The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 02, 1949, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE BEND BULLETIN
GENERAL NEWS
SPORTS
CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
BE N DJD E S CHUT E S C 6 UN T Y , ORE GO N , W E D N E S D A YTV E M B RTT? 49
33rd Yoor
No. 280
Pack Mules Used to Stock
Isolated Central Oregon
Mountain Lakes With Trout
The Hti'liitf of pack iiiulcH ii.seil by the Ori-nun Hlati nic
commission In slock I lie reunite hikes of the state firiinhi'il up
llic mi-iihoii'h work lute in Octiilicr. Operation hnil liocn con
tinuum Hincc t ho lasl week of .Iiinc. iMirlriK tin' season a total
iif 00(1 ciiHtcni lii'iink trmil and ! Ih.iioii niinlinw trout had
la-en Blocked in Cam ade lake.s which are nut. reached ly road.
Several headwater .MtreaniH also
varied m Mi.e Irom two lo
three1 inches in lt-iitli. I
Since much of tin- win k hasi
heen taken over liy the air-j
plane, the pack .string com en-1,
trated on the more isolated1
lakes. r'orty-1 ive lakes not
u wluui'ly planlcd were stocked
lur llu- find lime, 'the limit wen
millctl from Hie KliuniiOi, I 'a 1 1
l iver, mill Wliinl iiIIh lllilrllel leu
(it the Kami- commission. The
urea coveriil roughly lani-ed
from the headwater of tin
ItoKlli- river to Hie Ml. Jefferwin
country.
dialer miiulx'i'M of fishermen
were ohKei vcil III the wlldri nesH
in i'Iih thin year limn In any time
In the past. The flhhliiK kuiii-hs
varied with the weather and the
locality, hut from most Inter
views, It neemeil that anli'iK hail
hml excellent results In most
hikes. The hn!esl fish checked
hy Kumc commli.slon personnel
In (he wilderness areas was al
ralnhow welhliiK '' poumls anil
measurlni; M IiicIich In lent!'!).
Tills fine ralnlMiw was taken In
the Tavlor Imni area.
STAItT EGG TAKING
I-all eKK takliiK opiMallons of j hla, Cornell over Syracuse, Col
the name commission t-ol under K,lU. ov,,r ()y c'ross, Vlllanova
way last week Willi .ttMi.IMM) east-1 ()V,.r ( ;,.(ii j-etown, KiHkith over
ern briKik i-kkm tsdiiK taken at i.fVetle. I'enn State over West
East lake. In that there are no
1111'll.H III IKIIllllll MIIIIIIK III llll'
I11W1 1-ri.vl-ii lintitliillv Itikit im'i'u
from the trout In this hike for the
sin Ions hatcheries. Paulina hike
and Klk lake are also scheduled
for egg taking this fall.
Hrood fish that are held at the
hatcheries supply the greatest
portion of the eggs hatched each
year, hut with the proposed e.x-j
pandiil hatchery program the!
game commission Is procuring
eggs from all available sources. !
In fact, some lluiv million eggs
will be purchased from private
sources.
Increased nind span- at nearly
all of the game commission's 1.V
trout hatcheries has made It hih.
Nlhle to rear a substantially In
creased numls-r of trout this com-!
Ing year. i
Use classified ads In 'Hie llulle
tin for quick results.
DlHfrlliiilcil hy
DESCHUTES BEVERAGE
COMPANY
ltciliuond, Oregon
SAVE ON
O Prescriptions
O Drugs
O Tobaccos
O Magazines
O Cosmetics
QUALITY
with Economy
ECONOMY
DRUGS
HOI Wall S.
Ph. 838
m miiiohid iff
I'iHll
Sport Parade
Hy On uf
ralcy
lUllllwl I'.rM HIM
I la Willrrl
! New York, Nov. 2 dl-i Gridiron
j kouIiihIi r'raley'N Koolles anil
i Die week end football "winners"
I aloiiK with some brcath-takine,
sports facts you ml;hl not have
known 'til now.
