The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, Dee. 21, 1961
PRACTIME TIME Band Jayvee cgr work hard in preparation for Friday'i preliminary
game with Klamath Falli Jayvaai beginning at 6:30 p.m. Vanity contast will follow at 8:15.
From left ara Jim deSully, Rich Gundenon (with ball), Jack Ward and Clint Brumitt.
West coach hits
'cloak -dagger'
tactics of pros
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Professional
football scouts have been
asked to avoid cloak-and-dagger
luetics in attempting to sign foot-
hall players here for the East
West game.
"Professional scouts and own'
crs seem to think the game Is
pluycd for their benefit," said
West Head Coach Jim Owens of
Washington. "There have been a
lot of unpleasant incidents in the
past. In recent years players have
been pestered to death."
Owens said he planned to get
together with East mentor Joe
Kuharich of Notre Dame It estab
lish visiting hours for pro scouts.
The battle" for players hit fever
pitch last year when the Ameri
can Football League popped up
to fight with the older National
Football League for players.
Coaches reported that certain
scouts called athletes at all hours
of the night; badgered Uie grid
tiers belorc, after and during
practice, and even contacted
them while they were at the
training tables.
Among the players here for the
Shrine Gamo who havo not
signed wilh any pro club are
such men as Heisman Trophy
winner Ernie Davis of Syracuse,
Utah State's big tackle Morlin 01
iten, San Jose Stale flanker Mack
Burton and many others.
Warriors take
fourth in row
By United Press International
Although Wilt (The Stilt! Cham
berlain is averaging more than a
point a minute, the Philadelphia
Warriors aren't picking up much
ground on the Boston Celtics In
I he Nationn! Baskcllwll Associa
tion's Eastern Division race.
Chamberlain tossed in 55 points
ir leading the Warriors to a
117-102 victory over the Detroit
l'stions Wednesday night ill the
feature game of an NBA twinbill
at Detroit. The Uis Angeles lak
ers downed the Chicago Puckers,
102-98, in the opener.
The Warriors' victory was their
fourth straight and their seventh
in their lust nine games. How
ever, they still rest 5li games
back of the Celtics, who have lost
only (our of their first 27 outings.
Chamberlain's latest burst gave
him l.SM points lor the season.
The Warriors have now played 32
games or a total of 1.536 minutes,
so nobody can say Wilt Isn't earn
ing his paycheck.
There were no other games
scheduled in Ihe NBA Wednesday
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Bruins' center
on 'small side'
but still tough
LOS ANGELES (UPI) Ron
Hull, captain of UCLA's Rose Bowl
football team, Isn't big for a line
man but he li one of a long list
of outstanding centers who hava
played for the Bruins through tha
years.
From the days of Bill Spaulding
in the late'20s, UCLA has coma up
witli centers who made their
marks both in. West Coast compe
tition and nationally.
And followers of the Bruins who
recall such fabled canters as
Homer Oliver, Lee Coals, Johnny
Ryland, Leon McLaughlin, Don
Paul, and Donn Moomaw can
look forward lo the New Year's
Day game with the feeling that at
center UCLA will be well repre
sented. This year Hull's work has been
recognized by numerous honors
Including selection on the All
Coast team and on All America
SOUTHERN OREGON WINS
ASHLAND (UPD-Urry Eick
worth hit a push shot from the
corner with 3D seconds left to give
Southern Oregon a 47-46 noncon
fcrence basketball wia over Chlco
State here Wednesday night.
Southern Oregon held a 23-20
halftimc lead. Jerry Shults paced
the Red Raiders with 13 points
and Lou Black and West Walsvick
each scored 11 to lop Chico
State's scoring.
HOCKEY STAR HAS SURGERY
PORTLAND (UPII-Arlo Good
win, a star on Portland's hockey
team, was to undergo surgery to
day for torn calf muscles.
Goodwin suffered the injury
Sundcy night when struck by a
puck in Uie game against Edmon
ton. He is expected to be out of
action two or three weeks.
OF
The ocean rocks
It's down to the
fA
squads. But the round faced,
chunky senior is above all a team
player. Playing left linebacker on
defense, Hull has developed an un
canny knack of knowing where
plays are going and being there in
time to stop them.
