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The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, faecember 22. 1354 3 Antonelli Grabs Buckeyes Planning fo Have Surprise for Trojan Eleven RogoYin Pleased At New Chance With Baltimore SPORTSMAN'S USE A TOURNIQUET TO STOP BLEEDING ON ARMS AND LEGS Pitching Honors NEW YORK (UP)-Johnny An tonelli of the Giants became the three unbeaten seasons In nine years as a college coach, often By HASKELL SHORT t'nlted I'n-Mi Sports Writer 12th National Leaguer in history pointed to team morale and team to gain both the earned run title play as a big factor in the nine victories. He was pleased to note COLUMBUS. O. (UP) Ohio State's unbeaten Buckeyes plan to throw a few surprises at Southern California when the teams clash and the highest won-lost percentage, the official averages showed By MILTON RICHMAN I'nllwl Pretw Sport Writer NEW YORK (UP)-Pitcher Saul Rogovin, his eyes aglow like a today.

hi the Rose Bowl. Antonelli's 2.29 earned run mark PX- TOURNIQUET ll fcf-JjyON INSIDE gave him a distinct margin over kid's on Christmas morning, stub Lew Burdette of Milwaukee, who bornly insisted today there is a Coach Woody Hayes naturally doesn't say much about this but he made sure he would have a practice field near Pasadena Santa Claus "and he's my that the Buckeyes were not among the national leaders in various statistical departments, except In holding down the score of opponents. "Those boys came from behind to win four games," Hayes said. "I know nobody is going to stop for 60 minutes." Hayes pointed to halfback Bobby Watkins, the Mr. Inside of the Buckeye split-T attack, as a typi old boss, Paul Richards." Where his Big Ten champions was second witli a 2.76 average while the .750 percentage he post ed on the basis of his 21-7 record topped the .714 mark turned in by Brooks Lawrence (15-6) of the Richards now is also Rogovln's could work out In secret for the Jar THIGH PAD, new boss.

Having purcnasea ine HELD OVER NOW PLAYING! OUR REQUEST TO The Story the Leader HOLD THIS PICTURE A of the Mexican Revolution COUPLE MORE DAYS MARLON BRANDO HAS BEEN ENORMOUS APATA" SO HURRY! 2nd Big Hit 2 wmmmimm M-G-M'S MUSICAL Grand Shows COMEDY Starring- GRAPES OF Kathryn Grayson WRATH" Red Skelton Howard Keel ANDt- in "TOBACCO "LOVELY TO TOBACCO L00K AT. ROAD" In Technicolor notice STARTS FRIDAY Don't Forget, "Bend I MereTOURSDAY how'' IwEaola Ask for Your Free Pass mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm From Your Merchant IIHU i New Year's Day classic: LOCATED i rr CI HIGH AND ABOUT 'Hayes said before taking his squad- to Pasadena Saturday righthander's minor league, contract so that he will accompany the Baltimore Orioles south for training next spring. Cards. Antonelli also led the league In shutouts with six. MIDWAY BETWEEN A lilt INSIDE AND FRONT he was pleased with the way men kept in condition during OF LEG, OVER CLOTHING1 cal example of Buckeye spirit.

The 191-pound senior from New Bed As usual, Robin Roberts of the If you can't pitch for me, Saul," the lay-off since the Miehigar Phillies wound up as the work ford, enrolled in Ohio State Richards told Rogovin, "then you'd better forget It." because he wanted to play in the horse of the circuit. The rubber-armed right-hander won the most Nov. 20. He indicated, however, that he was behind schedule tin getting his defenses set for Don't worry," Rogovin reas sured him, "I know this is my last MPPUy A TOURNIQUET A FAST AS PQSSIBllj TO STOP HEAVILY BLEEDING ARM OR LBS WOUNDS IF YOU WOULD SAVE A VICTIM'S LIFE. USE A STICK AND ANY MATERIAL FOR A TOURNIQUET BLEEDING jS SEVERE.

DON'T LOOSEN TOURNIQUET IF BLEEDING LIGHTLY, LOOSEN FOR 1 OUT OF EVERY 15 MINUTES chance and I'm not going to blow games, 23; made the most starts 38; pitched the most complete games, 29; pitched the most Innings, 337; faced the most batters, it." It was under the astute handling allowed the most hits. 289; of Richards while both were with the White Sox that Rogovin rose yielded the most homers, 35, and Southern California, a team that him greatly in its close contest with Notre Dame. "Those kids kept in good condi Ition during the lay-off," Hayes 'said. "They've got the spirit il -takes to go with ability to produce la Points To Team's Morale 'I The stocky Hayes, who has had led the league in strikeouts with to become the American League most effective pitcher in 1952. He led the league with a 2.78 earned 185.

Right-hander Ruben Gomez of the Giants gave up the most bases Perry Top Pro un mark while winning 12 games on balls, 109, while Lawrence hit and losing eight. the most batters, eight. Before I met Paul at Buffalo Gridman of '54 Jim Hughes, Brooklyn's relief Bemiei ace, made the most in the International League seven years ago, I was nothing," Rogovin recalled. "I was a converted Rose Bowl. He said he figured state was the school with the best chance to win Big Ten championships year after year.

