Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1962)
Edmonton wins northern title in hockey race ' By United Prist International Meet the Western Hockey League's Northern and Southern Division champions for 1962 Ed monton and Portland. Portland clinched Its Southern Division crown several days ago and Edmonton Tuesday night gained a lock on the Northern Division title with a 8-3 win over second-place Seattle. Ed Joyal and Doug Messier each turned in hat tricks for Ed monton, which built up a 5-0 lead after two periods. Portland fattened Its division lead with a crucial 6-3 win over Los Angeles that may have clanked the cellar door per manently on the Blades. Veteran defenseman Bill David son led the Bucs with two goals and one assist, while Wally Hcr gesheimer scored two for Los An geles. A crowd of "only" 8.468 saw the game first time since Jan. 27 that the Los Angeles attend ance has been under 10,000. The ' Blades now have two games left and trail third place San Francisco by two points. The Seals have three contests left. Los Angeles is at San Francisco to night in a game expected to crack the Seals' attendance record. Third place carries with it a ipot in the play-offs. Vancouver, deep in the North ern Division basement, turned in one of its best games In an 8-5 victory over Spokane. "V JVlt$j- t -,- w ' "71 i -tVJ .'.' ,.. , . : - " . i r CJ B . , ; ..,....J.fr... iniiww..ninmii o ....i.j.....-..-......... - ... . . . .. . . M . I f. n. I ,i i i I... i PRACIICfc KbiUUfc WUKU Kay ueett, letT, ana Men Mamni are picTuroa on a iui.oni vn fral Oregon oufing. They're members of Explorer Scout troop. Group hopes to Join an explorer search and is sponsored by Methodist Church. Stata Police and Central Oregon Search and Rescue representative will speak on importance and need of explorer post at meeting tonight 7 o'clock in room 6-6, Bend High School. 1 -rwr.?.",M-f a . II -US'' ' , h mj si .' ...... C1U4.. 1 ' . ' t 1 y f -V t !., -.W : f 1( I Bevos capture opener 7-3 ROUSHINS IT OUT DOORS Bill Paries, a leader in the Explorer Scout program, demon strates outdoor cooking technique in rugged mountain area of Central Oregon. The Explorer Scouts are interested in joining an explorer search squad and have scheduled a meeting at 7 tonight In room B-6, Bend High School. Scouts hope to join local search squad A meeting for all boys 14 or older Interested In Joining nn ex plorer search squad Is scheduled for 7 tonight In room B-6 in the Bend High School. , The Explorer Scout post Is spon sored by the Methodist Church. A representative of the Oregon State Police and Central Oregon Search and Rescue organization will discuss the Importance and fleed of the explorer post to the community. Additional Information can bo obtained by contacting Cliff Blake or Leo Fischer at tonight's meet ing. Rescue practices tints far have Included trips to Lava Top, Horse Bldge. Todd Lako, Winter Camp, the Pilot Butte cave and sovernl other caves. The group also netted 230 on Christmas tree sales and is cur rently In the process of obtnintng rescue equipment. Eleven boys and several lead ers have won standard and ad vance cards or will receive them as soon as they are old enough. Officers are Jack Hutrhins, president; Cliff Blake, vice presi dent; Steve Foley, secretary; Fred Haycraft, treasurer; and Peie Perrlne, quartermaster. WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE By United Prtts International Southern Division W L T PTS CP OA Portland 41 21 5 87 2.VS no Spokane S3 28 S TS 2(12 2:18 San Fran. 27 38 2 84 219 2iil L Angeles 14 38 8 M 200 304 Northern Division W L T PTS OP CA Edmonton 39 26 3 81 288 fclG Seattle 83 27 S 75 2.15 208 Calgary 85 28 4 74 279 2.Ki Vancouver 17 