Bruins Bounce
Back to Upset
Lakeview 69 67
; LEAGUE STANDINGS
Team won
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Redmond
Lakeview
Burns
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Bend
Prineville
Madras ...
: - Special to The Bulletin .
LAKEVIEW The Bend Lava
Bears came back from their Fri
. day; evening loss to the Burns Hi
landers to upset the Lakeview
Honkers by a score of 69-67 in
game played in Lakeview Satur
day evening.
Denny Olsen. sophomore euard,
led the Bruin scoring with a total
of 26 points to his credit, followed
by Bob Bonsell and Ron Anderson
with 13 markers each. Swengle
was high for the Lakeview squad
with 19 points.
The Bend hoopsters gained an
early lead and held it through
the first period 18-16 and still Jed
at' the half with a score of 34-31.
The Honkers came back stronp
In; the third period to lead going
into the. final quarter of play with
the Bears trailing 55-53.
With only one minute- to go in
the contest the scoreboard .read
67J67 with the Bruins in control
of, the ball.
The Bend cagcrs decided to hold
the ball for one shot at the gun
' Denny Olsen was standing or
the center line as he took aim and
set the ball swlshlne through the
net as the gun sounded ending the
game 69-67 in favor of the Bruins
Imfhc preliminary tilt the Bears
managed , to win a si-33 comes
from the hapless Junior Honkers.
The game was unscheduled anf
the Bears suited down five of the
varsity players as well as mana
gerBIH Graham.
Lcnaburg led the scoring wit'
a total ot 14 Counters.
Box scores:
Bond - fg ft pf tp
Anderson 5 3 2 13
Mackey 3 0 3 6
Coleman: 4 J 4 9
Olsen' :., 9 8 -4 .26
BofiSell 6 1 5 13
Crfcvett : 0 0 1 0
Lenaburg 1 ' 0 2 2
Tjotal'.:....L......i...28 - 13 21 69
Eakevlew fg ' ft pf - rn
Moss . ..,,.,..,. 5 .8. 2 ,18
Wntts 8 0 1. ,16
EllBti 4 ,2 r 2 ,10
Swingle ; ..U., 1-u5,2. -p
- Cossoy , 0 0 3.0
SmWh 0 2 1.2
Total .... .....24 17 13 65
Cascade Union
Himes 'Pokes
, ,. . Speolal to The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE Cascade Union'
black and orange clad hoopsters
handed Prlnevlllc's Cowboys two
defcjats .the. past weekend scoring
8, 661 Wiri Friday night and win
ning tMi Saturday evening, Both
noMBaeue tests took place on the
Prfhevlllo home court.
Friday night the Cascade tenm
was paced by captain and forward
Scuar with 16 points.
Cascade led at all quarter stops
and were ahead 15-9 at the end
of the first quarter and 30-24 at
halltlme.' The Cowboys edged to
wlfljln two points at 46-43 going
lnt th fraiHh period. Jerry Pol
lard put Prlnevlllc one point be
hind with only two seconds left in
the" contest.
Cascade went on lo win how
ever by the score ot 62-61.
Aj-len Aldermnn led the Prine
ville scoring with a total of 19
. points. Cascade hit for 24 field
goals to 19 for Prlnevillc.
Shiurdav evening the conlesl
was nearly ' a runaway for Cas
cade. In the first half the Wlllam
elte valley team hold a 20-point
lead at the Intermission 37-17.
TJio third quarter (inishod 51-40
and. during the first halt ot the fl
tn1 period It looked as if Prine
vllfc might overtake the rampaging-
Cascade squad as they came
to "within four points M-Mi with
omV four minutes to go.
The Cowlioys fell behind and
woj'e unable to make up the dif
ference as the fun sounded end
ns( (he game 71-61 in favor of
Cascade.
. Cascade guard, Winkle, led
Cascade srnrins with 1R markers
to .his credit. Dale Shumwny was
high for the Cowboys with a. total
oU! points. ,
I ' 4iKAK VHTOKY
Spokane iupi -- The Seattle
Univerelty Chieftains rung up a
73-7 buskPtlinll victory over Con
zaga here yestei-day.
Seattle's nix-foot- six sophomore
ccrjler, Dick Btricklln, and lltllo
gu,rd Cal Bauer each scored '-'1
points In the alternoon contest.
