The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 21, 1962, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI; i. A-T-em finale set DALLAS I ITU - If roufidcnce mean anything, the six-point un derdog role to he played by the Dallas Tcans in Sunday's Amer ican F'oothall League champion ship game at Houston against the Oilers won't mean a thing. The Texans. W'e.slem Division fjtlists alter two years as poor runnerups to the San Diego Chargers, aren't cocky. But they are confident. "We feel we don't have a weak link anywhere." says all-league linebacker E. J. Ilolub. whose pro experience matches that of the three-year old AFL. "Everybody has confidence In himself and in everyone else." Holub said in discussing the Tex ans' prospects for an upset over the Oiler team that has swept to two consecutive league titles. "This club has developed so this season that you don't have to worry about having to do an other man's job as well as your own," he added. K'Z - 4jJ!!$(SMfwH' t - EU i,.-'? A , N ,N 1, - (-.', , . - -v. ft W , , .rt REFEREE'S HOLD Dell Davii, left, and Bennie Dexter, Bend High wrestlers, demonstrate tha "referee's hold." They'll ba in action tonight when Bend wrestles at Madras starting at 7 p.m. Improved Madras matmen to host Bend af 7 tonight The wrestling Bears of Bend High travel to Madras tonight for a meet with the Madras While Buffaloes at 7 o'clock. The Bears, with one victory un der their bolt in as many meets, will be trying to run their win streak oxer the Buffs to five. Ma dras, new to flic A-2 ranks, is just starting its third season with a wrestling program and has never defeated Hie Lava Bears in a dual meet. Tha While Buffaloes, listed as a much - improved squad over last year, have split their two matches thus far this season. They defeated Maupin in their first test of the season and lost to the defending district champion Princvillc t'uwbovs last week. Bend coach Tom Winbiglcr says that tho "competition is getting tougher." and he will have sev eral different wrestlers in Hie var fiity hne-up. these boys moved into the var sity or into different weight class es ars tlw result of wreslle-offs held during the week to deter mine who will wrcille i!i each weight division. Reluming lettcrman. Lawrence Fosebrook. a late sLirlcr. will wrestle at the 137-pound i-pot. Aus tin Creson will lie at Mike BISONS GET THREE .NEW YORK i I'PI I - The Buf falo Bisons of the International League, a New York Mets affili ate. Thursday acquired outfielder ,loe Hicks and pitcher Marty Kut vna from the Washington Sena- tors and pitcher Carl Mnlhias from the Syracuse Chiefs. t '1, VV AY. Dale and Lou, Lynn and Al - 0 ' TVBriicJ Bulletin, Friday, They'll Do Jt Every Pedcrsnn will go at 178, sopho more Kirk Ward wrestles at 101 and Fred llamm will be at the heavyweight position. The other Central Oregon mat squads will be idle until the week end of January 4lh and 5th. College basketball By United Press International West LX'LA 70 Northwestern M San Diego 53 Sacramento St. SI U. Pacific 100 Fresno SI. R2 Santa Clara 74 Loyola IN. Or.) 53 Idaho M Washington St. 57 Washington 59 Montana St. 50 Meiji ti.1 Kona .It) Krl KringU Klassic al Anaheim I First Round i Orange St. 104 t'al Foly 7S Chapman 71 Calilonua at Davis 61 Alameda Stale 71 llamline B7 San Diego 53 Sacramento St. 51 Valley Tournamenl al Norwalk ' First Round ' Redlands 72 Westmont (Ji Occidental 73 Hope 62 Holiday Tournament al San Diego I First Round I Cal Western 65 Westminister 62 Cal Poly of SIX) 77 Whittier 59 East Caniius R't Fairfield 56 Belmont AD. ,9 Old Dominion w j III. St. Norm. 67 W. Va. St. 66 1 Ti ,nrM, yrwEVRE wrru "thatNformeR dieteps AndY 7.,.Ly?y5nZ'tr' K I GROUP THAT GOT "THE FORMER 6!6 7IPPECS.' ,,,1? CV (SPECIAL WEEK-END CATE.JVlWATi ALL WE OET Anaur pV,?irl XV 1 WVi EVERYTMIMC BUT J V- v VstasT- J eweem bceakJ -vtLA ?n tSw iTll THEVRE ALLONl I FAST MOUTH FULS SPf7 KIPPEBS I ( ET5 TVI.NK ) FATSO AiKS WHAT I BEST 1 a I, our many good Mends. Hope GREENWOOD BOWL December 21, 1962 3 Time Tenpin Alley Kitchen Queens Leagua L 22 22 Tots & Tens . S3 . 