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Bulletin Sports Kclitiir
With several collets now in
and others due lo start goon,
it is interesting to note where Cen
tral Oregon prep athletes will eon
t nue their education.
Arlie Alderman, one of the to,i
pitching prospects in the stale, is
nended for I he l-'mvi-rsily of Ore
ton. 'Die lanky Cowboy attracted
considerable at lent ion from ' (ho:;i
n the know ' while posting a 5-wui.
ARLIE ALDERMAN
Cowboy heads for Oregon
Host record -with the loggers this
summer.
It is no secret that I toy Helper,
''x-l'orllnnd Braver southpaw hoc
who managed Drain Black Sox lo
rhe Soutiiern Oregon championship
for Ihc fourth straight year, would
kp In li;i... AM.,,-,,,,.., .....I.... I,. -I
r" J
Tilt'-l.-iur- ill l.infuld College. IMsi'"7"'iVr f'''r' ,, . ,. ,
.r. a keen JwdKo of diamond ...I , ''T TZ A "'"m
rnt. was v TV imnnl l.v A, I H-.ll-h-.sk.-IMI Oliver IS mo-nod
dormnn in his briif showing
ngainsl thi- powerful Drain nine.
Kvon Kloyd liohinxon. Salem Sen
ai'.r Hui.-ner, tonk ncilicp of ine
1'rineville pileher. Alderman
slopped lti- Salem li'ini in his i-e-lii'f
appearance nitninst litem up
Smoke Shop
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Robinson stoppid several Bend
players and wanted to know aba'
that, "you.ig kid with the big
car vp. lit' throws as good a curv -is
we have seen all year in tn
NortJmest league and ought lo
eatly go places" reported Ruh:n
on. Mike Dicker. Alderman's higli
ichfMf! teammate will attend Cen
ral On -gon collrgi-. as will Benrl's
i'tle Jim (Ymvell, and Chijrk
"hrHt'-nsen, who transf'-rred froje
hvgon College of Ivlueation.
Fn-d W.ide. la-1 year's Bruin
'inrterbaek. is already down at
Villamette. Me will be joinrd by
Madras fullback Mack Iehri.
n'ither fluff alhlte. end Haro.d
Moore, is up at Kastcrn Oregon
"ollrge of Kdueation.
Oregon Sl'ite Beavers will dr.iw
'everal loo-notch athletes, inebio
'mj Dave Kribs, Bruin taekle. and
Miles Boardman, biHtf.eid star .)(
'he Lava Bears several years ao
Kar Corkett will also study at
Gene Harrison. captain of Inst
rtr's Sifters team, is an enil c.in-
-if!'t(n at I infield eo'l-M-e Fiecausi
of his small sie 'C O, V7 he- will
i'"v junior varsity.
The Ducks arc due for n coupl.
if !t'infloiits in Krefl Mall. Prine-
ville's irreal football and track star
of a f""' veans hack, iusl out tI
it a service stint, and Larry Five-
eoal. Madras nuarlerhack and
hns"ba! entfher. Kiveeoat, a din
vous h-ft-handed hitt'-r attracted
'TtTtnr 1"hoip seonN- ;it a try out
ir-iT. this --ini,.r an,j j-ccrlved '
b"i w'll enni inue his Min
inn r.t nn..-i,.i S-.te Jerry H'iM
wil, is Krmil 'or Southern Cali
v'i uliile N'ea! SeheideJ and
T'-rtt .T'ir-.n two S-d'-m gridfler.-i
ire liekefed for Stanford.
OSC Has New
Wrestling Coach I
C'OKVALLIS tUI'l Mai Petersen
was named varsity wrestling coach;
at Oregon State College yesterday!
to svieeeed Jim Dixon.
Petersen is n former Pacific
Const Conference lift-pound boxing
i champion. Dixon will continue to
,, handle the wrestling program in
iOS(:"s physical education depart
I men I and to (Conduct the stab
tliiidi seho(l wrestling lournamenl.
