The Bulletin, Thursday, December 19, 1963
Convene af hospital
Teams start readying
for East-West grid war
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-The
cream of the nation's football
stars arrived today to prepare
for the 39th annual Shrine East
West grid classic and immedi
ately headed for th' Crippled
Children's Hospital lu their an
nual visit.
All except three members
from the Baylor team who are
playing in the Bluebonnet Bowl
on Saturday, and their coach,
John Bridgers, are expected to
be on hand for the hospital
trip the visit in which the
players find out why they gave
up their Christmas holidays to
play football.
However, this year they won't
be allowed in the hospital for
the first time in history be
cause a case of mumps has
broken out.
One team will visit each wing
of the hospital from the outside
and the players are going to
sing to the young crippled pa-
as
WHL race
looks like
'pyramid'
By United Press International
The Western Hockey League
standings looked like a pyramid
today with Denver at the top
and three teams on the bottom.
Denver moved nine points
ahead of the pack Wednesday
night with a 4-0 win over hu
miliated San Francisco. Van
couver moved into the three
way tie for fourth by disposing
of Portland, 3-1.
San Francisco, which has lost
eight of its last 10, managed
only 28 shots at Denver's league
leading goalie, Al Millar.
Bob Perreault blocked 35, but
let shots by Bruce Draper,
John Sleaver, Rudy Migay and
Gordy Redahl slide by.
Goalie Marcel Paille of Van
couver had a good night at
Portland. Vancouver grabbed a
2-0 lead In the first stanza, but
In the second period, Vancou
ver took 3 shots and Portland
21. Only one Portland effort
scored, however, and Vancou
ver's Bob Kabel hit the clinch
er early in the third stanza.
The Canucks, Seals and Port
land now all have 26 points.
The fight for fourth place is
second in importance only to
the battle for first spot, since
four teams land in the post-season
playoffs and two don't.
Tonight's lone WHL game
finds Denver at Los Angeles
tients instead of vice versa
it has been in the past..
Coaches of both clubs have
been on hand for several days
and already tentative lineups
have been set with some sur
prising results.
"Our backs are going to have
to go both ways," said coach
Jack Mollenkopf of Purdue, who
heads the East staff. "That
means that Sherman Lewis of
Michigan State Paul Martha,
Pitt, Paul Krause, Iowa, and
Paul Warfield, Ohio State, all
will see a lot of action going
both ways."
Head coach Jim Sutherland
of the West pulled a slight sur
prise when he announced that
Vem Burke of Oregon State and
David Parks of Texas Tech,
two of the greatest pass-catching
ends in the nation, will di
vide one end position on offense
and Parks will also play a lot
on defense.
"And we'll use Dalton Hoff
man of Baylor at fullback,"
said Sutherland. "We just had
to move Tom Crutcher of Tex
as Christian into the defensive
because he's such a great line
backer." Crutcher stands 6-3 and
weighs 210 and was the No. 3
draft choice of the Green Bay
Packers who probably plan to
use him on defense anvwav.
Wolfe's Donut Den
Smart Shop
Smoke Shop
Wetle's
Healty's
Medo Gold
Bend Dairy
W
.. 39
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27
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26
25
24
Women's Major League
L
17
22
29
29
30
31
32
Ladies of Elks 22 34
Team leaders: Wolfe's Donut
Den, 858 game; LacUes of Elks,
2385 series.
High scorers: Panzy Morris,
210 game; Vickie Campbell, 551
series.
Industrial League
W L
North Pacific 42H 21H
Brooks Office 41 23
Pac. Power & Lt. 40 24
Brooks Loggers . 40 24
Palace Tavern 39 25
Brooks Fallers 384 25V4
Bend Red! Mix 354 284
National Guard 34 21
Jim's Electric 31 33
Brooks Woods No. 1 30 34
Brooks Plant 29 35
Metro Barbers 23 41
Imperial Mobil 224 334
Bend Body Builders 20 40
Brooks Power House 20 40
Brooks Woods No. 2 20 40
Team leaders: Brooks-Scanlon
Loggers, 948 game and 2673 se
ries. High scorers: Doyle Shoults
and W. Stradley, 205 game; Or
val Barfknecht, 582 series.
Merchants League
W
Claypool Furniture ,. 33
City Meat Market .... 33
Mahoney Ofc. Equip. 33
Oregon Trunk 29
Leithauser Market .. 27
Metro Barbers 25
Eagles 23
Jim's Chevron 21
Team leaders: City Meat
Market, 957 game and 2627 se
ries. High scorers: Wilfred Ford
ham, 234 game; H. Pitcher, 552
series.
Kitchen Queens League
W L
Yoimg Equipment .... 334 264
WHL Standings
By United Press International
W L T Pts GF GA
Denver
Seattle
Los Angls
Portland .
Vancouver
San Fran
19 8
14 11
13 12
11 16
12 16
12 18
40 124
31 97
29
26
26
26
73
82
85 99
90 104
95 101
90 122
Wonder Ease 33 27
Abbott's Richfield ... 324 274
Arctic Circle 30 4 29 4
Shakey's 304 294
Owl Pharmacy 30 30
Cashway Lumber 264 334
Town & Country 36 vi
Team leaders: Young Equip
ment 659 game and 1893 series.
High scorers: Betty Jean
Hendricks, 177 game: MIckie
Sevy, 478 series.
Warriors beat Hawks 104-96; 3rd straight win,
By United Press International i further into the cellar In more Louis grabbed a 61-J7 lead 111
the third quarter, but nubby
Guy Rodgers sparked San Fran
cisco to 10 straight points and
the Warriors never looked back.
The National Basketball As- Western Division action as Gus
sociations Western Division
race is turning in!o a three
team dogfight, while it's Boston
all the way in the Eastern
Division.
The San Francisco Warriors
won their third straight game
Wednesday night at Sacramen
to, Calif., with a 104-96 defeat
of St. Louis. That moved the
Warriors to within a game and
a half of the Hawks.
The division-leading Los Ang
eles Lakers meanwhile disposed
of Philadelphia, 116-96, to stay
three games up on the Warriors.
Baltimore pushed Detroit
Johnson hit his first 10 shots to
lead the Bullets past the Pis
tons, 124-107,
Boston's only battle this
year may be with the record
book. The Celts swelled their
season mark to 22-3 with a 133-
111 slaughter over New York
Wednesday night. Idle Cincin
nati thus feu five and a nait
games off Boston's torrid pace.
San Francisco had won two
straight games on four differ
ent occasions this year, but nev
er seemed able to make lt
U.ree.
The jinx appeared about to
descend on them again when St.
Zags thumped by
Creighton 89-79
OMAHA, Neb! (UPI)-Unbeat-en
Creighton won Its elgtflh
basketball game Wednesday, de
feating Gonzaga 89-79.
Backuoard ace Paul Silas
scored 24 points and had 19 rebounds.
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