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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1962)
OSU out to By United Prtii International Oregon State, with a pair of two-point defeats to stain its rec ord, tries to climb back into the nation's top 10 this weekend when it competes at the 10th annual Kentucky Invitational tourna ment at Lexington. The" Beavers were predicted to have their best-ever squad and are ranked 13th nationally despite the losses to Seattle and Califor nia. Moreover, Terry Baker will be back, at guard to quarterback the Beavers after quarterbacking the Oregon State football team to a 9-2 record and winning the Hcis man Trophy In the process. Oregon State tangles with na tionally 10th ranked West Vir ginia tonight with the 12th ranked Kentucky squad facing Iowa in the nightcap. Oregon State coach Slats Gill put his team through a 30-mlnute scrimmage Thursday and a team of substitutes beat the regulars . HUSTLING BRUIN John Welborn stands only 5-5, but the ' hustling Bend High junior is liable to appear a lot teller to opponents this lesion as John really gets around the court. The "little scooter" is scheduled to start tonight when Bend ' plays at Klamath Falls. Same two teams will meet in Bend 8 .' p.m. Saturday. Exciting prep games slated By United Press Intrnatlenal A non-conference encounter be tween two unbeaten teams, Ore gon City and Molalla, is one of the highlights of tonight's Oregon high school basketball schedule. ' Molalla Is a pre-season favorite for the Wilco League title and Oregon City is rated a contender in the Tualatin Yamhill Valley League, The game will be played at Molalla. 'Defending state champion Grants Pass travels to Eugene to play Willamette in the first game 'T'.J"VIT" V meet v ? o TT t-tv Vs? " '.-'Ataox" 'V. V Meat the 'Jeep' Gladiator, the first 4 -wheel drive truck to offer passenger ear smooth' Bess on the highway, sure-footed 'Jeep' traction off the road. The Oladlator'e 140 hp. Tomado-OHO engine is America's only automotive overhead camshaft engine. It produces higher torque at lower engine speeds, costs less to oper ate than comparable conventional engines. Other Gladiator features Include: 'Jeep' 4-wheel drive with simplified, single-shift knob control and, for the first time in any 4-WD vehicle, optional antomatio trans mission and independent front suspension. Bee the Gladiator-J-SOO with ISO-inch wheel base and 7-ft.box, J-800 with 188- inch wheel base and 8-ft. Step In. Size it up. Try ' WILLYS MOTORS, WORLD'S KAISER-WILLYS PRESENTS THE LLOYD BRIDGES SHOW HIMAC RAMBLER SALES - JEEP DIV. 637 E. 3rd Sf. Bend, Oregon 1 29-28. However, Gill said he was ' more concerned about the floor play than the score. One of the most Interesting questions in advance of the tour nament is how well Baker will do in his first appearance. He has had only six days to practice but Gill said he will be in the starting lineup tonight, along with Mel Counts, Jim Jarvis, Frank Peters and Steve Pauly. Peters has been given the job of stopping West Virginia's Rod I Thorn, who has regained some of I his form in early games this sea- I enn nftnr laving nut nf pnmnetitinn last year. The coast's other powerhouse cage teams also have unusually stern tests this weekend. Cards Host Pair Unbeaten Stanford hosts Texas and Wyoming. Seattle is at Loyola of Chicago Saturday night in a battle between two of the nation's top 10 teams. of a doiibleheader. Medford meets South Eugene in the other game. Two other teams risk perfect records tonight when Lebanon plays Crater at Central Point. WARD RECEIVES HONOR LOS ANGELES (UPI) Indi anapolis 500-mile speedway cham pion Rodger Ward has been se lected auto racing driver of the year to be Iwnorcd at the Nation al Sports Award dinner Dec. 28. Ward also won major races at Trenton and Milwaukee during 1962. the beautiful brute;.., - i .1- box, O VW's up to 8800 lbs. LI fum&f it out at your Jeep Dealer'; LASOSST MANTTFACTTJBKS 01 4 regain UCLA, roaring back after drop ping two eariy season games, takes on Wisconsin, another of the top 10, at Madison Saturday night. The Bruins were solid as a rock in downing Northwestern, 70-63, Thursday night at Evanston, as Fred Slaughter roared for 22 points. Touring Southern California, an other unbeaten club, is at Ne braska while once-beaten Cali fornia hosts Wyoming and Texas. Holiday tournament action hits its climax on the coast Dec. 26 when major tourneys open up in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Corvallis. But there's plenty of Christmas cage activity going on now. At Long Beach, Drake and Ok lahoma State Join Loyola of Los Angeles and Long Beach State for the Long Beach invitational tonight. A veritable who's who of Cali Patrol Tips By P. W. Rogers Bachelor Butte will be moving into a dally operation this coming weekend, continuing daily untU April 14. According to Gift Blann, all equipment is in tip-top shape. In cidentally, Bachelor is one of two facilities in the Northwest that will be operational this weekend. One should look to lus better judgment so early in the season. Remember, you enthusiasts who are beginning your skiing in earn est this weekend, do not overdo the first time out. Remain under control at all times, as there will be lots of new skiers on the hill over the holidays. Another tip, if it gets real cold, watch out for frostbite. You might cnecK your selves and others periodically. Bend may have a snow-machine soon. Bob Cutter and Jack Mels sner returned from Reno, Nev., Thursday with encouraging news. This is a wonderful program for our young skiers. So let s all dig deep, when tne time cornea, ana cot this thing off the ground. Fifty-five youths have signed up so far for the five-day racing school to be held at Bachelor on afternoons starting December 26. There la still time to register. Congratulations to Julie Meis sncr and Fred Duberow on quali fying as Intermediates. Everyone seemed well pleased with the way the novice races went last week end. It was a fine coordinated ef fort. V s 1 I , , , I . falllwwj - WHSBL BUT VIH1CLXS. Tuesday - 8 P.M. top ten spot fornia small college powers is at Anaheim in the uniquely-named Kris Kringle Klassic. Sacramento State, a good team which somehow manages to lose to everybody by two points, lost to San Diego. 