THE BEND BULLETIN
GENERAL NEWS
SPORTS
CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER
34th Yoar
BEND, DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1949.
No. H
Stanford Beats
Oregon Quintet
By Close Margin
KtlK'-ne. Pit. 21 '111 Wonde
CturiP1 Vardley controlled the
backboards mid headed Ht-tiiltiK
llllHOIS llt'll' IlINt lllfht III ll'llll IllK
Stanford t rvilhniH to u 10ti7 basket
bull win over llii' University of
Dri'KiiH WchftiulN l)fini' '1,1'XI
faun.
Ytmlli'V run up 15 ihiIiiih fur
On- Ciudiimls In I lie first linll unci
In- mlili'il nl ix- iiiiiii- points In tin-Ki-riiml
IiiiK, lie -wits ('Specially
sharp around (In backboards awl
rnuilur.rd In ouMniittt-uvt'r Web
fiml players fur cunt riil ol the hull.
Tin- (fame's (Hi Iconic w.m Iiim-iI
iiii offense j J ; i y nil her Ihim Ugh!
lll'ft'llSe UN both tl'ltttIS llltl'd
IlCltlSS lll' floor,
Stanford clinched the conies!
iluiitiK lbi I n s l 75 seconds of the
Kitmc, UN IikIIiiii Jill) Knmsleiid,
Vitrtlley nnil Huh Chavalas sank
their free throws l break u (7ti7
lli.
.Stanford led iIiii Iiik most of the
Kiiinif, bin tliti'H inlnuii'H before
the end, mi Uit'nun nilly, list by
Jack Keller nnil I hib Ijivey, eras
til the Indians' HI point li'iul nnil
llril tlic mo in mill llii )is mln
ui- free throws (iiink Dri'Kon
hopes.
Stanford lii'l.l n 1132 lead nl
hiilfiltni'.
Bend Bowling Results
DKSCIII'TKS I'HATKIINAI,
The Mtitiite No. I lenm lintl
nlKhl nmvetl lino first plutt? in
It'iiKUO BtiindiilKN by tleffiilliiK the
Moose No. 2 team by a 4-0 count.
In other matches the Knlnhts
of rylliliiN deealed Hie Katies
31. anil l.unilKieii'K Lumber t'o.
nml MinIo l.nml I'renmery split
2-2.
The KnlKlils rolled lilub lenm
Knme of IWil. while Hie Metlo
Ijirnl Ktund had hle.h lenm Kerle
of 2731.
I- C'lmpmnn lind liltih sliiKle
Rame of 2U5. nnd Hub Anderson
hud hlKh liiillviilunl series of S32.
Seoiex follow:
Kni.M. ot l'ylia..i i, W...I. 410; O.
IlKllM-lt, Jtia; K. .Sy ... bMi A. Hmn
t.-ti. 4:-: I', l-rrr. Ml. Till ?.
irlMI V. llurrMv. 417; I Strom, tut:
Sullivan. nl II. l.u.li. :IJ: M. -r.
rrtt. 4tb; A. lUritnittt.n. bio. Ti-tnl 7t.V'i.
MiM N". f i II mlrHi. ill . J. Hrc
wrt, 401 : M. Hwwmrt, ST : Cr.cnUr.
tiO: I). I'll -n. ill. Tmal tl.
M.h Nu. li It. Amlerx-n. tin; (1.
Mllln. am: V. Mllln, SU ; K. Smith. ;
U 1 hin-in. 45J. Tuliil 860t.
l.umlKrvn'a I.umlirrt hrbmMr. 4H!l K.
Tliiitin, afl? ; tl. Ilr-vrn, 'bt : C. II-W0,
44C: J. Ilowlra. St?. 'I'tl) gfil-v.
Mnllmi. II. I'rlrlisrit, 60: K. Alo.
hlr. :U. V. A.lm. 4U.1: ti. Iav, Hi;
lH Chai-mnn. S31. T.-uil
. AUTOMOTIVE I.KAOUK
The Iee G. Allen team last
nli'ht posted a fnur-wlnt victory
over Carroll Motors nnd won the
first half round of the season's
play.
