The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 24, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1949 Ideal Weather For Skiing Seen During Week End Winter sports enthusiasts of central Oregon are looking for ward to Indeal skiing conditions over the Christmas holidays, as a result of heavy falls of snow in the nearby Cascades In the past week. Deepest snow In the entire Cascade range, from Mt, Hood south to Crater lake, has been re ported from the Santiam summit. Some 50 inches of snow covers the Santiam divide, with the Hoo doo bowl, one of Oregon's major ski centers, well blanketed. Ski tows will be operating at the bowl, a short distance south of the Santiam highway at the summit, and at the Santiam lodge every day through the holidays and up to the first of the year. Plan Special Events Special events are being plan ned for the lodge, Bill Lauder back, manager of the resort, re ports. The tow Just west of the lodge will be In operation daily, he reported. Also the toboggan course, near the lodge, will be in use. Mi; lit skilne is U?m2 arrant". ed for the Illuminated slope near 1 the lodge. In the lodge modern and folk dances will be sponsored at night. Snow also covers the Skyliners playground west of Bend, with some good cross country skiing In prospect In that area. Ice skating over the holidays will depend entirely on weather conditions. It was reported today from the Bend recreation depart ment. Buclcy Walters To Coach Braves Boston, Dec 24 UP William (Bucky) Walters, alter 12 succes sive seasons with the Cincinnati Reds, today joined the Boston Braves as a pitching coach. Walters, manager of the Reds during 1949, was made "a good of fer," according to Braves general manager John J. Quinn, and agreed to terms from his Phila delphia home. Before leaving Cincinnati for his new job, Walters was given the "benediction and best wishes" by Charles C. Giles, president of the Reds. Additional Sports (Continued on Page 7) ' if ,3m. :r j f o"Y" ML ! The Story of The Nativity will be told on a special broadcast of "NORTHWEST NEIGHBORS" SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 For this Christmas season, your "Northwest Neighbors" radio program will return for a special broadcast. The occasion is the fifteenth annual presentation of "The Story of the Nativity". This progran.,, long an institution in Pacific Northwest radio, is being returned this year as our way of wishing you a very Merry Christmas. PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY C'lStCH tO "THE STORY OF THE NATIVITY" S:30 P.M., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 KOIN... Portland KODL.Jhe Dalles KU J... Walla Walla KBND... Bend KWRC... Pendleton KYAK... Yakima KAST... Astoria Sport Parade By Oscar Fraloy (United FrM 8orU Writer New York, Dec 24 ill1! Fear less Fraley's facts and figures: A west coast movie outfit which deals exclusively In hoss opera. Is alter rod Williams or tne uos ton Red Sox to become a two gun hero and the "Kid" may take a screen test within the next two weeks. Williams, the American league's most valuable player. Is having one of his busiest "off": seasons. He Is recording a year round radio show and will arpear in the Boston and New York Sportsmen's shows, fly-casting against other champions. , . . How do you like this? A guy rolls 12 straight strikes and does n't get a perfect score. Mervin Lang of Detroit did it. but fouled on the final ball and finished with a mere 290. . . . Charley Seyler, a St. Louis gun ner, put a puzzler up to the Mis souri game wardens. His deer tag read: In what county did you hunt: St. Genevieve. Did you kill a buck: Yes. In what county: Jefferson. Type of firearm: None. Explanation Given It developed, Sevier hurted In St. Genevieve county without see ing a deer. En "route home throurrh Jefferson county he hit a four-point buck with his auto- mobile. Results, $150 damage to the auto and one buck. . . . Basketball gambling has mount. 