THE BEND BULLETIN
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GENERAL NEWS
CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
34th Year
BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, lf4f
Giants Stronger,
Result of Trades,
Now Announced
II V Cnrl I.iiiiiIiii1nI
llliilinl 1'iia Hlmila Wiltxr)
Nrw York, Dec. ir Thi'y
liuve nu i'iiiiiiiit yi't mill muylir
not fui' iiillc iiwlill but the CI
mi t a took ii liuiK Hlrlilo In Hit'
HkIiI illivcllon today wlii'ti llicy
pU ki'il up Hi'cond liinu'iiiiiii Kilcllc
Kliinky mill NliiirlHlop Al pink
from !hc llimtun Hiiivcn In 1 1 1
I)Ikk'i l'"l In two wci'kH of Iiiihc
bull mi'llii!H.
Now nil llicy nwit Ih a third
liiisi'iniin mnl a first Imm'iniui ami
thny'll have u flint-nun Infli'ld,
Awaki'iiltiK lo MuniiK'T Ijhi
Durochor'a cry for "more IiuhIIi1
and more liolli-r," Hip (ilmilK ruvc
up liftivy-hltiliiK but honvy-footed
Wllliiiil Mamhiill mid Sid (.onion;
thri'W In Hhnrtstop Illicitly Ki-rr
and iclli-f liltchi-r Snirt Wi'bb, mid
iriiirml In fli'ld a "LIiiy-lyM"
ti'iim for 1!T0.
Ollii-r Drain I.Utril
I'l'ihiipH of cvi-n mbi'p Impor
tance an ri'K'irdH a club directly
battlliiK for the pnniiiil, wuh Do
trolt'H iicqulHlllon of tUM-oml bunt1
mnn Jerry I'rlddy from the
Drowim for aaitu-r-tirm plti-hrr
Urn K n't low unit upwiiidH of
$llX),0tKI. I'rlddy, Ioiik noted as
um of tin brat wcoiul bitxi-mun
In bum-luill, pliiKV Hie numbrr one
K"P In the 'lifter lineup, und with
ill power nx a .Z!K) occasional
lonn ball hitter, he mlKlit put l"
tmlt Ninnck into the flcht with
the Yankees und Kcd Sox.
In a ileal that apparently meant
llltle to ul) concerned, the St.
I-oiilx Curd trailed fat outfielder
Hon Northey und their renowned
traveler. l.ou Klein, the inflelder
back from the Mexican league, to
the Clnrlnnutl UeiU for 1 lurry
Walker, who landed rl(ilit buck
where he utartiil out na u major
Icumier.
Semi-Finals
Due Tonight t
In Hoop Play
Lou AnReles, Dee. 15 tl" BHr
hum Young university battles
ppppcrdine, collrite and powerful
Ilamllne unlvornlty comes up
nKiilnm CouziiRn tonluht In semi
finals of the Los Angles Invito.
tlonul ba.ikotball tournament.
Cofavorltcs to cop the third
annual event, the Cougars and
the polished 1'lpcrs were expected
to meet their stiffest competition
of the tourney but were otlilson
choices to win final berths.
Coach Stan Walts' rangy Pro
vo, Utah, quintet boasts a record
of six straight wins thlj year,
including the Skyline Six cham
pionship. Sparked by forward Joe
Nelson, the Cougars rambled
over little Culver-Stockton 69 to
57 In their first lournument ap
pearance. - In defeating Santa Barbara col
lege 55 to 47, host I'epperdlne
showed a lack of scoring threat
and was given little chance to
upset UYU.
Hnmllnc of St. Paul, Minn., de
feated Whlttler college 75 to 47
to gain' the semi-finals, but not
until the underdog Poets made a
battle of the game during the
first hnlf.
Gonznga's scrappy Bulldogs,
with a 51 to 43 upset win over
San Jose State, might give Hnm
llnc some trouble. Kor Its scor
ing punch, Gonznga depends upon
Its three "G-Whl. Kids," center
l-Ynnk Walter, gunrd Jnck Currun
and forward Hlch Lyons.
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LAMPS SHADES
HASSOCKS
COFFEE TABLES
, END TABLES
LAMP TABLES
PLATFORM ROCKERS
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
SMOKING STANDS
and many other items to choose from.
