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They'll Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hallo
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MAD DOG' MIFFED "Mad Dog" Vachon, the
happy last night at the Bend Armory, when 601
across the canvas. Last night's mat card was a
away. (Nate Bull photo).
mad Frenchman from Algiers, wasn't too
pound Haystack Calhoun bounced him
sell-out. Reports claim doiens were turned
Desp
ite injuries, muffed chances
ills making strong bid for title
BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI)-De-spite
a chain of demoralizing
injuries and muffed opportuni
ties, the Buffalo Bills are mak
ing their first genuine run in
four years at the American
Football League title.
Lou Saban, the 42-year-old
coach of the Bills, said the
Eastern Division chase "will go
right down to the wire" follow
ing Buffalo's 27-17 victory over
Denver Saturday night.
This was Buffalo's third con
secutive triumph and fifth in
six games and it lifted the Bills
(5-4-1) into second place, only
half a game behind Houston
(6-4). This is Buffalo's highest
level in (our years.
"The boys have never quit,"
Saban said. "We have some
sound men, especially Capt.
Billy Shaw, who doesn't panic
when things get rough."
Started Off Badly
The Bills, tabbed as the team
to crack the three-year reign of
the Oilers, looked like they
were going to live up to the
billing by winning three of four
exhibition games. But the Bills,
using the same script that saw
them lose their first five games
in 1962, failed to win in their
first four 1963 regular season
clashes.
Many felt Buffalo's disap
pointing start rested with Jack
ie Kemp. But Saban disputes
claim the chunky
having an up-and-
those who
redhead is
down year.
"Jack has had a great sea
son. It was unfortunate but he
just didn't have anyone to go
with him early in the season."
Kemp has completed 143 of 287
passes for 13 touchdowns and a
league-leading 2,307 yards.
Lost Seven Players
Saban's woes began in exhibi
tion games and continued until
he had lost seven top men for
the season, including half of the
1962 backfield that led the
league in rushing.
The Bills, getting a clutch
performance from a different
player every game, started the
long road back with their first
victory Oct. 5, a 12-0 shutout of
the Oakland Raiders.
Kemp, end Bill Miller, who
has caught a club record 52
passes this season, and a pair
of rookies from Notre Dame,
quarterback Daryle Lamonica
and halfback Ed Rutkowski,
have been the offensive stars.
As Saban put It, "there al
ways has been someone to do
the job."
' But that tie sure looks big,"
he sighed. The draw was a
27-27 standoff with defendihg
champion Kansas City Sept. 22.
That deadlock could play a
key role in Buffalo's drive to
overtake Houston.
Teupin Alley ;
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Atom Bums .
Four Tones ...
Alley Coholics
Four Sages ...
Crazy Legs ...
Pin Splitters
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Kilowatts 18 25"-i
Ramblers 15Mi 284
Team leaders: Pin Splitters,
798 game; Crazy Legs, 2143 se
ries. High scorers: Barbara Berg
seng, 215 game and 570 series;
Chuck Bergseng. 213 game;
John Shephard, 564 series.
Civic League
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The 4 Sprites 244 154
Tom Tom 23 17
Bend Hardware 23 17
Cascade Bakery 224 174
Cashmans 13 27
Safeway . . 8 32
Wetle's V 33
Kiwanis 7 33
Team leaders: Bend Hard
ware, 770 game and 2218 series.
High scorers: C. Backstrom,
246 game; Russ Kiel, 577 series.
Automotive League
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Dean's Mobil ..
Clausen's Auto
Western Auto ..
"Sddie's Saies
Les Schwab's
Chamness Glass
Woodland Texaco
Baglev's Mobil 14 26
Team leaders: Clausen's, 977
game; Les Schwab's, 2751 series.
High scorers: Dell uptegrove
236 game; Bill Wood, 583
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Fun Fans 23 21
Pin Savers 23 21
Teem Slingers 19 4 244
Cellar Dwellers 14 30
Team leaders: Pin Choppers,
751 game; Teem Slingers, 2103
series.
High scorers: Ab Demaris,
207 game and 558 series; Irene
Baltimore, 194 game, Betty Cof
felt, 472 series.
Three Man Classic
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Congress Market 57 31
Jim's Electric 49 39
Lelco 48 40
Hi-Way Market . 44 44
Rose Pharmacy 43 45
Shakey's Pizza 42 46
Smitty's Plastering .. 36 52
Thunderbird 33 55
Team leaders: Shakey's, 627
game; Jim's Electric, 1665 series.
High scorer: Don Blevens,
game and 641 series.
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Cascade Lunch 26
Ken Cale Hardware 23
Copper Room - 21
Union Burner Oil . 19
Trailwavs 19
American Music Co. 184 214
West's Cafe 17 23
McLennan's 164 234
Team leaders: Cascade Lunch
838 eame and 2207 series.
High scorers: Mary Cogsweft,
208 game; Vivian Duncan, 532
series.
Indiana tilt:
Renfro well,
Hoosier best
PORTLAND (UPI) -Mel Ren
fro will be almost fully healthy
and Tom Nowatzke is the "best
fullback in the Big 10."