In olher matches Malbronk Mo
tors rolled hlRh series of 27(i3 and
IiIrIi came of 'MM while postliiR n
three K)lnt win over Ward Motor
Co., and Hend llaniRt; dropped
Clark's Mobil service by four
points.
Scores follow:
CturVi M..1.II: 1.. Kcnv.n, 4.17: W. Olarh.
S: Humhrnnn. n;: M. Vnm, 441; K.
lUrldiril, .. Ti-UI 24f.t,
IUml Cur: V.. Martin, SUB ; C. t'nrk
rll, .1110: II. Kllt'WlNlttl. .170; I). Iliumi-ooii,
4m: li. Ilauiiln. 4111. Total 211111.
In- II. Allnil Smntlny, t2 ; iH-lllanc,
471: runl. 8771 t:umtr-ll. 4S3; Klnit. 444,
Total
Carroll Motor? J. reward, 4tlt; O,
Cranr, 471: K. Mori-. 4WI; J. O.I.I.. at'J
Valla, Sllll. Total SMl'2.
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Jim Bond, Author, Naturalist
Will Make Bend Appearance
Jim I.mimI, mi I hot-, iiiilui'aliHt mid hiv. mm'1 hiHtler, Is to
Hiiinr in Ufinl on llio niK'tln of WHiieHtliiy nnil Friday, 'Jim.
'1 llllll 0 Ulllll'l' llll,Slil'l'H t)f locill ,H)OI'lHIIII'll'H ki'ouim, it WCI.H 1111-
iiiiiinccd today. In Hcml, l!oiid will hIuiw his nt-w Ms? tfiime
)irturt, "Yukon Wilderness SVomli-rlanil", nnd Itiluro.
liond, a former lit'iid resident mid brother of U. S, iiortd of
thin ii(y, visited lieiid limt year mid showed a film, "From
Out of. tin? Yukon." limt lit-
traded lr,'( crowds. His lrii
if llw lutMt minimer into the
Yukon wiih iniide under mini-ci-m
of (he Cittmdiiiii Kovern-
IIH'tlt.
Iteceiiily, llond showed his Yii
kmi picture In KunHiui'K ami 2 VKI
ii ipli- were present.
llonil In iiwllior of "From Out
(if These Mountain," a story
tieuliliK wild lilK Kume (if Hie far
ntirlh. IIIk comltiK trip lo lieml
will lie sponsored by (he Ifiuk
Wiiltnn leiiHiie, Hie Dcsrliiites
County Sportsmen's association
wihI Hie lieml cliiunlier of. com
rnertt? fish and came eommlllee.
The imthiir Ih also In :ipM'r In
KiMmonil tin Thursday, .Inn. 5.
l'OltTI.AM V. WINS
MiMinnvlllc, lec. 21 till-Port,
liilid univeirtity lii'it'iited I.lnflelil
i-ulli'Ke lift to IJ3 In u biiHki-tlmll
Kiinie here last nl,!ht.
Pined by Kiiuitl Warren Drown,
who lel I'lltil scoring wllh IX
points. Portland run up a 40 j
In 32 htilftlme lend. Guard Hill
Anderson led I.lnflelil scoring
Willi 13 pIlllllN.
llll,r,..V Motor: Nnlrow, 4r.il:
ao: : 1'elrraon. 4.'1 : tl-tliahur. 43'
Inli.
Nor-
rolt. COS. Total Zlfll.
Ward Motor t'o. : liMrowHI. t?t : I'Mrlfe,
4r,t.; Marion, 3i7 ; tilttt, &,; Allrn, 4Ju.
I, .i.l i:::.
i'lVIC I.KAil.'K
The V.K.W. stuiid Inst ni".ht tie
tented the Klwnnls by four poltils
as the first half of the leitRiie's
season ended.
