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The Bend Bulletin, Friday, October 28, 1955
Pirates
Top Powerhouse
z: In State Given
2fdge in Contest
' Team
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Central Oregon footbnll followers
'wlli got a glimpse of the state's
" tap powerhouse tonight when the
'"Golden Pirates of Pete Susick in
'rfvde Prineville fop a battle with
"rrr e Cowboys.
'Crt-loth teams currently boast six-
tlm-K'Lmo winning streaks. Marshfleld
has won oil six games this year,
drawing a bye one wk, Prine
mJ ville bounced back after un open-
ing low to Albany to click off six
straight triumphs.
- Marshfleld seems to possess cv
- erything a great football team
'Z fl;edB a tough line, a potent
IV, ground and air attack, and spirit
s - -The Pirates are well coached too.
.susick s rjcora ai coos uay in
, "deludes 76 wins, 19 Josses and 8
V 4ics. His teams have been in the
state playoffs seven limes in hit
nine years, missing, oui omy in
Z -1946 (his first year) and 1953.
Good Paw Catchers
4,cn Creasev. ISO. and Quick
'3nsbary, 175, are bo1li good pans-
jentching ends, with Creaseyou'-
smnamg on defense. lacKJes wr
rry Billiard, 220, and Dale Card
-mk .well, 195, are demons on defense,
'Guards are Don Brandon, 191, and
Larry Hint, the smallest .starter
' at 16-1. Bob Peterson, 189-pound
center, is a standout on both of
fense and defense.
Sandy Kraser, a fine runner and
passer is at QB, and can call on
- Denny (Super Chief) Baker, 20,1,
'; Roger Johnson, 185, and FB Jim
Bell, 185.
fc Coach Keith DeCourcey sent his
Cowboys through a linal practiro
r, Thursday under the lights of the
Crooked Klver Roundup grounds,
and reported his team to be in
A-l shape. "Wo may not win, but
we will have tun," hi? promised
Hnrprtiirti Cooking '
The Cowboys, two to mree.
touchdown underdogs, have a few
surprises of their own cooked up
tor the Pirates, cream of the Ore-,
gon prep crop.
Quarterback Bill ParWsh has.
been looking good In drills this
week, and the 'Pokes promise to
throw plenty of passes. Prineville
has also moved lis defense around,
in an attempt to corrall the hiijh
powerod Pirate backfield.
Meet Cowboys; Panthers Invade Bruin Lair
Two Lava Bears Starters
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LEONARD CREASEY
Marshfield's top receiver
SANDY FRASER
Triple-threat quarterback
Revenge-Bent
Navy To Play
Notre Dame
By .JOII.V GRIFFIV
l.'iiitL-d VrvH Sports Writer
How well the trainers do their
last-minute patching jobs today on
a number of injured stars may
very well decide the winners in
several of Saturday's biggest col
lege football games, like Navy
Notre Dame and Michigan-Iowa.
For example, if the bruised thigh
of Notre Dame quarterback Paul
Hornung doesn't respond well, the
Fighting Irish may fail as six point
favorites and lose to revenge-bent
Navy for the first time since 1941
And the key Big Ten battle be
tween Michigan and Iowa, which
win oe nationally televised, may
depend, on how healthy are tlv
most-highly publicized stars of
each team end Ron Kramer of
Michigan and guard Cal Jones of
Iowa. Michigan, rated the nation s
No. 1 team anu batlting desperate
ly to hold onto that rank is u
seven-point favorite.
No such problems appear to be
set -Maryland and Oklahoma, the
two mignty grid machines that are
pressing Michigan hard for the
national leadership. Both seeming
ly could miss a man or two this
week, Jor Maryland is rated
a whopping 27-point favorite over
South Carolina in an Atlantic Coast
Conference clash and Oklahoma,
ranked No. 3 nationally, is picked
by a similar sum over Kansas
State to take another step toward
the Big Seven championship and
the Orange Bowl.
UCLA, ranked No. 5, is the
week's most lopsided- favorite at
35 points over California. Mich
igan State, No. 6, is only a three-
point choice over .Wisconsin
both battle to stay on Michigan's
heels in the Big Ten race. Auburn,
No. 8, is rated 13 points over
Tulane in its drive toward its first
Southeastern Conference crown.
Southern California, which
shares the No. 8 ranking, also is a
13-poinl choice for its invasion of
Minneapolis for the day's biggpjt
intersection game, shooting Jon
Arnett, the nation's leading scorer,
against Minnesota. Texas A&M,
No. 10, is only a seven - point
pk-k over Arkansas in the key
southwest Conference t batUe at
Fayetteville. Ark. '
Here's how some of the key
games in other conference races
shape up:
LYNN MATHEWS
Small buf spunky Pirate
Edge in Fight
NEW YORK (UP) Sliek-box-
ing Johnny Gonsalves of Oakland,
"Calif., who holds a decision over
m .lightweight champion V a 1 I a c
- TBud) Smith, is favored at 7'4 to
;5 to halt thi budding lightweight
Career of I.ulu Perez tonight in a
' ' rV-radio 10-rounder at Madison
,. Square Garden. !
