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" 1 AVlJlametto nnlverslty will meet'
"Whitman 'ontveraitv on the Wil
lam&tg' jcvtnnasiam floor tomor
row;nlKbt.r The.icame has been
calted for" 7:30 -sharp.- On the
game depends the championship
; of the northwest conference.
Coach tiathhunXliaa teen "point
inft liis bors for, ti?gam'f.:.;It :is
r the feeling on "tha. -campus ' that
the Beareajs have everything to
lose and everything to gainr
- Winning of the northwest cham
pionship 'ia'pnly one of the mat
ters at stake. - Another Is the in
terest of local fans. Excellent
play bhown 10 far thin season hau
won town support. But the teams
hare not. bfx-n serious opposition
for-Willamette. In t he Whitman
am.'lt Js felt. Willamette will
- be facing a real test. If she can
win, the opinion of those- on the
campus in that ah athletic rennals
aance will be under, way at the uni
Tersity. Whitman ' has an. edjre in one
way. having defeated WUlam'ette
consistently for the" 'past ; four
yeare and baring defeated t her-
once this eason
BREAK TIE SCORE
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Olinser and ' Nash Divide
. Honors as High Point '
Men of Fast Contest .
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Salem hlgh school defeated Al
bant bigh last night. 24 to 21.
The gaine. ; played .on. the, Albany
Jtoocy was last Iw' thfr.
.The f score .wa neck.and neakup
to t he last ,-n inote of play. Jf-
S41 era .won largely through her
superior, passing and her ability
ao fnd, the; bajiketjltf the tight
ptacjes. 1 1 With- the ! game tied 21
jill in the last minute of play, Sa-
lemjgot a free throw, from a foul.
Thii was converted? and Salem
took the lead with one point. The
game Was cinched when . Salem
shot another field goal, that time
beiQg too short for Albany to conns
back, i ; '
OliDger and Nash tied for hlR-h
point men on the Salem team with
seve!n points each. Clinton of
Albany( was high point man of
the j game with eight points.
Salem high school will take on
the OAC rooks Saturday evening.
the jganre to.be played on the floor
mi ..'.' k W;thVBW WBh school gym-4
Hlanirite. on the other hand, rca.niu' iATJhmmt, reeirffT
liot III aitlitai n Ilia 1 - 1 . r. . . .. . i . ' . . I
fastest team she has produced In
many moons. Fiesid, Whitman
played a strenns game against
OAC - Monday -night, played in
field last night, and play Willam
ette tonight.. The Bearcats have
had no game- since last Friday.
. For the 'contest, anticipated as
the test game -of ttie-BiKon on the
! home floor. Coach Bathbun will
probably start- bin linenp as fol
. ' lows: Fasnacht and .Robertson,
forwards; Hartley at center, and
. Erickson and Flesher at - guards.
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SEATTLE. Jan. 26. -(By As
sociated - Press.) Twenty-four
football players supporting George
Wilson in a,; game here Monday
against "Bed" Grange will begin
practice with rWIlsoTi under Coach
liorin Solon, tomorrow. j
Among men already turning out
for, places, on Yt;sona team are
VDutch" Allerdyce. iaa:rback;
Red' Heritage,' tackle -aii.i high
school coaeli and Clarence. john-J
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BASKETBALL
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HOMER 1.YOXS
5 Feet It Inch en. 105 Pound
Homer was all valley center oh
the. football tetfmj and was one of
the steadiest players as substitute
guard. He Is one.of the steadiest,
coolest inen on the sauad.
This is his first year on the
team, and in every game he has
played in this year lie j has proved
himself jto be a close rival to Bob
Urager. j '
. Fast n guarding an, opponent,
tyouft has a knack of keeping his
eye on the ball throughout the
game, lie baS another year with
the local .team and is gaining val
uable experience this season.
SPDBT PROGRAM
ABOUT
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Leslie Mti E's.' Win, Volley
ball ToOrney in Portland
February 20
The tjeslie
...n l,. . .I.ht Hii Motlifwlkt ri(V.
piaeti"w:ti,rvaiiM,aJem aeieat-:i .
ed the MrboH; iitwo or ? threeifeated the YMCA Junior- Leaders
"r- f .1 "iix rfT i np iwuii W2ft nisi
FolldwinK is tli;l!neap- of the;
Salem-Albajiy game: w"- ,
Saleimj'5 - -.(Albany
fluffy '....... RF . a-t; Stone
Nash 1 LF... Clinton
J. lirager C Italstonl
U. Prager ...... ...BG Goodman
Olhlger ....I G.- Hayne
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M5' E.T'. basketball
ifram has been steadily Improving
organized a 'month ago. wme1 of
the boys 'had not even: played the
game before. Now the team Is win
ning Its) share of the games, and
Isrin-'thf running yet for the Sun
day school championship of city.
