In near upset...
The Bulletin, Saturday, September 21, 1963
3rd quarter score
saves Tiger upset
Redmond 'Cats dog Bulldogs,
but lose tough battle, 6-0
Special le Th. Bulletin
HERMISTON Coach Doc
Savage's once - treed Panthers
from Redmond almost pulled the
prep upset of the weekend here
last night when they lost a close,
knock-down drag-out Intermoun
tain Conference grid test to favor
ed Hermiston, 6-0.
It was a grand effort for Red
mond, but Hermiston proved too
much for the Panthers when the
Bulldogs halted a last gasp Red
mond effort in the final quarter.
The Hermiston line, backed up
against its own goal post, stiffen
ed and halted a 73 yard Panther
drive at the Bulldog goal.
It happened this way: Redmond
moved the ball deep into Bulldog
territory as the final minutes were
ticking off the clock. Savage's
warriors drove all the way from
the Panther 20 to the Hermiston
, 1
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Sportsmen's League
This week's games: Employ
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1: VFW 3, Cascade Gas 1: B k B
Wreckers 2, Barclay Skidders 2;
Murray Holt 2, Bill's Electric 2.
Team leaders: VFW, 964 game
and 2765 scries.
High scorers: Ray McKinney,
210 game and 546 series.
Booster League
This week's games: Corner
Snack 4, Wagner's Market 0; Cen
tury Tap Room 4, Bill's Electric
0; Bob's Sporting Goods 3, Bush's
Market 1.
Team leaders: Corner Snack,
579 game and 1828 series.
High scorers: Dorothy Brade
tich 169 game and 429 series.
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7, but couldn't punch it over. On
ly three minutes remained.
Redmond met its Waterloo in
the second period, when Bob
Webb plunged off tackle six yards
to paydirt for the only score of
the game. Dan Wardwell, Her
miston guarij, missed the extra
point kick, and the Bulldogs led
by what turned out to be the final
margin, 6-0.
Hermiston seized an opportun
ity to do it when a first quarter
punt gave the Bulldogs the ball
on about the Redmond 30. Her-
Boise trips
Black Tornados
By United Press International
Mcdford's Black Tornado, the
top-ranked Class A-t team in the
Oregon Journal coaches' football
poll, was beaten 25-0 by Boise at
Idaho city Friday night.
Boise scored three touchdowns
in the third period after a score
less first half. It rolled up 345 to
tal yards and held the defending
Oregon state champions to 66
yards.
North Salem and Grants Pass,
the poll's second and third rated
teams, battled to a 19-19 tie at
Grants Pass.
Fourth-ranked Jefferson rolled
up a 39-25 decision over Roosevelt
in Portland.
Roseburg and Pendleton, rated
in a tie for fifth place, scored vic
tories at home. Roseburg defeated
Springfield 25-7 and Pendleton top
ped The Dalles 31-14.
Seventh-ranked Beaverton fell
before Central Catholic 26-0 at
Central Catholic.
Eighth-rated Grant shut o u t
Franklin 14-0 In Portland and
ninth-ranked Cottage Grove pow
ered past Thurston 36-7 at home.
Tigard, rated 10th, lost a home
game 19-14 to McMinnville.
Central, the top-ranked team in
Class A-2 in the poll, lost a 12-0
decision to unrated Serra Catholic
at home.
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tickets for 1963 home
games, it was announced Friday.
The total Is a new record for the
AFL.
SATURDAY
ONLYI
miston then commenced a 30
yard drive that ended in Webb's
TD flank movement.
Hermiston's balanced attack
that worked so well against
Prineville a week ago, didn't click
with the same efficiency against
Redmond. The fighting Panthers
held on doggedly throughout the
contest. Hermiston, a prc-season
favorite to knock off defending IC
champion Pendleton, found the go
ing rough, and it got tougher as
the contest wore on.
In that series of downs that pro
vided Hermiston with the TD,
Savage's Panthers intercepted a
Bulldog aerial. The effort would
have ended the Bulldog drive, but
Redmond was penalized for pass
interference. And the Hermiston
wheels rolled on.
It was a disappointing anti-climax
to a great Redmond effort.
Concerning his Panthers' stub
bornness Coach Savage said, "de
spite the loss, our boys looked
real good. . .I'm real proud of the
showing we made."