Hull played perhaps his greatest
game against University of South
ern California when the Bruins
needed to win if they were to get
the Rose Bowl bid. He roamed all
over Uie field, backing up every
defensive play when it was not his
to make.
And Coach Bill Barnes showed
his confidence in Hull by using
him as the starter in every game
this season and when the regular
schedule had ended he had 350
minutes of playing time to his
credit.
It took hard work for Hull to
become a top center. Three years
ago he was so discouraged he al
most quit football. He had fallen
behind in his studies and as a
result he failed to make progress
on the practice field that he felt
ho should show.
But even as a sophomore ho got
in 117 minutes of playing time. As
a junior he actually saw more
action than Harry Baldwin, Uie
team's captain who whs an All
Coast selection.
Hull icceived advice, coaching
and inspiration from center coach
Dan Peterson who in his UCLA
playing days was listed at 165
pounds but really weighed less
than 150.
"No player ever worked harder
to become a top man than Hull."
Peterson says. "He made up w ith
quickness and smart play for what
he lacked in size. He can make
defensive corrections on the field
as the situation changes during a
game."
8 BIG
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Bruins
Wednesday's game:
Parkrose 43. The Dalles 41
Tonight's game:
Hemiiston at David Douglas
Friday's games:
Klamath Falls at Bend (8:15)
Burns at Baker
Pendleton at Hermislon
La Grande at Mac Hi
Saturday's gimn:
Madras at Redmond
Burns at Baker
Mac Hi at Pendlton
By Bill Thompson
Bulletin Staff Writer
Wanted: A defense to stop high
scoring Klamath Falls High stars
Gary Patzke and Kent Hunsaker.
If you have such information,
please contact Bend High Coach
Chuck Hudson at gym immediate
ly-
Twelve-year pro
George Blanda
said AFL's best
NEW YORK (UPI) George
Blanda of the Houston Oilers, who
has experienced his share of
frust-ation and discouragement
during a 12-year pro football ca
reer, today was chosen Uie 1961
American Football League "Play
er of the Year" by United Press
International.
The 33-year-old placekicking
quarterback star won the honor
by a wide margin, attracting 17
of, the 24 votes cast in the annual
UPI poll of three regular AFL
writers from each league city.
Blanda, once called a "major
league misfit," recovered from a
shaky start this season, regained
all his passing and kicking fi
nesse, and guided the Oilers to
the Eastern Division champion
ship of Uie AFL. Houston closed
out Uie season wiUi nine straight
victories and qualified to meet
the San Diego Chargers for the
league championship next Sunday.
This was Blanda's outstanding
season in a pro career that
began back in 1949 with Uie
Chicago Bears. He set AFL rec
ords by passing for 36 touchdowns
and a total of 3,340 yards. He
also kicked 16 field goals and a
record 64 extra points. In all, he
completed 187 of 362 passes for a
51.7 percentage. .
He was voted all-league quarter
back by a wide margin earlier
this week.
In Uie balloting for Player of
the Year, halfback Paul Lowe of
Uie Chargers received two votes,
while halfback Billy Cannon and
flanker Charlie Heimigan of . Uie
Oilers, linebacker Sherrill Head
rick of Uie Dallas Texans and
quarterback Jack Kemp of Uie
Chargers each had one vote.
Frank Jones
MSU assistant
STARKV1LLE. Hiss. (UPP
Mississippi State University head
football coach Paul Davis has
named Frank Jones, head coach
at Presbyterian CoUegc, his chief
assistant.
Athletic director Wade Walker
announced that Jones was hired
on recommendation of Davis.
Jones, 39, will serve as offensive
backfield coach In charge of
overall offense, Uie same post
Davis held before being elevated
to the head coaching job earlier
this month. Davis succeeded
Walker.
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face twin scoring threat
The above want ad is pure fic
tion, but it's the straight scoop
that Hudson and his boys could
face heavy trouble from Klamath
Falls here Friday night unless
they find a "stopper" for this
twin scoring threat.
So far, it's been an impossible
task at Klamath Falls, defending
state A-l champion, has rolled
to five straight victories, includ
ing a 67-50 win over Bend at
Kiamath Falls last Friday night.
Patzka Impres5iva
Patzke, who dropped in 26 points
in about three quarters of action
against Bend last week, has a
season's total of 86. Hunsaker,
with 21 against Bend, has 70 for
Uie season.