47 4 38 313 316 Tuesday's Results Edmonton 9 Seattle I Vancouver 8 Spoknne I Portland 6 Los Angeles I By United Press International DK.LAND, Fin. (UPD-Portland erupted for four runs in the sec ond inning and went on to dofeat Seattle, 7-3, Tuesday in the ex hibition opener fur both teams. Dick Green's bases-loaded triple highlighted the big inning. Davo Hall led Uio losers with three hits. Both teams collected nlno hits. VERO BEACH, Fla. (UTI) -Spokano oponed lis Grapefruit League baseball season In high stylo Tuesday by blasting Omaha, 17-4. Tiie contest was called after eight innings because of curfew. The other Dodger Triple-A clubs stayed close for three innings be fore tho Indians exploded for five runs in tho fourth, four in Uie fifth and three In the sixth. Bobby Prescott, acquired by the Indians from Hawaii, led the attack with tlireo of Spokane's 10 hits. A trio of Indian hurlcrs sur rendered seven hits. CASA GRANDE. Aril. (UP11 Raln washed out tho Tacoma Giants practice session Tuesday. It was Hits first Tacoma prnctice session in two years to be can celed because of weather. Manager Red Davis named a trio of hurlers to pitch today against EI Paso. They Included Dick Sovde, Lou Dcmar and Don Carlson. TAMPA, Fla. (l!PI) Second baseman Bobby Klaus may Join his brother Billy in the Big leagues In a season or two. San Diego manager Don Heff- ncr said the former University of Illinois diamond star "certainly handles himself well In the field and at the plate," and has im pressed him In spring drills hero. But Klaus faces a hot battle for Uie Padre keystone Job from veteran lnfieldor Ron Samford and Tony Asnro, obtained from the New York Yankee chain. Two sites eyed for Moyer bout PORTLAND (UPI) Sid Fla herty, manager of middleweight contender Denny Mover, said Tuesday Bozeman, Mont, and West Jordan, Utah, were likely spots for a possible title fight be tween Moyer and champion Gone Fullmer. Flaherty said Marv Jenson. Fullmer's manager, had Indicated either site was acceptable to him. Duquesne trips top-seeded NIT squad Bradley NEW YORK (UPD Duquesne, darkhorse of the National Invita tional Basketball Tournament, may have trouble trying to stop big Leroy Ellis and St. John's In the semi-finals Thursday night at Madison Square Garden. The Iron Dukes pulled the big gest upset of the tournament In defeating top-seeded Bradley, 88-85, Tuesday night before St. John's belted Holy Cross, 80-74, in quest of its fourth NIT cham pionship. Loyola of Chicago and Dayton, which gained the seml-flnal round on Saturday, meet In the other half of Thursday's doubleheader. Coach . Red Manning of Du quesne made no secret of the fact that he was hoping that St. John's would lose to Holy Cross because "I don't know if we can handle that big guy (Ellis)." Pro Scouts On Hand The 8-10 Ellis broke open the St. John's-Holy Cross game by scoring 21 of his 29 points in the second half before a crowd of 16, 388, including an array of pro scouts and coaches who rale the Redmen center a top prospect. While Manning is pondering how to stop Ellis, Coach Joe Lap chick of St. John's has a smaller problem how to cope with Wil lie Somerset but one which could mean the difference in win ning or losing. Somerset, a 5-10 muscular sophomore, scored 28 points and was all over the court, dribbling, hustling and Sotting up plays against Bradley. "He's tho best guard I've seen in years," said Lapchlck. "He's like a Mack truck. Our guards, either (Ivan) Kovac or (Donnle) Burks, will bo like a fly on his back." Accurate Shooting Manning, who's a stickler for defense, will have more than El lis to stop Thursday night. St John's scored better than 60 per cent from the field against Holy Cross. Ellis hit on 13 