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i ' BEND BUDCEHN SPORTS GENERAL NEWS CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER 33rd Year BEND. DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1949 No. 69 THE Burns, Lakeview '4 Winners in First Tourney Contests i Lakeview and Bums scored wins over Madras and Prineville, Respectively, In the first round ;' play of the Central Oregon high school basketball tournament in ) the Redmond high school gym 1 ist night. ' J Lakeview came up with the more impressive win, dropping ( Madras 45-30. while Burns ran up 0 score of 35-25 over the Prine ville hoopsters. "' In -the first game between the : Burns Bulldogs and the Prine jville CowtKiys, both teams were TTWow In starting and the lead see f flawed back nnd forth during the 'first quarter, which ended 8-6 In fnvnr of the Bulldogs. Early in the second quarter Prineville surged ahead of the Bulldogs 11-9 by dropping a couple of gift shots through the hoop. 1 Then Benny Jones of the Bull dogs started connecting and push ed his team ahead 21-15 by the end of the first half. Jones was the trouble maker for the Prine ville team all the way. He scored 14 points in the first half and was top man of the evening with 19 points. Pat Gage of Prineville wits .high scorer in the first half for his team with five points, while Gale Billsboro finished high scor er for the Cowboys with 11 points. , - Few points were scored by either team in the third quarter which ended 2617 in the Bulldogs' favor. Burns continued to hold a lead varying from six to 10 points all through the last quarter and ended up with 35 points to the Cowboys' 25. The Bulldogs show ed superior strength on the back board play, giving the Cowboys little opportunity for more than one shot at the hoop at any one time. IJncun Prineville 25 Billsboro 11 F ... Hein, J. 1 F. .. Coles 1 C... 35 Burns .... 19 Jones .. 2 Clemans , 4 Hang Gage 5 G 3 White Goben 3 G 2 Timms Prineville: Endicott, 2; Cum 4rpert, 1; Hein, D 1; Johnson, 0; Campbell, 0. "W Burns: Walter, 4; Smith, 1; Bronet, 0; Stewart, 0: Muskopf; Superior height and backboard play gave the Lakeview Honkers a decided advantage in the sec ond game as they rolled easily over the Madras Buffalos 45-30. v Lakeviciw got an early start scoring the first two points a few seconds after the whistle. Then Madras bounced back with a couple of points and the lead changed hands several times at the beginning of the first quarter. However, the Honkers soon be gan to connect and pushed their lead to 15-8 by the end of the first Bennett's Machine Shop BILL BENNETT 1114 Roosevelt Ave. Phone 1133 BEND, OREGON General Machine Work Heavy Machine Work Gears Sprockets made to order Crank Shaft Grinding Motor Rebuilding Line Boring Cylinder Reborlng Crank Shaft Grinding In the Car Electric and Acetylene Welding General Auto Repairs Williams Rests, Signs Contract Boston, Feb. 25 UP) Ted Wil liams, the American league bat ting king vacationing in Florida, was reported to be "very happy toilay over the excellent fishing and a 1949 contract under which the Boston Ited Sox will pay him between SS0.000 and $90,000. Williams told General manager Joe Cronin in a telephone conver sation from Everglades, Fla., last night that he had signed his con tract and was In "rare" condition. He said ho was looking for a .400 batting average this season. quarter. The Madras team, while taking many shots, were unable to pick up counters. In the second quarter the Honk ers put on steam and moved ahead of the Buffalos 20-10 in the first few minutes of the second quarter. Madras then closed the gap with a couple of field goals and a gift shot. The half ended with the Honkers leading 2618. Fitzgerald was high point man for the Honkers at the half with 8 points and finished the game with the high point score for his team with 12 points. Corwin for the Buffalos was high scorer for both teams with 15 points. He consistently broke through the Honkers' defense throughout the game for under the basket hook shots which were good for points most of the time. The second half was Lake view's again as the Honkers in creased their lead over the Buf falos. The Madras team lost three players on fouls as they tried to check the Honkers' drive in the third and fourth periods. The third period ended with the Honk ers in the lead 33-23. In the last quarter the Lakeview players rolled along easily as they in creased their lead to 15 points finishing the game 45 to 30 over the Buffalos. Lakeview 45 30 Madras Fitzgerald 12 F 4 Albrecht Harvey 9 F Fields Michaelson C 6 Green O'Conner 2 G 15 Corwin Perdue 6.. G Johnson Lakeview: Flynn, 2; Gray, 2; Smith. 