Bobo Pounds Out Decisive
Decision Over Joey Maxim
By SCOTT BA1I.I.IK .Floras 59',-i to 50'i. United Press
Fulled Press SHrlK Writer saw it Olson G2'a. Maxim 47'j.
SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Carl Olson dropx-d the former liRht
(Bobo) Olson, a Li'l David with hravyweiitfit king tor two counls
a miehtv slimshot in each hand, of ritilit during the battle, leaving
crashed into the light heavyweight ! Joey so confused that he said in 2
ranks for kccjis today in the wake the dressing room afterwards that
of pounding out a brutally decisive ; he thought he had gone down three C I l R -.J.
Joeytimes. UIIICIQIU3 wcai
iMfion ft Mreak l.nhroken
BULLETIN
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The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, April 14, 1955
ten-round decision over
it : i nni..nn
lild-UIH HI un: v.uw I aiaic. II1HOII nirCBK l.nimJKCn jf f I I
"I!ol)o has proved that lie canj Tho busy Bobo-man smashed . O d M JOSS OTdTS
handle the big fellows and we'll Maxim down the first time withj
vn fnr nnvhndv even Rnrlsv i an overhand richt to the iaw which i SAN JOSE, Calif. (UP) Gran-
MnreLino if the nrico is rieht." ! he bounced off Jix-v as if striking . vilp Gladstone led the Eugene Em-
Manager Sid Flaherty said after: him with a dagger.
Wednesday night's slaughter. Another right started Maxim
The bald ruler of the middle-1 down in the ninth and Bobo kept
weight ranks weighed 109 pounds jhjm going canvasward with a left
for the non-title nationally-tele-l Ema.sh to the face.
vised fight while Maxim formerl was 0,son.s 2Is, Rtr.lim ,rl.
world light heavyweight champion,
uniph since Ray Robinson out-
nau hi swe.u u, Kei uown iU i-'j K,inl iim in a middlewelglit ;tlp
or lurieii iu,uw.
Maxim Floored Twice
Olson had Maxim on the fringes
of a knockout in the second and
ninth rounds when he floored him!
with vicious combinations to the
head. But Pal Joey always man
aged to clamber up and keep try
ing to land his stiff left jabs and
hooks.
Judge Jack Downey voted the
fight to Olson 60-50, Judge Johnny
Biissnnelli 62-l8 and Referee Rny
Teams
Co-Leadership
In ABC Tourney
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (UP)
r Vi
Bobo Olson
scrap three years ago.
I
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variety and came with
eralds of the Class B. Northwest
ern League to a 9-5 baseliall win
over San Jose State yesterday.
Gladstone, formerly ol the Port
land Beavers of the Pacific Coast
league, hit a homer and a double
to win scoring honors.
Phil Page, former Stanford Uni
versity southpaw, combined with
left-hander Bcryln llidges to strike
out 13 Spartan batters, but they
were tagged with 10 hits.
Dick Grady homered and singled
for San Jose.
La Salle Signs
New Hoop Boss
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UP)
Jim Pollard, known as "Jumping
Jim" during his eight years as a
professional with the Minneapolis
Lakers basketball club, said today
he intends to make a sure-footed
debut as new head basketball
coach at La Salle University in
Philadelphia.
"I'm going to try to keep my
feet on the urnund nnd let first
Olson's punches .were strictly of 'things come first," Pollard said
from his home here.
He said the first thing he wanted
to do was go to La Salle "to meet
the suuad and let the nlavers meet
section, tiiui suddenly exploded . me then we will find mi whnt
one-twos to the face. we have to work with and what
"Time's marching on," Joey our i, course of action will be ."
laughed aflerwa ids as he swapped; Pollard, who accepted a thrce
gags with reporters In his dressing j year contract Wednesday at a re-i-ooin.
"I'll never fight again as ainnried ss snn n r uu-muvia tfon
light heavyweight."
Howard's Clothes of St. Paul and, the TNI'
Cole-Finder Mercury of CWcaVo, rapidity as he constantly
held their perch as co-leaders in s Ilia rod his sh adders, wcaved in,
the American Bowling Congress busied himself on Pul Joey's mid-j the squad and let the players meet
tourney today despite determined
attempts to dislodge llicm.
Two squads of 3S teams each
moved In on them last night With
the closest scare coming from n
Minicic, Ind., team, the Knights of
Pythias. The Muncie quintet had
games of 9112, 987 nnd a whopping
10G2 to put them in fifth place in
the team standings with a score
of 3010.