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BULLETIN
2 The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, September 20, 1955
Postponement of Title Fight
Forced by Hurricane lone
By JACK CUDIJY
I'liiled 1'rettn HiHirts Writer
NKW YOHK (UPl The Itocky
Marciano - Archie .Moore heavy
weight title fight was postponed for
2 hours today because of hurri
cane lone.
In view of Weather forecasts call
ing for strong winds and heavy
rain for the New York area. Pro
moter James D. Norris of the In
ternational Boxing Club announced1
Hip postponement.
The fight now will be held,
weather permitting, at Yankor
yiadium tomorrow night. Howevei
the fight, which was scheduled lo
start at 7:.'0 p.m. PDT tonight,
will not start until 7:45 p.m. PDT
Wednesday In'cause of broadcast
ing complications.
Should another postponement be
necessary, the fight will be staged
Thursday night.
The 21-hour postponement came
as another frustration and perhaps
a costly one for Moore, the lon(
by the waiting than the placid
thwarted. ,'i8 - year - old challenger
Prineville JVs
Dump Bend, 25-8
SicHiif lo The Itiillitin
PUINLV1LLK Prineville jun-
ier varsity football team continued
its winning ways here Monday
opening the yea son with a hard
earned 1!7 to S victory over Bona,
Tli' Rend JVs scored first, re
covering a fnmhip early in the
ame and driving all the way,
with Don Moss finally cracking
ver. The PAT try was blocked
Prineville came back to knot the
re at ti-tJ, and move into a I2-d
halflime lead.
The Bend attack txigged down
when quarterback Stan Williams
left the game early in the seond
piarti r with a slight leg injury.
Despite his departure, the baby
Bruins presented a good passing
attack. All .17 players saw action
lor Bend. .
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Jarciano.
The Marciano - Moore extrava
ganza will not be televised to
homes; only to 18 theaters and
four veterans' hospitals in VZ cities
on a closed circuit. j
Promoter Jim Norris was un
certain how much a one-day wash
out would hurt the gate. Me had
expected at least $750,000 from 50,-.
(XX) fans. The advance sale approx
imated $000,000. and he figured
additionally that at least $50,000
worth of tickets already had been
sold in outside consignments.
Pre-Hultle Statement
Coincident with their arrivals,
each issued a pre-battle statement
in which he predicted victory.
Moore declared, "I've said a lot
of things about Rocky and this
fight, and I meant every one of
them." He apparently referred to
his charge that Rocky was not
merely a rough fighter but a foul
fighter.
Rocky, denying, said, "I've
never been a dirty fighter. Noth
ing, not even the heavyweignt
title, would make me stray from
the way my parents trained me."
Archie clinched the shot at Mar
ciano by outpointing big Nino
Vardes, then top heavyweight con
tender, in May, and by knocking
out middleweight champion Bobo
Olson in June.
Boxing men generally recognize
him as the best combination boxer
minchrr in any division. Me can
fight from the upright or the bob-
weave. His unusually long left jab
has a kick that could threaten a
quick bleeder" like Rocky. He is
an authoritative left-hooker, and a
sure stopper" with his sneaker
right.
IlltKAKS OWN MARK
LONDON (UP) Russia's M'hail
Krivonosov broke his own world
record for the hammer throw with
i toss of 211 feet, 7'a inches Mon
day luring an international trnci
meet. Nina Otkalenko of Russia
set another -world's record in the
women's WW-meter run with a
cliVking of two minutes, 6.4 sec
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Culver to Play
Dufur at Madra?
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS The Culver hign
fpflooi Bulldogs, second in tht
state in six-man football last year,
will entertain Dyfur high sci.joi
Friday evening in an 8 p.m. con
test under lights of Madras Un.on
high school's Kelly field.
The game will be a Cascade
-eague encounter. In 19H Codcn
Buck Monroe's boyi humbled Du-
ftir. 41-2, but Monroe is looking for
i harder go this time.
Previously this year, the Bulldogi
trounced Arlington 47-13, and then
dumped Cascade Locks, 59-13.
