The Bend Bulletin, Monday, January 22, 1962 3
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1o HEAR MIASMA TELL IT SHE'S
THE LIGHTEST SLEEPER SINCE
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Weekend
in review
United Press International
Saturday
IIIALEAH, Ha. I'ndcfealed
Kidan m his eighth straight
race in the $31,150 Hibiscus stakes
at Hialeah Park.
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. - Joe
Campbell of Pendleton, Calif., shot
a par 72 to hold the three round
'lead with a 210 total in the Bing
Crosby golf tournament.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - Dick
Tiger of Nigeria stopped Florenti
no Fernandez of Cuba in the sixth
round of a nationally televised
. middleweight bout.
ARCADIA, Calif. - The Axe II
easily won the $27,930 San Mar
cos Handicap at Santa Anita.
BELLEAIR, Fla. John Rob
erts of Chicago defeated Clyde
Haynie of Largo, Fla., to win the
American Seniors golf champion
ship.. LOS ANGELES - Wilma Ru
dolph Ward lost her second race
in history, losing to Tennessee
Ail teammate Jean Holmes in
the 60-yard dash.
Sunday
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. - The
Bing Crosby golf tournament was
postponed until Monday because
of snow. It marked only me sec
ond time a major tourney was de
layed because of snow.
KITZBUEHEL. Austria Chuck
Ferries of Houghton, Mich., be
came the first American to win
the classic Hahnenhamm Ski Tro
phy, by capturing the slalom
event.
GARMISCH - FARTENKIRCHE
Germany The Italian team of
Rinaldi Ruattj and Enrico de Lo
renzo won the world two-seater
bobsled title.
SEA ISLAND, Ga. Mickey
Wright of Dallas. Tex., posted a
total score of 226 to win the
LPGA Sea Island Women's Invi
tational golf tournament
Lewis 'n Clark
bolsters lead
By United Pratt International
Lewis and Clark's Pioneers
slrengthened their hold on first
place in the Northwest Conference
basketball race Saturday night.
The Pioneers, with Bert, Lund
mark scoring 25 points, defeated
Linfield 71-60 at Portland. It was
, the only conference game of the
night.
The win was the fifth in six
games for Lewis and Clark. Col
lege of Idaho, which defeated
Northwest Nazarene 65-33 at Cald
well. Idaho, in a nenconference
contest, is second with a 1-2 rec
ord. ON HONEYMOON
LEESBURG. Va. (UPI '-Mary
Heller Halliday. 20, daughter of
f'ngcr Mary Martin and her pro
.i,r.K,,chanH Richard Hallidav.
honeymooned today with Anthony I
.... .J.'A.licinf, man '
Miss Martin and her husband
attended a qmet marriage cere
mony at the Leesburg Methodist
Church here Saturday.
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City recreation schedule
MONDAY
Woed Fiber Class, Mrs. J. G.ChriKO'shonw. 1:00 PM
Ctramks class, Stokesberry Studio, 4:00.:00 PM, school children
Junior High Church Laagut Basketball, Allen School Gym:
7:00 PM First Christian vs. Catholic
1:00 PM Westminster Presbytarian v. LDS
Senior High Church League Basketball, Kenwood School Gym:
7:15 PM Mtthodist v. Baptist
1:15 PM Presbytarian vs. Catholic
City Laagut Basketball, Sanior High School Gym:
1:00 PM Stovtr-Le Blanc vs. Rtdmond Music '
:00 PM Ctntury Tap Room vs. Jaycaas
:00 PM Brandis vs. Barclay Loggers
Badminton, Sanior High School Gym, 8:00 PM
TUESDAY
Ceramics class, Stoktsberry Studio, 1:00-4:00 PM and 7:00-10:00 PM,
adults
Junior High Church Laagut Basketball, Allan School Gym:
7:00 PM Methodist vs. Episcopal
1:00 PM Baptist vs. Catholic
Ladies' Gym Night, Junior High School Gym: 7:10 PM
Time
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TURN OVER,
Warren leads Oregon win
Beavers p? 13th
win in 14 outings
CORVALLIS (UPI) Power
laden Oregon State gets a chance
to prove it plays the best basket
ball in the Pacific Northwest here
Saturday nighL
The Beavers of Slats Gill, who
have won 13 of 14 starts and have
12 straight wins, take on the Se
attle Chieftains.
It will be the first meeting be
tween Oregon State and the Chief
tains. The Beavers hold victories
over every other major Northwest
hoop school Washington, Oregon,
Washington State, Idaho, Gonzaga
and Portland.