Between them, they have ac
counted for 156 of Klamath's 325
point total.
Hudson figures his Bruins will
BRUIN RESERVE Scheduled
for reserve action Friday
against Klamath Falls is 5-7
senior guard Don Underwood.
Rose Bowl
teams meet
at Disneyland
LOS ANGELES (UPD-UCLA's
Bruins were scheduled to meet
thoir Rose Bowl opponents for the
first time today but only on the
rides at Disneyland.
Following a morning workout,
UCLA will motor to Anaheim
from its campus training site for
the yearly merriment at Uie fa
mous amusement park and then a
big banquet with Minnesota. It
will be one of Uie few cxtracuri
cular activities aUowed by either
Bruin Coach BiU Barnes or Ins
Minnesota counterpart, Murray
Warmath.
The Bruins Wednesday were
kept a few minutes extra by
Barnes and drilled more than
2 hours and 15 minutes. At Uie
close of Uie workout he said Uie
team looked "much improved"
over its Tuesday showing which
he had called "our worst since
practice started."
Tailback Bobby SmiUi did an
excellent job passing Wednesday
and his sophomore sub, Mike
Haffner, Ihe team s leading rush
er, looked strong on several run
ning plays.
GETS COACHING JOB
ABILENE, Tex. (UPI)-Lestcr
Wheeler has been named to suc
ceed Nick Nicholson as head foot
ball coach at Abilene Christian
College. Wheeler had been an
assistant football coach at Uie
school.
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Jan. 5 RaLfar
Jan. 6 La Grande
Jan. I o I he Dalles
Jan. 27 Redmond
Feb. 9 Prineville
Feb. 16 Hermiston
Feb. 17 Pendleton
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I
he a lot better prepared Uian
they were last week against Uie
Pels.
"We've been emphasizing de
fense," Hudson said. "I hope we're
farther along, and I think we'U
be a lot tougher on our home
court."
Hudson was hoping that Kla
math might experience Uie kind
of cold scoring night that Pendle
ton suffered in a game last week
witli La Grande.
Pendleton, loaded with return
ing lettermcn and a big favorite
to wrap up Uie Intermountain
Conference this season, was belt
ed 54-32 by an underdog La
Grande team that, just prior to
the Pendleton game, had been
humiliated by Baker 44-27.
Ash Due Back
But the chances are that Kla
math Falls might even be tough
Tulane coach
to put stress
on recruiting
NEW ORLEANS (UPP Tommy
O'Boyle, newly elevated to head
football coach at Tulane, said to
day his major objecUve lay in
recruiting no easy assignment
with Tulane's academic stand
ards. ! -
He was named unanimously
Wednesday by a five-man Tulane
committee to replace Andy Pilney,
who resigned Nov. 22 just after
finishing his fifth consecutive los
ing season. Tulane gave him a
five-year contract.
O'Boyle, 44, - was All-America
while playing guard for Tulane in
1940 and 1941, his junior and sen
ior years. He returned to Tulane
last spring as line coach and
PUney's chief assistant, and has
been acting head coach since
Pilney's resignation. .
Pilney resigned with an alumni
group calling for his scalp. He
had been on the staff for 16 years.
In eight years as head coach, he
had only two winning seasons.
This year's 2-8 record ended with
a 62-0 rout by traditional rival
Louisiana State.
The alumni group also called
for overhauling athletic policy at
Tulane. But university president
Herbert Longenecker said there
would be little change in it. Sev
eral of Uie Green Wave's best
players have flunked out because
of unrelenting adherence to aca
demic standards.
O'Boyle previously served as
line coach at Duke, Miami and
Kansas State. He also was ath
letic director and head coach at
Southwest Missouri Stle.
NBA STANDINGS
Eastern Division
W L Pet.
Boston 23 4 .852
Philadelphia 20 12 .625
Syracuse 13 18 .419
New York 9 22 .290
Western Division
Los Angeles 26 9 .743
Cincinnati 18 14 .563
Detroit 12 17 .414
St. Louis 11 20 .355
Chicago 6 22 .214
Wednesday's Results
Los Angeles 102 Chicago 98
Philadelphia 117 Detroit 102
(Only games scheduled)
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er for the Bend game Friday.
