The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, September 21, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextF . - U ' " ' ' "jf (FT' 4" .7 4 f Lai" ,' DSC. Hnnlnn . .- v v. i'V "t. V f . ' J1 Afoore 4 to 1 Underdog Against Rocky Tonight By JACK Cl'Doy salt's were in the ratio ol nearly L'nllni Vmm prt Wrilrr relunds- NEW YOKK (UP)-The "bonnr"! "Pi10 challEor Moore's . . , l nervousness during Tuesday s phy- postponement that emls Rockyislc.a, exanunalion and thc Kcnprdl Murciano and Archie Moore imorb,jer ,ne 2).hour delay would the ring tonight (or their heavy-j bother him more than the "ice- weiuht championship finht left thc'ld champion," the betting price odds unchanged at 4-1 but may Iwost the gate toward $900,000. To Surprise Foe Saturday EAGER BEAVER Vern Sampols, two-year leHerman end from Bend, will probably be on the receiving end when Ore gon Stato College goes after darlchorso Stanford in Portland Saturday night. Sampcls is a senior. Red Hot Yanks Stretch Gap Over Second Place Indians years. The Yankees have liiiiiiKri lift while Ine Inumns four. live have By I Hi;i) l0 t nlH'il Vru MIrtH Writ The Cleveland Indians had just one clj;o on Archie Moore today as both awailed the inevitable the New York Yuiikees cant beat ; pitched his way out of Kooky Mareiano to the knockout j Inning threat to win his 17th jjume punrh. 1' u' y('ar- All the 'relentless Yankees can HoM,y Av'la- lhc 1!,M hat" ... ... .. lint; champion, struck out the big do lonmbl i chnch a he lor lh Wl)W (w ,lu. ln(,ians a lwo.n American uaKue title. I hey ll Joj lrj,lk, hl Uh lnnuu, thlU wamuMKiim Uimnpfd, a 1-1 deadlock. The Yankees' nightcap viclory- Npi-eiitl to The Itulletin ORKtiON STATE COLLEGK.I Corvallis Ore?on Slate's bl:ick arlK'd football warriors, who im pressed everyone but themselves in last Saturday's 33-0 victory over Hriham Young, will attempt to surprise a favored Stanford uni versity squad Saturday nipht in Portland's Multnomah stadium. I Kickoff time for thp 25th renew- al of the Stanford-OSC series is set ! for 8 p.m., and ticket manager Jim Barratt of Oregon Stale has predicted a crowd of "at least 20, 01)0' Inr Portland's first college name of the year. A great deal of interest centered alMiut the Orangemen in their first outing, especially since they sport ed both a new coaching staff anrll an offensive formation brand new; to Heaver Rind fortunes. The 8,1)00 fans who sat on in Parker stadium, as the Heavers rolled over BY U wen not disappointed. ! Franc in Hurts An Mo i OSC romped to five touchdowns hat cnii","d and thn-e more that were nullified by 13 penalities charged to the over - eager band. Only one injury resulted from the onslaught, but one that might -prove crucial to Oregon State. Tailback Joe Francis, the hula-hipped Ha waiian sophomore, sprained an an kle earlv in the contest, and dur- U.Vim I'itcheH Victory ,). nrnrtler week hns hwn -il- Karly W-ynn yielded 10 hits unt;mosl oll, of at.,ion. Hl,ad COJK.h stranded 11 White Sox batters and. Tmmv pmthrn wiiri th;it hn honnd nintd-. in iUivp Fmneis in the stiii-tine ineup Saturday night, but was remained static. Unbeaten Marciano and the ft!- Wth the weather lid lilted by ajpion were siat(ld for another phys luit-uHM m uo-ji unu u.ii, iu-,cal exam todaVi but they npcd not cials of the International Boxingi undcrK0 the ord(:ai of ajioth-r Club figured today's man of ticket Welilj-lii buyers might swell the crowd at Thrir respcctive trainers pointed Yankee Stadium to lO.OOO. rreshout tnat )ne weiKhts Tuesday - Rocky 188 U nnd Archie 188 were about what was expected. Many boxing men figured pro moter Jim Norris had "pulled a prize boner" Tuesday when he de ferred the fight 24 hours because of a bad-weather threat that never materialized. He announced thc washout at 10 a.m., but less than an hour later the skies were clear ing and Hurricane lone veered out to sea. It was the first time an important title bout had been post poned before the weigh-in. Norris denied any boner. He ex plained: "I would do it again. We had no choice. Forecasts from all weather bureaus government. Navy and flying fields were hopelessly gloomy. And we were being bombarded by railroads and air companies for instructions whether to start their special fight trains and planes for New York." Before the box-offices reopened this morning, Norris said the ticket sale was slightly more than 5700, 000. He expected a rush today and until fighl-time tonight at tlie sta dium for medium-priced 520 and 5 10 tickets. In addition, 8.000 gen eral admission S5 seats will go on sale at the stadium at 7 p.m. Tonight's starting time was set back 15 minutes to 10:45 p.m. to avoid conflict with the regularly scheduled Wednesday night home tv scrnp between middle-weights Bobby Dykes and Georgia Johnson at Miami Beach. Softball Meet Called Tonight fa open fcoftball meeting Hll be hv !d t Dili jeh t at 8 p m. In rooni 306 of the hi en whool. All ttoftball players, manager, potr horM, and anyone interested in the fcpiirt arn urged to attend. DiKcuNhion of a new ti!e for Softball will be one of the main toptctt. It Is hoped that numt uf the preliminary work can be car ried out this winter, thus eir a tiling Mjtlball to get off to a fet start next summer. Maple syrup annually brings in the most cash revenue of any re corded woodland product to moil Vermont dairy farmers. The Bend ButletiniWednesdoy1Sept. 21. 