Those comments were made
Tuesday at the meeting of the
Oregon Sportswriters and Sport
casters Association by advance
men for Saturday's Oregon-Indiana
football game here.
Art Litchman, athletic public
relations chief at Oregon, said
Renfro would be "just about 100
per cent" for the game. Renfro
suffered a cracked rib in the
Washington game here Oct. 26.
Tom Miller, publicity chief for
Indiana, said Nowatzke, who
blitzed Oregon State last week,
was the best fullback in the Big
10 "and possibly the country."
The crowd in Saturday's
game here is being watched as
a possible indication of the fu
ture of college football in Port
land. There has been pressure
to return all Oregon and Oregon
State games to their campuses
and a small crowd Saturday
could help this movement along.
Oregon, incidentally, has
played Big 10 teams seven times
and has lost all seven.
Idaho Vandals
face Idaho St.
MOSCOW, Idaho (UPI)-Ida-ho
takes on Idaho State Satur
day and coach Dee Andros is
working on building up the Van
dals' running attack this week.
Passing and defense have
been the main reasons that the
Vandals have won four games
this season.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP!)-!
When Bump and Pete Elliott
played together for Michigan in
the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 1948,
Bump never dreamed that one
i day he would throw a roadblock
to his younger brother s path to
the post-season classic.
But that's exactly what hap
pened last Saturday when Bump
piloted Michigan to a stunning
14-8 triumph over the Illinois
club coached by Pete to earn
the United Press International
"coach of the week" honors.
Illinois went into the game
ranked as the nation's No. 2
team with an excellent chance
of going to the Rose Bowl.
But Michigan, a young team
that is suddenly jelling, had dif
ferent ideas.
Team Bounced Back
Michigan had a sorry 1-3-1
record after five games and
seemed in jeopardy of sinking
below last year's 2-7 mark and
finishing in the Big Ten base
ment for the second straight
season.
But the Wolverines upset
Northwestern, 27-6 two weeks
ago and then utilized a tough
defense and capitalized on a
fumbled pitchout recovery in
the last seven minutes to nip
Illinois and even their mark at
3-3-1 for the season and 2-2-1 in
the Big Ten.
Now the odds are against the
Illini. They would have to win
their final two games against
Wisconsin and frontrunner Mich
igan State while Ohio State
would have to lose to either
Northwestern or Michigan for
Pete to go to the Rose Bowl.
Bump, 38, now has whipped
brother Pete, 37, in the only
four games that they've coached
against each other but Bump
refuses to believe that he has
a jinx or a hex over Pete.
Four Separate Occasions
"I don't believe in those
things and I'm sure that Pete
doesn't either. It's been four
separate occasions and it's just
happened that way.
"I'm certain that the kids on
the field don't feel there's a
jinx," he added. "The ball takes
Troy to defend
OSU pass attack
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -University
of Southern California's
Trojans stressed pass defense
once again today as they pre
pared to meet Oregon State's
football team Friday night in
the Coliseum.
Coach John McKay moved
All-America end Hal Bedsole
up to second string after Tues-
day s workout. Bedsole naa
I been dropped to third string aft
: er the Trojans were upset by
the Washington Huskies.
McKay said Bedsole would
play behind Fred Hill and Dave
Moton who are alternating at
split end on the first team.
a let of funny bounces."
Now that the Illinois game Is
past, Bump, who is still real
close to his brother and doesn't
exactly relish the idea of bat
tling him every year, is rooting
for the Illini again.
"Sure, I'd like to see them
win the rest of their games," he
said.
But he neatly sidesteps the
point that he could still help
Pete to go to Pasadena by
knocking off Ohio State in two
weeks. "Right now, we're con
cerned about Iowa this week,
that's the only game on our
mind." he said.
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PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-The
San Francisco Warriors had a
"homecoming" here Tuesday
night but it was spoiled by the
Philadelphia 7 6 e r s , another
transplanted National Basket
ball Association team.
The Warriors, returning to the
city they left two years ago in
a frjnchise shift, were edged
106-102 in an overtime game by
the 76ers, formerly the Syracuse
Nats. It was the only game
scheduled in the NBA Tuesday
night.
The game had another nostal
gic touch since Alex Hannum,
San Francisco coach, is the for
mer mentor of the Syracuse
Nats.
Hannum said the situation led
to an inspired and "well-played
ball game but to the Warriors'
Guy Hodgers, who was a colle
giate star at Temple University
here, it was just another road
game. This despite the fact that
his family was in the stands.
The Warriors got a nice hand
from the crowd of 5.817 when
they came on the floor for the
pre-game warmup but (lie loy
ally of the fans was with the
current local NBA entry, the
76ers.
The victory was a satisfying
one for Dolph Schayes, new
76ers coach who starred for
many years with the Nats un
der Hannum.
But for a time, It appeared
the work of wilt Chamberlain
the former favorite here, would
deprive the 76ers of the triumph.
San Francisco rallied to send
(he tight game into overtime
when Chamberlain, who has won
new fame as a playmaker,
tipped in Rodgers' missed jump
shot to deadlock the game 96-96
as time ran out.
The Warriors then scored the
first four points of the extra pe
riod on a basket by Rodgers
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