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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1956)
Coast Football Teams Awaiting Initial Clashes SAN . FRANCISCO (UP) Thp lid flift off the 11G6 college foot ball soason on the Pacific Const this weekend with a flock o( Inter secliciials ami only one game Dial has beBring on Ihe eventual Rose I3ov lypresenlative. The lone contest on the road to l'asatlcna pits Slanfoi-d's favored Indians against rebuilding Wash iniinin -aune in a nignt game at 6wKam!. Stanford figures in the Hose BjwI picture and Washini?- ton state is also an eligible, llioiiKii niKniy unlikely, candidate Theio is one oilier Pacific Coast Confer -ice game that between nasmngion and Idaho in Seattle, lint Washington can't go to the bowl Irtcause of rule infractions u:ul i.iiuio can t bec-aiisi? the team tues not play enough conference Ifinips.; Ifonie iiuineH O ily two other PCC teams have home field appointments for Ihe first Saturday of the new season. California entertains Baylor from the wild and wooly Southwest Con ference while UCLA plays host to Utah in Los Angeles tonight. The rest of the schedule is a load trip one for the PCC teams. Southern California also tests a Southwest Conference foe by jour neying to Texas to play the Long horns. The University of Oregon goes to Colorado to take on the Buf lalos of the Big Seven and the other Oregon PCC team Oregon Slate likewise invades t h e mid lands. The Beavers battle Miss ouri at Columbia, Mo. Two highly regarded independ ents in California San Jose St. and College of the Pacific both gel into action on their home fields Saturday night. Sun tlose Knees Drake San Jose Stale hosts Drake Uni versity and COP puts its high scoring sophomore Dick Bass on exhibition against Colorado A & M. Kresno State,, another independ ent, travels lo Utah to do battle with Brigham Young University. Arizona, which opened its sea son victoriously last week, plays hosl to Wyoming. Other games include: San Fran cisco Slate at Oil Poly; Wichita at Ariona State (Tempo I; Santa Barbara at Whitlier; Alameda Navy at Chico State; Nevada at I laho Stale; Pel ponlinc at Ar I lie State (ITagnlnffl; Willamette. It Wllitworlh, l'ugel Sound at counter, from Madras. 10(1. and Pacific Lutheran; Lewis & Clark dropped a llislricl contest, "11-13. nl Western Washington; Kaslern -lo AI'ei,'t ifome. A win tonight Oregon at College of Idaho; Cen-jwoiild give the Bears ..r)00 per cent. Iral' Washington at Whilni.nl and; j-iis looks like a season for porCand State at Linfield. Only One of Old Guard Survives In Golf Tourney INDIANAPOLIS, Ind (UP) Tin1 old euanl hud only om ivp ivsnilnlivi? in the siMiii-finuls of tin Natimvil Women's Amntcur Kolf tourney today with two Wash ington lorn-at'crs and a 22 -year old Canadian star lioldinx the oth er spots. The. veteran still left In the chase which 105 players heyne, Mnndav was Mrs. Ann Case Jnhnste.'ie, a Mason City, V wa housewife who in Ihe paM was i s'rmm competitor in Western lour tvni'Mils, hut rarely a factor ii I'.v national event. P.ut te slandmts still snrvivint W"i'f i'ic y -nt;iT challengers. 17 year-old Joanne f.underson. tin National Junior ehammo-i fron Seattle. Wash ; lyear O.M Amir Qunst. Western Amateur clnmpioi. a'irl former Junior champion from Kverett, W ish., and M a r 1 e n Stiwart. a Konthill. Out., pbyei who ir Y.ty. won the British Ama tur title and who this year cap tared the Canadian Open nnd tin American coUeuiate crowns. Hummiti::hirds have been cltck ed at ' miles an hour and prob ably ran lly even f;isier. 7 Our Customer .'