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THE BEND BULLETIN
GENERAL NEWS
SPORTS
CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
34th Year
BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1949
No. 3
Two Main Bouts Scheduled
On W resiling Card Tonight;
Will Feature "Tag" Match
Two ono hour bouts, oiio ii tux team event, will ho featured
tonight on the wrestling ciinl to bu lU'i'Hciitud at the national
Kuunl iiniiory in lieiid. Tin1 iiiiiIcIioh will hcin lit 8 :.').
Coiite.stuiil.H in the tiiR leiim mutch will ho Yii(til .Joe and
Vaqili Kid, two IndiiiMH i'roni Sonora, Mex., and Jaeli O'Keilly,
of AuiUniliii, and Car! (iniy, of Milwaukeo, Win.
In tlu tug team match, one member of the Indian team and
one meiiiDor oi tin) u .tutny-
Ciray team will oppose, own
other in the riliK while their
reHiectivu team partners
Htand oiitide the ring ropeH.
At aiiytiiiH) thu Heeoiid mem
lii'rs of the teams can relieve
Ihelr pin I ni'i'H. Ilnwevei, only one
meinlier of eiieh lenin Ih allowed
III Hie ring 'it "xy one time,
Champion lit IVrfiirm
In the second one-hour lni.t, Al
K.iih', I'neltlr coasl Junior heavy
weight champion, will take on
Jack Kiscr, of Piirlliiml, In n best
two cmt ol tlnce fill Ih affair. Two
weeks ago KIkit defeated Szasz.
mill this pimt week liv won u de
cision over O'ltcllly.
The wrestling card tonight will
be the fourth one presented In
the new national guard armory In
Hentl. Some 100 persons turned
mil for the flint one which wax
held November 17. Since then at
tendance at the shows him sleatl
lly Increased, and this past week
nearly 800 persons viewed (he
matches. .
'the card promoter Ih Tex ) In
gor, of Portland.
Joe Louis Still
Has K.O. Wallop
ChlrnRO. Dec. H JollliiK Joe
I.ouIn, slid rarryliiK a killer punch
In either hand, turned coy today
about any effort to regain the
heavyweight championship he
abandoned n year a no because ol
iidviinrlnii anc.
Iesplie it nifty eight-round
knockout victory over Pat Valen
tino last night In a schcduli-d 10
round exhibition bout with 10
ounce gloves, lnils Raid "I have
n't changed my mind yet' 'ulxmt
comliiK bark to the prize ring for
number tii'inrnilous title payoff.
"I really don't know what I'm
gonna do." he said In the dressing
room after he belted Valentino
told with one slashing burst. He
had nearly cut his challenger to
ribbons In seven previous fiery
rounds.
"I've still got two exhibitions In
this country, and my manager
has honked me for 10 four-round
exhibitions in South America. I'm
going down there In February."
COACH KKSIGNS
Moscow. Ida., Dec. 8 (lliWII
Ham D. Godwin, tackle and center
coach of the University of Idaho
football team, has announced his
resignation. Godwin did not re
veal his future plans beyond vn
rationing In his home town of
niythevllle. Ark.
ills resignation was accepted by
President J. K. nuchnnan, who
said, "we regret to see him go.
Godwin did n fine job for us in
line coaching." Godwin played for
the University of Georgia and for
the Hoaton Yanks in the National
professional football league.
PADItKH GET ROWE
nallimore, Dec. 8 dli Lyn
(Schoolboy ) Rowc, 37 yenr old
right-hander who pitched for the
Philadelphia Phils last season,
Wednesday signed n contract to
piny with the San Diego Padres
of the Pacific Const league In
1050.
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Sport Parade
By Oscar l-'ralcy
l-r Hi.rl. Wrlt.r)
(Mean, N.Y., Dec. 8 "111-Most
sports inns are quirk to scorn
the selection of nll Ameiica foot
ball teams as soon as their per
sonal favorites are overlooked
but not Kughle Devure, a smart
gridiron guy who conches St.
