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2 The Bend Bulletin, Saturday, Feb. 24, 1962 Cii! Intermountaln Conference (Final '62 standings) W L Bakor .13 1 11 3 . 7 7 . 6 B . a s . 8 8 . 6 9 . 2 12 Hcrmiston The Dalles - . Redmond Prineville Pendleton La Grande - Bend Friday' scores! Redmond 66, Bend 61 (overtime) , ' Baker 57, La Grande 47 Hermiston 71, Pendleton 57 The Dalles 57, Prineville 49 "By Bill Thompson Bulletin Staff Writer ' REDMOND The Rodmond Panthers pulled a torrid "Civil T'War battle" out of the (Ire to beat Bend 66-61 In overtime here Frl "day night, and the guy that had the most to do with it was a little 3-7 hustler Brian Masscy. The wild game had seen Bend rally from a 47-30 deficit to tie "the score 58-all with 16 seconds left and send the game Into an Overtime period. Shortly after the extra period Oregon prep basketball '. Oregon Prep Scores ' By United Press International Cleveland 67 Wilson 53 ; Franklin 60 Washington 42 Grant. 42 Roosevelt 35 I Marshall 70 Jefferson 64 (over- ' time) 1 Madison 61 Lincoln 60 Clackamas at Bcaverton, post poned, snow. Centennial at Sunset, postponed snow. MUwaukle 71 Hlllsboro 32 Central Catholic 58 Gresham 51 Astoria 67 David Douglas 48 Tillamook 78 Forest Grove 62 Dallas 64 St. Helens 44 ' Oregon City 61 West Linn 45 McMlnnville 75 Lake Oswega 47 Newberg 64 Tigard 57 . Sandy 51 Reynolds 50 Molalla 65 Jesuit 69 Wy'east 54 Parkrose 41 North Salem 54 Sweet Home 83 South "Salem at Albany, postponed snow Corvallls 00 Lebanon 78 Roscburg 73 Springfield 54 Thurston 53 Willamette 36 North Eugene 51 North Bend 42 Marshtlcld 75 Cottage Grove 61 Klamath Falls 59 Crator 41 Modford 79 Ashland 59 . Batter 67 la liranrie ii ' lformlston 71 Pendleton 67 The Dalles 57 Prineville 49 Redmond 68 Bond 61 Hood River 72 Clnlskanle 48 Concordia 58 Rainier 30 North Catholic 74 Estacada 52 Vernonia 70 Warrcnton 49 Seaside 57 Neahkalinlo 50 Ncstucca 56 Amity 51 Yamhill-Carlton 54; Daylon 45 Salem Academy at Willamina, postponed, snow. Sheridan 60 snerwooa 4i Stayton 59 Gcrvais 51 North Marlon 61 Woodburn 50 Scrra Catholic 59 Canby 46 Central 39 Scio 37 Mt Angel at Cascade, postponed, snow, Waldport 59 Siuslaw 55 Newport 67 Toledo 52 Mnpleton 54 Tnft 53 Pleasant Hill 78 St. Francis 70 Central Linn 68 Drnin 44 McKeiulo 66 Oukridge 57 ' Myrtle Point 59 Brookings 39 Coquille 71 Pacific 48 Bandon 76 Gold Beach 65 Suthorlln 62 Glcndalo 41 Phoenix 62 Roguo River 34 Henley 64 St. Mary's 40 Eagle Point 83 Illinois Valley 62 Tillamook Catholic 102 Star of the Sea 72 Merrill 55 Prospect 38 Knnppa 73 Jewell 43 Dufur 45 Mosler 29 Crow 49 Coburg 48 Linfield bid fails 88-78 By United Press International Lewis and Clark clinched at lea-it a tie for its first Northwest Conference titlo since 1953 Friday night by beating second - placo Linfield 88-78 nt Portland. In other games, Willamette trounced Pacific 96-76 and Col lege of Idaho defeated Whitman 76 67. Linfield led at hnllllmo 45-43 against the Pioneers and the Wild cats pushed their lead to nine points with 12 minutes remaining. Then center Jim Boutin and guard Bill Maurer led the Pio neers on a comeback Uiat as sured them of a spot in the NA1A District 2 playoffs against Port land State next Friday night. Boutin led all scorers with 23 points and Bert Landmark had 22. Mnurer added It). Bill Wullin and John Polhemus earh scored in lur L,umi'iu. y BOWLING Before 7:00 PJL Week Days 35c Sat., Sun., 4 Ac Holidays & Evenings Cascade Bowl Phone EV 1 1392 For Reservations 744 Bond opened. Bend's Larry Gelbrich was fouled by Redmond's Bill Peterson. Gelbrich missed his first try, but dropped in his sec ond to put Bend ahead 59-58. The Panthers came roaring back. Masscy, with his back to his man, whirled clockwise and drove in for a loyup. Bend miss ed Its shot and Redmond center Bill Frenzel was fouled by Gel brich. ' Frenzel made both foul shots to mako it 62-59. Massey intercepted a Bruin pass and the Cats came roaring back. Don Watrous took a pass, tried a volleyball shot and swished it in. Gary McKinney cut it to 64-61 with a basket for Bend, and the Bruins still had life. But another Bend offensive try missed, Masscy got the ball