.re Our Warmest Friends ThonedH - " The 7 ; n,k'jf' PACKING FOR TRIP Theso two Bend High school gridders, packing Thursday afternoon for their trip today to Albany, packed a few somewhat unorthodox items, all in' fun, to help them clobber the opposition. Coach Tom Winbigler's boys hope they won't need hammers and mal lets to take care of the Bulldogs, toughest team in District 8-A-l, this evening. Shown packing for the trip are Davi Smith, left, and Bob Pattoi. (Bend Bulletin Photo) Bears Leave For Albany Tesf Tonight Thirty-three football players, plus nnnngcrs and coaches left Bend it 1 this afternoon for Ihe KKI nine trip to Albany where the Bears will attempt lo upset the strong Albany Bulldogs this even ing. The game is the second District S-A-l lilt of the season for the Bears, and they will be pointing I for a win over Ihe learn doped as the best in the district. Coach Tom Winbigler's boys are expecting plenty of trouble from Albany, currently rated third in die stale. Their hosts feature a strong run ning game, a big, strong line, anil fast, shifty backs. Albany also has Pat Emmons, a looting-tooling 1!KI lb. senior fullback, believed lo be one of Ihe ties! around this year. Bend currently lias won one non- upsets." Ihe youlhful BUS mentor saiil toda', "and we hope to our share in our favor. If we don' will tonight, il won't be because we weren't -working al it," he slat- (I. Bend is tin? underdog in more ways than one. the local scnooi has a student population of some :"yU while the hosts have over llKXI students. Del Uptegrove Gets Top Scores Al TOMOTIV1 iKAiili: w Steve's Flying "A" 5 Mission Texaco It lluMader & Wallcn 5 Kddlo's Sties I '.'.msrlid ded Ki'iet;lit I Kund,iu;sl;oul Motors :i d I'ri tlaiul. . ieett Carage 2 Del I'ptoiirove's .r7l.l serie aluj ?i'--l name were lop individual per formances when the league bottl ed Tucs-dav eveoiliii. Mission Tiaeu posted hi(;li team aine of llllll while Ben I inrng Ivid hish team ri.- of '.Ml'.). llllt-ilader and W di.'n .. lined H v) nts troei Bend Prll;oid Truck Servici'. li i i e Mission Tevico. Rend Cioai:e. and l-'.ddi'.''s Sties i ind Service e;ich split, respect ive- - liy, with Kiindinnslnnd. Steve's Kly - jim; "A" and t'oesolidated r'reie.ht jways. We're careful with your property Wo li'.ivp your clrivrwiiy nritt aihl dean . . . we pnitcvt your lawns and .Oirulis. Cull us today for Moliilhoat . . . i lean, sad1. di'lH'ndalilc lii'alin oil. AUTOMATIC ritlNTO.MiniMt SKI1V1CE. too, Bend Du (e.Mn, F.iday, September 21, 1956 Dodgers Lead by Full Game After Braves Lose, 2 to 1 liy .HHIX (IKIl'KIN l'nited Press SportH Writer Youth may be served someday, but If will have to stand aside to night while Ihe Brooklyn Dodgers and Milwaukee Braves put their hot pennant race in the bauds of "old folks" pitchers Sal Maglie, 33, and Warren Spahn, 3.1 Now that the Dodgers are lead- ng by one full game as a result j of Milwaukee's pressure packed, j !-l, 10-inniug loss to Pittsburgh j rhursday both clubs know the fl-ig could be riding on each pitch. The plain fact was thai this de feat has put Ihe Braves in a tough spot, even though Manager Fred lianey rightly insisted that his club has only "a bad cough" and sn'l dead vet by a long shot. 11 the Braves win now, it will have lo be uphill the hard way. ... That's' because, the Dodgers lea.l is all in the vital "lost" col- ijRich Race Won By Noble Adios DKLAWAHK, Ohio (UPI Noble Adios, a noble tnemlMT of harness racing's most royal family, head ed for the. Big Red Mile al Lex ington, Ky., today to clinch his claim to top honors of the season among three-year-ol.i pacers. The Noble completely vindicated his owne: Paul Wixom of Chica go, who paid $H'l,0tK) for him, by winning Thursday the famous Lit tle Brown Jug pacing classic in straight heats. The Chicago coll won t ie S'J'.VUVJ first money in two back stretch duels that made the' lllh running of Ihe Jug one to long remember. The