The second round of mulches
will lie started January 3.
In other lenuue play the Jay
cees. Shevlin-Hixon, and KtHnry
were winners by three points over
the Hoyai Neighbors. HreRnn
Trunk nod Lions, respectively.
Tim Woods look hlKh single
jjiime with a 203, nnd h'rnle Ctm
tlell had hich series of 5X5.
Scores follow:
II., V.I rMnhtura: Ib-r YounaWnt. MS:
A. Ha, atl ; H. Summrr.. 44 : It.
Kllrlirn, 4161: T. W.-.U, 41';-. Total Jim
Jayrrr.: t. Marltna. 4VI : It. Ilatrrn.
IKI. : li. Sttattahan, tot : tt. Smrtilrr, 4C ;
C. Mr, 412. Total g'.'r.H. ,
tlrra-n Trunk: O. MuaKravt-, 1: A.
Allrii. (27: II. W.ulall, 4nl: J, M, h',.
SNi' : J. Currlr. an;. Total itl7;'.
Sluivlln.HUoni 1. Jrromi-. I7 : S. J.
roma. tt'.a : K NunWn, 4ill : V. Frwlrlrk
on. 43a; M. tln.lm. ft. Total 2Mnt.
.(. : N. lKKlfl, Mi; W. SVIkrn.
tt: K. ToiM. I'.'. . I. Itallin, 5W: M.
Ma.lilrii. 11. Tolal 1'8WI
KlwanU: J. Wrllr. 4f : II. Thomiuw.n.
210: II. Connrr., 446: II. Lay. 467 ; i.
Oorarh. 2t.S ; I'hltll. 27S. Total 2447.
t.von.: tintarotta. 02; firmit. Ml ;
TTW-lllih-ar, 4"4 ; J, t'ptvraon. 434; Jantlk,
41b. Tolal 211(1.
Hotanan. ; Allrn, RSI : Vrnnl-lr, 42 H :
4ti4j KrtrkM-n, 27 ; Comli-il, tiWo
Total 2721,
l-I.AYF.lt Si;.SI'EMK
Seattle. Wnsh.. IVc. 21 UliAn
dy Hrown, one of three Sun HieRo
players purchased by the Seattle
Ironmen ol the ravine coast
I lockey leaRtie, has been suspend
ed for refusal to report to the Se
attle club, league president Al
Leader announced today.
Lender said he took the action
on the recommendation of Art
Chapman, Sun Dieeo represenla-
live on the I'CHL txjnrd of direc
tors.
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By Oscar I'ruley
llll.llnl l'r. m...rl. W.ll.rl
I-Jt-w York. J)ee. 21 HI'' Move
over, flub, Fearless Fraley has
el teal scoop for you today- -the
10 best sports stories of the
year.
This is siimi'thln-.: that Is .-
must if you waul lo telaln your
slandini: as an exis-rl, 1( (joes
alotix with rteJcelliiK nil Ainei l.
can foolbiilt (earns, picklnt; the
pliiK ponit pips and rutin,; the
Afiicun polo champs.
Naturally, old Fearless doesn't
expect evryliody to adiee. 'Ilial's
what haiTiK when you set there
first Jealousy. Ymj know how
you feel about the Ruy who benl
you to the onlv telejihone booth.
Of course I'm scooplnc I'le
rn-am off the whole woiks. The
rest of the experts are Rolnu to
have to play alone with such
rastutl picks as the world series.
pennant races, Kentucky derby,
bowl (jam 's and other second rale
I events. Hut mine are the creme
de la creme land I wish I was
sure I knew what that meant!
So here they ate. In th- order
of their Importance, nnd if you
stick in mi m I nfter Ihc 10 c nt
I U lilt my head off Ihc canvas
and explain:
Here's lite I.l,
1. YorI Ilerra crashes into f.
tree with his automobile.
