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The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, June 21, 1962
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City recreation schedule
THURSDAY
9:00 9:30 A.M.: Intarmcdiatas and Swlmmeri at Municipal Pool.
:30 10:15 A.M.: Beginner Boys at Bend Municipal Pool.
10:15 11:00 A.M.: Beginner Girl at Bend Municipal Pool.
5:30 P.M. Little League Baseball:
Elks vs. Eagles al Marshall
VFW vs. Healy's at Juniper
Moose vs. Brandis at Harmon
5:30 P.M. Rookie League Baseball:
Murray Bros. vs. COR at Harmon
5:30 P.M. Junior League Baseball:
AFL-CIO vs. Mid-Oregon Motors at Municipal
7:30 P.M. Junior League Baseball:
Pilot Butte vs. Oregon Equipment at Municipal
FRIDAY
9:00 9:30 A.M.: Intermediates and Swimmers at Municipal Pool.
9:3010:15 A.M.: Beginner Boys at Bend Municipal Pool.
10:1511:00 A.M.: Beginner Girls at Bend Municipal Pool.
5:30 P.M. Bantam League Baseball:
VFW vs. Miller's at Juniper
Medo-Land vs. Moose at Harmon
5:00 P.M.: Jr. League Travel Team vs. Lebanon at Municipal Ball
Park.
1:00 P.M.: American Legion Baseball:
Lebanon vs. Bend at Municipal Ball Park
Tennis club
outlines busy
summer plan
The Bend Tennis Club has out
lined a busy program for the sum
mer and has invited all youths
and adults to participate in the
weekly meets set 2 p.m. each
Sunday at the junior high courts.
The initial outing of the series
is scheduled this Sunday, and,
while a work party has been plan
ned, tennis enthusiasts are also
advised to bring their acquet for
play.
The group will paint lines on
all courts Sunday, with some play
probable following the work ses
sion. Ladder play is scheduled to be
gin Sunday, July 1, again at 2
p.m. If enough players turn out,
they will be bracketed into vari
ous age groups with a women's
g'-oup also planned.
If not enough turn out. all play
ers will be lumped together for
both singles and doub'es play.
It was emphasized that the lad
der competition will not be regu
lar tournaments but merely a sys
tem where a player ranked below
another may challenge that play
er lo move up the ladder.
The group hopes lo meet each
Sunday in July and August and
emphasized that play is open to
all in the Central Oregon area.
persons interested should call
the city recreation office, but may
also sign up at the courts.
Ladder play is also scheduled
for Wednesday, July 4.
Helen Lackaff
best putter
Helen Lackaff had only 15 putts
(or nine hole, to win the fewest
putts tourney at the Bend Golf
Club Wednesday.
Mrs. Brad Pease was second
with 16 putts. .
OO fOUR SHOPPING
IN THE BEND 8ULLETIN
Lelco dropped
out of top spot
Rookie League Standings
W L
Gordon Randall 3 2
Lelco 3 3
COR 3 3
Murray Bros 2 3
Wednesday's game:
COR 7, Lelco 4
Central Oregon Roofing downed
Lelco last night 7-4 in Rookie Lea
gue play at Harmon Field to even
U(. die race for secona place.
The win broke Lelco's tie for
firs, and put Gordon Randall a
half game in the lead.
The winning nine piled up three
runs in the top of the first, and
held their lead throughout the
game. Lelco rallied with a run in
the fourth and three in the fifth,
but was unable to score again in
the last two innings of play.
Vop hitters for COR were Mike
Klannery with two doubles and a
single. Rick Nicholson with a tri
ple and a single and Terry Brcn
lKiii and Bob Douglas with two
singles apiece.
COR . 301 210 0-7 11
Lelco .. .. 000 130 04 8
Flannery and Fasset; Larson
and Gray.
Fishing good
in several
nearby lakes
Elk Lake is good for eastern
brook and kokanee on bait or troll
it was announced this week by the
Oregon Game Commission.
And Oie Sparks Lake camp
ground should also be accessible
bj die weekend.
Fishermen can currently drive
within one-half mile of Three
Creeks Lake. And by this weck-
enci, if the weather continues as
at present, you can drive into the
outside campground three
blocks from the lake.
Boats are now available and
fishing success is good on troll
and still fishing. Fish are running
smaller than in past years.
Todd Lake is still blocked by
snow.
East and Paulina lakes contin
ue good on bait or troll. Bait ang
lers using single eggs appear to
be taking slightly more fish than
the trailers.
Prineville Reservoir is another
good spot for trolling, while Big
Lava Lake is fair to good on troll
or bait. Trolling on spinner and
worms has been the best produc
er at Big Lava.
Fishing is rated pretty good at
Blue Lake. Trolling Ford fender
produces best results, with fly
fishing improving.
Mud Lake is fair to good with
best results obtained on small dry
fly patterns using hook sizes 12
to 14.
The Deschutes River above
Bend is fair to good, and lures
and bait are producing best ,
caiches.
Fall River is good o:i bait or j
flies, while the Metolius River is
feir to good. Dry fly patterns are '
best in the upper river.
