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o Pendleton bombers' By Nat Bull Bullttln Staff Wrlttr PRINEVILLE - The big, big guns from Pendleton High school started blasting Saturday after noon at Davidson Field in Prine ville, and before the sun had set the western subdivision champs from Crook County had a bad case of shell-shock. The Prineville Cowboys, win ners of the Friday afternoon game by a score of 10-1, dropped 8 f.-rrr-tfrnrnkimmm-ni .iijiiiinimnn.ij.iinu imunnmi Wfin . wiinsiwuwpai.pinH A w - - F ' Wsfc i ; . " vTi' '' ''t&sfr ' '"? y.' t ' Jw UUf 4i&N. KjJ? V&? '' THERE HE GOES Brian Pope, third secter for h Prinevllla Cowboys, arguet a call by Umpire Vines Genna. Pops left the gam while Tim Tempi of Pendleton loolci'happy about th whol thing. (See story). Pendleton took two of thre games from Prinevill to win, th Intermountein League championship. Th Bucks will meet North Salem in quarter final play. ((Photo by Mike Stahlberg). Weekend in review Weekend Sports Summary By United Press International Saturday BALTIMORE, Md. (UTI) -Greek Money, a 10-1 shot, edged out Ridaa by a not and then survived a foul claim to win the 86th running of th Preakuess Stakes at Punlico. NEW YORK (UPI) Gcada won the 4,000 Acorn mile, first of th year' filly Triple Crown races, at Aqueduct WST POINT, N.Y. (UPI) -Dick Plymale of Army cleared 15 feet, VH inches in the pole vault during a dual meet which the Cadets lost to Manhattan. WORCESTER. Mass. (UTI) -Cornell, Navy and MIT finished in triple tie for first place In the eastern sprint championships on Lake Quinslgamond. Sunday ZANDVOORT, Holland (UP11 Graham Ilill of Great Britain won the 86-mile Zandvoort Grand Prix. FLORENCE. Italy (UPI) - Ha ly completed a 5-0 rout of the Soviet Union In tholr quarter-final scries of th European Zone Da vis Cup tonnls play. Russia was making Its first appearance In tli International Davis Cup se ries. GUADALAJA1W, Mexlcn (UPI) America of Braiil and the GuadalaJ-ra football club played a 1-1 tie in their opening game of the 19(52 International Soccer Lcngue tournament. SWITCHES PITCHERS PHILADELPHIA tUPI) - The Philadelphia Phillies have re called pitcher Pnu Brown from Buffalo and sont right. hornier Bobby Locke, who had a 5 01 eanied run average, to the Inter national League club on 24-hour recall. MCCULLOCH see this completely new saw today,., HAD'S McCULLOCH SHOP 132 E. Franklin A. both gamut df the championship twin bill by scores of 12-1 and 11-3. Steve Bunker, the excellent left handed hurler for the Pendleton squad, proved to be the biggest gun of the day as he unloaded a barrage of four home runs In the two games. Bunker hit the four home runt In eight trips to the plate. The first came In the third inning of the first game, the second in the sixth inning of the first, the third - J H Oregon's Tarr out to prove he's top hurdler in world EUGENE (UPD-Jerry Tarr of Oregon may be th best hurdler in the world. Anyway, he's out to prove It. Tarr, a 2J-year-old senior from Bakersflfld, Calif., smashed th 12 -year -old American collegiat record In th 120-yard high hur dles her Saturday. He was clocked In 13.S seconds, breaking the old college record of 1.1.5 set in 1050 by Southern Call, fornia's Dick AtUesey. And the time was just a tenth of a second off the world mark held by Lee Calhoun of the U.S. and German's Martin Lauer. Tarr 13 defending NCAA cham pion In the event. Ninth Straight Title His fast stepping performance sparked the unbeaten Ducks to tlicir ninth straight Far West Corbett wins B track title " SPRINGFIELD (UPI) Power ful Corbett has proved It Is the bost Oregon high school class B track tram. The Cardinals collocled the B meet championship here Satur day. They ran away from the field with M points. Camas Valley was second with 34, Elgin with 30. Athena with 2(1 and t'oburg with 21 rounded out Uie top five teams. Terry Monroe of Corbett won the low hurdles and broad Jump events and placed second in the high Jump. TAKES COLLEGE JOB DECATUR. 