The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, September 16, 1955, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextfT'W . ' I if m A-V ( i i Si . Ni if h$j 3ST v " m.'fiaiiirf.iiMMiiT'tiiii-- nun rum i 1 l.-t iiin I r .in iMHi-iiia'iiiiiii tfYmwiii J PANTHERS ON THE PROWL Offensively Redmond will rely on the passing of Q8 Dave McCrea, left, and the running of FB Don McClure. The Panthers face a "toughie" tonight at 8 when they host the Crook County Cowboys at the Fair grounds. (Bend Bulletin Photos) Joe and Bea's Post 4-0 Win Cliissic League Standings the pins for high game, 91G, and Snoboy Joe & Bea's Stover-LeBlanc Cliff s Furn The Elks Wakefield's ' Mirich's Sherfy Candy . Joe & Bea's Tavern, last year's champions, took up where they h'ft off as the Classic league got its 19j5-5G season off to a belated start at the Cascade Bowl Thurs day. The defending tillists toppled HEAVY HAULING Cascade Transport I'hone 16-1 2-J high series, 2,690, to take four points from Sherfy Candy. ! In other matches, SnoBoy took four from Mirich's Mobiloiler-i, Stover - LeBlanc topped Wakefield Garage, 3 to 1, and Elks and! um s furniture spin, i-i. Hal Hagen wrapped jup individ ual honors with a 215-182-211-608. Ernie Cundell rolled high individ ual game, a 227. All in all there were 18 games of 200 or better, an unusually high number for opening night. LAUDER'S BKOINNING As a lad, Sir Hurry Layder worked as a millboy and coai- miner, but his natural talent as an entertainer led him to choose the stage as a profession. He was knighted in 1919. The Bend Bulletin, Friday, September 16, 1955 r J t IP 3 j r c c utiuii muuyuiuiv vuit?cy ruuTuuii oeason Tonighf Against Upsef -Minded Texas A & M By TIM MOUIMCTV tVI-A. sparketl by AIIAmerieaStule, ami Utah State San Jose 1 tul.d ivkm siMirii Writer candidate Bob Davenport at full , Stale UCIJ. the nation's No. 1 college ; hack, heads into its opening gam football team last year and u con tender for the same title again this year, inaugurates the Coun try's lH.'t5 gridiron season tonight l.y meeting upset-minded Texas A & M under the lights al Los An geles' Memorial Coliseum. Several other smaller games also wiJl be played tonight uivl then the pigskin really starts bouncing Saturday with almost a full schedule of games. ROUGH AND READY Redmond opponents will find the going mighty rough over Randy Jones, 210-pound tackle. The husky senior is a key figure in Don Campbell's defensive plans. Crucial Tesf Tonight Angels Defeat Stars, 7 to I LOS ANGELES (UP) The Los Angeles Angels and (he Hollywood Stars clash tonight in the fourth game of their best of five series for tlie city championship and third place in the Pacific Coast League. Hurler Don Elston kept the Angel hopes alive last night by pitching a five-hitter that led Los Angeles to a 7-1 victory over the Stars at Wrigley Field. It was Los Angeles first victory In the play offs. The Stars won Hie first two games. If Los Angeles wins tonight and ties the playoffs at two games each, the deciding game will be played Sunday. Only Two Starters Back as New Grid Boss Takes Over Panthers This is the fifth in a series them long and hard for the mi- There are no forests in Greenland. Put New Power In Your Car . . . With A Genuine Kent Moore "Head -On" Carbon Blast Engine KNOCK OUT THAT CARBON Restore Your Motor's Acceleration and Pick-Up! Yes! If your car is fired and climnUh restore its nirk-un. S(T,3lTV' Take your car to The Bend Garage Co. The genuine Kent Moore "Head On" Carbon Blaster really does the job! Horsepower is increased 10.3o by actual test! It means wonderful in creases in mileage, performance, and pickup and pep! It's the approved tune-up that really gets into the heart of your motor removing carbon knock, and power stealing carbon de posits. - Bend Garage Co. 709 Wall St. Phone 193 outllniiiK fixjthall prosMTts at (Vntml Oregon high sehiHiU. By (iFNK ANDI KSON llulletin Sports Kditor Graduation robbed Redmond Its entire starting offensive line and half of the baekfield, and its Don Lampoell s big job, in ms first year as head coach, to re build an offense which carried tne Panthers to a successful seaser: last year and their first win over Bend in 31 years. Campbell, in his third year hore. moved up to the head spot when veteran Archie Dunsmoor moved on to Eastern Oregon College of Education after nine -years. All in all 14 lettermen graduated and another failed M return tol school. Thus Campbell faces the! task of turning nine returning num eral winners, most of whom saw only defensive duty last year, inio an offensive unit capable yf cross ing the goal line against tough ri vals like Prineville, Pendleton and Re id. j McClure, MeCren Buck i finn McCiure. 