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The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 1962 3 Tenpin JS Alley P Civic Laagua W L. 4C's 19 9 Kiwanis 16 12 Safeway 16 12 Metro Barber Shop 15 13 Bend Hardware 15 13 Bend Curtain Shop 12 16 L'asman's .... 11 17 Wetle's .'. 8 20 This week's games: Kiwanis 4, Cashman's 0: 4-C's 4, Safeway 0; Wetle's 3, Bend Curtain Shop 1; Bend Hardware 3, Metro Barber Shop 1. High scorers: George Ludwig, 221 game; Bud Springer, 587 se ries. Automotive Laagua ' W L Western Auto 19 9 Hufstader & Wallan .... 16 Uptegrove Bros 15 Clausen's Auto 15 Consolidated 15 Eddie's Sales 11 Bend Garage 11 Enco 10 12 13 13 13 17 17 18 This week's games: Western Auto 4, Consolidated 0: Bend par age 2, Uptegrove Brothers 2; Clausen s 2, Eddie s 2; Enco 2, H & W Shell 2. Team leaders: Clausen's 955 game; Western Auto, 2674 series. High scorers: Don Sholes. 247 game; Bob LeBIanc, 543 series. Thrw-Man Classic (A) W L leko 47 17 Unbreakables 43 21 Highway Market ..... 40 24 Cen. Ore. Petroleum . 34 30 Rose Pharmacy , 30 34 Shakey's Pizza Parlor 28 36 College Basketball By United Praia International WEST Santa Clara 77 U. of Pacific 55 Whittier 72 Pomona 45 Mt San Antonio 70 Riverside 63 Oregon Tech 70 Southern Ore. 68 Portland State 77 Ore. College 66 Cal Poly of San Luis Obispo 81 Westmont 70 Biola 91 Azusa 75 Los Angeles Pacific 76 Life 53 Chapman 69 Redlands 62 Occidental 78 Claremont 60 Santa Clara 76 Univ. of Pac. 55 Peru 76 Alameda State 72 Sacramento St 67 Cal Aggies 55 EAST Hofstra 95 Wagner 61 Fordham 76 Rutgers 62 Canisius 66 Syracuse 61 Scranton 91 Wilkes Coll 67 Southern Conn. 83 Quinnipiac 70 Maine 70 Connecticut 68 Rhode Island 75 Springfield 55 Siena 70 Utica 55 Lemoyne 80 Clarkson Tech 66 Herrimack 100 Babson Inst. 74 John Hopkins 82 Dickinson 78 Pratt Inst 83 N.Y. Maritime 54 Mass. I. T. 70 Worcester Tech 64 SOUTH Presbyterian 57 Wofford 55 Georgia Tech 67 Tennessee 50 Bellarmine 85 Centre 70 Winston Salem 72 Morgan St. 63 Baldwin Wallace 45 Wooster 43 Geo. Washington 92 W 4 M 84 West Virginia 79 Perm St. 60 South Carolina 87 Clemson 81 Newberry 74 Erskine 71 MIDWEST .lnhn Carroll 108 Allegheny 57 Chicago 51 St. Procopius 45 SOUTHWEST rSMU 69 Texas 64 N. Tex. St. 74 Abil. Christian 67 Arkansas 76 Baylor 75 S.W. Okla St. 81 N.W. Okla St. 80 Howard County 55 Amarillo 45 Cleveland set for A-1 meef By United Prest International Cleveland of Portland, Milwauk ie and Corvallis gained berths in the class A-1 high school basket ball tournament Tuesday night Cleveland defeated Franklin 61 59. Milwaukie topped Clackamas 54-50 and Corvallis walloped North Salem 68-51. South Salem. Baker and Her miston gained berths in the tour nament last week. two great ways to SAVE MONEY OHH SAVING! I lOAN AIIOCIAtlON 14 Offkrt In OrtfM " Wllhiitftte MM Offi: rrtlc, Oftao. 1011 Wall SlraeV 5 IE k.t.O. SAVINGS Ffll UTsAVINGS Congress Market 18 46 Smitty's Plastering 16 48 This week's games: Unbreak ables 4. Rose Pharmacy 0; Lelco 3, Highway Market 1: Central Oregon Petroleum 3, Shakey's 1; Smitty's Plastering 3, Congress Thriftway 1. Team leaders: Unbreakables, 605 game and 1736 series. . High scorers: Lou Hendrix, 234 game; Gil Tollen, 610 series. Three-Man Clastic (B) W L Ponderosa 46 18 Bowl-err's 42 22 Pickups 40 24 Pac. Auto Wrecking ... 32 32 Scrubs 27 37 Recruits 25 39 Nilco 24 40 Crewcuts 20 44 This week's games: Ponderosa 3, Pickups 1; Bowl-err's'3, Scrubs 1; Pacific Auto Wrecking 4, Nil co 0; Recruits 4, Crewcuts 0. Team leaders: Scrubs, 546 game; Ponderosa, 1591 series. High scorers: Sherman Dearth, 216 game and 575 series. Leisure League W L Cascade Lunch . 23 9 Copper Room 20 12 Trailways Wi 13Vb Bend Heating 18 14 North Pacific 131? 1814 Columbia Market . 13 19 Union Burner Oil 13 19 Kerr Realty 9 23 This week's games: Cascade Lunch 4, Columbia Food 0; Bend Heating 4, Union Burner Oil 0; Copper Room 3, Kerr Realty 1; Trailways 3, North Pacific 1. Team leaders: Trailways, 756 game; Cascade Lunch, 2140 se ries. High scorers: Von Wheeler, 180 game; Vonda Perrigan, 487 series. Jacks and Jill (A) W L Stingers 21 11 Crazy Legs 20 12 Termites . 18 14 Nordics 18 14 Four Tones ........... 