2. Ch. Mazeiiiin Zazarnc ISrandy
wins Westminster Ix'ss in show.
3, (ioreeous tieorije makes do:
but at (.anion
I. Mr. and Mrs. CieorRe 7,aha
Has Ret Ixisiitm promotion license.
5. Models to have basketball
team.
6. ChlcaRo Cubs pull triple play
on St, 1-ouls Browns.
7. Hlilcn wins Miami-Nassau
yacht rac.
8. Fnglish stud book thrown
open. ,
9. Mexican league head charg
es "laidiiif!" by orfinnlzed base
ball. 10. U. S. Golf association blasts
RamblinR "In connection with
playltiR the Rame."
AH of you undoubtedly have
tw,n trtrtllml tr, 1, or,.- h..
ru' iwn nrmsviv. ihu nt ii.
two or maybe three of these
spectacles. I doubt whether any
body else would pick all 10 as the
19-iSI sporting standouts. But
stick mound, I've got my nrgu
m?nls ready.
Take Yogi's automobile acci
dent. There he was, driving
along, and a palm tree came up
and hit him.
"I was reaching for my gloves,"
Yogi pondered later. "Bui yoe
know, that's funny when I think
about it. I don't wear gloves."
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ndiana Defeats
Oregon Staters
Again, 58 to 53 j
Corvallis. run.. 21 Hi-- Indiana
wound up a two-Riime basketball
sei ies bercwlth Oregon -Slaje col
li'Rc last nlRhl by 111"
Ueaveis, 5K5.I, befmw 3,395 fans
to fjlVe the llooslei-s their seemd
win in two nlRhts and run their
iindefi-ated Ktring to sit Rami'B so
far Ibis year.
Th" learas batilcd Ihrouch
tltflit first half with the lead
chaiiRiiiR back ainl forth. The
Rame was lied up seven tlmeifbe.
lore the half ended.
The Hoosieis grabbed their
four-point 2!J25 lead al lh half
as Tony Jllll, Indiana forward, ran
up six (juick points within 10
minutes of the game's midway
point.
liulfy ("hccticd
Indiana held the upper hand
throuRh most of the second hlf
via control of both bucklmards
and very fast breaks. The Hoos
ieis Ktopfml an OSC rally near
the end of the contest after the
Heavers had pulled the score up lo
M--1U wllh just 90 seconds left
in the Rame.
With the two minute rule In
effect, Indiana cagers canned
their fre throws after the fran
tic OSC baskethallers tried to'
grab Die ball from them. Hoosier
foiwad Hill Toshef sewed up
the Rame with 21 seconds to ro
to make the score 56-51, and the
OSC rally was ail but broken.
Forward Hob Hayno, San Fran
cisco junior college transfer, led
Oregon Slate scoring with 15
points.
Indiana State
Wins at Ashland
Ashland, Dec. 21 HI'' Indiana
State came from behind in the
(second half to beat the Southern
Ort'Ron College of Education here
last nipht 02 to 52 before 1,000
basketball fans.
SOCK had a haiftime icad of
,M (o 27, but Indiana Stat even
ed the score nt 45-aii with eight
minutes left in the game. The
Hoosier players then pulled away
Jrom Southern Oregon and were
n"ver headed again.
Hiiih scorer of the cam; was
Southern Oregon plaver John
' Ker w im pomtX
111 p teams meet here
again
tonight.
OPTIMISM VOICED
Philadelphia, Bee. 21 mi Con
nie Mack, who will be S7 tomor
row but will observe the dav on
Friday m keeping with the cus
tom of the years, put his Philadel
phia Athletics at the top of the
list today as potential pennant
winners in 1950, his 50th year as
the A's manager.
Mack, in pre-birthday preview
of American league strength,
looked lor an open race in a
strengthened league.
f00(S'""
Card Here
Named opponent for Jack
O'Kellly, ot Australia, in to
morrow night's wrestling card
at the national guard armory
in Bend, is George Strickland,
pictured above, 188 pounder
from Columbus, O. This will
be Strickland's first appearance
before Bend wrestling fans.