1(-I. senior full- hack and a two-year vet, and Dave McCrea, 1;J, a one-sinpper at the signal-railing slot, are the only WA starters back. Karl Scliult, 200. lettered last year, hut was strictly defense. He is trying his hand at halfback and doing a good job. .Toe Peterson. 157. gives added depth at yii. rioin rticerea and Peterson are good passers. I Lvle Seal will also get a shot at i MB. '! In the line the Panthers will will have Bill Hanson. 153. Dan-ell Muliorv lfifi. and Garv Robin. 15.!. at the flanks on offense. Marqu'.s Gwartney. 218. and Wilhur uunce, 185, lend plenty of heft from the inline Thp lrnards fobs fall to a pair of untested sophs, Keith Bin- terfield, 155, and Ueroy Dean. iw. Both turned in a good job against Tillamook in their first varsity per formanee. Ralph Beesley. 181, senior who played JV ball last year, is at center. Jours Slum WHI Defensively Durfee will men one flank, while either Hanson, Mallery or Robin will be at the other. In the middle Campbell will no with three defensive tackle.?. ;ial district 8-A-2 battle Friday niyht. Harry Gohelman a"d Vic Ander son are assisting with ihe -1G vars ity and JV cnndid;;tes, while M iv Scott is iu. ml ling the 23 frosh hopefuls. The Fresmen host Mad ras Monday at 4:30 p.m. while 'ht1 junior varsity, under Gcbelman, travels to Madrar. Kmls Gary H1ln. S-lI'i. 1M, nr. 1 viii'; Itlll Hanson, fid, 1S1 Jr. 1 vur; Mhi1 IVIiTKuii. 511. 1 IS. ir. tiariKfrr (im Mills txn: Jerry Bmun, eit. HI', wii'lii Utn it'll Mulli'iy. 5-11, sr. 1 vur. TACK1.KS - Wilbur lluifee. 6 1S5. sr. 1 var; H.-lth lluii.-ilk-l.l. 5 4. K5. siih: Itumlv .loins. 6 1. 'J 10. si. t'.fiw Ki-riiusoii. ti J, 171. r. JV; Slil Cartt-r. S HI. 145. sol-Ii. (11 AlilS l.flt..y Diiiu. 5;. im. ftijili; John C'.ruVfi. 5 11. r; Muntuis Leptich, Blakely In OSGA Finals TORTlND (UP) Defending Champion Marty Leptich met V. II. "Bill" Blakely today for the H)55 Oivgon 'Senior Golf Associa tion Championship. Both Portlanders came through with two victories each yesterday. Leptich defeated Bob Henningsen of Astoria one-up in the afternoon. alter edging Dr. K. G. Quesinl)erry of Corvallis at the 19th hole in the morning 'round. Blakely won from Taylor Treece of Portland in the morning and Hurley Kcktes of Oswego in the afternoon. The (JO - or over division finals matched Dr. Robert Fox and Bob Smith, both of Portland. Dr. Fox won from Clayton Sharp, 4 and 3, and Smith, edged Defending Cham pion Ward Cummings Sr. of Rose burg, 4 and 2. Bill Van Allen defeated Ted Dia mond, 4 and 3, in his fifth flight match Thursday. Ken Hicks los to Karle Goos, Oswego, 3 and 2, in the seventh flight. Farley Kl hott downed Nick Thompson, Cor vallis, 2 and 1, in the tenth flight In another tenth flight match. Krv Hogan lost on the lHth hole to 1. Palmerton. Klathath Falls. Dr. ( J. Rademacber whipped Phil Moll. Oswego, 2 - up in his eleventh flight match. :i M-point favorite to score its 14th straight victory. The Bruins won all nine of their games last year and the Pacific Coast Conference championship, but weren't eligible to go to the Rtise Bowl. Tht B.uins have lost several fine linemen, including Alt - America Tech. Jack Klena. from the team rated the nation's best last year by tlu United Press Boaiti of Couches. Coach Henry (Red) Sanders In sists he's ivImiUiing but the Vord is out that the Bruins are ready. Not Tou U glily Killed Texas A & M, not rated too high ly in its own Southwest Confer ence, has a sophomore-studded squad that Coach Paul (Bear) ! Bryant says bus at last got the hang of his split-T otfejise. The Aggies were the last team to beat a Kanders-coachetl UCLA squad in an opener, turning the trick by 2114 in 1!51, but they're not ex M'cted to do it again. Other games on tonight's arc- light program include Catawba- Davidson, Drake-North Dakota Then, without even wailing for the American I-eague to settle that wild pennant race, the punters, plungers, and passeis start goin all out Saturday in a heavy slate of games that includes an interest ing nationally-televised clash b- twivn Miami (FlaJ und Gorgiu . Cwnrtney. I IT. 11 1. I'M. si, 1 JV. , fi-0. 