of 19; Willie Hall connected on 7 of 9 for 14 points and Kovac made 6 of 11 and 15 points. St John's enjoyed a sizable lead most of the way against the Crusaders as Hall pressured Jack (The Shot) Foley. Foley, the na tion s No. 2 scorer, had nine points at halftime and didn't get going until tho game was out of reach, winding up with 35 points. The Redmen led 74-83 with five minutes to go before Foley led the crusaders late surge. BOWLING 3Se 40e Cascade Bowl Phone BV J I3vJ Por Reservations 744 Bond Before 7:00 Pit. Week Days Sat, Sun., Holidays & Evenings Starts Thursday! Thru SUNDAY! BROADWAY'S JOYOUS Musical Love Story R0DGERS & HAMMtKSItlN'S If Wmi f)S!XVl M-Miyh.iM.ir NANCY KWAN JAMES SHIGETA JUANITA KAU IK) v MIYOSHI UMEKJ :!:! TLUS THE WILDEST" A Selected Short Subject! 2 The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, March 21, 1962 Tenpin Alley p: Leisure League W L . 34(4 131i 29 19 27 21 . 26',i 2114 20 28 20 28 19 29 Cascade Lunch Copper Room . Bend Heating . Trailwaya Columbia Market 'North Pacific .. Onion Burner Oil Kerr Realty , 16 32 This weeks games: Cascade Lunch 4, Bend Heating 0; Colum bia Food Market 4, Copper Room 0; Kerr Realty 3, Trailways 1; Union Burner Oil 3, North Pacific L Team leaders: Columbia Food Market, 748 game; Cascade Lunch, 2184 series. High scorers: Peggy Jacques, 189 game and 484 series. Civic League W L 28 15'4 27 17 2314 2014 22 22 4-Cs Kiwanis ............ Cashmans . Safeway . Bend Hardware . 21 23 Bend Curtain Shop . 20 24 Metro Barber Shop 18 28 Wctle's 16 27 This week's games: Cashmans Safeway 1: Wetle's 3, Metro Barber Shop 1; Bend Curtain Shop 2. Bend Hardware 2; Four C's 2, Kiwanis 2. High scorers: Jack Lutz, 213 game; Bud Springer, S3B series. Skyline League W L Medo Land 29 19 Seems Barbers 27 21 Coca Cola 26V4 2114 Bend Bulletin . 26 22 Redmond 25 23 Bob's Archery 22 28 Provident Life 2014 2714 George's Blacktop ..... 16 32 This week s games: bod s Arcn- ery 3, George's Blacktop 1; Bend Bulletin 2, Coca Cola 2; Medo Land 3, Redmond 1; Provident Life 2, Seems Barbers 2. Team leaders: Redmond, 936 game: Provident Life, 2654 series. High scorers: Ben xnorpe, 4 game; Norm Linn, 572 series. Automotive League W L Western Auto 29 15 Hufstader & Wallan ... 27 17 Uptegrove Brothers . 2514 1814 Consolidated Freight . 24 20 Clausen's Auto 20 24 - Eddie's Sales 1814 2514 Three break 25 in trap shoot Special to The Bulletin CIIEMULT Three perfect 25s were fired by Chemult Rod and Trap Club shooters In the third Journal Telegraph shoot Sunday. Posting the top scores were Dal las Sutherland, David Wirtz and Bill Taylor Jr. Posting 24s were Grant Damon, David Robinson, Cecil Palmer, Ed Thompson, John Herman and Mel Smith. Coming in with 23s were R. E. Jessup, Harold York, Sylvan Crume, Lee Smith, Jack Crume, and Curly Cahoon. Ted St Thomas and Jim Wright each broke 22, while Dick Reed and Sylvia Sutherland came In with 21S. Breaking 20 were Verne Bra- dor, Jack Grewell, Denny Jessup, Jimmy Black, David Sporrer and Bob McCountry. Other scorers wore S. Salvage, 18: Mile Sutherland and Sally Damon, 17; Lee Kinney, Oscar Crump and Denny Reed, 16; Ag nes St Thomas and Calvin Bar ney, 15; and Hazel McCountry, 10. Last Sunday was the first shoot held in good weather, and brought out several shooting for the first time as novice beginners. Bend Garage 18 26 Enco - 14 . 30 This week's games: Uptegrove Brothers 1, Hufstaders 3; West ern Auto 3, Clausen's 1; Consoli dated 4, Eddie's 0; Bend Garage 3, Enco 1. Team leaders: Western Auto, 999 game and 2821 series. High scorers: Jack McDerraott, 607 series. Three-Man Classic (A) W Hi-Way Market 64 Lelco i 63 Cen. Ore. Petroleum 52 Cascade Glass 51 Rose Pharmacy ., 42 Shakey's Pizza 39 L 32 33 44 45 54 57 57 62 Smitty's Plastering 29 Congress Market . 