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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1949
PAGE TWO
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Bend, Redmond
Junior Varsity
Teams Play Tie
The Bend and Redmond Junior
varsity football teams fought to
a 6 6 tie in a game played last j
night under the lights of LSruln
Held.
: Kor the Bears, who arc mentor
ed by Bill Overman, it was the
first time this season that they
have not scored a victory in jay
vee competition. However, the
Bruins kept their 1949 record
from being marred with a defeat,
and now boast a record of three
wins, no losses, and one tie.
Next Saturday the Bruin jay
vees again will take on the Red
mond high school juniors in a
night game at the latter's field.
Game time will be 8 p. m.
The Bears took an early lead
over the Panther juniors when
fullback Jim Gilliland galloped
55 yards for a touchdown on the
first play after the opening kick
off. Gilliland, who had taken the
ball on the Bend 45, punched
through the middle of the line,
then cut to the outside of field
and drove into the Redmond end
zone standing up. The try for
extra point failed.
Panthers Show Power
The game was a see-saw affair
until late in the second quarter.
The Redmond Panthers t he n
turned on the power and drove
from their own 35 on successive
plays and scored. Their try for
point also failed.
The Panthers again threatened
In the third quarter but were held
on a goal line stand by the Bruin
squad, and the Bears took over
on downs on their own 1-yard
. line.
Bend scored again early In the
" fourth quarter on an end run
play from the Panther 6, but the
score was nullified when' Bend
was penalized five yards for back-
field in motion. Al Burmeister,
the Bruin left half had carried
the ball across the goal line on .
the touchdown play.
Drive Bogs Down
A later drive by the Bears bog
ged down on the Panther 40
when a Bruin pass was bobbled
and recovered by the Redmond
team.
The Bruins last night played
without the services of Bill Fox,
regular jayvee guard, and Jack
Ross, halfback, who was a stand
( Continued .on Page 7) . ..,
U. S. C. Trojans Now Favored
To Take Remaining Games,
Excepting Only Notre Dame
' By Hal Wood
(L'nllrd I'trw S.irt YVtitrr)
San Francisco, Nov. 1 The University of Southern Cali
fornia Trojans, rolling in their usual late-season high gear,
can score at least five touchdowns on each of their remaining
opponents with the possible exception of Notre Dame.
That's the statement of Bill (Dutch) Fehrinjr, former
Purdue grid great and now on the coaching stair of the
Stanford Indians the club that meets USC on Saturday.
"I've seen all the Trojan games except the one against Ohio and Bob llnwos. both guards.
State," said Fehring, "and w-ro represented m ine nrsi-uny
take it from me, USC has PBears this year enter their
great oail ciuo. . basketball campaign under a new
retiring s week-end job is. coach. Roger Wiley, former Unl
scouting the Trojans. versity of Oregon hoop star. In
And when it ro,e m nll.nne season jum raura m-j
American selections and the nam
Bend High Hoop
Squad Answers
Call to Practice
Lava Hears started practice for
their 1949-50 basketball season
yesterday evening with only 14
players, one of the smallest turn
out's In years, in uniform. Only
two lettornu'ii. Al Lliristensen
Sport Parade
By Oscar Fraley
tllnite.1 PifM Sporu Writorl
New York, Nov. 1 UH Shed a
tear for poor Notre Dame and
maka quick recount on those five
straight triumphs, for Athletic
director Ed (Moose) Krause dis
closed today that the Fighting
Irish don't use the platoon system
"because we don't have that many
good boys on our squad."
That must come as quite a sur
prise to such groggy victims as
Indiana, Washington, furdue, ru
es of Bob Celeri of California and
Eddie Lebaron of College of Pa
cific are bandied about don't
forget to mention Jim Powers of
USC.
Powers Powerful
"I don't see how anyone could
be better than Powers w a s
against Washington. He threw 26
! passes and completed 19. For the
lane and Navy. But you can season he has completed 62 pass-
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Krause. a hangover or should
it be holdover? from the South
Benders' sinking of Navy at Bal
timore, was acting as Coach
Frank Leahy's eastern worrying
agent. He proved a capable re
placement for the ever-weeping
Francis.
It taxed even the capable
Moose to find something which
would still the hosannas of the
subway alumni. But he made a
game effort by pointing out that
three men end Leon Hart and
tackles Jim Martin and Bob To
neff play both offense and de
fense. After all, there are only
75 on the squad.
"Fair" Players
Even Moose had to admit that
those three are pretty fair coun
try ball players. Toneff, a 232-
pounder from Barberton, O., has
blocked five enemy punts this
season.
Yes, he will be a fine player
some day," Krause admitted cau
tiously.
As for Martin, the Cleveland
giant, and Hart, the 245-pounder
irom turtle creek, fa., Krause
confessed that they, too, were
comers." Martin was an end
test season but he was shifted
w lanuc -una octuun.
'l.Ti.'lj'l.! . I . 1" l' l
a luiu nun tnai anyooay Knows
that the most intelligent men ini
football are the tackles," smiled
Krause, a former tackle. "He
wasn't particularly impressed."
Risking the wrath of Leahy,
Krause admitted that the Notre
Dame backfield was "pretty fair."
