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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1948
0. S. C. Pavilion
25 Per Cent Built
Corvallis, Dec. 20 IB Oregon
State college's new $1,800,000
basketball pavilion is about 25
per cent complete, Building su
perintendent Richard A. Adams
disclosed today.
The pavilion is scheduled for
completion August 1.
When finished, the building
will have a lull basement with
dressing equipment and sports
rooms; a main floor, including
the basketball court and numer
ous offices and meeting rooms.
and a balcony exclusively .for
spectators.
It will accommodate 10,200 bas-
ketball fans.
Cleveland Browns
Win Title, 497
Cleveland. Dec. 20 (111 Cleve
land sport fans, who only 10
weeks ago took time out to salute
their Indians as baseoairs worm
champions, today doffed their
hats to the Bruising Browns still
title titans of the all-America
football conference.
In a record-busting perform
ance, staged before 22,981 frozen
fans yesterday in Municipal stadi
um, the Browns remained the
king-pins of the Junior profession
al Iood bv dismembering the Buf
falo Bills, 49 to 7, in the 1948
title game.
It was third straight champion
ship for the Browns. That, in it
self, was a record for the pro
game. It also was their lath
straight victory this year without
a defeat, which set them up as the
first pro team in history to regis
ter an all-winning season.
Musial Takes
New York, Dec. 20 lU'i Stan
Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals,
baseball's slugging synonym for
power and consistency, today
stdred away his third National
league batting crown in six sea
sons. Musial, the lithe 28-year-old out
fielder, topped the league with a
.376 batting average for 1948, of
ficial figures revealed. Not only
did the boyish-looking left-hander
from Donora, Pa., lead in hitting,
but in practically everything else.
He led the league In:
Runsbatted-in 131
Most runs scored 135
Most hits 230
Most total bases 429
Most doubles 46
Most triples 18.
There were a few other "little"
accomplishments too.
These included things like win
ning the league's most valuable
player award; appearing In all of
his team's 155 games; tying a ma
jor league record held by Ty Cobb
when ho made five hits in one
game on four different occasions
lust seuson; tying a National
league record by leading the loop
in base hits for the fourth time,
and tying another circuit mark by
leading In triples for the third
time. ,
Stan Musial's
Father Dies
St. Louis, Dec. 20 (IPi Lukas
Musial, 58, father of St. Louis
Cardinal star outfielder, Stan Mu
sial, died here last night after a
lingering illness. '
. Members of the family said the
elder Musial has been ill since last
March when he suffered a para
lytic stroke. Ho had been living
here with his son.
National Pro League Title
Game Played in Snowstom
Lapine Varsity
Beats Cubs 72-25
The Bend Cub team ran into a
buzz saw when it played Lapine
high school Friday evening at La
pine, coming out on the short end
of a 72 to 25 point score.
The Lapine cagers were led by
two fast rangy forwards, Ycag-
er and Dalrymple, who accounted
lor 55 ol their teams points,
Yeager netted 25 and Dalrymple
scored 31. Laursen led Bend scor
ing with 12 points.
Lineups were:
Bend (25) pos. (72) Lapine
Benson f 25 Yeager
Johnston f.... 31 Dalrymple
Sampels u c 1 uarrison
Laursen 12 Hunter
Darst 6 ;...g 3 Osburne
Substitutions: Bend uates (i),
Hogan, Congdon, Spencer, Gilli
land. Lapine Reid (10), Alexan
der (2), Bromley.
Communist Strike
Stalls Railroads
Rome, Dec. 20 (IP) A commu
nist-directed 24-hour nationwide
civil service strike of 1.500.000
workers stalled all major traffic
in Italy today. But it failed to dis
rupt communications.
No serious incidents were re
ported. '
The strike got underway at
midnight last night, cutting off
rail traffic in north and south
Italy. But this morning the gov
ernment succeeded in providing
limited train service in the south.
, Telephone and telegraph serv
ices were maintained. But a walk
out of maintenance men made
them unreliable.
CYCLONE HARNESSED
Evanston, 111. ill') Northwest
ern university's technological in
stitute is developing a mechanical
cyclone to eliminate silt and clay
particles from 1.000 eallons nf
water a minute. The project is
expected to be of great value to
me i-oai industry by making water
re usuable for washing excess ash
from coal and rccoverinu nmnti
pieces of coal, which now often are
wasted.
Bv Oscar Fralov
(United Fhm Sport. Writer)
Philadelphia, Dec. 20 IIP Some
time late today the Philadelphia
Eagles will be ready to celebrate
their first National Football
league championship.
It's going to take them that
long to thaw out after beating
the Chicago Cardinals, 70, in a
driving snowstorm.
Their cleats clattered only
slightly louder than their teeth
chattered as they dripped into
their dressing room after the
game yesterday. The last guys in
wound up farthest away from the
radiators. There were only a few
scattered cheers. Faces and
hands a raw tomato red from the
wind and slashing snow and their
uniforms sodden, tney were giaa
that they had won out even nap-
pier that the clock finally had
run out.
Face Burled In Snow
"Cold." said Steven Van Buren,
who scored the game's only touch
down, "I'll never get warm again.
