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The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, August 30, 1955
Single Wing Being Restored
At OSC by Tommy Prothro
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i.GRVALUS, Ore. (CP) The
single wing, under which Oregon
Si Hit knew its greatest days of
f out ball, is being restored by
Coach Tommy Prothiu and the
students aiv u hooping it up over
the;r "new deal."
They would just as soon forget
sbout las: year when the Beavers
wound up in a tie with Washington
for last place in ttie Pacific Coast
JOHN WITTE
Army vet ready for duty
Conference cellar while compiling
a 1-8 mark under La Verne (Kip)
Taylor and his well-dented T for
mation. Taylor and the T were replaced
in February by Prothro, who was
P.ed Sanders No. 1 assistant at
UCLA and took part in master
minding the Bruins to a 61-0 romp
t ver OSC last year for the worst
defeat in Corvallis annals.
Prothro is keeping mum on what
he expects to accomplish since
crossing to the other side of the
field but a spokesman for the ath
letic department says, "We're op
timistic. OSC should be a little
stronger this fall and consider
ably stronger next year. Every
one knows Tommy will do the job
but nobody expects miracles of
him in one year."
Vie general feeling is tliat the
Mrgle wing fits the material bet
ter, even if it is brand new to the
returning contingent which
includes 2b lettermen.
One basic change will send Ray
Westfall, last year's sophomore
quarterback, into the tailback spot
and Prothro thinks the learn will
be strong there. Dick Mason, who
led OSC in ground gaining last
year. Is lo be -spotted at. wing
back
The Beavers look strongest at
the tackles, despite the departure
01 Ron Ashbacher. John ttitte, a
lelterman. is rejoining the team
.ifter two years in the service. He
will handle the job along with
i toward Buettgenach, another reg
ular. Bob Riggert, who played a
lot of ball at guard, also will be
back.
Easier Schedule
Prothro's biggest worry up front
is at center. And at the ends. He
4. as to find replacements on the
wings for Laird Brattain and Wed
Ediger who are gone.
Joe Francis, a tailback, heads
n solid group of sophomores andj
is expected to give Westfall a
tough argument for the job. Sam
Wesley, another second year man.
also could give the veteran Mason
some trouble at wingback.
The schedule seems easier with
such brutal interactional foes as
vlinnesotu and Nebraska not slat
ed this season. The Beavers have
an all conference calendar with
Hie exception of Brlgham Young
where they open Sept. 17.
The schedule:
Sept. 17 Brigham Young.
Sept. 24 Stanford at Portland.
Oct. 7 at UCLA.
Oct. 15 at College of the Pa-
cific.
Oct. 2 Washington State.
Oct. 29 at Washington.
Nov. 5 Idaho.
Nov. 12 at California.
Nov. 19 at Oregon.
Homer Robs Red Adams of No-Hit Contest
By I'MTKD PKKSS
Kven Earl Rapp must be sorry
hp cut so hard at a Red Adams
pitch in the eighth inning of a Pa
cific Coast league game between
Portland and San Diego last night.
Rapp, clouting at a tremendous
pace as the league's leading run-driver-in,
swung hard at one of
the balls Adams threw. As a re
sult he boosted his home run 'to
tal, upped his RBI mmk by one
and robbed Adams of a no
hitler. The only hit the ancient Adams
MKCTING OPENS
NEW YORK (UP) Aqueduct
ppens its late summer meeting to
day with the running uf the (25,000
added Aqueduct Handicap, a mile
and one-sixteenth event for older
horses. Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs' Pa
per Tiger, winner of the Edgemere
Handicap during Aqueduct's sum
mer meet, heads the field of 10 to
day under top weight of 117 pounds.
gave up was Rapp's eighth inning
homer and that amountKl to noth
ing as Portland already had four
runs in the make-up game and
won it 41.
In another game of some Impor
tance 'in the. league Hollywood
donned Lm Angvleii 3 f and
Paelflo Ct leini
Seattle
Hollywood
San Diego
Portland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
W L
ss 69
86 TO
81 75
79 74
79 77
72 84
OB
Pet.
.552
.561
.619
.510
.507
.46J 14
San Kranriseo 70 86 .449 16
Oakland
69 86 .445 16Vi
moved into a virtual tie with Se
attle for the .loop lead. The Stars
row trail the R&iniers by a single
percentage point.