'Emil Sitko and Larry Coutre
were outstanding against Navy
and Ernie Zalejski has been ap
proaching expecta t i o n s," the
Moose muttered apprehensively.
"One of the finest developments
has been that of quarterback
Bobby Williams."
New-Type Huddle
Krause credited Williams' prog
ress to the use of the "picture
huddle" In which the team forms
two tight l,ines "as if sitting for
a family portrait." Williams then
walks up facing them and gives
his orders.
'That means there is no more
debating in the huddle," Krause
said. "Through its use, Williams
has developed poise, probably be
cause he doesn't have to listen
to a lot of chatter."
On top of which, he explained,
the time saved permits Notre
Dame to run about 10 to 15 more
plays per game, a feature which
causes increasing distress to rival
defenders.
Krause, asked how he rated
this Notre Dame, gave Leahy's
own answer.
"Frank is an optimistic kind of
person," Moose replied with the
barest trace of humorous sar
casm. "He said he didn't know
for sure. Then they asked him
how he rated it if kept winning
the way it has been going. Leahy
said he thought it might be pret
ty good by the end of the season."
Then why doesn't he tell the
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es and has thrown 10 for touch
downs.
"I think that USC can score at
least five touchdowns in each of
its remaining games with the pos
sible exception of Notre Dame
and they should make at least
three against the Irish."
"The Trojan team is tremen
dous on defense, and sometimes
they are just as tremendous on
offense," said Fehring.
"USC should be a four touch
down favorite to whip Stanford,"
was the gloomy report that Feh
ring gave to Stanford head coach
Marchie Swartz. "We have a
chance to win, ves about one
out of 100."
coached ltuii lootoan.
Reporting for practice yester
day evening were the following
players:
Roster Lister
Centers: Dick Hales and Bill
Niskanen.
Forwards: Gordon Dalilln, Ver-
non Whitney Jr., Jim Boyd, John
Stenkamp, Keggie Mulligan and
Phil Lanzarolia.
Guards: Al Christensen. John
Mihelcich, Dick Laursen, Kay
Goodwill. Bob Mawes and Larry
Terlisner.
The Bears will see their first
action on Dec. 2, at the annual
jamboree in Redmond. On Dec.
9 will follow doubleheadcrs in
Redmond, when the Panthers and
Bears will exchange games with
Jefferson and Central Catholic,
of Portland.
The Bears will swing into Big
Six league action shortly after
the first of the year.
Bowling
VITX I.K.ACl K
Bend Portland koglcrs Inst
night scored high series of 2ti'.'l
and high game of !KW In I'liy
league play, but were held to u
two and two game by The Bulle
tin squad.
In other team mutches Hlxe
Realty and the Elks split their
points; Congress Food dropped
throe points to leGree Construc
tion, and McCann Sign lost three
points to the Wood Butchers.
M. Forbes took individual hon
ors with a series of ikM and 21-1
game.
Scores follow:
Ki&e Kt-a.'ty: Cuhman. 477; K. Alien.
4Tu; A. llerrllleloll, i2i ; A. Wvnrlta, 4eo.
lata! eitij.
hike: Itintarolta. 4V1 ; 1,. tletereeui,
471: K. l.m. oili: H. kt'l'li, 4,.;
si.in. it., lvui iMit'j.
llciut liullrfini Hcuon. 5dlV: Krl ltu-,
fl; Dyer, 4-Je; Wolf, fJ6 . IIhimii. 4.
1,-1.1 ,le;.
Ileiul - 1'ortlentl Truck t llv.anl, MS ;
Jueey. 64e: 1. 4:ii IUrr.IL MS. Iluov
er. Sit. Total 2621.
lie liree luiielruetnip. : K. le lirre, ft lit ;
I. lletet-raux, 412: 1'. lletiirv. oill ; II.
Harlkluvlll, (Oil t Oleun. 4H1I. Total
24.2.
I'lmereea Kttoill K. Ju.ly. 475: T. foul
ler. 46i: J. Mw nc, 37tt : It. Koller, 441: II.
tteUKliii, &U4. 1'olal 2241).
Mt-tann Sltfnt A. HoiimiwvU. 4nM : C.
Jenet-ll. 411(1: II. lloatlrtuaii, b;'2 ; II. bill,
man, 447 : I. Jenaeii, 5U Total SIM.
Wo.i.1 Huli-here: S. Ilvarth, 4rt ; A. Cur.
tit. 4Mt : M. fWetl. 422 : M. l-'ui'lwe, ojli :
Ik tlurrell. 4b. Total 24(2.
voict, oi ffRMn 1340
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McCarthy Signs
With Red Sox
Boston, Nov. 1 HP Joseph Vin
cent (Joe) McCarthy renewed his
contract today as manager of the I verine chief. He pointed out so
Paid Football
Players Favored
By Fritz Crisler
Chicago, Nov. 1 tPa Fritz Cris-
ler. a tootball coaching genius
who quit to become Michigan's
fulltime athletic director, was on
record today as favoring a plan
to pay football players, provid
ing it would eliminate all evils
now connected with the game.