Master Jewelers of Chicago got
off to a 1039 start, but slipped off
the pace for two successive 908
games and a 2975 total, good fur
seventh place in the team event.
John Supple of the Chicago team
a 615.
The famed Falstaff Beer club of
Chicago, featuring Ned Day nnd
Buddy Bomnr, got off to a slow
start with a 919 game and needed
games of 975 and 1028 to total
seventh place in the team event.
John Supple of the Chicago team
had n 626 triple nnd Joe Dcmiehele
a 615.
fireats Falter
The fumed Falstaff Beer club of
Chicago, featuring Ned Day 11111'
Buddy Bomar, got off to a slow
start with a 919 game nnd nccdci
games of 975 and 1028 to tola'
2992, well out of the first ten.
Earlier in the day, an auditor'!
rheck showed a 10-pin error in tin
team score of Dan Stoltz of Ham
mond. reducing Ins nil-events total
to 18,87 but leaving him in sixll
place.
Charles Moore and George Kov
ncli of Springfield rolled ind
NAMK!) CHAIRMAN
PORTLAND (UP) John A. Bas
selt, local attorney, last night was
named chairman of the Portland
Boxing Commission.
ouilh place yesterday afternoon
villi a score of 1259.
llall-of-Famor Joe Wilmnn blew
I a good rlmncc tor the all-events
Head witli a final singles game of
160. lie managed an all-events total
if 1911, good for sixth place in the
standings.
T'tiigh ('nmM'fltion
The Chicago bowler hit a 676 ser
es in doubles and a 001 in singles
set to go along with a 631 in his
earn bowling later in the day.
Moore counted 618 nnd Kovach
ill as the two Springfield, III
rglcrs displaced Pete Nndinn audi
''rank Katsalis of Chicago in the
loubles standings. The Chicago
luo had held the spot for a week I
n a 12.VI count. I
Loeffler who resigned recently to
become head coach at Texas A
& M.
The 6-foot-5 Pollard was optimis
tic, however, nliout La Salle's
chances next season.
'I only saw La Salle once this
year m nn NCAA game but
they look like a good ball club
and they're nil coming back ex
cept Tom Gnla."
Pollard said the club shnuld do
well without Gola, an All-America,
lost because of graduation.
"Gola Is one of the best players
to come nut of any college, and
I can't say if we will have anyone
to take his place," Pollard said
He also said he had no plans
for using any ccrluin system at
La Salle.
Benson Shines
In Track Meet
SALEM (UPl Willamette do-
Moore had games of 211, 191 and j ealed Oregon College of Educa-
Mti for his 618, and Kovach hit
21, 201 and 189 for fill.
Best singles score of the day was
i tkrf) turned in by Brady Rellins
f Pembervippe, Ohio, but it wasn't
tronc cnouch to earn a snot i
he lop ten.
tic.ii 98 12 to 36 1-2 in a track and
ticlri meet yesterday
Dean Benson led Willamette
with wins in the high and low
'mrdlcs while Dun McKeiuic of
OCE got first ill the broad jump
and 220.
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Rookie s Single
In Ninth Gives
Seals 10-9 Win
By PLTKK IIAVKS
I'nited TreKM SjHirtN Writer
The hottest major league pros-
Roberts Twirls
Phillies to 4-2
Win Over Giants ??
By MII.TOX ItirilMAN
l ulled Tress Spurts Writer
Robin Rolierts of the Phillies,
the only pitcher around who is
given an outside chance of win
ning 30 games, was off to his best
start in four years today after lick
ing an opening day "jinx" and
nearly hurling the first no-hitter
of Ills career in the process.
Usually, "Robbie" is an ojicning
game dud. He lost the openers in
1054, 1953 and 1952 but he had
Standings
Major League Standing
By I'.MTED I'KESS
American l-eugue
W. L. Pet. GB
New York 1 0 1.000
Boston 1 0 1 000
eland 1 .0 1.000
diington 1 1 .500 '2
Kansas City 1 1 .5fj0
Detroit 1 1 .500 ',2
Chicago 0 1 .000 1
Baltimore 0 2 .000 Vs
Wednesday's Results
New York 19 Washington 1
Detroit 10 Kansas City 2
Boston at Bait., ppd., overcast.
(Only games scheduled.)
.. Thursday's Probable Pitchers
(1!IM Won-IONt Record In Parens.)
New York at Boston Grim
(20-6) vs Nixon (11-12).
