THE BEND BULLETIN
CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
SPORTS
GENERAL NEWS
33rd Year
BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1949
No. 67
1 iwilLir HAAAh
iTourney Opens
IThursday Night
J Thursday night nt 8 p.m. In the
4 Redmond hisli school gym marks
i the opening ot the annual Central
Oregon high school basketball
t league double elimination tourna
1 men i with the league champion
Is 'hip at stake.
! This year six midstate teams
E meet to compete for the title and
1 anything tan happen although
I the Redmond Panthers and the
I Bend I.ava Bears are figured as
1 top contenders for the league
i title. Redmond and Bend are tied
fur the lead in the league race
iwHh games lost only to each
other.
Lakeview stands In third posi
tion followed by Burns and Mad
t ras with Prineville in the league
"collar.
4 rrineville, last year's tourna
menl winner, is in the same po
'Mtion as the team held last year,
tl.ast year Prineville came from
the cellar to dump all teams and
uke the tournament, upsetting
"all pregame dope.
, As in years before, the seas
on's standings of league teams
tan lie thrown out the window
,nd it is any team's tournament.
When the pressure of tournament
play is on top teams tend to tight
en and be eliminated and under
dog hoopsters have a chance to
come out on top.
Tournament Schedule
.? Thursday:
v 7 p.m. Bums vs. Prineville.
4 S p.m. Madias vs. Lakeview.
Bend and Redmond both drew
bvos for Thursday.
x Friday:
t 7 p.m. Winner of Prineville
Burns game plays Redmond,
i 8 p.m. Winner of Madras Lake
view game plays Bend.
' Saturday:
i 10 a.m. Loser of first game
Thursday plays loser of Friday's
second game.
: il a.m. Loser of second game
on Thursday plays loser of- Fri
day's first game.
7 p.m. Winners of Friday
night's games play.
8 p.m. Winners of two morning
. games play again Saturday night.
ELLIOTT TO JOIN BRAVES
Glen Elliott of Myrtle Creek,
Ore., who pitched for the Boston
Braves in the world series last
fall, will leave here Saturday for
Florida. He will join the Braves
spring training camp at Braden
ton, Fla. During the winter
months, Elliott has been employ
ed in the shipping department of
the Fir Manufacturing Co.
OAKS SELL PITCHER
Oakland, Calif., Feb. 23 Uli
The Oakland Oaks of the Pacific
Coast baseball league announced
the sale of Pitcher Floyd (Hum
mingbird) Spcer to Dallas of the
Texas league.
Specr, a regular with last year's
pennant-winning Oakland squad,
won 12 and lost three during 1948.
Specr is a right hander.
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MERCHANTS I.EAGVE
The Waldorf went into a tie
with Snoop and Sclmlze for the
leadership of the Merchants
league last night at the Cascade
bow l by dropping Hudson-Duncan
all four points while Snoop and
Schulze were splitting two and
two with the Pastime. Erickson's
Food market won two games
from Bend Specialized Service and
(he Post Office won three points
Horn ureenwood grocery.
Erickson's had the high team
game of 9!t0, and the Waldorf the
best scries of 2752. Paul Loree
had the high point game of 23-1
and high series of 589.
Scores follow:
Post Office: Anderson, 525;
Kiel, 418; Clark, -133; Alwinger,
189; Loree, 589; total, 273G.
Greenwood Grocery: Jerome,
425; Terwilliger. 414; Goldman,
4tt; Plass, 3S3; Dallas, 459; total,
2561.
Shoop & Schulze: Diver, 412;
Clausen, 535; Harris, 3t7; Fuls,
41G; Taylor, 399; total, 2006. '
The Pastime: Smith, 455; Steidl,
453; Kizer, 3(15; Lester, 525; Vogt,
454; total, 2597.
Erickson's: Forbes, 517; Smith,
459; Kessler399; Segerstrom, 421;
Loree, 432; total, 2580.
Bend Specialized Service: Allen,
433; Crane, 445; Meachum, 481;
Janzik, 519; Wholey, 541; total,
2620.
Waldorf: Calder, 474; Gleason,
478; Gregg, 364; Cundell, 506;
Raper, 522; total, 2752.
Hudson-Duncan: Smith, 475;
Lonzovatto, 461; Craig, 411;
Caughey, 350; Dago, 434; total,
2551.
