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About La Grande observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1959-1968 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1959)
TT' I 1 ' Observer, L Grande, Ore., Thurs., Oct. 15, 1959 Page 2 Taij-End Indians To 'Test La Grande ' U up ii ami-ifrken Jy NEIL ANDERSEN Obtrvr S'aM Writjr It's anu.hcr conithaik weekend for the La Grande Ti(!er lulluwjif their loss last Friday ti I'mdh - InUrmounla.n's' levies tail-end ' club. The D.illo on the lotal liekl ! I .'tomorrow night. The Indians will come to lawn ..Friday wit!) an 0-3 huiyie rrc-rd and an over-all record of 1-4. .The Dalles only win was over Wy'East in their second game Of the season, 31 6. The Dalles . dropped their 0ener to a power- : fjil Graham team, 7-0. fn league play, Pendleton " dropped the Indians 26-8; Htrmis Um outscored them 18 (i; and Red mond kept iis winning record in- Imbler Rolls Over Umqpine 1 iAbLER tSpcci-jl) - Jim Beck ran the opening kickoff back 6C yards for a touchdown as Imbler defeated Umapine 621 in a six ! nan football game at Imbler ye.s erda'y. , i lieck scored three times in the one . sided win, Bub Brookshire twice and Merrill Gorham twice. Darryll Gorham added a single six pointer and Dave Pearl. Imbler's 200-pound center, also scored a touchdown. Beck, Brookshire. Pearl also added extra points in the contest. . Umapine's lone score came with leu than two minute remaining in the game. Douglas Vox ran 65 yards to the four-yard line and llarl Krumbah danced over for the score. The field gonl was good for the extra points. Imbler made 13 first downs enroute to 413 yards during the game. The ground attack accountd for 354 yards and 59 came from passing. Beck scored on runs of 60, 65 and two yards; Brookshire gal loped 24 and two yards; Danyll Gorham ran 16 yards and Pearl caught a pass Irom Joe Westcn skow for 16 yards and a TD. Merrill Gorham caught passes from Westenskow fer 20 yards and 15 yards for touchdowns. Beck accounted for 203 yards of the rushing total and Brookshire 103 to account for all but the 4B yards rushing picked up Imbler. NO YANKEES LISTED Chicago On League All-Star Team NEW YOUK l'PI Luis Apa ricio aid Nelson Fox, the Chicago White Sox' brilliant double play combination, were unanimous choices today on a United Tress International 1959 American league All Star team that docs not include a single New York Yankee. Two ether memliers of the American League champions pitcher Early Wynn and catcher Sherman Lullar were named to the team which also included pitcher Cal Mcl.ish. outfielder Hocky Colavito and first-baseman Vic Tower of the Cleveland In dians, outfielders Al Kalinc and Ilurvey Kuenn of the Detroit Ti gers and third baseman Frank Malzone of the Boston lied Sox , Mickey Mantle, who received eight votes for an outfield position and Yogi llerra. who got two for ... f l , . EARLY WYNN Unanimous Choice OBSERVER Nail Ander Andersen liuel bv dropping them last week 12-C. The Dalles was well contained by the I'anthers in their last imlinii. The . longest sustained ch the Indian were uble to as 23 J" l-wca a Dl P"" me Dalles fuiirth (uarter comeback. j Ollitials stepped of CO yiifds n penalties in a hap ess, uor j iianiir d fourth period. Twice in the linal frame penal ties moved the Indians back to tin ir own four-yard line. An illegal use of hands call erased a 60 yard pass play Irom quarterback Chuck Kelley to halfback Dave I.acock and kept the Indian in P hole. , DurinK the week, the Titfers have be. n working lightly to give the aches and pains received in tir Buck clash a chance to wear off bifore Friday s game. La (;rande came through the game with only minor bruises. Hay Wistenskow, who went out for one play following a twisted ankle he nceived while throwing a block, will be- ready for lull time action aKainst The Dalles. La Grande is now almost out oi title contention barring major up sets of Redmond and Pendleton. Coach Franz Haun will attempt to lift Uic blue-clad Tigers tp the 500 mark in conference play for the second t.me this season.. The Titers will use" their re vitalized defense to halt the passes of Kelley and the end sweeps generated by I.acock. La Grande's defense has given up only 33 points in five contests, 27 last week against Pendleton. . Oregon Hunter oets MITT Punishment EUGENE lUPIl A Eugene hunter has been fined . S200 and forbidden to go hunting for 10 years by a District Court Judge here. ? Earl K. Nelson, 4bfd admit ted accidentally wounding his hunting partner Oct. 4 near Wendling. The victim. William Kenneth Specs, 36, sat quietly in the court room during the pro ceeding. Judge Ed Leavy told Nelson that the charge was a serious one aid cculd result in a jail sen tence. Nelson had pleaded guilly to the "negligent wounding'' of his oirtner. Specs was shot in the abdomen while 'driving for deer." Places Four Men catcher, '"were me only Yankees among the total of 29 players re ceiving at least one vote. The team was picked by a 24-man committee of baseball exierts, three representing each city in the league. The eight regulars had a