3; Larson, 2; Lerwick, 9. Madras: Cashner, 1; Larson, 3; Whitehead, 1; Ramsey; Links. Officials, Bigham and Slyter. In tonight's tourney play Burns will meet Redmond at 7 p.m. and Lakeview is pitted against Bend in the second game at 8 p.m. . Saturday: 10 a.m. Burns plays loser of to night's second game. 11 a.m. Madras plays loser of tonight's first game. 7 p.m. Winners of tonight's games play. 8 p.m. Winners of two morning games play again Saturday night. LITTLE FIRE, GREAT SMOKE Zanesville, O. ll Firemen summoned by Edmund Blair dis covered the dense clouds of smoke filling his home were caus ed by just a rubber band burning up on the heating element of an electric stove. Congratulations to annlhieDinnieirs It has been a great pleasure to work with them in the remodeling of this beautiful new store. We wish them every success in its future operation. Fred Van Mat re General Contractor Bowling SIIEVUNHIXON LEAGUE The Yard went to the top of the Shevlln-Hlxon league last night at the Cascade bowl by virtue of winning four points from the Planer, as the Office dropped the leaders, the Sawmill for three points. The Office, in drubbing the Sawmill, had the high team game of 520, and the high series of 1474. In the other matches the Dry Kilns won three from the Shipping, and the Electric depart ment won all four points from the Roundhouse. Sherwood Jer ome won the Individual honors with a 182 181-128 491 series. Scores follow: Shipping: Fields, 428; Fergu son. 358; Preede, 418; total, 1351. Dry Kilns: Miller, 372: Thomp son, 435; Ravcraft, 453; total, 1407. Electric: Youngberg, 441; Todd, 434; Selkin, 469; total, 1455. Round House: Ftedrikson, 418; Plggott, 431; Summers, 354; to tal. 1299. Planer: G. Pickens, 456; Carl ton. 321; O. Pickens, 436; total, 1357. Yard: Hawes. SW; '.)ouglass, 472; Petty, 492; total, 14 .1. Office: Hamilton. ii!i; Dona hue, 436; Buegler, 454; total, 1474. Sawmill: S. Jerome, 491; Bas im. 479; J. Jerome, 439; total, 1427. CLASSIC LEAGUE Classic league play last night at the Cascade bowl saw All State Realtv, led by Rube Ells with games of 197-223206 for a 626 total, roll up' high team game of 989 and high team series of 2841. Tom Loree of Rixe Realty knocked over 244 pins to score the high single game. - Results: Superior Cafe 3, Stover-LeBlanc 1; Medo-Land Creamery 3, Rixie Realty 1; All State Realty 3, Trex ler's Grocery 1; West Side Tav ern 2, B.P.O.E. 2. Scores follow: All State: Forbes, 562; Ells. 626; Musgrave, 591; Barrell, 546; Geor geson, 516; total, 2841. Tiexler's: Sage, 549; Foster, 550; Fox, 525; Douglass, 551; Trexler, 548 total, 2763. West Side Tavern: Douglass, 525; Cundcll, 512; Madden, 483; Monical, 501; Brown, 555 total, 2576. Elks: Norcott, 516; Devereaux, 480; Ross, 538; Steldl, 500; Sevy, 578 total, 2612. Rixe Realty: Redifer, 570 Jan zik, 457; Lanzorotta, 460; T. Loree, 574; P. Loree, 483; total, 2544. Medo-Land Craamery: Judv, 599: Koller, 452; Lay, 517; Uluch er, 536; Musgrave, 526 total, 2630. Superior Cafe: Grindle, 475; Howard, 528; Troxel, 555; Whalev, 525; Stout, 531; total. 2614. Stover-LeBlanc: Crocker, 501; Einman, 532; Rukaveno, 491; Baughn, 547; Benson, 539; total, 2610. DISTRICT TOURNEY SET Portland, Feb. 25 df' Team drawings in the Oregon district tournament, National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball, to I be played at University of Port land Monday anil Tuesday mgnts, were announced today. Monday night Southern Ore gon College of Education will play Lewis and Clark college at 8 p. m. University of Portland will meet Willamette university at 9:30 p. m. The Monday night winners will play at 9:30 p. m. Tuesday to se lect the team to represent Ore gon in the NAJB tournament at Kansas City March 7. