The Bulletin, Monday, January 20, 1944
OLYMPIC HOPE Jean Saubert swerves downhill to win
a special slalom of the Third International Women's Cup in
Obersteufen, Germany. Her time of 90.31 seconds gave her
a crucial second win over Marielle Goitehel of France and
made the Lakeview girl the leading U.S. hope in the 1964
Winter Olympics. They commence in Austria, January 29.
Special lo Thi Bulletin
HEDMOND It was another
victory for the Redmond High
School wrestling squad here Sat
urday afternoon, but (lie close
score indicates that the local
Panthers will have their hands
full this weekend when they
face defending District 7 A-l
champion Prineville Cowboys.
Kedmond got by visiting The
Dalles by only 35-20. Though a
safe margin, local mat fans rea
lize it should have been more.
A spirited mat fray, the
matches saw eight falls, four by
Redmond and four by the visit
ing Indians.
Four Falls
Panther falls were gained at
the 106, 141, 157 and the 178
pound weight classes. Mike Pat
rick pinned Tom Swain of The
Dalles within 57 seconds of the
first round. Ray Elliott nailed
the Indians' Frank Coomes in
one minute, 24 seconds of the
second round: Gene Livingston
pinned The Dalles' Joe Petroff
in one minute, 57 seconds of the
first frame, and Randy "the
horse" Hoskins floored Mike
Reynolds in the first round.
Panthers David Elliott, Roger
OSU bounces back to nip
Oregon in 66-53 blitzkrieg
Tony Lema wins rainy 'Crosby'
CORVALLIS (UPI) - Slats
Gill has towering Mel Counts to
(hank again.
' Counts scored 38 points as
: Oregon State came from behind
to post a 66-53 basketball win
over Oregon before 10,176 Satur
day night.
The Beavers, who trailed 28-24
at halftone, salvaged a split in
a two -game series with the
Ducks.
Oregon upset Oregon State
47-45 at Eugene Friday night.
"Counts looked like quite an
all-around player, didn't he?,"
Gill asked after the Beavers'
14th victory in 17 starts.
' "That Counts creates so many
problems he makes you alter
your offense as well as your
defense," Steve Belko of the
Ducks said. "He's great."
Counts scored 15 points in the
first half and tallied 23 in the
second half. The 7-foot senior
hit 16 of 28 field goal attempts
and picked off 11 rebounds. He
jflade 6 of 9 free throw shots.
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Sportsmen's League
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Barclay Skidders 12 0
Bill's Electric 9 3
Barclay Fallers ' 8 4
vfw .-. :. 6 6
B & B Auto Wreckers 5.7
Employment Serv. ..4 8
Murray & Holt 3 9
Cascade Gas 1 11
Team leaders: Barclay Fall
ers. 980 eame and 2799 series.
High scorer: Morris Clark,
iil game ana ora series.
Elliott Gleason and Steve
Jones each scored 14 points and
Jim uarnett lamed 12 or Ore
gon, which now has a 3-7 record.
Oregon State made 28 of 57
field goal attempts for a .491
percentage and Oregon hit 16 of
47 tor .340. The ducks new a
41-29 edge in rebounds.
Oregon State meets Stanford
at Corvallis and Oregon plays
Washington state at cugene in
two-game series next Friday
and Saturday nights.
The Box:
Oregon (S3)
Jones
Cooley
Johnson
Bamett
Gleason
Brockmeyer
Jennings
Kafoury
Potter
Totals
Oregon State e) C
Kraus
Whelan
Counts
Jarvis
Peters
Dreisewerd
Fox
Eaton
Total
Half time:
State 24
Personal fouls: Oregon
Jones. Cooley 4, Johnson 5, Bar-
nett 2, Gleason, BrocKmeyer.
OreEon State Kraus 3, Whelan
4, Counts 3, Jarvis 3, raters 2,
Dreisewerd, Fox 4,
Booster League
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Bill's Electric 7
Bush's Market 7
Bob's Sptg. Goods . 4
Wagner's Market ...... 4
Corner Snack 2
Cenlurv TaDroom .... 0
Te8m leaders: Bob's Sporting
Goods, 663 game and 1839 se
ries.
Hieh scorers: Dorothy Norton,
180 game; Kathryn Duncan, 482
series.