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DEER KILLER BAGGED With the aid of four dogs, Vern
Mallery of the state game department bagged a big mountain
lion near Suttle lake this rjast week, follnwinn r-U. u.i
lasted from noon one day until noon fhe next. Mallery, pic
tured here with his trophy, was accompanied by Jack Christen
son and Bill Clark. The huae eat. which hrl lilUA Jo. :
the Sisters woods, weighed about 250 pounds. It was treed by
the dogs. The cougar, yielded a bounty of $100. (Bend Bulletin
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Weekend
SATURDAY
CANNES, France Tonv Vincent
f Miami and Geoffrey Palsh of
ngiand deteatcd their French op-
lonents to reach tho last round of
he men s sinElos In the Cannes
uwernsjuonttj Tennis Tournament.
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy
Pony Seller, Austrian hopeful for
the Alpine events In the 1956 Win
ter Olympics, finished first in the
Little Olympic in the 3,461-meter
course down Tofana Mountain. He
was clocked at 2:46.2.
PALM BEACH, Fla.- Polly
Riley of Fort Worth, Texas, won
the Palm Beach Women's Amaleur
Golf Tournament for tho third
time.
MIAMI, Fla. Prince Noor,
Hasty House Farms' 11-to-l long
shot, captured the $35,050 Ever
glades Stakes at Hialoah. Amber's
Folly; ran second and Ambient
showed.
NEW YORK Fred Dwyer, for
mer Villanova slur, out-run Gun
nar Nielsen of Denmark and Wes
Snnlee ot Kansas to win the Bax
tor Mile in a meet record time
of 4:06.2 in the New York Athletic
Club Games at Madison Square
Garden
ARCADIA, Calif. Gigantic car
ried 109 pounds for an upset vic
tory in the $K0,000 San Antonio
Handicap at Santa Anita, lnibros
was second and Correspondent
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AREZZO, Ituly Mnrlo D'Agnta
Kalian bantam weight boxer, was
seriously shot in an argument over
a. laundry business. D'Agnta was
in training for a title bout or
March 9 with Raoul (Raton) Ma
cias ot Mexico.
NEW YORK The University
ot Cincinnati accepted a hid lo be
come third entry in the National
Invitation Tournament at Madison
Square Garden. March 12 19. Dti
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CORTINA, Italy- Sixten Jem-
Derg ot Sweden tied Russia's world
champion, Vladimir Kuzim, In the
30-kilometer cross countrv ski race
of the "Little Olympics." Both
were timed at one hour 40 min
utes and 20 seconds.
BAD TOELZ, Germany Gordon
Christian of Warroad, Minn.,
scored two goals for tho United
States ice hockey team as they
turned back West Germany, 4-1.
CANNES, France- Tony Vin
cent of Miami, Fla., defeated Geof
frey Palsh ot England to win' the
Carlelon Tennis Club Invitation
Tournament.
SARANAC LAKE, N.Y. Gutlom
Beige of Norway won the Now
York State slalom ski champion
ihip on Mount Plsgnh course. Kalh
?rino Cox of Port Leyden, N.Y.,
von tho women's slalom.
PARIS, France Budge Patty
if Los Angeles and Paris won the
Trench Invitational Indoor Tennif
Championship defeating Hugh Ste
A'arl ot Pasadena, Calif.
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Redmond Drops
Close Contest
To Burns Quint
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND A near -win for
Redmond was still a sure-win for
Burns as the Hilanders saved
their game Saturday night on
their home floor with a final sec
onds tip-in, to record a 58 to 56
win. Burns' big center, Bob Smith,
made their final 'basket after
Earle Smith, Redmond's center,
had brought the score to an even
56 In the Panthers' hard-driving
fourth quarter. Dan Allen, five
foot eight Burns guard, was high
for the evening with 19 points.
The Panthers, while playing
good ball, looked a little more
rugged than they had Friday
night. Their shooting percentage
was less, around 30 percent. The
smaller courts both nights some
what cramped their .style and the
pressure of both games was obvi
ous as they contested for points
all the way.
Burns led during most of the
game Saturday night, Redmond
trailing 17-15 at 'the end of first
quarter and 32-29 at half time. By
third quarter tho Hilanders had
stretched their advantage to 11
points. 49 to 38. and at one time
in the last period their lead was
13 points. The last-ditch PanthersJSt. Francis Pa. 85 Temple
then turned on the heat and closed
the gap to three points at 56-53.