Monroe's tentative starting line
ip includes Vic Youngs and Bui
Mishey. ends; Errol Ohlde, cen
tcr; Tom Herringshaw, quarter
lack; Doug Humphrey, left half,
and Rich Youngs, right half.
Originally set for Culver in the
ifternoon, the time and site wer
hanged to allow Jefferson county
fans a look at the six-man sport.
Blucher Paces
Medo-Land Win
Cit League Standing
W
Elks
Congress
r aria's
Mtdo-Lai.d
Seven Up
Pastime
Pepsi-CL-la
Lundgrens 2
Sam B.'ucner rolled a 226-209
170-603 ta lead Mef's-Land to b
three out of four point win ove:
Pepsi-Coia Monday in City league
action at the Cascade Bowl. Pepsi
Cola had a 2617 for high learn
series, and an 893 for a tie with
he Elk? for high team game.
Congress- Kood took Seven Up
'or all lour points, while the Elks
'ook th'xe from Faria's Health,
and Pastime and Lundgren's split
B. Holier had a 245 for hign
game.
Louise Edward turned in a 190
for high game among the Monday
Nile Owls. Gladys Simenson took
high series with a 518. Both high
learn yame, 828, and series, 2261,
went to Oregon Trail Box.
Mirich's Mobilcttes, Fundings
and Motors and Oreeon Trail Rox
each won 4-0 over Nancy's Cur
;iin Shop. Polly's Cafe, and VFW
respectively. Central Oregon Roof
ing won over llolman Transfer, I
Eighty-five to 90 per cent of all
nrilk and cream produced in North
IJ-ikota is made into but tcr.
Power you thought your,
engine had lost forever can
be brought back in a weekend,
trip simply by changing to
Shell Premium Gasoline .
with TCP. In 400 miles or
less, it neutralizes deposits
of lead and. carbon a majoi
cause of power waste.
It's the most powerful
gasoline your car can use.
Yankees Hoping
To Clinch Flag
Against Senators
By t'KKD DOWN
' fnlted Imh Sports Writer
The New York Yankees aimed
:oday for a quick end to the
American League pennant race
serene in the knowledge that
leither the Cleveland Indians noi
Hurricane lone can do muchabout
it.
The Yankees' immediate objet
'ive was a three-game sweep of
ihe Washington Senator a feat
vhich would clinch Casey Sten
iel's sixth flag in seven years
should the Indians lose their Iwo
lame series with the Chicago
White Sox.
fn Chicago, AL President Wi!
Harridup assured all the interest
ed parties that Hurricane lone
?an't give anyone an unfair advan
tage even if the Yankee-Senator
series becomes disrupted. Har
ririge announced that any post
poned games having a bearing on
the race would be played after the
season.
Out For A Sweep
With this knowledge, Stengel
was sending Don Larsen and his
two star southpaws, 17-game win
ner Whitey Ford and 16-game win
ner Tommy Byrne, out for a sweep
in Washington.
The Yankees were theoretical;,
crippled by the loss of centerfield
or Mickey Mantle and shortstop
Phil Rizzuto as well as Bill Skow
ron's broken toe but once again
Stengel's bench strength should be
adequate to meet Ihe emergency.
A Yankee outfield of Elston How
ard, Irv Noren and Hank Bauer is
probably as good as any other in
the league. Gerry Coleman fills in,
adequately for Rizzuto and
Collins has been ' more efiective
than Skowron in recent weeks any
how.
At Chicago, the Indians start
their series' with the White Sox
tonight striving to snap a four-
game losing streak but they'll be;
running into two of the toughest!
pitchers in the circuit for them toi
beat. It'll be Billy Pierce tonight
and Jack Harshman Wednesday.
I-opez Undecided
Manager Al Lopez said he would
pitch either 16-game winner Early
Wynn or Herb Score, the rookie
strikeout king, tonight.