For due to return is 6-3 forward
Dana Ash, who had scored 24
points for Klamath in Uie first
three games of Uie season.
Ash injured his ankle in Uie
opening minutes of the second
Springfield contest and did not see
action against Bend.
The Pelicans, who blasted
Springfield in one game 71-39 and
shot .619 from the field, may be
due to cool off. They hit on more
Uian 50 per cent of Uicir field
shots in the first game against
Bend, and Uiat's a tough pace to
keep up.
Kelley Tallest
Tallest player on Uie squad is
6-4 Fred Kelley, who's managed
only 13 points in five games. The
Pels are tough, but they'll miss
Uie scoring and rebounding of
left-handed hook-shooting 6 8
Bucks slowed
by 1 to 1 tie
Western Heckty League
By United Press International
Southern Division
W L T Pts. GF GA
Portland 23 6 1 47 118 70
Spokane 16 12 3 35 112 100
Los Angeles 10 19 3 23 120 151
San Francisco 10 18 0 20 75 112
Northern Division
W L T Pts. GF GA
Edmonton 19 10 2 36 116 94
Seattle 14 13 3 31 110 87
Calgary 13 14 3 29 19 111
Vancouver 7 19 3 17 75 118
Wednesday's Results
Edmonton 3 Vancouver 2
Portland 1 Spokane 1 (tit)
Seattle 4 Los Angeles 1
Seattle's Bill MacFarland could
today lay claim to Uie longest
goal in Western Hockey League
history.
. With seconds to go in Uie sec
ond period Wednesday night at
Los Angeles, MacFarland slapped
a shot from his end of the ice.
The puck traveled 110 feet down
Uie ice and somehow eluded
Blade goalie Marcel Pellelier who
bent over to scoop it up.
It was a big taUy since it gave
the Totems a 2-1 lead. They add
ed two more goals in Uie final
period, including Guyle Fielders
second of Uie night, to take an
easy 4-1 victory.
In other action, Spokane some
what slowed down the Portland
Buckaroos as the two teams bat
tled to a 1-1 tie.
The stand-off snapped a four
game Portland win streak.
Spokane goalie Ed Johnston
made 30 saves and Portland goal
ie Bruce Gamble blocked 22 shots
in the defensive battle.
Edmonton edged Vancouver in
overtime, 3-2. as Vancouver skid
ded deeper into the NorUiern Di
vision cellar. Roger Dejordy had
two goals for the Flyers includ-
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WEST POINT (UPD-Approxi-matcly
40 applications are under
consideration for the head coach
ing job of the West Point footbaU
team made vacant by Uie recent
dismissal of Dale Hall. Colonel
Emory S. Adams said Uiere was
great interest all over Uie coun
try concerning the job.
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7) Pick the most Impres
'sive decanter.
I whit Bruce Brickner. now a fresh
man at Uie University of Wash
ington. Also missing from last year's
championship team is a great ,
floor leader, WaUy Palmberg,
who also graduated.
Hudson plans to start Uie same
five as last week against Kla
math. That would be 5-10 Pat -Hendricks
at 5-9 Larry Celbrich
at guards, 6-5 Hex Chambers at
center and 6-2 Lloyd Grant and
S-2 Jan Bowlus at forwards.
Chambers was Bend's top scor
er last week against Uie Pels,
contributing 17 points.
Prineville has wound up its pre
season slate, while Redmond has
a final pre-conference game with
Madras at Redmond Saturday
evening.
(somewhat)
with Spokane
ing Uie overtime tally.
Latest WHL statistics including
games Uirough Sunday again
showed Jerry Goyer of Los An
geles far ahead in Uie scoring
race with 23 goals and 26 assists
for 49 points. Teammate Danny
Belislc was second with 41 points.
PorUand center Gene Achymi
chuk picked up one goal and six
assists to win player of Uie week
honors.
Portland's Tommy McVic and
Goyer both had tallied 23 goals
to lead that department while
Bruce Carmichael of Uie Blades'
high-scoring line led in assists
with 31.
Portland's Bruce Gamble led
goalies with a classy 2.31 aver
age in 29 games. ...
Edmonton's Forbes Kennedy
had drawn Uie most time in Uie
penalty box, 71 minutes.
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