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Two in a rOW ttSMumms Bend loses to Mac in shocker, 61-55 "You can't take any learn In this conference lightly," Bend Coach Chuck Hudson said today after the Bend Lava Bears dropped an unexpected 61-55 contest to Mac Hi of Milton Freewater last Saturday night. Hudson, who has always gone by that philosophy, now hopes his basketballers will. After losing a close 68-62 con test to the defending champion Pendleton Buckaroos Friday night, Bend waxed slow Satur day and lost to Mac, a team that was overlooked by pre season prognosticators. Now 2-2 in Intermountaln Con ference play, Bend was practic ing harder than ever tonight after a rather stern lecture from Hudson. "We should be ready for La Grande and Ba ker this weekend," Hudson opined. Baker Good La Grande, a team that won twice two weekends ago, took Its lumps twice last Friday and Saturday. Baker, on the other hand, took a belting from The Dalles last Friday for their on ly loss of the year. Bend's Saturday opponent, Baker, has been a favorite to dethrone Pendleton. Baker is well balanced, experienced and has a 20 points or better scoring ace in Mike Courson. "I hope the setback we took at Milton - Freewater taught our boys a lesson," Hudson said today, "and I think it has." Mac out - did Bend in all phases. The most glaring exam ple is in the rebound depart ment. Mac pulled down 43 bounders to Bend's 27. Bend was out-scored in all but the third quarter. Late Splurge Behind all the way. Bend sud denly caught fire and surpassed the Mac Pioneers in the f 1 n a 1 stanza. Bend, then, held a three point bulge with 1:29 to play in the game. Having gained the advantage on momentum, Hudson wanted his Bears to "keep it up." They stalled instead and lost the game. It all happened In the last 40 seconds. Bend missed on a 1-1 situa tion at the free throw line. Mac got the rebound, came down court and scored. Then, seconds later, Mac took another rebound and drew two fouls on a force play near the keyhole. When both of those went in, It was curtains for the locals. Things Revert After some prodding, Hudson admitted, "everything seemed to go wrong there at the end . . .we should have done better earlier." Mike VonDerAhe was high tally man for the evening with 17. Jack Ward and John Lund gren were high for Bend with 12 and 10 apiece. Box score: Bend (55) Ward 12 Lundgren 10 Woodworth 8 Clark 8 Williams I (61) Mac HI 17 VanDerAhe 16 Whipple 11 Hopper 1 Powell IS Bennett Scoring subs: Bend Smith 8, Pitcher I. Mao - Millar 1. Culver clobbers Sisters, 63-39 Special to The Bulletin CULVER Taller men and more rebounds told the differ ence here Saturday night when the Culver High School Bulldogs dropped visiting Sisters, 63-39. Don Steinbeck and Stan Earn est treated hometown fans to some hot shooting from the out side. Both ended up with 10 points each for Culver. How ever, it was Rick Urback and Sisters' Wayne Rowe that dead locked for high point honors, with 13 apiece. Steinbeck, Urback and Ken Wollam pulled down 20, 17 and 13 rebounds respectively for Culver. Sisters bid trouble in that department. Sisters may have the same problem this weekend when it leaves league action and travels west of the Cascades to play Westfir and Crow. Scoring by quarters Satur day, shows that the Sisters quint was never in the contest. Culver led at the quarter 12-7, at the half 24-16, and 40-28 at the end of the third quarter. box score: Sitters (39) Rowe 13 Barclay 2 , Jacobsen 8 Burdick 3 Erickson 1 Scoring subs: han 12. Culver (43) Culver 13 Urback 8 Woolam 3 Simmins 10 Steinbeck 