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
In the Deschutes Fraternal
league play last night at the Des
chutes lanes, Lundgrens Lumber
Co. took three points from the
Moose while the Knights of Pyth
ias and the Eagles were splitting
two and two.
E. Smith took high single game
with a score of 187, while L. C.
Thompson took high series with
scores of 173 163155 491.
Scores follow:
Eagles: Syverson, 313; Chris
teson, 370; Ludwig, 432; Bright,
465; Fehlcr, 433; total, 2142.
Knights of Pythias: Hanson,
315; Maker. 341; Syverson, 344;
Rhoton, 386; Lundstrom, 436;
total, 2122.
Lundgrens Lumber Co.: Elkins,
361; Lammers, 358; Marcoulier,
482; Schaedler, 467; Bowles, 461;
total, 2463.
Moose: Haysmer, 422; Miller,
406; Anderson, 478; Thompson,
491; Smith, 437; total, 2423.
AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE
Hunnell Motors and Ward Mo
tors scored 4-0 victories over Pa
cific Trailways and Moty & Van
Dyke with the Ward team taking
high single game honors of 959
and high scries with 2799.
In other matches Hand Motor
Co. split with Halbrook and Car
roll Motors split with Anderson
Nash 2-2 in each case.
Individual honors went to Hen
ley Baughn with 169-201-219 for
589, his 219 being high single
game also. Scores follow:
Carroll Motors: Edwards, 371;
W. Move, 311; K. Moye. 338; Hen
derson, 342; Organ, 363; total,
2403.
Anderson-Nash: Anderson, 346;
Cundell, 131; Steinberg, 371;
Christie, 3&5; Nedrow, 397; Garri
son, 199; total. 2351.
Hand Motor Co.: O. Crane, 470;
Wilson, 391; Pitgliano, 413; D.
Crane, 373; Wood, 423; total, 2505.
Halbrook Motors: Umbarger,
426; Smedley, 399; Lentz, 423;
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Yale Loses Out
In League Race
New York, Feb. 23 Ul Just as
they had one foot in the door of
the NCAA basketball tourna
ment, Yale's Bulldogs were boot
ed down the front steps today in
surprised disgrace.
Completely unexpected was the
dramatic 47 to 45 set back handed
Yale last night by Princeton. The
defeat bounced the Ells out of
first place in the Ivy league and
placed their expected bid to the
.NCAA in Jeopardy.
Princeton held Tony I.nvelli to
two field goals.
The Ohio Valley conference
tournament, which will have an
important bearing on the other
court classic next month, gets un
der way with n doubleheader to
night at Louisville, Ky.
Here's the way the teams are
seeded:-1, Western Kentucky: 2.
Louisville; 3, Eastern Kentucky;
and 4, Evansville.
. Wichita whipped Tulsa, 51-43,
last night.
Southern Oregon
Wins Over Aggies
Davis, Col.. Feb. 23 HI'' South
ern Oregon College of Education
turned the tables on the Cali
fornia Aggies by squeezing out a
55-54 far western conference bas
ketball victory here last night.
The visitors had lost 65-48 the
night before.
The Oregon club led by a slen
der margin most of the game
with a 26-25 edge at the half. It
was the final game of the season
for the Aggies and their captain,
Gordy Young, ended his college
court career with a zz-poim toiai
for scoring honors. Charlie Jan
dreau led the winners with 14
points.
Donahue, 26-1; Norcott, 511;
O'Neal, 154; total, 2479.
Motv & Van Dvke: Bjorvik,
4.18; Miller, 471; Georgson, 454;
Routley, 3-16; King, 470; total,
2530.
Ward Motor Co.: E. Allen, 507;
C. Allen. 479; Baughn, 5S9; Lalto,
518; Pierce, 475; total, 2799.
Pacific Trailwavs: wear, 4it;
H. Maker. 437; Bramlvold, 402;
Bart let t, 383; L. Maker, 438; to
tal. 2424.
Hunnell Motors: Murphy, 444;
McManus, 451; Clark, 395; Peter
son, 413; absentee, 393; total,
2594.
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Lebanon 58, Cottage Grove 33.
Hill Military (Portland) 52,
Sherwood 40.
St. Mary's (Eugene) 31, Uni
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Junction Citv 55, Sweet Home
31.