and was fouled by Jack Allison. Brian calmly hit both of his free throws and Redmond was in. The victory was Redmond's sec ond in throe games with Bend this season giving Redmond the rubber match. The Panthers also beat Bend in football. Both teams were keyed up, with Rex Chambers of Bend and Ed Sturza of Redmond engaging a. i k L. ... ...!: COOLING OFF PERIOD Bend High Coach Chuck Hudson talks to Rex Chambers and offi cials following fight between Chambers and Ed Sturza of Redmond 16 seconds before end of heated Bend-Redmond basketball game at Redmond Friday night, Redmond was leading 58-56 at time. Bruins went on to hit two free throws and tie game, with Redmond winning 66-61 in overtime. Win western crown Ex-West aces pace By United Press International The National Basketball Associ ation had its first new Western Division champion in six years today and it took a pair of for mer West Virginia greats to ac complish the trick for Los An geles. Coach Fred Schaus and Jerry West climaxed tho Lakers long drive to succeed St. Louis as Western tltlist Friday night as I,os Angeles defeated Chicago, 124117, in an overtime clincher. St. I.oiils had won every year since the 11)56-57 season. Schaus played and coached at the University of West Virginia heforo coming to the Lakers and his star pupil during a success ful Mountaineer reign was All America Jerry West. West's basket wilh 13 seconds remaining in regulation time tied the score at II (Kill and he added four quick ones In the extra ses sion as part of his high of 39 points in tho gamo played at Louisville, Kv. Boston, only a shado away from annexing its sixth straight Eastern championship, walloped Syracuse. 121-107, in an afternoon gamo while evening encounters wero rounded out with New York topping St. Louis, 130-118, and Cincinnati throttling and Detroit Pistons, 134-120. Tom Hcinsohn tallied 31 points for Boston as the Celtics tiinuned their rmigic number to four for tho division titlo. Davo Gambec's 28-point effort was high for Syra cuse. Willie Naulls and Richie Guer- "SAYS HI" Come out break the balloons hanging from your school colors. Corner of 3rd and Franklin "The Pancake Corner" tiff won In a real offensive battle that ignited into more of a "personal" battle with 16 seconds to go in regulation time. It was at that time that both men got in some pretty good punches, and both were tossed out with technicals charged to both. The score was 68-56 Redmond at the time. A personal foul had also been assessed against Sturza Just prior to the fisticuff flareup. Bend's Jan Bowlus came in to take over for Chambers and calm ly tossed in both gifters on a one-and-one foul situation to tie the game with 1 seconds left Following the technical fouls, the two teams lined up for the center circle jump, with Red mond getting the tip. But the Cats couldn't score and the game went into overiimo. It was Massey who got Red mond off to a fast start in the be ginning, hitting his first two shots. The Panthers glided along with a substantial lead from then on, and, wilh 2:18 remaining in the third quarter, were enjoying a 47-31 margin. The Pokes had been using a pressing defense almost the entire v if f : Virginia Lakers in, the Knlcks' high-scoring pair, tallied 33 and 32 points, respec tively, In beating an Injury-riddled Hawk outfit. Cliff Hngan net ted 35 points for St. Louis. Second-place Cincinnati, hoping its mastery over third-placo De troit would continue right through the playoffs, received a 39 -point performance from Oscar Robert son while Bailey Howell tallied 27 for the Pistons. The standings: Eastern Division W. Boston 50 Philadelphia . 