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Eleven men had better watch
out for their jobs.
I'm speaking of the Bend High
School football team's first string.
They're liable to sit the next game
out, Friday, unless something dra
stic is done to round them out.
I say this because there are a
bunch of guys heretofore rel
atively unknown that want
those jobs.
They are the "Chinese Ban
dits." This close knit organiza
tion, comprising a fanatic bunch
of second and third string foot
ballers that may no longer be
same, has been making Winbig
ler's first team look "sick."
"I think I may have found one
of my answers for defense."
Coach Winbigler said today. He
was speaking about the Bandits.
And I believe it.
Those same bandits did it on
offense, too. They riddled the
first string with an offensive blilz
of their own Tuesday night, scor
ing six touchdowns. . .36 points.
ERADICATION AT BIG LAVA
Thursday is the day that the
Oregon Game Commission poisons
out Big Lava Lake with rotenone.
About 84 55-gallon drums of liq
uid rotenone will be dumped in
the lake, starting at about 9 a.m.
The dead fish, thus killed by an
action on the nervous system that
"suffocated" them, will rise with
in an hour or two after the poi
son has neen introduced to uic
water In their area.
Oregon's Game Commissioners
are eradicating Big Lava Lake,
"because of the tremendous over
population of trash fish." The
lake should bo clear of the roten
one after a month.
Big Lava Lake, however, is not
the only body of water that is
being treated this year. Game of
ficials over in southeastern Ore
gon have been treating the Cow
Lakes and their tributaries. This
Is near Jordan Valley. Later this
fall (early October maybe) they
will treat the Crooked River from
few miles above PrlnevlUe down
close to the bridge over the river
t Highway 97. This summer saw
the game officials working on
some of the river's tributaries.
One of the reasons for this
eradication in the Crooked River
la to eliminate as many trash fish
as possible above the new Round
Butte Dnm before the reservoir
forms. This Is being done with the
expectation that it U lengthen the
time before trash fish are able to
"get established" in the reser
voir. It may provide over three
or four years of good trout and
kokanee fishing, before the roach
and whitefish have a chance to
become "a problem."
PUNT, PASS AND KICK
Football season is here. . .and
once again boys in the Bend area
from 8 to 11 will have their
chance to excel with a pigskin
aside from beat-'em-to-death com
bat. The football Punt, Pass and
Kick Contest, sponsored in Bend
by Robbcrson Ford with the help
of the City Recreation Depart
ment, affords the chance for those
youngsters too young for tackle
football to get in "Uicir kicks."
A national contest, the competi
tion culminates with a trip to
Washington, D.C., then to Dear
born, Mich., and then an appear
ance at the National Football
League Championship game for
the top eight booters in the Uni
ted Stiitos.
Youths in this area will be test
ed for their ability to punt, pass
and kirk (using a kicking tee)
footballs on tile same day as
thousands of other boys all over
the country.
San Francisco 49'cr warmup
jackets, football helmets and auto
graphed footballs, will be given
as first, second and third prizes
in each of three ago groups.
The groups arc, eight year olds,
nine. ten. and eleven.
Youths will be tested not only
on how far they can kick or throw
but according to accuracy. The
basis for scoring? It has a form
ula: "distance minus accuracy
equals total."
Scores of the Bend contest win
ners will be compared to scores
throughout the sujto to determine
the four top Oregon winners.
Last year over 150 boys in the
Bend area competed. This year
the event is scheduled for Satur
day, October 12, at Now Bruin
Field. Coachos in the Bend scnool
system will assist personnel in
tho City Recreation Department
with two punt, pass and kick clin
ics prior to the competition. These
clinics will be conducted on tho
two previous Saturdays before
October 12. The first clinic will
ho on September 28, the second
on October 5.
PP&K entry blanks may be ob
tained now from either Robber-
son Ford or the recreation office
in Cltv Hall. Gordon Robbcrson
and City Recreation Director
Vinco Gonna urgo interested boys
from 8 to 11 to rcgistor as soon
as possible.
Who knows? Central Oregon
might have, undiscovered, a com
ing Sam Baker or Van Brocklin.
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Madras, Prineville
Sept. 27-29
Frank Leahy slates sojourn
KILL "CALLED IN' Jerry Farstvedt, 18, left, end Mike Greening, 19, display a &5-pound
coyote they killed In the Tumalo area. They shot it after "calling it In" with a predator call.
Both hunteri are from Bend.
Frank Leahy. . .the name mean
anything to you?
if you associate it with Notre
Dame and football, you are right.
One of the most amazing coach
es in the game, Frank Leahy was
coach at Notre Dame, 1941-1953.
