PAGE TWELVE
The 'OREGON STATESMAN, Saltm, Ortgon. Tuesday Morning. January 6, 1931
Athletic Leaders Are t
Divided on Clean-up
Of Football Evils
Tuscaloosa Busts Self to
Greet Victorious "Crim
- son Tide"
By CHARLES GRUMICH
quintet
PLfflfS TUB HERE
t ' - i
Coach. Frank Brown will!
they expected more than 100 pros
pective Qualifiers, and hoped to
send six flights of 10 golfers from
the tees Wednesday. , : , !;
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.. Jan. 6
(AP) Alabama's Crimson Tide
Dr. Tarr. a. new ruirMPivtit Ir I .,-i. v. nmiai! innin riih
A?ZlZ$ Press sPort Writer In the ruling big tlx council of I b asketball warriors against
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Jan. K -1 rrnfi-r kahiIuMpiI a Antumm I r vi-v. vA t.
API- Increased Interest and I aleuthlnar eroedltlon Into I Kinui I i
vigilance of college officials. In last fall and prosecuted the Turner has Improved since a
the opinion of sereral middle charges before his colleagues.! 1 J previous game taken by the lo
westem sports authorities, hare I r
rolled home today to the eheers of aiminished subsidization and re- voted to ostracize Kansas after I only one game this season losing
t.000 admirers and the blare of iwm eviis cnargea this year, but a few weeks later I to Rickreall 9 to 11 in a game
femr bands. - - lKain8 olleS atnietics tn the rescinded Its order after the I clayed at Rickreall.
Citizens, students, college pro- M-arnegie report morenan a year Kansas L athletic board banished I Broneave his men one week
feasors, locomotive and factory W- j James A. Bausch, all round ath-lto rest during vacation and then
whistles' made the welcome ring I Some leaders In the big six I lete, under a clarifying lnternre-1 sDent one week whipping them
for the Tide that submurged I conference, which recently was In I tatlon of subsidization adonted I Into shape for the tough games
'Washington State's Cougars 24 to I turmoil over accusations against by the big six faculty men and I remaining on the schedule. No
8 in the Rose Bowl at pasaaena. the "Simon Purity" of athletics college and university presidents. I tames were played last week but
CaL. New Tear's day. It was at the member university of Kari- Kansas promised to accept the I heavy scrimmage was held with
Alabama's third Invasion of the sas. held to the belief that pub- rulings of the conference elig-I both "A" and "B" teams of Sa
Pacific coast and Its second vie- Ilcation of the Carnerie reports ibllity ! committee, which will 1 lem hlrh. Coach Brown resorts
tory. The other game ended In a had Inculcated in professors 1 meet on the Jay hawkers home I that his men are In mid season
tie. . and presidents consciousness of I grounds January 9 to consider I condition and : that the ahowihe
The Tide, rldlnr on wagons the ills arisinjr from a Dollcr of I the cases of 10 to 20 other ath-I tnnle-ht will indicate hnw thev
drawn by students and citizens, ("win at any cost." I I letes accused of ha vine been I win m th vt nf t h unn.
headed procession to Memorial I others say there has been lit- lured to or subsidized by the! The men who will start to-
flagpole In the center of the ity tie pr no effect from the eipose I university directly or Indirectly. I night's game are DeJardln and
Perrlne, forwards. DeJardln cen-
I V' FIIIE ;
TO fW IB EKE
for a formal welcome, then out I of the Investigators, who con-
Unlverslty avenue to the campus eluded every seventh college ath
where at the historic "mound" lete in the nation was subsidized
the ceremonies closed. and coaches "went shopping" for
Seldom fias Tuscaloosa-turn-i their talent
ed loose with such utter abandon I The general belief expressed
as today when venerable profes-lwas that the exhaustive Carnegie
sionai and business men screamea survey, a year later, seems to
themselves hoarse tn adding to i have brought more to university
Wrestler Weds
Portland Lady
ter and Hobbe and Ellis guards.
DeJardln has been shifted from
guard to forward and Hobbs has
been returned to guard position.
