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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1956)
Bend Tramples Pelicans, ; Kinney s Classy Cagers Hope to Crack Top Ten ' Coach Glen Kinney's classy cago crew, determined to crack the state's elite "top ten, '"took anoth- cp long step toward that noil Saturday as it knocked oft Klam ath Falls tenth-ranked Pelicans, 74 to 65, in the Bend gym. It was the sixih straight win lor the Bruins. () course Klamath Falls was without the services of 6-foot 6 inch Glenn "Moore, sterling sopho more center, and tho team's lead in? scorer", Moore Kprnlncd ' his Pnlu fisrMX-lnllv nmiitul Hin hnl(- Bend worked overtime on ' bounding and thafwas the big dif- . Icrence, particularly In the first null, ine utvit nenra wppp npvpr behind and owned a, 37-32 halfllmc . advantaizo. They hit on 15 of 44 attempls in seme lor it ot. n. in tne sec- J Untl Y. - T . I . ' little and cornectcd on 14 ol 39. while Klamath had 10 for 26. For District l-A-1 Standings (First half) W I, VtL nnnrl , 5 1 aouin &aiem .RM Aioany ; . Portnllls .687 .500 .500 .167 North Salem Sweet Horn Lebanon ...... .000 Tuesday's Schedule Corvallis at Sweet Home the full game the Lava Bears thol .319, Klamath Falls .408. Rebounds Bring More Shots But- by scouring the backboards, Bend managed Sb more shots from the field. Denny Lenaburg was the leading retriever with nine, but he received able nsslsianc from lion Anderson and Dennv 01sen with eight apiece, Roland Coleman with seven, and Dave Hodge with six rebounds. Earl. Tlclienor hooked one in -to " start the third quarter and reduce Bend s margin to 37-34. Thon Ol- Ben (pushed a long one In Irom out front, Uonsoll addedf a" - pnlr" - quick baskets, Lcnaburj stufed in robound. and Coleman hit from the side to move the Bears safely ancaa, st-Jo- Another brief Whitebird rally cut It to 64-57, wilh three minulos lo go. But again Bond was equal to Iho occasion. , Bonsell jumped In two morn buskctg, Olson broke away fi-om Iwo Pels and drove for a lay-In. Fred Steinhausor was true wilh n Jump shot, and Anderson hit a cripple as the hosts ran up their biggest lend of 17 polnla, 71-57. Bend reserves surrendered eight points in the closing seconds. Bend had an 18 to 12 lead at the end of the first panel, and was ahead, 55 to 46, at tho start of tho final quarter. Bonsell, Olsen 1'aee. Bears Bonsell and Olsen, tho Bruin's pair of sharpshootln; guards, handled scoring chores magnifi cently. Bonsell was personally re sponsible for 30, while Olscn check ed in with 25. Bonsell sank 10 ol 22 tries, and had n perfect 10 for 10 from the foul slripe. while Olsen was good wilh 11 of 25 utlcmpts Irom the tirld. Olsen paced the Bears Hie first half, as he manufactured 16. Bon sell took over In the second half as he collected IS of his points niter intermission. The high-scoring win served no tice to the rest of tho tlisirlrl schools that Bend will be tough to! heat in Its remaining 8 A-I games nil on Its home court. It was the second straight game In which the Bruins surpassed the 70 point mark, and the fourth time this Sanson. Klamath Falls, obvlouslv bother ed by the absence of Moore and the small confining court, was led In scoring by gunnl Dunn Tniu-hc with 10. Tichenor, 6 5 center, .did yeoman backboard work - and checked In with 11, while Butch Mmp'on ndded 10. Bend lost both Lenaburq and Coleman via the five foul route. Bend Slates Salem Quints The Ijivn Bears return lo dls trlct action Friday against North h.iiem. Saturday they will battli South Salem lor undisputed firs place. Klamath Fsllt, V Sutherland. 