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results A Pennant That's no eight-ball brother. It's pure crystal. In the uniform of the New York Yankees for the first time, "Swanil" Casey Stengel whipped out the ball to see what the future holds in store. The new manager saw a kind ot a sort of a flag waving. Sport Parade By Oscar Frnley w (United TreBu SiiurtH WriU-r) New York, Feb. 25 ill-The big moment has arrived for Joey de John, the one he always dreamed of back In the days when he was a rag -tag kid picking teans on the iush farms around Syracuse. Joe tomorrow night fights a main event in Madison Square Garden. The fact that It Is against a lad named Pete Mead, a follow who once knocked him out, has little to do with the story. . Joey de John's tale, like those of hundreds of other kids in the fight racket, is one which starts in poverty and hunger. But un like so many of them, Joey is one who suddenly finds himself standing on the threshold of his dreams with a chance to go from nowhere to somewhere. Joey is a middleweight now, a solid 158 pounds under a shock of black hair and a pleasant face marked only by a jagged scar through his left eyebrow. If he gets past Mead, he can figure to step up in class. Within a year he could be marching through such tiring old timers as cham pion Marcel Cerdan, Tony Zale, Steve Bclloise and Jake Lamotta. It's a long way back to those J0J TVIM POST Our multiple installation of modern, efficient Weaver Twin Post Lifts means speedier service on your car. We get to each Job faster finish it faster because of the working convenience of these lifts wkh no e itructing rails in the way. , ' 41 On any under-car repair, we offer free inspection. W4 invite you to drive in today and ice for yourself why wt are able to render such quick, efficient service, BEND GARGE CO. 709 Wall Street Flag - Maybe! (NBA Telcnhoto) hot, dirty days in the bean patches when Joey was a day dreaming 10-year-old with an aw fully tired back. The de Johns were a big family, seven boys to feed, and Joey would pick those never-ending beans and think of the time he would be a fighter like ids older brothers, Ralph and Carmen. When he was 15, Joey became an amateur fighter and In one bout exclaimed: "You got me with a man. This guy's got hair on ills chest." He knocked out the man, nnd the tlrcThm became bigger. It takes a long while to pound out a reputation which curries you to boxing's big house In Man hattan. Joey made It by losing only two fights dining his pro career. He revenged the first loss and has piled up 18 wins In a row. .Now he'll try to avenge the second to this same Pete Mead in December, 1947. A' TOURNEY OPENS Eagle Point. Ore., Feb. 25 HI'' Medford. Ashland and Grants Pass high schools scored first round victories last night in the district four class "A" basketball tournament. Klamath Falls drew a bye. Medford defeated Central Point, 31 to 2K; Ashland downed Kerby, 06 to 21. and Grants Pass won over Eagle Point, 40 to 38. -JUL UFTS Phone 193 1 City Bowling Tourney Set Entrants in the Bend City asso ciation bowling tournament were toilay anxiously awaiting the sig nal to start firing for the 1949 Bend city bowling championship, which will be determined Satur day and Sunday at the Cascade Bowl. The five-man team event will get under way at 7 p.m. Sat urday with a total of 16 teams toeing the line, and doubles nnd singles events will swing into ac tion at 2 p.m. Sunday and continue until late evening. With starting time only 24 hours away, officials of the Bend Bowling association, sponsor of the tournament, released the fol lowing list of merchandise prizes, being donated by local merchants: Piland's market, 1 lb. sliced ba con; Eddie's Sales and Service, one car wash job; Plggly Wiggly, Congratulations to Mannheimers On the modern beauty and completeness of their beautiful new store. We are indeed proud to have had a part in the creation of this smart new shop. CABINET WORK in Mannheimers by BEND CABINET SHOP 510 E. Bunutldo WW" Make this list your FISHING TACKLE for Better Selection O Finer Quality We Meet Just in the NEW REMINGTON Sportsman "48" 12 ga. 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EXPERT GUNSMITHING Full Line of Gun Parts EVANS Tackle Sports Boats ON BUS LINE $1.50 In trade; Smoke shop, one Super-Speed Gillete razor; West Side tavern, merchandise; Vic's Service, one lubrication job; Con gress Food market, one 21b. box of candy; The Bend Bulletin, n three months' subscription to the Bulletin; Stover-LeBlanc, one dress shirt; Medo-Land Cream ery, five quarts of Ice cream; Cascade Bowl, 15 lines of bowling, and the Waldorf, two cartons of cigarettes. In publishing the names of the officers of the Bend Howling as sociation Tuesday evening, the name of Sam Blucher was omit ted. He Is secretary and is In charge of all arrangements for the tournament. IT WASN'T THE GARLIC Holland, Mich. Ul'i-It was aV cohol and not the garlic that made her act that way, Judge Cornelius Vander Meulen held In fining Mrs. Harry Wetter $60 on a drunken driving charge. Mrs. Wetter contended that the garlic coupled with an Illness was re sponsible. 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