His "fighting Irish" went unde
feated in 1941, 1946, 1947, 1948,
1949 and 1953. His 1949 Notre
Dame team was voted by sports
writers as the best college team
in the past 25 years. Under his
mentorship, Notre Dame was na
tional champions in 1943, 1946,
1947 and 1949.
Now a resident of Portland,
Frank Leahy will bring all of his
football personality and grid spir
it to Central Oregon.
That's right. . .he's coming to
Central Oregon this season, name
ly to Madras and Prineville. Sep
tember 27-29 are the dates.
Frank Leahy, coach of the year
five times and Football's Man of
the Year in 1949, is coming to
make personal appearances in
both communities.
He will come to Madras first,
on Friday, September 27. Leahy
will first appear at a noon lunch
eon of the Kiwanis Club at Ma
dras. He then journeys to Prine
ville. Radio Station KRCO will
have him for an interview at 2
p.m., and at 3 p.m. he will show
,,n o n Fmthall nreo rallv at
Crook County High School. At 4
p.m. he will attend a pnnevme
Teiipin Alley
Nile Owl League
Brandls Drug
Jim's Electric
Slate It Harris
Murray It Holt
Rock 'n Wood
Stacy's Cafa
Coca-Cola
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6
4
4
2
2
Pilot Butte Inn 2
This week's games: Rock 'n
Wood 3, Stacy's Cafe I; Jim's
F.lectrlc 3, Pilot Butte Inn 1; Slate
& Harris 3, Coca-Cola 1; Brandis
S, Murray It Holt 1.
Team leaders: Rock'n Wood,
820 game and Jim's Electric, 2262
series.
High scorers: Florence Kln
kadc, 191 game and 537 series.
Automotive Ltagu
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Woodland Texaco 6 2
Eddie's Sales S 3
Chnmncss Glass 4 4
Dean's Mobil 4 4
Western Auto . 4 4
Bagley Mobil 3 5
I os Schwab's 3 5
Clausen's Auto 3 5
This week's games: Dean's Mo
bil 3, Chnmness Glass 1; Eddie's
Sales 4, Bagley MobU 0; Wood
land Texaco 3, Clausen's Auto 1;
Western Auto 3, Les Schwab's 1.
Team leaders: Eddie's Sides,
1016 game and 2R90 series.
High scorers: Louis Mitchell,
233 game; Bob LcBlnnc, 581 series.
High scorers: Dot Brannon, 222
game and 589 series.
Thrao Man Gallic Minor
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Town It Country 14 2
Team No. 12 14 2
Soutligato Union 14 2
Gateway Motel 10 6
Jim's Electric 10 6
Williams Tiro Serv. ..... 10 6
Shanks Jowclry 8 8
Greenwood Bowl 8 8
Pac. Auto Wreckers 8 8
Team No. 6 - 4 12
Standard Stations 2 14
Les Schwab 2 14 I
Tills week's games: Team 12,
8, Standard Stations 0: Soutligato
Union 8, Shanks Jewelry 0: Town
It Country Realty 6, 1-es Schwab )
2; Greenwood Bowl 6, Jim's Elcc-;
trie 2; Pacific Auto Wreckers 6,
Gateway Motel 2; Williams Tire
Service 4, Team 6, 4.
Team leaders: Williams Tire
Servico 51)5 game; Team 12, 1615
scries. I
High scorers: Hay Hiatt, 599
series: Gary Maxwell, 235 game.
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The Bulletin, Wednesday, September 18, 1963
So. California, Army
get grid favorites nod
NEW YORK (UPI) Southern
California, the national champi
ons of college football last year,
Army and Tennessee are top-
hoavy favorites to win their open
ing games of the new season Saturday.
The Trojans, who visit Col
orado, and the Cadets, who en
tertain Boston University, both
are 21-point picks. Tennessee,
which opens at home against
Richmond, is a 20-point choice.
Friday night's schedule is ex
ported to produce closer contests.
The oddsmakers listed an inter
sectional clash between UCLA
and Pittsburgh as even-money,
while Texas is only a 2-point
choice over Tulane, and Miami
of Florida is an 8-point pick over
Florida State.
Other Saturday odds:
EAST: Navy 7 over West Vir
ginia, Syracuse It over Boston
College.
SOUTH: Maryland 3 over North
Carolina State, Duke 6 over South
Carolina, VMI 12 over George
Washington, North Carolina 13
over Virginia, Alabama 14 over
Georgia, Kentucky 12 over Vir
ginia Tech, Louisiana State 8
over Texas A&M, Mississippi 14
over Memphis State, Vanderbilt
14 over Furman.
MIDWEST: Bowling Green 7
over Detroit, Miami of Ohio 7
over Xavier, Northwestern 7 over
Missouri, Kansas State 5 over
Brigham Young, Cincinnati 12
over Drake.