5 Law Sisters She- - Walder Bend, wrestlers take Buffs in 35-11 mat duel Bend High School's wrestlers were back practicing fundamen tals this afternoon, preparing for a dual meet encounter this rnmine weekend aeainst the de fending district champion Prine ville wwDoys. Bend coaches Glen Hays and Harold Carlile have their work cut out for them. Though im proving, the Bend Lava Bears lack depth, an ingredient that Pnneville has plenty ot. Prineville, 35-9 winner over The Dalles Friday night and victor over Pendleton Saturday, finures to be Central Oregon's leading mat squad in dual meet competition. Last weekend Bend ealned a 1-1 split in dual meets. Friday night saw the Bend Bears drop a 32-16 duel at Redmond. Sat urday, however, the Bears maintained their dual meet win string over Madras by handing the visiting Buns a ao-ii iaa ing. Tt km the second straieht de feat for Coach Dan Lever and his Madras squad. Bend, second place winners in the pre-season Central Oregon tournament, now boasts two wins, a loss and a tie in dual meet action. Bend Madras, weight by wpicht: 98 - Horn (M) dec. Iverson m. 7-a. 106 Dave Jarvis (B) dec. Smoot (M) 14-11. 115 Bettinger (M) dec. Fra w ini n-fi. 123 Linville (B) Nichols (M) drew at 5-5. 130 - Jacobson (B) dec. Bier ly (M) 7-0. 136 Marcoulier (B) dec, Arthur (Ml 2-0. 141 Gettmann (B) pinned Holmes (M) third round. 148 Borresson (B) dec. Hy der (M) 5-0. 157 - Mayer (B) dec. Ashby (Ml 9-3. 168 Westfall (M) dec. Franklin (B) 5-4. 178 Ward (B) dec. Alex ander (Ml 7-0. 191 Booze (B) pinned Giv ens (M). second round. Heavyweight Hamm IB) pinned Mehlenback (M) first round. JV score; Bend 37, Madras 20. Earnest 10, and Van Orsow 7. OSU takes Hawaii 70-44, Mel gets 28 HONOLULU (UP!) Mel Counts scored 28 points to lead Oregon State's sixth - ranked Beavers to a 7044 basketball win over Hawaii Saturday night. The 7-loot senior center naa 17 points in the second half as the Beavers recorded their 13th win in 15 games against college opponents. Jim Jarvis tallied 15 points, Frank Peters hit 9 and Terry Dreisewerd added 8 for Oregon State. The Beavers reeled off 10 straight points at the end of the first half to take a 28-17 lead at intermission and the outcome never was in doubt. Dennis Chal paced Hawaii with 13 points. Oreeon State returned home today. The Beavers defeated Hawaii twice and lost to a service all - star team during their week-long stay In the is land state. Oregon Slate meets Oregon at Eugene Friday night and faces the Ducks again Saturday night at Corvaius. Panthers lose to Buckaroos by 64-40 count Special to The Bulletin REDMOND - Coach Buck Kauffman's Redmond Panthers were back on the hardboards again today after gaining a 1-1 split at Milton - Freewater and Pendleton last weekend. Coming to town this weekend are the well balanced Baker Bulldogs and the unpredictable La Grande Tigers. Baker is a popular favorite for the Inter mountaln title, and the Tigers rate the "darkhorse" role. Redmond, now 2-2 in confer ence play, hosts Baker on Fri day night. split Again Last weekend was the second in a row for the Panthers to split a twin bill. The Central Oreeonlans topped Mac Hi at Milton Freewater Friday night, but Saturday saw the hot-shooting Pendleton Bucka roos gun the Cats down, 64-40. Pendleton, IC defending champions, was just too deadly from the outside. The Bucks connected on 26 out of 54 at tempts from the floor. "They were the best shooting team we've met so far," Kauffman said Saturday after the contest. Though Pendleton blistered the twine with amazing consist ency, the Bucks, "were not so hot on