Noble met his ohallengers bark there on the stretch of this picturesque county fair track and ho lolt mem ait in a rioua 01 uusi. lie sped on to win in the good times of 2:01 in the first heat and JMH) 4-; in the. second. The Jug victory was the second jewel in Ihe triple crown of the paring for the son of the (Ireat Adios. lie had won the Cane Fu Un ity earlier. Now. only Belle Action, Ineligihle for the. Jug hut winner of the Messenger Stakes, a part of the triple crown. sUhh! to challenge the Noble for top hi fiors. Be sure your car FREEZE UP while " BEft'D GARAG 70? Wall ' umn. Each team has won 88, but Brooklyn has lost only 57 to Mil waukee's 59. The Challenge For Itravcs The Dodgers have nine left, the Braves seven, and this "if" table shows what the Braves must do from here out in order to tie for I lnc I'iant: !" ledgers Win: Braves Must Win 9 of 9 Dodgers clinch of 9 of 9 of 9 of 9 It all adds up lo Dodgers clinch ' 7 0f 7 1 6 of 7 6 of 7 the Braves must win 'em all, or pretty near all, unless Brooklyn suffers a ma jor collapse. On the brighter side for Brave fans: Pirate Manager Bobby Bra gan promises lo win three of sev en games against Brooklyn. If he makes good, the Dodgers could wkidvup Willi four or five losses slhre they'll face Robin Roberts and Curt Simmons of the Phils in Ihe only other two games. Maglie carries two streaks into tonight's game: six straight wins this year and six straight vs the Pirates, the team against whom he has the best personal record of his career (L'l-H. 11c will be op posed by right bander Bonnie Kline, who is 0-3 against Bi-ooklyn Ibis year. Spilhll The Stopper Spahn halted the-Bravcs' three- game losing streak lasl Monday by beating the Giants and again he's called on to put the Braves hack on the winning trail. He'll face young Don Kaiser, 1-t vs the Braves this year. The Pirates won Thursday's game twice for Bob Friend, who (went the route with a four-hitter 1 for his Kith victory. Jack Shcn ard's seventh - inning homer gave him a 10 lead. Milwaukee tied the score with two out in Ihe ninth when Chuck Tanner scored frimi ttiiril :is Pirntp (it's! IviiiiMn.in n..,n ,,m.r mifu.,i y,rk Km:.tv dirow on Hank Aaron's grounder and then threw wildly for another error. Friend choked off a Braves two on, one-out threat in the top of the 10th and Pittsburgh got its winning run in the last half when Bill Maeroski singled with one (ln. look second on Friend's sac rifice, and scored on Boh Clemen , i,.'s single to center a low liner , Bill Bruton reached but couldn't 'hold. Kay ('nine, who pitched the 10th in relief of Bob Buhl, stiffen il the defeat. or truck will not you are hunting! Chcvroler-Cqdillac College Elevens To Open Season Over Week End By JOB NAItlilS " 'Itei! J'rext Siiiirls Writer UCLA, one of the schools pun ished by the Pacific Coast Con ference for over - enthusiasm in procuring players, meets Utah to night as the first full week end 'f college football gets underway across the nation. The Ucians, hurt as much by sr'.d-.istion as the punishment met ed o;:l by the PCC, still are re garded a- formidable and they get a chance to prove it tonight against a Utah squad which is ex peeled to improve slightly on its 4-1 record in the Skyline Confer ence in 1955. Nine other games are on tap for tonight. None of them, however, involve major teams. The big teams Pittsburgh, No tre Dame, Maryland, Georgia Tech and Southern California- swing into action Saturday and all are favored to come out on top. Irish Meet S.MU In perhaps Ihe top game of the day, Terry Brcnnan's Fighting Irish bump into Southern Metho dist at Dallas, Tex. ND is favored by 13 points despite the loss of eight regulars from last year's crew. The Pitt Panthers, touted by many "experts" as the top