The Bend Bulletin, Friday, January 5, 1962 3
They'll Do It Every
For two
hours or so
MRS.FOPGlRDLE
JUST BROWSES
UP AND DOWN
THE DEPARTMENT-STORE
AISLES.
Classic League
(Final first-hall standings)
W L
Stover-LeBlane 37 23
Sherfy Candy 34 26
Wakefield's Garage .... 32 28
Bend Troy Laundry ... 31 29
Prineville Lumber 30 30
The Elks - 29 31
Midget Drive In .. 25 35
MiJ Tavern 23 37
This week's games: Stover-Le
Blanc 4, M It J Tavern 0; Sherfy
Candy 3, The Elks 1; Midget
Drive In 3, Prineville Lumber 1;
Bend Troy Laundry 3, Wakefield's
1.
Team leaders: Sherfy Candy,
1002 game and 2822 series.
High scorers: Bob Nelson, 259
game and 673 series (second high
College
Basketball
By United Press International
WEST
S. J. St. 39 U. of SF 36
Loyola Hi Hollands 44
Pepperdine 74 Hawaii 52
Lewis & Clark 75 Whitman 57
Idaho 61 Pacific 53
Los Angeles Pacific College
Tournament (1st round)
L. A. Pacific 96 Life 93
Azusa 70 California Baptist 69
24th Annual Modesto JC Tourney
(1st round)
Sacramento JC 74 Reedley 54
American River 47 Vallejo 39
Cerritos 52 S.F. CC 34
Fresno 56 Santa Rosa 45
Col. Sequoias 82 C. Costa 62
Stockton 94 S.J. CC 67
San Mateo 56 Sierra 34
Allan Hancock 64 Modesto 50
EAST
Temple 52 St. John's (NY) 51
New Bedford 78 Lowell Tech 73
Phila. Textile 74 King's Coll. 68
Boston U. 91 Worcester Tech 78
Phila. Pharmacy 85 Ursinus 66
Holy Cross 80 Dartmouth 48
Colgate 70 Syracuse 62
Rochester Tech 95 Utica 79
St. Peter's 91 Upsala 52
Kutztown 96 Delaware Valley 40
SOUTH
Virginia St. 83 Fhaw 64
Erskine 84 Woflord 78
W. Maryland 60 Johns Hopkins 54
Frederick 70 Richmond Pro. 58
Florida St. U. 99 Okla. City U. 74
Savannah St. 95 Florida Nil 73
Elon 73 Atlantic Christian 57
High Point 85 Pfeiffer 73
Stetson 54 Tampa 49
E. Kentucky St. 66 N. Mex. St. 54
Lane 79 Tuskegee 73
Howard 81 Athens 75
Delta St. 76 Spring Hill 70
Chattanooga 68 Florence St. 66
MIDWEST
Wichita 77 Drake 64
St. John's' Minn) 72 River Falls 67
Cincinnati 62 St. Louis U. 47
Westminster 81 Bald.-Wallace 57
SOUTHWEST
Rice 79 Baylor 56
So. Methodist 70 Tex. Christian 53
TrinityiTex.) 72 Sam H'ton St. 72
Arizona St. U. 97 W. Tex. SU 67
Arizona 101 Hardin-Simmons 52
Forty Niners
sign Pierovich
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI '-George
Pierovich. University of California
fullback and linebacker, has been
signed by the San Francisco Forty
Nuiers.
The 230-pounder was the 13th
draft choice of both the Forty
Niners and the Oakland Raiders
of the American Football League
Pierovich made some 574 yards
rushing the past two season, but
San Francisco officials indicated
he was being drafted solely for
his linebacking skills.
He was linebacker for the West
team in its victory over the
favored East squad Saturday at
Kezar s'adium and contributed
several jolting tackles.
4
Time
series of season). Other 600s: Al
Simpson, 649; Frank Bockhold,
610.