1 ed into tne olg business bracket and, in an attempt to discour age it, most sports departments now refuse to give out scores. So the gamblers, feverish for scores, resort to all sorts of gim micks to find out how they came out on their wagers. They tell you they are clients whose wires are down, that their grandmother's dying request Is how did Cornpone college make out against the Acorn Aggies, and just about anything else. Our copy boy caught one of them good last night. This is a friend of Fraley's," the score-demander insisted. "No soap," the copy boy crack ed. "Fraley doesn't have any friends!" OH. SANTA! Hartford. Conn. Santa had to turn his job over to one of his helpers here. Thomas O. Me Sweeney, a department store San ta Claus, came to town in a stclen car instead of reindeer, according H -police who arrested him. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. Lava Bears Extend Victory Streak by Beating Redmond, 54-24, in Game Played Here By Bob Sevkr (HulWtia Sportt Editor) The Bond I.va Bears, lot! by team captain Bob Hnwos with 12 points, last night rart their string of victories to four straight by defeating an out-clusse.t Redmond I'anihor quin tet. 64-21, in a one-sided game on the Bruin hardwood. The margin of differvnee between the two teams was not so much the Bruin offense as it was its air-tight defense. The Bears, coached by Roger Wiley, held the Bedmond snllad tit mill fitdil trnjil nml Basketball Finals 1 Hv Pniw Prwaat Newberg 49, Cleveland ll'ort land) 37. Astoria 44, St. Helens 37. Myrtle Point 50. Ashland 43. Grants Pass 51. Marshfleld 50. junction City 44; Tillamook 40. Cottage Grove 36; University (Eugene) 34. Mill, City 37; Jefferson 21. Siletz 4a Eddyvllle 23. Toledo 40; Keedsnort "5. Tillamook B 30. Bay City 29. Mnnmnmh 54 PhMnmiifh 'iS Seaside 45. Knappa-Svensen 34. 1 Perrvdale 36. Sheridan 29. I Cobiirg 36; Halsey 32. . ' Wyoming 43, Washington State 37. Washington 62. Stanford 56. Eastern Washington 78, North Idaho 60. East West Virginia 61, Fordham 37. Kansas 53: Springfield 43. Marshall 94; Akron 81. Brooklyn College 71, Wagner 51. John Marshall 6S, Queens Col lege 53. South Tampa 79. Mississippi 77. Southwest Missouri 52. Southern Metho dist 42. Midwest Northwestern 68. Michigan State 46. oouinern iaiuomia ai, ue- Paul 52. Kentucky 60. Purdue 54. Iowa 73. Carnegie Tech 42. Ohio State 78. California 67. UCLA 65. Illinois 63. Nebraska 66, Idaho 45. Drake 39, Iowa State 38. Butler 53, Evansvillc 43. Western Michigan 93, North Central 57. -...I Macomb Teachers 74, Illinois Wesleyan 64. Southern Illinois 42, Wavne 35. Bradley S3, Fresno State 51. I two free throw points during the first half of the contest. In all, during the first half, the Redmond players took only i four shots from the field. Anil 1 a total of 10 free throws In the first hulf, thoy made good only two. j Defense Strung J During that Mriod the Pan 1 thers, coached, by Marv Scott. I were unable to work offensive piays through the man-to-man de Ifense set up by the Bears. Time iind time again the Bruin guards. Hawes, and Al Christensen. broke up the Panther attack before the Redmond players could worlt the ball anywhere near the basket. Leading the Bruin fast hreak offense, which operated well ' against the Panthers, was Hawes with a total of 12 points. He was followed by forward Reggie Hal ligan with 10 points, and Ed Kribs was next highest with 8 points. On the Redmond team forward Don Krieger was high with five points. Kreiger played only a part of the game, having fouled out one minute into the second half. Take Early ljead The Bears ran up a total of 9 points in the first quarter of the game before Krieger dropped a field goal to make the score 9-2. Redmond then was held to the two points as Bend Increased Its