Baltimore at Washington Mc-
BEND AN EAR
at Philadelphia
AIimm TVii-lr cnnill Unhnrtc1 !.
pect in the Pacific Coast League . ... . . . ... i
! . e c hitter when he singled, to right field
today was San Francisco s young ... , , ,,, h .it ii,n
Joe Kirrene, husky third baseman . .., .,, ri,:i.iii,i '.iki
is batting a sensational .51317 ,, ... ... . on
naiiuei, wiiu nan wuu ui il-uai
the world champion Giants under j Donald 41 vs Pascual (4-7) or
his thumb for eight-and-one-third SchnuU (11-8) Night,
innings Wednesday as he beat the Kansas City at Chicago Shantz
2, before 13.219 opening day fans or ""mar u-i) vs fierce
1U-1UJ.
Cleveland at Detroit Wynn
(23-11) or Garcia (19-8) vs Hoeft
games the past five years, wasn't
disturbed even though the Giants
put together two more hits for their
only two runs.
Robbie Not Disappointed
"I never try for no hitters and
it doesn't matter too much that I
didn't get this one," he said after
the game. "The important thing
is that we won."
who is batting
after 10 games.
Kirrene, who signed with the
Chicago White Sox for $30,000 and
was optioned to his home town
team, cracked out four singles
lust night. The fourth hit came
with the bases loaded in the ninth'
and gave the Seals a 10-9 win over
Portland.
Kirrene, 23, played with Colo
rado Springs last year after a
three-year hitch in the Coast jAntoncIli fol. two runs
uiiara. lie lea me western League
in hitting with .313. He also is
rated the fastest man on the
Seals team, next to Ted Beard.
In other PCL games, the league
leading Sacramento Solons beat
Oakland, 6 2 with the help of an
other fine relief pitching stint by
aging Al Brazle; veteran Elmer
Singleton blanked Hollywood on
four hits as Seattle won, 6-0, and
Los Angeles edged San Diego, 5-3,
(7-15).
Friday's Games
Cleveland at Detroit
I New York at Boston
(Only games scheduled.) .
National League
W. L. Pet. GB
Chicago 2 0 1.000 ....
Milwaukee 1 0 1.000 ',4
Brooklyn 1 0 1.000 l4
Philadelphia 1 0 1.000 ',4
New York 0 1 .000 1
Pittsburgh 0 1 000 -Hi
1 lie i-nuiies got to loser jonnny g, Louj,, 1 m
000 :
in inc mm Cincinnati 0 )
and to Marv Urissom tor anoiner Wednesday's Results
pair in the sixth. A walK. r.arl Brookiyn 6 Pittsburgh 1
Philadelphia 4 New York 2
Torgoson's triple and a single by
Peanuts Lowrey produced the Phil
lies' final two runs in the sixth.
Carl Erskine pitched Brooklyn to
a 6-1 triumph over Pittsburgh in
the only olhT National League
game scheduled. Junior Gilliam
snapped a 1-all tie when he belted
me of Mux Surkont's pitches for a
homer to lead oft the seventh. Pee
oy scoring iwo runs in uie ninin Woe Hcoso-s dollbc ,a wak , Jackie
on snortstop Buuny t'cterson s er
ror.
Sacramento topped Oakland f ir
the second straight night as the
40-year-old Brazle once again
came in to bail out a youngster in
trouble. Tuesday night Brazie
saved the win for Ed Cercghino
and last night he did it for Jonn
Briggs.
However, Brazle himself needed
(Only games scheduled.)
Thursday's Probable Pitchers
(19.11 Won-Ixist Records In Parens)
Brooklyn at New York New
combe (9 8) vs Maglie (14-6).
Chicago at Cincinnati Rush
(13-15) vs Nuxhall (12-5) or Valen
tine (12-11).
Milwaukee at St. Louis Conley
(11-91 vs Haddix (18-13) or Pohol
By FRED WADE
BuUetin Sports Writer I
The Bend Skyliner Ski club will
present its final activity of the
year in the form of the Jere Gil
lis memorial race to be held at
Hoodoo Bowl this Sunday.
The memorial race was the only:
part of the Skyliners club that
didn't fall apart completely during
the time when the lack of skiing
enthusiasm caused the club to
very nearly disband.
Jere Gillis was an active mem
ber of the club and -was one of!
the men that helped to put the
Skyliner's name on the skiing
map.
Coach Gale Davis didn't think
it was funny .when he climbed on
the bus that was to carry him
and h's baseball squad to Madras
to meet the strong Buffalo nine
and found only ten men prepared
to make the journey. The rest of
the team was either ill or at the
JV game that was being played at
the local field.