team the most ambitious schedule in the country favored by two touch downs over West Virginia at Mor gantown. Pitt's crunching split-T power is cxpecled to be too much for West Virginia to handle this ear'y in the season. Tommy Mont makes his debut at the Maryland helm as the Ter rapins, the nation s third - ranked team last year, play host to Syra cuse. Maryland is picked by li points despite the loss of . star quarterback Frank Tamburello to the Army. The first of the NCAAs weekly nationally-televised programs finds Georgia Tech playing Kentucky at Lexington on Saturday with the Ramblin' Wrecks the choice by 10 points. Only three players arc missing from' the Tech team which racked up a 70 victory over Pittsburgh in the 1956 Sugar Bowl Kan'e- NBC begins telecasting this I SC vs Texas In Saturday's other feature at- iraction, Southern California, an other of the punished PCC clubs, opens up against Texas at nigh! in Austin. Halfback Jon Arnett, one of the Trojans' stars limited to live games this season, will be in tile lineup Willi USC favored by seven points. Oklahoma, the 1 0 5 5 national champion, and all of the powerful Big Ten schools arc idle, but most of the Southwest teams will be busy. Texas A&M, expected lo be the lop team in the Southwest, meets Villanova, Rice is favored over Alabama and Arkansas is picked by U points over Sammy Baugh's llardin-Simmons crew. In oilier leading games Texas Christian is at Kansas and is f;t voretl by 19 lwints, Oregon and Colorado are rated even, Missouri is picked over Oregon State. Bay lor is Ihe choice over California, Florida and Mississippi State are even. Vanderbilt should get by Georgia. William & Mary gets the nod over Wake Forest, and Duke is a solid 19-point favorite over South Carolina. You Be The Quarterback ANSWER I. Heverw In other safety. Worst call. Don't try fancy maneuvers with a wet ball. jj. Let the hall go. N.)! Wet ball Cifti be handled if you have the time and you seem to have plenty here. 3. limi to left. Field is open both ways. 1. I tun to right. Best choice. Most backs run better to their right. CLEAN AND FLUSH YOUR RADIATOR AND MAKE SURE YOUR ANTI-FREEZE IS SUFFICIENT . Let Us . . . company; mi Thcinc 193 YOU BE THE QUARTERBACK By WARREN GAER Head Football Coach, wur Kain has fallen throughout the hard-fought Mibsouri-Oregun State a me, and the field is a quagmire. All day l.ing, you, the Missouri quarterback, have been letting punts go, hesitating to handle them with the wet ball and the Oregon State ends getting down field in good time. Now in the fourth quarter of i scoreless ball game with Vi minutes to go, the Beavers are again punting to you. As you stand on your .12-yard-line with the punt coming directly to you in the cent- 14 Teams Left In Softball Meet SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP) Fourteen teams remained in con tention today in the Amateur Softball Association's 1936 world champion touyiament. Five teams suffered their sec ond defeat Thursday night and were eliminated from the double elimination tourney. Four teams were eliminated Wednesday. Thursday night the American Bank and Trust team from Baton Rouge, La., knocked out the Mex ican National Champions of Tam- pico, 3-0, and a home run in the tenth frame gave tiie Seal Mast ers of Aurora, 111., a 1-0 victory over Ihe Redwood City, Calif., Merchants,' eliminating the mer chants. In other eliminalion games, Fed eral Old Line Insurance of Seat tle, Wash., defeated the Sacra nento Coca Cola Ail-Stars, .1-0; the Lake Jackson Tex., club downed the White Coffee Pot ag gregation bf Baltimore, Mi, 1-0, and Anderson & Anderson Furni ture of San Diego, Calif.,, defeat ed American Bank and Trust of Baton Rouge, 2-0. In a non-elimination game, a no-hitter