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THE BEND BULLETIN, BERD, OREGON
SATURDAY, MARCH 19. 1949',
PAGE TWO
Marshf ield Downs
Bend Lava Bears
60-51 in Tourney
Eugene,' March "19 F)Roose-
velt of Portland .and Marshfleld
play tonight for the Oregon state
high school basketball champion
ship, class "A" style.
Both teams came out from be
hind first-quarter deficits last
night as the Teddies defeated
Hillsboro, 54 to 43, and a middle
sized team from Marshfleld out
scored a tall, Bend quintet, 60 to
51.
.Roosevelt Leads
It was Roosevelt's game all the
way after the second quarter's
mid-point. Hillsboro had captured
an early margin and led, 16 to 13,
after the first quarter. Ken Wag
ner, Roosevelt guard, free-tossed
the Teddies to a 17-all tie and
then teammate guard Jim Win
ters broke the deadlock with a
second charity toss.
The count was 29 to 20 at nan
time and Hillsboro failed to
threaten from there out Winters
led scoring with 17 points as
Hillsboro guard Les Hershey top
ped his team with 16.
Bend Loses Out
" ' The tall 'men from Bend lost
out in a critical second quarter
against Marshfleld as the score
wavered and knotted at 17-all and
19-all. Center John Huggins of
Marshfield hooped a field goal,
putting the coast quintet up, 21
.to 19, and ahead for keeps.
.' Bend rallied in the last period
and cut the margin to live points,
48 to 43, but failed to chop fur
ther. Marshfield guard Ron Rob
.. Ins topped the scoring with 18
points. Forward Doug Hogland
led Bend with 15.
The championship game time
tonight is 8:45 after consolation
playoffs for third, fdurth, and
fifth places.
, Junction City Wins
" Consolation games yesterday
gave Junction City a 62-to-52 vic
tory over McMinnville for a clear
shot at fourth place against Tilla
mook. The Cheesemakers downed
Central Catholic of Portland 47
to 38, in an uphill contest.
Junction City led all the way
and were never seriously threat
ened. Junction City forward Jim
McKay was high scorer with 19
points. Tying guard Charles Gar
ner of Junction City. Forward
: Marvin Montgomery sank 15 for
the McMinnville column.
.. ' Central Catholic lost out to Til
. lamook despite an early 10-to-9
lead and 17 points from forward
identic wmiutui.i minjiivwii " ' m
' took the Portland squad in thej
' , second period, lea 2d to 2i, ai
halftime and 33 to 24, at the
three-quarter- -mark as forward
Bill Smith posted 12 points.
Salem and Medford vie for 5th
place today at 9 a. m. Junction
Jity and Tillamook play at 10:15
a. m. for fourth. Hillsboro and
Bend collide at 7:30 p. m. for
third place.
Bowling
WOMEN'S BOOSTEIt LEAGUE
Honing a high team series ot
1813 the C. I. O. won all four
points from the Women of the
Moose in Women's Booster
league bowling at the Cascade
bowl last night. The V. F. W. took
three points from the Royal
Neighbors In ' another league
ma urn.
Hattie Henderson had high sin
gle game of 154 and M. 'mornp
son roiled 149133-la2 for a series
high of 434. Scores follow:
iioyal Neighbors: Xoungberg,
278; Weiser, 168; Bartlett, 34;
Campbell, 302; total, 15U9.
V. K. W. Auxiliary: Kum, 351;
Martin, 329; Morris, 341; Madden,
277; total, 1700.
W. O. T. M: Woods, 330; An
derson, 267; Smith, 328; Barton,
'Jlti: Inlkl. 15U4.
C. 1. O.: MoCollimi, 341; Hen
derson, 327; Thompson, 434; How
ley, 360; total, 181J.
LEAD SHAKEI)
Jacksonville, Fin., March 19 HI''
lr. Gary Midiilecoft of Memphis,
Tciin., and Dutch Harrison of Lit
tle Rock, Ark., shared the lead
at the start ot the second round
today in the $10,000 Jacksonville
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and a sweeping rain to plod
through the first 18 holes with
bix-under-par 66 s yesterday.
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Over Frisco Dons
New York, March 19 IIP) Loy
ola of Chicago was given "the "kiss
of death" by the odds-makers to
day by being made a two-and-a-half
point favorite over San Fran
cisco in tonight's final of the na
tional invitation basketball tour
nament. A crowd of more than 18,000
was expected to pack Madison
Square Garden to see whether the
Ramblers from the mmwest, lea
by the brilliant pivot-shooting
Jack Kerris, could overcome the
linx that has claimed five of the
favorites in 10 earlier round bat
tles.
Newell Glad
I'm clad to see that Loyola
has been made the favorite," said
coach Pete Newell of San Fran
cisco, whose slick, resourceful
Dons made their way to the finals
by upsetting third-seeded Utah in
the quarterfinals and favored
Bowling Green in the semifinals.
it was plain wny neitner isew-
ell or coach Tom Haggerty of
Loyola cared for the favorite s
role. The tourney's four-top seed
ed teams Kentucky, St. Louis,
Utah and western Kentucky all
were ousted in the quarterfinals.
And Bowling Green, which fell
heir to honor of most llkely-to-
succeed, promptly was bounced in
the rovmd-ot-iour.
Status New - I
The status of favorite will be
newlof the Ramblers, who were
Invited to the tourney after the
selection committee decided to en
large the field from eight to 12
teams. Loyola reached the title
round by ousting mighty Ken
tucky in the quarterfinals and
topping Bradley in the following
round.
