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i : : : ' : : I . 1 2 The Bend Bulletin, Wednesdoy, September 14, 1955 V, Pi ' vV "OUTLAWS READY (?B Willii Winlle, center, sharpens up his passing while halfbacks Tom -f Reinecker, left, and Leonard Langliers, lend protection. The backfield trio is eagerly awaiting :,the Culver game. Sisters travels to Mosier Friday to open its Cascade league schedule. (Bend j Bulletin Photo). Match Out Culver :;Eleven Lettermen on Hand LFor Strong Sisters Squad , By J ftN K AMUJtHON Hull 'llri KfMirtH Kditor outlining fHthall prmpwin n( ?Vnlral Oregon hij;h nvhtmin, i- ' TIiIk In (he fourth In a Mvivr WANTKD: A win over Culver ' The Sl.sh.TS OuHuws' season i'l ',be a compjcie success it Ihey, ca defeat the Cast?adr iva&ie rham- pions. Sept. :i0. Sisterc has neve: Jenlen Ihe Bulldogs in football , -Htd a-27-20 loss lo Culver last yea. -Vis the only blot on a 6-1 record, --tha nest In Jhe school's short six ;nnn grid history. ., r' Last year's baskelball- team dumped Culver or the irst timu.i ,-and the Outlaws . 21-mnn tram! "firmly believes that- at last thei rjCulver jhvc has been broken. Four regulars arc.baek and anx: '...jnufi for another, crnek- at their :Tireh rival. Captain Waller Currier, r..M anin handles the ptvol, while :-(lon J'hilllpH, NiO - pound junior and the tallest man at 6-2, is re- turning for his third year, as a (-starting Pnd. A p;ir ol two-year vets, Willis rWinkel, 177, and lx'onard Langlera, i-lSO, ably fill the QB and one hall back. xlot. , (Jraduiiffon, Navy Hurt - Graduation cost the services of .puo punod-yu li'WH l.iofl pus '''Jlll 'UORU.mU ,HM1 UlRldH;) Terry Warner, who alternated with LangUors at left half, is also miss- Serving Central Oregon TIIONK IH12 The World's Must Kffiilent Ftirniiee Cleiinlng Rnulpment AT SH00P AS LITTLE AS Switches You to TUBELESS Tires! The HlUIn tomu USUI Shoop & HliMlOND S. Hwy. tn VIM WALK if r t m 'ft . si f un if -MtNm l. iyti r II tJfflff I iiiR. The promising 21)0 pounder Joined the Navy. Lester Hanlund, 149, n one-strip er, has moved into the vacant flank pos while Tom Reinecker, 145, a two-year letterman, is the other backfield starter. Clyde R. Hay ward a 1M8 gradu ate of Northern Michigan Co'lepe f Education, is beginning his fifth ear of coaching here, after inlro .Hieing the pigskin sport in 11)51. it -was rough at first, with Sister. winning only one game the first IW& Scherfulw AfoMer Away Sept. 10 nVKenzfe. Home Sept. J-'l Culver Home Sept. lit) Oufur Away ((el. 7 pen Oct. II C'aseade IicltH Home Oct. i two years, but the Outlaws have come a long ways and have to be reckoned with now. On paper onW Culver stands between Sisters and ,nn Cascade league cnampionship ,"We are not as deep claims Hay ward. as last year, Still he ran call on numornl winners Mik Nesbitt and Gordon Mouser at ends, along with senior Jen ,r Ifoke, who will help despite no pre vlous experience. Lettormeti John Thompson and Denny Dny bad1 up at center, while another, vet, Stanley Passmoro, and Dave Bar lay, a senior transfer from Mend, are available fur backfield duty. Kstey Helping Couch Mis new assistant, George Estey, raduated from the University oP Oregon this June- He did his prac tice coaching at Willamette and I'lugenc high schools. To get ready for Culver, Hay- ward has purposely toughened U Ihe schedule by adding Ihe stronu McKen.io team the week befon .he "big game." Sisters has neve leaten MrKen.ie either, but 1 Hi - & SCHULZE C (Thore'i jiut no point irrtphnu 1o than the tubcle tiw that's totally nrw For with ournfwciA( policy, you can row own the U. S. RrtVl I Tubdw on the term UJually applied to reffiifcr. old-style tirw. And you can now have - on your presrnt nrot - the tire teleotftJ as original equipment on IOM'i flnwt new cars! thaf totally J tuficicss in y U.S. Royal o J Tolotlv N 5IHI USUI WHIIM l 6 Tcloll, N, Stjl 7 Toldly N M,l.