Ilonaventure college,
Devote, war-time touch down
tutor at None Dame, admits that
It lakes plenty of publicity to
win "all" honors for a football
player. Yet he points out that
It requires consistently superla
tive M-rformanccs to hit the head
lines wi-ck In and week out.
If there is nnv fn,ult with the
system, he'll lell you, il is that
only 11 men run Ih- honored.
'There can't be much doubt
lhal they deserve II," explained
the suare-cut man wlrh the pen
etrating brown eyes. "Consider
Doak Walker of Southern Metho
dist and Charley Justice of North
Cnrollnn."
Somebody pointed out thnt
Walker was on the sidelines when
S.M.U. almost upset mighty
Notre Dame as Xyle llore carried
the torch, and that when Justice
was out of Carolina's battle
against the Fighting Irish n
stand-In named Dick Hunting
Hciirheadcd the Tarheels so gal
lantly. .
"Yes, bur that's a case of sud
denly drawing a hot hand not
one of being consistently great,"
Devon Illustrated. ".Consider my
team this season. I had a bnll car
rier who always threatened to
really do big things. Put always
thai little bit extra se-med to be
missing. ,
"I would go to him after a
game and congratulate him, and
he would sny: 'Aw, I was terrible,
I oughtn quit this game.' He
knew he had a bit more that had
n't come out. Then In one of our
last games he suddenly drew fhnt
hot hand. All at once he did all
the things he knew hp could do
and was a regular ball of fire.
The other coach, who hail scouted
us well, wanted to know where
we had tavn hiding him."
Devore emphasized thnt he
didn't intend to Intimate thar
such outstanding players ns Rote
nnd Hunting weren't of all-America
caliber.
The mnnner In which Notre
Dame surged bnck to win from
S.M.U. this year marks the Irish
as a '"really grent tenm" ro De
vore, anil one whose players do
serve nny all-America mention
they receivwl.
And that's why hp believes that
the Walkers and the Justices,
who didn't have to hnve their
mental ups nnd downs smoothed
out every Saturday ro deliver at
peak effort, deserve those much
sought yet much-scorned nil
America honors.
EXAMINATIONS FRIDAY
Central Oregon residents Inter
ested in acting as officials at bas
ketball games will have an oppor
tunity to take examinations Fri
day, Dec. 9, In the Redmond gym
nasium, Wayne Hamilton, Bend
city recreation director, announc
ed today. The examinations will
be given following the Redmond
Central Catholic basketball gnme.
Oden Hnwes, secretary of the
Oregon School Activities nssocln
tlon, will be In charge.
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Sanders to Stay
At UCLA, Despite
Florida Offer
I.os Angeles, Dei', 8 'Mi - - Foot
ball couch Henry It, Hied) Sand
ers rant Ills lot today Willi the
west, deciding to remain ut UCI;A
where ho Just finished his first
season, rather than return to Ids
native south and the University
of Florida.
The decision last night look
four days of deliberation on the
part of the soil-spoken former
Vanderbllt coach.
It wus believed UCLA matched
Florida's financial offer, a rum
ored $15,000 a year on a long
term contract, and agreed to give
Sanders more and better athletes
to turn out a winning team.
Dr. Clarence A. Dykstra, pro
vost of the university, said:
"Mr. Sanders Is under contract
with UCLA. Since lie has been
u most satisfactory coach anil
leader, unusually successful and
well-received, we Intend to have
him stay with us."
Eugene Will Get
Baseball Park
Eugene, Dec. 8 dli The Lane
county court has approved a per
mit to allow construction of a pro
fessional baseball park on a It)
acre tract In Kugenc's Bethel dis
trict. ,
The ncllon clears the way for
organized baseball to move Into
hugenc.
Although plans have not vet
been completed, sponsors of the
park sny that A. A. Hadler will
bring a Far West league class
D club to fcugene.,
Realtor George Solbcrg said
sale of the necessary property for
the park Is assured and that with
the building permit approved it
can lp ready for use at the start
of the season next year.