The outcome of the game was
expected to hinge on the individ
ual duel between ambidextrous
shooting Kerris, the Ramblers'
"ono-man-team," and Don Lof
gran, the Dons' brilliant six-foot-six
scoring and defensive stand
out. 400 Teams Enter
Junior Rifle Shoot
Washington. March 19 iui
More than 3,000 individuals and
400 teams shot for titles in the
fifth renewal of the national ju
nior rifle championships today.
ine junior rillemen and teams.
representing high schools, mili
tary academies. Bny Scouts, and
other organizations, fired in 43
cities and towns from coast to
coast, Hawaii and the Canal
Zone. All target scores will be
wired to the headquarters of the
National Rifle association here
and ranked for national honors.
Donald Downen Tulsa, Okla.,
1918 champion and Metirne Bel
linger, Seattle, Wash., holder of
the girls' crown, will defend their
titles. The Napa high school
team, Napa, Calif., will attempt
to retain squad honors.
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Replace Stiner
Portland, March 19 IIP) The
Oregon Journal said last night
that "railbirds" were convinced
that Forrest Evashevski, onetime
University of Michigan all-American
back, will be head football
coach at Oregon State college
"prior to nightfall Saturday."
Oreeon State has been without
a coach since Lon Stiner, veteran
of 16 years, resigned 10 days ago
and school authorities have been
scouring the country for a re.
placement before spring practice
begins. '
Evashevski, present backf ield
coach for Michigan State college,
was greeted here Thursday night
by Oregon State athletic director
Roy S. (Spec) Keene and hustled
off to the Beaver campus at Cor
vallis. Mrs. Evashevski accom
panied Evashevski, who had
agreed to come west and "look
over the situation." "
Oregon State alumni feted Eva
shevski at a special breakfast
yesterday morning while feminine
use alumni visited Mrs. Evashe
vski. Lee Oma Tr'ounces
Cuba's Agramonte
New York, March 19 ip
Flushed with his sixth straight
victory, veteran Lee Oma--De-troit's
playboy heavyweight an
nounced today that the No. 1 con
tender ior Joe Louis vacant
crown was, "a guy named Lee
Oma."
Slap-stick Lee won a unani
mous 10-round decision at Madi
son Square garden last night over
Omelio Agramonte of Cuba, who
had Oma on the floor for a nine
count in the first round.
Oma rallied after the first ses
sion and gave brown-skinned
Agramonte a lop-sided trouncing.
Agramonte's only winning rounds
were the first and seventh. The
Cuban also was floored for no-
count in the first round, but not
hurt. And he slipped to the can
vas on five different occasions
during the bout, without being hit.
Uma said modestly today, "Aft
er I take care of ritzpatrlck and
Bcrtola, I'll be ready to meet and
beat any heavyweight in' the
world. And that Includes both
Ezzard Charles and Jersey Joe
Walcott."
TENNIS TOURNEY STARTS
New York, March 19 ilPi Rich
ard (Pancho) Gonzales of Los An
geles, seeking to add the boards
title to his 1948 grass courts
crown, was pitted against Jim
Schnaars o Devon, Pa., today in
the second round of the national
indoor tennis championships.
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Oklahoma A and M's rangy Cow
Dokes. seeking their third nation
al championship In the past five
years, were favored to defeat Ore
gon State tonight in the western
regional finals of the N.C.A.A.
basketball tournament.
The Aggies, champions of. the
midlands, reached the western fi
nals bv eliminating Wyoming's
Skyline Six titleholders, 40 to 39,
last night on three baskets by cen
ter Jack Shelton in the final two
minutes of play, the last coming
with only three seconds to go.
osti wins . t
Oregon State, Pacific coastcon-
ference champion, made it by
trimming Arkansas, southwest
representative, 56 to 38, on a
Strong rally in the second half.
Tonight's winner will qualify to
meet the eastern regional winners
at Seattle, Wash., March 25. Ok
lahoma A and M won the national
collegiate title In 1945 and 1946.
Arkansas and Wyoming will meet
In the third place consolation
game.
snelton Magnificent
Shelton was magnificent as he
pulled the game out of the fire
for the Aggies after Wyoming
had led through most of the game
by as much as 10 points midway
m the second nail. -But
the Rocky mountain boys.
who made only one substitution
In the whole game, tired In the
late stages. And after Oklahoma
A and M had closed the gap to
39 to 34 with a minute and 40
seconds 1 to go, Shelton. came
through with his Frank Merriwell
effort to win the game.
High With 16
Shelton was the game's high
scorer with 16 points on five field
goals and six free throws, while
Johnny Pilch paced Wyoming
with 14 points.
Oregon State,' after gaining a
slim 21 to 17 lead at halftime,
took advanlage.of the RazorbaCks'
roughness to pull away in the
final 20 minutes.
Arkansas committed 24 Derson-
al fouls, losing -Catchart and Cliff
Horton for excessive infractions.
The Beavers, meanwhile convert
ed 20 free throws as they raced
to victory.
Cliff Crandall and Dick Bal-
lantyne paced Oregon State with
13 points each, while Horton led
the Razorbacks with 12. ;
Physicians Say "
DiMaggio to Play
St. Petersburg, Fla., March 19
dpi Physicians said today that
Joe DiMaggio probably will be
able to open the baseball season
as the regular centerfielder for
the New York Yankees even
though his injured heel still both
ers him.
Dr. George Bennett, the Balti
more surgeon who operated on
the right heel this winter, and
Dr. S. S. Gaynor, the Yankee phy
sician, made - the announcement
after X-rays were taken of tfie
heel yesterday.
Dr. Bennett said DiMaggio now
is paying the penalty for "having
trained too hard the first day of
the spring camp." It was after
that workout that DiMaggio felt
new pain in the heel.
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Riverside, Calif., March 19 IP
General size-up of the Portland
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Pitching Probably excellent,
if the old men hold up. .
catcning air.
Infield Doubtful.
Outfield Room for .improve
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