defense," Kauffman opined. "We got through for good shots plenty of times, but just couldn't hit them," he said. Bucks Get Rebounds Pendleton also prevailed In the rebound department. Pro gressive scoring by quarters shows the Bucks led the contest all the way. Pendleton was ahead 13-5 at the end of the first quarter, and 29-17 at the half. By the end of the third stanza, the Panthers were be hind 5340. Though the Buckaroos spread the bulk of their scoring over four players, Redmond's Gary Wing grabbed high scoring hon ors with 22 counters. Dick Jones was high for the Bucks with 15. Jim Harrison connected for 12, Buck Corey hit 10, and Jack Bnird got 10. noweu Limited John Howell, who was high for the night before at Milton- Freewater, was limited to five. Box score 6 F T 10 8 28 7 1 15 3 3 9 1 2 4 1 1 3 3 2 8 0 1 1 1 0 2 26 II 70 3 1 7 10 2 2 5 9 1 0 2 3 2 8 1 0 2 2 9 13 0 1 1 13 II 44 hi State 28, Redmond (40) Wing 22 Howell 5 Hughitt 4 Marquess 0 Hogan 1 Scoring subs: (M) Pendleton 15 Jones 6 Carter 10 Corey 10 Baird 12 Harrison Redmond The box: OSU (70) Counts Jarvis Peters Whelan Rothman Dreisewerd Fox Stevens Totals Hawaii (44) Clarksou Mendes Walker Ramsey Cook Kaliszewski Chai Rezentes Totals Half time: Oregon Hawaii 17 Attendance: 2,200. UPS wins again ELLENSBURG UF!) - Uni versity of Puget Sound, led by Byron Stauffer, defeated Cen tral Washington State College 58-36 In a swimming meet here Saturday. Stauffer won two events and was on a winning relay team for the LoBBers. Garry Malella of Central Washington also was a double winner. UPS Is the de fending champion In Evergreen Conference swimming competition. Parsons 2, Crenshaw 2, and Mills 4. Pendleton Brenner 3, erickson 4, and Cowpoo 4. PCL directors give pairings, starts April 17 OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) Pacific Coast League directors Sunday announced opening day pairings for a 159-game sched ule for the 1964 season. League President Dewey Sori ano said league play would be gin April 17. 1.3 said details of the schedule would not be an. nounced until later because some changes may be neces. sary. The opening-day pairings have beattle at Indianapolis, Portland at Little Rock, Spokane at Okla homa City, Tacoma at Dallas, San Diego at Denver and Salt Lake uty at Hawaii. Soriano said the schedule call ed for eastern division teams to meet the western division teams on a home-and-home basis four times. The eastern teams will make one trip to Hawaii and western teams will visit me is landers twice. WHL Standings By United Press International W I T Pti GF OA Denver 28 11 2 58 166 Los Angls 18 18 3 39 109 137 PorUand 17 20 4 38 129 134 Seattle 16 20 4 36 132 130 San Fran 17 21 2 36 121 147 Vancouver 15 21 3 33 125 135 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Denver 6 Seattle 3 They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo A HUNDRED COMPLAINTS HAS HEPATICA ASCOT LUuMJENOJ N.-.VER TAKING 'HER TRIPPING- AP A UUNOREO REASONS IvHV SHE CW 60 WHEN HE DOES 60 ALL OUT TO GIVE HER A REST CURE.' R-Birr.. HAVEN'T GOT THE CLOTHES.' THE JL , SMALL I'M TOO RUN-DOWN-BESIDES, I MAMAa NOT htzUMO -y V1 V wet I T wr THIB V &.RIIT....I Fr yUiviiiiicncHctcovGrsrW I I InccT CIAI 113(5 WP 1 1 ELSE tOES TQ tUUUHfc.. I CAN Lv UN A Mic a I I BERMUDA.' WORLD TOUSS.' ICRUISE-TUE VIRGIN 1 r- ! V -t eC f at"" .vt.wJ U I'll- n I xV foJJrr The Bulletin, Monday, January 13, 1964 Locals 'strong' Cowboy grapplers clean up on Pendleton, 33-11 daho gunners take first CHENEY (UPI)-The Univer sity of Idaho Army Reserve Of ficer Training Corps rifle team took first place in the Eastern