44 Syracuse 34 New York 25 L. 18 27 35 43 Pet. .735 .1520 .493 .3118 .686 .535 .485 .318 .221 Western Division Los Angeles 48 Cincinnati 38 Detroit 33 St. Louis 24 Chicago 15 22 33 35 25 53 Rodgers leads at New Orleans NEW ORLEANS (UPP-Chimky Phil Rodgers of La Jolla. Calif,, carried a two-stroke lead today Into the third round of tho $.10,000 New Orleans Open. Rodgers, a creweut 23-year-old who has yet to complete a full year on the pro circuit, fired his second straight three-under-par VJ to grab the halfway lead with 138. Bracketed behind Rodgers at 140 were Bo Wininger, a partlime pro from Odessa, Tex , and Wes Ellis of West Caldwell. N .1. CAFE by game, and Redmond Coach Buck Kauffman decided to give his first - line troops a rest. Bend took advantage of Uiis move by outscoring Redmond 8-0 in the next two minutes and closed the gap to 47-39. Kauffman tossed his first string. crs back into the fray, but now the Bruins were hot. At the start of the first quarter they hit three quick field goals to make it 47-45 Redmond. Redmond rallied for five straight points and a 52-45 lead. Cham bers, suddenly all over the lloor, hit seven straight points to make it 52-all wilh 3:33 left. At the three - minute mark, Chambers connected again his 28th point to give Bend its first lead of the game, 54-o2. Massey and Jerry Corwin got four points back for Redmond, but Bend's McKinney tied it up at 56 all by breaking loose underneath wilh a minute and one half left. With 1:17 left Massey hit a free throw, and Frenzel followed with a free throw with 26 seconds left. That made it 58-58, and when the Panthers got the bdll again It looked like they wore fairly safe. i McMinnville, Molalla gain A-1 cage test Prep Basketball Roundup By United Press International Molalla and McMinnville col lected berths in the Oregon class A-l high school basketball tourna ment Friday night, while Cleve land was assuring Itself of the Portland Interscholastic League title. Molalla downed Jesuit 65-69 to grab one of the state tournament berths In tho Wilco League. Mc Minnville topped Lake Oswego 75 47 to nnb ono of the two berths from tho Tualatin-Yamhill Valley League. Tho results left eight open spots In the state tournament field. Cleveland, Milwaukie. South Salem, Corvallis. Baker and Her miston had clinched spots earlier Cleveland rnpped Wilson 67-bl to claim the Portland title, while Grant and Franklin both posted victories in the battle for second place. Grant bent Roosevelt 42-3T nnd Franklin downed Washington 60-42. VISITING FRIENDS IN TIMBUKTU? 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But Redmond's su periority on the boards, despite its height disadvantage, gave the Panthers 20 more shots from the field and they beat Bend in the field goal department 25-18. Bend salvaged a little of the night by winning the Jayvee game 41-36 with the Bend Jayvees ending the season with a 10-9 rec ord under new coach Bill Bauer. Bend (61) ga-m fa-m pf-tp McKinney 6-3 5-2 3 8 Grant 6-3 4-4 lx 10 Peterson . 3-0 2-1 2 1 Chambers 18-9 10-10 2x 23 Bowlus 3-0 2-2 1 2 Underwood - 7-3 3-2 5 8 Gelbrich - 0-0 6-4 2 4 Slate 1-0 0-0 0 0 Cady 2-0 0-0 0 0 Van Uitert 0-0 0-0 0 0 The Dalles wins Indians beat Pokes out of third place Special fo The Bulletin THE DALLES A fourth- quarter fast break broke open a tight game and gave The Dalles a 57-49 win over the Prineville Cowboys here Friday night. The victory left The Dalles in sole possession of third place, the Indians winding up with a 7-7 lea gue record. Prineville, a onetime contend er for a state tourney spot, fin ished in a three-way tie for fourth. PrineviUa was trailing by one, 39-38, going into the fourth quart er. Then the Indians started sneaking one or two men down the floor, and hitting them with long passes. 'Defensive mistakes cost us the ball game," Prineville Coach Wayne Lunde said. "They beat us with those long passes." It was little Jerry Piland who caused Prineville the most trou ble in the final frame as ho got the easy layuis off the fast break. Piland finished with 17, while Lor- en Schacher had 18. Dick Nicholas led Prineville with 20 points. Prineville, oulrebounded In the second half, made good on 24 of 51 Held shots for a .470 average. The Dalles, getting more shots, hit 25 ' i 5 1 i y fcvji 'i... ...-. n ..You L' . VM., r w " . I r ' y - 1 e ff i - r s l". " ; schedules, prompt arrival, Inteteumg. itepptfi courtaou t rf - - ii .f .-add like Pacific Trailways Depot 'Shelton 1-0 1-0 ! 0 0-0 0-0 10 Allison 47-18 33-25 20 el j x Plus technical fold i Redmond (66) ga-m fa-m pt tp Moor 4-1 3-2 5 41 Sturza 13-6 7-3 2x 15 1 Frenzel 7-2 6-3 0 7 Massey . 