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A LOOK AT SPORTS 30 Oregonians now playing pro football i By Web Ruble Bulletin Sports Editor i Quite often you read in Oregon newspapers about some ex-Duck or ex-Beaver doing something in pro football. Most of the time a prid fan will be able to remem ber the name if not the person ality. If one can't, it's not alarming. There are quite a few in the pro grid ranks. . I never stopped to figure out which school has placed the most, or retained any knowledge of who Is where. Last week the Eugene Register-Cuard came out with a ;list of cx-Oregon grid greats that ,riave "made it" and are current ly playing In the pros. ; According to Dick Strite of the Register-Guard there are 12 Ore gonians in the National Football League, 10 in the American Foot ball League, and eight in the Canadian Football League. These Oregonians were not all Ducks or Beavers. Some went elsewhere to school. In analyzing the list, the reader may get a shock. Of the veterans in the NFL, Oregon State has four and Oregon three, hut poor little old Idaho has five! In the NFL. Oregon's Steve Bamett. an Ail-American tackle last year, is a rookie with the Chi cago Bears. Terry Baker, 1962 Heisman trophy winner from OSU. is rookie with the Los An peles Rams along with Oregon's Bill Swain. OSU has a pro veteran In Aaron Thomas. He is with the New York Giants. Ex-Beaver Ted Bates is another veteran. He is with the Cardinals. Dallas has picked off several. They include veterans, Sam Baker (OSU), Amos Marsh (OSU), Mike Gaetcher (IFP, and rookie Jolin Thomas (OSU). The Washington Redskins has a bunch of ex Ducks: veterans Dick James and Riley Mattson, and rookie Ron Snidow. In the AFL, the rosters with Oregonians stack up like this: Paul Lowe (OSU) is with the San Diego Chargers. Charlie Marshall and Jim Stinette (both OSU) and George Shaw and Jerry T a r r 1 (both UO are scrapping It with Denver. Hank Rivera of OSU and Jack Stone of Oregon are with Oakland. John Pinera of OSU and Willie West o Oregon are grid riing It with Buffalo. Dainard Paulson of OSU is with the New Vork Jets. Up In the Canadian loop is found Nub Beamer and Paul Scale (both of OSU), and Emery Barnes UO but now a Canadian citizen) with the British Columbia Lions. Three ex-Beavers are with Saskatchewan. They are, Neil Plumley. Jack Gota and Roger Johnson. Dave Mann of OSU is with Toronto. Three former Web- I foots are gone: Dave Groz and Mickey Ording, and Darrell Asch bacher. Aschbacher never intend ed to report. Strite said. Mor about Eligio Well. . .I've done it again. Mis spelling a name is one thing that irks me, especially when I do it myself. I'm referring to Eligio Galicia. For two days in a row its been wrong. It's not Garcia . . .it's not Gallicia. . .it's simply Galicia. Galicia Is truly a runner. We stopped by new Bruin Field yes terday afternoon to watch Mex ico's only hope in the 1964 Olym pic Games take a workout. He is here in Bend training under the watchful eye of Bob Johnson, athletic director at Central Ore gon College. Yesterday Galicia was running a series of five 800's (meters), slowing down to a trot for a lap or two between each one. He ap pears to he nearly inexhaustible. He is both a 5.000 and a 10.000 meter man. He is no sprinter, though, and because of this he seldom runs races of less than three miles (5000 meters)l. He has run a 4:20 mile, however. John son has Galicia in his program of speed training. Galicia found Johnson's system working before, and hopes now to keep improv ing with it. Portlander cards 68 to take lead Cushman ousts Panner in Bend Golf Club tournament An upset and a near-upset mar ket quarter and semi-final play in 1963 Bend Golf Club champion ship tournament play last week. Former champion Glenn Cush man pulled the upset when he ousted defending champion Owen Fanner in the semi-finals by a score of 3 and 2. Charles Donley pulled a near upset when he pulled ahead of veteran Dcs Currie three up with six to go. But Currie came on strong to tie the match at the end of 18 and win on the 20th hole. Cushman won this tournament in 1951. Panner won 10 straight years from 1931 through 1960, then won his title back last year. PORTLAND (UPI1-C. H. (Hal) Weston of Portland fired a four-under-par 68 at Waverly Country Club Monday to lake the first day lead in qualifying for the Oregon Junior - Seniors Golf Association tournament. Weston's 34-34 left him five