Simp our store for your gifts for the Home. Plenty of
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Sport Parade
By Omar I-'ralry
Itlnltxl l'f Xi-.H. Wrll.r)
New York, Dec. 15 till "The
llrnl" und "The Up" were bark
together again today vowing lo
bury the lintrliel mid vent their
long term spite on the pennunl
proud Brooklyn Dodgers, once
their club but now u far from
favored rlvul.
"Hie Hint" -- Kdille Slanky -
mid "The Up"- U-o Durorher--oure
formed a voliinble, danger
ous duo for the Dodgers. They
came lo Hie parting of the wnys
in the spring of 1!M8 when Slan
ky, sold lo the Knives, charged
that Durorher "knlleil me In the
back."
Hut Durorher, who also left the
Dodgers In mid seuxon of the
same year, yesterday Irnded four
players, Wlllarci Marshall, Sid
(iordun, Buddy Kerr und Sam
Webb, to get- buck Stanky and his
Infield partner. Al Dark.
There were Iwo reasons for this
move. Stunky ulways has been
Leo's type player -a mouthy, all
out guy who never nulls trying
and. If ni'i'ittsnry, would go Into
second with Ills spikes high If his
grandmother was covering the
bag. Stunky could, und undoubt
edly will, Imruill some fight into
Hie New York Cjlant beef trust,
whose chief limit has been a lazy
lethargy.
Also "Cleaning House"
The other reason Is that, us
trades by Hilly Southworlh of the
Braves have proved, that he is
cleaning house of a faction which
opKscd Mis policies, despite his
insistence that he would not
break up the club for that reason.
Stunky. lontiii-li'd by telephone
at his Mobile, Ala., home, did not
know in advance that the trade
was cooking. Hut he left no doubt
that dnce again lie was ready to
be "U-o's boy."
"I have always been loyal to
my munncei ." he said. "None can
accuse me of loafing or not giv
ing every tiling-on the field. That's
the only way I know to play the
game. I have always resected
Leo's ability on the field.
Cleveland Leads
On All-Star Team
New York, Dec. 15 i 111 The
balance of the Cleveland Browns'
offensive and defensive power
was snown today on the United
Press All-American Kootball con
ference all-star team selected by
staff writers In each league city.
The Browns, four-time cham
pions In the brief four-year his
tory of Ihc conference, placed
four men on the first team. Two
of them were the offensive pass
ing battery, quarterback Otto
Graham, and end Mac Speedic.
The other two were granite
block linemen, tackle Lou Kym
kus and center Lou Saban.
Alyn Heals, the San Krnncisco
whiz who caught 12 touchdown
passes during the regular season,
snared the first team vote at the
other end,. Arnold Wclnmlester
of the New York Yankees joined
Kymkus at tackle, and Dick Bar
wegnn of Baltimore and Vlsco
Grglch of San Francisco were
placed at guard to round out the
first team line.
The backfield represents versa
tility. With Graham's passing,
there Is the outside running bril
liance of Buddy Young of the
Yankcss and Chct Mutryn of Buf
falo at the hnlfbncks and the In
side smashing of Joe Perry of
San Francisco at fullback.
The second team back field is
made up of Frankic Albert of
San Frunclsco at quarterback,
George Tallafcro of Los Angeles
and Bob Hoernschcmeyer of Chi
cago at halfbacks and Cleveland's
Marlon Motley at fullback.
Night Baseba
In Big Leagues
Now Assured
New York, Dec. 15 HH- Base
ball "around Hie clock" Is In store
today for Nutionul league funs.
Letting down the bars ns never
before, the club owners have
made It possible for their teams
to play all night, if neeensaiy,
und even ut night on Sundays
und holidays, provided there Is no
interfereni-e with locul or state
curfew ordinances.
The St. iMUin Cardinals prompt
ly set the pace for the new after
dark "merry - go round" by an
nouncing they will play the first
night gume scnson-oueiier in ma
jor league history on April 18
ugulnat the Pittsburgh Pirates,
und that they will be competing
against theaters and supper clubs
for business mont of the rest of
the campaign.