111. (LTD - Fred W. Will, an Illinois high school coach, will soon assume triple (liiiifj at Millikin University as athletic director, head football coach and track mentor. He for merly coached the Alton High School track learn. BP'1 a totally new concept in chain saws! BM . . . th first BALANCED PISTON engine In th chain Sw Industry cuts vibrationl PLUS . . . automatic chain sharpening) )t spray carburetion; automatic bar and chain oiling; trouble tree Ignition; Instant starting; chok ol two gear ratios; new "Auto-Mac" chain; weighs only IS lbs. loss bar and chain . . plus a host of other features! PRE SS HERE to thtrptn tha at In the first Inning of the second game, and the last in Uie fourth inning. Three of these hits traveled over the left field fence by 30 or 40 feet. While the exact distance Is not known, experts placed the fence at about 325 feet from home plate. The long and high hit balls however had the treat of a strong tail wind. The Buckaroo team showed good balance, good pitching and i . Si,! 3 - 1 track meet championship. Bill Bowerman's forces rolled up 984 points an all-time high to easily outdistance tho field. Oregon State scored 65' 4 points and finished second for the third straight year. Tho Orogon schools were followed by Washington Stat with 394. Idaho with S3',4 and Washington with 32. Tarr, who also captured Die 440 yard Intermedial hurdles, and Ui Ducks' Harry Jerome, who won the 100 and 220-yard dashes, were the meet's only double win ners. In addition to the meet record set by Tarr, four others wore broken. Tlicy were made by Ore gon's Dave Steen In tho shot put, Keith Forman of Uie Ducks In th Uiree-mile run, Terry Llewellyn of Oregon in Uie high jump and Washington's John Cramer in Uie pole vault Steen's mark was 57 foot 10 Inches; Forman'a Ume was 13:58.5; Llewellyn leaped 6-9, and Cramer's mark was l&-3. ALL-STAR ON RADIO NEW YORK (UPI) - The 1962 College All -Star footbaU game from Soldier Field Chicago on Aug. 3 will be covered by Uie ABC radio network, it was an nounced today. Tom Harmon will handle the play-by-play and For est Evashevski will handle Uie color commentary. SIGN UP NOW! FOR SUMMER LEAGUES. Cascade Bowl 744 Bond St. er Phono IV 2-139 etiatn.,. Automatically Phone EV 2-3051 IC good defensive work, but It was the hitting that killed the Central Oregon boys. Previous reports from the Bucks' home area had Indicated that this was one of Uie best hit ting teams that Pendleton High school has ever developed. T ii e Prineville boys are now firm be lievers. Pendleton won Uie eastern divi sion of the Intermountain Confer ence with eight wins and no loss es. They now have a 31 and I rec ord for the season. Losses wer to Walla Walla, Pasco and Prine' ville Friday afternoon. The Crook County Cowboys end' ed the season with an 18-4 record which Included one loss to Bend. Prineville supported a 11-1 record for the western subdivision play. The champion Bucks thus played about 10 more games than Prine ville and this showed up 111 th games Saturday. Pendleton, winner of th Tnter- mountain conference champion' ship, will now host North Salem, champion of Uie 8 A-l race, in th quarter-finals of Uie Oregon Class A-l championships May 25 at Pen dleton. The semi-final round is sched uled for May 28, with Uie final to be held June 2 at Multnomah Sta dium in Portland as the windup of a triplcheader. The first two will be games between schools from Class B and A-2 champion ships. FIRST GAME Jerry Zinn, Prineville Junior catcher, hurt his hand on a foul tip on the second batter up which indirectly set up the first score of the game for the Bucks. Tim Tem ple, Uie center fielder for the Bucks, got on with a walk. He stole second with such good luck that he also took third on a dou ble steal as Jim Chrlstensen, Uie big Pendleton catcher, stole sec ond after getting on with a walk. Both times Zinn, who could not bend his forefinger, got off bad throws. Temple scored on pass ed ball. Prineville looked good at bat in Uie first Inning as Mike Barrow got on with a single and Uie sec ond man up, Brian Pope, hit a triple that scored Barrow easily. Orioles sign Robin Roberts CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPI) The Baltimore Orioles today an nounced Uie signing of Robin Roberts and named him as til starter In Tuesday night's game with Uie Cleveland Indians. Roberts, former National League pitching ace who won 234 games in 14 seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies, had bees a freo ngent since his release earlier Uiis season by the New York Yankees. Oriole manager Billy Hitchcock said left-hander Art Quirk would bo opUoned to the Rochester farm club in Uie International League to make room for Roberts. Roberts, 35, worked out in Bal timore about a month ago and impressed Hitchcock with a new change-of pace pitch he has de veloped. "We are signing Roberts be cause we believe he can still b effective," Hitchcock said. "H has to improve our pitching staff becauso