But it was a tongue in cheek
statement for the balding Wol
WOMEN'S BOOSTKK IJCACil'K
With a high series of 2:k'i. the
Homeflndcrs bowling squad last j
night posted a four point victory i
over the Kaglos, while Owl Taxi.
with high game of 810, split two
and two with The Pastime team,
and Deschutes Lanes took three
points from Bend Garage.
Individual honors went to Mu
riel Baker with a high game of
ISO. and Leigh Rice with a high
scries of 463. Margaret Arm
strong picked up I no difficult
4-7-10 split, and Mary O'Brien
picked up the 2-6-10 split.
Scores follow
Owl Tail: H. Roberta, 320: M. Corbln.
SCW: K. lirlirue. 326: II. Wu. 2lu: II.
ChamlH'ra. 3oi. Total 2227.
Dvaetiutcw Lanca : M. Maker. 4Mt : T.
Rhoa.U. 212: II. liulk'k. 2UU : II. r.lktlla,
9J: U Kic 42. Total 2212.
Tho 1'a.l.m. : M. 01. .-n. 3.2: 11. Kli.r,
331: K. Smith. : M. Martin. 3tU; M.
O Hnrn. 374. . Total 2102.
Itenil Carana: 1. Miuitravi. SHtl ; U.
Mauon. 42U: I. MorrU, 343: K. lluntt-r,
I2: 11. llaitKln. Hi. Total 2134.
Kaulca: U. Jrnan, 331: II. Strom. 27'J :
N. larocnttr. 226: II. Itathkow, 220: H
-jlnniHtwcu. 374. ToUl 2112.
Homftntir: W. Aoltng. 383 ; J. Totnac.
3uy : M. Arnutrunir. 371: A. Stirinitcr. u :
L. Shipley. 476. ToUl 23t6.
Boston Red Sox, determined to
bring them an American league
pennant he has barely missed
during the past two seasons.
General manager Joe Cronin
said the new contract was for two
years.
I
With a month of his two-vear
contract still to run, the 61-year-
old McCarthy agreed to renew
the quest for his 10th pennant
a record held only by the late
John McCraw of the New York
Giants.
Return of the jut-jawed pilot
for another year in baseball had
been a. subject of speculation
since the Red Sox bowed to the
New York Yankees on the last
day of the 1949 pennant race for
the American league crown.
"If you want me back, write it,"
McCarthy told newsmen as he re
turned with his crestfallen play
ers from the season's final game
in New Ygrk.
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many difficulties and ailments in
a game where players would be
paid that it was obvious he be
lieved it better to attempt to
clean up college football in its
Spresent form. . Tj
mere is some aisnonesiy , m
football recruiting at present1,
Crisler told a quarterback lunch
eon. "Maybe we ought to go to a
paid player basis.'' Crisler said:
"If it would eliminate the cheat
ing and dishonesty. I'd be for it.?
But, he said, 'there is dishon
esty in politics and business too."
"People expect perfection in
administration of collegiate ath?
letic programs. Maybe it's a fine
thing that we expect the best in
college athletics."
Jake La Motta
Will Get Purse
Detroit, Nov. 1 Wi Michigan's
boxing commission today cleared
the way for Jake La Motta tr,
collect the $14,092 purse earned
June 16 when he won the world
middleweight championship from
the late Murcel Cerdan.
Commissioner Floyd Stevens In
structed the National; Boxing as
sociation to surrender the purse
which had been held back under
terms of a rematch contract be
tween the fighters.
Cerdan was killed In a plane
crash last week on his way from
r ranee to prepare lor a Dec. 2
fight with La Motta In New York.
"Mysterious Traveler" is heard
tonight at 7. with "fount of
Motile t'listo" at H. "1 Love u
Mystery" Is heard nt 10 each
evening.
At 2::i0 each Wednesday lifter
noon be sure unci hear the "Stan
dard school broadcast" on K11N1),
with this year's musical program
ming dedicated to forming a "Mil
steal' Map of America." The Stan
dard school broadcast Is widely
u sod in schools of the urea for
music education classes.
One of the nation's most popu
Inr disc jockey shows, "The Hob
l'oole Show." Is heard for a full
half hour lit 2 each afternoon.
"Make Music Your 1 lobby," at
2:3(1, features old-time favorites
on Monthly afternoons, classics on
Tuesday's show, western favorites
on Thursdays, and popular tunes
on the show Fridays.
The Bend Ministerial associa
tion programs are heard Tues
days and Thursdays at .1 : 1 5. with
the Redmond Ministerial associa
tion program on Fridays at 3:15.
Wednesday evenings at 7:15
tune in "Special Report from
Washington," discussing problems
of the day.
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Mnorc hail eii'eteil til lake nlf
amiss I he fnit'ii waslHands of
the north today, but four Iiii'Iicn
of fresh snow fell yesterday and
the weather bureau pietlleteil
more.
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Additional Sports
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STAR PLAYER SIGNEI1
Los Angeles, Nov. 1 Hit
Charles Cord, owner of the Los
Angeles Monarch Hockey club,
last night announced the signing
of Vancouver's star defenseman,
George Hunchuk.
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Roses Perennials
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