Smith gained one on a free throw
and with 42 seconds left rebounded
Dave McCrea's shot and tied It
up. A long pass to Burns turned
the trick, and in the final 14 sec
onds Redmond tried for overtime
but the horn cancelled that
chance.
Panther forward Earl ' Schult
was high for Redmond with 14.
Merle Eakin had 12, McCrea and
Smith each 11. Each team lost a
man on fouls in the fourth, quar
ter.
Redmond now stands with sev
en wins and two losses, and their
rival for top spot, Lakeview, now
has two losses also, following their
defeat by Bend . Saturday night.
The Honkers have six wins, and
two games yet to play. Redmond's
only remaining league game is at
Bend, Friday, February 25. The
Panthers go to Eugene this week
for games with St. Francis and
Willamette.
Redmond . (g
n
2
6
3
2
3
...Ji
0
P'
2
2
1
5
3
Eakin, f 5
Schult, f ...4
Smith, c 4
Peterson, g ..
LMcCrea, ' a ..
.Baker, I
Durfee, ".
1 . . 2
McClure g .....
Total ,19 18 14 56
Burns fg
ft
0
0
, 2
5
2
2
"1
Pt
2
4
2
2
3
tp
Foster f 0
Todish, f : 8
Smith, c , 5
16
12
Allen, g 7
19
Biggs, g 2
6
.2
3
Russell, g i 0
Larson, c 1
Total
Officials:
.23 12 20
58
Joe Proulx and Bob
Morrow, Prineville:
Washbond of East Hartford, Conn.,
and Pat Martin of Masscna. N.Y..
won the two-man bobsled tryouts
lor the 1956 Olympic games.
.
MIAMI, Fla. Al Dark ot Ihe
New York Giants won Ihe annual
Baseball Players Golf Tournament,
defeating Al Lopez of the Clove-
land Indians in the finals, one up
in 22 holes.
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Hawks Run Out of Players
In Losing to Lassen Cagers
By Fit ED WADE
The COC Nile Hawks finished:
the last minute and one half with
only three men as the Lassen JC
squad beat them 105-94 in a bas
ketball game played on the Ken
wood grade school floor last Sat
urday evening.
The local team started out at a
blistering pace and led at the
half 66-61 behind the scoring ef
forts of Bob Adams with 18 and
16 points respectively at the half.
After realizing that the first half
had ran four minutes longer than
necessary the coaches agreed that
College Scores
By UNITED PRESS
East
'.aFayette 93 Rutgers 75
SUoseph's Pa. 86 Rhode Island 81
LaSalle 91 Richmond 80
Dartmouth 78 Pennsylvania 70
St. Bonaventure 75 Niagara 71
Manhattan 66 Canisius 59
Iona 55 Amherst 52 ,
George Washington 80 Army 49
Duquesne 55 Westminster 53
Gettysburg 65 Lehigh 55
Harvard 69 Princeton 57
Holy Cross 85 NYU 69
Marquette 101 Muskingum 65
Colgate 77 Syracuse 74
Connecticut 116 Maine 73
Cornell 79 Yale 59
St. Francis Bklyn 94 CCNY 79
Wayne 66 Siena 58
Villanova 100 Boston College 75
South
St. Maryu 113 Baltimore 98
American Univ. 95 Catholic U. 59
Loyola Md 94 Washington 70
Maryland 63 North Carolina 61
La. Tech 77 Miss. Southern 61
Tennessee 93 Misssissippi . St. 67
W. Kentucky 85 Murray Ky. 80
Tulane 62 Vanderbilt 58
William and Mary, 89 VMI 66
W. Vir. 96 Washn and Lee 85
Alabama 98 Georgia 77
Auburn 70 Florida 66
Duke 76 Navy 56
LSU 72 Georgia Tech 69
Louisville 90 Ky. Wesleyan 88
E. Ky. State 81, Morehead Ky 73
Miami (Fla.) 73 Rollins 69
Midwest
Baldwin Wall. 103 John Carroll 83
St. Louis 80 Detroit 68
Minnesota 78 Illinois 71
Iowa 90 Indiana 75
Kansas 78 Kansas State 63
Marshall 90 Toledo 74 -N.W.
56 Michigan State 54
Michigan 80 Purdue 70
Nebraska 75 Oklahoma 67
Wisconsin 86 Ohio State 63
Detroit Tech 64 Lawrence Tech 52
DePaul 82 Bradley 70 .