. DOUBLE HEADER
BASKETBALL
AT REDMOND HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Friday, Dee. 9 7:30 p.m.
Bend vs. Jefferson (Portland)
Saturday, Dec. 10 7:30 p.m.
Bend vs. Central Catholic .
, ( Portland)
2 Games Each Night Bend Plays First
Admission: $1.00 tax Inrl. Tickets on sale at City Drug
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SUNDAYS 9:00 A. M. TO 2:00 P. M.
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Volley Ball .
Group to Hold
Meeting Here
Representatives of groups In
terested In participating In league
volley ball play will meet tonight
at 7:.'UI In Ihe office of Wayne
Hamilton, city rendition director,
in Ihe I'ily hall. All persons Inter
ested In Ihe sport will be welcome
to allend, It was announced.
Plans are to bc'm:ide for an
adult volley ball program, with a
view to organizing leagues for
bolh men and women.
"Volley ball, although not as
active as some of the more vig
orous sports, Is recommended for
all nge groups," Hamilton re
marked. "It provides a pleasant
form of exercise for relaxation,
and players may develop a sur
prising degree of skill."
Redmond Church
League Has Play
Redmond. Dec. 8 The Inter
church basketball league opened
its season Monday night at the
John Tuck gymnasium with a
Jamboree, in which each team
played two six-minute quarters.
The L. I). S. team defeated the
Community church 90. In the
second game Powell liuttc was
victor over the Baptist B team
62.
The Catholic team beat the Bap
tist A team 54 and the L. I'.. S.
won over the Baptist B team 5-4.
The Powell Butte church team
won from the Catholics 9-4 and
the Baptist A team beat the Com
munity church 4-2.
Games will be scheduled every
Monday night at the John Tuck
gymnasium during the season.
Next week's schedule Includes
three games. At 7 o'clock the Bap
tist A team will play the Cath
olics, at 7:45 the Baptist B team
and the Community church teams
will play and at 8:30 the game
will be between the L. D. S. and
the Powell Butte teams.
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Bend Bowling Results
MKIM HANTS I.KAGI'K
Greenwood ( Irorery last night
strengthened lis lead In league
standings by defeating Ihe liend
Troy Laundry squad by four
points.
The Post Office nnd Russell's
Shell Service also scored four
point victories over their respec
tive opponents, the Pastime and
Waldorf teams.
In Ihe other match Midget
Drive in downed Ihe Pacific Trail
ways see-'d by n 3-1 count.
Orval Barfknecht had high
game of 213 aim high series of
B07.
Scores follow:
Trailway4: Kartlrtt. 397 :
Xell.-y 420; ltran,Woll. 44a
Part. 370 :
II. Mak.r.
til.. Total 26A.
Mi.,-t Imv-in: All. 41'. ; Bl.kr, III
T. Ilruri',. 471: Sullivan, 40:1 ; AUertU-.
4UZ. Total W,Tt.
Wnl.lorf: luUrr. 42: Olraaun. 444 :
C(jiil,-ll, !iO; ltiiar, 4IIU ; Kukavvrno. 441.
Total Z7H. .
lli.,-ll' B'i.II: Wallan. 276: Itrullwry,
4H2; lluMauYr. 474 ; llu-x-ll. 460; AnuVr
M.n. KKI : Shik, S3!. Total 200.
r,-nwool Cjr-f ry : IVUTwon, 4ES ; Tf
willwar. 447 ; l,l(lmn, 4r,X ; OallJ. 47tt;
Jt-romr. M&. Tutftl 2m3.
Krnd Tr.,y: Wil.,n. 4211 : HM. 445:
Younir. 3,4; llarlknrrhl, tfyl AkitnUt,
411-',. Toul 2&r,u.
I'ltMime: AlMentr., 416 : I!un, 4IC:
l:rliiir!n, 432: Kiz-r. 41b : fc- SmiUt,
3.H. T..UI 271W.