Progressiva League
W L
TEAA . 9 3
Cascade Glass 8 4
Wagner's Market 8 4
Cascade Jewelry 7 5
Knights of Columbus .6 6
Blevens Sanitary 4 8
Oregon Equipment 4 8
This week's games: Cascade
Glass 3, Wagner's Market 1; Cas
cade Jewelry 3, The Bell Ringers
1; TEAA 3, Blevens Sanitary 1;
Knights of Columbus 2, Oregon
Equipment 2.
Team leaders:. Knights of Co
lumbus, 968 game and 2739 series.
Latecomer's League
W
First Natl. Bank 4
Uptegrove Brothers ..- 3
Magill Drug 3
Bend Dairy 3
HiU's Market - 1
Vern's Shell .'. 1
U.S. Natl. Bank 1
U.S.F.S. Timberjills .... 0
This week's games: First Na
tional 4, USFS 0; Uptegrove Broth
ers 3, Vern's Shell 1; Magill
Drug 3, Hill's Market 1; Bend
Dairy 3, U.S. National 1.
Team leaders: First National,
831 game and 2268 series.
High scorers: Elaine Mather.
186 game; Thelma Sherman, 529
series.
Eagles Mixed League
W
Claws - 4
Talons 3
Feathers - S
Ears 3
Beak 1
Right Wing
Eyes
Left Wing 0
This week's games: Claws 4,
Left Wing 0: Talons 3, Beak 1:
Feathers 3, Right Wing 1; Ears
3. Eyes 1.
Team leaders: Claws, 2249 se
ries. High scorers: Dan Anderson,
234 game and 658 series (high for
men I; Florence Kinkade and Von
da Perrigan. 195 game, and Vivian
Duncan, 524 series (high for wom
en). Kitchen Queens League
W L
Perky-Laters 33'i 184
Tea Bags 32 20
Ironing-Borcds 29'i 22'i
Telephone-Belles ZiVi 24'j
Double Boilers - 26 26
Floppv-Mops 21'i 30'i
Coffee Beans 20 32
Sugar Bowlers 19 33
This week's games: Double
Boilers 4. Sugar Bowlers 0: Tea
Bags 3, Ironing Boreds 1; Coffee
Beans 3, Floppy Mops 1; Perky
Laters 2'j. Telephone Belles 14.
Team leaders: Telephone Belles.
704 game; Perky Laters, 2107 se
ries. High scorers: Lois Dresser, 171
game and 485 series.
WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE
By United Press International
Southern Division
W L T Pts GF GA
Portland 26 9 1 53 140 93
Spokane 18 16 4 40 138 136
Los Angeles 12 22 4 28 142 178
San Francisco 13 21 0 26 99 131
Northern Division
Edmonton 20 12 2 42 131 111
Calgary 18 14 3 39 146 121
Seattle 17 6 3 37 131 103
Vancouver 9 23 3 21 92 146
Thursday's Results
Lns Angeles 5 San Francisco 4
Seattle 6 Edmonton 4
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Tenth-ranked
Beayers play
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By United Press International
The high-flying Oregon State
Beavers go after their seventh
and eighth straight basketball
wins of the season this weekend.
The Beavers, ranked 10th in the
nation in the latest UPI ratings,
play Washington State tonight and
Saturday night at Pullman.
Slats GiU probably will open
with 7-foot sophomore Mel Counts
at center, 6-4 junior Steve Pauly
and 6-7 senior Jay Carty at for
wards and 6-3 junior Terry Baker
and 6-1 junior Gary Rossi at
guards.
The Oregon Ducks, starting to
jell after losing three of their first
four games, lake' on Stanford's In
dians in a two-game series at
Palo Alto.
Steve Belko has listed his prob
able starting lineup as 6-4 senior
Charlie Warren and 6-4 sopho
more Jim Johnson at forwards,
6-4 senior Bill Simmons at center
and 6-5 sophomore Steve Jones
and 6-3 junior John Mack at
guards.