(.mile of lln Week
' Notre I lame over Mlrhlijiiii
I State The Irish are (JohiK to
have to do their best fl:hlhi! of
the year In Oils one for State's
only loss was a squeaker to Mich
llfan. Hut the South liend steam
roller has the weapons and the
mm Kin should tie two touchdowns
or better.
! The East
Army over Kordhiim - CildltiK
' uphill on skils Is difficult.
I'tincclon over Harvard Who
rowed the first boat Is a mystery.
I'enn over Vllk'lnla Theie Is a
difference 'tween tunnies, bangles i
anil bunnies.
Ohio Male over Till - Arrows
doiit fly "straight as an arrow. .
Also: tu.ston university over,
Virginia, and llrown over Yah
I inline over oniYy uouieue is
a game which causes lossi-s.
USU over Vandcrbllt An
aloon aloun is a hull racing track. I
Georgia over Klorlda A spe-1
lunker Is a guy who finds caves.
Tennessee over Georgia Tech '
A good wood chopM-r can shave
with his axe.
Also: I Hike over Wake Forest, I
Auburn over Mississippi Slate,
North Carolina over W. & M.
tun college over Clcnison,
Ken-;
lucky over .nvicr, Miami over
I'ctrult, and Maryland over
George Washington.
The S4)iilhtt-cHt
Texas over llaylor - The blue
plate special.
KUe over Arkansas- Table ten
nis once was called whl'f whatf.
SMU over Texas A. & M. Mon
golian antelopes run UO m.p.h.
Arizona over New Mexico
Pigeon racing dales back 3,000
years
Oklahoma Aggies over Tulsa. -1
Pinochle originally was called bi
ll ochle.
The Midwest
Michigan over Purdue Holler
(Continued on Page 8)
. at avl
received plant iiiKH. Th
Aw - -e m m m
TndeMI"'M,v J
U Jack Marion wss
A thoroughly conietent jr I
nHrntnr with nine years I "XS 1 .
exerlenco In front enil I
NOW you can have wheel alignment anil balancing done with
complete confidence In the quality of the work you pay for.
NKW KQl'H'MKNT brand new Weaver balancer and
alignment device assures you (he greatest of accuracy.
KXl'KKIKNCE counts, loo, anil .lack Marlon, a conscientious
workman, has had nine years experience In oiieratliig this
lype of equipment.
1'or TOP QUALITY ITtONT END WOHK See
WARD MOTOR CO.
BODY
Bond Near Oregon
Bend Lava Bears
Prepare for Big
Redmond Contest
Coach liud Kohertson venter- '
day put the lleml l.ava Hears '
tlnoiii-li n sllff workout In men- i
juration for Friday nlcht's name i
I iiKalnst the Kedmond Panthers.
MIssIiik from the llruin lineup
'are Marvin Mix, first xtrliiK left
lKiard, and Iioiik ThompKon, first
siiini: Unlit vuaril. Mix Is dell
nltely out for the remainder of
the season with a fractured
cheekbone, and Thompson Is side
lined, at least for awhile, with a
kins- Injury.
fiotll the Hears mill the Plinth.
cis will uu into the tussle with i
three wins ailece for the seiisrtn.
Hind wllh elc.ht !ames playiil
hail hecn defeated five tlmi'S, and !
Hedmond Willi seven Karnes play
ed has lost four decisions. j
Itctiirds (ilven j
The Panthers won over Hums,
I.aki vlew and Sweet Home, luwl
lost to Newport, Ashland, Grants j
Pass and Madras. 'Hie Madras;
ttame which ended In u 13-7 score ,
was played this past week and
was considered an upset for the
North Unit eleven.
Hend, II will la? recalled, posted
victories over Madras, Cleveland
school of Portland, and
Spiinclleld. 'Pie Hears wen- tie
fM.i,.,i bv Corvallls
Eugene,
,., Albany, and Medford
.,.,. ,.unlh,.IS haV(. nrn fi:
points to their opponents 121 In
the seven games played, while
the Hears have scored 102 points
to their opponents 101 in eight
games played.