com posite .2vl batting average and totaled 13o homers during the sea son. Wynn posted a 22-10 record and a 3 13 earned run average while McLish had a 19-8 slate and a 3.64 e r a. Wynn, whose 271 victories make him the biggest winner among ac tive major league pitchers, also was a unanimous choice of the committee. Lollar received 18 votes, and Power. Malzone. Ka- line and Cclavilo had 16 each. Mc Lish got II a id Kuenn won the third outfield berth with 10. The complete voting positmn-lxi-position: Catcher: Sherman Lollar. While Sox 'IS', (Jus Triaiulos, Orioles i4. Yigi Bcrra. Yankees ,iji. . Firtl-BaMman: Vic Power. In dians 16, Tito Francoua, Indians '7'. Tele ltumiuls. lied Sox 1. Second-BMeman: Nelson Fox. White Sox '24'. , . ' Shortttop: Luis Aparicio, White Sox 124'. Third. Bateman: .Frank Malzone Hod S.-x ' 16', Harmon Killebrcw, Senators 1 7 . Eddie Yost, Tigers '1'. . ,. , Cutfitldert: Al Kaline, Tigers, and Hocky Colavilo. Indians lie' each', Harvey Kuenn. Tigers i u ' Mickey Mantle. Yankees a . Jim j, Laudis, White Sox i7 '..Tito Krai-" cona, Indians ''. Cene Woodhng. i Orioles, and Jackie Jensen, Hed Snx i3 each1, Minnie Minoso. In- dians '2', Bob Cerv, AhleiM-s I'. i Pitehert: Early Wynn. White Sox 124'. Cal McLish. Indians ill', Camilo Tascual, Senators, Stanford jSts Nod Over WSll By JACK CUDDY DPI SXfc Writer NEW YORK 't'I'I' We pick the week end college football win ners as follows: EAST Cornell over Yale-Elis suffer first loss. i Syracuse over Holy Cross About 21-0. although both unbeat en, Penn State over Boston I'. Hichie Lucas aid cohorts red hot. Also Pennsylvania over Brownr Boston College over Dartmoutn, Hu'vard over Columbia. Princeton over Colgate. Rutgers over Buck cell, Massachusetts over Rhode Island, Delaware over New Hamp shire. Connecticut over Maine. . MILW5ST Northwestern over Michigan But by close score. Iowa over Wisconsin Hawks have edge i i power. Notre Dame over Michigan State Irish were good against California. Purdue over Chio State Ask Notre Dame and Wisconsin. . Also Indiana over Nebraska, Il linois over Minnesota, Oklahoma over Missouri. Kansas over Kan sas State. Miami 'Ohio' over Vil lanova, Colorado over Iowa State, Detroit over Xavier, Wichita over Cincinnati. SOUTH Georgia Tech over Auburn On the Jackets' showing against Tenn Army over Duke Cadets bounce back. Navy over Miami 'Fla. In a close one. Also Louisiana State over Ken tucky, Mississippi State over Geor giu, Tennessee over Alabama. North ' Carolina Over Maryland, Mississippi over Tulanc, Florida over Vanderbilt, Pittsburgh over West Virginia, George Washington over Furman, Richmond over Cit adel, Virginia Tech over Virginia, Florida State ovar Memphis State, Wake Forest over North Carolina State. VMl over William and Mary. SOUTHWEST Texas over Arkansas In a thriller between unbeatens. Texas Christian over Texas A&M Better defense. Southern Methodist over Rice Superior passing. . Also Baylor over Texas Tech. Tulsa over Hardin-Simmons, Okla homa over Houston, New Mexi co over Arizona. Mississippi South ern over West Texas Stale. FAR WEST . Southern California over Wash ington I'SC line gives Huskies loss. UCLA over California Bears haven't jelled. Stanford over Washington State But too close for comfort. Also Air Force over. Orcein. Mjrquctt over College of Pacific, Oregon State over Idaho, Wyom ing over Brigham Young. Utah over Denver, Utah State over Montana, Arizona State over Colo rado State. 5. Frank Lary, Tigers '3', Pete Daley, Athletics 2. Hoyt Wil helm. Orioles. Jim Bunning. Ti gers, and Bob Shaw, White Sox (1 each.). COMING SOON OCT. 21 All Children 25c PLUS "THE WOLF DOG" NOW THRU SAT. AURiLypJ TONY S CURTIC A PLUS "THE ISLAND OF LOST WOMEN" 1 ACTION PACKED Daryl will be counted on to see against Wenatchee Junior junior, is from Stanfield. EOC Prepares For Test With Wenatchee Club "Three plays beat us against TIT," said Archie Dunsmoor yes eiday after his return from Klamath Falls. Dunsmoor was re ferring to 'a pass, a pass inter ciption and a punt return that accounted for three of the Owls touchdowns. The Eastern Oregon Mountain eers have been drilling under the direction of Don Campbell while Dunsmoor remained in Klamath Falls with Dennis Bag nail who was hospitalized follow ing last weik's game with a bro ken collar bone. The Mountaineers have spent the first part f the week on all phases ,f passing. The search for a defensive halfback to replace the injured Bagnall was the top item on the agenda as Campbe Belter Meali Begin With. . . TAKE A VvPi'if ih.Liiy, Ik. 77? A WiiJm : Fresh Enriched HOLSOM Bread Makes Delicious Toast. Builds Energy and fated tfo Mother Who Cor Srv frih - ' HOLSUM Bread ! AT YOUR GROCERS FRESH EACH DAY Avard Corey, Mountaineer guard, action in Saturday's contest College. Corey, a 158-pound EOC Photo) concentrated on defense in Tues day's passing drill. The HOC running game, which bettered the vaunted Owl attack, was worked on Wednesday night as the Mountaineers prepare for Saturday's game with the high flying Wenatchee Junior College team. 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