Church loop
teams clash
next week
Junior and Senior Church Lea
gue action gets underway Mon
day, with the junior cagers play
ing all games at Allen gym, and
senior basketballers clashing at
Kenwood gym in all games.
First Junior Church League
games Monday will match West
minster Presbyterian against Free
Methodist at 7 p.m., and LDS
against Baptist at 8 p.m.
Tuesday Lutheran meets Meth
odist at 7 p.m., with Episcopal
playing Presbyterian at 8 p.m.
Friday First Christian tangles
with Baptist at 7 p.m.. and West
minster Presbyterian plays Meth
odist at 8 p.m.
In Senior Church League action
Catholic plays Baptist 7:15 p.m.
Monday, with Methodist and Free
Methodist meeting at 8:15 p.m.
Tuesday at Kenwood Presbyter
ian meets Lutheran in a single
game at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday
Free Methodist plays Baptist at
7:15. with Catholic meeting Luth
eran at 8:15.
Final Senior Church League
game of week will be played
Thursday at Kenwood with Metho
dist meeting Presbyterian at 7:15.
The Senior League will continue
through Wednesday, February 28.
with the six squads playing a tri
ple round robin for a total of 15
games each.
The nine teams in the Junior
League will play a single round
robin schedule through Friday,
February 9, for a total of 8 games
each.
Schedules for the following week
will be published each Friday in
The Bulletin.
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Giles hits
af critics
of baseball
CINCINNATI (UPD National
League President Warren Giles
said today that the minor leagues
are "the regrettable exception"
amidst a booming business which
means "major league baseball is
still America's national pastime."
Replying to critics who have
said that interest in baseball is
on the downgrade, Giles cited a
variety of surveys which he said
prove that the game is thriving
as never before.
"Not in my lifetime do I ex
pect to see any sport match base
ball in public appeal," said Giles,
who then ticked off the following
reasons he believes prove that in
terest in the game is at an all
time high:
-The 1961 World Series
reached a peak TV audience of
59-million persons. In addition.
the games were carried on 341
radio stations in the United States
and 55 in Canada.
A total of 35.000 teams played
in some 5,700 Little Leagues in
1961 21 years after the Little
League program began with four
teams. i
American Ljegiuu ledllia num
bered 17.606 in 1961 compared
with 12.265 in 1940.
More than 5-million baseball
gloves and a total of 10.643,136
baseballs were sold in 1961, ac
cording to figures supplied by
sporting goods manufacturers.
Advertisers paid a total ot
$45,780,000 for telecasts of big
league games in 1961.
No matter how you study it.
with the regrettable exception of
the minor leagues, interest in
baseball is booming not only in
this country but in many foreign
lands, said Giles.
Prep cagers
play for keeps
Counting action starts tonight in
earnest in Oregon prep basketball
circles.
Defending state champion
Klamath Falls meets Grants Pass
and Medford in a weekend pair
that should go a long way in tell
ing if the Pelicans deserve their
No. 1 ranking.
A top Metro contest has Mil
waukie meeting Sunset.
North Eugene, rated the favor
ite by many in the Midwest
league plays Willamette and
Springfield. Roseburg plays South
Eugene Saturday night.
LOMBARDI VOTED AWARD
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPD Vince
Lombardi of the National Foot
ball League champion Green Bay
Packers will receive the "profes
sional football coach of the year"
award by the Touchdown Club of
Columbus at its sports award
dinner Jan. 19.
RIDES THREE WINNERS
CHARLES TOWN. W.Va. (UPI)
Jockey Victor Espinosa rode
three winners at Charles Town
Thursday, scoring aboard Run
ning After ($5.80) in the third.
Valley One ($75.20) in the fifth
and Harrison County ($15.20) in
the eighth.
