The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 21, 1956, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Bend Bulletin. Friday, December 21. 1956 Homecoming Contests Set Tonight, Saturday Some mighty good basketball is in the oiling tonight and Saturday in Bend nyhen three highly-rated basketball teams conie here tor the holiday djuble-hcaders. The cnurt atractions are part of the B.'nd High school Homecoming celebration this year. Tonight at 7:30, the Madras Vr, Ion High school White Buffuloe:. play Washington of Portland. Bent! and St. Helens clash at 9 p.m. Saturday, starting ut the same time, Madras , goes against 1 St Helens and Bend and Washington are naired. None of the tlirpe vls'tln" teanr has list a game yet this year. Thi two galley teams hav each woi fmir 'and lost none. Madras ha tnkeni bo'h contes's plnvd by tha' school. Bend his. a 1-3 record. A 2 OtyimolrnH T-e St. Helcrs' L'ons were torn , th in'the state In A-l comoetilioi two yirs a"0 aid last your sua" Red (he Oreiron A-2 tille! Thf saud Is blr'erpd by six return ing lettermen. There arp four sen iors, five juniors, and three soph omnres., ' Th" l.lorrs have plnn'y of height are well fonmn'd. and a-e exp"ct ed to b" about as tough as they wee! last year. A tentative lineup for St. Helen? in'ud"- Gall Printz, 5' 9" senior pti'ird: rhwk Noite, 5' 10" senior guard: Bill Hellers, 6' 3" senior center Dtvig. Stewart, 6' senior forward' Du I.anning, 6' junin- forward. Washington of Portland ha plenty of he'pht and so mnnv good plavors !hat the coach has I'iiiM" picking n starti'X quintet, Of the 16 pb'vers on the rrsl"r released recently, 12 are 6' or taller. Top I'fH'i'inukei' TVi man for the v'sSt'ty Port land fiv" Is flene Cos'l. 6' 1" sen ior ffua"d, who wis Port'nnd lea gue lender In pointmnking last yeer. The starters w'11 be nicked from chrM players. They are: Charles Bally, 6' 1" junior for ward: Ed Fuller, 5' 9" Junior ijuard; Bill Grieve, 6 2 senior forward: Franchot Love, 6 2" sen !or .forward;. Larry Miller, 6' 2" junior center; Wes Price, 5' 11" senior guard; Jim Suter, 6' junior guard, and Costi, a two year let- terman. The Madras While Buffaloes, coach'd by Oie Johnson, are load ?d with experienced material, and ira expected to go a long way this season. They have taken a pair of tough ones from Willamette so far this year. . The Buffs arc called the team o watch l,y many Central Oregon sports fans. Starters Listed hnbable starters include: Mur riy Newton, 6' 2" senior forward: ICu'jene Harris, 6' 5" senior for vard: D'ck W"iser, fi' 5" senior -n'c"-; p,u S;jne. 6' 2" senior "lard, and Richard Wiegand. 5' 'If shomore guard, Bill Davis, V.9" innior guard, or Dick Krebs, v! 11" innior guard in the remain xv slot. B"nd nlayers have been workin0 "lard all week on defense and ibo-'tln" and Coach Glen Kinney riid this morning that there has V'en some improvement. He is not, however, satisfied with the prog m shown. The conch Is hopinf that his crew will be able to gel m for the weekend ganvs which he calls "a pair ot really tough ones." , He has shuffled his starling line mo around. It now Includes only two of last wek's starting five T'" onrtnhle first five: Brad Fla-ianr. 5' 5" sonhomore "un"d: rVk H"dcre. 5' 11" Innior Tiiard; Ro'and Coleman, 6' 4" sen ior forward; Denny Olson, 6" sen ior forward: Goree Hawes, 5' 11" phomore forwnni. TI1KEE WI.NNKKS CORAL GABLES, Fla. (UP) Bobby Sorenscn had three winners nt Tropical Park Tlmrsday, includ ing two extreme outsiders. Soren scn scored on Lecame ($90,00), Viking Victory ($67.80) and Cha teau ($6.10). ' Parker Refuses to Sign Contract For Next Year DETROIT (UP) Detroit Lions Coach Buddy Parker left the bourd of directors ieeling like Ed Mead ows had tackled each and every one of them. ' Parker, one of the most success fill coaches in the business, :e fused to sign a contract for 1957. Neither he nor Lions President Edwin J. Anderson would elabo rate. Anderson said the directors of fered Parker a new contract, re portedly a two-year pact at $30,000. But Anderson would net say why Parker wouldn't accept it. . Parker said he was not resign ing, that he would stay with the club until his present contract runs out Dec. 31. But that only left the officials more up In the air and asking "What happened? Anderson said the board "un doubtedly" would meet again be fore D"C. 31. But again, he would no' say when. Parker and Arderson were as close - mouthed Thursday. as they were talkative after Sunday's loss to the Chicago Brs. Then Parker threatened to quit Dr-fessional football because of what he termed a "disastrous rend" that was makinri football a "slugging match" instead of a s;ame. The threat stemmed from the In cident in the Lions-Bears