3 V Burke, i C. Tichenor, 14 G Klmpton, 10 O Taucher, 10 71. Itciut 4, Anderson , Lonahurx 4, Colemai '2 Olseu .10. Bonsel Substitution: For Klarnath K.iIN McCill 8, IVpple 7. Runi;i 2, Perkins 1, Hamblw, Douglas. For Bend Hode 5 Stein hauser, 2. Cannon, Dunn, K. Mud- Hivv H. MnHddV. Half time Bend 5 Klamatli Falls 3:'. Monkeys and men are the only animals known; to bo.ublc to tlis tiinjuish colors. . 4Kf , - I mm,. v -. ' w'c m is UP AND IN Captain Bob Bonsell flies past two Klamath Falls defenders for a third quarter basket Saturday, Bonsell canned 30 as Bend upsat the Pelicans, (Bend Bulletin Photo) -Weekend Sports Summary- . . Saturday . BOSTON Ron Dclany won the mile in the Boston A. A. track meet In 4:06.3 as Wcs Sanlee finished fourth.' ' ' , MIAMI, Fla. Sea O'Erin de feated favored Illuslonslst by a half-length In tho JM.750 Roynl Palm Handicap at Hialeah. NEW YORK The U.S. Golf Assn. barred gambling in club tournaments. GALVESTON, Tex. Dabc Zn hnrlus was discharged (ruin hos- rh''f''l' - ' apparent victor;' In an other battle wilh cancer. (XUVTfNA, Itaty Russia won :old medals in speed skating and cross-country skiing to take a com manding lead in the Winter Olym pics. -,- Melbourne, Australia World mile record holder John Land ran the mile in 3:5S.O, second fast est itime in history. SAN FRANCISCO San Fran ciseo set a major-college Iviskct- Culver Dropped By Buffs, 61-44 H pre i nl (o The RulMIn CULVER U was tho usual Miidrns vs. Culver bnski'tbiill pat lorn Saturday, but one of the l)in;ot crowds in Bulldog history was on band to witness it. The White Buffaloes, irlyinn on super, ior height!, and rvservos slowly hut Ruroly wore down Culver, 61 to II. The upstart BHUIoks took u 1 firttl quarter lend, but Madras re covered and led Iho remainder of the Runic, 24-1!) at hulftime, ami 43-34 at the end of three quarters. Dick Welser poured In another l points to show the way, while Paul Stine added 15. , ixws Humphrey had 15 for the losers. Madras travels to Lake view this weekend to heln sncond-hnlf dis trict play, while Oliver has a iomc-and-home series with Mau pin. MndniF, (It F Stitie, l.i F Newton, 6 C Welser, 24 C, Wals.m, 3 G Benson. 10 Substitutions 41, Culver R. Youngs 10. 1, Frailer 8, V- Youngs 8. Herringshaw h, Humphrey For Madras Welts I, Harris 2. For" Oliver Stanies 2. s Half time Madras 21, Culver W. Preliminary Madras JV's 34 Culver JV's 20. 1956 Fishing Dates Confirmed IVlRTLAND (UPt - The OrcRot St;it (iime Coniitiissio-n confirmed an Ajtrll 28 to UcUber 31 trout seu son at its meetuvg in Portland Sat urrtay. Cnnni's from the tentative iv;.;i lations adopt vil two weeks were minor. The trout sonv.iti fr the high Cascade lakes will open May and continue through October 7 as set don by the win miss ion ai t!m ball record with its 40th straight victory, beating California, 33-24. Sunday CORTINA, Italy Austria swept men's downhill skiing in Winter Olympics as U.S. athletes took lfiid in men's figure skating. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. -Jim my Demaret won Thunderbird In vitation Gait Tournament with tourney record of 269 strokes, tor Tl holes. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Joanne Goodwin of Dartmouth, Mas. beat Cookie Berger, 7 end 6r ln finals of Doherty Women's Ajna-j tcur Golf Tournament. Kdunedin, Fla. Pete Butte of Huntington, N.Y., won PGA sen iors gotf championship with 215 strokes for 54 holes. Hollywood Beach, Fla. Vie Seixas of Philadelphia bent Ed Moylnn of Trenton, N.J., in finals of Hollywood Beach Tennis Tour nament, 6-3, 6-3. Kingston, Jamaica, B.W.I. Roberto De Vieciuo of Argentina won Jamaica Open Golf Tourna ment with t urney record of 260 .strokes for 72 holes. Stockholm, Sweden