I'wtt OlfM-r: Anili-non. fi2fi : Chrilenn,
3'JM; Clrk, 4Wi : Kirl. 442; Kux. 42U. Tr
Ul 2311.
WOMEN'S MAJOR I.EAGL'E
Three point victories were post
ed Inst night by the Smoke Shop,
Freeman's Tackle and Bend Dairy
over the King Koal Keglers, Bend
Cafe and Gregg s Banner Bread,
respectively.
Kdna Roats won individual hon
ors by rolling a 244 game high
for the season and series total
of 574.
Hlgn team game of 925 was
rolled by the Smoke Shop, and
high series of 2495 was scored by
uenu uniry.
Scores follow:
Ilpnrl Cafe; B. Jennen. 332; A. Nefix,
303: II. Howe, 33!: K. SUiut. 4114; K.
I ivttwy, an. luuil Zliig.
Kr-man' Tat-kir: N. lm. 453: M.
Donahue. 442; N. Cooler. 411: K. Dona,
hue. 4(12; J. CoulU-r. 437. Total 2376.
Smoke Shoo: K. Aculf. 4.',?: B. Vooa.
413: al. liamon. 4U3 ; a. wallan. 473; U.
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ALLEY OOP
I rVND THEN, AT THE VEKY Mffim i
I MOMENT ALL SEEMED 1 i I H I
N-witt. 471. Total 24711.
Kin Koal Kmlrra: W. MrCann. Mr. :
II. Cal'lf-r. 41: U Kmwn, 406: M. ljbot.
41.1: K. Kuau, r.74. 'IMal Z4IS7.
Ik-nil Dairy: I.. Ilu-r, 447: M. Sholm.
4f.r, : ii, liv-r. Xr,lf : P. CrurkFr. 44b : A.
l.'ufwMI. t.M, Tfrfal 24ur,.
OrttrK-'a Hanner: K. MrKar. M : 1
.lilnjan. 441; I.. Shlulry. : ; Y. Alc-
.hirr. 476 ; M. Hlurht-r, 4by. 'l.Hal
DKSCHCTKS MEN'S BOOSTER
Kinney's Boosters last nlfiht
moved into undisputed first place
in league standings by posting a
three point win over Donovan's
Ramblers.
In other matches Brooks Pow-
erhouse dropped Hudson-Duncan
. a tt - a
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by scoring four points, and Lund
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Individual honors went to W.
O'Brien, with a 581 series, and
J. Jackich with a 232 single game
Kinney's had high team series of
15)2, and Bend Supply rolled high
team game of 552.
Scores follow:
Kinny'a BooalerM 0'Brln, 476: Stew
art. XT.4 ; T.tld. 4ri2. Total
Ilonovan'a Ktmltlwrit: .akit, 3IJ6 : Jark
kh, UK ; Sandman, 428. Total 11,211.
Hroo-kn I'oweinouHe: Wuthrit-h. XHu ; Kin
enoarh, 412; OaUa. 40T,. Totul 1AH.
HudMn - Dunpan: AUent, 2l : Dal.
rylnola. 4l ; Smitn. 44,. Total 14M.
I.unttfrrrn'a Mm: Thompson, 3s9 : Shi
ver. 34u: vandevert, vu. lutAl I486.
Hnd Supply:
Ood:r.. 2M; Rothkow.
Total 1416.
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Bonus Rule Now
Likely to Stay
Baltimore, Md.. Dee. 8 (111 De
spite the most vigorous opposi
tion the biggest leagues could
muster, the controversial "bonus
rule" seemed likely to get a new
lease on life today In a close vote
at the annual meeting of the
minor baseball leagues.
A recruit Is classified ns a
"bonus player" If he receives
more than a certain amount as a
payment for signing a contract,
in addtiion to his salary. This
maximum amount varies from
p uct.-icuiiiB iiuiii
I major to class D.
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