Both South and North Twin;
Lakes are rated poor, but Wickiup I
Reservoir has picked up for those '
who troll in the shallows (3 to 6
feet of waterl with lures that will
troll on tiie surface or close to the
surface.
WALLIN AND MAY SIGN
PORTLAND 'UPI - Catcher
Bill Wallin and outfielder John
May of Lin'ield were sigi ed to
professional baseball contracts by
the Milwaukee Braves Wednes-,
dav.
Second-division battle;
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Medo-Land, Leko, Slwop win
McCrae gains Qrs Sof ibcjll
junior semis i i i
o ay p anned
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Cascada Laagua
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Healy's 5 2
VFW 5 2
Millers 3 5
Shoop-Schulze 2 6
Amarican Ltague
Brandis
Moose
Medo-Land
Dairy Queen
National Laagua
Elks
Eagles
Lelco
Cascade Gas
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6 1
. 6 1
3 5
0 8
W L
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4 3
. 3 S
1 7
Wednesday's gamas:
Medo-Land 12. Dairy Queen 3
Lelco 11, Cascade Gas 7
Shoop-Schulie 8, Miller's 2
Dairy Queen took its eighth con
secutive loss of the season last
night, losing to Medo-Land 12-3 in
American League play at Harmon
Kii-lai.
The winning nine started out
slow, fell behind in the second in
ning when Dairy Queen scored Its
three runs, and then put on steam
tu take over the lead in the fifth. '
Their final burst came in the sixth 1
with seven more runs.
Top hitters for the winning nine ;
were Don llampson with a double I
and two singles, and Noal Huf- i
stader with a double and a sin- j
gle. Dave Brumbaugh was top '
batter for the DQ boys with a dou-1
ble and a single. i
In Cascade League play. Shor.p
Soliuke won its second game of ,
tile season bv clobbering Miller's
8-2.
Winning pitcher Billings held the
losing nine scoreless alter the ,
first inning. The Shoop-Schulze
boys picked up four in the first, i
and continued to score throughout
th game.
Top batters for the winning ;
team were Billings with a home
run and a double, and Hairison
with a triple. Kirkpatrick singled
twice for Miller's.
Lelco topped Cascade Uas 11-7
in National League play. It was
the bottom team's seventh loss of
the season.
The winners picked up seven
runs in the lop of the first and
held their lead throughout the
game.
Maudlin. Ward, Sinit and Tvler
each doubled for the winning
nine, and Dyer and Currie dou- j
bled for the Cascade Gas boys.
Medo-Land 110 12712 15 I
Dairy Queen . 030 000 3 8
Heinrick and Hufst.idi i; Brum- j
baiigh. Peck and Whitney.
Miller's . 200 000 2 4 !
Shoop-Schulze . 600 11 x 8 8
Rea and Kirkpatrick; Billings
ant Stevens.
Cascade Gas . 410 101 7 7
Leico 701 Mx 11 6
Currie and Scott; Ward, Smil
and Tyler.
Husky crew
to make tnp
SEATTLE (UPD-The Univer
sity of Washington varsity crew
will compete In the 2,000 meter
Independence Day Regatta I n
Philadelphia against Cornell and
a crew from Russia, it was an
nounced Wednesday.
Fil Leanderson, Husky coach,
said his men would drill twice
daily until they left for Philadel
phia cither June 29 or June 30.
The Husky varsity finished second
to Cornell in the recent IRA
regatta at Syracuse.
ton, knocked off Steve Vrtiska of :
Corvallis 9 and 7 Wednesday, to
enter the semifinals in die Junior
Division of the Oregon State !
Junior Golf Tournament.
Others in the semis include Don
Morrow of Eugene. Dick Iverson
of Portland and Mike O'Toolc of
Portland.
In the Boys Divi.-ion. the semi-;
finalists are Jim W'lkoy ol Port- j
land, Doug Olson of Medford, '
John Krogh of Portland and Mark
Gustafson of Corvallis. j
Joan Edwards. Treasure Sulli- i
van. Diane Kiesendahl of Portland !
and Wendy Moberry of La Grande
made the semis in the girls divi-1
sivri. i
Terry Soruggins of Medford and
Pal Fitzsimmons of Salem nre
finalists in the Pee Wee division.
JOCKEY WINS FIVE
TORONTO (UPI "-Jockey Har
loi, Daltun rode five winners at
Woodbine Wednesday, including
Brother Royal in the first race
and Montana Flight, who com-!
bined for a $2-13.1)0 daily double, j
The Lubbock, Tex., jockey also
scored on Stand Firm in the i
third, Cescn in the seventh and
Eniba in the eighth. 1
between the ages ol 9 and 12, are
asked to register at the city rec
reation department to get the
summer program rolling.
The girls will meet at the south
eni of Harmon playfield (Little
League fitldi Monday, and direc
tor Loretta Hadley hopes to have
at least two teams and 's shooting
for more.
Teenage girls are also asked to
sign up, with an announcement
due later on what date they w ill
practice.
Along with inter - city games,
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