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The Statesman's $6,000.00 Prize Campaign
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4The Oregon Statesman invites you to own one of those fine motor cars.
.They wil be given away in its new big prize event just starting. Given
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dan. If you have the second highest number 'of votes, your reward will
be a Chrysler 5 2 two-door Sedan, fully equipped, $970.03. There are
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all, and commissions, "totalling over $6000.00 in all. Wouldn't it be great!
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There is not one cent of cost to you in trying for a prize. The way to enter
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Salem high school will hare Its
first ' Jtnsto ot Portland competi
tion tonlrht when : Washington
hlsh school, rated as a leading con
tender for the Portland title, ap
pears on the local floor. The game
is scheduled to start at 7:30 p. m.
Coach Louie Anderson will start
his usual line-up, unless he decides
on a last minute cnange. sending
in Perrine and Siegmund instead
of Kelly and Schafer. -
So far this season, Salem high
school, playing practically a green
team, has been undefeated in in-
terscholastle competition Astoria
was wiped np in two games and
Unirerslty high of Eugene was the
next Tictim. !;-
Salem lost only to its alumni
who sent an array of college and
professional stars against the Red
and Black, before Coach Ander
son has perfected his line-up.
Washington high school recent
ly, defeated the Willamette fresh
men in Portland 36 to 29. Dolp
is the scoring ace for the Colonials
but Lewis. Washington center, is
equally agile on the floor and
skillful in spreading the net.
f Salem high handed the- Coloni
als a bad defeat last year, winning
36 to 18. i
Probable starting lineups:
Salem High " Washington High
Schafer . ; ....P Dolp
C. Kelly ..l.... F. ; Ihman
Lyons . C . Lewis
R. Kelly.. .0w Heikenen
Ecker .. . G McCartney
BEARKITS MEET
LINCOLN TONIGHT
!,The Willamette uniyersity year
lings will Journey to Portland to
night to tangle with Lincoln high
I school. The Railsplitters are said
j to. have a strong aggregation this
I year, coached : by Jfaul Hejier.
Coach Lcatle Sparks will take ten
men along and may make several
changes in the lineup before the
game ends.
In the starting combination.
probably will be De Harpport and
Troxel, at forward; Weddell at
center; and Marsters and Page, at
guard. , So far this season, the
I Bearkittens have won only one
game, that, from Dallas nigh
school. . . , . r .
was made If seconds before the
final .whistle. 'bYK-v-
An"; outstanding f: performance
was that of A.fMorigeau. a Yecent
arrival at Chemawa, who made 14
points for the Indian girls team.
The team as a whole showed .the
necessity i for : ' acquiring . better
teamwork and accuracy In passing
The coach; Mrs. R. G. Downie,- la
optimistic as to the future ' 1m
provemeot of her squad,
r The teams: '
Chemawa I. S. 19" Scio H. 20
Morigeau (HJ- F .,.(13) Wesely
Quenel (5) . . . F .. . (7) Hodge
Packineau C ..... . Gibbons
Maupin ' i . . C . : . . . Summers
Pratt . . i . : . . . G Long
Grounds. . . . . . G . . . . . Ransom
Clairmont . ; . . . S v
Ladderoutte. . . S
New first Nation
Bank Building .
BASEMEXT
MONMOUTH HIGH
QUINTET WINNER
OREGON NORMAL ' SCHOOL.
Monmouth. Jan. 12. (Special.)
Monmouth and Rickreall high
school basketball teams clashed in
a double-header game Tuesday
night on the local floor with the
Rickreall girls and tbe Monmouth
boys winners, , The teams, both
boys and girls, were fairly evenly
matched ' and the contests were
unusually free from fouls.
Boys lineup:'
Monmouth (23)
L. Davis (8) .V.F. .
Riddle (4) F. .
Taylor (2) . . . . C. .
C. Davis. . . . . . G. .
Gilson.,......G..