Washington State College invi tational rifle match here Saturday. Individual honors went to Jo seph R. Gillespie of Idaho who had 288 out of 300 possible points. Crook County High School's wrestling team will rata a hea vy favorite's role Saturday when they host the Bend Lava Bear matmen. Prineville's Cowboys (Crook County) made a double clean up last weekend when they an nihilated The Dalles Indians 35 9 Friday evening, and mopped up the Pendleton Buckaroos Saturday, 33-11. Prineville picked up two pins and eight decisions. Pendleton gained two matches by deci sions and drew at 141 pounds. Clark Col. nips UO Frosh 84-77 VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) Howard Nagle scored 18 points and Tom Owens tallied 17 to lead Clark Junior College to an 84-77 basketball win over the Oreeon Frosh Saturday night. Dave Romppanen hit 17 and nick Jones naa 15 tor uregon, which previously was. unbeaten in tnree starts. . .... DePaul gets llth by taking Pilots CHICAGO (UPI) Unbeaten DePaul posted its llth win of the basketball season by rolling over the Portland Pilots 111-83 Saturday night Dennis Freund scored 29 points and Emmett Bryant tal lied 19 for DePaul, which led 50 36 at halftime. Cincy Powell led Portland with 19. Weight by weight: 98 Merrlman (Pn) dec. Mo Kenzie (P) 10-5. 106 Delemater (Pn) dee. Bryson (Pr) 6-4. 115 Gary McKenue (Fr) dec. Bowman (Pn) 11-4. 123 - Puckett (Pr) dec. Bix- by (Pn) S-2. 130 Peterson (Pr) dec. suck- ney (Pn) 4-3. 135 Edgeriy (Fr) dec. per- riman (Pn) 9-0. 141 Shivers (Pr) Devault (Pn) drew at 4-4. 148 Kane (Pr) dec. J. De- vault (Pn) 9-0. 157 Lemm (Pr) dec. Mer- win (Pn) 4-3. 168 Jimmerf leld (Pr) pinned Southern (Pn) second round. 178 Phillips (Pr) pinned Whitney (Pn) second round. 191 Cross (Pr) dec. Regua (Pn) 8-2. Heavyweight Smith (Pr) dec. Terry (Pn) 7-0. It was a double victory ' for Prineville. Tne cowDoys jvs turned under the baby Bucks, 48-7. Winning lor Prineville were: Terry Turner, Dan War ren, Mart Brick, Bob Burr, Craig Woodward, Jim Strong, Arvin Jones, Rick Smith, Rot lin Jones, and Forrest Williams. Salem skier wins at Hoodoo HOODOO BOWL (UPI) - Sa lem's Charley Mench won .the junior Intermediate event at the Santiam Giant Slalom Sunday in the time of 1:27.1. He skied unattached. Grizzlies come back but lose to Chiloquin, 70-55 Special to The Bulletin GILCHRIST - Coach Jerry Bennett s Gilchrist High School Grizzlies may see some lineup changes this week before the squad tries to get back on the winning track tills coming week end. Bennett imagines possible vic tories Friday night when Gil-. Christ hosts Bly and Saturday night when the Grizzlies travel to Paisley. Varsity veterans were replac ed by JV's last Saturday night and it nearly did the trick. Gil christ narrowed the gap from 23 points to seven in the third quarter, but finally lost to visit ing Chiloquin, 70-55. Trailing 48-20 at the half, the Grizzlies out-scored their adver saries in the third and fourth quarters. Don Taylor of Chilo quin was high scorer with 24. Dan Hoff paced the Grizzlies witn it), f reshman Calvin Bon ner contributed 14. Gilchrist's JV's ran roughshod j over tne Chiloquin juniors in the preliminary, 73-35. Box score: Chiloquin (70) (55) Gllchrlit DiUlio 17 11 Koskl Taylor 24 18 Hoff Wilder 10 Miller 10 Spicer 3 Scoring Bridge 6. 14, and Anderson 4. 10 Bertram 0 Hazehvood 0 Jessup subs: Chiloquin Gilchrist Bonner LUBE ROOM Cougs lose PULLMAN (UPI)- The Uni versity of Washington defeated Washington Statu University 25 16 in intercollegiate wrestling Saturday. 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