-9 tm w M IP IB 351 li" i"" a tololly 4 toli.ll. '"'"".. list unci 'W Schuize a ON AM, HKTAU. SAI.FX "Your TiiImM.-sh rin Sihvtall.it" ' I urn, i" 4 mm ' ill 1 Willi i 7 ,i year the Outlaws arc gunning fo' Culver. Rmla - !t enillli -2. IWV Jr.. 2 r; .terry Hukv. 5-9. 171. r, Mike No tull. Sit, 159, Jr, 1 var; (lMnn M-iust-r, K!l, J11, luiph. 1 vhi'! I. en 1,1-r HiKlund, :i !i. I t!t. Jr. 1 vnr: Frank iJ'ittiHuscr. h 10. M.I. wiih: C,nvy Itcnxon. 5-7, m. fr; .cr Tlii-rnim. 5 7. 1.15. fr; .I'k lw vry, 5fl. V.M, li; Tod llrrjlngpr. 5-3. JIW. fr. CENTKHS - Capinln Walter Currier. S-n. 152. m. 2 vnr: .lnhn Thomiwin. 173. Jr. 1 vnr: Denny Day. 5-7. 153. ii'h. OrAHTEKHACKH - Willlit Winkle. 5-9, 177. Ir, 2 var: Denny lteese. 5-2. 101. r. HAI.FHACKS Turn Reinecker. 5 H. 145. nr, 2 vnr: l(man1 Uinirller. 5-11. I5. Jr. 2 vnr: Stanley PnnKinnre. 6 ll. 1HH. nr. 1 var: l-cmy Uirwm. S-s. 121. "lh. 1 var: Dave Ilaiflay, 4. 123. sr. Irnnd fer nm llenii; HIM MyM. 5-7, K7, Jr. Hunting By VIRfilL RUrP The rains came and deer hunt ers are happy because now it's unlikely that the woods will he closed when the season opens in WO AND A HALF WEEKS. Deer in Ihe va'ley are fat this year nut those on this sine or tin. mountains are leaner than they wen last year. .Tim Vincent, oper of Jim's Sporting goods in! Bend, drove to Wickiup yesterday. He said that the several deer he saw on the way were thin, com pared with lust year. riMiing Improved Good catches are reported front many of the lakes, si renms and reservoirs in this pari ,of tl Vale.. . . . i . Crane Prairie is probably the hottest spot right now. Kokanee, bluebacks, are hitting spinning lures theiv. The little salmon seem to be concentrated in the Culliis creek channel in Crane Prairie. The fish are running 12 to 14 inches and limits are no hard to lake. Mrs. Ken Gales- who reported this, thought trolled spin hers and worms ought lo work also. Originally the kokanee plan tot! in Little Cultus and have moved from there to the reser voir. In Big Cut us, where there is apparently less natural food, the kokanee are smaller. Only half as big thmight one man, who h; fished both places. WEEK CHECK YOU SIZE HC II.Tt.ll lln.lA I. in l.JO :it. n rrnm imi ht.pit Service re rRINKVU.I.K East Ochooo Hwy. BEND Plans Made By Skyliners Plans (or the building and loca tion of a new warming hut and cafeteria were Die topics discussed at the Skyuners Board meeting Monday. The old hut will be a'. tached to the nrw one and wiil serve as a kitchen. The new hut will be moved from the present location 350 feet nearer the sum mit. The busy Skyliners are also go ing to move the present tow hut up to the base of the hill, approx imately 100 yards, which will give more height to the present tow. They will also run the tow to th'.1 warming hut area. Skyliner officials felt that thp convenience of this new setup willat WhUe City stadium last night. be a great improvement ovpr last season. They are also working on toboggan slide and will remodel the small ski jump. Prices for the use of the, tow wro set. Individual season tieke's will sell for $15 and 10 hours work Family tickets will go for $35 and 10 hours work. Daily rates ar.