Because of the lack of depth in
the Bruin line-up several of the
boys found themselves in positions
that were completely "Greek" to
them. Regular catcher, Earl Cork
ett, was put out to pasture in
right field while fielders, Jim
Crowell and Gary Gentry were
pulled in for infield assignments.
Crowell was forced to the
mound, a position that he had no
hopes of playing and hopes that
he will never play It again, where
he held the hosts to just two hits
in five innings. Roland Coleman
took to the field at third base in
stead of his usual first position. In
spite of the disorganization of the
team the Bruins committed only
one error throughout the afternoon.
The Bruins should be at full
strength lor their second district
doubleheader ot the season when
they go against the Sweet Home
nine Saturday at Sweet Home. In
the previous district games the
Bears went down to defeat twice
at the hands of the Corvallis Spar
tans. The Bruin track squad with one
meet, and one defeat on the sea
son's record will leave early Sat
urday morning to make the jour
ney to the Hayward Relays to be
held at Eugene this weekend.
The relays are divided Into forr
districts: Metropolitan, Class A.
Class B, and Class C depending
upon the size of the school.
The Bend thinclads will compete
in the Class A group where they
took a fourth place in last year's
meet.
Robinson's run-producing bunt and, sky (5-7).
Carl Furillo's homej- made the Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Well-
score 6-1. Erskine gave up seven meter (10-11) vs Littlofield (10-11)
hits and struck out four batters. Friday's Games
Brooklyn at New York
Yankees On Spree
The Yankees made the big noise
in the American League with a
thundering 19-1 victory over Wash
ington. Southpaw Whitey Ford, who
limited the Senators to two hits,
drove in four runs as did Mickey
helping hand from Solon left i Mantle and Bob Ccrv. Mickey Mc-
r:..i.. T-ini I. nmntt .-t..t,.1 r,.,. o,.- Wnv Imt
ou.ue. ire mouu .w mauu a m-.. um. ;....... .... .. ! resiicctivc oiiiioneiits. Javcees and
great catch of Joe Bivvia s liner was chased m the lourm, a name . . . ..... . .: . ; :0llywood 1 Seattle 1
i i f . n tnii.n..i..i. ..m;. Mni un.-,-Al ti i twn " " .. . .
1IIU UUUU11.-U ULSJl L f lUlMIVlkJn Kfll Mil muwi m-iniiv; ii.mii i v.
second in the eighth. Milne also 'on. In the sixth, the Yankees went
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
(Only games scheduled)
Volleyball
Methodist and the Prinevillc
! town team rolled easily over their
SPECIAL EVENT
CORVALLIS (UP) Swede Hal
brook, seven- feet- three, and Phil
Shadoin, seven-feet, both members
of Coach Slats Gills' basketball
team, will box in a special event
at the varsity 'O' smoker here
April 20, it was announced today.
Standings
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet. GI!
Sacramento 7 2 .778
San Diego 6 4 .600 l'i
Portland 5 4 .556 2-
Seattle 5 4 .556 2
Los Angeles 4 5 .44 1 3
San Francisco 4 6 .400 3'i
Oakland 3 6 .333 4
Hollywood 3 6 .333 4
Wednesday's Results
San Francisco 10 Portland 9
Sacramento 6 Oakland 2
Seattle 6 Hollywood 0
.os Angeles 5 San Diego 3
How Series Stand
was the hittirtfe star, smashing a
d.iiiblc and a triple and driving in
two runs, j
" Hunk Seheiiz hit a solo homer
in the first for Sacramento.
Singleton w h 1 f f e d five and
walked four in lianileutfing Holly
wood while his Seattle mates
rapped Bob Curlier, Bob Wade,
Lloyd Carden and Wally Pitts for
10 hits.
Seattle's Marv Williams clro.'e
in three runs with a single and a!
home run, his fifth of the seuson;
and tops for the league.
aliiid 13-1 when Yogi Beira and
Sill Skowron smashed back-to-back
homers.
Detroit presented Bueky Harris
wilh the 2,000th victory ot his man
agerial career by trampling Kan
sas City, 10-2, as Steve Grnniek
pitched eight-hit ball
The
volleyball play last evening in the
high school gym. They both won
three games to none. The Bend
Bulletin and the Highway Depart
ment , went down 2 games to one
be'f6re the nttnek of Troy Laundry
and Bend Hardware.
UK'S SORRY NOW
PONTTAC Mich (!!P1 Rnv E
Athletics jumped in front nankin mitrht have In siwnH "onlv
with a run in the first inning butjhvo vpal.s j prison bceJuse he
nie ngers rappcu loser miiiuj apologized to police.