now he la better t h a a Quirk. "Roberts showed me he can still throw hard. H teems to have developed a pretty good change of pace which he didn't have before." Get this famous 7-step gleaming enamel finish BOB THOMAS 709 Wall basebalf Pendleton got Larry French on In the top of the second with walk and scored him two batters later when Dick Jones belted long homer. Prineville Palls to Score Prineville picked up four hits in the second but could not push anyone across. Pendleton went to work in Uie top of Uie third when Tim Temple got on with an error by Brian Pope. The next man up, Chris tensen, hit a long double to score Temple. Big gun Bunker hit his first homer Uiat scored Christen' sen. Prineville picked up two hits in th third but no scores. The fourth inning went nowhere for Pendleton, but they stopped messing around in the top of the fifth as the second man up. Lap ry French, hit a triple. The next up, Mike Shirley, hit a single that scored French. Shirley stole second. Jack Baird, tho pint-sized third Backer for the Bucks, clobbered another homer. Baird really got the "old back slapping" from his team mates as he doesn't look big enough to hit It past the pitcher. Pope of Prineville hit a triple to cheer the spirits of Uie Cow boy lovers, but it wont for nought as the other three men up went down fast. Tim Temple picked up a single and on cue stole second. Tony Svetich, Uie Pendleton pitcher, knocked out a single to advance Temple to Uiird. Both scored when Bunker put one into orbit that hit In the second row of cars over the left field fence. Prineville tried to come back but could only get Westbrook to third on a tingle, an error on the first baseman and a passed ball. Thus Pendleton made up for Friday's defeat with a 12-1 win. SECOND GAME Pendleton started th second gam off with a bang as they sent 11 men to Uie plate in Uie first Inning and collected six runs on five hits. Baird started things off with a hit, but was forced Off second Johnston fakes xfra-hole win HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (UPD- Canadlan Al Johnston's extra-hole victory In Uie $20,000 Hot Springs Open Sunday was the seventh playoff In 21 tournaments this year a record of dead-heats no handlcapper could hope to match. It also was Uie second In two weeks, coming on the heels of Arnold Palmer's triumph over Johnnie Potts In Uie Colonial at Fort Worth, Tex. Th Hot Springs tourney provid ed a Palmer-type finish for both Johnston and former champion Bill Collins, who lost on Uie sec ond holt after they had tied at 273. Johnston, three strokes off the pace starting t h a final day, charged down Uie stretch with birdies on 14, 15, 16 and 18 In a bid to unseat Collins, either lead er or co-leader in the first three rounds. Johnston shot a 66, Uie day's best round. Collins, two threesomes behind Johnston, would not wilt. He need ed a birdie On the par-five 18 to tie. It looked nearly impossible after his drive rolled into the rough behind a huge oak tree. FINP YOUR SPR1NO CLEAN-UP NEEDS IN BULLETIN CLASSI FIED ADS. 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Barrow, Uie second baseman, stepped back' ward to touch second and throw to first for Uie double. However Uie bag was no longer there and Vince Genna called the runner safe. This started a rhubarb with Uie end result of Pope, Uie third sacker of Prineville, leaving the game. Isaacson replaced Pop in Uie lineup for Prineville. Cook had scored on the hit by Chrlstensen. Temple was now On second and Chrlstensen on first. Svetich, who pitched the first game for the Bucks, hit a triple which scored Temple and Chrls tensen, French hit a triple and was scored on a hit by Shirley. Bucks Break Loos Pendleton broke loose in Uie fourth for five more runs. That ended the Bucks scoring. But Uie 11 runs gave them an easy vic tory. First game: Pendleton - 123 03312 11 1 Prineville 100 000- 1 10 1 Tony SveUch and Jim Chrlsten sen; Richard Nicholas, Patton (3) nd Jerry Zinn, Larry Hammon and Peterson. Second game: Pendleton 600 500 0-11 7 1 Prineville 020 000 1- 3 S 0 Larry French and Jim Chrls tensen: Gene Wheeler, Mike Love (3), Wheeler (4) and Richard Nicholas. Baker ready for big year CORVALLIS (UPI) - Terry Baker Is ready for another foot ball season. He proved It Saturday by lead ing the Oregon State varsity to a 14-8 victory over th Beavers alumni In their annual spring con test. The win was the third for the varsity in four annual garnet. Baker, the classy quarterback who Is heading