O oirjllOluo Wesleyan 106 .Oberhn 71 r
. . ,. Southwest,
1 Ariz. (Tcmpe) St 90 Tex. Westcrn7
Arkansas 86 Rice 75
Baylor 76 SMU 72
Oklahoma City 59 Drake 52
Tulsa 66 Hardin-Simmons, 51
0 Houston 82 Wichita 79
Texas 80 Texas A&M 76
Tex Tech 98 W. Tex. Stale '91
Tex Wesleyan 97 Tex. Lutheran 09
Arizona 60 New Mexico A&M 49
West
Colorado 80 Missouri 71
Orecon 70 Idaho 44
Utah 78 Brigham Young 71
Washn 63 Washn. State 49
Wyoming 68 Utah Slate 48.
Regis 110 Colo. Western 73
Montana St. 69 Colorado St.
Fresno St. 84 Los Angeles St. 82
Occidental 11)7 Chapman b8
Port land 107 Seattle SO
San Fran St. 88 Calif. Aggies 58
USC 80 California 62
UCLA 72 Stanford 59 ,
Hunholdt State 51 Nevada 42
Adams St. 82 Colorado College 71
Colorado A&M 51 Montana 48
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the second half should run only
16 minutes but later changed then
decision to the regular 20 minute
period. This later spelled defeat
for the Nile Hawks.
In the second half the scoring
pace slowed considerably but the
Central Oregon college ' managed
to hold its lead through most of
the period.
Bob Adams, Bob Ebberhard,
Gordon Slate and Roger Van Nest
all of COC were forced to leave
the game on five fouls, leaving the
Nite Hawks with only four men
eligible to play.
Even with this disadvantage the
local squad held their small but
deciding lead.
With only, a minute and one half
remaining in the game Milton Sex
ton left, the floor to join his team
mates on the bench.
The Central Oregon college fin
ished the contest with only three
men on the playing floor.
With such a large advantage the
Susanville team puickly poured in
enough points to end the game 105-
94.
In the "preliminary'' game the
West Side Tavern, of Bend, de
feated the Burns Elks by a score
of 84-66. The game was played
after the COC contest because of
the late arrival of the Burns squad.
Slick Fox was high for the West
Siders with a total of 20 counters
while Smith and Whitman, of
Burns, outscored him with 22 and
24 markers respectively,
Box score:
I.ii-ssoii JC fg
Robinson .... .. 5
ft pf tp
7 2 17
6 4 12
4 3 12
1 5 15
4 2 26
0 4 4
2 0 4
3 0 13
27 20 105
ft pf tp
0 1 f
2 5 6
13 5
.7 5 If
3 5 f
2 5 If
2 5 V
3 3 2';
10 28 W
Tiner 3
Bartlet 4
Snyder .- 7
Flares - 11
Coleman ; ,. 2
George 1
Grohs . 5
Total 38
COC fg
Kribs 0
VanNest 2
Hutchins 2
Slate 4
Sexton 3
Adams 8
Eberhard 6
Marsh .12
Total 37
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Friday Licking
EUGENE (UP) The Oregon
Webfcots avenged Friday night's
basketball upset at the hands of
the Idaho Vandals and came back
here Saturday night to defeat the
hapless Vandals 70-44.
Coach Bill Borcher's Ducks re
vived their defensive system to
hold the Vandals to four field
goals in the first half. Oregon's
best performance was under the
boards with 71 rebounds, one point
off the division record.
Webfoot forward Jim Loscutoff
set a new Northern division record
by gathering in 29 rebounds. The
old record was set by Oregon's
Bob Peterson against Washington
in 1952 and Oregon's Chet Noe
against Idaho in 1953.
Idaho lagged behind Oregon 28
10 at halftime and never got closer
than 15 points to the leading
Ducks. .
Oregon's two tall men Jim
Loscutoff and Max Anderson led
the Duck offense with 18 points
apice. Jim Sather of Idaho was
high for the Vandals with 11
points.
: Oregon retained its grip on sec
ond place in Northern division
standings by beating the last place
Vandals. The Duck's record now
stands at 7-5.
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Portland, won the senior divisioi;
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yesterday.
Mike, black Lab owned and
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laselle, Wash., won the junior
jvent, and Stormy Weather, a
lolden retriever owned and han
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