OFT
3 4-6 14
1 3-4 5
3 2-3 8
2 8-10 12
5 4-4 14
0 0-0 0
0 0-0 0
0 (Ml 0
0 0-0 0
16 21-27 S3
OFT
10-0 2
4 2-2 10
16 (Ml- 38
1 0-1 2
4 2-2 10
0 0-0 0
1 0-0 2
1 (Ml 2
28 10-14 e
Panther mafmen run over
The Dalles by 35-20 tally
Abbas, John Scoggin, and Tim
Meeker suffered setbacks from
The Dalles' Bruce Wacker,
Adrian Herrick, Bill McBumey
(a former Redmond werestler),
and Tom Merrion.
Redmond's JV's also won,
nipping the Papooses, 28-24.
Weight by weight:
98 Wacker (TD) pinned D.
Elliott (R) first round.
106 Patrick (R) pinned
Swam (TD) tirst round.
115 Jordan (R) dec. Scholes
(TD) 9-4.
123 Park (R) dec. Lewis
(TD) 4-3.
130 Herrick (TD) pinned
R. Abbas. (R) third round.
136 Dowse (R) dec. Pryor
(TD) 2-0.
141 - R. Elliott (R) pinned
Coomes (TD) second round.
148 McBumey (TD) puined
Scoggin (R) fkst round.
157 Livingston (R) pinned
Petroff (TD) first round.
168 Dunnigan (R) dec.
Frichmuth (TD) 7-3.
178 Hoskins (R) puined M.
Reynolds (TD) first round.
191 Merrion (TD) pinned
Meeker (R) first round.
Heavyweight Rice (R) dec.
Jones (TD) 8-0.
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.
(UPI ) Champagne Tony Lema
bought his favorite bubbly for
all hands and gratefully drank
some himself after squeezing
out a last-round 76 that still
gave him the Bing Crosby Na
tional Pro-Amateur golf title by
three strokes.
Gale' winds, rain and famed
Pebble Beach a 6,747-yard
golfers' nightmare proved too
tough for 60 of the world's fi
nest tournament pros Sunday.
Not a single one of them was
able to equal Pebble's par of
72 and one shaken pro, Bob
Harrison, blew to an even iOO.
Even the colorful Lema, who
got his nickname because of
his congenial habit of buying
champagne for newsmen and
friends whenever he' wins a
tournament, had his ups and
downs on his last round.
Going into the final 18: he
was tied with Canada's Al
Balding with eight-under-par to
tals of 208. But when it was
over, there was Lema all by
himself at 254 only four un
der while Balding went for
88 strokes and finished far
down the list with 296.
By 32-9 SCOTS roHf-Big!;
'Pokes massacre
Bend wrestlers
Spaclal le The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE - Crook Coun
ty High School's wrestling team
left no doubt in the minds of
mat fans here Saturday after
noon that they are indeed de
fending District 7 A-l cham
pions. Prineville's 32-9 lacing of the
Bend Lava Bear matmen serv
ed notice that its coming due)
with the powerful Redmond
Panthers will be a showdown of
the first magnitude.
Only one Cowboy matman got
a pin, but nine Prineville bone
benders gained decisions to
hand Bend it's worst annihila
tion of the year.
In the words of Bend Coach
Glen Havs the Cowboys are,
". . .without a doubt, the best
balanced team and has the best
depth of any team in Central
Oregon."
Top Match Coming
"Next week's duel between
them and Redmond is liable to
be a doozer," Hays predicted.
Redmond, 32-16 victors over
Bend two weeks ago has been
the season favorite to topple
Prineville from district laurels.
Both Redmond and Bend fin
ished ahead of Prineville in the
pre-season Central Oregon tour
nament. Prineville's pin Saturday
came in the form of Steve Jim
merfield, who Hays described
as "one of the best wrestlers
I've ever seen in this area."
Jimmerfield nailed Bend's Du
ane Franklin in the second
round.
Bend gained three victories
against Prineville. Don Jacob
son beat Prineville's Peterson 3
0 at 130 pounds. Bill Mayer
out poi
Bend heavyweight Fred Hamm
decisioned the Pokes' Lyle
Smith, 4-2.
Weight by weight:
98 McKenzie (P) dec. Iver
son (B) 9-3.
106 Bryson (P) dec. Dave
Jarvis (B) 11-4.
115 G. McKenzie (P) dec.
Gary Frazee (B) 8-1.
123 Puckett (P) dec. Dan
Jarvis (B) 5-0.
