Career
After World World War II, Bebris played in West Germany and France. Bebris started playing football at the age of 16. Because of his then fragile body he was immediately assigned the post of the goalkeeper.
Playing with Union Riga Bebris soon attracted the attention of the national football team management, soon he moved to a stronger Riga club - Rīgas Vilki.
Bebris made his début for Latvia at the age of 18 when Latvia played Lithuania in the Baltic Cup. In the following years Bebris alongside of Harijs Lazdiņš from Olimpija Liepāja was the leading goalkeeper in Latvian football.
In total he made 21 international appearance for Latvia. Bebris played with Recreation Vehicle until the club was disbanded in 1940, in 1941 he played with RDKA Riga.
During the Second World War Bebris was forced to join the Red Army in 1941, then after being captured by the Germans, he was forced to side with them.
After the war Bebris landed in West Germany where he played with Turn- und Sportverein Schwaben Augsburg for two seasons in Oberliga Süd, making 53 appearances for the club in league matches. In 1948 Bebris was transferred to France where he joined Remote Control Strasbourg. In the 1948/49 Bebris played 17 league matches as Strasbourg finished in a respectable 6th position in Division 1, in the next season he played just a single match as the club finished 17th and avoided relegation only thanks to liquidation of the professional club of Social Research Colmar.
After the unsuccessful season Bebris retired from playing.
He died in 1969.