- $1.25. The tow will be in operation five days a week this year, running daily except Monday and Tuesday, compared to only weekends iast winter. It will be possible to oper ate week days because of plans to light the hill which will allow night skiing. Sunday, Sept. 25, has been des ignated as Bend Jaycee day the hill. The group will go out in full force to handle their share of the work. Any other civic group or organization wishing to go out in a body is asked to register with the City Recreation department be ginning Thursday morning. & Fishing Jim Selkin of Bend used wet flies to take a good catch out of Snow creek last week. Wickiup is lower, yet but still altracting large numbers of fish ermen. Yesterday fishermen were having the best luck on worms. Grasshoppers and worms ought to he good in the river immediately below Wickiup, too. Of interest to those who do not have a boat is that Robideaux has just recently put rentnl boats on Wickiup. Single eggs still give good re sults in East lake. Leonard and Wanda Huston fished there iast weekend. While Wanda took a limit, Leonard didn't because "he vouldrj't lish right." says Wanda, Dove .Moving Eros'y niiihts are putting the dwves on Ihe move and there should be some good shooting clos. to Bend now. The little gray speed sters have been seen in increasing numbers southeast of Bend off ho Bump highway. A local hunter whose name won't be (old came into Evans Sporting goods store recently and bought a box ot shells to go ciov hunting. "I won't even need whole box to shoot ten of these little bittv birds," he said. He came back later and reported that with 25 shells he had managed to break the wing of just one of the "little bitty" gray birds. Oaks to Move To Vancouver i ! VANCOUVKR, B. C, (UP) ' Oakland, the one-time "Brooklyn of the West, will move its Pacific Coast League franchise to Vancou ver next year. Transter ot the Oaks was clinched last night -when Vaneou ver's City Council approved a $60, (XX) expenditure to put additional roofing on Capilano Stadium. The roofing provision was the last condition requested by Presi dent C. I.. Brick Uws of the Oak land Oaks before he would move his club here. I.hvvh Kixpient liws had rerrucsled the City Council to make the derision this week, and its decision removed the Inst obstacle to moving Ihe Oaks from the Hast Bay city to CanadT after .'rt years of operation in Oakland. The Oaks will hand over 5 pet cent .:f its gross revenue to the city in exchange for Ihe ntofins deal. Claire Ooxtwin, presidenl of tin PCL. s;id the transfer was "a mat ter which can benefit Vancouver to no small decree and il can be one of the loading cities of the Pacific Coast League. Right now is the time to go ahead." It -was the first transfer in the loop since YS when the San Fran cisco Missions became the lhmly wood Stars. nickering The switeh followed week of dickering between Ijws And the cily. Although the red headed Oak land owwT at first denied (but he would mow out of the California! rtloh mcded relief help from eitv. irfmrts continued to mush- IlW Bowman and Joe Trimble room during the Inttcr part of the!n seventh when the Angels got senson thai ihn Onks were finish. j 'heir two runs. Jim Brosnan was as n hvitl attraction after this PCI. enmiwign ended. Oakland di-ew only 111,000 putd attendance this season according j to iimffifial league fiipitrs, Pn.mn) I'vss Ih. in last ear. i United States paper runrncy ii made only at the Bureau of Kn Kinging: and Printing, ton, D. t. in Washing-j Valdes Smashes Out TKO Over Britain's Cockell LONDON (UP) Hulking Nino Valdes of Cuba barged back into the heavyweight championship pic ture today on the strength of a technical knockout over Don Cock ell that