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Tht Center Jump May Come Back NEW YORK, March 10 -lPt Basketball majr resurrect th coa ler jump after ill successful free throwi In move to impott more (vert penalties lor fouls. This was indicated today in a Erelimlaarv report by the National a a k e t b a 1 1 committee of the United Statee and Canada, the au preme foveminj body of the Ama tuer apart. The committee, meetinf here to study proposed changea, aaid after ( lengthy aeaaion last night that moat of it tome 4,000 groups are in favor of diacardinf the two minute rule. But in doing ao, the committee reported, the membership ia anx ioua to try to discourage fouling by installing stricter penalties. - Formoat of these proposals are: (1) Avoid giving the ball to the offending team after a aucceasion free throw, (2) Use the center jump to decide posaeaaioa on these occasions. The body, made up of repre ; aentatlvea from the NCAA. AAU, YMCA, National Federation of High School and Canadian ama teur groups, continued delibera tions today. The committee's report aaid a survey of ita membership ahowed sentiment in favor of keeping most of the present rules intact. An ex ception ia the two-minute rule, now widely scorned. ' Under the rule, the team which is fouled in the last two minutes of the game retaina possession of the ball after a free throw. The National Association of Coaches recommended yesterday that the two-minute rule be re- pealed and that the game be re turned to te 1944-4 style with uni- Arckm May Haw Stt Dttf Hunriitt RterJ PORTLAND, If arch Oregon arcbera may have set a record in deer hunting last aeaasa. the state game commission re ported, today. v The commission aaid 4M set out after deer in the special archery areas. Fifty-nine bagged deer about one deer for ever 11 arch ers. This betters the national aver. age of one deer for 24 archera, and may be a record. The special archery areas last year were in the Tillamook bum, the ML Emily reserve near La Grande, and the Canyon creek re serve between Burns and canyon City. The Tillamook burn gave up 45 deer, the Mt. Emily reserve eight deer and an elk, and Canyon creek aix deer. Hatch-tries T Expand PORTLAND, March Jo (.? The atate game commission, ex panding Oregon's fish hatcheriea, today called for bida on improve ments at six hatcheries. One of them calls for a new hatchery building at the Willam ette hatchery near Oakridge. It will replace the present building. A home for an assistant hatchery man also will be built. Other improvements will be made at Medford, Bandon, Bend, the Metoliua river and Hood River. Bida will be opened April 21. VANOALI MATIN LEWISTON. Idaho. March St. W Northern Idaho College of Ed ucation trounced the University of Idaho 13 yesterday for ita third straight baseball victory over the Vandal nine. form regulations and timing for the entire game. NYvllNI AllM. DAT ID The next meeting of the Douglas couLty chapter of the Oregon Men tal Hygiene association will be held April 24 at the recreation building on the Veterans hospital grounds. Previously scheduled for April IT, the meeting date -waa changed to coincide with observance f na tional mental health week, April 22-30. The event will be observed lo cally by various service and aocial cluba and by special dispiaya. Freahmea atheletie schedules are planned at Penn State next fall for the first time since before the war. Lukt East- Shlnex TUCSON, Aril.. March 2o (. Just about all double about the ability of big Luke Easter, Cleve land outfielder, to hit big league oitchinf were laid to rest today, Luscious Luke, the former Sao Diego batting ace, drove out his fifth homer of the exhibition sea son yesterday aa the Tribe de feated the Pittsburgh Pirates. 74 Easter, who also nad a single in four trips to the plate, new la tied for club homer honors with Larry Doby. News-Review classified ads bring results. Phone ion. Thar., Mar. 30, It JO TV Nvwa-Rtvlew, ftosohvrj, Or. 7 From where I tic ly Joe Marsh "Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight" Oar tea o'clock carfew lasted f er ft years, bat the town council voted it out I dropped In at the meeting in Town Hall last week jut in tine to tear Smiley Roberta. "The curfew la old-fashioned," eays Smiley. "We ought to be grown-up enough by new to behave like grownups. Seeing to it that our kids get to bed ia the responsi bility ef each family.' Then Judge Cunningham adda, "Most of us are in bed when the curfew hern blows anyway. It wakes me up juat When I'm getting to sleep I" What the Judge aaid waa good for a laugh, but Smiley just about summed up hew folks think in this town. We believe that the demo cratic tradition of "live and let live" ia the ealy way to live. From, where I alt. 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