2 The Bend Bulletin, Saturday, January 21, 1956
.Sizzling OSC Downs S.U.;
Vandals Downed by Ducks
CORVALLIS (UP) Coach Slatsi
. ill's Oregon State Heavers shot a
sizzling .392 from the field here
,last nifjhl to turn back Stanford,
. 6ii-59, in a Pacific Coast Confer
ence basket )mi11 game.
With big 6-7 Davo Gambee lead-
(ing the way, the Beavers had little
. trouble handling the Indians and at
the same time chalking up their
'second PCC.win ot the season in
live Btarts.
The first half of ploy was close,
TH2 score was knotted eight times
' before the Heavers were able to
. go out hi front to stay at 23-21 with
five minutes remaining in the half.
I From the 32-26 halftime margin
; the Beavers began to increase the
i bulge and twice during the second
half held leads of 14 points.
' iiambec, sharpshooting forward,
i hr for 22 points to lead both clubs
lit the scoring column.
; With less than three minutes
. gone by in the second periixl, Ore-
gon State forged into a 14 point
. lead at 45-31. The other time the
Heavers took a M point bulge was
, only minutes later when Larry
' Paulus hit a pair of charity tosses
; to make it 54-38.
Stanford worked at paring down
the lead but never could come
, closer than eight points off the
' fieavers. Hill Bond led a rally that
j closed the gap to 56-48 and shortly
after the Indians were again with-
, in eight points at u4-5C.
spotted Idaho seven points last
night, thfjn let loose with a shoot
ing display which saw four players
score 15 points or more, to take
a Pacific Coast Conference basket
ball victory 84-76.
Idaho has yet to win a PCC
game this season.
Idaho led for the first 11 minutes
before Oregon tied the score at
24-24, then went ahead two minutes
later on two free throws by center
Max Anderson.
The Ducks built up a 46-38 half
time margin. Idaho opened the sec
ond period with four quick points.
Then Oregon began pouring In
shots and led 72-56 with seven min
utes remaining.
Idaho staged a late game surge,
but could not overtake the sharp
shooting Ducks.
Anderson led the scoring with 22
points while forward Chuck Frank
lin added 21. Forward Jerry Ross
scored 18, all In the first half,, and
forward Bill Moore had 15.
8H1NS CONTRACT
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP) Ohio
State tackle Francis Machinsky,
drafted earlier this week by the
Washington Redskins pf the Na
tional Football League, has signed
a contract with Toronto of Can
ada's Big Four Football Union. He
Is a native of Uniontown, Pa., and
weighs 212 pounds.
iKugene 67, Milwaukie 52
MOSCOW, Ida. (UP) Oregon Baker 71, The Dalles 49
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Pulse-Pounding 57 to 5 5
Triumph Taken by Bears
Special to The Bulletin
ALBANY Tnere is an old
adage that says the team that wins
die close ones, wins the champion
ship. K that is still true, then they
mig.it as well start engraving the
district g-A-1 trophy with "BEND."
. for the third lime this year, the
Lava Bears waited until the fading
seconds, before they secured a
basketball - victory. There were
omy two seconds left when center
Roland Coleman pushed In the de
ciding basket from the left corner
to give tee Lava Bears a pulse
pounding 57 to 55 win over Albany
Friday.
It was the only time that Bend
had led except for 2-0 and 4-0 In
the opening moments.
Bend Trails Throughout
The Bruins trailed 12-11 at the
first quarter, fell further behind
32-27 at half and lost more ground
in the third quarter, trailing 47-41
at the start of the final chapter.
But the never-say-die hoop war
riors ol Glen Kinney just wouldn i
quit as they finally presented him
with his first court win over his
one-time OSC teamate Tommy Ho)
mail, uenny LenaDurg tirea one
in lrum the side, and Denny 01-
sen and Coleman duplicated to tie
the count at 47-ail.
Buz Wilfert sank a free throw
and John Wilson Added another
charity on captain Bob Bonsell's
filch foul, to put the Bulldogs back
on top, 49-47 with 6:12 lull. Lena
burg hit a cripple, Wilson potted
one from the side and Ron Ander
son dunked two gifters to knot it
at 51-51.