Am TJ2111 Liml I Wlntermute ; and WItzel will
AX nillSDOrOlUTLelr be called upon to play
some before the game la over.
' 15e," drl"le f " ?Dd COlleg.e " ?,aIs necessltj (AP) Howard .Canton wine, be against Mill City Saturday
T "7J: vA tPm I l.vrr,. .It."" I heavyweight professional wrests wnt-
" " v . r .v . . ZZ IZa" v Vl. v OLIJcrs-1 ler from
-Iowa, and Gertrnde
members had their way and Fred- A concrete example -was seen Meek 22 Portland l 4flrfY.i. Txr r ,
die Slngton. all-American tackle. ln the charges brought by Prof: w "'Z J , ? West Defends
told how it was done, "tte nw w. x. TarrKof the Snlveraity of ImS S r r t
e?000 people and a group of big .Missouri lhat the Universit; o vrnwL JSJ !t t FlOTlda Title
As Amateur
tmA rivil. iust rave them the V.n... .a. m CBU"' mown nere toaay.
- - ' . I " o ui J yiVDClJtlUg
and professionalism.
gree labeled subsidization.
works. he said,
The crowd aang "Alma Mater'
and class bells rang the foot-
bal Iseason was over.
rintnnwlna la. tum . i
In tK, A I . w f.un- I
sionai wrestler since he left the
University of Iowa where he
played .football under Howard
IK DEFEAT
MIAMI Pli Jan. K ( APV
able for legislators during the Jones ln 1925. He la about IS Th iimnn narx nf Florida win-
1931 session here, is being mailed years old. I I tty rolfdom will - trek across the
out fom the chamber of commerce Miss Meek Is the granddaugh-1 links tomorrow to onen the search
oday. The chamber does this ter of the late CourtnAv Wallrrlfni Miami mid-winter am a ten r
service principally as a conveni-i CJoe) Meek, famona north
ence to the incomers to SalemJ rlonpr ; who in ISIS tviIa I Hmm, TXToaf fnrmtrlT nf At-
In his letter to legislators the trip to Washington, D. C. whe-e lanta and now of Miami, will lead
au.uascr yumis out mat only iisti m buckskin suit and fur ap he the crowd of non-professionals in
Ing Is done, the securing of the appeared before congress to tell qualifying to play as he defends
rooms being a matter to take nri ct thai nwiii nt tha n.An v. loin iti Matf. n1 will
handicaps again airectiy with the owner. The ser-j I country.! start Wednesday and continue
Mr. and Mrs. Cantonwine have through Saturday. -not
announced their plans. Tournament officials said today
The Salem "T basketball team
meets tne Portland "I" team at
the local Y. M. C. A. tonight at
a: is m a regular league game.
The Salem team is leading the
Oregon "Y" team league and la
nndefeated so far. A tourh came
Is expected tonight as the Port-
team neia tne locals to a 29-to-2
score ln Portland ft little
more than a week ago, and has a
fast, experienced bunch. f
Rawley. at center for the Port
land team, was outstanding both
ia iubi me up on and ln lead
ing the offense. Chaflan played a
brilliant game at guard and led
his team In scoring. The Portland
outfit la scrappy and it took all
the punch Salem could muster to
win the previous game,
"Scotty" Marr. the flashy for
ward of the Salem team, who play
ed so pretty a game of passing,
will not be with the locals any
more this season, as he has en
tered the normal school at Mon
mouth. Melvln Flake will play In.
his place and Jump center, while
Benjamin will be shifted to for
ward. Flake ha played with the
team before and Is a good scorer.
At '7:15 the Chemawa Indian
"B" team will, play one of the
house teams of the "Y" as a pre
liminary to me mam game, ,
i r
Bass Retains
Fistic Title
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.
(AP) Benny Bass, Junior light-
Salem Quint bi
- John Calvin; is
. Portland Victor
: !--.
The Salem Presbyterian basket
ball team Invaded Portland Satur
day night and defeated the Evan
gelical enuren team of that city,
38 to 25.
