The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, Feb. 15, 1962 3
They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo
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mgs.&ilted6e feel so noble
on those trick diets
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COMMITTEE THAT BEEFS ABOUT
HARSH DISCIPLINE IN STATE PRISON
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Downhill ski
run demands
expert style
CHAMOMX, France (UPD
Barely a quarter of the world's
best skiers will master the famed
"green track" downhill course
here Sunday, according to experts
who watched final workouts for
the world games windup evenL
Some 65 racers will compete in
the downhill but only 15 appeared
capable of a trouble-free run on
the demanding track, the experts
said.
"Tile others will eiUier end up
on a stretcher or finish very
slowly," a former Austrian down
hill champion, Egon Schocpf,
said.
"The track is just too difficult
for most of the entrants," he add
ed. "Most of them are simply not
used to such tricky and steep
courses.
The 3,270-mcter long "piste
verte" at nearby Les Houches is
considered the most difficult trail
in the world of experts. It will
be the scene of the closing event
of the 1962 world ski games ex
pected to be reinstated as official
world championships before the
weekend.
The downhill run is traditional
ly considered the climax of every
international Alpine ski meet. The
winner is regarded unofficially as
"the king of world skiing."
Weekend 8 A-1
games pushed
CORVALLIS (UPD A recom
mendation that inter-high school
sports contests in district 8 A-l
be limited to week ends has gone
out to all high school principals
in the district.
Ray Hardman. Corvallis high
principal, made the recommenda
tion, the Corvallis school board
has been informed. He said mid
week games have an adverse ef
fect on classwork of students.
His action followed a similar
proposal made by Springfield
school authorities, the board was
told.
Hardman would limit basketball
to 18 games a season.
Women's Major Laagua
W L
Smoke Shop 20 8
Wetle's 18 10
Duncan Brothers 18 10
Healy's Furniture 15 13
Smart Shop 13V4 Wi
Ladies of Elks It 17
Mcdo Land It 17
Bend Heating 54 22,'b
This week s games: Duncan
Brothers 4, Ladies of Elks 0;
Healy's 3',i, Bend Heating M
Smoke Shop 3. Smart Shop 1;
Wetle's 2, Mcdo Land 2.
Team leaders: Duncan Broth
ers. 854 game and 2413 series.
High scorers: Vickie Campbell,
201 game and 555 series. Other
500s: Betty Heckard, 533: Loretta
Reasoner, 509; Doris Huber, 507.
Merchants Ltagu
W L
Eagles 20Vi T,i
Metro Barbers 17 11
Oregon Trunk 14V4 1314
Hufstader & Wallen 14 14
Jim's Flying A 14 14
Claypool Furniture 12 16
Sisters Merchants -. 12 16
N.W. Ind. Laundry 8 20
This week's games: Eagles 4,
N.W. Industiral Laundry 0; Met-
LDS quintet,
tops Episcopal
LDS defeated Episcopal 29-16
and Presbyterian topped West
minster Presbyterian (score not
available) in junior high church
league games ednesday at Allen
gym.
Busier Stilwell led LDS with 10,
while three players managed four
points each for Episcopal.
LDS (29)
Stilwell 10
Raymond 6
McClanahan 9
Round 4
Crowell 0
(16) Episcopal
4 Henry
2 Wayman
4 Valley
4 Hutton
2 Damon
LDS subs: Mooers, Larson
Episcopal subs: Pierce. Snider.
City recreation schedule
THURSDAY
9:30 11:30 AM Peasant Painting and Class Etching at Harmon
Hobby House
1:004:00, 7:0010:00 PM Ctramics at Stok.sb.rry Studio (Adults)
1:303:30 PM Shollcraft at Harmon Hobby Houst
7:159:15 PM Sonlor High Church Ltagut Basketball: .
pre Mtthodist vt Baptist and Catholic vs Lutheran
FRIDAY
oinll'in AM Conner Toolina at Harmon Hobby Hous
1:303:30 PM Copper Enanwling at Harmon Hobby House
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Team leaders: Jim's Flying A,
1043 game (new season's high);
Sisters Merchants, 2834 series.
High scorers: Ken Blackburn,
253 game and 60S series. Gene
Pitts, 621 series.
Smith' leading
OCC scorer
PORTLAND UH Sammy
Smith of Oregon Tech tops scor
ing among Oregon Collegiate Con
ference players with 234 points in
12 games.
Dave Hughes of Southern Ore
gon is second with 189 points in
the same number. Hughes tops
field goal accuracy with .493
while Larry Eickworth of South
ern Oregon leads free throw ac
curacy with 22 for 24 for .917.
Smith is the rebound leader with
a 1S.S average.
SIGNS COLT PACT
BALTIMORE (UPO - Aubrey
Linne, a 6 foot, 7 inch offensive
end acquired by the Baltimore
Colts as a free agent last season,
has signed a contract for . the
1962 season with the National
Football League club.
Top golf pros
split on 'speedup'
of PGA meets
TUCSON, Ariz. UP1 - The
ranks of the golf professionals
were split today over whether the
speed of play should be regulated
by the PGA.
On one side are National Open
champion Gene Littler, former
PGA champ Bob Rosburg, and
Doug Ford, the latter rated the
fastest moving golfer in history.
On the other side are PGA
champion Jerry Barber, who puts
blame on "the younger element"
for demanding the speedup. But
he is backed by Davey Hill, 23,
Dave Ragan, 27, and Joe Camp
bell, 26.
And in the middle is Jim Ga-
quin, the PGA tournament bureau
supervisor.
"As long as we are playing
courses in four hours or less, says
Gaquin, "there is no problem. But
if it takes as much as four hours
and 20 minutes, we run into
trouble."
Barber is feuding with tourna
ment supervisor Joe Black, who
has been pushing Jerry to play
faster under new PGA rules that
levy a two-stroke penalty for any
one slowing up play.
"This is one of the most dis- j
criminatory things ever placed
against slow players," said Bar
ber. "We older players spend a
lifetime perfecting our game, and
all our work often is ruined by be
ing forced to play too fast."
Among the noted "slow" play
ers are Barber, Dr. Cary Middle
coff, Mike Fetchick, Gardner Dick
inson, and Jay Hebcrt.
Littler firmly believes that the
average game of golf should be
completed in well under four
hours.
"There's no reason why we
should take so long to play a
round of golf," says the open
champion. "There should be a lim
it on the time allowed to play 18
holes."
But Campbell, just starting his
fourth year on the tour, agrees
with Barber.
"If they were guaranteeing us
a salary and told us we had to
play 18 holes in 3:40," says Camp
bell, "it would be different. But
we are out there gambling that
we can make some money. We
should be allowed to make it the
best way we can."
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