17 '15 Kilowatts 14 18 Alley Coholics 12 20 Pain Killers 8 24 This week's games: Crazy Legs 3, Stingers 1; Nordics 3, Termites 1; Four Tones 3, Kilowatts 1; Pain Killers 3, Alley Coholics 1. Team leaders: Stingers, 685 game and 1895 series. High scorers: Harry Strope, 204 game, and Paul Sevy, 549 series (high for men); Barbara Berg seng, 185 game and 512 series (high for women). Jacks and Jills (B) W L Ramblers 23 9 Muldoons 18 14 Sleepers 17 15 Rustic Inn 16 16 Props 16 16 Whats Its 1414 17V4 Jets 13 19 Hungry Four iO'k 21 Vs This week's games: Ramblers 4, Muldoons 0: Sleepers 3, Whats Its 1; Rustic Inn 3, Jets 1; Props 4, Hungry Four 0. Team leaders: Ramblers, 631 game and 1801 series. High scorers: Roy Dyer, 210 game, and Sid Taylor, 509 series (high for men); Lucille Hubbard, 167 game, and Jean Stradley, 450 series (high for women). .fri.n:i.if:reTTyn By Gene Patterson Woman, popularly called the weaker sex, are actually stronger than men. This statement depends on your definition of the word "strong". Men have more powerful muscles, are heavi er and larger, but this is the source of their weakness. To keep up their strength, men have what is known as a higher metabolic rate. This (imply means that they must take in and consume more energy. This process burns a man out, whereas a woman has a steadier, less explosive rate of metabolism, so con sequently her body lasts longer. From the point of view of durability, then, women could be considered as truly the stronger rather than the weaker sex. This type of strength is biolog ically necessary for their functions as bearers and rearers of children, LP GAS The "LIVING PLEASURE" HEATS WATER THREE TIMES FAS TER .... This high speed, FULLY AUTOMATIC HEAT. ER cost less to own . . . less to install . . . less to use . . . IDEAL GAS & APPLIANCE COMPANY . . . Bend, 1801 East First or phone EV 2 3523 ... In Madras Highway 97 North or phone 475-2700. Fiber glass pole tested NEW YORK (UPI)-Sports Il lustrated Magazine said today that tests it sponsored have shown that the performance of the fiber glass vaulting pole "closely approxi mates the performances of the traditional bamboo pole." The magazine said tests were conducted by the Johns-Manville Research Laboratory. It said it found that the bamboo pole was the most resilient, and also returned the most quickly to its original shape after bending. However, it also found that 20 pound weight applied to a fiber glass pole "slipped" a 2-pound bag 40 inches as against 324 inches for bamboo, 26 inches for steel, and 23 inches for aluminum. ANNOUNCE BOWLING CENTER NEW YORK (UPI) - A multi million dollar, 60-lane bowling center will be included in the new Madison Square Garden, it was announced Tuesday by former Princeton football star Dick Kaz maier, now president of Major League Bowling and Recreation, Inc. WADSWORTH TO COMPETE CLEVELAND, Oliio (UPD-Offi-cials of the Cleveland Knights of Columbus track meet have an nounced that Henry Wadswoi tli of Uie Army will compete March 16 to defend lite pole vault title he won last year. It is not yet known whether 16 footer John Uelses of the Marines will compete. SENT TO SUDBURY DETROIT (UPI) Leo La Bine, a 10-year veteran in tlie National Hockey League, has been as signed to Sudbury, Ont., by the Detroit Red Wings. Tenor Raymond Man ton, regular Standard School Broadcast artist will be one of the many featured vocalists on the musical travel ser ies "MUSIC Passport to the World." 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HunMevBrlnltl" Krxa 6 30 Sea Hunt Central Hucknojrry Hound a 45 " KBC New, lc t, mad bp tmm Information furnlhd by Telavl-hia autlrins and H, tracy cannot ba cuaraataad by iba Bead Bullaun. Dark may use Mays on third SAN FRANCISCO (UPD-WUlie Mays at third base? Manager Alvin Dark of the San Francisco Giants is thinking of such a drastic shift but hastens to point out, "I'm just speculating." The idea bubbled to the surface Tuesday during a press conference where Dark went over his club position by position. Several pen cils suddenly broke as Dark ven tured in his soft drawl: "Jim Davenport, our third base man, will work out some at sec ond base. Because if we ran into a second base problem, Jim could play there, I'd move Willie Mays in to third base and put Felipe Alou in center field." Over the stunned silence, Dark added: "I'm not saying