Oregon State disposed of Idaho
71-68 for its 13th win of the sea
son at Moscow, Idaho. Saturday
night to complete a two-game
weekend series sweep. With two
earlier wins over Washington
State at Pullman it marks the
first time ever that Oregon State
has swept four games in the In
land Empire.
The Beavers went ahead with
two minutes gone in the second
half, lost the lead and then took
command for the final 13 minutes.
Sophomore center Mel Counts
and Steve Pauiy eacn scorea id
pouits and Jay Carty hit 14 for
the Beavers.
High-scoring Chuck White paced
the Idaho attack with 31 points.
The Vandals were ahead at half
time 36-33.
EUGENE (UPD Hot-shooting
Charlie Warren has the Oregon
basketball Ducks winning again.
Warren, a 6-4 senior forward.
OCC basketball
race scrambled
By United Press International
Southern Oreeon and Eastern
Oregon scrambled the standings
in th nreunn mfleeiate Confer
ence even more Saturday night
as both collected victories.
nrapnn Tech. leading the con
ference with a 4-1 record, was
idle. ' ' '
Rnf Fjstern moved into second
place with a 3-3 record by beat
ing Oregon College ot fxwcauon
at La Grande 55-52.
Southern Oregon, now 3-4. edged
Portland State 40-39 at Ashland.
Southern led 39-37 with 40 seconds
to go and Larry Eickworfh put
the game out of reach with a free
n.rmi, atinr a technical foul had
been called on the Portland State
bench.
Two more league games are
scheduled Tuesday night. South
ern Oregon goes to Oreg n Tech
and Fortland State is at Oregon
College.
FAVORED IN RACE
AGUA CAL1ENTE. Mex. (UPD
Four-and-Twenty has been made
the 2-1 favorite for the Santa
Anita Handicap Feb. 24 in the
Caliente Future Book. A surprise
Victory by The Axe II in Satur
day's San Marcos reduced his
odds from I0O-1 to 50-1.
Pets are selling every dayl
(In Bulletin Classifieds)
By Jimmy Hatlo
WAKE HER UP TO STOP
- IT CAN'T BE DONE-
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scored 29 points to lead the re
surgent Ducks to an 81-71 victory
over Washington State here Sat
urday night.
He also collected 19 rebounds
as the Ducks completed a two
game sweep.
The two Oregon wins came aft
er the Ducks had dropped five
contests in a row. The victories
gave them a 6-8 record.
The Ducks play Seattle Friday
night and meet Portland Saturday
night here.
Warren's 29-point effort lipped
his Uu'ee-year varsity total at
Oregon to 1.008 points. The Ore
gon three-year mark is held by
Charlie Franklin at 1,092 points
and the all-time mark is 1.186 set
by Dick Wilkins in four seasons.
Warren was ejected from the
contest with 2:21 remaining for
fighting with Washington State
guard Terry Ball. Ball paced the
Cougars with 24 pouits.
Oregon broke the game open
late in the second half.
Bill Simmons scored 16 and
sophomore Jerry Anderson tallied
15 for Oregon.
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Overweight Wilma beaten
in 'shocker' of LA. meet
LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Power-ful
Villanova walked away with
the big share of;lhc honors, but
il was the upset defeat of Sulli
van Award winning Wilma Ru
dolph Ward which shocked the
capacity crowd that sat in on the
tnird 8r.nual Los Angeles Invita
tional indoor track meet.
The willowy Olympic triple gold
medal winner, obviously over
weight from too much of the
knife and fork circuit, lost in a
tight one to her freshman team
matelittle Jean Holmes of Pan
amaSaturday night before 13,622
fans.
And joining her in the upset
ranks was Michel Jssy, France's
silver medal winner in the 1.500
meters at Rome in 1950. He lost
by a margin of inches in a head-
and-head battle with Jim Beatty
in the event's featured mile.
But neither of the two had ex
cuses today.
The recently married Mrs.
Ward, admitting that she pre
ferred the "longer" distances,
took nothing away from the red
haired Miss Holmes' win.
And Uie polite Frenchman said
he was "satisfied" in losing to
Beatty, "a real great distance
runner one of the best.
Both Beatty (former North Car
olina trackster now running for
Miliary Igloi s Los Angeles Track
Club) and Jazy were clocked in
identical time of 4:04.8 after jock
eying for the lead the last three-
quarters of the race with Oregon s
Keith Foreman, who finished
third.