lead to 14-2 at the end of the first : period. During the second quarter of rhA damp the. Pnnthers were held to two points on free throws while the Bears ran up their score to 24 As the second half opened It was apparent that the Panthers had been told by their coach. Marv Scott, to do more shooting. In the third quarter they tallied a total of 10 points while the Bears scored 12 points, to make the score 36-14 at the end of the pef- iri The P,in?h!rs chalked un an- other 10 points in the f'nal period, while the Bears tallied IS to de feat the Redmond five by a 30 point margin. Many Free Throws Each team had a total of 20 free throws. Bend making 10 and Redmond 8. With last night's win the Bruin squad now has a season's record of five victories anil one loss. The Panthers have lost four and won only one. Unless a game Is arranged In the meantime with the Central i Oregon community college, the Bears will be out of action until Jan. 6. when they meet the Prlne ville Cowboys on the Prineville floor. Lineups: Bend Plavers fT ft tp pf Kribs 3 2 8 3 Carroil 113 2 Samples 0 110 Halligan 4 2 10 5 Stenkamp 0 0 0 1 Robison 3 17 3: Standifcr 0 110 Niskanen 0 0 0 1 1 Hawes 5 2 12 3 Laursen 10 3 1 Christensen 3 0 6 0 Mihelcich 2 0 4 1 Total - 22 10 54 20 Redmond Players fg ft tp pf Magill 0 2 2 2 1 5 3 2 0 Campbell 0 0 0 Krieger 2 1 McCaffery 4 0 Johnston 0 2 Shofstall 0 0 Johnston . 0 0 0 0 Griffin 0 2 2 4 Schultz 10 2 1 Hershey 113 2. Totals 8 8 24 20 , Huskies Defeat Stanford Squad Seattle, Wash., Dec. 24 --A sec. and half offense by the Univer sity of Washington Huskies gave them a 62-56 win over Stanford in a basketball game here last night. The teams were tied al 2'i all al halttime, but the Huskies took a six-point lead In the first five min utes of the second frame and were never headed. Stanford forward George Yard ley was high scorer with 19 points. Russ Parthcm?r led Wash ington with 14 points. Saturday, Dec. 24 at Eastern Star Grange Music by f flOOKKi) lilVKR RAMBLERS Everyone Wei come Volet of . (f RMh - 1340 Central Oregon lUIl Kilocycle! Affiliated With Mutual Don Let Broadcasting System - ON TNI WITH KBND mils evening at 7: IS, K11ND repeals the broadcast of the Christmas music program of the St. Francis school choir, which was presented Thursday evening from the SI. Francis church. Ami tonight at 10, KHNl) repents the broadcast of Thursday evening's Bond high school annual music program. Tonight at 9:30 Ronald Oilman appears as "Scrooge" In the tra dlllonal Christinas classic. "Dick ons' Christmas Carol." Lionel Barry invre portrays the famous character In this same story to morrow afternoon, Christmas, 4 to 4:30 p.m. Tomorrow noon KHXP pre sents a special music program with Christmas songs from Bend, Redmond and l'rlncvllle high schools. KBND takes this opportunity to extend season's greetings lo ail central Oregon. TONHillTK PROGKAI' 8:0O Mrt Your Match ft :30 Hand fur lamaa 6 :4S T T. Tim 6 :0O Comply of Krrora ti;2A John U. KaunaOj 8:30 Tuna T'tia 8:&0 Kanivmbar When 1:0O S.na of Kranulnavta. 7 :1A Mrlodla Mo.la :30 Chrlatmaa Carol T:tS Makvlic 8:00-St. Anthony Choir Sama. Barbara MkMlon 8: IS tWanaa Knrt 8::0inou lWthitticm 9:00 Nawa 9:18 lw Trmtltim Hn-io-A L'hrlatnia Carol 10:OOrn,lr th Wlra 10:.io Kar-Awar thrtalmaa 11:00 Sun OI 81'NDAY. 1KI KMUKll 1J t OO Hack to Cod Hour I 30 v... or Wrty ' t:t Radio Hihla Claaa 9:S Lulharan Hour 10:00 SVwa 10:1a S.,n of CKrrr arwl Comfort 10:3O- Kma- Ctwirtfv of Ciia-lanil 10:15 Chriatmaa Day 1 1 :00 Hrat Hapti.t Chuwh 12:00 Chriatmaa Mualc Central Ornton llih SrlvU 11:3 H.maa of llmtta li:4A Maatar Kauto Canary 1 :04 Huuao of alratary 1 :30 Martin Kana, TrlvaU Era 2 :0O Tha Shallow l:SO Trua Datortlva Mratrrlaa 1:00 Church of Chrlat S:I0 Nlrk Carter 4 :0O Ulcarna Chrlatmu Carol 4:30 Ava Maria Hour 1:00 Mualonarr lUptlat Charrh 6 :30 Orvan MrlodiM :S OM-Kaahionad Krrliral Hour C:4fi Twin Vliaa of Nai 7 :00 Taka a Number t :30 Hoy hoa.ra Shuw :O0 Watmln.lr I'mbytarlan Churatt 8:30 Wallar Wlnrhall 8:43 liuwlla I'araona 9 ;00 Nawa 9:18 Twanly Quratlona :45--Hra tn Vvterana 10:00- 1h Joyful llur 11:00 Siirn Off MONDAY. IIKCCMIIKK ! 