was thrown at the Mon treal, Canada, Tomato Kings as they bowed 6-0 to the Bombers from Clearwater, Fla. Other non-elimination results: Springfie'.d, Mo.. News Leader 5, San Diego, Calif., Minimal- Jets, 1: Meenan Oilers, Lcvillown. N.Y., 4, Lincoln Heat Treat, Detroit, Mich., 3. Borinqueno Indians were origin al inhabitants of Puerto Rico, dis- 1 :mm..n'in( nder Siiaiiish eonouest of ihe island. ' NOW is the time to PAIMT with DUTCH BOY paint Miller Lumber! r s US? Southern Methodist SSotre Dctr.e Sept. 22 North Carolina Oklahoma Sept. 29 Indiana Notre Dame Oct. 6 Oregon Washington Oct. 13 OSC-W5C Oct. 20 Oregon Pittsburg Oct. 27 OSC Washington Nov. 3 Oregon WSC Nov. 10 Oregon OSC Nov. 22 Notre Dame North Carolina Nov. 17 Notre Dcme Iowa No. 24 .. PLUS ALL BEND HGH GAMES FRIBAY 8:000P.M. BEND HIGH ALBANY HIGH Mutual DonJLce - university er of the field, you note your half backs have delayed Ihe Beavf ends and the field looks fairly open In iitli,i- Rate these decisions 1. 2, 3 and 1: Take Ihe ball and run to your right Take the ball and run to your lett jt the bull go Reverse the hull to oilier safely playing buck with you (Aawen elsewhere Page) on Sports Bend Freshmen Baffle Redmond To 6 to 6 Tie The Bend High school freshmen had to settle for a tie their first time out this season. Playing at Redmond, Don Cami bell's frosh finifched with a 6-C score. Redmond made the first tally, -ip the initial quarter on a 15-yard end run. The baby Pan t.'ier.5 were in the lead until the third period. In that stanza, Andy Warrington, fullback, capped a Bejid drive by going around end from five yards out lo score. Next Week, the youngsters play Prineville freshmen at 4 p.m., Thursday. SKIIOItN KI.KCTKI PORTLAND (UPI Al Sehorn was elected president of the Ore gon Amateur Alhletic Union yes terday, succeeding Ray E. Smith. Jack Bader was named to suc ceed A. E. Rosenberg as secretary-treasurer. MEED MONEY? If you find yourself in need of a personal loan, then you will be money abend in more ways than one if you consult with Portland Ind. Ioan he fore you borrow. There are MOKIC CUSTOMKK BENE FITS at Portland Ioan than any finance company in Cen tral Oregon. For example, all loans made since October 1, 1 !)55 are automatically cover ed bv lire insurance AT NO COST WHATKVKK TO THK KOKKOWKK. Also, you will find at Portland Ind. Loan, the eharg-es are I.KSS than' the maximum allowable un der Oreg-oh state laws govern ing: industrial loans in fact tiie charges are more than 10 jht cent less. So, compare the costs before you borrow . . . compare the customer bene fits. You'll see why MOKE Central Oreg;oiiiaus prefer do ing: business at Portland Loan. WHY PAY MORE? PORTLAND Ind. CO. 8o Ore. Ave-., ISi'ml I'll. 17:1 OVER STATION KBND For the Game of The Day, Dial 1 1 1 0 KC COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE KBND Oregon Favored, Beavers on Short End in Openers PORTLAND (UP) Oregon and Oregon State football teams open I h e i r 1S56 seasons tomorrow ainst Big Seven opposition away from home. Coach Len Casanova's Duck flew east fur a game wit'it Color ado while Coach Tommy Prothro's Beavers meet Missouri; also on the opponent's, field. O.kL-mnkers have made Oregon a slight favorite and Oregon Stale 1 slight underdog. But many point to Ihe high altitude In Colorado as a possible handicap to Oregon. And others point to Missouri's poor record last season as a pos- ible advantage to Oregon State. Oregon's speedy backfield is arrying most of the hopes of Webfoot fans this year. Back are Jack Morris, Jimmy Shanley and Jack Brown with cool Tom Crabtree to guide them at quarter back. Oregon Stale's big name is John Witte, t ie all-American tackle pos. sibility. 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