Bude Patty of Los Angeles won the Scandinavian indoor tennis cham pionship. Skiing Good At Sky liners The weat her was clear and crisp, the sun was shining all day, and skiing was at its best Sunday at the Skyllner Playground. B tween 700 and 900 enthusiasts were out at tho area to take advantage of the ideal conditions. Sledding wasn't too good, but there were still plenty of partici- lants. .Flooding is continuing on tho ice rink. A good base has been formed and officials hope to have skating soon, but they were not commit' ing themselves on a possible date; because too much depends on the weather. The Skyllner ski team was idle t'm werk but will return to Coach Gene GilliV old stomping grounds. Ritrns Basin, Idaho, for a meet this coming weekend. Prep Scores Satunlny's fWrron Prep Scores By' VNITEO PUKSS "KlilIHe 47. Suthcrlin 45 Midrns 111. Culver 44 imene 63, Cottne drove W V'h.my CO. Jc.nciion Cily 43 ""-dmorvl SS. Burns 66 lor S3. We'scr -lseh'T-f 60 Snri!'(icl(i 51 'ic Hi 54 Hrrniiston 45 "rln-viile 69. l.nkcview 56 TindcH m. fmainis 52 rljnciiii Msiinin 45 'V-.iit I'ninn 65. C,ran-e 53 Hvville 32. Muniimenl ?5 'Vnd '4 Klsmsii Kails 65 Msrht'M 41 (Iran's Ps s 46 Nonh Bend 79. .Med lord 73 PILOT FKOKII WIN PORTLAND (i'Pi Pnillnnd's hUh - powc-.-ed Frosh basketball toiun walloped the MrMtnnville Townics 93-7? here lait nillt for lis lS'.li straight. w'in 74 Baseball Meet Due Wednesday A preliminary base) all meet ing for prospective Junior and little league eoachea, soorekeep era and nmplrea will be held on Wedwday, Feb. I, at 7: SO p.m. In the City recreation office. The program for the spring will be outlined at this meeting, Anyone Interested In coaching, keeping Score or nmplrtng In urged In attend thin set-together aid find out the full particulars. Redmond Keeps Spotless Mark In 8-A-2 Race District 8-A-J Standings (First Half) Team W L Pet. Redmond . 8 0 1.000 Madras ..... S 2 .750 Prineville 2 6 .250 Lakcvlew . 2 6 .250 Burns 1 6 .2501 Friday's Schedule Prineville at Redmond Madras at Lakcview Saturday's Schedule Redmond at Prineville Madras at Lakeview Special to The BiilfetBn REDMOND Bums inlanders came out of their corner scrapping Saturday and led the Panthers at the end of first quarter, but after quelling the fury Redmond launch ed its own drive and finished the game on the top of an 88 to 66 score. Action started in earnest at the opening gun and never abated throughout the hard fought game. Going into second quarter trailing 26-21. the Panthers scored 19 points and held Bums to seven, to lead 40-33 at the half. " , As in Friday's game, Avery Tittle, going all the way for Joe Peterson who was checked by three day measles, displayed ex-l ceptional speed and handled the rebounding and passing chores in fine style. Darrcll Woolhiser, with one sprained ankle heavily taped, nevertheless played all but the last tew momonls ol the game. He scored 14 points and Tittle account ed tor Hi a fair count In any gnme- while Redmond high scorers were Dennis Nordman with 25, Earl Schult 23 and Spike purfee who was held to LJ. tor Bums i'eie lonisn, uet- Dickinson and Scott Russell tank ed 17. 16 and 15 respectively. Burns ' shooting percentage in the opening .period was outstanding, but as the Panthers took over tncy missed more of their trios. Red mond's offensive gathered momen tum in the third and fourth quart era, outdistancing Burns 63-49 atler' three frames. Panther reserves finished the last three minutes ot Dlav. Frdav and Saturday nigni games were only the second and third times Redmond has defeated Burns on thelf home floor since! Marvin Scott has been coaching the Panthers, he recollected. He says tho team's speed nnd height, i) us good reserve aeptn nave factored the eight conference wins. He anticipates a tougher second halt of league play as Redmond's record is on the target. Redmond jayvees lost to Burns jayvecs, 5a to -u. Burns, 66 F Russell 15 F Todish 17 C I-arsen. 