Next rokind.of the Sunday school
tournament will be played Thurs
day nigbt. a
Northwest vo'!ey ball tourna
ment M to be hold in Portland
February 20. Saleu: wil: be repre
sen ted
and Dr.
iwfth a team. Kile. Hilton
Barrick are servlnu as the
State: Supreme 'Court Ruling
Bars.SIOOO Payment
sked by Executor
K. Ford, executor of the es-
.qf .James Js'eil, deceased. ,ls
compensation for his services, ac-
ording to' an opinio uhanaea aown
by th 'state supremo-court yester
day 3IF. Ford's compensation was
fixd court atr l6.4T which
he i paid, in" taxes , on property - in
Astoria. Smith and Shields, attor
neys were allowed their full claim
of S500 for legal' services, instead
of 5400 allowed by a decree of the
lower icourt
The opinion was written by Jus
tice Belt and modified the decrees
of i the late Judge George Bing
ham of the Marion county circuit
coiirt.f Judge Bingham, in his de
affirmed an order of " the
cointy court to disallow the item
of it axes and extra commission for
the. ekecutor and allowed only
$lf)0 instead of $500 for attorney
fts. The supreme court affirmed
th lower court as to the execn
tofs claim for Si 000, but re
versed It as to the other two items
The estate was valued at $20,000
in another Marion county case
the supreme court denied the pe
tition for a tehearing in the case
of III: V. Sitjton. trustee in bank
ruptcy! appellant, against John
reyreej and Ida Peyree, as admin
istratrix. .The opinion in this case
was handed, down on Nov. 24
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committee arrangins for practice
for the! tournament.
A handball tournament will be
held in (Portland February 26 and
27. Every YMCA in Oregon but
Salem-will be represented. Salem
will not 8nd down a team because
the men here are used to playing
only one wall. All the go in band
ball is to play four walls. When
the YilCA moves into its new
home, four walls will be intro
duced here.
Oregon Journals will go to
not! tntltIed.teeitolJ?i,ctttU Portland, to basketball matches
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tana and 12 counties of Idaho'by
the commissioner of the state de
partment of. agriculture, ' W. 13.
Kjosness today. The quarantine
Would keep i twenty-five Idaho
counties listed as principal pota
to growing sections free from the
beetle. Provision is ; made : for
shipments accompanied by certifi
cates by a proper Inspector at
point of origin. " j )
' The biggest advance sale yet
recorded for any Salem fight card
is noted with the disposal of near
ly a hundred -ringside admissions
in advance of the match, February
v Inquiries and ' purchases . are
coming in from outside toWn with
assurance that- there- -will be a
good : delegation from Portland
with Silverton. CorVallla. Albany,
Hngene and Dallas fans planning
to be at the Salem Armory.
Dannie Edwards. the strongest
opponent yet carded for Bayes will
arrive In Salem, Sunday after
noon, January 30, and finish with
light : training-here. Phil Bayes.
Salem's own doughty little-scrapper,
will not leave his Portland
quarters until the morning of the
event. - - i
Both men have" -contracted to
weigh in at 2 o'clock on the after
noon; of the fight, j Weights will
be about 122 pounds, with Bayes
probably a . . shade y the; heat iejv
There will not be more t$a.n' two
pounds difference-' hetweea them
when they get uudef the big Ugh t-
that 1'Ia.t'tie fight the seMPfiival
stars not ,yet matched, wilUweigh
In at tw o'clock. Other prelimi
nary' entrants will be weighed in
ringside.it:
The "camps of Edwards, fast
negro 1 bantamweight and Phil
Bayes, comer in this class, report
much progress in training for the
premier match here
Harry Hansen, former I match
maker for the Portland ; boxing
commission and now manager of
Bayes. has established headquart
ers at the Portland armory. Sev
eral? good sparring partners are
working with Bayes! but his right
hand man in Dan Healey, the lad
who' taught Phil a good share of
his best tricks, is desiring to get
back into the game. .. Tommie
Murphy is another Salem boy who
is working out with Bayes. v
Dannie Edwards is training at
the Portland Athletic Club with
LATE FIGHT NEWS
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SAN FRANCISCO, iJan. 2G
(By Associated Press.) Leo Lo
niski of Aberdeen, Wash., and-Joe
Roche of. San ; Francisco, leading
Pacific "cotl 4:rtiddleweights'?jrk
edout' i44for their - ten-rotirid
clash Friday night before the larg
est' crowd that has watched fight
ers in training for. some. time.
Each of the boys went through
three rounds with sparring part
ners, 'with Ldmski "doing f his
staff" with a heavyweight.
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McMINNVILLE. Ore., Jan. 26,
( AP.--Whitman college basket
ball . team ' defeated . Llnf ield col
lege here tonight by a score of 18
to 39. ' A second game will be
played tomorrow night.
MOSCOW, Idaho, f Jan. 26.