14-5 9-7 3 17 Watrous 104 4-1 3 9 Beesley 10-6 0-0 5 12 Corwin 5-1 0-0 2 2 Hanson 1-0 00 1 0 Bowlby 1-0 0-0 10 Wick 1-0 0-0 10! Peterson 1-0 0-0 2 0 67-25 29-16 25 66 x Plus technical foul. Bend 11 21 39 58 61 Redmond 16 35 47 58 66 The Jayvee box: Band (41) (30) Redmond Oatman 6 0 Corw in Ward 13 8 Wing Brumitt 8 2 Christofferson Jaynes 2 2 Parsons Clark 8 2 Moore Bend subs: Gunderson 2, Ran dolph, Hickman 2. Redmond subs: Hogan 6, McAlister 10, Couch. 57-49 of 60 for a .416 average. It was an extremely low fouling game, with Prineville hitting only one of six gift tosses and The Dal les tossing in 7 of 10. Prineville's over-all season rec ord was 8-13. The Dalles (57) (49) Prineville Schacher 18 20 Nicholas Kortge 0 4 Myers Anghilante 8 6 Isaacson Piland 17 6 Love Jenson 12 11 Barrow The Dalles subs: Bailey 2. Prineville subs: Flowers 2, Niel sen, Larson. Prineville 14 24 38 49 The Dalles 8 26 39 57 Jarvis scores 27 in victory CORVALLIS (UPD- Jim Jar-1 vis scored 27 points, 23 in the second half, as the Oregon State j Rooks posted a G9-65 basketball ' win over the Truax Campus Serv-1 ice AAU club of Corvallis here I Friday night, j The victory was tho 12th in 13 sL-.rts for the Rooks. They were behind at halftime 38-33. 1 v; j.. 4k.LU r-Mr- l-.ui o the hort, scenic, low up to make yout trip an Is your comfort and pleasure.. TRAILWA YS luxury linerj' you sff trovellng TRAtlWAYS.' " Bucks blanked at Edmonton 2-0 Western Hockey League Roundup By United Press International A couple of Canadian entries In the Western Hockey League failed to overwhelm their American vis itors with hospitality last night In WHL play. Edmonton, top dog in the North ern Division, took its second straight from Southern Division leader Portland with a 2-0 shutout at Edmonton. And Vancouver, which whips itself into a winning fury 'about once every four games, bumped Los Angeles 5-3 at Vancouver. Edmonton scored its two goals in the third period of a tightly played contest. -At one point in the first period three Edmonton skaters were in the penalty box but the remaining three managed to hold off the Portland charges. Howie Young slapped in the Flyers' first goal on a pass from Ed Joyal. and Milly McNeill ad ed tho Insurance tally five min utes later on a rebound from a shot by Joyal. Last-minute strategy backfired for the Los Angeles six. The Blades were one goal down as the game neared its conclusion and pulled goalie Marcel Pclletier out of the net for an extra forward. But the move fizzled when Les Hunt poked a Vancouver goal Into the empty net to stifle the Blades' hopes. 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(L'PD-Luis Molina and Manuel Gonzales, j young Western welterweights, jmake their first bid for national i nw-nanitinn in a television ficht tonight because of lightweight champion Joe Brown's hard luck. Unbeaten Molina of San Jose, Calif., and Speedy Gonzales et Odessa, Tex., are slated to meet at the Convention Center In a TV 10-rounder which was substituted for champion Brown's defense of the lightweight crown against Carlos Ortiz of New York. The Brown-Ortiz fight was post poned tentatively to April 21 be cause of Brown's bout with tonsil litis on Thursday. Although Las Vegas is the world's foremost gambling city, no official odds were quoted on the Molina-Gonzales match. There was some "friendly" wag ering at a 2-1 figure, favoring Molina. USC nine stops Dodger stars By United Press International University of Southern Califor nia, usually the class of the Pa cific Coast in collegiate baseball won its first same of the season Friday, rallying to defeat the Los Angeles Dodger All-Stars 9-a. Tho two teams had battled to a tie In the opener on Thursday. L'SC, the defending national champs, broke a 4-4 tie in the bottom of the eighth Inning with five runs. UCLA, however, had to settle for a tie with the Chicago White Sox minors. 6-6, in a game called at the end of nine innings because of darkness. Tho Brains, trailing 6-3 scored three times to tie it up in the eighth. - '' CELESTE the Street of Glossy Sinl -J . Convenient w t.: service' oil'; 'if" main Inferosf ' ( " ; EV 2-2151 y9 if M m -oV7 M -aw BaaVHaeaaaaaaaaaVeaai a -wi i COLOR by OE LUXE I DNeToSeoPr-