8 G Richey. 7 G Dickenson 16 US, Kedmonil 13. Durtce . 23 Schult 25, Nordman 11, Tittle 14 Woolhiser! Substitutions For Burns Smith 2. Bradach 1. Fur Redmond Cooper, Mc Crca 2. Half time Redmond 40, Bums 33. - . Norway Wins Olympic Medal CORTINA. Italy (UP) Nor way's Halgfir Hrcndm won tin num'.t Olympic l.Vkilomcter (fl.3- milvt cross country ski rnoe today nftor n groat Scandinavian-Russian battle in the swirling snow Thic was tho first gold mrd:d ;n the in.T6 classic for Norwj which won the imarijclal tr:ur 'hampionship In the IDCC gamer t Oslo. Brenden trckM mrr the hilly vlndiflg course in W mtnut.. 3T seconds, one ot the hyteat Ukilo- actor times ever reconKM. Oiv a tew seconds behind Hren den came Sxten Jernhorg of Swe den In 50:11. with Pavel Kolii hin Russia's st;ir cros-cwiinti"y skier third In 50:17. This was the first mator defeat fnr the Russians in an event which thry had figured to dominate Among those who failed tn placi among the first six was Vladimir Kiurin of Russia, the world ihnm pton at this distance. Kur.n placed to 65 Dons Now Eye All-Time Mark Of 55 Straight By UNITED PRESS I TQP' michtv Dons nnnarenttv unexcited over having smashed tho mainr rnllee basketball rec- nrH hv winnini? 40 Ktraieht eames. set their signts tooay on tne au- lime streaR of So held Dy mue Peru (Neb.) Teachers College. They get their chance to ma.te it 41 In a row tomorrow nizht ii'inn thev host league-leading San .Trap State in a California Basket ball Association game at Kezar pavilion. The Spartans arc on lop of the loop with a 4-0 record whi'e USF, which is 3-0, mathematically trails by half a game. Coach Phil Woolpert of the Dons Isn't expecting his boys to be ratiirht lnokinz out tie window even if they did make history Sat urday nignt wnen tncy aownea California 33-24 for their 40th win in a row. "I don't see much chance of a IMrinwn ' W o o 1 d e r t said after shrugging off questions about hw far he tnought the winning streak will go. Light Schedule On paper, it should continue throughout the regular season Eleven more games are on USFs regular schedule and all are CBA contests. The USF-California "biggie' Berkeley stole some of the glow from a red-hot race shaping up in the Pacific Coast Conference. Washington, which takes on first place UCLA next (week, remained deadlocked with Southern Califor nia for second place as each club swept Its wc-ekend series. Stanford also kept In the running by posnng a brace of wins over Oregon while the Bruins tuned up for next Sat urday's Huskie invasion by Irounc- lng Arizona (Tompe) Mate California, having failed to freeze" the Dons out of their 4Uinj straight win, plays host to an: Oregon State club that is having a rocky season. I The Beavers were belted twic by Washington, losing Saturday night's game 83-G3 after Wowing a 'wo.point haimme leaa. nrunu Boln. the Huskies soohomorc sen sation, scored 24 points to Insure 'he triumph. Southern California, wilh Jack Lovrich and Jack Dunne combining for 35 points, walloped last place Idaho 73-59 to hand the Vandals their 14th straight loss In 17 gume this season. Stanford downed Oregon in a tele vised game Saturday afternoon 73-60 wi'h little George Selleck hooping 23 points for the Indians, j Honkers Nipped By Prineville Special to The Bulletin LAKEVIEW Crook County s rapidly - improving Cowboys bounced back- from Friday's dc-j