The Bend Bulletin, Monday, January 15, 1962
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REX TIES 'EM UP Typical of Bend Bruins' fighting play again.t The Dallas Saturday wai
thii action where Re Chambers, lecond from left, fights with The Dalles' Loren Schacher,
Watching are K. C. Kortge (30) of Tha Dalles, left, and Larry Golbrich (30) of Bend, far
right.
Bruins point for Pendleton
Baker takes over IC hoop lead
Inlermounra'n Conference
W I.
Baker
Pendleton
Hermiston
La Grande
Redmopd
The Dalles
Prineville
Bend 0
, Saturday's scores:
The Dalles 74, Bend 64
', Baker 53, Pendleton 42
' Redmond 51, Prinovlllo 47 OT)
'. La Grande 53, Hermiston 52
By Bill Thompson
Bulletin Staff Writer
Bend fHgli basketball coach
Chuck Hudson figures he learned
a couple of things In Saturday's
74-64 loss to The Dalles Indians.
"For one thing, Uiey can have
tills two-platoon stuff," said Hud
son. "J guess I out-coached my
self In that second quarter, But,
after you lose six games in a row,
you start looking around.
'"In practice, the second unit
had kept pretty close to the first
group all week. It didn't work out
Uiat way in the game."
Bend, after jumping to a 22-18
first-quarter lead, was drubbed 23
6 in that second quarter with, Uie
second unit in.
The Indians, leading 41-28 at the
half, increased that margin to 63
46 after three quarters.
'But I was real proud of the
way our boys fought back," Hud
son added. "They got within eight
points of The Dalles in the fourth
quarter (66-5)1) and, if they could
liavo closed it to six, we still
would have had a chance.
"And I learned another tiling.
We're coming along. The fellows
never gavo up Saturday, and, if it
hadn't been for that second
quarter, they might have won.
We're just liable to give Pendle
ton a little compel Hum this week
end."
Pendleton, Bend's foe next Fri
day (there), lost to Baker 53-42
Saturday so the Bucks will be hun
gry when they host Bend.
And Hermiston, 53-52 victim at
La Grande Saturday, will also be
hungry for a win when it hosts
Bend Saturday. But right now Ba
ker, with a 4-0 record in league
play, Is in the driver s seat.
Bend, out of it as far as a berth
in the A-l tourney at Eugene is
concerned, still could play spoil
er. The Bruins really hit the
boards Saturday and scrapped for
all they were worth.
And they got fine performances
from two big men, 6-5 Hex Cham
bers (IS points) and 6-2 Lloyd
Grant (16 points). Both were tough
on the boards.
It was The Dalles' first "away-
from-home" win in more than
three years, and the Indiana can
thank big Ken Bailey.
Bailey, who looks more like a
football player than a hoopster,
hadn't been able to crack six
points in recent games. Saturday
he hit nine of 17 from the field
and two free throws for 20 points.
Jerry PUand, who scored 13 of
his IB points in the second half,
propelled the Indians in tlie sec
ond half. And it was Piland's
steal and layup, with Bend trail
ing only eight points midway
through the fourth quarter, that
cinched the game for the Indians.
Bind (64)
Bowlus
Grant
Chambers
Hendricks
Underwood
Gclbrich
Peterson
Allison
Olson
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. 7-3
. 84
. 21-8
. 0-3
. 18-4
. 4.1
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The Dalles (74) a-g a-f pf-tp
Anghilante 8-4 3-2 4 10
Piland 13-7 7-5 1 19
Schacher 14-4 5-3 1 11
Bailey ..., 17-9 6-2 4 20
Kortge 2-1 1-0 3 2
Bilson 10-5 2-2 4 12
44-30 24-14 17 74
The Dalles 18 41 63 74
Bend 22 2C 46 64
Tlie Jayveo box:
Bend (37) (34) The Dallas
G. McKinncy 7
Gunderson 6
Oatman 9
Brummit 4
Shelton 4
10 Rowland
11 Compton
3 Cordray
0 McCoy
2 Jacroux
Bend subs: De Sully 7. The Dal
les subs: Craber 8.
