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Hunting & Fishing
By VIRf.IL Kl IT
South Century Drive is opn to
a p. Jim abuul twu mil.s north of
Klk lake aeeorrtintf to mformatio"
neeived on Tiustlny by the tfume
commission office m 13 net.
A wwk a;-.o ranker K1 Pe.rkti
hikt-ti from the end of the paw
ment on the Nuiiti (Vmury dri--over
Dutchman's fl:tt to F.lk lake
T.ie urea was cowred with snow
tlw-n but the it-c-t-nt hot weather
hus probably melted a great de;'
of it. Judgittg frum the opinion u'
a win. be r of expt-rifived obsrv
pis, the highway will opi-n abouf
July 1.
Little river, Wickiup and Cran
Pruri1 r"S"ro1rs nr still ov
and fishing in all of them is slow.
Saturday a Bend couple fished
the Little river with spinning lures
but K-ive it up after a couple of
fishless hours. The water was low
Bend
Red Sox,
VFW Capture
Softball Tilts
In the battle of the Lundren's
the Red Snx topped Sales, 8 to f.
at 'Eruin Field Tuesday in tiv
opening soflhall yame. Jim Crow
ell anil Denny Sullivan each col
leeted u pair of hits to help Diek
Korino notch tlie win. Bob Bon
sell had four for four for the los
ers, including a triple.
Tom Kay only gave up one hit
a fourth inning single by pitcher
Ray Spencer as he twirled VFW
to a 12-to-l verdk-t over Bill's Pon
derosa in the nightcap. Ray
whiffed 11 and was never in trou
ble except for the first inning
when he walked four and hit two.
Marv Lines and Jim Carpenter
homered.
K II F
Lund. Red Sox 2'M) 300 0- 8 6 0
Lund. Sales .... KM 012 0570
Renno and Corkelt; Win t son and
Kiel.
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VFW 002 172 0-12 9 0
Bill's -100 000 0 4 1 '
Ray and Wyatt; Spencer and
and clear, the weather warm and
a breeze rippled the surface of the
vvaUr. Uut no fish. ,
Tfit y trii d the bin '"iv r next i
tnd finally came home, short
cmp red and skunked. Ste? You
:re not t ie only one who doesn't
atch fush. ;
S-iid a fisherman, "We never'
'aui-dit any bit ones, because thr
'riiZ st rainbow was only V
Kiunus and we nelttd no brov.ni j
ntftit-r than 10 pounds." j
Mold on now, d.m't get excited ;
Je was fishing ' "down under. 1 '
The man- Robert C. Ruark. col
ranis!, attti.or. hunter and fis'ier
islied in Lake Tai:po on New Zca
and's Nortri Island. His article on
he fishing and hunlmu there i
in the July issue of FiHd and
Stream.
(MuLTEzinfS like this are fisher
men's dream books. Alw.tys.' th'
f;s!ier limits, the hunter fills hiv
;aine Lav; and everyone has I
.vondt-rful time. ) j
According to Huarlt, 8-ound fisV
ire "run - of the - mill" and 10
-.founders are "fair size" for Laltf
Tauoo. Ci'stintj or trolling, plugs
or flies, nitilit or day, the fish al
.vays bit. Anything small. t than,
G pounds was released.
Hunting on the -island is as fab
ulous as the fishing in the vol-,
eanie lake. Dn-r, rabbits, oppos-'
sum and Canada gueese are con
sidered menaces and bounties are
paid for them.
Even more curious is that there
were no native animals on the Js
land. The present bumper crons
have grown from stocks originally
imported. To top it off, he says
all the animals there now are
larger than their ancestors.
Why? Maybe "vitamin accumu
lation" because for so many years
there was no game to live off the
country.
Legion Wires
1 8-4 Victory
Gives Locals
1st Half Title
j2) BULLETIN -
The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday. June 22, 1955
TOK SKINS
CLEVELAND. Ohio (UP) Lou
(The Toe) Groza, one of the Cleve
land Browns' charter members,
has signed for his 10th season in
the National Football League, it
was announced today. Groza was
the team's loading scorer last
year, amassing 8-1 points on place
kicks and conversions.
Rampaging Rainiers Edge
Beavers for 10th Straight
Bend American Legion clinched
the first half Central Oregon
league championship by blasting
Ridnumd, IK to A, at the munici
pal diamond Tuesday nhl.
Rijihthandtr IVnriy Lenabuiji
scattered three hits end ran hi?
strikeout total to 42 for three
;anu-s as he whifted 11 in the six
nninjjs he worked.
Coach Vince Genna's team got
half their runs in the opening in
ning. Jerry Copcnhaver walked
and Denny Olsin gained life on
Coach Named . At Madras High
MADRAS Jim Wallace, 27,
Washington and Idaho hih shool
football coach fur the past five
yours, has bn named head foot
ball and baseball and assistant
basketball coach ut Madras Un
ion High school. Call Rhoda.
