Trw Bulletin, Friday, NoVemW , 1943
Skiing commences this weekend
Winter is here. Skiing is com
mencing on the slopes of Bach
elor Butte.
A P.MSIA - sanctioned ski in
structors' clinic will be held this
Sunday at the Bachelor ski
area. Conducting the clinic will
be Jack Meissner, director of
the Bachelor ski school.
A group of instructors will be
chosen out of the group. The
clinic's hours will run from 10
Roshurg, Beard lead in
$50,000 Sinatra golf go
FALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP1)
Bob Rosburg. 37-year old vet
eran of the golfing wars, and
J-rank Beard, a vearling pro
ran one-two today in the second
round of the $50,000
72-hole
Frank Sinatra Open.
Rosburg, who hasn't won
a tournament since 1961,
grabbed a one-stroke lead in
the first round Thursday when
he shot, a four-under par 67 on
the Canyon Country Club
course.
Tenpih
L 111
Alley
Woman's Scratch Trio
W L
Healthway Shop 28 12
Jim's Electric 25 15
Burkharts Chevron .. 20 20
Murray & Holt 19 2014
Bend Body Builders 18 22
The Palace 174 224
Greenwood Bow! 17 23
Newland's Greenhouse 15 25
Team leaders: Burkharts
Chevron, 533 game and 1510 se
ries. High scorer: Opal Wonser, 208
game and 531 series.
Progressive League
W
Oregon Equip 29
Cascade Jewelry 23
K of C 22
Kitteridge Estates .. 21
Wagner's Market .... 19
Eleven's Sanitary .... 17
L
11
17
18
19
21
23
Bell Ringers 144 2514
CAVA 14H 25
Team leaders: Oregon Equip
ment, 935 game and 2854 se
ries. High scorer: Floyd Atchison,
227 game and 623 series.
Tea Timer League
W L
Jess Mobi! 23 13
Dolly Madison Cakes 22 14
Bev's Reweaving 22 14
The Corral 20 16
Sander's Flowers 20 16
Ramsey's Market 18 18
Pink Poodle 17 19
Pascale's Cafe 154 20
Shoop & Schulze 12 23
Superior Cafe 10 26
Team leaders: The Corral,
538 game and 1427 series.
High scorers: Phyllis Limon,
185 game; Roberta Dyer, 460
series.
Women's Maer League
W L
.. 29 7
22 14
.... 18 18
.. 17 19
- 16 20
.. 15 21
14 22
13 23
Wolfe's Donut Den
Smoke Shop ..
Smart Shop
Healy's Furniture
Medo Gold
Bend Dairy
Team leaders: Wolfe's Donut
Den, 844 game and 2398 series.
High scorers: Arline Matheny
212 game and 572 series.
Kitchen Queem League
W L
Wonder Ease 23 13
Abbott's Richfield
Owl Pharmacy
Young Equipment
Shakey's
Arctic Circle
Town & Country
Cashwav Lumber
... 21 14
.... 20 16
. 20
. 19
... 14
.... 14
16
17
22
22
12 23
Team leaders: Owl Pharmacy
677 game and 1961 series.
High scorers: June Bonkosky
178 game; Miriam Hoover 479
series.
Industrial League
North Pacific Pro 29 'a 10i
Palace Tavern ..
Bend Redi Mix ..
Brooks Loggers
Pac. Power & Lt.
. 29
. 26
. 26
. 25
. 22
Jim's Electric
Brooks Otfice
Rrnnks Fallers
21'
. 21':
National duard 21
Brooks Plant 18 22
Brooks Woods No. 1 16 24
Bend Body Builders 15 21
Brooks Woods No. 2 14 26
Metro Barbers 14 26
Brooks Power House 9 31
Imperial Mobile 84 28' 4
Team leaders: Imperial Mo
bil, 931 bame: Bend Body Build
ers. 2687 series.
Hich scorers: Doyle Shoults,
211 game; W. Smith, 582 series.