1955 Madras Jayvees Edge Redmond . . . U.JInckuv'c trials MADRAS The Madras junior varsity came from behind in the fourth quarter of their first fooi ball tilt of the season to score a 12-7 upset over the Redmond Jay vees, here Monday afternoon. Tiertmrmd'a Joe Peterson made ihn inllv for his sauad in the first quarter when he went over on a quailerbaek keep. He also muu- thc extra point witn a duck. Th Berimond lead held until early in the fourth quarter when inhn Meflaskev. set up the score with a reverse. Mark iawson, u-n half, then swept end from five yards out. McClaskey's kick try failed. Behind by one point. The Buf faloes finally gamed possession with less than two minutes to &o when a bad Redmond pass from center caused the young Panthers to lose on downs. McClaskey ran another reverse, then Lawson threw a strike, from 15 yards out, to Delano Miller, right half, who raced five yards to tiie winning touchdown. The ex tra pojnt try failed, and time ran out before Redmond could get i!o ing again. . Hint it they bent the .Scmilm! a third straight iinieiiid tiie Judiann foe to ine (i'nicutiJ While Sox. Hui thry rmi I rtelAvr the kayo blow until at least Kri-day. The Indians made certain of thai Tuesday nij;hl when they snapped a four-game losing streak with a "buek-lo-the-wall" 3-2 triumph over the While Sox. The victory did little more than prolong the agony, however, as the Yankees h'at the St nalors. ti-3 and !)-7, in a day night doiihleheader and went games allelic) of the tribe. As a result any combination ot Yankee victories and Cleveland losses totaling three will clinch Casey Stengel's sixth flag in sev a.nm;.i, mi-:f:tii skt Special III The llllllelln HKDMONI) The annual meet- ing of the women's organialion of Juniper (lolf club will be Tues day, October 4, according to presi dent Mrs. .lack Hartley. Women will play nine holes of gnll that morning, with a pot-luck luncheon si'liululcd lor noon lo I p.m. anil the business meeting at 1 Three directors are lo be eli mnllieiiiallcaily knocked the White Sox out of the race. Ifnlllnmro RcalM Huston The ilalliniore Orioles beat the Boston lied Sox, 3-2 and 7-1, lo American l-cngue W. I..- Tel. (ill New York !i:i Mi JXM ..'lou-lnnd III M .W17 H'a 'iKi.igo S7 IS .M) IPa lUsl.m SI (17 .S.V) 11 . IVIioit 77 73 rj:t IG'ii Kansas City Kl S7 .I'JO :in'a ii.iii.uiore 5:1 : .M :t: 2 iVasnington 51 '.17 .HIS ll'a Kfrvirm C'ntiHl OH'ui.ii nvi f f f At. '-.MTU. Tl,. W.mI.I'i M..l K'ti il Blevins Leading Score Maker Shelby Blevins, Bend's pile driving fullback, picked up another pan of touchdowns against Swtti Home to maintain his two touch-lowns-a-game average and grab :he Central Oregon sooring lead. Blevms has 24 points. Dale Shumway, Prineville s shifty sent hark tuned in a great game against Redmond, but wj !ield to one ooint s two of his rouchdewns were nullified by pen nlties. Norm Pease. Bend, moved r CC 1 I ' Shelby blevins Takes over scoring lead move the Senators into seventh place and tiie Detroit Tigers downed the Kansas City Athletic.t, 7 3, in other American League ac tion. In the National League, Willie Mnys hit his -tilth and Wth homers as the New York Giants walloped the Pittsburgh Pirates, 11-1 and 118. Mays, who leads Ted Klus ewski by five homers in their race, has tied a mark by hitthig jieven homers in six games and needs one more round-tripper to ei;""l Johnny Mize's club record established in llH7, The champion Brooklyn Modeis beat ho Philailelphia Phillies. '13 laud f 1; Lew Burdelle Uissed a stx j hitler as the Milwaukee Brav-'S beat the Cincinnati Rcdlegs. 7 0. 'and the Si. Imis Cnnhnals got ' five hit pitching from Ben Flowei-s I '11111 Harvey Hail hx to fl'wn ttn ' Chicago Cubs, 2 0, m other NL games. making plans in the event ttie til-ple-lhreater was unable to play. Transfer Bernard Bruce, wno ran and passed for 90 yards against the Cougars, will move into the top spot, with fullbuck I'Jrnle Zwahlen being groomed for possible tailback duty. Also Rny West fall, who didn't wen stilt up for the opener, may be back mi harness. West fa II was No. 2 quar terback for last year's T-form'i-tion Beavers, and can handle all Hiree departments, run, pass and kick. Same Lineup I'lanned Prothro said that he contemplat ed few changes if any in the line up that started against BYU. That J mi rtwr. lineup had Dan Naranche and Norm Thiel at ends; Howard t ivr Buellgenhach nnd John Witte at tackles; Bob Rigger! and Vern El lison at guards; and Larry Ste vens al center. Ron Siegrist is slat ed to open nt quarterback; Fran cis or Bruce and Sam Wesley nt halfbacks; and Tom Berry at full. into third place on a two TD p i foimance against the Huskies. Ten playi rs are tied with six points apiece, including Bill St. John, Bruin extra-point specialist. Rapid Rich Youngs, Culver one man I scoring machine, tacked anothur point on to his six-man lean" as he racked -up 26 points. to keen up his average of four touchdowns per game. He has ,")3 poi.ils. Sisters 1-eonard Uuiglieis took over undisputed ser-nnd pl'tie with -1 TDs for 13 points. 4 Vntrul Ort'fu l'lii Shohiy Hli'vln. H Ifttlr Sliunwny. I' man I'cnx. H ntirr. c H v. H -. .. Hiijilmnk. P Cn-. 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