The exact extent of the Increase
In night games will not be deter
mined until the 1!50 mnjor league
schedules urc drawn up early
next year, but It seemed fairly
certain that both leagues would
pluy after dark us never before.
Changes Voti-d
The "nround the clock" denl in
the Nutionul went into the realm
of possibility when the club own
ers voted ihc following revolu
tionary measures Into effect: '
1. Wiped out the existing 12:50
a.m. curfew on night games.
2. Kuled thut clubs can start
games at any hour as' long as
they remain within the ordi
nances of their state or city.
3. Permitted club owners to
turn on lights at any time dur
ing - the season for afternoon
games threatened by darkness or
poor visibility due to weather.
MISTAKEN FOR KACCOON
Mays Landing, N.J, Dec. 15 UH
John Beckeh, 54, Sea Isle City,
scratched his shoulder with a fur
lliied glove wtitle bunting near
here yesterday,
A friend, Casslmero Canelll,
saw the fur moving by the side
of a tree. He tired nt the "rac
coon."
A locul physician removed .the
bullet from Beckeh's hand.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
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TALL CAN
Pet Milk
Hi Ho Crackers
Lb. Box 29c
YAMHILI No, 2'i
Pears... can 28c
Walnuts, lb. 25c
DURKEE'S
Whipped
Salad Dressing
Pint 29c
V .J
LUTEF1SK .....lb. 25c
v Very Gtmd.
SPENCER BEEF STEAK lb. 92c
Boneless, tender, tasty try them.
CORNED BEEF ........... lb. 49c
Boneless, nicely cured.
PICNICS lb. 39c
Eastern, short shanks.
BACON SQUARES lb. 32c
Very good for seasoning or frying.
LEG OF LAMB lb. 65c
Good grade lamb.
GIVE A HAM FOR CHRISTMAS.
Order Your TURKEY EARLY for Christmas
CONGRESS FOOD
210 Congress' Two Deliveries Dally 10:80 a-m 2:30
Featured Tonight
The Yaqul Kid. a 182pound In
dian from Sonora, Mex will be
featured tonight in the main
event of the wrestling card at the
national guard armory In Bend.
He will meet Karl Gray, 190
pounds, of Milwaukee, Wis,, in
one-hour bent two - out of - three
falls affair. Buck Weaver, 181, of
Indiana, und Juck Kiser, 185, of
Portlnnd, will be matched In a 45
minute semi-final bout. Weaver is
Pacific coast Junior heavyweight
champion. Jack O'Reilly, of Aus
tralia, and Yaqul Joe, trainer to
the Kid, are scheduled for action
in the opener at 8:30 p.m.
Redmond to Get
College Games
Two college basketball . games
featuring the quintets Irom South,
em Oregon College of Education
and Eastern Oregon College ol
Education wilt be played Friday
and Saturday of this week at the
Redmond high school gymnasium.
It was reported today.
The games will be sponsored
by the Redmond junior chamber
of commerce.
Preliminary battles for the two
nights will feature the John Tuck
Wolves against Madras and
Prlneville.
Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
6 for 25c
pkg. 45c
pkg. 29c
3 for 35c
2 for 55c
2 lbs. 49c
ARIZONA WHITE
Basketball Finals
III? UfilU4 Prw
iik. ii school ;amks
Eugene 41!, f Irani (Port land)
45.
Multnomah college 36, Lincoln
(Pori land I M.
Odell 30, St. Mary's (The
Dulles) 1.
Valwiz CO, Oregon deaf school
23.
Estacaila 54, Concordia acad
emy
( oi.i.r.GF- ;amks
East
Brown 74, Worcester Poly 30.
Vlllanova 7S, Tampa 47
. Penn 54, Maryland 52.
Georgetown 70, 1'enn State 63.
Lafayette 84, Swarthmore 62.
Yati ti2, Connecticut 44.
Navy 61, Virginia 38.
Davie and Elkins 75, Upsala C2.
West Virginia 53, New Mexico
4d.
Rutgers 60, Princeton 55.
Boston U. 55, Northeastern 45.
Fordham 77, New York A.C. "0.
Columbia 81, Pratt Inst. 22.
South
Louisville 47, Loyola of South
46.
Southwest
Texas Wesleyan 54, St. Ed-
wards 44.
