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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1923)
fflere, Tfi ere .and Eyery lhifg? '".7 SALEM EXPECTED TO WIN T0U1E? Make-Up for State Tourna ,-menl This Week Is Not Tw- Yet Completed. - I Not all the winners In the dis trict Dasketball tournament or series have- been reported in to Salem, so the make-op of the state tournament program la still a matter of conjecture. - It Is oin derstood, however, that Joseph, Athena, the Vniversity high i Easter Means Hew Spring Clothes tlaife to Measure f It's the j occasion when most men want to "blos som forth" in clothe3 that fit the season. And this store is ready as never before to serve you with quality apparel sound in style, rich in texture and superb in tailoring.. .? ( .Here you'll find the best fabrics from the . foremost mills at prices that make our clothe3 i great values. , . l . j 'r Step in and make -your selection and in a few ":-days we'll have ' ; : Yonr Suit Tailored for Yon. Satisfaction Ab solutely Guaranteed. -Scotch IVboleh Mills . ; 426 State Street school of j Eugene, The Dalles, Myrtle Point; Medford, and Sa lem are among the winners. As toria will almost certainly come from the northwest district. - Pendleton that -was the runner up last year, stay a at home this year. So does Ashland, that won first place last year. Redmond, that got into the. tournament un der suth a handicap of travel and of games that had worn its play rsv oujt jttt before coming to the state meet, lost a chance for this year by the narrowest of scores in the -final game with The Dalles team last week. The Eugene high school, that showed ui'well last year, does not appear this year. Saiem was in last year, but was eliminated in the first round. Sa lem does not believe this; can be done this year, whoever i( may draw. ' . . . j The tournament opens Thurs day afternoon, and the winner of the first game then goes into the eight-team schedule, .with the loser eliminated. Ralph Coleman of OAC and George Bohler of Oregon are to referee the series. I With Salem In the running, and , promising at this time to be a formidable contestant, if not the final winner, . 7 the attendance ought to break all records iOUiRE EBiiEGATli- A 5cl Time c; the '-Opcr, BY LOUIS RfCP' I you Cvo oyt? TO TH OPRy Mam i no zr- A1UCH To VY.-r TO T3e.e ep-v V.lvr:ruii Carirci. V. 2 ( you MtSit?' Town TcifrArGP OUT )tM05T T Krt-I VA THE 1 AT A VIE OP TH 5rtO" - 7W OP?V HOOSZ I SPEEDING AT 55 MILE CLIP BANKER KILLS THREE. conn ir PROGRAM IS TOLD .4. PJari Includes New Gym, Baseball Diamond, Track, Tennis Courts, etc. It STAR TEAM F1 EUGENE. Or., March 10. An 'extensive athletic field ' construc tion program, to be financed by the combined efforts of the As sociated students and the physical education department, thailwhen completed will provide tEe'uBi ?ersity with a new bkseba!l dia mond, a 220-yard straightaway track', four intra-mural v baseball diamonds, 20 to 24 tennis courts, v practice football field; a soc- cor field and eventually a new gymnasium, was announced at the athletic department today. The main! project will cover the 32 acres of sloping land on which the nresent football field' and , track are located. The plan calls for construction lojcover ji, period of i u years, out belief was expressed that all the projects will be com pleted In less time. Oregon Gets One, Idaho Gets Two on Mythical Bas ketball Squad, PULLMAN, Wash., March 10. The University of Idaho, Pa cific coast conference basketball champions, is favored with two positions on the mythical Pacific coast conference U-star basket ball team selected -today by I)r. J. Fred Bohler, director of ath letics at Washington State col- 'lege, secretary of. the Pacific coast conference and a member ol the conference ruea commit tee. California, Oregon and Washington are given the other three places. -V For the second team, Oregon Agricultural College- men : are given two places, with Washing ton, Washington State college and University-of Southern Cali fornia players the other po sitions. T Dr. Bohler's selections follow: First team Fox, (Idaho) for ward; Talt, (California) for ward; Latham, (Oregon) center; Telford (Idaho) guard; Craw ford, (Washington) guard. Second team Gill, (OAC) for ward; Frlel, (WSC) forward? Hjelte. (OAC) center; Bryan, (Washington) guard; Campbell. (USC) guard. TEA3I NOT FOR SALE NEW YORK. March 10ThA Brooklyn National league club is not for sale, Stephen. McKeever uer, aeciarea voaay in, a statement in which, he also de nied , the existence of several of. fers reported to have been made for the dodgers within the past iew aays. . i PREPPERS DEFEATED 7 EUGENE, Or., March . 10. The University of Oregon fresh men basketball team this after noon defeated the Washington high school five of Portland by a score of 50 to 18. ' Last night the freshmen de feated the Franklin ! hieh of Portland 66 to 7. Valley Motor Company . Recipient of. Gold Star There are 97 authorized Ford dealers in Oregon, and for ..the past four months they have been carrying an "honor roll" with five points on which they are judged as to their comparative efficiency. The five points are, the sale of cars, trucks, tractors the Dear born Independent, and the gene ral plant efficiency, cleanliness, popularity. The sales . require ments vary, of course, according to the size of the contributing territory, but all are eligible for honors, however small or how larre the agency may be. The Valley Motor company of Salem Is one of nine of these Ore gon agencies that has received a gold star or perfect record for the last month. It is one out of two 1 . - 0 Q it i The motor car of Henry G. Brock, Philadelphia banker, killed Mrs. Ellen