The Bend Bulletin, Wed., February 14, 1962 3
lhey'11 Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
l,H2WAI5E SALESMAN GAVE HIS
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Ten pin JK
Alky
Methodist five
still undefeated
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Leisure League
W L
Cascade Lunch 19 9
Copper Room 17 11
Trailways - 15V4 12H
Bend Heating 14 14
Columbia Market 13 15
Union Burner Oil . 13 15
North Pacific 1214 15Vi
Kerr Realty 8 20
This week's games: Copper
Room 4, North Pacific 0; Cascade
Lunch 3, Kerr Realty 1: Union
Burner Oil 3, Columbia Food 1;
Trailways 3, Bend Heating 1.
Team leaders: Copper Room,
771 game and 2287 series.
High scorers: Jane Cutter, 201
game; Claryce Scrivner, 507 se
ries. Automotive League
W L
Western Auto 15 9
Consolidated Freight .15 9
Hufstader & Wallan 14 10
Uptegrove Bros 13 11
Clausen's Auto . 13 11
Eddie's Sales - 9 15
Bend Garage 9 15
Enco 8 16
This week's games: Clausen's
Auto 2, H 4 W Shell 2; Eddie's
Sales 3, Enco 1; Consolidated 3,
Bend Garage 1; I'ptcgrove's 3,
Western Auto 1.
Team leaders: Enco. 987 game;
Eddie's Sales, 2715 series.
High scorers: Lew Dutton, 223
game; Bob McDowell, 564 series.
Three-Man Classic (A)
W L
Lelco - 41 15
Highway Market 38 18
Unbreakables 35 21
Rose Pharmacy 30 26
Cen. Ore. Petroleum . 28 28
Shakey's Pizza Parlor 26 30
Congress Market 16 40
Smitty's Plastering 10 46
This week's games: Highway
Market 3, Lelco 1; Central Ore
gon Petroleum 3, Congress Thrift
way Market 1; Unbreakables 3,
Shakey's 1: Rose Pharmacy 4,
Smitty's Plastering 0.
Team leaders: Highway Mar
ket. 636 game and 1706 series.
High scorers: Sam Blucher, 236
game and 619 series.
Three-Man Classic (B)
W L
Ponderosa - 40 16
Pickups 38 18
Bowl-err's - 36 20
Scrubs : 25 31
Nilco 24 32
Pac. Auto Wrecking .... 24 32
Crew Cuts 20 36
Recruits 17 39
Team leaders: Recruits, 560
g.-,me: Bowl-err's, 1635 series.
High scorers: Jim Weddle, 224
game; George Trout, 576 series.
Dave Altier. 223 game and 596
series (high for men).
Jacks and Jills (B)
W L
Ramblers
Muldoons
Sleepers
Whate Its
Rustic Inn
Props
Jets
19
18
14
13V4 14'i
13 15
12 16
12 16
Hungry Four 10'i 1Tb
This week's games: Sleepers 3,
Props 1; Ramblers 3, Whats Its
1; Jets 2, Muldoons 2; Rustic Inn
3, Hungry Four 1.
Team leaders: Jets, 619 game
and 1767 series.
High scorers: Mary Sargent, 159
game, and Orpha Maudlin. 420 se
ries (high for women); Roy Ed
wards, 196 game and 514 series
(high for men).
Liston due
to sign soon
PHILADELPHIA (UPD Sonny
Liston is expected to sign later
this week for his long-sought
crack at Floyd Patterson's heavy
weight title.
The fight will be held in June
at one of four proposed sites
New York, Los Angeles, Philadel
phia or Chicago.
Patterson already has accepted
Liston as his next challenger and
has authorized Championship
Sports, Inc., to sign the 27-year-old
Philadelphia kayo artist for
the $10 million bout, it was
learned by United Press Interna
tional Tuesday night from an of
ficial source.
Championship Sports promoted
Patterson's last title defense
against Ingemar Johansson at Mi
ami last March.
Senior Church League
Methodist
Lutheran
Catholic
Presbyterian .
Baptist
W L
.11 0
Free Methodist 1 10
League . leading Methodist
swamped Free Methodist 105 to 26
Tuesday at Kenwood gym to re
main undefeated in Senior Church
League play.
Jeff Van Landuyt scored 32 and
Jim Leagjeld 23 to lead the win
ners, while Cristello scored 10 for
Free Methodist.
In another game Catholic mov
ed into third place with a 45-34
win over Baptist.
(34) Baptist
12 Pike
3 Renk
2 James
10 Baker
3 Spletter
Collier, Murphy
Douglass, O'Neil
(26) Free Meth.