I oriocaiToro lor lour runs in uie
third on Harvey Kuenn's homer,
Fred Hatfield's (1 -mb'e. two walks.
Jim Delsing's sin'.le and Dill
Tattle's double. Detroit clir.clvd
San Diego 1 Los Angeles 1
Portland 1 San Francisco 1
sacrnmcnto 2 Oakland 0
Today's Probable Pitchers V
Portland (LeRoy Han 0-1)" a'
?nn Francisco (Steve Nngy 0-1)
Oakland (Al Gcttel 0-2) at Sac
-amcnto (Bud Daley 2-0)
Seattle (Jehosie Heard 0-0) at
'lollywood (George ODonnell 1-0)
Los Angeles (Cal McLish 0-1) a'
?nn D'ego (Bob Kerrigan 0-11.
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five more
Los Angeles loaded the bases of! :,10 contest by nddin,
Padre loser Jim Mellon in thenms jn n10 sixth.
ninth and Theohc Smith took over. Threatening weather postponedl
Boli Talbot hit a grounder to Pe-,lK, oljv oth(,,- giimc scheduled,!
terson and the Padre shortstop; nosion at Baltimore. I
kicked the ball into right field. I
Cal . McLish and Ed Winceniak
scored the winning runs on
error.
Starting pitchers George Piktu
zis of Los Angeles and John Car
michnel of the Padres dueled for
the first five innings with the
score 0-0. Turk Ixiwn replaced P:k
luis in the eighth when the Pa
dres scored all their runs and
"iRobinson Picked
To Defeat Oiia
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPl Sugar
Ray Robinson was favored to 'r
eived credit for the win. Buzz i Wisconsin middleweight cham-
Clarkson homered in the seventh
for the Angels.
The Linescores:
Poitland 100 101 0.10- 9 15 1
S. Francisco 031 300 111 - 10 1.") 4
Lint, Anthony (31, Salaliih (l,
Mosser Oil, Hall (SI anil Calile
rone. Bottler (Si; Hernandez,
Fracchia (li), Zabala (S), Chninl
Itr (9) and Tornay, Ritehey tin.
Oakland 000 002 000-2 5
Sacramento 100 022 01x-6 S
Cain, Murphy (71 nnd Neat;
Briggs, Brazle (S) nnd Batch.
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pion Ted Olla tonight when the
two meet in a lO round boxing
middleweight champion, said lie
match her
would file for re-instatenicnt of his
Robinson, the former middle
crown if he defeated Olla.
R o li i n s o n contended middle
son was casting his lot in the light
weight c'mmpion Carl "Hobo" Ol
heavv weight divisi in. lie said the
niidd!ew.'i -it championship revei't-
ed to him iu such ea so under Mar
I quis of iJ'ieonsbeiTv roles.
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actually gave up his title. He left
senee tro:ii the rm said h "ever
comeback ailer three years ab-
Seatlle W! 010 300-fi 10 O1"'"! championship fight to .Ivy
ilollvwood 000 OHO 0000 I 21 Maxim June 25. 19"2. en a knvk-
Singleton and C.msbcrg; (larber.i Robinson said. "I insist I Wive
Wade (lit, Cardon (Si, Pitts ( - the ring after 1 vsini? a light heavy
and Hall. . I1' ,nc lim round.
i h a v e relinquished my miadle-
Los Angeles 000 001 202-5 10 1 ' aveiglit title. I would then
SanOiego 000 000 030-3 6 2 '"1 ,"''" Max,m '',r, h!s 'j
Piktuis. Uiwn (Si. Troniel ,. , "ai.se I never gave ,t up t I
and Frames. Hannah (!).; Car-i '" , l'''"m ,0. ,hc l"!iMun,l Ullo
miehnel. Mellon till, T. Smith (91 ! 1
and Aylwanl, C.ladd IS1
All-Opponent
Team Named
SKATTLF. (L'P)-lv:ated selec
tion of nn all-opponent baskrlKill
team was announced today by
Seattle University .
Named to the first team weir
Wade ll.ilbrook. Oregon State; Les
Huh. Idaho State; Art Bunte,
I'tah; tleo Littleton. Wichita and
Jim Loscutoff, Oivion.
Krceivins lionoraMe mention
were .leity Vermillion. Conaea
and F.ill Toole and Tony Ylastcl
km, Oregon State.
Oregon State was -named the
Chieftains' best opponent.
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