Rickert Signs
Brave Contract
Tacoma, Wash., Feb. 23 itri
Outfielder Marv Rickert, who ear
lier rejected a contract calling for
$1500 less than he made in the
minors last season, said Tuesday
he had coine to terms with the
National league champion Boston
Braves.
Rickert said he agreed to an
offer made by General manager
John Quinn during a telephone
conversation yesterday.
"It's the best contract I've ever
had," Rickert said.
Rickert, who played with Mil
waukee in the American associa
tion last season, replaced the in
jural Jeff Heath in the world
series for the Braves at the spe
cial permission of Baseball com
missioner A. B. "Happy" Chand
ler. Rickert will leave for the
Braves' training camp at Braden
ton, Fla., tomorrow.
ROOKS DOWN I'KOSH
Eugene, Ore., Feb. 23 tin Tak
ing the lead midway In the first
half, the Oregon State Rooks
raced up a 42 to 33 victory over
the Oregon frosh in their basket
ball game here Tuesday night.
It was the fourth straight win
of the OSC Rooks over the Ore
gon Frosh this season.
Jackie Orr and George Allison
paced Oregon State with 10 points
each. Jim Calderwood, Oregon
guard, was high man for the
game with 12 points.
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BEND, OREGON
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Wrestling Match
Gets Small Crowd
New York. Feb. 23 Ui It may
be another 12 years before the
grunters and groaners again In
vade Madison Square garden; for
last night's "muscle comedy" that
featured Gorgeous George, wrest
ling's top attraction, drew only
4.197 fans and $13,957.
Blonde George, a marcelled and
perfumed grappler from Holly
wood, threw Ernie Dusek of
Omaha after 20 minutes and 57
seconds of horrific histrionics.
And the show reportedly threw
Promoter Bill Johnston for a
$1,500 loss.
Despite the mat boom stimulat
ed by television at small clubs in
the metropolitan area, New York
fans apparently were not enthus
iastic enough about the sport to
pay as high as $7.50 for ringside
seats. Not even to see the first
appearance of the pachyderms at
the Garden in a dozen years. Not
even to see the sissified and atom
ized George.
Portland Defeats
Lewis and Clark
Portland, Ore. .Feb. 23 Mi
University of Portland defeated
Lewis anil Clark college 66 to 53
in their basketball game here
Tuesday night.
Lewis and Clark led for the
first 15 minutes, then the Port
land Pilots tied the score at 21 to
21. The Pilots moved ahead 23 to
21 on Ray Foleen's lay-in shot and
were never lehind from then" on.
Portland led 34 to 28 at the half.
Dean Sempert of Lewis and
Clark was high scorer of the con
test with 19 points. Leo Gros
jacques was high scorer for Port
land with 17 points.
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Prineville Team
Winner of Title
Prineville, Feb. 25 Winner
Saturday night, when It defeated
Frank's tavern team of Redmond,
43 to 35. of the championship of
the Central Oregon league of
town basketball teams, the Pine
Products corporation team here
Is scheduled to participate In a
tournament for the state A.A.U.
title at Oregon City next Sunday.
Members of the Tine Products
squad are H. McLean, Art Smith,
J. McPhettridge, J. Garret, B.
Strykerman, G. Mickelson, R.
Moore, E. Hahn, B. Decker, J.
Noble, C, Porflly and W. Humphreys.
Athletic Meet Set
At Prineville
Prineville, Feb. 23 A large
number of business and profes
sional men here Indicated that
they will be present tonight nt
(he Crooked river grade school to
participate In a meeting called by
Nello Glovnnlnl, named tempor
ary chairman at an initial gather
ing Inst week, for organizing a
permanent "Quarterback club,"
the aim of which will be promo
tion of all high school athletics.
Don Yancey is temporary secre
tary of the group.
Plans call for progressing with
the organization sufficiently far
tonight to provide for presenta
tion of a constitution and by-laws
at a meeting set for March 8.
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Bend City League
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In tonight's Bend city basket
ball league opener In the high
school gym the Wooden Box mets
the Renegades In a scramble for
league leadership. Although the
American Legion leads the
league, a misstep means a loss of
the lead to the winner of this
game.
Halbrook Motors squares off
against the Jaycees at 8 p.m. in
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have not played yet this season.
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League Standings
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American Legion 4 1
Renegades 4 2
Wooden Box 4 2
Halbrook Motors 3 3
Evans Fly 2 3
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