Monmouth subs:
V Lux Shining Parlor
Experts tot Ladies uiGMtki
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Rickreall (21)
, . . (10) Price
. (2) Hamilton
. .. (8) Meade
, . . llafterson
. .. (1) Hewitt
Rogers (3)
SCIO HIGH GIRLS
BEAT CHEMAWA
CHEMAWA, 'Jan. ,12. (Spe
cial) .Although defeated, the Che
mawa Indian. school girls' basket
ball team showed promise of fu
ture improvement in its first
game here last night. . The Che
mawa sextet lost to the Scio high
school girls team 20 to 19. The
Goueh (2). Bond (4). Rickreall
sub: Burch. 1
Referee: "Chappie" King.
The girls' lineup:
Rickreall (33) (30) Monmouth
G.Larkln (14)..F..(8) M,-Riley
C. Crinpen (19)F.V (22) G. Riley
L. Meade. . . . . .D. G. Mitchell
L. Crippen G . . . . . N. Mason
E. Hamilton. : .G. : . . E." Gilliam
Rickreall subs: D. Morrow, A.
Bersen. Monmouth sub: B. Win-
egar.
INDIANS DEFEAT
GUARDSMEN FIVE
CHEMAWA, Ore.. Jan. 12.-
( Special).. The Chemawa Indians
added to their basketball laurels
here tonight by banding the Dallas
Company L team the short end of
a 42 to 26 score. It was in the
nature of revenge for the redskins
as Company L had previously
defeated them at Dallas. - .:. .
The Chema wans have shown al
most a complete reversal. of form
over that displayed early in the
season . when tbey lost three
straight games. They are now
becoming a dangerous outfit.
George,- Chemawa. forward, wae
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Dr. W. A. Johnaon, Den list
rlephoue 1285.
the star of last night's contest,
collected 1 8 points.
Summary:
Chemawa (42) Co. L.
George (18) . . . F ..
Prettyman (10) F
Rasmussen (3) .C
Meacham (3) . . G . .
Feratovich (6) G ...
C. Meacham . . ..S ..
Spencer (2) . . . S . . .
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Dallas (26)
.(8) Far; jr
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Both
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Hudson
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DUCKS TAKE WIN
OVER ATHENIANS
. The Ducks surprised the Athen
ians last night by slipping over a
22 to 19 victory to win the fink
round of the house league tourna-
tnent, ?The Athenians couldn't
find the hoop, and apparently had
not recovered from the strain of
the game' against Albany college
tbe night before. Flake and
Adams tied for high point honors
with eight each.
t The second or championship
round starts next week. A nutt
ing will be held tonight to draw
up the schedule.
The teams:
Ducks (22) .
Marr(4) . ,F
Bachelor (4). . F
Athenians 19)
. .. (5) Gibstn
. . . . (8) Ada mo
(2)Steelhaninifr
Scbaeffer- . .1 G (2)Schwabbauer
F. Hagemana . . G
Gable (2), .. . .S
C.Hagemann(4)S
(2) Hunt
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OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL.
Monmouth.-Jan. 1J2. (Special)
Presentation of sweaters' io tfcp
lettermen earning awards at lh
Monmouth normal school was
made during the student body
meeting. Wednesday. Dean Butler
and Coach Lyman Meador made
the awards to tbe men.
Kenneth" McCrae 1927 football
captain was the only third-year
letterman receiving a sweater.
Two-year lettermen were Law
rence cnestnui, rrnesi lnumu,
VSklp" Lehman and Abe Fries-in.
One-year lettermen were Kenneth
Horn, Charles Robertson. Wallace
McCrae, "Chappie" Kins. Iryl
Huston, Errol Ree3, Harry Lef
ever. Milton Murphy. Philip May
ers,' Joseph Eckstein. Leo Eic
stefn,. and Wilfred Thomas.
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. SlIAMl, rja., Jan. 12. (AP)
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ternoon at 4? 25 p. m..' completing
a non-stop flight from' Washington,
D. C in exactly 10 hours.
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