2 The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, September 27, 1955 '
The Lowdown
by OfcNK ANDKIISON
Bulletin Sparta Keillor
Vou just can't please
coacftps.
Following the flavor's 33-0 open
iiiK win ovit Brigham Youna,
ovcrylwtiy but hfad coach Tommy
Prothro -was singing the pn.isrb of
i he UhC gnd warriors.
Instead ot being happy with his
initial Orange win, Protho was
keenly dinappointed. "It wan the
poorest performance I've ever seen
by any team I've associated with,"
drawled Prothro, adding, "w
slunk up the joint."
"We were prelly fortunate on in
juries," Prolhro said, but added
"we didn't hit hard enough to get
nun."
Oregon Stale's newest pigskin
profesor was a mite happier follow
ing the Beaver's 10-0 "victory of
determination over Stanford Sat
tii'day.
Drannan Hamby, Bend's watch
charm guard of a few years back,
is now studying at Christian Al-
brechts University in Kell, Ger
many on a Fulbright scholarship.
The scholarship provides for trans
portation, education, and living ex
panses for the nine month aca
demic year.
A 1155 graduate of Unfield col
lege where he majored In chemis
try, Hamby will continue his stud
ies abroad in humanities and so
cil studies. For his four years In
college, he maintained a perfect
four point,
And Hamby didn't confine all his
activity to studying by any means.
He received the coveted award or.
the basis of his overall record In
eluding athletics and academic
achievement. He played four years
of football and tied with Al Tarpen
ning as the "most inspirational!
player on Ihe team" by a vote of
his Uiimmatcs last year.
Besides studying and playing
football, Hamby was also busy
working his way througu serwu,,
since he has a wife und young son
to support.
Hamby received an assistant
ship in chemistry at Oregon Slate
college, where he hud intended to
instruct undergraduates in labor
atory work. He hopes to be able
to go on with this work when v
returns from his travels in Ku-
rope. ,
At 58 and barely K0 pounds.
Hamby is living proof that you
don't have lo be big and dumb to
be a football player.
And speaking of heft, it is a good
tiling the Lava Boars don't meet
Grants Pass (his year. The Bruins'
Jack Ihe necessary poundage up
front and are too paper-thin In re
serves to he testing ihe Cavemen.
Coach Mel Ingram starts a five
man defensive wall that averages
over 2'Mi pounds per man. Starting
tackles are Dick Graves, 2X1
pound junior, and his little broth
er, Nathan Graves, 2ti.V pound soph.
Knds are Gary Krause, lMI-ound
senior, and I .any Thompson, a
"midget" at 101. Middle guard is
an experienced senior, .Jim Dean,
201. Any way you Innk, il totals
up to 1,182 pounds of trouble.
Although Rocky Murlcnno has
successfully defended his crown
ngainsl all comers, lu still doesn't
some. rate with the old timers.
In a recent magazine article.
Jack Dempsey details what he
thinks would have happened had
Marciano stepped into tne ring
with any of the belt-holders from
Sullivan's day down to Joe Louis in
his prime. Dempsey has the 185
pound 5-foot 10-inch Marciano suc
cumbing lo all of them either by
knockout or decision with the ex
ception of little - known Marvin
Mart, Tommy Burns, Pruno Car
nero, James J. Braddock and Jer
sey Joe Walcott, and winds up by
listing Marciano as hardly more
than a second-rater,
In Dernpscy's book, John L. Sul
livan, Bob Fitzsimmons, James
J. Jeffries, Jack Johnson, Jess Wil-
lard, Gene Turney, Max Schmel-
ing, Jack Sharkey and Joe Louis
A'ould have each blasted the block
buster myth into oblivion.
"Had they met in the Bomber's
prime, Kocky would have been
slashed to ribbons, knocked out.
says Dempsey, who even opines
tCz.ard Charles in his hey-day and
on a good night could have done
it.
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BROOKLYN PITCHING STAFF Dodger hurlers from left to right, Clem Labine, Carl Erskine,
Billy Loes, and Don Newcombe get the word from Manager Walt Alston. Newcombe will start
against Yanks tomorrow.
Ford to Oppose Newcombe
In Opening Series Contest
NKW YORK (L'Pl Manager; won - lost record, in the major
Casey Stengel was juggling the I leagues - 20 victories against only
starting lineup of the favored New (five defeats.