ttame in which Meadows tackled Bobby Layne and the Detroit quarterback wound no with a brain concussion. Later. Detroit movies of the game showed Layne. was not "slugged" is Anderson eontndd but that Meadows had tackled him clean and hard. 1-OWKST SINCE 1918 CINCINNATI (UP) Hank Aaron's 1956 league-leading .328 batting average was the lowest since Eddie Roush of the Cincin nati Redlegs won the National League title with .321 in 1919. Aaron plays the outfield for the Milwaukee Braves. LXSunt With less than two weeks of 1956 left on he calendar, most duck hunters have put. their guns away until next season. Especially the hunters with families, for "Santa Claus" just doesn't huv the time to go duck. hunting and run the workshop, tso. But for hunters still Interested, the most rewarding duck hunting now is probably that in iMalheui county, where the heavy northern mallards are feeding in the stub ble fields. A good man with a deck call can reputedly fill his limit ir. a few hours. Flocks o; mallirdr float over the cornfields, in tha morning and afternoon, talking for a place that appeals to them. Sometimes all that s' neeced to make a field aDpealine Is few squawks from the hunter's call. Som? geese, end quite a few goldensycg are also being found along the Snake river in eastern Oregon, and ducks, are becoming more numerous m Union county, according to the game commis sion's weekly bunting report. Most birds have gone from Sum mer lake and Warner valley. Hunt ing prospects for the Klamath area are generally poor, wtth most birds gone south. Some mallards and honkers are reported using Swan lake and Yonna valleys. Up per and lower Klamath lakes are poor, with fewer birds 1n the Klam ath management area. Those witfr vir9u rmpr . duck still sticking it out are feed ing at night. Oregon's . north coast s'reams are in good shape and steelhead iiri is expected to be good. Ang ling . in the Tillamook f area has bien spotty. The rivers are in good shape except for the Trask which was still murky on Wednesday but clearing; rapidly. In southwest Oregon, central Dpuglas county streams are high and turbid, with bail the best lure for steelhead. Lower Umpqua riv er is muddy but dropping and stelheading is expected to im prnve with clearing waters. Coos county waters have been high anAfnuddy, but if they clear stcelheijjjjriB jihquld ,e ,pod. Illi nois rhKiftMhSBdlne is improv: ing with salmon eggs the best bait. ' - Top Series Rolled By Morelpnd Special to The Bulletin REDMOND Lillian Moreland, bowling for Framers Hardware in women s Tri-City league this week. posted a 590 series. Best Individ, ual game was rolled by Dorothy Farthing for 97 Cafe, a ,229. High tenm series went to Sonny's with a 2734, and 97 Cafe's 954 was best team game, Conroy's and 97 Cafe split two and two. Farmers blanked Prine- ville Merchants, while Sonny's won three from Prinevllle Machine. Standings; Conroy 36, Farmers MVj, Machine 32, 97. Cafe 23, Mer chants 22, Sonne's 20V4. Evashevski Hoping to Control Oregon State Speed PASADENA, Calif Iowa foot ball Coach Forest Evashevski said today he is seriously concerned about stopping Oregon State's fast and dangerous running attack in tie New Year's Rose Bowl game. "Oregon State's speed will hurt anyone, and we must control it, ' Evashevski said. The mentor also said he would gladly settle for the same one-point- victory in the Rose Bowl that Iowa scored over Oregon State in their previous meeting. Evashevski indicated his respect for the Beavers Thursday by de voting almost the entire morning drill to defense with the third team taking the part of the Staters. the mid-season loss to the Hawk- second teams worked against the. eyes by a missed conversion. praline team nm. J J several t mes prior to leaving Ore- The Beavers held their tu-si an(1 Coach Tommy Prothro said the initial hard workout here hara workout Thursday since ar riving here Tuesday, with end John Clarke and quarterback Ted Searle doing the piaco kicking. In Thursday's workout, the Beavers went througi a sharp hould sharpon up his squau. The famous ?eiagrina pearl weighs 134 grains, or one-third of scrimmage in which the first end an ounce. SANTA MONICA, Calif. Ore gon State today stressed place kicking in preparing for its Rose Bowl clash with Iowa because of GIFT SELECTION . made easy for you! SHEAFFER'S, WHITE DOT SNORKEL PENS In a big variety ot HANDSOME MODELS RICH COLORS INDIVIDUALIZED POINT STYLES . Everyone on your list would like to own a Sheafier White Dot Snorkel Pen ... the qual ity writing instrument famed for clean filling. A pleasure to write with!, A pride to own! Bring your gift list and come in today. MAGILt DRUG CO. 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