The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 01, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti Hunting & Fishing By VIIUiH. KI I'I You can make the big circle now. Snowplows opened the North Century drive Thursday morning. though the road will probably be muddy for a few days. The latest report from the game commission says the Taylor Burn road is blocked by snow and mud fitNiiit one mile ea.st of lay lor and Irish lakes. It is very doubtful, the report continues, that vehicles will be able to get to the Taylor llui'ti and Waldo lake areas until after the holiday. There are plenty of olhor places In fish, however, and all the re port. are Kood this week. Wickiup has improved since last work. Good catches of both Ger man brown and rainlxjw have hern reported. Trollers did the hi'st: men spin-fishing from the dam don't do so well. KishiiiK is still ood at Blue and Sul lie lakes. Trolling with spoons, AAU Decathlon Event Underway CKAWKOKDSVIIXK, Ind. (UP) A tiiree-wny fiht for the Na tional AAU decathlon champion ship, track and field's most ruel Iihk contest, loomed today as the 371 h annual lO-nvent program opened at Wabash C'ollee, A field of 32, tho largest in his tory, was poised for the two-day show at Infills Field. I) ff inline champion Hi v. Bob Hichards, ihe polevaulliiiK parson j representing the Los Anodes Ath-j letic Club, alonfj with 0 year-old Southern California fiV'-hman Boh Iiwson and Joel W. Shankle of I Juke were tahlx'd as the all around athletes to heat. Kirhaiils, who has vaulted U ft el or heller more lh;tn 30 times, won in 1!)5I and al Atlantic City. N.J., lasl year with (i.:dl points. He may have io do belter than that this time, for Ij.nv.son whipped liim in the recent Sou I hern Pacific ( '(Hist meet by 78 points. The program includes fnur run ninj events and six field events. Scheduled for today were the 11)0 meters, broad Jump, shot put, high Jump and -100 meters. The nieet will tie concluded Saturday with the 110 meter hurdles, discus throw, pole vault, javelin throw, and the lough "met vie mile," Ihe l.riOO-miMcrR. flatfish or worms and bait fishing 16 reported best. Norlh Twin lake has been very good on flies while South Twin has been good on bait fishing and trolling with spinners or flatfish. Kasl and Paulina are still good on both bait and troll. Snow fell theru Wednesday night and u cold wind raised whitecups on Ihe lakes Thursday so wear a heavy Jacket. The snow melted soon alter sun rise Thursday morning. Big Uiva lake has been fair. I-ist Tuesday it was hot with spin fishermen doing business with An dy Keekers Spooning a slim nick el wobbler. Bait fishing has been very good in Crane Prairie, after its early season slump. I -ike (rout and rainlxjw are hit ling in Odcll hike and Davis lake is reported fair to good on wet flies. Gold lake has been fair, if you w.mt to drive a lillle further. Three Creek lake is still fair to good for rainbow and eastern brook, hut the last 200 feet of the road into the lake is b'oeked with snow. On Thursday boats were meadows. You siill have to walk into Todd lake, though at last report you can drive as far as Todd lake meadow. The Deschutes at Maupin has been good on worms anu eggs for 10-inch rainbow. Alnw Bend, (he fishing is sporadic. Some good catches are brought in and some fishermen get nothing, r'ish must be even fussier than people. The fly-fishing area of the Des chutes above Cow camp has been producing fair to good catches. I In all of the fly-fishing areas. while hucKlai), spruce fly, caddis nd lillle brown flies have all caught fisfi. Of Ihe lot. the white bucklad and Ihe spruce fly caught Ihe most fish. Salmon fishing on the coast is still grHid. Mooching in the mouth of Ynquinn bay has been fair to excellent for ehinook, says Ihe game commission. Winchester bay is good, loo, with more silvers and fewer chinooks being caught. Cavalcade Of Sporfs Schedule MTCKIMY Archery American Round at Har mon field