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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1961)
V. ' itV$i & : i i D,CK A "3C s A VC. x... art if i T1 HAVE WA MERRY GRIBBLES TV & ELECTRONICS Phone EV 2-4467 Griffith wants kayo sock Stop cursing that old furniture. Sell it with A Bulletin Classified. NEW YORK H'PIi - Tonight's , Yu'etide TV fight is aptly slated for St Nicholas Arena, and for mer welterweight champion Emile Griffith says he'll play Santa Claus and give Isaac Logart a sock a knockout sock. Speedy young Griffith of New ! York is very serious about the kayo sock because he no longer trusts decisions, and because a defeat tonight would deprive him of another shot at the 147-pound crown on March 14. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner has assured 23-year.old Griffith that if he beats Cuban Logart, former tip contender, he will get a title "rubber match" with, champion Benny Kid Paret, also of Cuba, at Madison Square Garden in March Griffith vows to let his own fists be the ring officials from now on and to win every fight on a knockout because in his lat est TV bout on Sept. 30 at the Garden, he lost the welterweight title back to Paret on a very un popular split verdict. That widely criticized verdict deprived Emile of the title he had won on April 1 by knocking out he Is only 28, he has begun to lose his stamina. Fernandez won a lopsided decision. Paret in the 13th round at Miami Beach. Because of his speed and skill. Griffith is favored at 4-1 to beat Logart tonight. Despite Cuban Ike's prowess as a left-jabber and ring general, he indicated in his latest bout with contender Jorge r ernandez on Aug. 19 that, though Friday's college basketball f I I if I I f RoHie, -Wilmetta and Virginia Wish You A MERRY CHRISTMAS 1 And A We will be glad to exchange er fit any gifts that you received from Rollie's Jewelry. You are as welcome as though you had come to make a purchase. ROLLIE'S JEWELRY 1019 Wall St. in Bend . J. ft KILL'S AUTO SHOP T Jim Gary 906 Harriman Ph. EV 2-4381 By United Press International WEST Ariz. St. 87 San Diego Naval 57 N M. Western 80 Riverside 65 Southern California 76 Wyoming 54 Brigham Young 69 U. of Pacific 67 Utah 102 Arizona St. 89 Stanford 71 St. Louis 61 California 50 Nebraska 49 " Arizona 77 Colorado State 50 Pepperdine 79 Valley State 50 . Loyola 78 UC Santa Barbara 51 Idaho State 67 Portland 54 Dixie (Utah) 93 Eastern Arizona 71 Cal Western Tourney San Diego Marines 93 Cal West ern 41 Whittier 80, Greenville, 111. 61 Krl Krlngle Tourney. Cal Poly Pomona 84 Long Beach State 79 Orange County State 83 Sacra mento State 67 Chapman 79 Univ. San Diego 53 Bedlands 72 UC Davis 61 By United Press International EAST Pittsburgh 67 Fordham 66 Lafayette 69 Columbia 54 Massachusetts 68 Colby 60 Oswego SL 87 Queens 73 SOUTH Tenn. A&I 90 Iona 72 Memphis St. 93 Richmond 77 Kentucky Invitational Kentucky 96 Tennessee 69 MIDWEST Detroit 81 Regis 58 Wittenberg 65 Eastern Illinois 41 SOUTHWEST i Houston Classic Texas A&M 62 Auburn 50 Oregon colleges in Chico meet CHICO. Calif. (UPD Two Ore gon small colleges will participate in the second annual Chico Invita tional Basketball Tourney here next week. Willamette University and Southern Oregon College will join defending champion Pasadena College, host Chico State, Sacra mento State. Whittier. Cal Poly and Western Washington College of Education. 8-Lbi. OF CLOTHING SPOTTED & CLEANED $9 oo Only Capitol Cleaners 81S S. 3rd EV 2-2141 Knechf, Warren combine for 57 EUGENE 1UPI) - Veierans Wally Knecht and Charlie Warren were unbeatable here Friday nignt. They combined for 57 points to lead the Oregon Ducks to an 84-72 basketball victory over Fresno State before 2,431 persons. Knecht, a 6-6 senior, poured In 30 points and Warren, a 6-4 sen ior forward, hit 27 as the Ducks snapped a three - game losing streak. Oregon, which now has two wins in five starts this season, took a lead early in the game and never was headed. The Ducks held a 39-31 halftime bulge. Miko McFerson scored 27 points and Tony Burr tallied 22 to pace the Fresno State attack. The loss was the fourth in 11 contests for the Bulldogs. Oregon hit 35 of 65 field goal attempts. Fresno State made 26 of 76 field goal attempts. The Ducks held a 47-36 edge In rebounding. Van named to boss west LOS ANGELES (UPD Rookie head coaches Norman Van Brock lin of the Minnesota Vikings and Al Sherman of the New York Giants will be the opposing coach es of the East and West teams in the all-star Pro Bowl football game, managing director Paul Schissler announced today. Van Brocklin was selected for his work with the Vikings in tlieir first season when he welded a band of rookies and veterans giv en up by other clubs into i team that surprised pro football tallow- ers. Sherman, in his firu season as head coach, guided the Giants to the Eastern Division champion ship. Schissler pointed out that this was. the first time two first year head coaches have been selected to handle the Eastern and West ern, Division all-stars In the 12 year history of the Pro Bowl, which will be played Jan. 14 m the Coliseum here. Sherman and Van Brocklin will each name two assistant coaches as well as selecting one bonus choice for their East and West squads which were chosen by