he claims was "better than Rocky Marciano's." VaJdes slashed Cockell 's left eye brow so badly that the stocky British champion was forced to retire at the end of the third round of their scheduled 10-round bout Marciano knocked out Cockell the ninth round of their title bout, May 36. Valdes floored Cockell for an eight-count in the third round. Marciano floored the plucky Brit on three times. A swarm of Valdes' fans sounded the keynote of the victory celebra- tion lor the 30-year-old, 207-pound Cuban as they thronged around his corner, waving their national hag and shouting over and over "ivlarciano, Marciano." Impressive Comeback It was an impressive comeback for Valdes, wno had tumbled out o title contention when lie lo'it successive bouts to Arcnie Moore and Bob Satlerfield this year. And it even improved on a pre fignt prediction by Bobby Gleason, V aides' manager, that JNino would stop Cockell sometime between tne filtn and ninth rounds "to go one belter than Marciano." Valdes .first hull the 21G-pound CocKeii in tne second round wnen he naned him wiln a hard right uppercut. V aides tried to fonow up tne puncn Dut cockeil eluded mm lor tne short time remaining in the round. On Offensiye The Cuban went rtgiit on the offensive to open tne nurd round as tne 2&-year-oid CocKeii Uicd to parry his lead. Suddenly, Cock-; en switched to tne auacK witn a series ot punches but Valdes put just as quicK a linisn to Uiat Hurry Dy landing a smashing ngnt to tne jaw that dropped Cockch lor an eight-count; 1 Cockell, blood streaming from his lett eyebrow, tried to stage the same sort ol game rally he dis-, played against Marciano and land ed several nard puncnes to the body. But Valdes scored with two right uppcrcuts and a left hoe's that forced Cockell to clinch. " The bell rang and Cockell s sec onds called the referee over and announced Inai CocKeii couid not continue. Civic League Seasbn Opens It was three and one night a', the Cascade uowi luesoay as Iir civic league opened its lull sea son. Ail games were dccioed oy tiiat score us Kiwanis lopped Air b orce, Bend Furniture tlowneu Jaycees, cny Police tipped and Seems Baroer snop-dckaleci Ragles. Srtip Apling, Kagles, had high series on a i7.'i-HU-2-.);.:i, whii: J. West, Air force, had high game, a 2X1. Seems Barber snop had high team series, 2WI8, and Ki wanis had high game, !Ki. Bend-Portland truck service' a no Fundingsland MHor each swept four pomts from ilufstadi r & Wai len Shell service and Wall Street service in Automotive league play. In other matches, Bend Carag-? defeated Consolidated Freight ways, 3 to 1, and Kddie's Sales & Service downed Woody 's Union Service, 3 to I. Morris Clark, Fundhigsland Motor, had high game with a 22."), and high series with 527. Bend Portland had high game. 9;u, while Fundingsbmd posted high team series, JtiXI. Stars Nip L A. In Playoff Gcme LOS ANCiELKS (UP) Bob Gar ber, a 20-game winner during the regular season, will try to make it two wins in a row tonight fur Hollywood over Los Angeles in tlv club's best three out of five game series for third place in the Pacific Coast League. The Stars beat Los Angeles 5-2 last night before .Vil Wrigley Field fans in the opener of the post -season series, scheduled or iginally only to decide the city championship. Angel Manager Rib Scheffing will use Letry Joe Hall en (11 -!t against Garher (20-lB). Veteran Ked'Munger. who won 23 games during the season, got credit for the win last night ai- the loser. Hollywood wrapjied up the game In the fourth inning wihi Dim nins. 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