SOUTHWEST: Oklahoma 13
over Clemson, Auburn 3 over
Houston, Washington State 6 over
Texas State, Arizona State 17
over Wichita, Arkansas 15 over
Oklahoma Stale.
WEST: Arizona 1 over Utah
State, Oregon 2 over Penn State,
California 3 over Iowa State,
Washington 6 over Air Force, Or
egon State 13 over Utah, Stan
ford 17 over San Jose St.
Goalie McLeod
goes to Blades
SEATTLE (UPI)- Goalie Jim
my McLeod has been sent to the
Los Angeles Blades of the West
ern Hockey League, General Man
ager Keith Allen of the Seattle
Totems announced Tuesday.
McLeod was sent to the Blades
from the Seattle club on a trial
basis.
As a result of Mcleod's being
sent to Los Angeles two goalies,
Al Millar and Claude Dufour, will
be on hand when the Totems open
their training season in Seattle
Saturday.
Allen said approximately 30 ath
letes are expected to report for
training.
Corner of Wall
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Knffee Breakers
Alley Nuta
Wild Kats
Koffee Pot
Bowl KaU
Alley KaU .
Channel Katj
Sleepy KaU
New Kats
Black Kats
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Team leaders: Koffee
ers. 550 game and 1459 series.
High scorer: Charlene Nipper,
182 game and 485 series.
ttarllghrar League
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Mahoney Ofc Equip. - 7
Waheo Motel
Erickson Market 6
Dennlng's Richfield .. 4
Thunderblrd Club 3
Trailwavs No. 1 3
Gordon Randall 2
AWE-Helohrev Dairy 1
Team leaders: Gordon Randall,
438 game.
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B and" prest ige 'Mrs. lfc f What we need is
fj Fischer and her quints I f expectant mothers
have brought to I with more community H
Aberdeen, South Dakota. 1 sP,n,! . M
Can't you work on that, cals? After all. we're
willing to provide a $100 meal ticket to the first
quintuplets born in Bend!
THE 1'INl- TAVERN
BEND'S FAMOUS RKSTAT'RAXT at the foot of Oregon Ave.
Young hunters shoot 65
pound coyote near Tumalo
"Just go out and call them in."
That's what two young Bend
hunters did this past week when
they killed a coyote.
Mike Greening. 19, 1530 W.
Ninth Street, and Jerry Farst
vedt, 18, 372 E. Emerson Avenue,
nailed a 65 pound coyote the other
day and it only look them seven
minutes to do it.
Greening and Farstvedt went
forth into the field near Tumalo
and "called in" a coyote with a
predator call. The animal came
within 50 yards.
This particular coyote was an
old one. Its fangs were "Hat."
"They looked like they were bro
ken off," Greening said. Green
ing and Farstvedt's predator call
is a "horn," that when blown,
sounds like a "rabbit in dis
tress." "We knew of their existence In
the area," Farstvedt explained,
". . .and boy, if there is any
around, they come."
Officials at the Game Commis
sion today disclosed that use of
the predator call to kill coyotes
has apparently been working quite
well lately. There have been re
cent others, who have nailed coy
otes the same way. Game officials
also disclosed that the coyotes
are showing an increase in num
bers now in Central Oregon.
For FAST RESULTS
Advertise in The Bulletin
Classified
meeting of the ICOA Life Insur
ance Co., his current employer.
At about 6 p.m. on Friday,
Frank Leahy will attend a ban
quet at the school with the pub
lic, footballers and the Town
Quarterback Club. At 8 p.m.,
Prineville's Cowboys take on
Mac HI of Milton - Freewater.
Frank Leahy will appear and will
watch the game from the stands.
Immediately following the
game, Leahy will go to the Parr
Norton ranch, 35 miles north of
Prineville. He will go hunting
there Saturday morning. From 5
to 6 p.m., Leahy will be back in
ENTER TITLE GOLF
NEW YORK (UPI) Roberto
de Vicenzo and Fidel Deluca of
Argentina have been named to
compete as a team in the Canada
Cup and International Golf Cham
pionships at Versailles, France,
Oct. 24-27. Teams from 34 nations
will compete in the tournament.
Prineville for a Boy Scout con
clave put on by the Prineville
Jaycees. Leahy will then go to a
banquet at the St. Joseph's Cath
olic Church.
Sunday the 29th will see him
in Bend visiting the home of Tom
Spilker, ICOA district manager.
At 9 a.m. he will get a "Texas
breakfast" at the Spilker home.
An open house will follow.
Rainier boss
in Boston meet
SEATTLE (UPD-Seattle Rain
ier General Manager Dick Bee
left today for Boston and consul
tations with the Boston Red Sox,
of which the Rainiers are a farm
club.
Bee is expected to return to
Seattle next week,
ger for the Seattle club in the
Pacific Coast League next season.
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