DRANNAN HAMBY
Gridder studies in Germany
Tunney, in a recent AP dispatch
out of Chicago, said that Tommy
Gibbons, Harry Grcb, and Jack
Dempsey would have beaten Mar-
ciano .in their prime.
"Gibbons was a wonderful box
erhe would have knocked Rocky
out." said Turuiey. .J
" don't believe Rocky would.1
have laid a glove on Greb. Demp
sey had everything Marciano has
in strength and power and was in
tuitively a shrewd fighter with tre
mendous drive."
The Ninth annual Pendleton $2,-1!
(KM! Open golf lournument is being
staged in Ihe fall for Ihe first timej
(his year In the hopes of attracting;
a greater field of northwest golf-,
era. The fairway event is slated;
for Oct. 7-9 and is expected toj
Iraw belter than In previous years
when conflicting events have In 'Id
the turnout down to around 7o. (
,Ioe Greer, Yakima, Wash., pro,
II head Ihe entrants this fall.j
Greer is shooting for his third
straight victory. Only amateur win-;
tiers wen' Bud Ward in lSMi), Ron
Clark in VXM and Dick Yost in
1!K. Ward holds Ihe record with
a 2M for the 72 holes, II strokes
under par.
York Yankees today, with Mickey
Mantle and Phil Rizzulo his big
problems on the eve of the first
game of the World Series against
the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Stengel's worries, chiefly about
Mantlets injured leg, were respon
sible for a slight reduction in the
odds favoring Ihe Yanks to win
the opening -game from 13-10 down
to 6 5. But New York remained
a 13-10 choice to win the world
championship for the sixth time
in seven years.
"I don't know who's In the out
field and I don't know who's in
the infield," Stengel admitted.
"But I do know I got two pitchers
ready - Whitey Ford and Tommy
Byrne.
Pint-sized Ford, a southpaw who
won 18 games and lost seven and
has "a lot of nerve," according
to Stengel, is certain lo start
Wednesday's game at Yankee Sta
dium. He will bo opposed by huge
Don Newcombe, Brooklyn s blaze-
balling righthander with the best
Mantle injured a thigh muscle
on Sept. 23 and hasn't played since:
although he has taken batting
practice. Stengel said the final de
cision on the star center fielder
may not be made until just a few
minutes before Wednesday's 1 p.m.
KDT game time.
Itlztilo Keported Weary
Rizuto, who will be playing in
his itinth World Series, is an un
ertain starter at shortstop for thr
Yankees simply because of weari
ness. If Stengel doesn't think tiny
Phil is ready, skinny Jerry Cole
man will start at short. If Mantle
isn't ready, then Irv Noren could
get the 'call in center field - or
perhaps it might he Bob Cerv.
By contrast, Manager Walter
Alstone - making his first appear
ance as a series pilot - has the
Dodgers' opening game lineup all
set. It features seven right-handed
hitters to face the southpaw slants;
)f Ford, with only big Duke Snider j
and Newcombe batting left-hand
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COnVALUS, Ore. (UP)-Coach
Tommy Prothro, proud Of his "new
look" Oregon State Beavers for
their startling 10-0 upset victory
over Stanford, sent his team back
to heavy drills today in preparation
for their next "big one" against
UCLA Oct. 8.
Interest in the UCLA clash was
already high. Prothro served nine
years under Red Sanders as UCLA
backficld coach and brought San
ders' single-wing attack with h'm
when he came to Oregon State last
spring.
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McMINNVILLE (UP) Oregon
College of Education's Junior Var-
sily edged Ihe Linvield JVs 13-12
m a football game here yesterday
afternoon on touchdowns by George
McGreer and Jim Dixon.
Bowling Teams
Post Victories
Monday Night Owl Standings
Team W L
Fundingsland Motors 8 4
Oregon Trail Box ...... 8 4
Cen. Ore. Roofing .... 7 , 5
Hoi man Transfer 7 5
V.F.VV 5 7
Polly's Cafe 5 7
Nancy's Curtain 4 8
Mirich's Mobillettrs 4 8
Kundingsland Motors and Ore
gon Trail Box both took 3 - to - 1
victories from Polly's Cafe and
Nancy's Curtain Shop to remain
deadlocked for the Monday Night
Owl league lead. Central Oregon
Roofing stayed just one game be
hind as it dropped VFW, 3-1, and
Holman Transfer moved into a tie
for second place by taking all
four points from Mirich's" Mobii-
ettes.