De'ense Needed Work But Watkins had to work extra hard for a starting berth this year because he was weak on defense. He put in extra hours, kept his starting place, became one of Ihe most feared tacklers on the team, and led the team in rushing yard-ige for the second straight year. The well conditioned Buckeyes, who became known in the Big Ten as a club that wore down and outran opponents, kept its attack on the ground most of the time. The Bucks gained 2,201 yards rushing, almost twice as much as opponents and they gained 672 yards passing. But quarterback Dave Leggett, deftly mixing his plays, used his passes carefully and threw seven for touchdowns.

The backfield has power and speed at all positions and good depth. Howard (Hopalong) Cassa-dy, the All-America halfback, is OPEN TONIGHT 1 UNTIL I 9 P.M. iConnie Mack 92 Thursday 60, and Johnny Hetkl of Pittsburgh NEW YORK OB Joe Perry. RUBBER. LEGGED Gene The Jet) Wilson stands no nore than 5 feet but the ixplosive power' in his rIegs nakes this Kansas State ex-ervice man equal to taller asketball players.

Watching is Coach Tex Winter. (NEA) San Francisco Forty-Niner fullback finished the most games, 46. Mury Dickson of the Phillies lost the most games, 20. third baseman who didn't even know the proper way to stand on the rubber." who won the National Football FORT MYERS, Fla. (UP) League rushing championship for Lean, white-haired Connie Mack Thanks to Richards' handling, the second straight year, today was enjoying life in Florida's sunshine Iwill observe his 92nd birthday here named Pro Player of 1954 in the Rogovin moved up to the majors with Detroit and went to the White Buffaloes Next annual United Press poll.

Thursday. Sox after Richards became man Perry, who gained 1,018 yards ager of that team. College Scores By UNITED PRESS East Colby 81 Massachusetts 79 But he was plagued by arm And the baseball immortal, who 'likes to "take life easy," is going strong toward realizing a hope to in 1953, collected 1,049 this year to become the first NFL player trouble in 1953, traded to Cincin For Nite Hawks ever to gain 1,000 or more yards live to be 100. nati and then sent to Havana in the International League where he by rushing in consecutive seasons. Holy Cross 95 Boston College 42 N.C.

State 76 St. John's IN.Y.) 75 Perry did not dominate the bal posted an 8-8 record last season. Coach Claude Cook's COC quin Mack's son, Connie said the Iman who managed the Philadelphia Athletics more than a half century is back in good health and good Connecticut 90 Manhattan 79 Cornell 72 Syracuse 62 Actually. Rogovin signed a ban loting. A number of players had outstanding seasons and 12 drew the most widely known because of Antonio contract, but Richards tet will be given a short holiday over the weekend and return to Midwest made it clear 'he will go south following a recent illness.

one or more votes in balloting by 29 sportswriters who covered the Dayton 71 Oregon 55 with Baltimore and if he shows his old form, the farm club pact Kansas State 91 Indiana 74 Marquette 89 S. Dak. State 67 campaign in the various league ci the floors next Tuesday when they meet the Madras White Buffaloes at Madras. his flair for the sensational play, but Leggett, Watkins, and fullback Hubert Bobo are all good runners. Leggett and Watkins are former fullbacks and Bobo, the blocking fullback, was the state's top high school scorer as a halfback.

ties. will be ripped to shreds. Elsewhere on the baseball neat, The 27-year-old Forty-Niner full Minnesota 89 SMU 72 Purdue 72 Washington (Mo.) 44 South In the first meeting of these two the Yankees announced the signing back received six votes to beat ALL ODDS AND ENDS BUY OF A LIFETIME! COME BUY AND SAVE! Let Us Help Make If A Merry Christmas For Those Youngsters out Otto Graham of ehtleCveland teams COC managed to emerge Tennessee 96 S. Carolina 82 of another veteran, 36-year-old left hander Eddie Lopat. who compiled out Otto Graham of the Cleveland the victor by a score of 58-54, aft a 12-4 record last season while Browns and Ollie Matson of the er trailing most of the contest.

oostine a 3.55 earned run average. Chicago Cardinals for the honor. PIONEERS WIN PORTLAND (UP) Led by Kentucky Invitational First Round Kentucky 70 Utah 65 The Nite Hawks will play the Lopat received an estimatea Graham, who easily won the 1953 Bend varsity here on New Year's $27,000 last season and his 1955 Duane Brady, the Powers, ijiSulle 49 Southern California 38 day in the high school gym. Player of the Year title, and Mat-son tied for runner-up honors with salary will be aprpoximately the deadeye, Lewis and Clark whipped same, Since COC is the only certified four votes apiece. Quantico Tournament Seeond Round The Milwaukee Braves signed junior college in the stale, there is a possibility that athletes that Quarterback Bobby Luyne, who American U.

64 Fairl. Dicknsn 61 led Detroit to tile league-champion- have been put on probation at the Westmont College of Santa Barbara, 80-68 in a non-conference basketball game here last night. Brady hit 19 points for game honors while Don Ward chipped in 16 for. ships in 1952 and and who At Stipe's Framed Pictures Scenies, Florals 2 Sizes A. C.