And It seems that every time they
tackled me I wound up with my
face buried in the snow.
Greasy Neale, the old Cincinnati
outfileder, who was the winning
coach, removed a hat which was
trickling ice water down his neck
and grunted, "It's been doing that
all afternoon. Man, I've never
seen it any worse for football.
Yes, I guess I have though, at
that. It was a day Just like this
when I coached Ironton. Ohio.
against Portsmouth in 1930. Only
difference was, it was zero then."
There was another dillerence,
Neale grinned. "I lost that other
game on two field goals by Frosty
Peters." . i
Handsome Tommy Thompson,
not quite so good looking now
with a gash across the bridge of
his bright red nose, was the only
one who didn't think it was so
bad.. ... .
Didn't feel a thing after' the
first quarter," Thompson laugh
ed. "I was numb." -
Miles of Tape
It was quite a while before the
battered Behemoths started to
strip off their uniforms. They
adhesive tape which covered most
of them. At the end of a rugged
season, they were patched togeth
er with miles of It. .
And, while they, showered,
Neale gave most of the credit for
the triumph to Thompson, who
directed the team and did a lot
of running, and the hard-driving
Van Buren. i
"The Cardinals would have been
tougher on a good field, but I
think we wouia nave Deen, too,
Neale said. "We had planned
some new plays but we weren't
able to use them because of the
snow. So we beat them with the
old plays."
An attendant stood on a trunk
and announced that by winning,
each Eagle player received 5666
more than if they had lost
One burly player, huddled by
now In an overcoat, barked
"That's the last time I'll ever take
an hour's bath in ice water at
any price." ..'
The agreement was just about
unanimous.
Grade Schools .
Open Hoop Play
GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE
Team Won Lost Pet.
Kenwood , ,-. 1 , 0
St Francis 1 0 ,
Allen ... .................. 0 1
Bearkittens 0 1
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Montana Plans
ToStayinPCC
Missoula, Mont, Dec. 20 HP)
University of Montana officials
said today that the school "defi
nitely intends to remain in the
Pacific Coast football confer
ence." These officials predicted confi
dently that no attempt would be
made to oust Montana from the
PCC at the conference meeting at
Palm Springs next month. ,
Meanwhile, plans were under
way to' name a student-faculty
committee to start interviewing
candidates to succeed Douglas A.
Fessenden, who has asked to be
relieved of his duties as univer
sity athletic director and head
lootbau coacn.
St. Francis and Kenwood came
un with wins in the first round
of play in the city grade school
league at tne expense oi Alien nu
the 8th grade Bearkittens. St.
Francis bounced the Allen Tigers
38-16 and the Kenwood Yellow
Jackets turned back the Bearkit
tens by a 29-15 score. .
The Saints playing their first
game under new coacn, dick
Maudlin, uncorked a sizzling fast
break that literally ran their op
ponents into the floor and rolled
up a sizeable lead before the less
experienced Tigers could find the
hoop. Miles -Boardman, all star
football player for the Saints,
turned to the court game for the
first time and turned In a stellar
game at center for his team. Lar
ry Wade led the scoring for both
teams with 15 counters. St. Johns
was high for Allen with five.
Kenwood Wins
John Prentice. Kenwood coach,
floored the best looking Green and
Gold team in years and the West-
siders turned back a green but
willing 8th grade group with the
game never in doubt after the
first few minutes: Prentice tried
a new startegy when he had his
boys take the ball out of bounds
at the side lntsead of shooting
foul shots. Sideline fans were of
took even longer to remove the dry.
Insulation, to protect efficiently
from heat or cold, must be kept
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TOURNEY POSTPONED
St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 20 (II1) The
National Baseball congress today
announced that the international
amateur baseball tournament will
be held lh Tokyo in October, 1950,
instead of next year.
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the opinion that his team had con
trol of the ball for the greatest
share of the time. Whether it
was due to more experience or to
this factor may still be question
able, but the Kenwood mentor
was well enough pleased with the
outcome to indicate his Intention
to continue the practice.
The second round of games will
be played on the first Saturday
after the first of the year.
Lineups: .
St Francis (38) (16) Allen
Pos.
L. Wade (15) f.. Hanson
O'Doherty (8) ....f Tucker
Boardman (7) ....c... (5) St. Johns
F. Wade .....g (4) Howard
dwell (6) g.... (2) Hutchlns
Substitutions: St. Francis M.
Stenkamp (2), Fezer, Kelly, Gil
bert, Allen, B. Stenkamp and Al
lison. Allen Slate (3), McLean
(2), Lee.
Bearkittens (15) (29) Kenwood
Pos.
Foss f..... (13) Ray
Bouzell (2) f.,..:... (6) Brown
Russell (2) c (2) Paine
Andis (4) g... (4) Sexton
Davis (2) g (2) Giltner
Substitutions: Bearkittens Mil.
ler, Drake, Nelson, Nukaner (1),
Tippoth, Laylow, Carpenter, Nol-
lamow (4). Kenwood Smith,
Howe, Jewel, Mihelich, Smithey,
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