1 The Salem team led In the sec
ond half but an in A Inn. ahnf.
by the Portland I players brought
me score io z an at tne end of
the third quarter; in the last per
iod Salem made good use of a fast
breaking offense and- worked the
rail in ior numerous short shots
adding 11 nolnts In the fnnrth
quarter and holding the EvangeH-
tea. in io oniy xour points.
Lineups:
' Salem Portland
Hale 11. . . . .... F. . ... 0 Connell
Graber 4 F.....4 Metcalf
Slegmund 8....C.....C McGraw
Colgan . . fl . . . R Sndcirhaplr
Schwabbauer 6..G....4 Oustafson
Alcoven S. ....... Lovel
Third Term Has
No Worries ior
Busy Jim Smith
J. E. YJlnil Smith, county com
missioner, Monday started his
third -term as mmmt9tonr. who
won in the November election ov
er Ernest Denney of the southern
end of the county. -
Smith .almost! bad to bA r.
minded that yesterday was the
start of his third term, so occu
pied has he been the past few
weeks ln getting men lined np for
weight champion defended his ti
tle successfully at the arena to
night by punching out a 10-round
decision of Lew Massey, Philadel
phia Italian. Basa weighed 128
pounds, Massey 128. .
work under' the state - highway
commission's unemployment pro
ject. " : I .H" V '! - "f; -v-r
f Smith Vm first elected in 1923,
going In when the elector were
agog oyer, the county court's pro
position to put over big bond
Issue to Impjore county roads.
i -
four vozc.e
4iao YtlnAt MTac
A VOW1W UU1VX WdLVLWO
vith speed
and clarity.
Today the average iriter-city connec
tion is made in less than 2 minutes;
of ten in a few seconds. More than 95
of inter-city connections are now com
pleted while the calling person is at the
telephone. -'. . ;
Tut Pacific Texephone And 11elegrau Company
mm
spelled downfall for Senator Food I TIce ls maintained without any
Show bowlers, leading team in
Business league, when Cunocar
Service plnmen won two out of
three games from the Senators
last night. In the last and decid
ing game, however, Cunocar roll
ed out a higher score than the
Food Shoppers by the handicap
34 plus one to go, 820 to 775.
Raymond Machine shop , beat
Salem Retail Bakers two out of
three and McKay Chevrolet Cubs
did the same to Salem Sanitary
Dairy. The pin total of the third
place Cubs was much lower than
usual. v
C- Roth, playing for the Bak
ers. rolled high game of 219 and
the only 200 game of the evening.
Elsenbrandt, Senator Food Shop,
made high individual series, 649
Summary:
CTJKOCA2 SXEV1CE
Handicp 34 S4 84
Twr 138 J27 188
Jaeksoa 120 157 143
Ghwr no 1S5 162
XeTi 180 135 164
Taylor 15 158 149
102
453
420
467
459
472
TVali
-787 740 820 2353
SENATOR FOOD SHOP
' Eiaenhranat 188 187 174 549
i Iow 8cor 120 127 143 890
. Low Seora 138 135 149 422
Shmidt t 149 151 455
; Kantola 153 177 158 488
Tata!
-754
15 773 2304
mATUOKI) MACHI1TE SHOP
Handicm 4 4 4 12
ynin 188 160 178 826
BoTditoa 126 140 146 412
Jkia T. E. 131 ISO 139 450
Jcakina P. H. i 192 99 141 412
291
90 110 111
Low Scra
Total
SALEM RETAIL BAXEB8
Low Scora ..li8 09 139
. Snina 9S 110 111
C. Kotfc . 143 219 138
Cwraa -154 144 144
Brthelioa 90 133 133
Total .. - 41 705 663
McKAT CHEVROLET CtTBS
ITandieap 16 16 16
Ktly "3
T. Nii.a
Wilioa ,
Totalt
731 693 719 2143
864
319
500
442
356
2011
48
496
356
410
459
899
1-1 1
-139
.139
167 157
142 116
163 136
166 154
110 150
019 1862
SALEJf SASITART DATRT
L.-Brr , 132 154 425
J. K.thmaa .157 187 195 539
E. Oatria . :14l 142 116 899
139 '110 136 385
WMbar ' S 173 ISO 401
Totals
..515 084 595 1762
Local Man is
lOthBestin
210 Bowlers
Winning 10th prize when but
11 are offered sounds not so
good but L. V. Hall and his six
companions of the maple alley
who participated ln the big
northwest . individual , bowling
tournament at Seattle, Wash
ington. . Sunday feel he did
well and good. In eight games
he knocked down 1609 pins for
an average game of 201. For
competition he had to Tie with
210 of the. best .plnmen the
northwest can boast. That is
why the Salem septette Is happy.