strokes ahead of Sid Milligan of Eugene, who turned in a 37-3673. George Beechler, Prineville, for mer Oregon Golf Association match play champion, was an other stroke behind at 38-3674. Tied at 75 were Fran Brinkman, Orchard Hills; Sandy Wollin, Tu alatin, and DeWitt Jones of Port land's Riverside Golf Club. The golfers completed their sec ond 18-hole qualifying rounds today. Terry B gets 'rifling' drill ORANGE. Calif. (UPD The passing of quarterback Terry Baker drew a lot of attention Tuesday from Los Angeles Ram coaches they drilled him on ri fling the ball rather than floating it. "We know Terry can rifle the ball but he's been floating it," said head coach Harland Svare, "and that means he's leaving himself vulnerable to Intercep tions." The rookie passer who was everybody's all American last year at Oregon Stata had two passes intercepted Saturday night when the Rams lost to the Min nesota Vikings 27-3. The Rams meet the Dallas Cowboys this Saturday in Port land, Ore., Baker's hometown. Savre has not yet committed himself, but he may start Baker to; the first time In place of second-year man Roman Gabriel. East holds scrum for Shrine tilt PENDLETON (UPD-The East squad held a game-style scrim mage Tuesday night in prepara tion for the lith annual East-West Shrine high school football game here Saturday night. East coach Bill Hargadine of Central said quarterback Greg Hartman, also of Central, still is out of action because of a tooth infection. John McKern, 225 - guard from Brownsville, was singled out by East coaches for his work in the scrimmage. The West squad worked out briefly Tuesday afternoon under the direction of coach Chet Bow ser of Seaside. The Cushman Panner match was all even after nine holes. Cushman won 10, 13 and 14 to end the match. Currie, who has been in the fi nals for the past two years with out a win, now meets Bob Thom as in the championship semi-finals. Thomas ousted James Bar low in quarter final play. The winner of the Currie - Thomas match meets Cushman in the fi nals. In President's flight play, Neil Goldsmith Is matched against Mickey Sullivan and Russ HOI plays Vera White. In first flight play, Harry Mac key meets Sandy Panner and Mike Currie plays Merle Sanders. In second flight play, Farley Elliott, who won over Brad Fancher, plays Bill Van Allen in the finals. Van Allen downed Bob Smith. WjHWqpW1WSPy mnt.lt ll-'JUl III I'.gWOWBffWWPl WVTP JMIUUll.ffl.lWia U IWJWM.owyHWiM . ! J L . ,.:. w m 4 vis - k - " . Z. ) . i rv ? MrJ ' .fc .f'A. i: hi f I' y i j HARNEY COUNTY ROYALTY These three young ladies will reign Sept. 5-8 over the 39th annual Harney County Fair, Rodeo and Race Meet at Burns. They era from left, Princess Nancy Carson, Lawen; Queen Stephanie Sinltey, Bums, and Princess Dee Ann Jenkins, Princeton, The Bulletin, Wednesday, August 21, 1963 City Recreation Schedule WEDNESDAY 9:00 4:30 p.m. Playground activities at Harmon and Allen. 1:00 9:00 p.m. Bend Municipal Pool is open to the public 7:00 9:00 p.m. Physical fitness for boys 9th through 12th grade at Senior High Gym. 7:30 10:30 p.m. Junior High teen-age dance at Juniper Park THURSDAY 9:00 4:30 p.m. Playground activities at Harmon and Allen. 1:00 - 9:00 p.m. Bend Municipal Pool is open to the publio, FRIDAY 9:30 11:30 a.m. Final day of playground activities at Harmon and Allen playgrounds. 8:30 p.m. Rookie League "All Stars" vs. Bend Travel Team at Municipal Ball Park. Harney County prepares for annual rodeo, fair Special ta The Bullttln BURNS Harney County's big gest event of the year boasts a three-day top notch ICRA' rodeo, two days (Friday and Saturday) of pari-mutuel racing, two big pa rades, and a carnival. TRY OUT WITH LEAFS TORONTO, Ont. (UPI) - Two members of the Swedish national hockey team have accepted invi tations by Toronto coach Punch Imlach to try out with the Na tional Hockey League champion Maple Leafs. Goalie Kjcll Svensson and left winger Carl Oeberg, both 25, will be given a "good look," Imlach said Tttesoav. BENNETT'S MACHINE SHOP Weldlnq A Repairing 1114 Roosevelt Ave. Btnd Ph. 382-3762 It is the 39th annual Harney County Fair, Rodeo and Race Meet. It will be held in Burns September 5-8. Reigning over the affair is the l!)fi3 Harney County Queen Court: Princess Nancy Carson, Lawen; Queen Stephanie Sinkey, Burns, and Princess Dee Ann Jenkins, Princeton. This year's Harney County Fair has an added feature. 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