Albany spurted out in front as
Wilfert pushed In a rebound, ane
Rene Moye sank a pair from the
black stripe for a 55-51 advantage
with 3:05 remaining. But, Olsen
hit off the drive, the Bruins forced
a Jump ball, controlled, and Rich
Cannon roared in to even up pro-
Sy) BULLETIN -
f r n r m it it-
ceedings again at 55-all.
With barely a minute to play,
the Bulldogs decided to gamble
for a victory oi' overtime, and
play for one final shot. But the
strategy backfired when the ball
bounced off an Albany player's
foot and out-of-bound3 at :38.
Stall Proves Successful
Bend turned the tables and used
the same victory plan, only more
successfully. The Bears carefully
followed Kinney's instructions to
wait until five seconds before
shooting. Olsen was supposed to
if
Overtime Win
Posted by JVs
Spoclul to The Bulletin
ALBANY For the second sue
cessivo time, Coach Floyd Holt's
Bend junior varsity basketball
team had to travel overtime for
Its win. Friduy it slipped by the
Albany JVs, 53 to 50 ,in an extra
period.
Bend led 22-20 at halftime, but
Albany came back to tie it 48-all
at the end of regulation time.
Dick Harris topped Bend with 18,
while Joe Prohosky, rival center,
had 14.
Bend JVs, lilt , 50, Albany JVs
F Bauer, 2 8, Mullen
F Schossow. 6 0. Mahr
C Harris, 18 14, Prohosky
G Simonis, 6 2, Chartraw
G llawes, 10 0, llannon
Substitutions For Bend JVs
Williams 8, Lucas. Lenaburg 3.
For Albany JVs Chandler 11,
Rohrbtmn 9, McLeod 4, James 2,
Sea sc.
Half time Bond JVs 224 Al
bany 20. 'i
Hilanders Edged
By Madras Rye
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS The White Buffaloes
surged in the final quarter for a
65-50 bosket ball win over Burns
Friday. Madras led 11-6, 29-16, and
42-36 at Hie rest periods.
Center Dick Weiser dominated
I ho backboards and tossed in 22
points to pace the Buff victory.
Paul Slinc added 18, and Duanc
Benson 15 for tho winners. Scott
Russell had 16 for the losers.
Burns, HO
K TodCsh, 2
K Russell. 16
C llradaoh, 6
(1 ljirson, 7
G Dickenson, 9
Substitutions
Smith 2, Foster
For Madras
Wells, Bmnoo,
Halt time
16.
Preliminary
Madras 47.
65, MndrA
lfl, Stino
6, Newton
, 22, Weiser
2, Watson
15, Benson
For Burns
4, Riehey 4.
Mclnturtt 2,
Krobs, Anderson.
Madras 29, Burns'
Burns JVs 50,
Bruin Matmen
Lose to 'Pokes
Coach Keith DeCourcey's Crook
County Cowboy wrestling teams
scored a pair of decisive mat wins
over Bend Friday at the Bend
Kym. The varsity coasted to an
easy 37 to 12 triumph, while the
junior varsity cruised In with a
19-5 victory.
The Prineville lean appfarod in
better condition than tlio wrestling
Lava Bears, and capitalized on
every opportunity to post their lop
sided decisions.
Bend's only varsity points came
as Pat Fescr, 135, and Richard
Heden, 140, scored pins, and Frank
Lento, 156, earned a draw with
Cowboy Jim Ncece. Harvey John
son, 140, nicked up the only JV
points as ne pinnea twmDcr.
Varsity results:
97 pounds Quinn (P, won by
forfeit: 105 pounds Mill iron (P).
pinned Noakes; 114 pounds Mit
chell P), dec. G. Hedcn, 5-1;
122 pounds MeCormick (P, dec.
Norton, 7-6; 129 pounds Gardner
(P), dec. Harper, 8-5; 135 pounds-
Pat Feser (B), pinned Stephens.
140 pounds R. Hedcn fB), pin
ned Law son; 117 pounds Snook
(P), dec. Davis, 7-4; 156 pounds
Lento (B), and Neece (P) drew,
5-5; 1GX pounds Crawford dec.
Rosswog, 4-2; 177 pounds Woods
(P), pinned Parton; Heavyweight
Henry (P), won by forfeit.