Into his senior year at Oregon State, combined with end Vera Burke on a 35-yard pass play for the Beavers' first touchdown In the opening period The varsity built Its lead to 14-0 at halftime In the second period on a two-yard touchdown plunge by Steve Moo. The alumni got Its score In the final period on a 24-yard run by tackle Clark Cubbage after he re covered a fumble. Baker, sitting out much of the action, passed for 87 yards with four completions in 10 attempts and ran for 11 yards. Farm Fresh MILK Pick Up and Save EV 2-4464 credit terms Hand-sand again for positive smoothness Remove til landing dust with blasts of compressed air Sprsy on one full gallon for ven coverage Chevrolet Cadillac EV 2-2911 The Bend Bulletin, Monday, May 21, 1962 Speedway field averages 147.3 mph in trials INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) -A million dollars worth of sleek racing machines, Uie fastest 33 In history, were set today to battle fr- fam and fortun In the 46th annual SOO-mlle Speedway classic on Memorial Day. Four dayt of speed trials wound up Sunday on the usual frenetic note with 10 racers on Uie apron ready to be qualified when time ran out. The field average of 147. 330 miles per hour Is more than two miles faster than last year's record. Thus, qualifications ended as they started May 12 with rec ords. Parnelll Jones set Uie pace on opening day when he became Uie first Speedway driver to shatter Uie 150 miles-per-hour mark to win the pole position. Although his effort was not equalled or surpassed, Uie total field av erage was considerably better than m 1961. Heat Bothers Drivers It probably would have been even faster but for Uie heat wave which last Saturday soared to a record 141 degrees on Uie track surface and hit 130 Sunday. When Uie trials were finished, the overall picture also included: Four "500" winners made the grade defending champion A. J. Foyt, Houston, Tex.; Rodger Ward, Indianapolis; Jim Rath mann, Melbourne, Fla., and Troy Ruttman, Dearborn, Mich. Five rookies crashed through Jim McElreath, Arlington, Texas; Dan Gurncy, Costa Mesa, Calif.; Chuck Hulse, Downey, Calif.; Chuck Rodee, Indianapolis, and Allen Crowe, Springfield, 111. Four cars were "bumped" by faster machines on Uie final day. That left Dempsey Wilson, Lawn dale, Calif.; Duane Carter, Indi anapolis, and rookies Ronnie Duman, Dearborn, Mich., and Bruce Jacobl, Salem, Ind., with out rides. Jones, at a clip of 159.370 m.p.h., was the fastest qualifier. Elmer George, Indianapolis, son-ln-law of speedway owner Tony Hulman, was Uie slowest at 146. 092. Other weekend qualifiers who remained in the field included Rathmann, Lloyd Ruby, Houston, Tex.; Jack Turner, SeatUe; Paul Goldsmith, St. Clair Shores, Mich.; Eddie Sachs, Coopersburg, Pa.; Jim Hurtubise, Lennox, Cal.; Ruttman; Bob Christie, Grants Pass, Ore.; Ebb Rose, Houston, Tex., and Jimmy Daywall, Indi anapolis. BOSOX LOSE CATCHER BOSTON (UPI) Catcher Russ Nixon of the Boston Red Sox was sidelined Indefinitely today with a compound fracture of the middle finger of his throwing hand. Nix-1 on was hospitalized Sunday after suffering Uie Injury In Uie first game of a doublcheader with Uie Los Angeles Angels. Want real shaving COMFORT? Get the A jilotecd 7loafwg-lieaJgnpJshm if The Rotary Blade to fit your face Self-sharpening Rotary Blades stroke off whiskers-No pinch, no pull! Adjusts automatically to beard density. 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Bransom won Uie 100 and 220 yard dashes and was first in Uie broad jump as Uie Red Raiders dethroned defending champion Portland State. .. SouUiern Oregon nipped Ui Vi kings for Uie title 87-64V1 points. Eastern Oregon was Uiird with 15, Oregon Tech gained 10 and Oregon College of Education had 8',4. Conference records were broken in the 440, mile, shot put, 880, two-mile and mile relay events. Beavers new baseball kings PULLMAN (UPI) - Washington State University and the Univer sity of Oregon split a Northern Division baseball double header here Saturday. The host Cougars won the first game 7-4, behind six hits and Uiree Duck errors. Robbie Snow hurled a Uiree-hitter for Uie Ducks in declsionlng tho Cougars 5-1 In Uie second game. The twin-bill split assured Ore gon State the Northern Division title. The Beavers have a five game lead over both Oregon and Washington State, with two games to go, both against Oregon. Tha Ducks and Cougars each have four games remaining. 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