MEET IN FEATURE
WORCESTER, Mass. (UPD-
Larry Carney, unbeaten Lowell
middleweight with a record of
five straight knockouts, will meet
Peachy Davis of Hartford, Conn.,
in an eight-round feature at Me
chanics Hall Friday night, It was
announced today by promoter Sam
Silverman.
ARRIVES FOR BOUT
DORTMUND, Germany (UPD
Pele Rademacher, former heavy
weight challenger from Columbus,
Ga., began final training prepara
tions today for Saturday night's
bout with Karl Mildenberger of
Germany. Rademacher arrived
here Sunday.
MULLOY WINS TITLE
ORLANDO, Fla. I UPD Gard
ner Mulloy, now a frisky 47, won
the Florida invitational tennis
championship Sunday by defeat
ing Ed Rubinoff of Miami, 3-6,
8-6, 6-1, 6-4.
Ohio State lone
unbeaten quint
in dribble derby
By United Press International
Ohio State's magnificent Buck
eyes reached the halfway mark
of the 1961-62 college basketball
season as the nation's only major
unbeaten team, and from the
looks of things they may wind up
the campaign the same way.
The Buckeyes were left all alone
on the perfect record list when
Mississippi State, a threat to
Kentucky's bid for southern su
premacy, lost to Vanderbilt, 100-86,
Saturday night while Ohio State,
the nation's top-ranked team, was
making Michigan its 12th straight
Victim, 88-64.
Ohio State, still smarting from
Its loss to Cincinnati in the NCAA
finals last season the Buckeyes'
only loss in 28 games now be
gins pursuit of the Big Ten title.
The victory over Michigan was
Ohio State i second In conference
play and left the Bucks tied with
Wisconsin for first place. This
week, Jerry Lucas & Co. tackle
Minnesota in the first of 12 re
maining games all against Big
Ten rivals.
Must Win Title
The Buckeyes must win another
Big Ten title outright to pursue
another NCAA crown, because
conference rules insist that in case
of ties the team which last repre
sented the conference must step
aside.
Ohio State got off to a sluggish
start against Michigan, but once
Lucas, John Havlicek and Mel
Nowell began finding the range,
it was strictly no contest. Lucas
finished up with game high hon
ors by scoring 21 points, while
Havlicek had 18 and Nowell
canned 14.
Second-ranked Cincinnati, locked
In a tough battle for the Missouri
Valley Conference lead with Brad
ley and Wichita, was idle Satur
day as was fourth-ranked Ken
tucky. The third-place Bearcats,
who already have lost to praaiey
(3-0) and Wichita (4-1) in confer
ence play, hope to rebound against
Dayton on Tuesday and Duquesne
on Thursday in non-league games.
Cincinnati is 3-2 In league play
and 11-2 overall.
Gains Revenge
Third-ranked Southern Califor
nia, upended by Washington on
Friday night, gained revenge in a
return match against the Huskies
on Saturday, handing them a 78-64
beating to run Its record to 12-3.
Oregon prep
basketball
Saturday Prep Basketball
Marshfield 66 Springfield 40
Astoria 49 Beaverton 43
Willamette 57 North Bend 54
Thurston 42 Cottage Grove 39
North Eugene 51 South Eugene 45
Medford 76 Ashland 63
Klamath Falls 54 Crater 41
Baker 53 Pendleton 42
La Grande 53 Hermiston 52
Redmond 51 Prineville 47
The Dalles 74 Bend 64
Pleasant Hill 74 Central Linn 31
Oakridge 71 Drain 45
Elmira 54 McKenzie 39
St. Francis 61 Junction City 54
Sutherlin 50 Myrtle Creek 27
Riddle 50 Glendale 41
Eagle Point 57 Rogue River 44
Phoenix 51 Lakeview 50
Henley 50 Illinois Valley 47
Sherman 57 Grant Union 40
Bums 51 Heppner 50
Emmett (Idaho) 71 Vale 37
Ontario 64 Nyssa 29
Warrenton 46 Concordia 44
Bandon 67 Maplelon 48
Crow 53 Creswell 45
Myrtle Point 57 Douglas 47
Brookings 43 Pacific 33
Enterprise 43 Cove 23
Milton -Freewater 47 Dayton 41
Cascade Locks 44 Dufur 38
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Hot in overtime
PETTYJOHN TOP WRESTLER
EUGENE (UPI) - Len Petty
john of Portland State won his
third straight 130-pound champion
ship and was named the outstand
ing wrestler of the third annual
Oregon collegiate wrestling tour
nament here Saturday.
