The Lowdown
By OUNE ANDERSON
Bulletin Sportn Editor
The Bend Bulletin, Monday, October 3, 1955
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Colorado Next
For Webfoots
Interesting line of thought behind
the "zebra formation" J;eon
Slate used for two plays against
Stanford. Tiie formation had Bea
vers si rung out from one sideline
to the other. The first time the
Orange shifted into it, Stanford
immediately called time out to de
vise u defense, and while the Bea
vers never made a lot of yardage
off it, it served its purpose as fa
as Coach Tommy Prothro wa j con
cerned reporls Chris Kowitz in the
Corvnllis Gazette Times.
His primary pui"jxw was to give
Stanford and other scouts some
thing lo take back home and worry
over.
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romis between halves."
"By running one play from the
zebra formation in the first half,"
Prothro continues, "we forcfd
Stanford coaches to spend a part
of- those precious six minutes dis
cussing a defense for that parti
cular fomation. We figured if Stan
ford spent three minutes talking
ibout our zebra formation, they'd
have only three minutes to go oven
everything else that h team nor
mally discuss at halftime.
Prolhro added that scouts from
future opponents would take back
notes on the zebra formation.
"When they get home and study
their diagrams and realize the 20
or M- different things that
might do from that formation, they
?ire going to do some worrying
The coaches will spend maybe r
whole practice period working or
ri defense for that particular form
ation. That gives them just that
much less time to do the things
that they would normally do in pre
paring to play us." .
Prothro didn't say whether or
not he planned to use the zebra
formation in any urlber games
(his year.
Incidentally tKe Beavers went in-
i to the Stanford (tame wilh only 13
running plays. However Prolhro
plans to add nnolher one or two.
As far as passing goes, the Orange
have eight pass palterns. Kafh
naltern has four variations in
biocking assignments and passer's
movements.
Hal Ueev". end-tackle from the
University of Oregon, is now with
Calgary of the Canadian Foot
ball League after being traded by
jkdmonlon, who gave him a nice
bonus Pa sinninf. Iteeve piavnn
tackle his first three years at Ore-
but switched over lo Ibe
riann his senior vent, and is play-
ng end in Canada
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene (Spcc.al) For the fourth
straight K'imc, Oregon's Ducks
will head into a game heavily out
weighed in bolh the line and back-
field. Coach Len Casanova's Ducks
will meet the University of Colo
rado in the first Eugene game of
tne season for the Webfoots, Sat
urday afternoon.
Being outweighed will be noth
ing new to the Ducks this year,
battling the bulk in alt three of
their previous games, against Utah,
USC and Washington. The Buff;
will carry a stalling lineup to the
Eugene fracas that averages 20
to the man, and a five pound
heavier 210 for each of the line
men. Colorado Strong
Colorado, under Dal Ward, has
possibly its best team in severa
years. They are heavily favored
in the Big Seven conference. With
depth to go along with the size.
Ward has been alternating two
complete units thus far this sea
son.
Biggest men on the Buffalo ros
ter and likewise 1n the starting
'incup are tackles Sam -Salerno,
VI, and Di'-k Holder 221. Com
pared ,to Ihe Colorado average,
Oregon will start .a line that figures
199 to the man and a backfield
tha a""nes IHO.
, Dueks Rely on Speed
Whn t I he Webfoots lose
weight, they hope to pick up in
backfield speed and overall team
speed. Jim Shanley, Dtck James
and J'i'ek Moris have been cutting
some fancy and lightning-like paths
through the first three Duck games
and should offer Colorado some
thing to chase. Likewise in th
line, Oregon has formidable speed.
with four of thn first stringers
converted backfield men from high
school.
Biggest weakness thus far in Ihe
Orecon attack tyis been a lack of
passing lo balance what Casanova
believes to be the besl running at
tack at Oregon in several years.
" "The halftime intermission is !.
minutes," Prolhro explained.
Teams spend hIkhiI ihree minutes
going to the dressing room and
three minutes returning to the
rjeld. They like lo gel back out on
the field about three minutes be-
rore the start of the spcoiui hnlf
That gives them just six minute
in the privacy of their dressing
HTII.L STANDI N(i
Only one of the seven wondi
of the ancient world still stands.
It is the Client Pyramid at Gi.eh.
Egypt, which covers YA acres til .'ions,
ground and is about l'0 feel in
lu'igUI. It served as a tomb for
Cheops , and contains several ex
ceeding, y well-hidden passages.
MILL ( usi-;s
MARCO LA, Ore. tUPl The
Mohawk Lumber Company mill
which employed n limit 100 men in
eastern Lane county com
munity was closed Saturday. The
firm plans to continue woods oper
ations. An official said It wa.i
impractical to continue mill opera-
Yankee whalemen charted hun-
heds of islands in the South Seas
luring the ISllh century.
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Bowling Action Under Way
In Nsw Alleys at Redmond
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND Premier Bowl in
Redmond started league play here
in September with three women's
leagues and two men's leagues.