Junior varsity results:
97 pounds Wuson (P), pinned
Hutchinson; 129 pounds Williams
(P), dec. Brennon, 7-0; 135 pounds
Woods (P), pinned "Moss; 140
pounds H. Johnson (B, pinned
Wimber; 147 pounds Mizer (P),
dc. Rogersnn, 6-4; 177 pounds
Raymond IP), dec. Smith, 4-2. -
Exhibition matches results:
Stinger P, dec. Lehto, 8-3; G.
Heden (B), pinned Hawsey; Card-
well P), doc. Smith, 2-0; Carlson
(P, pinned S. Johnson.
Souchak Eyes
New Record
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weiither holds out, Mike Souchak,
tho 212-pound slugger playing out
of Grossinger, N.Y., hopes to set
a new record for the Callente Open
golf tournament this weekend.
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ROLAND COLEMAN
Jumps in tie-breaking basket
have tried the shot, but Coleman
was left unguarded in the corner
and made the most of his golden
opportunity.
?Phe Lava Bears used a zone de
fense the first half, but switched
to a man in the second half. Bend
shot .368 (25 for 68), while Albany
fired .385 ( 20 for 52). The Bruins
almost lost the game at the foul
stripe where they only converted
seven of 15 chances, while the
Bulldogs were dropping 15 of 23.
Don McConnell sank seven of 10
tries for 16 points and game
honors. Olsen topped Bend with 15,
while Lenaburg and Bonsell each
had 14. Lenaburg turned in a ter
rific floor game and defensive job,
besides rebounding well.
Bend travels to Lebanon tonight.
A win will elevate the Bruins into
a first place tie with South Snlem
which squeaked by Sweet Home,
51-48, last night.
Rend, 57
G Anderson, 4
F Lenaburg, 14
C Coleman, 8
G Olsen, 15
65, Albany
14, Moye
9, Wilson
14, Wilfert
0, Torgeson
G Bonsell, 14 16, tvicConnell
Substitutions For Bend
Hodge, Dunn, Cannon 2.
For Albany Close 2.
Half time Albany 32, Bend 27.
Preliminary Bend JVs 53,
Albany 50.
Honkers Easy
80-fo-57 Prey
For Panthers
SnfM-ial to The Bulletin
REDMOND With all five
starters hitting double figures,
Redmond kept its district record
unblemished by walloping Lake-
view, 80 to 57 Friday.
The Panthers opened slowly,
only owning a 14-12 first quarter
lead. But they warmed up and
pulled away to a 38-21 halftime
lead. Reserves handled much of
the second half action, and were
ihead 62-38 at the start of the
last period.
Guard Joe Peterson tanked 20
points, Spike Durfce and Dennis
Nordman each added IJ, Larl
Schult tossed in 12, and Darrel
Woolhiscr had 10. Scoring honor;
for the game, however, went to
Honker forward Ron Daron with
26.
Junior varsity squads played a
much closer contest, with the
score all tied at 60-60 wlNi 24 sec
onds to go. Each side missed a
lay-in and free throw. Redmond
finally dunking a basket to come
out on top, 62-60.
I.nkeview, 57
F Cossey, 9
F Daron, 26
C Sullivan. 4
G Smith, 5 .
G Kopacz, 8
80. Redmond
12, Schult
13, Durfce
13, Nordman
in, Woolhiser
20, Peterson
Substitutions For Lakeview
Strwnrt 2, Parkinson 1. Ostmo,
Franklin 2, Bracken. Murphy.
For Redmond Eskew, 4, J
Brown, Hansen. Cooper 2. McCrea
2, Miller 2, Tittle, D. Brown. 2
Half time Redmond 38, Lake-
view 21.
Preliminary Redmond JVs 62
Iakcview JVs 60.
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Oregon Qty yi, McMinmillc A
Nitehawks Drop
Tilt at Ashland
Special to The Bulletin
ASHLAND Central Oregon Col
lege baskelball team dropped a
nip-and-tuck game to the Southern
Oregon College ol Education
Freshmen, 69 to 67, Friday.
The two teams were tied 35-all
at halftime. It was close ail the
way with neither team ever aWe
to pull into a safe lead. bOCt
built up a 69-63 advantage with
1:30 to go. AI Christensen dropped
in a pair of free throws, and guard
Jim Crowell sank a field goal with
10 seconds remaining to cut the
margin.