Rapp ruined a splendid effort
by Adams, who fanned six and
walked only one as the Padres
had only one man left on base.
- Jim Robertson, Portland catch-
er, hit a home run In the fourth
miung with none on as the Bea
vers cioutea BUI Tnomason for a
dozen hits and the victory.
Hollywood scored two runs in
the sixth frame to take the win
from Los Angeles with Red Mun
ger racking up his 21st win high,
est in the league.
Gale Wade and Steve Bilko hit
homers for the two Ijo& Angeles
runs and Munger -held the team
to three other hits.
Jack Ixihrke doubled home the
two runs for Hollywood In the
sixth that made the difference.
PROPOSAL MAUK
NORTH ADA-US. Mass. (UP)
Archie Moore, who meets champi
on Rocky Marciano tor the heavy
weight title on Sept. 20, has pro
posed that they tear up their pres
ent contract and fight on a winner-
take-alt basis. "Rocky is favored at
3-1," Moore said. "If that's the
case. Rocky certainly can't object
to fighting winner-take-all. I'd. sign
a new contiaci lor mat tomorrow
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HE DOOD IT, HIMSELF Oliver Hngg, of Sahna, Kan., Is quite proud of this contraption he
rigged, figures it suved him mure than $100. It' a rotary television antenna that he whipped up
out of an old car steering wheel, worm gear taken from a combine and a 25 -foot pipe from a welL
WCLVS1VK NEA PUOTO.
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGEST
MAKING NYMPHS
FROM WET FLIES,
WET FLY 'j
ALTERATION
FINISHED
"NYMPH"
1 CUT WINGS
OFF SHORT
THIN OUT
AND SHORT
EN HACKLE
IF TOO LONQ
CLAMP A SMALL, SPLIT I
SHOT TO HOOK'S BEND IF
EXTRA WEIGHT IS NEEDED .
If yOU NEED AN ARTIFICIAL
NYMPH IN A HURRY, BUT HAVE
ONLY WET FLIES, YOU CAN FIX
ONE TO SUIT, AS SHOWN ABOVE.
A MATCH FLAME, CAREFULLY
USED, WILL DO THE JOB IF YOUR
KNIFE IS DULL. TRY THE FINISH
ED NYMPH FIRST WITHOUT THE
5PL1T SHOT, THEN ADD IT ONLY
IF NEEDED.
ThE NYMPH MUST BE FISHED
DEEP FOR BEST RESULTS. DARK,
OR GRAYED COLORS ARE BEST.
ENDS TONIGHT!
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Swaps, Nashua
Await Meeting
By F.D SAINSBIIRV
United I'rft Sports Writer
CHICAGO (UP) Strategy will
be forgotten Wednesday when
Swaps and Nashua tangle in their
$100,000 match race at Washington
Park, and both trainers intimated
hoday "the fastest horse will win
the race."
Neither "Sunny Jim" Fitzsim-
mons, Nashua's handler, nor Mes-
chach Tenney, trainer of Swaps,
would predict that a world recon'
would he broken in the mile and
one quarter gallop, each under 125
pounds.
But there was the suggestion
that if pressed hard enough, either
horse could clip the 1:58 Mi record
l.ung up bv Noor at Goldert Gate
June 24. 1950.
Rex Ellsworth. Swaps' owner,
paid he would have "about a dozen
words of Instruction" for jockey
Willie Shoemaker, while Fitzsim-
mons figured on little more in his
last pre-race conversation with
Eddie Arcaro. .. '.
Observers believed that Swaps
would be let out to set the early
pace and defy Nashua to catch
him. Then it would be Arcaro's
problem to rate his horse close
enough to the front-runner to pun
ahead in the final sixteenth.
The winner of the race was ex
pected to be acclaimed both ns
three-year-old of the year and
horse of the year. Swaps has been-
unbeaten In eight three-year-old
starts and Nashua has won eight
of nine starts, losing only to Swaps
in the Kentucky Derby.
In comparative times for the
mile and a quarter distance, Swaps
had the edge. He won the Ken
tucky Derby In 2:01 4-5 May 7 and
cantured the Hollywood July 9 in
2:00 3-5, while Nashua's best time
for the route has been 2:03 4-5 at
Aqueduct July 2.
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