at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Registration at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. IlaM'ImH Bend Loggers vs. Drain Black Sox at Municipal .baseball field ut 2:30 p.m. Howling Mirror Pond Singles tour nament at Cascade Bowl. Squads roll at 7 p in. and 9 p.m. iolf Mirror Pond amateur golf tournament at the Bend golf club. Eight een holes beginning at 8 a.m. SuiiiuniiiK Kxhibition by Corky Kellam at the Munici pal swim pool at 'I p.m. Queen Dixie Lee Kratz will present special diving exhibition. SI 'N DAY The Bend Bulletin, Friday, July 1, 1955 Legion Nine Out to Gain 8th Straight Archery Howling Coach Vince Genoa's Bend Am erican legion baseball crew will be seeking Its eighth consecutive Central Oregon league win at 8 p.m. Friday when it hosts Red mond al the municipal diamond Mend won the first-half title with CIV wtmil'ht tfij'tni-inc nnrl linttnul " v V . " 'i'v'lio in its only second-half . " "' start, a.m. and 2 p.m. Re- icir-.irrm i.r o .m Murray Bros. Construction tack 'ind 1 nm ' ' les Redmond in a Junior league Bend I-niM-Prv v Drain at 5:30 p.m. Murk Uw nt Mnnifi-I ft'Khthander Denny Lenaburg pal baseball field at 1 probably take the mound for i.m nm j Bend tonight. In notching thee Mirrr prt.i ciiJ wins, Lenaburg has struck out 44 tournament at Cascade !Hon Anderson also has a perfect Bowl. Sounds roll at mouna recora- 7 p.m. and ?. p.m. Outfielder Jerry Copenhaver is Final 18 holes of the leading the team in batting with Mirror Pona amateur il mark. Sid Bauer, who has golf tournament at the I collected the most hits at 18, second al .s23. Stan Williams is clubbing (he ball at a .513 clip, while Anderson is even at .500. Bend hatting averages for nine games: Chicago Cards 1' Sign Players CHICAGO llJIM George Bran cafo and Bruce Schwa ger, both of Brooklyn, have signed VXti con ttnets wilh Ihe Chicago Cardinals, managing director Waller Wolfner iiniiounccd today. Schwager, a graduate of Kings Point, N. Y., College, was the Cuitls' 27th draft choice (his year. Branca to joined Wie Cardiimls last 'year and played defensive half back. Coach Hay Richards said he plans to use Branca to at right half on offense this season in addition l i defensive chores. Pilot Butte Nine Clobbers Police Pilot Butle pushed across 17 runs in a wild fifth inning to cl"! tier Police, 2( to 3. in a Junioi league game nt North Harmon field Wednesday. Bill Richard, 'turled the win. Ken Aeheson collected three hits, wJulo Sandy Juhnsun and Tim (Vidy each had two safeties. Dennv Mockler got two of the losers five hits, including a double. It II V. Pilot Butte K10 0(17) 26 11 2 Police :iOO 00 351 Richards and Aeheson; Cole and Mockler. TOntNKV MKT NEW YORK lUPt A new "Bowling Masters Tournament," $r0,000 event open to howlers wilh a .100 game in sanctioned com petition during the liir.vrrti season will he inaugurated in Chicago in September, liMi. The winner of the tourney will receive $710 in prizes. n trip to l.urope for four, a new automobile and a gold cup. OROtiZE kr-ylp Now - a filter that outlasts any car and provides trie Improved lubrica tion protection demanded by today'i hieh compression engines. The Micro Bionie Filter guards against all live angina enemies -acids, abrasives, tnction, moisture, sludge. THE ONLY FILTER THAT GIVES YOU 5 WAY ENGINE PROTECTION I O- Eliminates Engine Acids O- Reduces friction 0-Traps Damaging Moisturt O- Saves 'he Detergents - Filters all trie Dirt I SAVES OIL CHANGES . . . SAVES REPLACEMENT COSIS. Your oil in good lor at least 10.000 miles with a Micro Bromo I liter. 