53-51. But Orange State, Chapman, and Alameda State a trio of outstanding teams rolled toward a collision course. Orange State riddled Cal Poly of Pomona, 104-76, as Leonard Guinn hit 21 points. Chapman crushed the Cal Aggies, 71-61, as Gary Larson meshed 19, and Lar ry Lauritzein had 27 as Alameda State dumped Hamline from St. Paul, Minn., 74-67. In the first round of the Valley tournament at Norwalk, Occident al bumped Hope, 73-62, as 7-foot Doug Willsie hit 24. Redlands whipped Westmont, 72-68, in the nightcap. At San Diego, Cal Western thumped Westminster of Salt Lake, 65-52, and Cal Poly of San Cascade tops The Cascade Bowl No. One i team won tne tirst spot in the first half of the Central Oregon Traveling League at Redmond last Sunday, even though trounc ed 4-0 by Premier Bowl in the po sition round. Premier Bowl of Redmond fin ished second, only one game back of the leaders. Other match results saw the Greenwood Bowlers trounce the Cascade No. Two squad 3-1, the Greenwood Travelers beat the Pelton Tigers 3-1 and Pelton Lanes and Ochoco Bowl splitting 2-2. Final first-half standings: W L Cascade No. One 3614 23tt Premier Bowl ................ 354 Wk Cascade No. Two 32 28 Greenwood Bowlers .... 31 29 Pelton Lanes .. 28 32 Ochoco Bowl .. 28 32 Pelton Tigers 25 35 Greenwood Travelers 24 36 In first matches of the second half, Cascade No. Two won 4-0 from the Pelton Tigers, while Greenwood Bowlers defeated first half champ Cascade No. One 3-1. Premier Bowl topped Ochoco 7 ij t f . . Luis Obispo downed Whittier. 77 59. in the holiday tournament. In other action last night, the West Coast Athletic Conference put on a good display. Santa Clara rolled to its fifth win with a 74-53 win over Loyola of New Orleans. Gene Shields hit 16 points for the twice-beaten Broncs. Traveling St. Mary's bounced Creighton, 93-71. Steve Gray had 18 and Tom Sheridan 17. Creigh ton's renter, Paul Silas, hit 30 points. The game was marred by a fist fight under the St. Mary's goal in the second half. San Jose lost a heartbreaker at Detroit, 82-76, in overtime. Washington sneaked past Mon tana State, 89-50, while Power house Idaho crunched Washington State, 94 57. Action tonight also finds San Francisco State at the Eastern Montana Tournament and Wash ington at Montana. 'travelers' Bowl 3-1 and the Greenwood Tra velers split 2-2 with the Pelton Lanes. Premier Bowl shot high game and series for the day a 974 and 2831. High scorers were Al Harring ton with a 636 followed by Jim Martin, 623; Tom Powell, 607; John Werner, 607; and Al Simp son, 601. Portland State cagers belted By United Press International Western Washington continued its lopsided mastery over Oregon basketball teams Thursday night with a 79-36 lacing of Portland State at Bellingham, Wash. Western beat Pacific 77-47 the previous night Pacific regained Its winning ways Thursday night with a 70-63 decision over St. Martin's at Olympia, Wash. Ken Alcorn scored 21 points for the winners. Skyliner racers capture fhree of four fop spofs Skyliner racers performed very well in the Jere Gillis Memorial novice ski races at Bachelor Butte last weekend. Julie Meissner led the girls sla lom with runs of :54.9 and :44.7 for a 1:30.6 total. Christiana Cut ter won the girls downhill with a 1:16.2 clocking. Pete Francis won the boys downhill with a 1:09 time. Other Skyliners in the girls sla lom were Christiana Cutter, four th, 1:52.8; and Shannon Auld, fifth, 2:46.1. Other Skyliners in the boys downhill were Fred Duberow, tied for fifth with a 1:14.3 time; Ricky Francis, eighth, 1:16; and Wally Jones, 15th, 1:19.0. In the girls downhilljulle Meissner finished third with a 1:19.2 time, while Shannon Auld was 10th with a 2:04.2 clocking. John Schwabe of the Cascade Club won the boys slalom with runs of 42.6 and 42.5 for a 1:24.1 time. David Kunkel of the Ever green Club w as second with a 1:26.3 time. I Other Skyliners in this race' wore Fred Duberow, third, 1:26.9; J Rick Francis, fourth, 1:32.2: Wal- ly Jones, eighth, 2:10.0; and Pete! Francis, 15th, 3:26.8. Non Skyliners making good; showings were Tinker Randell, Cascade, second in girls slalom, 1:43.8; and Mary Randall, Cas cade, third in girls slalom, 1:52.8. In the boys slalom Craig Hobbs of the Santiam Club was fifith with a 1:39.2 time, and Mike How ard, Evergreen, finished sixth CREDENTIALS ISSUED NEW YORK (UPI) The Na tional Football League announced Thursday that more than 450 press and photographer working credentials have been issued for the Dec. 30 title game in New York between the New York Gi ants and Green Bay Packers. CHET MAC MILL AN PLUMBING 120 Thurston Ph. 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