( AP. -The University of Oregon
fought Its way to 34 to 24 victory
over the Idaho basketball team
here tonight. .
Idaho pushed the Oregon five
hard during 4he entire game and
during1 the last period the visitors
discarded most of their teamwork
for Individual play, taking num
erous .'tfong shots at the basket.
The Westergren-Okerberg combi
nation Whs the main scoring fac
tor of Oregon.
BOTSE, Idaho, Jan. 26. (By
Associated Press.): Quarantine
OAKLAND, Cal., Jan. . 26.
Johnny Farr, crack Oakland ban
tamweight, was a decided favorite
today to defeat Vic King, Austral
ian 118-pound titleholder, in their
10-round match .here! tomorrow
night.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 26, (By As
sociated Press.) Jack Renault
Canadian heavyweight, knocked
i-atf Quintin Romero Rojas. the
Chilean aspirant for heavyweight
Ififfels, in the fourth i round" of
thjeir scheduled ten round bout
I;ere tonight.
VERNON, Cal.. Jan. 26. Harry
Greb, world's middleweight cham
pion, easily scored a decision over
Ted Moore of England In a ten
round light here tonight. '
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 26.
(AP.) Tiny Herman, Astoria
heavyweight, won a 10s-round de
cision over Sully Montgomery of
Fort Worth, Texas, here tonight.
The verdict was popular with the
fans. In the fourth Montgomery
scored a knockdown with a vici
ous right chop but Herman' was
on his feet instantly land came
back strong, smothering his op
ponent with a volley of rights and
lefts. Herman was given: - the
shade in all rounds but the fourth.
Len Malody. Laramie. Wvo..
lightweight, and Joe Marcus of
Portland fought a draw In jtheir
sis. round bout.
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plenty of hard boiled bantam
weights to keen up his good old I "
"knock 'em" punch and hu fiaahHfjfjiecl Horse Trainer
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BEETLE QUARANTINE JSETj. Bti Associated Press. WHliaiii
jjuae internationally Known norsi?
trainer and for the past year
.trainer for the Cochrane stables
to prevent Introduction of the It- Jamaica. .1. I., died at 4Us -borne
ruoiorano potato oeettff vr pro-coum-ed
against the states- of
Washington, Oregon and Mon-
I,Te"tonight-
narH'' illness.,
old.
following t a
He was 6S
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years
WALLACE, Idaho, ian. 26.
(AP. Young Firpo, Burke mid
dleweight. -won a 10-round deci
sion over Leo Stakes, : "Spokane
battler, in the main event of the
Eagles' card here tonight. ' Billy
Smith, Spokane lightweight,
knocked out Jack Carter of Se
attle in the second round of a
scheduled six round bout. Jack
Downs of Mullan. Young Moran,
Burke, won a six round decision
over -Eddie Felts, Wenatch'ee, in
the preliminary.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 26.
(AP. Tiny Herman. Portland
heavyweight won a" ten-round de
cision oyer Sully Montgomery of
Fort Worth, Texas, here tanight.
Montgomery was forced td do all
the leading as Herman was on the
defensive ' throughout the ten
rounds.' - " ' '-
Len Malody, Laramie, light
weight, and Joe Marcus of Port
land fought a draw in a six round
bout.
pressed today In an Interview.with
the Brooklyn Eagle. . The nation
al tennis champion believes Miss
Wills would have-some chance to
win at ? Wimbledon, and an even
chance on her home courts, but
discounts her prespects of victory
in France because of unfamiliar
environment. "Mile. Lenglen is a
genius, and as such, -subject to
flights of artistic - temperament,"
Tllden is quoted as saying.- "Miss
Wills hasn't the guile or the court
craft to beat Suianne at her own
game. . .
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 26.
Plans for a football game here or
November il3 , between Gonzaga
university of Spokane and the Uni
versity of Santa Cltfra have ben
discarded 'by the faculty of ; tbo
latter institution.-'" f
SEATTLE, Jan. 26. (AP.
Ernie Owens, Los Angeles light
heavyweight who' last winter
knocked out Roy Cliffe, Seattle
favorite, won a six round decision
over him here tonight.
: Bill Casick of Mullan, Idaho,
heavyweight, who last week
stopped a fresh young career of
victory for Cliff e's cousin. Bill
MeKenxje, received a six round de
cision over Frank Farmer, Ka
powsin logger. The crowd booed
the verdict.
Scotty Inkster, fast fisted of
Vancouver, B. C, boxed to a four
round draw with Morgan Jones,
a: stockier and slower lightweight
who registers from Tacoma, Wash.
L Helen Can't Defeat
. Lenglen Says Tilcien
r NEWJTORK. Jani.'SC. (By As
soclaristfUii'ress. ) -Helen Wills
"hasn't -any chance to beat Mile.
Lenglen on the Riviera." in the
npinirtn of 'William T.Tilden, ex-
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