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(TP) Easy- Koinu tsrrl) KosburK of San Fran cisco was setting b Ion-id puce to day as Ihe f 11(1 moved nut (or w llin-it rutiiKl in tho Hnhsh Coluni liln Opnn Kolf tournanirnf. The rx-Stanforrl star followed up his openint' round Iki with a five-iiniU'r-par 67 in his sreonrf tour arounrl thr? Shaurfinossy Heights -iiursr Tliui-sHay. That Rave him r. .16-IkiIp total of 132 artl a throe sfroko load ovor Dow Kmsfcrwald if Hi'dlord HoiKhts. Ohio. I'li'-lnurnnnicnt favorite Mike Souehak of Durham,. N.C., held down third plaee with a l.'tfi, one sti-oke ahead of Sam Snead of White Sulphur .SprinK.s, W.Va Urai'keted with Sneacl at 137 were Hud llolseher of Apple Val ley, Calif., Tummy Moll of Houston, Tex., Ken Towns of Kort IjOwis, Wash., and Mike Ketehik of Yonk- s. N.Y. Marly Furnol of I.emont,' II!. who was among the first lxiund leaders, shpprd into four oilier Rollers at l.'W, while Inrmer LI S. Open ehampinn Julius Uoros of Mid 1'iiies, N.C., hart a 1lfl. Players all h Copenhaver, of 17 10 Williams, p-of 11 6 Bauer, IB M IS Anderson, p-of 2G 1.3 (lenl ry, of S 4 Denny LenahurR, p .. .3 Tt Harper, of Hi 7 C.aley, of 5 2 .loanis, o 30 It Winkle, p .3 1 Coleman, s 25 8 Olsen. 3 3.3 !l Nesbitt. of 4 1 Slate. 2 1.3 .3 Diek LenatiurR. of ... 10 2 Lanyliers, of S 1 Totals '. 271 111 I'llehers W 1 sn Anderson , 3 0 lfi LennbiHH " 'M Williams 2 0 12 Coleman Jl 0 1 Winkle 0 1 .3 Tel .588 .Ml .Ml .500 .500 .IKI AX Am .3R7 .33.3 .320 .273 .2:n .2.31 .200 .12r .vn Tel. l.(HK) l.ntvi 1.000 .000 .oon Bend VFW Downs Prineville, 7-3 Marv Lines blasted a home nin and struck out 12 as he hurled VKW to a 7-3 victory over Prine ville in a Softball fjame at Bruin field Thursday, lie gave up five hits. VFW broke a close -1-3 amo up wilh three runs in the fifth inning on live hil.s, a hit bats man tmd Prineville error. Lund uren Sales won by forfeit when Bill's Ponderosa was unable to field a complute team. II I! K Prineville tie with: VFW Story and Wyalt. tea CARL "BOBO" OLSON Slates Portland fight Portland Fight In August Set By Bobo Olson PORTLAND (UP) Promoter Tommy Moyer today announced he had signed middleweight champion Carl (Bono) Olson to fight in Port land this August. iMoyer said the outdoor, non- title bout would probably be held Meadows August 9, 10 or 11. i at Multnomah Stadium or Portland Feelers" have been sent out to prospective opponents for the mid dleweight king, including Ralph (Tiger t Jones and the winner of Ihe Sugar Ray Robinson - Rocky Castellani fight July 15, Mover said. Moyer said the tight would not be televised, but he expected a large gate to watch the young San Francisco fighter, even though Ol son was knocked out by light- heavyweight champion Archie Moore last week. Norris Seeking Moore-Marciano Fight for N.Y. riTCIIKK SHINS PIULAnKLPIIlA (CP) Gary Graham, w h o pitched Western Michigan to a 1-0 triumph over Ohio State Ihis year, has signed with the Philadelphia Phillies and been assigned M Roidsville, N. C. if Ihe Class H Carolina League. Semhvtry COACH NAMfKI) ST. LOC1S I CP) William (Red) Molman. former City College of New York courl star, has been named to coach the SI. Louis Hawks nf the National KasketbnM Assoeiatinn for the second straight year. The Hawks are scheduled to open their training at Concordia here on Oct. t. ii,ss &dcmiwiiv'' lnmgine ,,,! ItednNim home, constructed throuCh out wilh number 1 gr-'de IiiihImt and cninplcle uilh pliinitilnc. eliMlrlc ranse and refrigerator. All IhU for ONLY &O.00. snd now for Interosllnir; literalure , , . t ( IumK full of nlunblo Information for you! onolructlon DetalN l':iuelilng l-Slimnles Hauling Cost Itulldimt llmenioin And Other lniMirtant hifortmition Actual photourHphM show " W houses, prtnelizlug protes ami re erected hotncM Hlumlug what otheris " omplete tlttor plan included. ;u -HOUSING AUTHORITY OF PORTLAND I O ."trt.d rfl 1 htd-OOm PI bniC-Q"t. fl Ox.pl NKW YORK (CP) Promoter Jim Norris hoped to nritch Rocky Marciano and Archie Muure to riav for m heavvweiuht title fiirhl. wis inn afpossihly at Yankee Stadium 211 Mf) x 7 10 2:stpi. 20. 