Trinity (Tex.) 54, Hardin Sim
mons 51.
Amarillo college 45. Camogle
J.C. 43.
Midwest
Michigan 73, Butler 48
Illinois C5, Arkansas 53.
Nebraska 60. Iowa State Tchrs.
54.
West
Phillips Oilers 66. Montana
State- 31.
Northern Montana 52. Mlnot
Tchrs. 45.
Harlem Globe Trotters 62, Car
roll college 31.
Nevada 55, Indiana State 46.
San Mateo J.C. 60, Santa Rosa
J.C.48.
EXHIBITIONS SCHEDULED
Tumalo, Dec 15 An exhibition
of dancing and acrobatics, by
pupils of Mrs. F. V. Bowlus. will
be presented Friday at 8 p.m. at
the Tumalo grange hall, preced
ing the regular meeting. Vent
Hartford, lecturer, has announc
ed. At 9:30 p.m., technicolor pic
tures of the Bikini atom bomb
tests will be shown by local army
recruiting officers. At the busi
ness meeting, newly-elected offi
cers for the coming year will as
sume their chairs.
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CHOCOLATES
CRISCO
SHORTENING
3 lbs 79c
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ODUCE
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10 lbs 49c
GRAPEFRUIT. . 6 for 29c
CAULIFLOWER, ecu 15c
Idirtre While Head
SQUASH ........ lb. 3c
Banish and Hubbard,
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Special Discount
DRY GOODS
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10 Off
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p.m. Phone 360 Of 177
Bend Bowling Results
WOMEN'S MAJOR IJ5ACIE
Four point victories were post
ed last night by the King Koal
Keglers, Bend Dairy and Free
man's Tackle over Gregg's Ban
ner Bread, the Bend Cafe and
Smoke Shop, respectively.
The Bend Dairy swept team
honors with a 870 game and 2472
series.
Julia Coulter, rolled high game
of 197 and series of 532.
Scores follow:
Piwman'a Tarkl : U. I.orre, 479 : M.
tJunahu. B!e; N. C!-y. 414: K. bolt-III-.
3C6 : J. Coulfc-r. !'. T,4l 2UW.
hmuk Khun: K. Aruff, 3V ; H. Vu.
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411: M, furew.n. 4; B. Waltn, 41', O,
Nirrtl. 44b. Total 2IMtt.
Kin K,.l Knki: W. MrCatin. :
H. Cal'W. 4lfi: U Knwn. 471; M. Uu
boia, 4.13: K. Koala. 4J. Total 2331.
CrirK'a Hanncr: A. Muafcravp, 378: 1..
ftoMinun. 441: I. Shiolay, 31: K. Ala
nliir. SHU; M. BlucKr, 33. Total Zona.
Hrnd Dairy: I.. Rlrr. 441): M. Sholaa.
44V: II. !ivr. 4IH; P. Croraar, 4au ; A.
Cundall. 477. Total 2472.
rWid '.'a': P. Hllr. 356 ; E. MrKar.
41,11: B. How. 3U: K. Stout, 4f.2 ; K.
Tirrty, 4W. Total 2370.
DESCHUTES MEN'S LEAGUE
Kinney's Boosters last night
maintained their grip on first
place in the league standings by
defeating Brook's Powerhouse by
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An amusing pull toy
with a lauKhinK bear on
a bicycle. Stand contain!
wooden hot dogs and Imitation
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three poin's-
In other matches Hud&ori Dun
can dropped Lundjfren's Men by
a 3-1 score and Donovan's Ram
blers took four points from Btnil
Supply.
The Ramblers took tenm hon
ors with a game of 588 nnd series
of 1727.
In Individual scoring Joe Jack
ich had high series of 6-12, and C.
Gray had high game of 233.
Scores follow:
Kinny' BooaUra: O'Brltn, 431; Buarir,
4.'1 : Todd, Ui-. Total I'll:'.
Brouk'a Powtrhoua : Wuttirlrh, 333 : Kt
mWh, 427 : C,ata, 377. Total 14114.
Hudson-Juru-ar, : KrlU, 3:11; Dalrympla,
414: Smith. 4"2. Total ir,37.
LundKrn'a Men : Tliompaon, 44ft : Shi-
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