One other prize, that for high
game In playing sqnad, Har
vey Page won with a 243. These
squads were chosen at random
merely to facilitate the lndlTld
ual rolling. -
Eugene produced the high
game scorer of the whole tour
nament. , Mwse, who has several
times this season been seen in
action on the Winter Garden al
leys here. Is only about 20 years
eld but he made fun of the old
hands and chalked up a 278,
which went unbeaten.
Second Listing
On Rooms Ready
A second installment of listings
of rooms and apartments avail-
J jmmr PranH k tor
ilTI.rHtl.It.KI DuaaTH
1 a SdM. aciialiaa. BwNnl
.SOU ST mWHIItUIBaUl
rJose ipi?tjn!!iiMttnoc to Oavo aa
o
IB
att Eiweotti IPirii-03o Him ITeairo
Buy Now!
Why?
Prices Lowest
In Years
Reductions of 10,
20 and even more
hove, during the past
ix month, become ef
fective in every depart
ment of our store. We
have) passed on to you
very reduction we
.have obtained in the
cost of raw materials
and production.
"Natton-VideM
; f ;
Give utmost
! I
Ghcetc (
Oize 72x90 . . osc l
CUe 01X90 . . 03C
Extra Length
CIxe 01x99
07c
(SacG
ctios
Cocoa
Size 42x36, Qo
Clze 4SX36 . S5e
Clzes Dcfere
Unbleaciaed
"Dene Isle"
39 lath XTl&th
IO 3Td8e
13'
These ten yard pieces are
up or your convenience, Ior
there are so many uses for this
wide, soil, unbleacnca aomesac.
Keep a supply on band lot
ready
Nation Wide'
81x108 before Hemming
iio
HstIota 71e"
42 Inch
n I a II !
u ri.
I Ensemble
Bed Oct
en-and-cotton with plain shade
pillow flounce. Slxe 80x100.
03.40
I OsBCsaoiiia
In Three Widths
6 Inch . . 19c y3
j 44 Inch 23c yd.
54 Inch . . 29cyd.
; Three convenient widths of this
Uaev finish doth make k easy
for you to boy just what yosi
Deed for uniforms, dresses,
luncheon cloths, etc
45 3 36
(Size Before Hemnuog)'
4lA Inches anger Nerr Low Price !
01x99 " Nation-Wide w
4xr36 Ccaca to 11 itdie Qc
Last year, (1 x Hyi "Nation Wide SbeetJ were 98c this year, yoS
get 4yi Inches more in the length sad pay only 94c TbJa is the low
est price siacs before the war. Sl4 Btfrtt Hemming.
01299 MNotlca7iao,f Choctd
1 ' 4 . i l i i -
cold lest sroc? ct 0lS9
n pa
! NatIonWde,,
04 Dleachsd ,
31 e jrerd
94 a32eached v
34cycrd
94 Unbleached f
31c ysrd
104 Unh2s2chs6 ,
w n n - r it H n 1? o n n
160 North Liberty Street.
A
IN FOUR
(Dpeis Irars Ho
This will be an
or your consideration.
These sales ; are conducted only at
rare intervals, and the reductions
are so drastic, that it makes it almost
imperative that you buy a number
of pairs when the opportunity is
given.
i .11 '.
I jj
Dr. L. J. Williairw,
LCliiropoclist,
Always in Attendance
i "i . :.:! m ilia -
Dr. L. J. WiUiarns,
Chiropodist.
Always ih Attendance
X1
- 111 ' B I W
J 4
v
r