38 Shakey's Plna union Oil Burner .. Gordon Randall Ins. S3 25 .. 34 2 ..... 334 2ftii .. 30'i 29'i 30 30 .... 29'i 304 .... 2 34 Wagner's Market Robberscm Ford . DeGree Cons Owl Pharmacy F & J Park Cafa .. V-2 Construction 28 34 Hap Taylor Realty 23 37 Abbot's Richfield 174 424 This week's games: Wagner's 3, F & J Park Cafe 1; DeGrec Construction 3, Shakey's Pizza 1; Tots & Teens 3. Hap Taylor 1; Abbot's Richfield 24, Robbcrson Ford 14: W-2 Construction 2, Owl Pharmacy 2; Union Oil Burn er 2, Gordon Randall 2. Team leaders: Owl Pharmacy, 699 game; W-2 Construction, 1927 series. High scorers: Charlcne Nipier, 191 game and 509 series. Eaglet Mixed League (Final, first half) W L Beak 34 22 Left Wing 33 23 Eyes 32 24 Claws 31 23 Talons 294 204 Ears 264 294 Right Wing 19 37 Feathers 19 37 This week's games: Eyes 4. Feathers 0; Left Wing 4, Right Wing 0; Beak 3, Ears 1; Claws 3, Talons 1. Team leaders: Loft Wing, 718 game and 2180 scries. High scorers: Happy Anderson. 202, and V o n d a Perrigan, 552 thigh for women); Darrcll Apling, 204 and 523 (high for men). Oth ers: Happy Anderson, 533; Ellcry Hickman, 522; Wilford Fordham, 504; Barbara May, 501. Two.Man AAasteri Points Russell-Bowles . 257.86 Tollcn-Oar 2J3.22 Coopor-Blucher 252.69 Scott-Harrington . 252.28 Simpson-McCallister 216.74 Altier-Hoover 213.76 This week's matches: Coopor Blucher, 19 66, Simpson-McCallis-ter, 15.40: Tollcn-Oar, 19.35, Scott Harrington. 15.46: Russell-Bowles, 18 49. Altier-Hoover, 17.15. Team leaders: Cooper Bluch er. 434 game and l.W scries. High scorers: Al Simpson. 236 came: Ralph Russell, 823 scries. Harold Oar, 800. Latecomers League (Final, first hall) W L Bob's Westilde 34 22 Jim's Electric 33 23 Mastercraft Cleaners 32 24 Bend Dairy 31 25 Art Sholcs 29 27 First Natl. Bank 25 31 TimberjiUs 21 35 Magill Dnig 20 36 This week's pames: Bend Dairy : 4. TimberjiUs 0; Art Shnlcs 3. 1 lim's Klertrie 1; Maeill Drug 3. ...lot a Happy holiday Season, we conlnue lo rve you By Jimmy Hatlo WiTCHlMa THE CLUS WEEK-ENDERS 6ET THEIR MONEYS WORTH AT TOE SNOW RESORT Tk4. iwoiTOofiua MAUO HIT Jfol II FOUWTl'M LANE, (( MJt First National I; Mastercrait Bob's Weslside L Team scores t First National Bank. 756 game; Magdl Drug. 2133 series. High scorers: Helen Byers. 133 game; Thelm Sherman, 457 se ries. Progressive League W L Cascade Jewelry 43 13 Wagner's Market 31 25 Cascade Glass 31 25 K of C 29 27 Blovon's San. Scrv. ..28 28 Oregon Equipment ..... 274 284 CWA 19 37 Bell Ringers 154 404 1 his week s games: Bell Ring ers 4, CWA 0; K of C 3, Cascade Glass 1; Blevens Sanitary 4, Wagner's 0; Cascade Jewelry 2, Oregon Equipment 2. Team leaders: Cascade Jewel ry, 963 game; Oregon Equipment, 2666 scries. High scorers: Walt Kitteridge, 229 game; Ralph Wiley, 575 se ries. Clanle League (Final, first half) W L The Elks 40 20 Barn Motel . 39 21 PiinevilJe Lumber 31 4 284 Sherfy Candy 30 30 Midget Drive In 264 334 Bend-Troy Laundry .... 264 334 Wakefield's Garage .... 234 364 Slovcr-LcBlanc 21 27 Tills week's games: Elks 3, Sherfy Candy 1 : Midget Drive In 3, Stover - LcBlanc 1: Bend-Troy Laundry 4, Wakefield's Garage 0; Bai n Motel 2, Prineville Lumber 2. Team leaders: Elks, 979 game and 2793 series. High scorers: Bud McAllister, 231 game; Al Harrington, 627 se ries (and 233 game). Women's Maor (Final, first half) W L Bend Heating 41 15 Wetlc'S 374 184 Mode-Land 29 27 Wolfe's Donut Den 27 29 Healy's Furniture 25 31 Smart Shop 234 324 Smoke Shop 22 34 Ladies of Elks 19 37 This week's games: Smart Shop 3, Smoke Shop 1; Ladies of Elks 3, Wolfe's Donut Den 1; Healy's 3, Medo-Land 1; Bend Healing 2, Welle s 2. Team leaders: Smart Shop, 320 game and 2299 series. High scorers: Dot Brannon. 