 41, Ontario 34.
Medfoid 45, Milwaukle 42.
Redmond 43, Central Point 34.
Springfield 29, Camas 27.
Lebanon 40, Roosevelt 38.
Nehalem 57, Newell 38.
Odell 26, Parkdale 22.
Cascade Locks 46, Mosler 6.
Junction City 58, Albany 57.
Taft 44, Willamina 26.
Dayton 31, Newport 30.
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Bowling
TEAMS TO TRAVEL
Five Bend bowling teams will
be on the road this week end,
with two heading for Grants Pass
to enter the all-Elks bowling tour
ney and with the other three
heading to Burns. Members of
the Bend Elks "A" squad going to
Grants Pass are George Norcott,
Paul Sevy, Jack Kargman, How
ard Plnneo and one other player.
The "B" team will be composed
of Leon Devcreaux, Leon Deve
reaux, Jr., Howard Kopp, Elmer
Brown and Merrill Ross.
The All State Realty team will
go to Burns, as will another team
of men and a women's team. Play
ing for the All State will be Earl
Georgeson, C. Barrell, E. Cundell,
H. Baughn and M. Forbes.- On the
other team will be Paul and Tom
Loree, S. Blucher, E. Judy and
Bill Roller. Women who are to
make the trip to Burns are Julia
Coulter, Arline Roberts, Kay Tier
ney, Blance Calder and Areitta
Musgrave.
BOOSTER LEAGUE
The two top bowlers in the
Women's Booster Bowling league
last night at the Cascade Bowl
were H. Anderson with high se
ries of 384, and H. Haggin with
high single game of 145. The
Moose won three points from the
C.I.O. and the V.F.W. won three
points from the Royal Neighbors.
The C.I.O. had high team game
of' 604. 1727 was the high team
series won by the Moose.. Scores
ioiiow:
Moose: V. Wood, 320;- T. Smith.
341; H. Anderson, 384; H. Haggin,
343; total, 1727. .
C. I. o.: D. McCollum, 314;: H.
Henderson. 239: D. SnancJer. 317:
M. Thompson, 874? total, .jjeei. j .
V. F. W.: -J: Kllm','355; H. Mar-,
un, oi; i. morns, ziu; a. juaocien,
285; total, 1638.
Royal Neighbors: B. Young
horg, 258: M. Weaver, 228; D.
Barllelt, 327; J. Campbell, 275; to
tal, 1622.
MATCHES SPLIT
The Leonard Lundgrcn Millmen
and two teams from Ihe Moose
played again last night at the
Cascade Bowl with an even split
In the match. The Lundgren No.
2 team won from the Moose No.
1, and Ihe Moose No. 2 team won
from the Lundgren No. 1 team by
23 plus. Jim Bowles had the best
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Ezzard Charles
Kayoes Baski
In 11th Round
New York, Dec. 11 (lii Ezzard
Charles was willing today to meet
any other heavyweight contender
although the Cincinnati Negro ac
tually won the right to a June
title fight last night by stopping
big Joe Baksl in the 11th round.
Referee Ruby Goldstein award
ed Charles the victory on a tech
nical knockout at 2:33 of the 11th.
Goldstein refused to permit Baksl
to continue because tne ex-coal
miner from kulpmont, Pa., was
bleedlne profusely from ' cuts
above and below his left eye.
The bout, before an unexpect
edly small crowd of 11,194 at Mad
ison Square garden, had been
scheduled for 15 rounds. It was
slated for 15 rounds instead of 10
because the principals were fight
ing for the right to a June title
shot at Joe Louis.
Outweighed 32 Vi Founds
Charles was Impressive. Al
though outweighed 32 Mi pounds,
he weathered a terrific body bat
tering and then tagged his larg
er opponent with the first knock
out of 'his career. - It was the first
time Baksl had failed to last the
distance in 64 professional fights.
The fans, who paid $40,833,
thought Goldstein should have let
Baksl fight a -little longer; but it
was apparent when Goldstein
stepped in. that the lumbering
Pennsylvanian had been beaten
Into bloody helplessness.
When the bell ended the 10th,
Baksl weighing 210 pounds
Was bleeding from gashes above
and below his left eye, from a
slight cut in his right brow, from
a cut on the bridge of his nose,
Irom his nostrils and from his
mouth. Charles, 178 pounds, was
practically unmarked, but his
body must have been sore.
After the bout, Charles said he
would make no attempt to claim
the title. He wanted the June
fight with Louis but he was will
ing to meet any other ambitious
contender meanwhile.
series of tho evening with a 186-
iy4-l6T lor VMl score. 'Thomp
son of the Moose came up with a
222 to win the single game hon
ors, bcores follow:
Moose No. 1: Anderson, 427;
Thompson, 526; Lammers, 330; to
tal 1283.
Lundgren No. 2: Rentfroe, 375;
Cyphert, 391; Bowles, 547; total,
1313. i
Moose No. 2: C. Moore, 375; E.
Smith, 400; V. Miller, 467; total,
1242. .
Lundgren No. 1: D. Denman,
299; L. Murdock, 448; N. Schred-
4ety,472; total, 1219.:. . ,., . i ;,'
Beavers Defeat :
Willamette Five
Corvallis,' Dec. 11 uriOi egon
State college won Its first home
pre-season basketball game last
year against Willamette univer
sity, 63 to 40, hefore 2500 fans.
Though the Bearcats nabbed a
10 to 8 lead In the first eight min
utes, the Beavers, paced by Guard
Torriey, tied it up and gradually
pulled away. Atithe half Oregon
State led 33 to 20; Torriey made
20 points to top scoring. i
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