8:00 Varirtr ll'ir (.'ountr Airvnt 8 :30 riunriaa Saiuta 6:4.'. harm Kauortar 7:io Na 7:18 Mrrakfaat Canv 7 :30 Mnrnlna- Malouhaj 7:40 Nawa 7:18 Mornir.2 Rnunilup 8:00 Popular ravorltaa 8:18 Nawa 8:30 Morninc Maloillaa 8 :4i Muaic 8:00 HullatlQ Board 9 -.05 MuaM 9:10 W.irld Nrwa 9:15 Popular Damand 9MO Tll Y.nir NaKhbor 9:45 Novalrttaa 9:55 Stria Stuff 10:0O Nawa 10:15 Goatial Slnirar 10:30 l.ullabr lina 10:40 Mart tha Uand 10:15 Newa 10:55 Man About Town just wouldn't seem like Christmas if we didn't take advantage of the opportunity to thank you for your excellent patronage the past vear. A perfect Christmas to vou and yours. Wcsf Side Hardware & Sporting Goods 1003 (lulveslon Ave. rui ,..,....,.. .. 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IIKCKUIIKK IT :0ft-Varlatr Hour t :I5 Sunriaa Kaluta :4& Karm Kaaortat 7 :0O Saw. Iltt-llraakfut Can 7:30-U..rnlni aUUllaa 7 :40 Nawa T:4A Moritlna; Roundun 8 :00 Popular Karurltaa :1J-N... 9:30 llavan of Rnt 00-Mull. llo Uoard 9:00 Muala 9: 10-World Nawa 9:18 Popular Wmand 9:30 tail Yor Nalabbor 9:45 Orvan Traaiauraa :55-Siyl. Stuff 10;O-Nawa 10115 tkmira of Chaar anil Comfort i presenting ' j L i LIONEL BARRYMORE I and a dislingwihed cast j in DICKENS' I! CHRISTMAS DAY KBND 4:00 P. M. MUTUAl AROADCASTINO IYJTIM I'lioiie (fi'Z I0i8-Maat th. Uand I0l49Nvwa lOitlt Tuna Ttma 10:81 Mait Ala. ul Town II 100 liiiM u.l w II 80-Uuamt tor Par II lOO- Niuntlaua Mali.llaa II lOA-Tialaj'a Claaalflatla llilo-N.a.i.ilma Maliallaa Illl9-Srvt Yarna Il;i0--N,.,ll UalodkM II i0 Nawa II :45 Kannara Hour 1 :00 - ll,,lin,iiid lllaat I M Ik, I. ',.,, I:a-Maka Muala Your llobbf 1 148 laland Katlial I iOO-A.-oordln lo tha laaord Iil9-lbnd MlniaUrlal lilo M.alaru Ual.alla 8 :46 Norltiwnt Nawai 8 :85- Calilral tlratfon NtWI 4 100 r'ulloo Uwia Jr. 4llfc Kranb Itatnlnawar 4:30 IMiiud Ilia al.,ry 4:48 Nawa 9 mo- olrki.ht Arrow I B II liar II Kanrh 8:00 (lab, 1,1 llvaitar t : 18 t ola Maianada :3i-T.llo-'Ual 8:45 Una la 9150-ltani.mhor Whan lU lllll ll.nrr Nawa 7 joo Myatartoua Travalar 7 130 t.aiin H.wa tiliow 7i48 Voral Varlatlaa 1:00 Count of Monla Crlato .8.80 Paul Waatou Uhow 9 too Nawa 9:lt-rulton laawla Jr. 9:30- llonlown Party 9:85 f'iva Minuta Klnal 10:001 Una a Myatary lllilt -Naval Air llaaarva Blar of Waak lo jiv - J,g,n U olohau .1.00 8ln Ulf , TIUI'I'K: I'INK CROWS Tacoma, Wash. HI1) Ralph D. Hall, 33, got Into all sorts of troii. hie lih Milltt over a traffic ticket. He fulled to show up In time to pay his $3 flue. A war rant was Issued and an additional $2..V) tacked on. He paid by check. The check bounced. Hall was picked up again. This time $50 was added to the tine. Columbia 705 Columbia I -imoiif i We're wishin' you a mighty fine Christmas, with; a heap of good tilings comiii' your way. You linvo been liberal wild your patronage of this firm in the past; may Lady Luck be just at liberal to you in llio months to come. Merry Christmas, everybody! FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Portland BKM BKANCII 3 A beouliful sentiment that has continued through the centuries, the spirit of Christmas. Elmer Insurance .11 ST t'HU'KKN 1 ICKIr Spoknne. Wash, ini "Kxlreme ly pctly laitvny" might havo been Ihu pollen report ufler a Ihlef hl'tiko Inln a feed more here, Ills loot coiiNlsted of 25 pennies. 1 RONALD COLMAN YOU HOST ON "fAVOWII IIOIY KBND 7:30 p. m. 1'iirific Ptiwer & ! .lylil Cotnpiiiiy Food Market Phone 350 1 I I ULETIDE GREETINGS In the true spirit of the occasion we extend Sea son's Greetings to our friends and neiahbors. Lehnherr By V. T. Hamlin LETS SIErLNOW,. MtKfc IT IS,,, GIRDLE.,. UM