O'Donnell, 65; her on, Leo O'Donnell, 29, and Miss Mary Murphy, 18, all of North Market street, Philadelphia, as they alighted from a street car in that city shoVtly after midnight. Brock was found twenty minutes later, four blocks from the scene. He told the police he had been drinking- ale. He was arraigned and held without bail on a charge of murder and placed under $56,000 bail on charges of driving while intoxicated and failing to aid the injured. of the larger class agencies; that got Into the very top list. In tha first month, which was last Oc tober, only one agency in the state made a perfect record by handl ing its quota of all the Ford pro ducts. Many sold up well along some lines, but fell down in oth ers. Filling all the five require ments gives a gold star, meeting four of them brings a silver star and three points Is "honorable mention." The Salem agency Is especially proud of its new record, so much better than most of the other large agencies have been able to malfe. TO SIMPLIFY Phonographs price, piano prices slaughtered. $1 down $1.50 a week buys a phonograph, and $5 down and $1.50 a week buys a fine piano. See big sale ad on page 7. Geo. C. Will, .432 State street. -. j r. . ., , . '"i""" LUMBER, PAINTS; HARDWARE ' KALSOMINE Now is the time to give that house a new coat of paint and brighten up your walls with a ihew shade of Kalsomine. SHERWIN'WILLIAMS KALSOMINE ; r 10c per pound, 25 or more pounds, 9 7-2c. Why pay more tor an inferior I brand? SHEIJWIN-WILUAMS PAINTS are unexcelled for wearing quality - and footage covered per gallon. A Paint for .every purpose. j 1 WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF .Builders Hardware Roofing and Sheathing Paper Doors and Windows White Lead and Oil ! Cement, Plaster and Lime Phone 813 Falls City Salem Lumber Co. ; Everything in Building Material . 349 South Twelfth Street A. B. Kelsay, Mgr. I ..... . ......... . I f " ' If I : Ate k4 III 1ST 4 j M - V2 ( Mil. Schrier. - A I GRID RULES Elimination of Misrepresen tations Is Aim of Football Rules Committee. 1 Mile. Schrier. the foremost fem inine billlardist , of Europe, an nounces that she will be in America before May 1 to demon-' strate her skllL Recently the has been delighting devotees of bil liards In the French capita- f NEW YORK, Mach 10. (By the Associated Press) Taking a far-reaching step calculated to simplify gridiron regulations and eliminate misinterpretations of them, the football rules commit tee at its annual meeting today. created an approved ruling com mfttee charged with the task of establishing a basis for precedence in disputed issues arising from the game. This action was characterized by members as the most important action of the committee which, af ter a lengthy discussion of rules made but one fundamental change in the regulations for 1923. This chango was the abolishment of the on-side kick from scrimmage formation, a feature which was said to have been little used in recent years and which has been particularly difficult to rule upon when it occurred. The- on-side kick "from kickoff formation was liot affected by the decision, how ever. : Moot Questions Deride 1 Serving as a virtual board of arbitration, thti approved rulings committee will interpret moot questions, and publish its decis ions annually in the form of a sup plement to the regular football rules. Its findings, however, will be subject to final approval by the rule3 committee as a whole. The result of its work, it is be lieved, will establish a series of precedents to guide officials and others connected with the con duct of the game, i Most of th rules committee's deliberations today were' devoted to clarifying various sections of the rules and making a number of minor changes. Time Taken Out These alterations include: Im posing the penalty of 15 yards for clipping either from the spot where the ball was put 'in play. as the former rule provided, or the offense .occurred, whichever will give the offended side the most ground; removal of the five yard penalty where an on-side man touches a kicked ball; giving the defending teani the ball if it Intercepts n Incompleted Illegal forward pass, instead of allowing the attacking team to put in play again; and imposing for delay in starting the second half, a penalty ; of 25 yards, the same as that for, IR Team on Way to State Championship After De feating Some of Best. ' In a fast and rather ' rough game of basketball Wednesday night between the Stayton high school girls 1 and' the Lebanon high school ' girls the Stayton team won by a score of 17 to 8. The first quaiter seemed' to by anybody's game and fended v.-'ith the close score of .4 to 3 in Lebanon's favor. The second quarter was a little more suc cessful for the Stayton girls, the score -ending 10 to 5 In Its favor, and after this the Stay ton girls continued to lead and ct the same time kept piling up the score, This puts one more victory to the credit of the Stayton team, which has not yet been defeated. The Stayton team' is on the way to state champion ship, for it has defeated ,gome of the best teams in the state, including Dallas, Milwaukie, Leb anon, Gervais, Turner, Scio, Mill City; Chemawa, and others. THV ( Talc a CctxHh Pa cific Epaa Foot kt I mtmmm i ahina oa th. Parifir lata. ! Bisbdy - hem Vaacouvw. B. C To Japan 10 daya, China 14 daj. Get prticmUn frmm Iwiwiia mgmlt 0T W. H. DEACON, Gen. Art. Pir. Drpt Canadian Pacific Railway 55 Third Street, ' . Portland, Or. SPANS THE WORLD . delay in the start of game at the discretion of referee. Hereafter time out will be tak en after the try for point after touchdown, as prevailed under the old goal kicking attempt, it was decided. 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