2 Angell
0 Madden
6 Scott
10 Cristello
4 Tadevic
: Thompson 4,
Methodist subs:
Catholic (45)
Schorsch 19
Sachtjen 1
Hillis 5
Patterson 7
Umbarger 8
Catholic subs:
5. Baptist subs:
4.
Meth. (105)
Cottingham 14
Leag jeld 23
Van Landuyt 32
Warrington 16
Gasbar 14
Methodist subs:
Wirch 2. Free
Wood 4.
Palmer skips
Tucson Open
TUCSON, Ariz. (UP1) The
$20,000 Tucson Open, shorn of
some of the big names but still
packing a big punch, gets under
way Thursday on the short, well
groomed EI Rio Country Club
course.
Davey Hill of Denver, Colo., who
broke into the big-time winning
ranks here with a playoff victory
last year, is back to defend his
crown.
City recreation schedule
WEONESDAY
11:00 AM 3:00 PM Golden Ager's Valentine Party,
E. 5th & Glenwood Drive
1:004:00, 7:0010:00 PM Ceramics at Stokesberry Studio (Adults)
7:15 8:15 PM Senior High Church League Basketball
Presbyterian vs Lutheran
1:30 PM Candle Making at Harmon Hobby House
THURSDAY
9:30 11:30 AM Peasant Painting and Glass Etching at Harmon
Hobby House
1:004:00, 7:0010:00 PM Ceramics at Stokesberry Studio (Adults)
1:303:30 PM Shellcraft at Harmon Hobby House
7:159:15 PM Senior High Church League Basketball:
Free Methodist vs Baptist and Catholic vs Lutheran
College
Basketball
By United Press International
WEST
Cerriujs 61 Pasadena 59
Sacramento St. 92 Chico St. 55
Portland 77 St. Martin's 55
Redlands 59 Pomona 49
Azusa 113 Sou Calif. College 63
Alameda St. 59 Cal Aggies 51
Westmont 77 San Fernando Val 63
St. Mary's 74 Pacific 62
Citrus 91 San Bernardino "6
EAST
Seton Hall 83 Long Island U. 56
Wagner 87 Kings Point 72
Harpur 61 Oneonta St. 50
Connecticut 72 Massachusetts 56
Springfield 82 Bridgeport 75
Rochester 88 Trinity 64
Siena 58 Clarkson 37
Brockport St. 57 Buffalo 56
Rhode Island 71 Providence 61
Alfred 77 Rochester InsL Tech 66
Bates 61 Tufts 60
Hofstra "5 Moravian 57
St. Jos. (Pa) 80 Gettysburg 79
SOUTH
Lane Coll 98 Fisk 89
Catawba 78 Guilford 63
N. Car. Coll 75 J. C. Smith 68
Southern La 83 Miss Southern 73
Belmont Abbey 64 Presbyterian 40
Furman 67 South Carolina 59
Livingstone 75 Fayetteville St. 59
Kilgore JC 67 Jacksonville Bapt66
Tougaloo Christ. 86 Miss. Voc. 78
Louisiana Col! 75 Will. Carey 70
Rand-Macon 80 Hamp-Sydney 64
Virginia St. 70 Hampton Inst. 57
W. Virginia SL 92 Salem Coll 82
Duke 79 Maryland 53
MIDWEST
Bowling Green 82 Kent SL 70
Marquette 73 Detroit 66
Western Reserve 91 Wooster 76
Case Tech 89 Ferm 73
Millikin 95 Carthage 88
SOUTHWEST
Rice 63 Arkansas 55
Midwestern U 88 Austin Coll 64
Texas A&M 54 Texas 48
Tex. Christian 80 Baylor 66
Odessa JC 56 Amarillo 52
SMU 68 Texas Tech 63
SIGNS WITH ARGONAUTS
TORONTO (UPD-Quarterback
Billy Canty of Furman has signed
a contract with the Toronto Argo
nauts of the Canadian Football
League.
Canty was the fourth leading
passer in U.S. college ranks last
season and helped the South beat
the North in the Senior Bowl
Game.
Starts Thursdayl
"Pocketful of Miracles"
Showing at 8:30 Nightlyl
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PANAVISION' COLOR
Also Western Action
"Five Guns To Tombstone"
Prep ramblings . . .
A-1 prep cage leaders in home strefcl
Civic League
W L
Safeway - - 16 8
Four Cs - 15 9
Metro Barber Shop 14 10
Bend Hardware 12 12
Kiwanis - 12 12
Cashmans U 13
Bend Curtain Shop ..... 11 13
Wetle's 19
This week's games: Safeway 4,
Bend Hardware 0; Bend Curtain
Shop 3, Cashmans 1; Wetle's 3,
Kiwanis 1: Four C's 3, Metro
Barber Shop 1.