Classic League
W L
Stover-LeBlanc 34 B
Prineville Lumber .. 22 18
Wakefield Trucking 21 19
Fherfv Candy 21 19
Barn Motel 20 20
The Elks 174 234
Bend Storage . 164 244
Bend Troy Laundry 8 32
Team leaders: Sherfy Candy,
1071 game and 2908 series.
High scores: Al Simpson, 246
game; Gil Tollen, 631 series.
o
a m. to 3:30 p.m. There will be
a fee for PNSIA registration.
Mighty Mite racers will prac
tice at Bachelor on Saturday
from 10 a.m. until 12 noon, and
on Sunday from noon until 1:30
p.m. All Mighty Mites should
attend, ski officials point out.
and those youngsters who would
like to become Mighty Mites
are urged to come also.
Beard, 24. in his 12th month
on the pro tour, shot a 68.
The difference between the
two lay in the birdies. Rosburg
: had four birdies and no bogeys
and Beard had three birdies
and no bogeys.
In the first round, only 12
pros from the field of 149 were
able to break par 35-3671 on
this new course which is
I 7.000 yards in length. Fourteen
equalled par.
At 69 behind Roshure and
Beard were: Billy Casper, Dave
Hill, Dow Finsterwald, Tommy
Bolt and Bobby Nichols.
Lodged at 70 were: Don Es
sig. the 1957 National Public
Links champion from Indianap
olis; Gene Littler, Terry Wilfox,
Tommv Aaron; and 21-year old
Ray Floyd.
Al Geiberger, one of the pre
tourney favorites because of his
win last weekend in the Alma
den Open, looked safe with a
first round par 71 on nines of
37-34.
After the second round the
field will be cut to the low 75
with ties and some well-known
pros were in danger of losing
out.
Fifty-one year old Sam Snead
was on the shaky side with a
first round 36-3773. Bob Goal
by had 35-3873.
At 74 were Jay Hebert, 33-41;
Mike Souchak, 34-40; and for
mer National Open champion
Dick Mayer. 37-37.
Lionel Hebert had 36-3975,
and Tony Lema carded 38-38
76.
Doug Sanders withdrew after
nine holes because of blisters on
his hands. He had a 43 seven-over-par.
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Haystack Calhoun, a 601
pounder who claims to be the
world's biggest wrestler, will
appear in a giant seven man
battle royal at the Bend Arm
ory next Tuesday night.
Haystack is from Morgans
Corner, Ark., is 6-4 and tips the
scales consistently around 600
pounds, but his weight "varies
a little" from day to day be
cause of his enormous appetite.
Calhoun will enter the ring
with several other big names
who will go "over the top" for
an added S300 purse. These in
clude. "Mad Dog" Vachon,
Nick Kozak, Soldat Gorky, Lu
ther Lindsey, Abe Jacobs and
big G'' Ane
All of these should be famil
iar to local TV wrestling fans.
This "over the top" battle roy
al will be the last event on the
card. Winning constitutes elimi
nation of all the others. To be
eliminated a wrestler must be
thrown out of the ring (over the
top rope) and he must hit the
deck on the other side.
Some top flight bone-bending
will be seen in the preliminar
ies, too. Mad Dog Vachon, the
mad Frenchman from Algiers,
will meet handsome and popu
lar Nick Kozak as the main
prelim attraction. Vachon held
t h e Northwest heavyweight
championship for several
months last year. Kozak
wrestled this summer at Hous
ton, Tex. He is talented with
airplane spin.
Gorky, a "Russian bear," will
go up against the flashy New
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NHL Standings
By United Press International
W L T Pts GF GA
Chicago 8 1 3 19 39 22
Montreal S 3 3 13 39 32
Toronto 6 4 0 12 31 25
Detroit 5 6 1 11 26 33
New York 4 8 0 8 28 36
Boston 2 8 1 5 20 35
Thursday's Results
Toronto 4 Boston 3
Montreal 2 Chicago 2
Detroit 1 New York 0
MAY LOSE ROOKIE
DALLAS (UPD-Rookie line
backer Leroy Jordan may be
lost to the Dallas Cowboys for
the rest of the season. The for
mer Alabama All-America suf
fered a severe kidney injury in
a game against the Washington
Redskins last weekend.
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