Miss Holmes, who represented
her native Panama in the 1960
Olympics and reached the semi
finals in the women s 200 meters.
was clocked in a most creditable
:7.0 seconds. Mrs. Ward, who has
lost only one previous race in her
competitive history, was timed in
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:7.1. and third place Rose Bonds
of Riverside, Calif., :7.2.
The talcnth c a v y Villanova
team took (luce first places, a
second, a third and two fourths.
Jim Grelle, former Oregon slar,
won the 1.000 yard run in 2:10.7,
edging Tim Sullivan of Villanova
who had the same time. Grelle
faces Dyrol Burleson of Oregon
in the mile in Saturdnj night's
upcoming indoor track meet in
Portland.
BEAVER WRESTLERS BEATEN
GREELEY, Colo. (UPD Colo
rado State handed Oregon Stale
a 17-10 defeat in wrestling Satur-
j day night with NCAA heavy.
weigm cnamp Len Lordino win
ning from Oregon Stale's Darrell
Kauffman, 7-2 in the final match,
DEFENDS TITLE
HULL, Que. (UPI '-Bob Cleroux
of Montreal is favored at 3-1 to
keep his Canadian heavyweight
j title tonight in a 12-round bout
Willi Cecil Gray of Halifax, N.S.,
at the Hull Arena. Promoter Bob
Guertin expects 5,000 fans and a
gate of $15,000.
KNOWS OWN BIRTHDAY
MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) Judge
Frank Masa Friday asked a de
fendant charged with drunken
ness: "Do you know what day
this is?"
"Yes sir," replied the prisoner.
"It's Robert E. Lee's birthday."
"What is your name?" asked
the judge.
"Robert E. Lee," said the de
fendant. "Case dismissed," said the
judge.
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Battle of cage
giants tonight
By United Press International
Although this normally is a dull
period in the college basketball
season, with most of the kids
cramming for mid year exams,
there's a dandy "battle of the
giants" on tap Monday night at
Columbus. Ohio.
It will match All-America Jerry
Lucas of top-ranked Ohio Slate
against All-America Terry Dis
chinger of Purdue. The Buckeyes
are the nation's only unbeaten
team with a 13-0 record but they
expect a tough battle against
Purdue, which has lost three of
13 games.
This will be the first of a
crucial home-and-home series be
tween the Big Ten Conference
rivals .in the next week. . They
tangle again at Lafayette, Ind.,
next Monday night.
Lucas, who stands 68 and
weighs 225 pounds, and Disching
er, a 6-7 190-pounder, have only
met twice previously during their
varsity careers. And both times
Dischinger outscored his Buckeye
rival, but Ohio State won both
games.
Lucas warmed iip for his re
venge assignment against Dis
chinger with a 32-poinl perform
ance that sparked the Buckeyes
to a 90-76 victory over Minnesota
Saturday night at Minneapolis. It
rasied Jerry's season average to
22.6 points a game. Dischinger,
the Big Ten scoring champion for
the past two seasons, is currently
averaging 26. B for Purdue, which
was idle Saturday.
BOAT SHOW CLOSES
NEW YORK tirPD The 1962
National Motor Boat show closed
Sunday with an estimated attend
ance of 395.000 and $34 million in
sales during the 12-day event. The
turnout was the third highest in
the 52-year history of the show.
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Leads overtime
Wilt fgws Uisca fans
with 62-poisit binge
By United Press International
Wilt Chamberlain put his show
on the road and as usual, he
wcwed 'em.
Performing at a neutral site in
Utica. N.Y., Chambeiiain flicked
in 62 points Sunday to lead the
Philadelphia Warriors to a 139-132
overtime victory over the Syra
cuse Nationals in a National
Basketball AsMXiiation contest.
Chamberlain, who also grabbed
25 rebounds, sent Uie game into
overtime when he sank a pair of
foul shots with 35 seconds to go
in regulation time. It was the
30th lime this seamen that Wilt
has scored 50 or more points.
Hal Greer was. the leading
scorer for Syracuse with 44
points.
The Detroit Pistons handed the
Boston Celtics one of their rare
losses, 124-120, as tile Piston back
court pair of Gene Slnift and
Johnny Egan accounted for 51
points. Shue collected 30 points
and Eagan 21.
Tommy Heinsohn of Uie Celtics
led all scorers with 43 points, 19
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of which came in the last eight
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The St. Louis Hawks scored
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feating the New York Kni'cker.
bookers, 124-113, although Bob
Pettit was held to a season low
of 14 points.
Pettit had to leave Uie game
in the fourth quarter when he
was kicked in the shins hy a rival
player. Cliff Hagan paced the
Hawks with 26 points. Richie
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