JOIN BOWL SQUADS
WASHINGTON (UPD Quarter
back Bobby Ply of Baylor and
tackle Fran Palandrini of North
Carolina State were added to the
East squad and end John Stone-
braker of Detroit was named to
the West today for Sunday's U.S.
Bowl game.
BASEBALL IN ASIA
TAIPEI, Formosa (UPD Japan
plays the PhiUippines and Korea
meets Nationalist China today in
the fourth Asian baseball tourna
ment. Japan, the defending cham
pion, beat Korea. 2-0. Tuesday be
hind the two-hit pitching of Sasaki
Kichiro.
LINES UP BOUT
LIMA. Peru (UPD Promoter
Max Aguirre said today he was
trying to line up Peruvian Hauro
Mina, light heavyweight champion
of South America, for a bout with
Sixto Rodriguez of Puerto Rico in
February.
SIGNS WITH SAINTS
SAN FRANCISCO (UPD-Jack
Allain, a 6-foot-9. 255-pound cen
ter from Idaho State, has signed
a contract with the San Francisco
Saints of the American Basket
ball League.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN W. LYON
(Photo by Don McClure)
Couple home in California
following honeymoon frip
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lyon
(Judith Ann Amundsen) are at
home in Sacramento, Calif., fol
lowing a honeymoon trip along
the Oregon and California coast.
They were married December 2
in a double-ring ceremony at the
Church of the Nazarene. Both are
Bend High School graduates.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bigclow, 2153 E.
First Street, and was employed
before her marriage at the Ben
jamin Franklin Savings and Loan
Co. in Portland.
Lyon is in the Air Force, sta
tioned at McClellan Air Force
Base, Sacramento. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Lyon, 1604
W. Second Street.
The Rev. E. David Wardlaw
performed the ceremony in a set
ting of white and yellow chrysan
themums. Large red bows sprig
ged with holly marked the pews.
Mist Dearth Sings
Michelle Dearth was soloist, and
Mrs. Byron Jacobson was pianist.
Given in marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a fitted gown
of embroidered net over satin, de
tailed with Sabrina neckline, long
sleeves and a full skirt with train.
She carried a white Bible with an
orchid. A lace cap held her illu
sion veil.
Mrs. Leonard Slides was ma
tron of honor, and bridesmaids
were Mrs. Don McClure, Eugene;
Mrs. Duane Holliday, Prineville,
and Mrs. John E. Short. They
wore red velveteen dresses with
tulle overskirts, with velveteen
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men Duane McCully and Harold
Wiest, all from McClellan A i r
Base, and Leroy Bennett, Bend.
Maureen Wittekind, niece of the
bridegroom, and David Akin of
Prineville, nephew of the bride,
were flower girl and ring bearer.
A reception was held in the
church social room. Mrs. L. M.
Lilly, Portland, cut the cake, as
sisted by Mrs. Dean Smith. Mrs.
Vernon Wittekind poured coffee,
and Mrs. Ray Miller served
punch.
For going away, the bride wore
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CHICAGO (UPI) - Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Edmund O'Dowd,
parents of the "Catholic family of
the year," said today children
must be taught to love.
"If you can raise your child to
love, to give of himself, then you
have a good chance of raising
him to be a mature young per
son," O'Dowd said. "This is true
in the home, around the block and
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Nations."
The selection of the O'Dowds
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annual honor was announced on
Thursday by the Family Life Bu
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fare Conference. The O'Dowds will
receive the citation here Sunday
at the Holy Name Cathedral.
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manager of a lumber firm. In
World War H he served as a sub
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High Low
Bend 47 32
Astoria 48 34
Baker 41 18
(Brookings 58
IK. Falls 39 20
'Medford 44 22
I Newport 53 37
N. Bend 59 39
(Pendleton 50 34
i Portland 46 35
j Redmond 47 27
I Salem 44 33
I The Dalles 49 30
I Chicago 40 36
bos Angeies 71 49
New York 46 21
San Frrn. 58 46
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