feat to trim Lakevicw, 69 to 5G. Saturday and end the first half in a three-way tie for third place wilh the Honkers and Bums. Coach Jay Evans' cagers were in command all the way. leadins 18-13, 31-29 and 48-41 at the quar ter stops. Friday Prineville was in conten tion until the fourth quarter when it sagged behind 10 points and never could quite catch up. Satur day it nursed a short lead until the final panel and then increased its advantage to 13 points. Terry Moon. 6-7 junior center, and reliable Dale Shumway went on a two-man scoring rampage, alter being effectively bottled up the niglrt before. Moon enjoyed his best game of the season as he rammed in 22 points, and Shum way canned 26. Center Mike Sullivan topped the iosinff Honkers -with 20. Prinville iayvces won their sec ond straight from the Lakevicw hinior varsity, t'.iis time by a 71 55 count. Prineville, 6!) v MfKen-ie, 2 F Jones. 7 " m-xmv 22 RiMimwtv, 26 rvain. 7 5fi, Ijikrvirvv 4 Stewar' II n-iro-20. SullivK 6 Smvtfc 6 Franklin n'ntltut'ow' Ft Prineville trn ? Dvdson 1. Vnr lkeview Kopacz 2 --.rkn I. Hilt time Prinevilts 31, Lake )" 79. Proitttiin-prinevUle JV's 71 Lakeview 65. S VCK1HCK (1IAMI1 CINCINNATI (UI'i-Gil Hodses. Brooklyn Dodger first baseman, is the National League's "sacrifice fty champion." The likeable In diana sminglviy has led the N.L. in thai department since Ihc sacri fice fly was lvtiunod lo oliciai major leavm,' statiMics in 1!!M. He had 19 in 1951 and 10 in 1?j3. Portland State Nitehawks Saturday, 64-56 PORTLAND Portland State junior varisty gajned a split with Central Oregon College, edging the Nitehawks, 64 to 56, Saturday. COC won, 55 to 50, on Fr.day. PSC roared off to a 26-16. half-! time lead as the Hawks couldn't find the basket. Early in the sec ond half it upped its margin to 40-20 before Central Oregon final ly made its bid. The Bend team closed the gap to, 53-50, but ran out of gas and could not pull even. Portland State ef fectively relied on a zone defense and beat COC badly on both back boards. Central Oregon travels to Susan- Challenge Match Set at Redmond A challenge match, pitting Aus sie Jack O'Reilly against Scotty Williams and matchmaker Maurice La Chappele is on tap for wrestling fans at the Redmond armory tonight at 8:30 p.m. If O'Reilly isn't able to whip both mat foes inside of 30 minutes, he will have to forfeit $250. Kurt von Poppenheim meets Thor Hagen in the two-out-of-three falls main event with an hour and a hall time limit. To celebrate his birthday, La Chappelle will donate 10 per cent of the purse to the March of Dimes. These Delivery Men Could Be Coming To Your Home! 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City League Standings Sisters VFW 2 0 1.000 Standard Stations ..10 1.000 tritvnati-iMr I inMln 1 O 1 000 Jaycees . 0 1 .000 Bend VFW 0 1 .000 National Guard 0 2 .000 There will be one less perfect record in the City basketball lea gue tonight after Sisters VITW (S-0) and E'iiziaU'ick Lincoln (1-0) clash in the feature game at 8:45 p.m. in the Allen gym. In the 7:30 p.m. prelim, Bend VFW (0-1) meets Standard Stations (1-0). Bend tangles with Standard Stations, and Sisters tests Fitz- patrick on Wednesday Bob Baltimore of Sisters is the leading scorer after two games. He nas piuuKvu in m item goalb aim seven gifters for 37 points and a 18.5 average. The five top scorers: Player O O Fg Ft Pts Baltimore, S 2 15 7 Lowe, S 2 10 3 Pitcher. F 17 3 Maudlin, S' 2 5 5 15 Bella, B 1 6 0 12 hooked up to the TV cable, you you can possibly be missing! SIGN UP TODAY It costs an average family of 4 less than 4c a day for your TV hookup. 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