34 This week's games: Hi-Way Market 3, Central Oregon Petrol eum 1; Smitty's 4, Cascade Glass 0; Shakey's Pizza 3, Rose Pharm acy 1; Congress Market 2, Lelco 2. Team leaders: Congress Mar ket, 616 game and 1679 series. High scorers: Dan Musgrave, 235 game; Al Skorpen, 604 series. Three-Man Classic (B) W L Ponderosa ..... ........ 72 24 Pickups 62 34 Greenwood Bowl-err' 56 40 Scrubs 49 47 Pac. Auto Wrecking 48 ' 48 Recruits 33 63 Crewcuti 32 64 Nileo ..... 32 64 This week's games: Bowl-err's 4, NUco 0; Scrubs 4, Recruits 0; Pickups S,- Crewcuts 1; Pacific Auto 2, Ponderosa 2. Team leaders: Scrubs, 605 game and 1693 series. High scorers: Dave Ross, 233 game and 623 series. Glena Payne, 225 game. Eagles swap two to 'Skins WASHINGTON (UPI - The Washington Redskins traded cen ter Jim Schrader and defensive back Ben Scottl to the Philadel phia Eagles today for halfback Billy Barnes and defensive safety Bob Freeman. The two-for-two swap gave the Redskins one of the National Football League's top offensive backs in Barnes. But the Eagles, in acquiring Schrader, got hefty help in bolstering their below-par offensive line, Barnes and Schrader were the key men in the deal. The former Wake Forest back has scored 26 touchdowns in his five years with Philadelphia and he will form, a potent one-two punch in the Red skins' backfleid with former Cleveland Browns' star Bobby Mitchell. Schrader, an excellent blocker who played for Notre Dame, has been one of the NFL's top-rated centers during his seven-year pro career. Both Scotti and Freeman are regarded as above-average defensive backs. Scotti, a former Maryland star who plays wing back, is noted as a deadly tackier and one of the league's most col orful players. But Washington Coach Bill McPeak said he was more than happy to get Freeman, in hopes that Uie ex-Auburn back will plug holes in his pass de fense. x FLOYD PREDICTS VICTORY CAIRO, Egypt (UPI)-Heavy-welght champion Floyd Patterson, speaking at a U.S. reception Tues day night expressed confidence he would beat Sonny Llston in their title fight. "Liston is a hard puncher," the champion said, "But I'm as con fident as he is of winning." Eriis!WMJf r k iii Mi , V. 0l$ , . 1 1 5ferffl IS - II Worthy of your Trust JIRfl EBEA in itut k m natron s wot mn matt Knag ut Nmn n m mi t. iu asmixc u, cuuu.ii, lurouT BEAM;! I (yKi'l Pint pfl 3.15 , fj'n i'I 45 Q- m I ID A CK na k j man cant ,lll niifii'.Sy-- " vyi 1 1 trl V II S? 4 i;V. MMW r At 1 IL&aa- ml i2? 1F-6030 8L-5814 2T-6010 9B-4672 3U-8807 6N-9135 2H-7282 6L-8037 5N-3356 7J-2155 7K-5964 3N-3124 3M-4040 3L-385 9E-2876 6P-7992 4E-4662 1D3-354 1L-6087 5C-1313 ...then youVe just won free balancing for any two wheels! Reg. Price $3.00 on this wheel service, done by experts WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BALANCE W0" ANY CAR, REGARDLESS OF SIZE OR MAKE 1. Correct wheel align- 2. Precision balance both ment. Inspect and correct front wheels. Install nee caster and camber and essary weights to correct align toe-in nd toe-out to uneven tire wear. Safety correct condition. Check steering and all tires. II work done by factory-trained mechanics 19 BRAKE SPECIAL Bring your car to Shoop & Schulze's new brake and Front-end shop for this five-point service speciall I We pull front wheels and 1 inspect brake linings and drums O We check grease seals and wheel cylinders for leakage Q We clean, inspect and repack front bearings A ye add brake fluid if necessary c We adjust brakes on all front J wheels for full pedal braking Open All Day Saturdays SHOOP & SCHULZE Since 1929 1291 Wall EV 2-2121 SH Green Sttmpt just two blocks north of Pilot Butte Inn M M