Gonsalves, ninth ranking con-
tender for Smith's IIUWiKliinrl rrmvn
. is a lighter puncher than Perez
. mii i picKcn on nis good ten jaii
.sneaker right, experience, and dt
tensive skill.
: . Part of Oakland Johnny's cxper-
. , ;le nee was a decision over Smith
; last year. That was before Smith
won the lightweight title.
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SENIOR STANDOUT Halfback Gary Sentry will be one of
a hott of. Bend seniors making his final appearance on Bruin
Field tonight when the Lava Bears host Redmond. Gentry, out
standing on both offense and defense, is completing his fourth
year in Bruin spangles. (Bend Bulletin Photo).
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Redmond al Bend (non-dlatrlet)
Two starters, end Ron Anderson
and center Butch Cruickshank.
were both suffering from the flu
Thursday and may not see much
action against Redmond tonight in
Bend's final game at Bruin field.
Both players missed practice yes
terday and are on tho doubtful
list.
Otherwise the Lava Bears are in
fine shape. Scrimmages were good
this week and the entire coaching
staff is confident the team has re
covered from its mid-season slump
against North Salem and Lebanon.
The team to a man has not for
eotien last vear when Bend got
bounced by Redmond. 12 to 6. and
is hopeful of getting revenge this
time. With a dry field in prospect,
ered from injuries to see consid'
ernble action in the traditional
clash.
No changes are planned in the
Panther starting lineup by coaches
Don Campbell and Harry GobeJ-i
man, although several players
have been working out at different
positions in this week s Qruls;
The game will be the last on
Bruin field for senior starters An
derson, Casey Ruggles, Fred Stein-
hauset", Butch Hawthorne, Bill bt.
John, Cruickshank. Gary Gentry,
Norman Pease, Shelby Bievins,
Denny Lenaburg, and Denny
Thompson.
In the event that Anderson and
Cruickshank aren't able to play
Lenaburg or Dick Burse will take
over at the flank, and Thompson
will handle the pivot post.
QI'KSTKINED AT WSTANCK
DETROIT (UP Police ques
tioned John K. Srinson, 29, at a dis
tance Wednesday and decided they
did not want tw jail htm 'just be
cause I eot intu a little old restau
rant fight."
The officers found Stlnson hiding
under a pile of refuse in a parbage
truck.
Missouri Valley: League - k-ader
Houston a 14-point favorite over
Wichita in a night game. Ivy: Co-
leaders Yale and Princeton each
favored by 13 over Dartmouth and
Brown, respectively. Big Seven
Nebraska, tied with Oklahoma, a 13
point choice over Kansas. Atlantic
Coast: Clemson, tied with Mary
land, favored by seven over Wake
Forest. Southern: George Wash
ington could gain first plnce lie
with West Virginia and Davidson
by beating Virginia Tech, but is a
seven-point underdog. Southwest.
SMU hot on Texas Aggies' heels,
seven t point pick over Texas.
The odds-makers find three
games this week as even money-
Miami (Fla.) - Pittsburgh, Purduo
Illinois, and Syracuse Holy Crass.
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Slade, Jackson
Tangle Tonight
CLEVELAND, Ohio (UP)
Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson, tho
fast climbing, clowning heavy
weight contender, will lay his title
ambitions on the line tonight in a
10-round bouth with spoiler .Jimmy
Sladc in the Cleveland Arena.
Tonight's non - televised fight is
the third meeting of the New York
ers. Slade took a decision from
Jackson in April, 1954, but Jacksnn
came back last June to even the
score.
The fight card also has middle
weight Rocky Castellani of Cleve
land paired against Pedro Gon
zales of Pittsburgh in a second 10-
rounder. Castellani decisioned Gor.
Zflles in a previous meeting.
Jiiyweti will pass through the
crowd at tonight's football game
and collect money for the United
States Olympic fund.
the Lava Bears can mix a high
ly-potent air attack, with a steady,
if unspectacular, ground game.
Redmond is just as anxious to
repeat last year's surprise tri
umph, the first in 32 years. Team
spirit and morale are extra high,
and Keith Butterfield and Randy
Jones may be sufficiently recov-
READY FOR 'KM
EUGENE (UP) A large grou?
of male students at the University
of Oregon tried to raid women's
dorms last night but the gals were
ready for them.
Water bags and even garden
hoses greeted the male students
who found dormitory doors locked
Only one building was entered and
the students got no farther than a
stairwell.
Officials broke it all ui and
picked up three men who face
hearings.
RACE SCHEDULED
SAN MATEO, Calif. (UP) The
$100,000 William P. Kyne Handicap
Bay Meadows' "share the wealth"
race, will be run here Saturday
with Arrogate the expected post-
time favorite in a' probable field
of 14 thoroughbreds. ...
This is the mile and one-eighth
event in which the purse is split
eight ways $50,000 for first place
$18,500 for second and so on dowr
the line until the eighth place fin
isher receives a check for. $2,000,
GOOD START
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP)
Charlie Grimm said today his Mil
waukee Braves would endeavor to
jet the jump on the 1956 National
League pennant race hy getting the
pitchers in shape early.
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