I -urge Crowd Kxpectisj
1'ntll their .121-1 defeat this
past Friday at the hands of the
I Medford eleven, the Hears had
seven points.
Tills past year when the Panth
ers and Hears clashed in the open, j
Ing game of the season, the Hruin i
squad set down the Kedmond
eleven by a score of 27 7.
School officials anticipate a ca-
Hos-ipiiclty crowd at liruln field forj
the Hend Kedmond clash. Hend ,
fans aro being urged to obtain
their tlckem earlv so as to avoid
n Ixix office rush at the field Just
prior to game time.
Tickets can be obtained In Hend
at the City Irug store.
PIGEONS 1'HOVEH IT
Charleston, S. C, Nov. 2 mi
Police were sure the l.r0 racing
lilgeons they lound In the posses
sion of three negro youths were
stolen. Hut they couldn't prove it
b,.cnu. Ihe Wg hands were gone.
So they turned the birds loose.
All the pigeons flew straight to
the same loft.
The negroes were jailed on
theft charges.
Bear
SHOP
Phone 1445-W
Major Leagues
Plan to Abandon
Rule on Bonuses
Versailles, Ky Nov. 2 'II''
IiiiseljaU's lioniis rule appeared
doomed today.
Major and minor league Huh
owners will voto on the anion
next moiHli and If the executive
" o u n c I I s recomtnendallon Is
adopted as It appears assured It
will be all provisions of the
homis rule will be repealed 10
: (Hiys liner ine ifriMauon is pass-
If the bonus rule Is scrapped in
Iiccernber, it will mean a return
to the pre bonus rule days In
ulilrh f-lnliu ui.t nr.l llrnili..! Iriili"; ll. M,!Tavr. &KI. 'I'.tal 2MII.
payments In any respect In their i
efforts to inquire talent.
.... ... . , I
Although much of yesterday si
session Was devoted In dlui'iiuulfiif :
matters pertaining to radio and
television
broadcasting,
rouneil
mcmliers voted agalnbt any ad-
vanec In the opi-nlng date of t he
major league season. The n-ason
given was that early April weath
er is too uncertain In some big
league cities.
Oklahoma A & M
Coach Resigns
Stillwater, Okla., Nov. 2 'Hi
The annual parade of college
football coaches to the showers
was officially underway today
with the resignation of Jim Iiok
ahaugh of Oklahoma A&M.
I I Jlfllfllkfllirrh wia rinnl i
Sa-,,nv tMus icmir,,, .i. rir't m.
Jor mllege coaching casualty of:
ih liMu cicn i
the 194!l season
'Pie A&M athletic council an
nounced that Ixwkabaugh will
complete the season, his 11th with
'he Aggies. No immediate action
was taken to name a successor.
rrrPY saves un;
Macon. Ga.. Nov. 2 dli-Kour-yearold
Patricia Aarons clutched
her puppy in her arms when she
toppled out of an upper story
window of her home and fell -To
feet to the ground.
'Hie child suffered onlv scratch-
tes and bruises. She landed on the
! puppy, which was crushed to
death.
Doctors said Patricia would
have been killed or seriously In-
iurn ( s,c hadn't been holdine
the dog.
you're
wearing a
Ciavenette
Showerproofed
when
A duck'i back has nothing on a Cravanette ihowar
proofod Mallory Hat or shedding water. When the ikiai
drip it doesn't droop. You can't choose your weather, but
you can choose an all-weather Cravenette shower
proofed Mallory in smarl styles that stay smart - rain or
shine.'
4rtaMAMM4
Sheviin Quality
PONDEROSA PINE
Lumber and
Bend Bowling Results
CIVIC I .EAGLE
Tlie V.K.W. bowling team last
nl,;ht rolled over the Klwanls,
Civic league leaders, for three
points, while similar victories
were poslcd by the lloyal Neit'h
bors and I.lons over the Jaycees
and Itotaiians. respectively. Only
four point victory was posted
liy .mi villi - jiiaijii uvfl wit'KUll
Trunk.
Ernie Cundell and Jim Lanza
rotta shared Individual honors
wmi single gumes 01 zu apiece.