201 game (and 508 scriesi: Marge Sholcs. 529 series (and 200 game). Others: Lcona Osmundson, 504. Second half: Second half play will start January 9. 1963. -wsrswsrp 3, AUTO SEAT BELTS Cheic. Cr.y, Only All Mel. I TOOL BOXES with folding tray 425 n & up Only CLAUSEN'S 226 E. 3rd t - I Shrine players all drafted by AFL NFL clubs SAN FRANCISCO (L'PI Nearly every one of the 44 foot hall nlavers romiWinr in the Shrine East-West game Otis year j have been drafted bv cither the National or American Football Leagues. But it is probable that none has more of a desire to make good than young Jim Moss, a good looking, 6-1, 3)5 pound halfback from Huntington. W. Va. "Thai's my ambition." says the 21-year-old star, "to play profes sional football. "I've never seen a game in my life, except on television. But I've been drafted by the New York Giants (No. 13) and tha Oakland Raiders (No. 16. I think maybe I'll take a crack at it with the Giants. Giants or Raiders? "I want to play pro football. And 1 want to make it big. I know It will be tough to make It with the Giants. But I've got to try. Then afler I'm through with playing football, I will settle down to coaching it. It's the game I love." Moss is typical of the young sters who are giving up their Christmas vacation to perform in the Shrine game. Most of them were a little homesick when they first came to San Francisco. But after a visit to the Slirine Hos pital for crippled children Thurs day they forget all about that, and realize the value In playing the All-Star game on Dee. 29. Hugh Csmpbell, tha great Washington State end who was drafted fourth and signed by the San Francisco Forty Niners. is on the West squad. Some players and some coaches complain that he s too slow to make it Dig in the pro ranks. 'Don t worry about mat,' says his college coach. Jim Sutherland. "Hugh isn t as slow as some peo ple think. For 50 yards he was the fourth fastest man on my squad. ' But In addition to tnac, m a onc-on-ono situation, he will al ways be able to got away from the man guarding him. "When Hugh catches the ball, he'll hang onto it. And tie'U ma neuver enough to got in the clear so tho quarterback will have a target at wliich to throw. No, he's not the fastest man In the world. And he won't run 50 or 60 yards for a touchdown after he catches the ball. But he'll make the grade. Wait and see." Georee S a i m e a, Michigan State's great back, was drafted No. 8 by the Los Angeles Rams. But he was signed by the Buffalo Bills of the American League. Buy or rent your bouse through Bulletin Classifieds. PANAMA hall are in style at times, but the height of ttyl. and comfort If an ultra modern mebll. horn, from Ivance vich Trailer Sal.i, U. S. 97 North, Redmond. Yeu e.n't tak. It en a CANAL but yeu can Holly .nywh.r. live like a King. No one GOES s r.a.Hy si yeu will, In a med.rn mobile heme from Ivancovlch'i. No matter whir, yeu (lep, you'll b. w.rm as toast and AbTo QMS THAT MAKE of Turquett., Black, Cre.n, Roy I Blue and Powder Blue 7 95 Chrome WHEEL COVERS Set of y99 4 only & up AUTO CENTER Ph. EV 2-2372 nu.l en I (?CTigP I 1 After Chritml 1 li Ji VyJ ft Bend High cage Bend High season tickets will be available at Saturday's Bend Klamatli Falls game in the Bend High gym, athletic director Dick Geser announced today. 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