217'i. nr. ? vur: Slt-ve Car TJ, sr. JV; Ciiry Hunm. 5 in vur; Jim UaKlinoti-, !U. 177. Ji Otfo Sparks Browns, But Bears Win By UNITK!) PKKSS Otto Graham's finding the range but the Cleveland Browns' offen sive is still sputtering. The brilliant quarterback who led ihe Browns to five pro foot ball world titles and recently an swered Coach Paul Brown's emer gency call to come out of ivlire- mejit, sparked Cleveland to a 21-7 haUtime lead over the Chicago Bears Thursday night. He com pleted four of eight passes for 102 yards, passed for one touchdown and ran 14 yards for another. But the Bears throttled Otto and Cleveland's ground game in the cond half and scored a 24-21 vie- This opi-ning TV presentation marks a milestone in such events, for it will be the first color tele- , cast of n college football game, i If you're one of those rare lucky persons with a color TV set, you'r. , due for a dazling eyeful us the guld, green, und orange-clad play- . rs battle on the greenfieUl und pretty cheerleaders whoop it up. If vours is a black-and-white set you'll have to settle for what fig- 1 ures to be a whale of a ball game. These could be the two strongest teams in the Southeast section of the nation und the odds-makers are calling it strictly even money. Second ;ame At Niht Incidentally, the Miami-Georgia Tech st niggle is the day half of u unique day-night doubleheadcr on the same field. Al night. Missis sippi and Georgia, both contenders for the Southeastern Conference crown, collide nnd the odds-men Mieve that will he a battle, too, for they rate Mississippi just n one-point favorite. As usual ut this time of year, the schedule Saturday will lc heavily loaded with Interscctinnnl games. In some of the lies! of these, Pittsburgh is favored. by six points over California, lown State by six over Denver, Kansas State by " seven over Wyoming, Maryland by 20 over Missouri, Texas Christian by 20 over Kansas, nnd Oregon Slate by 1! over Brlgham Young Nagging Backache Sleepless Nights Often Duo to Kidney Slow-down CRN7EUS - llnllih U.ts)i'V. S-!l4, If I. sr. JV; Torn KIiikI.cII, 5-11. 175. hiIi. CjliAltTKIlltACKS -- Diivc McClva. 5-10. 1W. Jr. 1 vur: Jm- IVti-ntnn. 594, 157. sr. IIAI.f IIA( K.S fMl l MTIIUll. TW. jr. vii r. K.hI H.-kl. &!!',. l'6. iali-s. 5 '.. HH, Jr. liaiwli-r from Twin KnlU. Iila.: Kluyd H.-nn.-y. 5-7. 11TJ. nr. JV: Itlll Ki1h'h. hM. i:i. oili; nit k Muwuiil. 5 1H. nr. JV. Kia.UiACKS Don McClure, 5-i.Ptj. 1G4. hi-. 2 vur. Whrn kidney (unction bIuwb down, mmny fnlka eompluln u( nmiKlnit bnckach, hfd the, tint litem and Um of pep and vueiny. lory on G.rRc Blnnd- nine-ymd Ulil.r'SrSiru iiu fiiilrl iTiuil In fmirlh niilnd I tiu vim ilnwn iluu lo mioh common Cuusm Graham completed only two pass- es in the second half both in u old orwrona din my cause buIuk up (. I the final 7fl Seconds. I Lloit ni-ll your ktdtiey if thww mndl. lfoit! home Crowd Ol 4:t,0h7,l ive ',nuy rU( from tlieu diacomforU - . 1 t ... irn il.. U mllu nf kUnav tub nd tlltfi COmpieuilg u Ol i.". 1UJ , o I w .fA.k for n.w. Ur,nm, yards nnd two touchdowns! nnd nve niony. lt Ooan'a PHta luo i I 1 AaOWANCL VXtTt Schedule rrlni'Vllle Home Si 16 Cruti-r lliimi- Si l. f t I'i nill. li.ii lli.itir- S-pt. 30 '.lolui liny Ahii.v Ocl. 'I l.iiki'vii-w llomi' H IliirliH Awiiy Oct. 21 Ki'liil Awny '! Minimi llumn Nnv. I Ramly Joni-s. 210. Cli nn Kctyusun. 17-1. and Gwarlwy. Joni-s. a sen ior, playrd his first varsity K.'inic last Tfk and did a uukI job. Srhult. MK'lurc. Dran. Iiutti'rfi.:ld and Lawrence Siitmnsen will sec line barking duty. Kay Oales, MS tran-.tcr from Twin Falls. Ida.. Peterson. Floyd Bcsscy. m. and McCrea arc at defensive halfbacks. Although dumped 2ti-7 in their first start ayains! TlllamiKik, it A-as the offense and not the de fense that causal CamplM-ll the most concern. "Two of their touch downs came on ruhihles Inside our 15, which can easily happen in an ox'nini t(ame. We out first downed them though, and still lost by throe touchdowns," rojiorted Camptell. 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