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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1950)
-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1950 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE NINE King Cole Keglers Capture Tourney Honors -aaa wwnryiinw ft4 t 3 - I s D -7 S i 5 Pictured above are the King Cole Keglers, winners ot the class A championship in Sunday's Wom en's City association bowling tournament. Left to right: Edna Roats, Louise Keown, Kate Tierney, uiancne uaiaer, Muriel dudois. f litewminnn nifi4iilii linra i T niMr - r i ii i mm riMinniiiiiii iVn n mt mi i a tf Winners In class B competition Sunday were these three members of the Owl. Taxi- team. Left to , right: Helen R. Anderson, Mar jorle Corbin, Kitty Griggs, Mary O'Brion, Janet Gleason. .'4. U if. '! it Mtu. n It yiiaiAiir-" r r w mUmi Muriel Dubois, second irom left, and Branche Calder, extreme right, teamed together Sunday to capture the doubles crown in A competition, Arline Cundell, left, won the all-events championship and Jeanne Wallin, third from left, was singles winner, both in class A play. Class "B" Competition Paced By Owl Taxi Bowlers Sunday The King Cole Keglers for the second consecutive year won the annual Bend Womens City Bowling association tournament held Sunday at the Deschutes alleys. In winning : class A crown, the King Cole Keglers rolled a high series total of 2507 pins. In class B competition, Owl Taxi Keg lers, with a high series of 2661, walked off with tourney honors. Runner-up In class A play was Freeman's Tackle with a score of 2366, and in class B, Heath's Ice Cream, with a score of 2530. The champions of the A doubles were Blanche Calder and Muriel Dubois with a high series score of 1042. Class B doubles were cap tured by June Stein and Kitty Arnold witn a total of 1061 pins to their credit. Runners-up were Evelyn McKay and Edna Roats in the class A division, and Peggy Malone and Bernlce Olson in the B classification. Jean Wallin was crowned singles champion in A competition with a high series of 55t. Following her closely was Frances Aleshire with 549. Individual honors in class B were captured by Helen Haggin with 606, followed by Bernlce Jensen with 560. For the third successive year, Arline Cundell was all-events A champion with a high series of 1476. Runner-up was Olga Norcott with 1431. In class A, the all-events champion was Helen Haggin with a series score of 1270. Kitty Origgs followed close on her heels' with a 1261 total. ' , Bovling (Continued front Page 7) G. Allen with a single game of 941 and Haibrook Motors with a series of 2628. Scores follow: Wrd Motor: K. Allen, 472; B. Plerra. 487: O. Hiorvilt. 37 : C. LaLto. 473 : Ab. aentt. 552. TuUl, 2570. llftl-k Mobil Service: Murphy. 37'J : Clark. 433; Hemlernon. 418; l'ryor, 42D; Keown. 370. Total. 2422. Uelid Garatre: C. Martin, 402; B. Know land, 32a : U. Thntnpiton. 664 : M. ituaa, 427 : G. lllnKini. 506. Total. 2560. Lee G. Allen : K. Smedley. 4U2 : R. ! mane, ttae ; ii. Anueraon, SU4 : rl. Lun dell. 441 : O. Kinit. 467. Total. 2634. Haibrook Motor: Nwlniw, 426 : Lenta. 447 ; iVlerson, 407 ; Ponahue, 403 ; Wor oolt. 646. Total. 2628. Carroll Motor : O. Orane, 461 ; K. Moye, 41s; j. iood, oo ; u. uawev, 973; J fidwanls, 454. Total, 25C9, r. I1 1 Wettla, 427 : DoracViaOl Thomp. on. 117. Total. 2616. Shevlin-Hiion: J. Jerome. 424: R. Peo ple. 445; K. Nordeen, 4261 V. Freilruk avn, 4IWj H. Baim. 620. Total, 2470. p " ' i -v'tt I V ft CIVIC LEAGUE In league play last night, V.F. W. made a clean sweep by taking lour points irom uregon Trunk. In other play Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions took three points from the Junior Chamber, Shevlin Hix- on and Royal Neighbors respectively. fcrnie cundell had a high game of 221 and high series of 582. Scores follow: Rotary: Allen. 603: lthoten. 407: W,.tle' 474 ; ttricktion. 476 ; Cundell, .662. Total. 2630. Junior ChamtM'r: G. Stranalian, 403: G. Marlinir, 8116: W. Ilirknian. 414: 11. Wal lan, 437 ; McCoy, 405. Total, 2583. Oregon Trunk : J. M:Khy, 470 : J. Cur rie, 303; G. Silkworth, 410: A. Allen, 112: T. J. VokI. 434; A. Tcrrltii. 200. Total, 2602. V. P. W.: N. DouirlMH. 621: W. Sel ken. 387 : D. Morri. 466 ; B. Todd, 485 : M. Madden. 662. Tom I. 2666. Itoyal NeiKhnors: H. Younirberir. 447; Hawea. 602 : H. Summem. 427 : M. Kltchon, 483; T. Woodii, 485. Total, . . . . Liona: G. Growr. 610: J. Jantik. 404 : H. Terwilllxcr. 421; J. Lanaarotta, 610; C. Sullivan, 406. Total Klwania : Conner, 446 ; Philip, 232 : Won- June Stein, left, and Kitty Arnold, center, won the B doubles cham pionship Sunday and Helen Haggin, right, captured all-events honors in class B competition. Brocket" production goes up i.Trocket" PRiCES go down! 5D ffiffMmiim whiffs tThirlam, lfyira..lforle Drir. ot rajotej price, now opiiiina! m afl OUtmMt mcMl, Kriiv . . . you ran buy the artifn Mar of the liigh-. way a a nnr ton price! 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The team from Bend is cap tained by Bill Sclken, who has chosen the following men to go along with him: Ned Douglass, Everett Todd. Morlev Madden, Don Ratliff and Mike Englehardt. Selken and Englehardt will bowl doubles as will Douglass and Madden, and Todd and Ratliff. The Bend post will put in its bid to hold the next year's tourna ment in Bend, at the Cascatle bowl. The V.F.W. has two teams tins year, each bowling in a dif ferent league; one bowls on Tues day night in the Civic leaeue. and the other in the Cascade Men's league on Friday nights. OLDS M PRICE REDUCTION ON All NW MO DELS t - SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER Sea Your Oldsmobile Dealor DYER'S AUTO SERVICE, 220 Greenwood Ave. Phone 87 MIDDLKCOFF LEADS -Lake Park, Fla., March 15 UV U. S. open champion Cary Middle coff was in position today to hit two jackpots in one of the richest golf tournaments in the country the pro-amateur at the Semin. ole Country club. 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