Savage cited no 'Cats in particu
lar, but announced that ho was
pleased with the overall effort of
the entire squad. It was the sec
ond straight loss for the Panthers
who lost a heart breaker at home
last weekend to Mac Hi.
Score by quarters:
Hermiston 0 6 0 06
Redmond 0 0 0 00
Dufur tramples Culver 20-7
DUFUR Mental miscucs re
sulting in crucial turnovers of the
football put the fighting Bulldogs
from Culver six feet under here
Friday afternoon as the visitors
knuckled before Dufur in a Des
chutes League 8-man battle.
Culver saw more misfortunes
than touchdowns, as the home
town Dufur gridders took advant
age to the Bulldog bobbles and
posted 14 points in the third
quarter to overcome a 7-6 half
time deficit and win 20-7.
Coach Clarence Nameruk's Bull
dogs found the Dufur men with
the ball in their possession cvery
time they turned around in that
disastrous third period.
Culver saw blood in the second!
stanza when the Bulldogs got a
break on penalties and wound up
in possession of the pigskin on
the Dufur 20. In the final seconds
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The Scoreboard
Major Leagues
American League
W. L. Pet. CB
X-Ncw York 101 54 .652
Chicago 89 65 .578 ll'.i
Minnesota 87 68 .561 14
Baltimore 82 73 .529 19
Detroit 75 79 .487 25'i
Cleveland 73 81 .474 27'i
Boston 73 82 .471 28
Kansas City 70 84 .455 30'i
Los Angeles 69 86 .445 32
Washington 53 100 .346 47
x-Clinched pennant
Friday's Results
New York 5 KC 4. 1st, 13 ins, twi
Kansas City 4 NY 3, 2nd, night
Baltimore 7 Washington 6, night
Chicago 2 Detroit 0
Los Angeles at Cleve, ppd, rain
Seattle Totems
SEATTLE (UPI)-About 25 ath
letes were expected to report to
Coach Keith Allen today for the
opening of the Seattle Totems
training camp prior to the begin
ning of the Western Hockey Lea
gue season.
Two players will be missing.
Last year's goalie, Al Millar,
won't report. Allen earlier this
week confirmed reports that he
was trying to trade Millar to the
Denver Invaders because t h e
goalie did not fit into Totem
plans.
Larry Zeidcl, defenseman pur
chased from the Hersey Bears of
the American Hockey League, is
not expected to report until early
of the half, Stan Earnest cut
loose with an aerial to Rick Ur
back for 25 yards and a touch
down as the gun went off. Bob
Van Orsow split the uprights and
Culver led at intermission 7-6.
Dufur scored the game's initial
TD when Culver fumbled on the
Bulldog 15. Four plays later a
Dufur halfback by the name of
Clausen battered through to pay
dirt. The conversion try went for
naught.
But the third quarter is when
"it happened." Dufur ran back
the kickoff that commenced the
second half all the way to the
Culver 27. A face mask violation
put the ball in Dufur's possession
down on the Culver 12. Dufur
then hammered away for 6 plays
before the Wasco County men
could move it across. They did
however and Dufur led, 13-7. Hood
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Friday's Results
Chicago 1 Milwaukee 0
Cincinnati 1 St. Louis 0. night
Houston 3 Philadelphia 2. night
Los Angeles 2 Pittsburgh 0. nignt
San Francisco 6 NY 3, night
begin workouts
next week.
Meanwhile, the WIIL's top goal
scorer, Bob Barlow, became the I
first Totem to sign his 19113-64 j
contract. Bob Ellett, promising ,
forward, also signed.
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scored the TD on a line plunge.
Dufur ran the extra point.
Out-to-lunch quartorbacking put
on the linishmg touches, three
different times Culver had Uie
ball deep in its own territory on
fourth down and didn't kick. Du
fur, however, never capitalized on
it.
The fourth time around, Culver
did try to kick, but the punt was
blocked and Dufur recovered on
the Culver 25. A few plays la
ter halfback Stafford boomed in
for the Dufur TD. The conversion
was good and it was enough for
Dufur to win 20-7.
Culver had several of its long
er passes intercepted. The ground
attack game wasn't going well
cither. Dufur put the stopper on
nearly all of it. (The only thing
that "worked" for the Bulldogs
was the short pass.
-- -
Minnesota at Boston, ppd,
: 0 FT
Cowboys
Special to The Bulletin
LA GRANDE Coach George
Tallchief's Tigers came on strong
here last night at the Eastern
Oregon College stadium to set fa
vored Prineville back on its heels
and gain a 6-6 Intcrmountain Con
ference deadlock.