Millard Marsh of the Nitehawks
and Dan Graves, SOCE forward,
shared high point honors with 20
apiece. Crowell and Christensen
each had 14, while Tom Ray was
good for 12.
The win was sweet revenge for
the SOCE quint, which dropped an
81-76 verdict in overtime at Bend
Special to The Bulletin
crcTrns The Outlaws re
tained their share of first place
the Cascade league oy raiiyiiifc
u. half for a 59 to V
in uic
triumph over Maupin Friday. Sis
tni 23-18 at intermission.
but fought back to lead 38-34 at
the start ol tne ureu ciuqm-i . '
they held the touted Redsides to a
single field goal and eight free
throws.
r-, nnn Phllllns led Sisters
...uk ie Hp also cleared 15 re
bounds and held Maupin's Ron
Paulson to tnree neia goais miu
-, Walt furrier hit for 17.
and Stanley Passmore supplied 10.
Redside guard uon niswenaer w
hioh for the came with 13.
Sisters out-rebounded Maupin, 4b
to 24.
John Thompson and Mike smiir.
On. Ore-, 67
F Marsh, 20
F Sexton, 0 '
C Ray, 12
G Crowell, 14
G Christensen, 14
Substitutions
S9, SOCE Frosh
7, Munrell
20, Graves
1 15, Dheiss
10, Carlisle
8, Crandall
For COC Ben
son 7, Shumway, Bishop, Kelly,
Slate.
For SOCE Smith 4, Jensen 2,
Jackson 2, Thomas 1.
Half time COC 35, SOCE 35.
Youngs Brothers
Shine as Culver
Takes 88-51 Win
Special to The Bulletin
MORO Rich and Vic Youngs
went on a scoring rampage Friday
to direct Culver to an easy 88-to-51
Cascade league decision over the
Hskies. Rich, a forward, account
ed for 28, while Vic, Bulldog cen
ter, manufactured 27.
The Bulldogs were never seri
ously pressed, leading 20-10, 41-J5,
and 69-30 at the quarter stops.
Two other Culver starters were
in double figures, Guards Tom
Herringshaw with 13, and Doug
Humphrey with 10.
The Culver Jayvees lost the pre
lim, 42-40, on a last-second tip-in.
Culver, 88
F R. Youngs, 28
F Frazier, 6
C V. Youngs, 27
G Herringshaw, 13
G Humphrey, 10
Substitutions For
Taylor 2, Stearns 2,
Carlson, J. Carlson.
For Moro Miller
15, Mobley 2, Griggs 3.
Half time Culver 41,
61. Mora
6, Brown
5, Krkelie
12, Knott
2, Rolf
2, Eakin
Culver
Mishey, S
4, Cyphers
Moro 15.
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Outlaws Keep Share of Lead
Turner Gains
Split Verdict
Over La Bua
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UP) Middle
weight Gil Turner of Philadelphia
bewildered by two "disagreement"
decisions over Jack La Bua, was
additionally puzzled today as to
where and when he will have his
postponed "rubber" match with
Gene Fullmer.
Turner, who won a spill verdict
over handsome, blondish La Bua
of East Meadow, N.Y., Friday
night in War Memorial Auditori
um, became the center of a mild
lugging match today .between pro
moter Norman Rothschild of Syra
cuse and the International Boxing
Club.
each scored 16 points to lead the
Sisters Jayvees to a 61-49 win.
Both will suil up tor vie varsiiy
;ame ionium.
Maupin, 41 59, Sister
E tlnliHav 3 10. Paffitmnra
F Woodside, 2 4. Winkle
C Paulson, 11 18. Phillips
G Ziegenhagen. 6 - 17, Currier
G Niswender, 19 ' " 5, Mouser
Substitutions For Maupin
Hubbel 3.
vnr Sisters -r Ollmstcad 5. Rel.
necker. Langliers, Ullmann, Rich
ardson, Nesbitt, Raines.
Half time Maupin, Sisters 18.
Preliminary Sisters . JVs 61,
Maupin JV'5 49. . . ;
More Time Given
ununn Hnmilton. citv recreation
director, announced today that
additional time will be given to
volley ball teams to sign up for
city league competition. The final
time for signing will be 5 p.m.
Monday. Phone 1024. flay will
be on Thursday evenings.'
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