1 1.1 n j " mi. ii' - after conferences Thursday and Thursday night wilh managers o( the two boxers. Another last-min ute talk was slated for today witii heavyweight champion Marciano's pilot, Al Weill, who was expected to give his final okay. Light heavyweight champion Moore and Manager Charley John ston a i-e "all set." Norris predicted that the 15 nuind fighl between the two cham pions would draw the biggest gate of ins promotional career "at least $7ju 000 mid probably much more." lti addition he experts $::mi.in fmm Ihe.-iire-ielevismn and perhaps a small fortune from the movies. The match shapes up as a great atlraelion because il pits unbeaten Marciano nf liriK'ktnu, Mass., against Ihe most dangerous punch ei on his list since lie won the title from Jersey .Too Watcott on Sept. 2?,, V'.VJ, with a sensational Kith-round knnekout. The Walcott who tried to recapture the title on May 15, lOXt, had faded to a pit i f i it shadow of himself. Rorky's other defenses were aaint R -land LaStarz.t, 1 :.ard Charles pwtcei. :uid lon Civkell. Thirty-eight-year-ld Mooie ef S,in !"iego, Calif., is not only a dangerous puncher but r. sm nt'T and more cunning toir than 30-year-old Rocky. As the vilh chal lenger for Marciano's title, Archie will be the most confluent; (or h" is ruling a siring of '2 straight victories. Traberf Grabs Singles Crown At Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, Kngland IW Top-weded Tuny TralKrl ol Cin cinnati, Ohio, won Ihe men's sin lilcii title at Ihe Wimbledon r-hanl-nlonshlps today with a 6 1, 7-5, rt l victory over Uenmurk'j Kurt NielNen. Trabe-rt bei-omcr the wventh tf.S. player to capture the nym bl .ol world amati-ur li'iiiils " premacy In 10 renewals alnco World War II. Trabeii wound up hl drive throUEh the men' division with out losing a set Willie defeating seven opponents. Lundgren Crew ' Upends Gregg's LundKrcn's scorerl seven times in the last inning to defeat Gregg's 11-6, in a National li'tlc league baseball same al Juniper park Thursday. Bud Sell struck out nine in hurling Ihe win. Loser Dave Brown chucked a neat six hilter, but was hindered by 11 walks ami three errors. Brown was the leading hitter with two (or Iwo. Wally Donahue followed him with two for three, while Lyle Lowe paced the losers with three for four. It II K Lundgren's 2IW 20711 6 0 Gregg's 001 203 6 8 .1 Sell and Pedcrson; Brown and Guernsey. Inter-City Golf Matches Held Special to The Bulletin RT- riinn Fortv-onc womn golfers from Prineville and Red mond braved the rain Tuesday morning at Juniper golt club to compete in nine and 18 holt: matches. Amnnc the Prineville visitors Mrs. Orrin Mills had low net v Inn irmM 110 in tllP 18 hole match and Mrs. Fred Hudspelh. playing nine holes, had low net , and low gross of 48. She also had the longest drive on the first hole. Mrs. R. N. Shcrwin was ciosesi lo the pin on her drive on num ber six hole. Redmond winners were Mrs. George McKinnon with low grot 101 lor 18 holes. Tied for lov net were Mrs. Jack Morris and Mrs. Jack Hartley with 72. The nine hole winners were Miss Esther Bales with net 34 and Mrs. Harold Povey gross 50. Mrs. John Norlin and Mrs. B. L. Weldon were co-chairmen for the luncheon that followed. Prizes were awarded at the luncheon. During the morning Mrs. Roy Car penter and Mrs. Herbert Zacher served coffee and rolls in the club house. Redmond women's contest next Tuesday morning will be a crazy putting tournament. Leon Trotsky was exiled from Russia on Jan. 16, 1928. $1995 Delivered In Ben-.! For a new 1955 Chevrolet 6-Passengor 2-door Se dan equipped with Power-Glide automatic trans mission, Airflow heater, Directional signals, Elec tric wipers, Oil Filter and Two-Tone paint. Another SPECIAL PRICE CAR ... in this home stretch finish of Chevrolet's Pacemaker Sales! Contest. Regular Price as Equippd is , $2206 Bend Garage Co. Inc. Your Chevrolet Dealer Since 1917 709 Wall St. Phone 193 Trapshoot Due Over Week End Owr SKM) m prize nvi:ry w ill ! ii st. -ike whrn the tmpMhonter Ih'ui finnc Snmt.iy ,v- Monday. Inly XI. at the IVnd Ti.ip chin mmnts. Thi trap wilt Ijo open fT prac i:ce Satm-vtay. 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