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E BE SPORTS GENERAL NEWS CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER 33rd Year BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1949 No. 105 MB Lava Bears 4 iiim. jThis squad of Lava Bear lettermen might be considered a 13-man "unlucky team", but two members, pob Lubcke and Eldon Bushnell were not present when the picture was taken yesterday evening. The (other returning lettermen, front row from left, are Tom Henderson, Jack Symons, La Verne Fagg, Ken Brown, Bob Brown, Larry Standifer and Phelon Cullison. Back row, from left: Ralph Sutton, J. W. Rhoads, Ron Abbott, Gene Holliday, Jim Wade and Reggie Halligan. TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS (By United Press) New Orleans, April 8-A1 (Red) Ichoendienst, shifted by the St. ..ouis Cards from second base to enter field, today was slugging ike outfielders are supposed to lo, but frequently don't. Manager Eddie Dyer sent the rarrot-top infielder into the outer astures for the first time yes erday and Sehoendienst slammed I wo home runs and a single, driv ne in seven runs, to lead the ICards in a 13 to 8 win over Cin cinnati. St. Petersburgh, Fla. Third- baseman Bill (the Bull) Johnson will take a stab at first "base to morrow when the New York Yan kees open a tour of Texas in Beaumont against that city's Tex as league team. , Shreveport, La. Giant manag er Leo sDurocher and'Cleveland: ipper Lou Boudreau each had lltching miseries today as they brought their teams here for an other game in their spring se ries. - For Durocher, it was nothing new. Yesterday he saw his Giants lose to the tribe, 11 to 8, as Cleve land scored four runs against Bill Ayers in the eighth inning. Boudreau has Bobby Feller to worry about. After several good showings, Bobby was rapped for six runs and nine hits by the Gi ants in five innings. Orlando, Fla. The Washington Senators will break their training camp here today and start their swing northward with their first game against the Phillies tomor row night at Chattanooga Memphis, Tenn. The Detroit Tigers and the Memphis Chicks of the Southern Association were slated to clash here' tonight. 'Last night the Tigers routed the Chicks, 10 to 1. Birmingham, Ala. The Phila delphia Athletics, who beat the liirmingham Barons, 10 to 5, last night, were scheduled to meet the Say "Good bye" to Weather , Worries! Protect your roof from the ravages of wealher by coating It with dependable EVER-PLASTIC ELATEMTE! Durable, no relets, water-tight, this natural, mlneral-rublicr. compound COMPLETELY fills and seals all cracks ami crev ices . . leaving a tough, unbroken surface that resists time and weather deterioration! It gives you NEW HOOF SERVICE, at a fraction of new roof cost! Call 1370 and talk over your roofing problems with us today! Central Oregon Roofing Co. 833 Bond Street Phone 1370 SERVING ALL OF CENTRAL OREGON Resilience: Phone 1.135-R Prepare for Hayward Relays Motorcycle Hill Climb' Scheduled Cascade Motorcycle club will hold a motorcycle hill climb Sun day, April 10, at 1 p.m. on the Ox ranch, three miles west of Bend. Members have spent weeks preparing the hill, making it harder for the skilled riders to climb. . John Martinolicfl, the "Oregon rocket," and Casey Jones, both national hillclimbing champions, have sent entry blanks for the event. Ralph Mooers, local rider, who for the past three years has been competing at San Jose in the national championship climb, will have two maclfines on the hill Sunday a .45 cubic inch Har-ley-Davldson and a 74-cubic inch Harley-Pavidson. ' All riders in Sunday's classic will be trying to earn the coveted points which will determine who will compete at San Jose again this year, as only the high point man in each class in the northwest states is eligi ble .to try for the top honors. . VANPOBT BEATS PACIFIC U Forest Grove, April 8 IB Righthander Al Nelson limited Pa cific university to six hits yester day as Vanport college's Vikings defeated the Badgers, 8 to 3 in a baseball game. Southern Association team again today. Jacksonville, Fla. The Boston Red Sox, idle for the last three days, will play an exhibition game here today against the Jacksonville Tars of the Sally league. Houston, Tex. Righthander Howie Judson, who won only four games last year, will try to go the full nine Innings for the Chicago White Sox tonight when they meet the Houston Buffs. Last night the Sox meat Beau mont, 9 to 1. Chattanooga, Tenn. The Phil adelphia Phillies yesterday down ed the Atlanta Crackers, 7 to 6, at Atlanta with a run scored in the top half of the 11th inning. 3 CO Bear Trackmen To Enter Relays Favored this past week by ideal April weather, Bend's 1949 track squad, coached by Bud Robertson, is rapidly rounding into shape In preparation for the Hayward re lays in Eugene on April 22. On Wednesday of next week, classes will meet in a practice, and this competition will be used in pick ing the team for the Hayward re lays and dividing the boys into varsity and junior varsity squads. Workouts are being held each evening on Bruin field, but at present the track is rather soft and dusty, result of the prolonged late winter and early spring drought. Further work is plan ned on the track, to get it in shape for the major meets that are just ahead. Following the Hayward relays on April 22, the Bears will be hosts when the Central Oregon league meet Is held here orr AprH 30. On May 3, the Redmond Pan thers will face- the Bears here in a dual meet. May 7 has been set as the date for the Big Six, league meet, men win come tne district No. 2 meet in Bend, on May 11. Plans for a dual meet with Klam ath Falls are still indefinite. The state meet will be held at Corvallis this year, on May 20 and 21. . Coach Robertson so far has had little opportunity to determine the caliber of his 1949 squad, but there are 15 lettermen back. Among non-lettermen who are showing up well are Jack Robin son, who is turning in some nice marks in sprint events, and Law rence Carroll, who appears to be the best of the milers. Lettermen back from last eyar and the events Why Pay More? The LOW Price Is Always the RIGHT Price at Evans! We Meet All Mail Order Prices! SALE! Women's Slacks, choice. . 5.00 Wools, Rayons, Summer and Winter Weights, Checks, Solids, Values to (1.95 v Caps for Summer BASEBALL CAPS 50c -75c 85c POPLIN CAPS targe Bills 1.001.25 . 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Elk tags went up from t to $7.50 for residents and from $25 to $35 for those from other states. Deer tags were boosted in cost from 50 cents to $1 for residents and from $2.50 to $15 for non-residents. The deer tag bill however was still in conference committee be cause the house and senate differ over when the increase shall be come effective. The house yants me new let: iu lane iJicti:e nils year, and the senate wants to wait until Jan. 1. in which they are specializing fol low: Jack Symons, 100 and 220; K. B. Brown, 100 and 220; Jim Wade, 100 and 220; Bob Brown, 440 yard dash; Tom Henderson, 880 yard run; Eldon Bushnell, 880 yard un;r Larry Standifer, high hur dles and high jump; Reggie Halli gan, pole vault; Phelon Cullison, shot put; Bob Lubcke, javelin, dis cus; Ralph Sutton, javelin; Gene Halliday, discus; Ron Abbott, jav elin; J. W. Rhoads, low hurdles, and Tom Fagg, broad jump. A SHORT-CUT TO POPULARITY !f Bohemian t 2 tip or t - ., . ,WMC- Chas. W. Saylor. 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