Team leaders: Wetle's. 810
game; Bend Curtain Shop, 2285
series.
High scorers: Jack LuU, 217
game; Jack Wetle, 592 series.
Jacks and Jills (A)
W
Stingers - 20
Crazy Legs 17
Termites 'J
Nordics - 13
Four Tones 14
Kilowatts I'
Alley Coholics 11
Pain Killers 5
This week's games: Nordics 4.
Pain Killers 0: Kilowatts 4, Four
Tones 0; Alley Coholics 3. Crazy
Legs 1; Stingers 3, Termites 1.
Team leaders: Crazy Legs, 717
game. Stingers, 2046 series.
High scorers: Zella Shephard,
211 game, and Betty Warrington,
eerie (high for women);
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By Bill Thompson
Bulletin Staff Writer
The race to the slate A-1 bas
ketball tournament in Eugene
March 13-17 is in the home
stretch, but. for the most part,
many of the top horses are still
in doubt.
But in the Intermountain Con
ference, the issue is fairly well
settled with Baker boasting a 10-1
record and only three more lea
gue games to play all at home.
Hermiston is in second place
with an 8-3 mark, while Pendleton
is two games further back with a
6-5 record. Baker last made the
A-1 derby in 1959, Hermiston in
1960.
Here, more or less, is how the
other districts shape up:
DISTRICT 1 (PIL) - Cleveland
f 13-2 1 ahead by two games. Grant
in second place, with Franklin and
Jefferson still contenders.
DISTRICT 2 IWilco) - Molalla
(8-21 has scant half-game margin
over Sandy. Scappoose also in
running.
DISTRICT 3 (Metro) Milwau
kie (12-1) still setting fast pace,
with second-place fight including
Astoria and Beaverton.
DISTRICT 4 TYV) - McMinn
ville (U-2) challenged by Forest
Grove, one game back. Newberg
still in running with 9-3 record.
DISTRICT 5 (Midwest) Rose
burg (8-2) tops tight race, with
North Eugene, South Eugene and
Marshfield pressing.
DISTORT 6 (Southern)
Klamath Falls (10-11 appears to
be in. Big fight between Grants
Pass (7-5i and Mcdford (6-51.
DISTRICT 8 South Salem
(10-0) still leading, with Corvallis
(8-2) only team within shooting
range of first place with five
games left on district schedule.
Two area collegiate basketball
stars, Stan Williams (ex-Sisters)
and Brad Flanary (ex-Bend
High), are secuig considerable ac
tion this year.
Williams, playing for Ted Wil
son's late-blooming Linfield team,
has appeared in 22 games. Used
mostly as a floor leader, senior
guard Williams has taken only 33
shots, made 15 of them for a .455
percentage second best on the
team.
He has four for seven free
throws, 71 rebounds (sixth best on
team), 22 personal fouls, 34 total
points and a 1.6 average.
Flanary, a junior guard, has
scored 168 points for Southern
Oregon College in 20 games for
an 8.4 average fourth best on
the SOC squad.
Flanary is sixth in rebounds
with 49, fifth in field goal per
centage with .378 ( 62 of 1641 and
fifth in free - throw percentage
with a .638 mark (44 of 69).
Playing at home is a terrific
advantage, especially in the In
termountain Conference. Pendle
ton East Oregonian sports editor
Nolan Skiff earlier pointed out
this year that, of 36 games played,
home teams had won 25 games
and visitors oiUy 11.
Now, with 44 league games on
the books this season, home
squads have won 30, visitors only
14 a better than 2-1 margin.
Skiff quotes George DeLap, wily
Hermiston coach:
"If you win a few games on the
road, you're bound to be in the
thick of the race because any
good team is sure to win most of
its home contests."
In an earlier column. Skiff
noted that Mark Cotton has been
named to succeed Jim Ward as
Hermiston High football coach
next fall. Cotton has been head
track coach and assistant in foot
ball and basketball the last five
years at Hermiston. But Skiff
adds this warning:
"In all fairness to Cotton, it
should be noted that he will face
the same thing Ward did Irvine;
to finish in tiie first division in a
conference in which most of the
teams come from schools with
more population to draw from,
and with bigqer student bodies.
"Ward served very well over a
period of years, giving Hermiston
perhaps Die most consistently
strong elevens the school has had
in recent history."
Ward plans to remain in IJie
Hermiston school syslem, with his
future assignment to be announc
ed later.
The Bulldogs have an eight
game 1962 football schedule plan
ned including Wy'east, Moses
Lake, Redmond (kings x), Baker
(league), Madras (kings x) and
wind up with three league games
La Grande. Milton Freewa
ter and Pendleton.
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