Four other defending champions
gained titles. They were: jerry
Perez, 123; Ron Finley, 147, and
Tobe Zweygardt, 157, all of Ore
gon State and Pat Clock, Lewis
and Clark, 191.
SOLVES LIGHT MYSTERY
MOUNT CARMEL, 111. (UPI) -Mrs.
Earl Allison solved Uie mys
tery of Uie floating goosefeathers
Friday.'
For some time the feathers had
been floating around the house.
Mrs. Allison couldn't figure out
where they were coming from.
Then she discovered that her
dog, Browner, couldn't find a
place to bury a bone in the frozen
ground. Instead he had been dig
ging a hole In a feather mattress.
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND Pretty soon they
will be calling the Redmond Pan
thers the "overtime kids."
For the second time this sea
son the Panthers nulled one out in
overtime, beating the Prineville
Cowboys 61-47 here S a t u r d a y
night
Hero of the game was Brian
Massey, who dropped in a short
side shot with six seconds left in
regulation play, then hit two key
baskets in the extra session.
Prineville was hampered when
ace forward Dick Nicholas, who
had a tremendous night with 19
points and 19 rebounds, fouled out
in the fourth quarter.
Redmond also lost one of its top
scorers in the fourth frame, Stan
Beestey fouling out after contri
buting 12 points second high
U Massey's 13.
The game was close all the way
with Redmond holding a 9-8 first
quarter lead. The teams were tied
16-16 at the half and 32-32 at tlie
end of three quarters.
The teams were even in re
bounds, 37 to 37, and almost even
in shooting.
Prineville hit 18 of 51 shots for a
.333 perecentage from tlie field,
while Redmond hit 20 of 33 for a
.377 mark.
And both teams were cold from
tlie gift stripe, Prineville convert
ing only 11 of 27 and Redmond
11 of 26.
Twenty-two personal and one
technical foul were called against
Redmond, while Prineville was
whistled down for 19 personals.
Ed Sturza picked off 13 rebounds
for Redmond.
This weekend Redmond is on the
road, meeting Hermiston Friday
and Pendleton Saturday. Prinevil
le hosts La Grande Friday and
Baker Saturday.
Redmond (SI)
Moor 8
Sturza 5
Frenzel 9
Massey 13
Beesley 12
(47) Prineville
19 Nicholas
16 Nielsen
0 Isaacson
5 Barrow
5 Larson
Barrow faces
Green tonight
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Kirs
Barrow, Spokane's in - and-out
heavyweight boxer, squares off
against Leroy Green of Phoenix,
Ariz., in a 10-round bout tonight
at Kezar Pavilion.
In his last local .appearance,
Barrow was outpointed by Roger
Rischer who now holds the Cali
fornia state heavyweight title.
Green, a boxer since 1954, stopped
the veteran Bobby Boyd in his
last outing.
Redmond subs: Watrous 4, Fer
guson 0. Prineville subs: Bishop
2, Vaughan, Flowers.
Redmond 9 16 32 43 51
PrinevUle 8 16 32, 43 47
Hornung tops
in December
NEW YORK (UPD-Paid Hor
nung, who played a key role in
helping the Green Bay Packers
to the National Football League
championship, was named winner
today for the month of December
in the balloting for the Hickok
"Professional Athlete of the
Year" award.
The winner of the SIO.OOO diamond-studded
belt will be an
nounced Jan. 22 at Rochester,
N. Y.
BULLDOGS BEAT CHIEFS
SPOKANE (UPI) Bill Wilson
sank two free throws after the
final whistle had sounded to give
Gonzaga's Bulldogs a 67-65 vic
tory over Seattle University in a
tight, hard-fought basketball game
Sunday.
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