Ian Musgrave rolled high series
01 .mi.
Scores follow:
Or.v.r, Trunk t J. Cirrir. IK: J. Mr.
Knr, :u'J : A. Allrn, 'AUL : i;. Hilkwortii.
Jt'ttfjLirSZ-. V.vS:
" '' liwim. t.ui -r,ir,.
V.K.W. : H. ImwIm. 4Wi fc. TuM, 4H :
M Krmi-i.nn. in; n. Kuiiiif, u.
M'!'!-". 4,. ltnl Wfl.
I Klr,ii: I muff, 41.
I AtrM-iitr.. 42C : ly. 42
11iumi,on. i'L :
UirM-li. 472. 7i-
Ul r.U4.
K.l Nr.irhlr.ra: H'ly YourmUrif. 411:
! A Mftwn. 4r!r ; )l. Hunifr,i-r. 4C7 : K.
j KlU-ltrrt. 4H: T WmU. 4&y. T'Hjil 2Sv.
Jftlrm: O. Mftrimic. 447 : O. Stranal.an.
MlU: IS llwrr,. fL; II. Wallan. 410. C.
Mr(:.,y, 44. TIaI 2r9.
I.l'.rui: J. IjinutriAta. 620 : ft. tirirvv.
1 4U7 ; II. Trrwilliirftr. 4b : J. Jbnilk, 4',U;
W. J y, 474. O.I.I 2tl.',.
tiotnry: Ithutim. 41i2 : Allrn, 4V : Wrtlr.
47r, : hri-kor. 41: Cuniirll, G2H. Total
2i74.
IIKM-HI-TFi HIATFHI And tllUS W3S writ,en the cli"
., I 7 T J J m , imax of a lusty saga of the turf.
I he Knights of Pythias last hred on th'e spraWing King
night won a four point yic ory rancn , Tcx s ,e WK juiet
over Medo-Land Creamery n Des-. an otocurp , a!er h h
chutes fraternal league play. was purchased by Hlrsch Jacobs
In other matches Lundrgen's jn for $1 H
LumlxT company lost 3-1 to the! earsoldth
Moose No. 1 team, and the Eagles i i ef. ,,:lJ, " , ,,,
and Moose No. 2 teams split two tSfhiu" 0'V.?r
Uflfl ttl'n
I The Knichts took team honors
with a 9.fi game and 2G09 series,
u,l sti.i-inom- in.il uiH . i s i
honors with a 215 game and 516
Scores follow:
Knlnhu of Pythian: Hanrrn. 393: Syvrr-
! 438 ; w'd- lM: ""
Mr.io.ijnd": li-rirhard. 422: Clark. 337 :
Atama. 3uy ; ly. 4K0: Chapman. 473. To-
u No. 1 : AIrntor. 402 : V. Will, r.
4.M : H. Siirinurr. 61G: R. Smith. 461:
I.. TtimMn. 427. ToUl 2456.
l.undurrn'a l.umbrr : J. 14uwra. 437:
t). Hrown, 4M0 : K. 'rhomiiron. 367 : Schard
Irr. 411: E. Marroulirr. 3SI. ToUl 2452.
( No. 2: O Brlrn. 428: Urrrbrrry.
43b: It. 1'ilT. 3.iS: M. Stewart, 3VI ; N.
ThomiMn, 366. Total 24119.
rlanlrr.: A. Hollrn. 472 : U Strom. J'Jg ;
B. l.udwiic. 462 : M. 1'arrrtt. 440: A. liar
rinicton, 4H2. Total
AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE
The Lee G. Allen and Ward
Motor Co. bowling teams last
nipbt snlit honors for hleh pame
I with scores of 933, and divided
MALLORY
Box Shooks
match points two and fwo.
The Allen team also topped the
other teams In scries total with
a 2715.
In other matches Clark's Mobil
service and liend GaraKe posted
j :j i wn.s ver Halbrook Motors i
anil Carroll Motors, respectively.!