Ernie Banks, the Chicago Cub
brilliant young shortstop, set his
second major league record of tne
season Monday night in one of th.
two games played. Banks, who
earlier set a new mark for homers
SP0RT5MAN'S"
USING STREAMERS
SHORT
RETRIEVES
PATH Of
PBIFT
DRIFT
ENDS
In vpeams, cast across, o
upstream, and activate. the
streamer fuv uke a minnow
during its drift bv polling
in and releasing cor 1' of
line. this imitates a minnow
struggling against the cur
rent, wet flies may be fish
ed the same way. dont jerk
fty out as drift ends; play
it back to you in, the same
manner, then re-cast. some
times it pays to oust let a
streamer idle against cur
pent when drift ends. experi
ment with various retrieves. .
Bend Boosters
Hold Session
Bend boosters, some 26 strong,
were given a keener insight on
the split-T formation at the first
sports forum of the year at the
Bend high school Monday night.
Head coach Tom Winbigler out
I'ned the basic philosophy behind
offense and answered u.l
questions regarding it. Because of
the interest shown, it was decided
to have another similar meeting
next Monday at 8 p.m. At that
time, assistant coach Don Mc-
Cauley will discuss line play.
Russ Acheson, high school pti.v
cipal, spoke on the Lava Bear's
siate and coming problems in dis
ict 8-A-l scheduling. Coffee and
doughnuts were served following
he informal hour-and-a half pro
gram.
Abraham Lincoln delivered his
immortal Gettysburg Address on
November 19, 1863.
by a shortstop in one year, hit
his fifth grand slam homer of the
campaign although Ihe St. liouis
Cardinals won out in the 12th inn
ing. 6-5, on a homer by Rip Re
pulski.
Rookie Bud Black pitched a six
hitter for his first victory as the
Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas
City Athletics, 4-0, in the other
game.
Vikings Next
For Linfield
Kprrial to Th Bulletin
i imi.-ii.-i n miJ-KOE.
Minnville Licking wounds from
i 19-15 upset loss 10 soutiiern Ore
rv.llm !st Salurdav. the l.in.
:ie)d Wildcat will set his sights on
kn Dnrtlnnd State Vikinc in rlrilU
here this week. The Wildcats and
Vikings wi'1 mccl al l-00s uay
irday night in a benefit game for
the Shrine crippled children fund.
Lindfiold's air attack, powered by
ihe arms of Ron Parrish and Vern
....1.11 Imm the auarterhai''
slot, will prohahly he the bigger
weapon against H.irtmnil state, a;
if was against the Itcd Raiders.
Parrish pass i !cr 107 y.inis Sat
urday night, Marshall -u more
lo pace the '(.'at off.n::ve.
Decision Scored
By Jimmy Slade
NEW YORK fUP) You couldn't
tell the winner from the loser after
Ytrtntav night's widelv - televised
fight between heavyweights Jim
my Slade of New York and Archie
McBridc of Trenton. N.J.
Slade. an 8'i to 5 underdog, won
the 10-round fight on a unanimous
decision but also wound up with
ttiree deep cuis aooui ine eyes.
McBride opened a cut on Slade's
right cheek in the second round
and puffed his left eye in the same
session. In the eighth round, Jim
my was slashed under the left eye.
It was a dull, mauling bout that
had the crowd of 1,000 calling for
action most of the way.
Centralia Coach
Down With Polio
CENTRALIA. Wash. (UP) Hih
School football coach Hal Schrupp
was hospitalized in the Centralia
hospital Saturday with polio.
Lewis county health officer. Dr.
Morris Chelsky, who released the
information yesterday, said all
physical activity1 in Centralia high
school will be stopped for one
week. He said there would be no
physical education class or football
turnouts and Centralia's Friday
night game with Hoquiam has
been postponed.
SKiN CXINTKACrrS
SASKATOON, Sask. (UP) The
New York Rangers today ai
nounced that centers Dave Crcigh
ton and Bronco Horvath have
signed their contracts for the 1955
"6 National Hockey League sea
son. Both men were recently ac
quired from the Detroit Red Wings
and have joined the Rangers for
p re-season training.
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