Stipe Furniture Co. "Your Home First" 821 Wall St. Phone 100 other schools will attend the local five of their players, only two of whom pitchers Joey Jay and Charle Gorin were with the club last year. Others signed by the Braves were first baseman Frank Torre, pitcher Glenn Thompson leaas me ijions againsine crowns school in order to raise their Quantico Marines 92 Wabash 78 Springfield 82 Belmont 81 Southwest Illinois 86 Rice 54 Stanford 66 Arizona 56 in this year's title ganvi next Sun grades. After the loss of high Tom-Ray, the only tall man iy, was nexi Willi uuee Doak Walker, Detroit halfback and outfielder Chuck Tanner.

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St. 82 Texas 57 Jack Christiansen, Detroit safety- hoping that several hoopsters Willi OVERTIME WIN SALEM (UP) San Diogo State man; Lou Groza, Cleveland's star join the team with spring enrollment at the college. All-College Tournament (Second Round) place-kicker; and quarterback Y. A. Tittle of San Fraud kco each tied the score with 12 seconds to Prep Scores By United Press play and then took a thrilling 91-88 I jcchv.l two votes.

George Washington 66 Tulsa 61 San Francisco 75 Okla. City 51 Wichita 91 Houston87 overtime basketball victory from Willamette here last night. The Astoria 55, Roosevelt 54 Corvallis 43, Dallas 37 score wastied at 82-all at the end Wyoming 52 50 Lebanon 53, Willamette 43 West of regular playing time. Springfield 41, Albany 33 South Salem 68, Hillsboro 41 WhaftoDo With Walker Danny Newport of San Diego had 25 points while Dick Hoy hit Hardln-Sim. 82 Pepperdine 67.

UCLA 65 Colorado-62. Wash. (Seattle) 72 St. Louis 70 Grants Pass 68, Roseburg 52 21 for Willamette. Oregon State' 64 Seattle 59 Mac-Hi 58, Prosser, Wash.

34 Vale 52, Nyssa 36 California 74 Ohio State 63 Lewis and Clark 80, Westmong 68 L'lermiston 51, Kennewick, Wash. His Problem 4i (overtime) Humboldt Stale 63, Southern Ore gon 50 San Diego State 91, Willamette 88 Lowell 52, Westfir 18 -Perrydale 34, Falls City 31 Newberg 38, Silverton 33 Stayton 54, Dayton 28 Sutherlin 52, Elkton 41 By LLOYD NORTHARD United Press Sports Writer DETROIT (UPI Coach Buddy overtime) Clark Junior College 87, Oregon Parker of the Detroit Lions was Tech 71 Drain 42, Elmira 35 SEAMPRUFE Oukland 45, Glendale 32 Harlnell 82 Coalinga 74 Hancock 68 Rcedley 54 East Contra Costa 94 Porterville faced today with the problem of where to use versatile Doak Walker in Sunday's National Football League championship game 68 Brownsville 62, Monroe 40 Douglas 50, Riddle 43 Columbia Prep 43, Estacada 39 Battle Ground, Wash. 62, Clat no-iron nylon satin slip Monterev Peninsula 82 Taft 60 against the Browns at Cleveland. Stanford 66 Arizona 56 Walker was considered strictly skanie 48 Whitworth 79 Western Montana an offensive halfback before last Cottage Grove 67, St. Francis 54 Creswell 51, unction City 44 Sunday's "nothing" game between Reg.

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Nestucca 50 Hustling Huskies Defeat Billikens SEATTLE (UP) The hustling menis deftly. Waldport 51, Tillamook Catholic 40 "Right now, we're planning to Knappa 35, Naselle il Powers 80. Myrtle Point 52 use Walker only on offense, Park' er said. "Playing him on defense, Huskies of the University of Wash Gresham 68, North Salem 65 too, might reduce his offensive ef ington beat the fast-breaking St. Louis Billikens at their own game fectiveness.

But if Carl Karilivscz shows any trace of the injury that last night, 72-70 in a wild and rug (overtime) Parkrose 57, Sandy 54 Scappoose 65, Forest Grove T2 Oswego 43, Tigard 40 Sherwood 51, Gaston 41 Neahkahnie 54, Taft 48 kept him out last Sunday we'll ged basketball clash before 5,400 probably use Doak both ways. fans. Wherever Parker decides to use Walker, its a safe bet that the Verboort 45, Yamhill 43 (double former Southern Methodist All- America halfback will make his The Huskies dominated both halves but were forced to ward off a last-minute St. Louis rally. Dick Boushka of St.

louls led all scorers with 28 points. Center Dean Parsons was high for Washington with 22. presence known to the Browns, overtime) Grant Union 57, Burns 53 Jefferson 67, Gervais 56 Colton 65, Chemawa 64 Siletz 52, Toledo 46 He played a key role in Detroit's Reg. 4.95 In Plastic Case STEAK KNIFE SET Now 3.75 SwwkwwwWwwm' uf y-f, victories over Cleveland for championships the past two years. Reg.

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