Another men's league will' be add
ed after potato harvest is over,
and owners of the new alleys, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Ivancovich. report
fhe junior league is scheduled to
start this week.
High single game and three game
series in Women's A League las'
week were rolled by Carol Duzar
f Prineville Machine, with a 2K
nd 5H7. That team also turned ir
The high single and three ganu
series, 829 and 2406. Team stand
ings in the league:
Conroy Chevrolet, Prineville Ma
-nine, Shangri-La Cafe, Farmer.--Hardware.
Prinevi'le Merchants
Kilgore Dairy, Red Steer Stea'
House and Bill's Electric.
DeJuriettc nan High (tame
In the Women's B league Maxin'
De Jarn"tte had the high individu"
ame, 177. and Agnes Smith hi"1
series, 433. Madras Cleaners ivit1
755 for single and Milton's Caf"
1923, for three games, were team
winners. Standings: . '
Ivancovich Trailer Salesf Pinr
Products. Milton's Cafe, Madrar
"l-janerx Powder Keg. Judy1
L-ess Shoo, Economy Paclj and
rum rtriUJV nun in:.
' The Freshman league, composer'
of beginning bowlers, lisrs Aflor
Ray with 169 and Del-ons Fa:1h
ine. 445, the single and three gam"
winners. Avon Products took botr
team single and three game series
460 and 1277. S'andings:
Chili King Cafe. Avon Products
Shively Agency, LaVera's Floral
Whiteboue Pharmacy. Signal Oil
Cent-Wise Drug and Central Trac
tor.' ;
riim!ell INMs r.90
,iiVn fjillam. bowling wilh Pine
Prod'"'ts had 231 high single fame
and Ernie Cundell, King's Motor
590 for series, in the men's Cen
tral Oregon League last week. For
single game it was Corral club
1003; and series, King's Motor, with
29-12.
Pine Products, Smith Insurance,
King's Motor, Mid-State Tractor,
Mirich Mobiloils, DahJ Pine, Pon
derosa Lumber Sales and Corra;
Club.
Earl Patrick and Harry Sly, eacl
with 193, tied for high single gamr
n men's Civic league last week
Roy Bryant's 513 for three games
was high. Ford Cleaners, 811, had
ugh team single game, and Ivan
Mvich Trailer Sales 2364 for high
hree. The latter also leads the
league in standings:
Ivancovich Trailer Sales, Pre
mier Bowl, Crater Lake Machin
ery, ord Cleaners, Main Street
Parage. Hudspeth Pine. Thriftwise
)rug and Hogan's.
Willie Pastrano
To Meet Young
NEW ORLEANS (UP) Fleet
local ligl heavyweight Willie Ps-
trnno. undefeated since late 19i3
and recently pushed to No. 3 rank
ing, enters Ihe ring against Isug-'
gor-typo Paddy Young, ranked No.
5, tonight in a scheduled 10-rounder
at Municipal Auditorium.
Oddsmakers were calling tlv-
bout close to even in what rould be
a fast -action match against the
flickering footwork of Pastrano and
the brawling net urn employed by
the New Yorker.
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Lundgrens Drop
Air Force, 39-0,
In Flag Football
Six-man flag football got off to
an abbreviated start Sunday at
Bruin Field as last year's cham
pion Lundgren's team ran rough
shod over the Air Force, 39 to 0.
In the second scheduled contest.
Central Oregon College Nitchawks
won by forfeit when the National
Guard failed to put in an appear
ance. Bill Robeck scooted 65 yards for
one touchdown, aiid Ernie Martin
added two more, one on a 46-yard
jaunt as Lundgren's jumped to a
20-0 halftime lead.
Miles Boardman. back, from
Oregon State College, romped for
a pair of TDs, and Jim Lawrence
added the final tally. Frank Ellis.
Martin and Al Morris each added
a PAT.
Weekly Sports
Forum Slated
Tips on "How to Watch a Foot
ball Game" will be diseuswd by
bead coach Tom WlnbfKlw ' ,he
weekly sporte forum tonight at
8 p.m. lit room 36 of the high
school. Pointers will be given to
help, the average fair greater ap
preciate Ihe spo'rt.
Winhigler will also review the
South Salem football Rame. Free
rot fee and doughnuts will be
Hcrved following the hour - long
informal meeting.
The Battle o( the Alamo actual
ly was a siege, lasting from Feb.
23 to March 6, 1836.
Metsker's County Maps
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STRIKE ENDS
WALLA WALLA. Wsh. (UP) -A
four-day hunger strike at the Wash
ington state penitentiary ended
here Saturday when the remaining
33, of the original 37 striking con
victs ate a stuffed green pepper
dinner, their first food since Mon
day. ' ,
Three cf the inmates got hun
gry enough to eat dinner Friday
night and a fourth took food lor
breakfast Saturday morning.
BOATS
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