130 Jacobson (B) dec. Pet
erson (P) 3-0.
136 - Edgerly (P) dec. Gett
mami (B) 4-1.
141 Shivers (P) dec. Mar-
coulier (B) 4-2,
148 Caine (P) dec. Borre-
son (B) 4-0.
157 Mayer (B) dec. Mer
win (P) 12-3.
168 Jimmerfield (P) pinned
f ranKiin (B secona round,
178 - Phillips (P) dec. Ward
(Bl 4-0.
191 Cross (P) dec. Booze
B) 8-6
Heavyweight Hamm (B)
dec. Smith (P) 4-2.
Junior Vanity
Saturday proved to be a dou
ble disaster for Bend. The
Prineville JV's added insult to
injury when they clobbered the
Bend juniors 38-13,
Building Trades League
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Mohawk Tavern ... 12
Had's McCuUoch Shop U
Ramsey's Market .... 11
Mather's Well Drilling 8
Bend Lions Club 8
Over's Auto Serv 7 9
Cen. Ore. Welders ... 6 10
Bend Janitor Serv. .. 3 13
Team leaders: Mohawk Tav
ern. 951 game; Central Oregon
,Welders. 2690 series.
High scorers: Bill Hight, 220
game; Chuck Sherman, 563 se
ries. Fifth Nlghters
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Hale's Insurance - 9 3
Rose Pharmacy 9 3
Lava Lake . 8 4
Cinderella Salon 7 5
Pine Tavern 5 1
Ken Shank's Jewels 5 7
Tom-Tom Drive Inn 3 9
Bend Bottling Co. ... 2 10
Team leaders: Ken Shank's
Jewels, 871 game; Rose Pharm
acy. 2414 series.
High scorer: Edna Skjersaa,
:03 game and 518 series.
PLAY TO TIB
AUGSBURG. Germany (UPI)
-Bill Relchart of Rochester,
Minn., scored a last second
em Sunday that enabled the
United States Olympic ice
hockey team to tie West Ger
man champion Ev Fuessen, 6-8,
In an exhibition match.
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THE BULLETIN
Bend JV's take bad lacing
from Baker juniors, 73-41
A short guard and a big for
ward proved to be too much
lor tne bend bear cubs here
Saturday night as the visiting
Bauer Bulldogs snowed under
the locals, 73-41, In junior var
sity hoop action.
Mehlorn and Fuller finished
the game with enough points be
tween them (46) to have taken
the Baby Bears by a five point
margin themselves. Mehlorn,
one of the smallest boys on the
floor, was scoring from all an
gles, taking high point honors
with 27 tallies. Fuller hit the
hemp for 19 counters.
Bruim Shaky
Pressing the entire game. Ba
ker had the Bruins really shook
up before the fracas was over.
Baker kept pressing and Bend
Kept on commuting turnovers.
Mehlorn and Fuller kept on
scoring and Baker pressed some
more to start tne wnoie cycie
over again.
Bend, minus a few wrestlers
in certain weights, spread Its
matmen out enough to cover all
of the divisions. It didn't prove
successful, however, as tne oa
by Pokes gained four pins.
At 115 pounds, Thomas flat
tened McKinney in the first
round. At 178 Smith nailed
Lentz in the second, at 191
Jones squashed Rose, and Wil
liams pinned Snoop in the
heavyweight match.
Bend gained one f .a 1 1 , how
ever. Terrill pinned Burr in the
third round.
The Bulldogs got a quick 8-0
lead and were never headed.
The locals did close the gap to
a 16-14 margin early in the sec
ond period. That was as close
as they ever came.
Bruce May with 19 points
and Rod Pitcher with 10 led the
Central Oregonian's scoring ef-
torts.
Box score:
Baker (73) - Sturgill 3, Ful
ler 19, Bessonette 9, Albrecht 2,
and Mehlorn 27. Scoring subs:
Barton S, Case 1, and Gardner
4.
Bend (41) - Home 4, M. Mc
Ginnls 4, May 13, Pitcher 10,
and Curl 4. Scoring subs: Mel
lott 2, Wyatt 2, and English 2.
WINS SKI TOURNEY
BEAR MOUNTAIN, N.Y.
(UPI) Pete Langlois of the
U.S. Army recorded leaps of
150 and 156 feet Sunday to win
the 40th Swedish ski jumping
tournament with a point total
of 208.8.
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