Ml'HS superintendent, announced
Tuesday.
Wallace will hold the post re
cently vacated by Hob Pollard
who resigned to take a coaching
job at North Bend High school.
The new mentor 1m a 10f0 South
ern Idaho College of Education
graduate. He coached four years
a Castle Ford, Idaho, and one
year at Naselle, Washington. Il
is single.
He is currently working towuitl
the muster's degive at the Univer
sity of Idaho, Moscow, und is ex
pected to report here in late August,
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COLUMBIA, S. CV NKA
South Carolina figures its average
football player is a 1117-pound
sophomore years old, slightly
inure thun six feet, a native of th?
stale and majoring In business administration.
The United Slates has more than
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ly 0 per cent of the world's mileage.
By NORM RITTKK
lulled VrvH Sports Writer
The rampaging Seattle Rainiers,
early season Pacific Coast I-eague
leaders, had a 10-game winning
streak today and 50 per cent own
ership of the top rung of the
league ladder that slipped fi-om
San Diego
Seattle
Portland
I lolly wood
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sacramento
Pacific Coast league
W I. Pet. (ill
4S :i2 .GOO
4S 32 .G00
37 37 .500 8
37 40 .4SI 106
36 42 .4(12 11
36 43 .456
35 43 .419 12
35 43 .419 12
their grasp las May 16.
The Rainiers vaulted into a tiel
for the league lead last night when!
Ihey edged Portland, 4-3, for their
10th straight while last place Sac
ramento was upending pace-set-!
ling San Diego, 5-3. j
Jim Walsh held the Los Angeles
Angels to a scant four hits as the
lowly San Francisco Seals snapped
a seven-game losing streak with a
5-2 victoi-y.
Another nifty mound display,
this one a five-hitter by Holly
wood's Bob Garber, helped 'the
Stars to a 3-0 w in over the Oak
laud Acorns.
The Rainiers opened up fast by
scoring all their four inns in the
first inning. The big poke of the
frame was Ait SehuKz's sixth
homo run of the year with Gene
Vei-ble and Bill Glynn aboard.
Bobby Balcena singled, stole sec
ond and was doubled home by
Joe Ginsberg for the run that was
to become the clincher.
The Beavers struggled to catch
up wilh a run in each of the sec
ond, third and fourth innings. But
Suds hurler Van Fletcher, who
had relieved starter John Oldham
in the- fifth, wouldn't allow any
more.
The Parses, who have grimly
watched a .six-game lead vanish in
the last fortnight, were limited to
four hits by the Solons' mound
staff. Ed Cereghino replaced start
er Chet Johnson in the fifth and
pitched hitless ball for the Sacs
the rest of the way.
Sacramento tallied 4 hive times
in the first two innings. Hairy
Bright walloped his second homer
of the year in the third to give thr
Solons a temporaiy four-run ad
vantage. Al Heist squeezed home
Tommy Glaviano in the seventh
for the "cushion" fifth ran after
the Padres had pushed over a to
tal of three in the fourth and fifth.
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DENNY LENABURG
Runs strikeouts to 42
error. Then Sid Bauer singled
both runners home and the scor
ing gates were wide open.
Lcnahurg was safe on a field
er's choice, Ron Anderson singled,
and Gary Joanis forced Lenaimrg.
After Stan Williams walked, con
secutive singles by Roland Col.
man, Skip Slate, Copcnhaver and
Olson, plus a double by Bauer
gave Bend a 9-0 lead.
It picked up four mure in the
second on two walks, two errors
and another single by Slate, and
added another pair in the third on
a Redmond error and safeties bv
Lonaburg and Joanis.
Bend wound up scoring in the
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hints and Gordy Harper. Bauer
was the leading slicker with four
for five. Oisen, I-enaburg . and
Slate each had Iwo hits. r"
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the first half.
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12-11 Decision
Scored by LLLC
With two out in the eighth In
ning, Ray Jncohson gained life on
error, look second on an over
throw, moved to third on a wild
pitch and raced home on another
miseue to give Leonard Lundgrcn
Lumber Co., a 12-11 decision over
Police in a Junior league game al
Harmon field Tu'-sdav.
U'onard Deel led LLLC to its
exra inning win by banging out
three for four. Mel Pike paced Po
lice with three singles.
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Police 103 MO 20-11 9 ri
LLLC 010 HOI U 12 fi 4
Cole and Stiner; Jensen and Ja-
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Bifco Nudges
Medo-Land, M-IO
Glen Jorgenson and Bob Petrie
both smashed home runs in the
last inning as Bifco came from
behind to nudge M'do-Iand, 11 -JO.
in an American liMle league game
at I lamion field Tuesday.
Jorgenson and Petrie bo:!i col
leeted three for three. Mcdo
Land's Jim Hawrs and Jim M"
''arfliy also hmt three hils, wih
McCarthy smashing two doubles.
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