vote of the seven coaches in each divi sion of the National Football League. Browns sign up taclcle Brown CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPD-The Cleveland Browns were ready for all sorts of confusion today after signing tackle John Brown of Syracuse. Brown, Cleveland's third draft choice after the 1960 season, be comes the third Brown with the club. He joins head coach Paul Brown, for whom the team was named, and all-pro fullback Jim Brown. The Bend Bulletin, Saturday, Dec. 23, 1961 3 1 Progressive League W Cascade Jewelry 4 ing Assn., awaits the first . place Cascade Glass Wagner's Market TEAA Bleven's Sanitary Ser. Knights of Columbus The Bell Ringers L 0 4 0 3 1 3 1 1 3 1 3 0 4 Oregon Equipment 0 4 This week's games: Cascade Glass 4, Hie Bell Ringers 0: Cas cade Jewelry 4, Oregon Equip ment 0: Wagner s Market 3. Blev. ens Sanitary 1; TEAA 3, Knights of Columbus 1. Team leaders: Cascade Jewel ry, 951 game; Cascade Glass, 2745 series. High scorers: Robert Stoltz, 211 game; Pete Alwinger, 533 scries. Classic League W L Stover-LeBlanc 33 23 Sherfy Candy 31 25 . Wakefield's Garage 31 25 Prineville Lumber 29 27 The Elks 28 28 Bend-Troy Laundry 28 28 Midget Drive In 22 34 M t J Tavern 22 34 This week's games: Midget Drive In 3, Wakefield's Garage 1 ; M & J Tavern 3, The Elks 1; Bend-Troy Laundry 3, Prineville Lumber 1; Stover-LeBlanc 3. Sher fy Candy 1. Team leaders: Stover-LeBlanc, 1025 game and 2822 series. High scorers: Paul Sevy, 268 game (ties season's high); Byron Benson, 646. Other 600s: Paul Se vy. 638; Bill Miller, 631; Sam Blucher. 60S. Holiday Singles Tourney The 13th Annual Holiday Singles Bowling Tourney got underway this week at Cascade Bowl with 20 men already having attempted to qualify for the finals. Harold Oar leads the qualifiers with a 688 three-game total, in cluding handicap. Forest Myers is in second place with a 671. The qualifying round consists of five games, of which the bowler chooses his three highest along with handicap based on his high league average of 21 games or more for the current season. The top 16 qualifiers will shoot in the finals 7 p.m. Saturday, De cember 30. A prize of $50, guaranteed by the Cascade Bowl and Bend Bowl- Everyone qualifying for the fi nals gets back a share of the prize fund. i Last year 171 men attempted to ' qualify. Virgil Mahaffey is defend- j iiig champion, having won with a , 1707 score for eight games to beat out runnerup Al Simpson by 99 pins. Elmer Brown look third and Rube Ells wound up fourth. Any . member of the Bend Bowling: Assn. is eligible to bowl, and may j qualify anytime there is an open ! alley available. RECORD MAIL DELIVERED WASHINGTON (UPD-Mailmen delivered a record load of nearly j 5 billion Christmas cards, letters ; and packages in the past few weeks. I n ' IT'S i rssA We wish to extend our hopes for your great happiness on this joyous day. I JM I i&Jl win DON DENNIN Your Rich Heat, Richfield Distributor 755 E. 1st Ph. EV 2-3961 ft SIM m Be An Angel! Be A Sport! Be both, when you give these delightful little Josef Originals ceramic angel dolls representing all the favorite sports. Great for Christmas stockingsl 924 South Third alpine gift house Phono EV 2-4941 ilrfespw of. 'km May we extend to you our warmest greetings and good wishes for a Merry Christmas to fa 1 J . - :'f - you ana yours, j. i r V Mr. & Mrs. Al Hanson & Employes AL'S DRIVE-IN MARKET It ?.'V- ll I u C' i. ': ('.' t Z. , JL B . 1 .1 . ' I i t. I 1JLV tjfL 'S! t I J "44 cfV" at CWrfzoU' 9Kay this Christmas bring to all our good friends the fulfillment of their greatest expectations. MOORE'S SHOES And TOGS 921 Wall A' '' --rj -wf Bend, Oregon December 23, 1961 Dear Customer: A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family! ; In extending our best wishes for happiness during Christmas and the New Year, may wo take this opportunity to urge you to join with us again in a "Drive for a Safe Holiday!" program. We hope you will bring the following holida y safe driving tips to the attention of your family and your motoring friends. If enough of us follow these suggestions we will help assure a happier and safer season for all. BE ALERT TO HOLIDAY HAZARDS PLAN A SAFE DRIVE WATCH OUT FOR OTHERS USE COURTESY ABUNDANTLY BE SURE YOUR CAR IS SAFE USE SEAT BELTS Allow plenty of time for your holiday travel. On long trips make frequent stops. Arrive relaxed. Drive in keeping with road, weather, and traffic conditions. Remember, most holiday accidents in volve drinking and speed too fast for conditions. Make allowances for unpredictable driver and ped estrian actions. Give yourself and others an extra margin of safety. Resolve to "Make Courtesy Your Code of the Road." It paysl Drive with good tires properly adjusted brakes lights and turn signals working windshield wipers and defrosters functioning properly. Fasten them when you enter the car. Seat Belts are "Circles of Safety" for you and your family. Full enjoyment of the Holiday Season is something to which all of us look forward. With this enjoyment, however and we know you agree goes Individual responsibility to protect your family, yourself, and your community. Let's all DRIVE for a Safe Holiday) Cordially Yours, t Bob Thomas Chevrolet Cadillac 519 E. 3rd St. Ph. EV 2-5582