this will hap pen. I'm just speculating." And he pointed out that he likes to have a versatile squad. "Jose Pagan, our shortstop, played some good outfield for us last season," Dark said. Most of the second base chores were handled last year by Joe ' Amaifitano, now long gone to the Houston Colt .45's for $125,000. ' Charley Hiller, who started at the ; spot as a rookie last season, bat-; ted only .238. He is back fcr the job this season. But second base is not Dark's biggest headache. "Second base is not the key to the pennant," he said. "You don't need a great second baseman to win it. Pitching is the key to any pennant." THNKlHrS PHUIiRaVM f$-no Hu-nk Weaver News 6:10 Paul Harvey New 6:151110 Musie Time 6:30 Know Your Schools 6:45 AJex Droiar News 6:55 New 7:00 K-Bcnd Musical Patrol 8:30 Bandstand Music, News 9-00 Alex Dreler Good News 9:10 This Evenings Favortles 9-20 BtU Owens Sports File 9 25 This Evening's Favorites, ntwi 10:0O Bandstand Music. Newt TUUKSDAX 6:0O T. N. T. News 6:45 Farm Reporter 7:0O Frank Hemingway 7:15 Morning Melodies Htwt T 30 Morning Roundup S:0O Don Allen with the newi 6: 10 Northwest News 8:15 Honor Roll ol Music Nsws 8:30 Memo to Mary 8:35 Honor Roll of Mturta S:0O Bulletin Board 9:05 Honor Roll of Musie 9:30 The Sons and the Star 9:45 Top Tunes 10:00 Music Tims 10:30 Loral News 10:35 Music Time 10:35 Music Time, News 11:15 Tello Test 11:30 Music Tims. New 12:00 Noontime Melodies 12:10 Today's Classifieds 12:15 Sports Review s 12:J0 Noontime Melodies 12:30 Noon News 12:45 Farmers Hour 1:00 Masic in Musie 2:00 Five Golden Minutes 2:05 Music In Music 4:00 Frank Hemlrurway Mswi 4:05 Maslc in Music 4:15 Paul Harvey News 4:25 Northwest News 4:30 Matfc In MukIc 4:45 Speaking of Sports 4:50 Parade of Platters, News 5:25 Local News 5:30 Parade of Platters 6:55Weather with Swayzs KPTV 8 KGW TV NCAA cage NEW YORK (UPD-The first round pairings for the NCAA bas ketball tournament: East Regionals at Philadelphia, March 12 NYU (13-3) vs. Yan kee Conference champion. Villa nova U6-6) vs. Southern Confer ence champion, Atlantic Coast Conf. champ vs. meinber-at-large (probably Ivy League champ). (Winners qualify for regional at College Park, Md., March 16-17, where ACC-Ivv winner moots Mid. die Atlantic Conference champ and oiner riuiaaelpiua winners meet each other.) Mideast Regionals at Lexington, Ky.. March 12 Bowling Green (18-2) vs. Butler (19-5), Western Kentucky (13-6) vs. Detroit (15-4). (Winners qualify for regional at Iowa City, March 16-17, where Southeastern Conference champ meets Bowling Green-Butler win ner and Big Ten champ meets Detroit-Western Kentucky winner. ) Midwest Regionals (Date and site to be announced later) Air have your 1 2 3 4 5 U.S. Nfy rvn THE "LOW PROFILE" BUTYL TIRE STOPS 30 FASTER on any road. But its big stop ping advantage is on dan gerously slippery roads where you need it most. GENTLEST RIDE in the world. BUTYL RUBBER soaks up "million jolts a mile." ipll 1291 Wall St. pairings set Force (13-4) vs. Southwest Con ference champ, Creighton (16-4) vs. member-at-largo. (Winners qualify for regional at Manhattan, Kan., March 16-17, where Air Force-Southwest winner meets the Big Eight .champ and Creigliton-at-iarge winner meets the Mis souri Valley Conference champ.) Far West Regionals (Date and site to be announced later) Ore gon State (17-3) vs. Seattle (14-8), Arizona State (20-3) vs. Skyline Conference champ. (Winners qualify for regionals at Provo, Utah, March 16-17, where Seattle Oregon St. winner meets Big Five champion and Arizona St.-Skylinc winner meets the West Coast AC champ.) WINGS RETURN HOLMES Detroit (UPI) Chuck Holmes who scored one goal in eight games for the Detroit Red Wings this season, has been returned to the Edmonton Flyers of the West ern Hockey League. We pull front wheels and inspect brake linings and drums. We check grease seals, wheel cylinders for leakage. We clean, inspect and repack front bearings. We add brake fluid if necessary. We adjust brakes on all four wheels for full pedal braking. WET SPRING WEATHER AHEAD! let Shoop & Schufze protect you with the tire that STOPS FASTER ON WET ROADS THAN YOU CAN NOW STOP ON DRY ROADS ROYAL NO SQUEAL even on the sharpest curves or turns. 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