I scores follow:
Hallirix.li Mf,rr: SmMllnr. AV : Irtti.
41 ; 'rrriti. V.", : lloriAluu. A'.'i : Nur
rAt. M'J. 'IuimI OiII.
Cl.rk'. Mol.il; K.wn. 4," H : Clark. 414:
llf.,lru.r. e,..r Jf't- Mr,.l.v. Jilt
ivii zi.nv. i
i aiii: a. Priru-..n, 444; R i
Hlnric. 4DV . K. Nrlrrtv. 442 : II.
O. Kl.,. Ili T-ttl tlli.
Ward M,,tr: K. Ciriron. U: B.
' ' - ,-u"-
II. Kallifl. Wl. T'tal I'M.
f:arroll M,tyr : K. Mlllrr. 47 & : O. Cran.
4'ir, : K. M.yr. 3'J4 : J. Mwar'li. 44H: J.
hrlwarilr, 44 : J. Vaim. V,u. 'l'tal 20fS.
Hrml (;araie-: C. C.jrkrtt. 3111: K. Mo.
Irr, 31.2; 11. KntrlaN. 2!r7 : II. 'llMimp
Ml. 4b7 ; C. Martin, 437. ToUl 2&H4.
Stymie, Gallant
Horse, Is Retired
New York, Nov. 2 IP Gallant
old Stymie, who rose Irom the
claiming ranks to become the
world's greatest money-winning
; thoroughbred, was retired today
;to a bluegrass life of ease.
Stymie leaves the racing scene
with an amazing, almost unbe-
t lipvahl. hankmll i.f qi8 4RS
. "cvaoie, oanKrou oi saia,iB3.
1 me'
A sore right foreleg forced Sty-
s retirement.
IT'S A MULE, DEAR!
I Lander, Wyo., Nov. 2 UP An
' elated hunter led a guide to the
i SDOt where he hart IrillpH tncrppH
land neatly quartered an elk.
The "elk," reported the guide
today, was a mule.
TOUCKEKS
We are ready to serve you ON THE ROAD
or off save you man hours keep your
equipment roHing! Phone 1400
...i
1 Lift Crane, 1 Ton Capacity for off Road Tire Service.
2 Air Wrenches and Knocker for Removal of Large Tires.
3 Heavy Duty Air Compressor and Engine for on the Job Service.
4 Two Reels of Air Lines for Airing and Wrenches.
5 Heavy Duty Tube VuEcanizer. Repairs Made on the Job.
6 Experienced Tire Engineers as Operators.
Ted
Shoop &
1291 Wall Street
These
SHOOP & SCHULZE
TIRE SERVICE
Corner Main and Spring
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
DIRECTORS TO MEET
Los Angeles, Nov. 2 mi tilrec
tors of the pacific Coast Hase
ball league will meet here No
vemlier 10 to discuss a proposed
"Little World Series" with either
the American association er In
ternational league.
League president Clarence P.ow-
(SPECIAL!
Ask Us we'll give you a
McKoy Duck &
Here now, genuine
JON-E
HAND WARMER
Burns 24 hours on I fil
ling of lighter fluid.
3.25
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SHOTGUN SHELLS, 12 ga... '2.65
10 Off in Case Lots. One Size or Mixed
Duck Straps Shell Vests SHOTGUNS
Kitchen and Household Hardware
Small Appliances Hand Tools
Portable Radio Batteries
RADIO and SPORTING GOODS
EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS
826 Wall Street BEND, ORE. Phone 900
..I . -IK.m,..i-. i .in I
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Other Locations For Your Convenience
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TIRE SERVICE
JOHN DAY, OREGON
land said yesterday that ipoke
men for both the American as
sociation and the International
league, also class AAA clubs,
have indicated plana for aueh a
series might be worked out.
Such a postseason meeting
would replace the annual Gover
nor's .Cup playoff between the
four top teams in the HCL.
real bargain on
Goose Decoys
NEW RIFLES
Rem. M-721 .300 Magnum
Winchester M-70 270
Swedish Mauser 270
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TRUCK SERVICE
South of Redmond on 97
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