O'Reilly is Pacific coar.t junior
heavyweight wrestling cham
pion. The main event will fea
ture Karv Grey, of Milwaukee,
Wis,, and Jack Riser, of Port
land. Mike Nazarain and Glen
Detton also are slated for ac
tion tomorrow night. Detton is
from Nampa, Ida., whll? Naza
rain is from Armenia.
Burns, Lakeview
Defeat Cowboys
Princville, Dec. 21 Lee Gus-
tafson reports two defeats In the
Inst scheduled gamC3 in district
play this past week for the Cow
boys basketball team of the
Crook county high school. At
Burns on Friday night the local
team was beaten 41 to 34. On the
next night Lakeview, there, de
feated the Cowboys 37 to 35.
Gustafson reports that the next
game, following the Christmas
vacation, will b? held here with
the Bend team on January 6,
Bend placed first at the recent
tri-couniy jamboree at Redmond,
with Prineville taking second
place.
, VAXPORT WINS
Portland, Dec. 21 " Vanport
college scored a 5S-46 victory over
Clark college of Vancouver,
Wash., here last night Vanport
led at haiftime 21 to IS.
Wrestling
ARMORY
THURS.. DEC. 22nd
8:30 p. m.
MAIN EVENT
Karl Grey vs.
190 lbs.
Jack Kiser
185 lbs.
SEMI-FINAL
George Strickland vs.
187 lbs.
Jack O'Reilly
185 lbs.
SPECIAL
Glen Detton vs.
181 lbs.
Mike Nazarain
188 lbs.
Auspices Co. I, 162nd Inf.
Referee, Jack Mitchell
Promoter, Tex Hager
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Basketball Finals
By Unlud fn
HICIIWHOOICAMES
Canby 38, Sandy 35.
Esiacada 4H, Duilm 41,
Molalia 2t, Mt. Angl 24.
Corvallis 44, Kugene 32.
Indejienrienre 34, Dayton IB.
Mllwaukle Vi, Battle Ground
Wash. I 44.
Tillamook 57, Scappoose 51.
Gresham 45, Newtxrg 38. '
Hillsbore 40, Grant I Portland)
39.
Jefferson tPortland) 45. Salem
37. :
Tlgard C2, Lincoln Portland,
45,
Corbett 41,Odell 24. )
Parkdaie 52, Mosier 27.
Central Catholic f Portland) 54,'
Sacred Heart (Salem) 2C.
Parkrose 42, Columbia Prep.
(Portland 31,
Bankr. 38, Sherwood 31.
Grants Pass 55, Crescent City
Calif.) 32.
Elmlra 40, Lowell 2D.
Sweet Home 6i, Willamette
(Eugene) 5S. ,
Taft41,S(letz 29.
Eddyvillc 33, Waldport 27.
Garibaldi 52, Star of the Sea
lAstoria) 46.
Seaside 47, WarreiMm 27.
Arlington 49, Hertniston 25.
Oregon City 4C, Lewis and
Clark Irosh 42.
Knappa Svenscn 36, Wheeler 29.
Halsey 40, Shedd 24.
Springfield 46. Albany 42.
Philomath 55, Brownsville 46.
Maupin 45, Dufur 30.
COLLEGE GAMES
New York university 69. Cal
ifornia 50.
Lone Island university
70,
Southern California 45.
Boston college 55. Loyola Cal
Holy Cross 57, Kansas 53. -Springfield
59, Harvard 55.
Midwest
Wichita 65, Texas Christian 43.
Missouri 50. Wisconsin 48.
Oklahoma City 57, Creighton
w.
New Mexico 62, Kearney (Neb.)
ieachers 34.
Idaho 41, Iowa State 39.
Dayton 66, Manchester 51.
Wyoming 54. Kansas State 43.
South
' North Carolina State 63, Mieh-
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