High game of 196 went to Bar
bara Bcrgseng. while Lillian An
derson grabbed high series, 489.
FW posted an 809 for high team
c?ame. Fundingsland rolled a 2241
for high series.
Tourney Taken
By Doug Ford
i-raTON Mass. (L'Pl PGA
champion Doug Ford added the
$7,000 C'arling goll tournament iu.
prize fo his impressive array ol
trophies today.
The 33-year-old Ford slammed a
nder-uar 69 at Charles
River County Club Monday- to pos1
a winniog 72 - hole total of 276 in
ihe J43,0U0 classic.
Ford, who plays out of Kiam
esha Lake, N. Y.. went into thi
iih a two-stroke lea(
over Freddie Haas ol Claremont,
Calif, and Art Wall Jr. ol focoiu
Manor, Ps.
Second best honors, including
$3,750, went to WaU who shot a
four-under pur 68 in carding his
277.
SOMETHING HP SLEEVE
MOSCOW, Idaho (UP) Coach
Skip Stahley hinted today he hus
something up his sleeve to cure
his University of Idaho Vandals'
"sickly running offense" when they
meet Arizona Saturday at Tucson.
Stahley sent the Vandals througn
a two-hour light workout yesterday
in their first practice since Satur
day's loss to Utah. Starting half
back Ray Bittner, who sprained an
ankle against Utah, remained off
the field but was expected back in
uniform tomorrow. Stanley said he
probably will see action against
Arizona.
IN GOOD SHAPE
PULLMAN, Wash., (UP) First
string quarterback Bob Iverson,
who suffered a rrtild concussion in
Washington Slate's loss to Kansas,
was pronounced "In good condi
tion" today but it was doubtful he
will see action against UCLA Sat
urday. Two other injured Cougars re
joined the team yesterday, how
ever, and looked good in two hours
of rough contact work.
Boardman Among
OSC Freshmen
rfrwjvAi.i.TK (IIPI A bic crop
of freshman athletes, lnciuaing s.x
i mi.M, Hackothall star Gary
nnhio of Tnutie Lake. Wash., and
two-time all-state hoopstor Ted Mil
ler of Milwaukie. were enroneo hi
Oregon State College today.
Eight preppers who played in
the 1955 state lugn scnooi an rum
game in Portland were included on
the football roster. They are Tony
Arana of Vale; Nub Beamer cf
Roseburg; Terry Salisbury of
North Snlnm- Duane Marshall of
St. Helens; Mickey Gray of Roose-
..oil. r.ono Mr-Miil en of Lincoln;
Dennis Brundage of Roseburg and
Buzz Randall of Estacada. All b'lt
Brundage and Randall are backs.
From Los Angeles came Jim
Brackins, winner of Ihe Naval
Academy award for the outstand
ing student-athlete in Southern Cal
ifornia. He plays guard. Several
other California prep stars en
rolled. Miles Boardman of Bend, named
the most valuable back in the 19M
Shrine game, entered school after
two years in the service.
Selvy Almost
Rolls 600 Game
City League Standings
Team W L
The Elks 11 1
Congress Food 7 5
"aria's -v 6 6
Pastime 6 6
even-Up - -.' 6 6
Medo-Land 5 7
Vpsi-Cola 4 8
undgren's - 3 9
Paul Selvy nearly got himself
l 600 at the Cascade Bowl Mon
lay night but he fell two pins
;hort in his final game. However
lis 236-103 1R9 5!)S was tops and it
lelped the Elks lo chalk up a four
win! win over Congress Fn-jd
Market and take over un-'ispulcd
first place in the City l-ue-i". The
two teams were tied fa- f.e top
spot.
Elks won serii- li.mr.rs with a
lealthy 2,612, but l'ensi-Cola edged
hem by three pins for high single
lame ,at 88.
In the other team matches, Pas
ime topped Medo-Land, 3-1. Seven
Up defeated Lundgren's Mill by
the same count, and Faria's
Health Center and Pepsi - Cola
fivided, 2-2.
HUSKIES PRAISED
SEATTLE, Wash, (UP) Coach
Johnny Chcrbcrg, greatly pleased
with University of Washington's
30-0 win against Minnesota, praised
his Huskies today for their "great
team effort."
He said he has "every confidence
the team will show this team effort
every Saturday of the season."
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