Playing before a hometown
crowd, the once vanquished Ti
gers saw its line come on like
gangbusters and stymie an ag
gressive Cowboy bunch from
Prineville wins
1963 COGA title;
Prineville won tho Central Ore
gon four-way team golf cham
pionship last weekend but host
Madras nearly took it all after
slatting the day in fourth place.
In play at Nine Peaks course
at Madras, Prineville won with a
total of 6633 strokes for the four
team matches held during the
summer. Madras was second with
IS667, Redmond third w ith 6708 and
Bend last with 6747. Bend was de
fending champion.
Millard Porter, long hitting Ma
dras golfer, withstood a rally by
Bend's Owen Panner to win the
individual gross play by a single
stroke. Porter had 287 for the four
matches, Panner 2H8. Porter had
a 75 Sunday to Fanner's 73.
Darrell Cowgill of Madras won
low net honors with 277. Bill Hatch
Sr., of Bend was second with 280.
In the day's play, Harold Povcy
of Redmond was low with a score
of 71. Fred Hudspeth of Prineville
and Bill Hatch Sr. of Bend had
72. Prineville Pro Jerry Cloninger
was low for the day with 68.
A banquet and trophy award
session followed tournament play.
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tie La Grande, 6-6
Crook County. Prineville's hard
charging forward wall failed to
provide running room for the
backfield and the visitors were
forced to take to the air lanes
late in the contest.
La Grande posted the first tally.
It came in the final two minutes
of the first quarter when Ted Hil
liard, a tricky running 190 pound
halfback who was a thorn in
Prineville's side all night, round
ed right end and swept 15 yards
into the Cowboy end zone.
Coach Bud Dowling's 'Pokes
went until (lie third quarter be
fore the Central Oregonians scor
ed. It came in the dying seconds
of the period when Rob Rush took
a handoff from quarterback Gary
Jackson and scooted around his
left end and hit paydirt. The play
covered five yards.
Prineville's tally was set up by
a sustained drive that started on
about the Prineville 30 and culmi
nated with Rush's fiv. yard
sweep. Prineville's 70 yard drive
was mainly a ground attack. It
wasn't until the final quarter that
the Cowboys filled the air with
passes.
When it rained (with passes!,
however, it poured. Dowling's
Bend Golf Club
holds medal go
A 72 hole medal play tourna
ment Is underway at Bend Golf
Club, officials announced today.
Anyone can enter and prlies
will be split on a 70-30 basis In
favor of the handicap players.
'This means that 70 per cent
of the prizes will go to players
who win in tho handicap divi
sion so everyone can play,"
Vern White, tournament chair
man, announcod.
The 72 holes must be played
by October 25. Golfers must sign
up in the clubhouse prior to
play each time.
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charges had one TD called back.
A 5-yard backfield-in-motion pen
alty nullified a 45-yard scoring
play. Junior signal caller Jim El
liott set loose a long bomb that
hit Bob Rush right on the but
ton. The latter trotted into pay
dirt unmolested.
Elliott minutes later provided
more thrills for a one-sided Tiger
crowd. In the final seconds of the
game he hit Rush three times
with more missiles that put the
'Pokes back down there knocking
on the Tigers' door.
One pass covered 40 yards, an
other went for 20, and the third
one was a 15-yard howitzer. When
the dust cleared the favored visi
tors had the ball on the Tigers'
13-yard stripe. The gun somded
beforo the Cowboys could get off '
another ploy.
Coach Dow ling made special
mention of brothers Mike and
Fred Phillips, who were 'Poke
stalwarts up front all night long.
Rob Rush was the outstanding .
Prineville back, gaining 55 yards: "
The biggest impression that the
Prineville coaches received wa
that passing wizardry of Elliott.
"He almost pulled the game out '
for us," Dowling said after the
disappointing deadlock.
Dowling mado special mention
of Ted Milliard, La Grande's bro
ken field back. "Hilliard was hard
to stop and his broken field ex
hibition was by far the best
ground attack performance of tho
evening," Dowling said. Appar
ently tho Tiger dynamo was in
jured, as he made an unusual
number of trips in and out of the
game.
Score by quarters:
La Grande ( 0 0 08
Prineville 0 0 S 00
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