PAGE. EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Ore?on, Friday Moralng Jannary 9f 1931
."PEST HAS
F
Healthy State Seen by AP
Writer; Little Expan
sion Seen in '31
Bt PAUL MICKELSOn
Associated Press Staff Writer
fuinioo. Jan. s iai-i. -
Football the liberal cousin of all
college eportv bad a fairly pros
perous season during 1930 around
the! western conference so j that
but few of his dependents need
.curtain their immediate activities,
" Here and there notably at Io
wa and Wisconsin minor sports
will be curtailed and long- roaa
trltts abolished but on most con-
, ference campuses the athletic pro
gram .will move along on aooui
thai earn nlan tnai nas oeen
malnt&lnad the last few TCSrS.
Illinois, Northwestern and
Michigan were the bell cows of
the conference so iar as reqipi
were concerned and all planned
in e&rrv through their minor
anarta erorrams without curtail
stent, except perhaps as regards
ion trios to various relay games.
- Illinois. In addition to main
taining iu minor sports program
will build a $315,000 Ice skating
rink and a 140,000 18-hole golf
course this year.
j Northwestern's football re
. celpts were well above the budget
requirements and the full . pro
gram will be carried out. which
will. Include an eastern trip for
the wrestling; squad and the usual
spring training trip, for the base
ball team. ,
Michigan Goes on Steadily
Michigan.-although planning no
large additions to Its athletic
plant, wil carry on its minor
sports program almost in its en
tirety, for this year at least.
Ohio State's football receipts
fell 20 per cent but despite this
the 1531 sports program is being
enlarged Instead of diminished.
Purdue also will continue a full
sports program but it was made
possible only by the generosity of
two! of its alumni George Ade
and ! James Ross who came to
the fescue when dimlshed football
receipts led to an announcement
of curtailment , of track and base
ball .'!.
-Wisconsin, where football re
ceipts fell 30,000 below expecta
tions and where only six major
football games will be played next
year as compared to seven in
1930, is maintaining all minor
. sports but on a smaller budget
, and iwlth a curtailed schedule of
games.
; . Indiana, Chicago and Minneso
ta will go along about as. before,
with Indiana located in a sparsely
'located community, playing four
of its seven major football games
away from home next fall In the
hope of increased revenues.
The most acute situation Is a
Iowa where the football team.
playing only one conference game
last fall drew only (0,000 spec
tator ai six oome games as com
pared to 80,000 at four home
games the year before. Back In
good standing In the conference
and with the probability of a
I more attractive schedule next fall
: Iowa can look forward to, happier
umes. .
SERIES AT DALLAS
DALLAS. Ore.. Jan. 7 The
Sophomores scored another vic
tory in lnterclass basketball to
day when they defeated the Jun
iors by a 26 to 9 score. This ties
the Seniors. Sophomovs. and
(Freshmen for first place
Tne first half- was c?li and
hard' fought with the sec I at the
naif standing Juniors Sopho
mores 5. In the second half the
sophomores started using a stool
pigeon and sinking their long
shots to win easily.
The game was rough with three
men being put out on personal
fouls. Minnlcn of the Juniors
was first and was soon followed
by his teammate Pemberton. Boll
eau or the Sophomores committed
hi fourth foul Just before the
Xlnal whistle. ; I
The standings now are:
NT."'- r.r - n ; vrL l.
Seniors ..,...;.. ; .2 1
Pet.
.6(7
.667
.667
.000
Sopnomores ...... 4. 2
Freshmen . ........ J . 2
Juniors ..........4.0
1
1
3
Lineups:
Sopite Juniors
Lewia 10. ;..;. f. ;'. S Quiring
Bollman 3 .". '. . . F. . ; . J Fischer
Hinamoa 5i....C..i. K. Elliott
D. Cadle 4. .... G Mlnnich
Boileau2.. . ...G.. 1 Pemberton
B. Cadle 1 . . ...S... .. I Koser
ArstUl 1,. ...S... 2 Campbell
- Referee, Webb; umpire, Frack.
STATERS OFF FOR
EJUIET
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallis, Jan.. 8. -Oregon State
basketball team left here today
and will.play five games before
returning to the campus next
Thursday. The Orangemen will
open the conference season against
Washington State college at Pull
man Friday and Saturday and will
play two more conference games
with University of Idaho at Mos
cow Monday and Tuesday The
final game of the trip will be a
return tilt with Oonsaga univer
sity Wednesday night. The Or
angemen defeated Consaga here
last week by the score of 43 tc30:
The 10 men announced by
Coach "Slata" Gill to . make the
trip are Buck Grayson, Sod Bal
lard, Bob Drager, Howard Mer
rill. Ken Fagans. Mose Lyman,
Jerry Thomas, King Bailey, Ed
Lewis and Johnny Jaozlk.
The starting lineup which Coach
Gill hat been using since the
opening ot practice la Grayson and
Ballard, forwards; Lewis, center;
Lyman and Fagans, guards. Ail
are lettermen with the exception
of Lewis, who-is a sopromore,
GOOD
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SOPHS LEADERS III
JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPS MEET PRESIDENT
; Of""" j -
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Members of the; Charlottesville
bcheol lor Beys' Xootbail team,
oletnred with President Herbert
Results of pre-seasongames:
O. S. C. 43 Multnomah club ...SI
O. S. C. Be Multnomah club ...28
0.8.C.47 Chlco State 29
O. S, C. 87 Y. M. J San Fr. . .35
O. S. C. 26 California ........25
O. 8. C. 31 Olympic club .....24
O. S. C. 37 Rossi Florist . 21
O. S. C. 18 U. of San Francisco 28
O. S. C. 31 Athens club 32
O. 8. C. 43 Gonzaga 30
O. S. C. 35 Willamette 24
BLEBS EASILY
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In a practice game at the Y. M.
C. A, last night the Wranglers de
feated the "Y" Junior team by a
score of 41 to 13.
The Juniors showed up well,
even though they were pitted
against much stronger opposition.
Joe Herberger was high-point
man for the winners, garnering
18 points. t
Friday night the Wranglers play
the Evangelical church team on
the Y. M. C. A. floor and on Sat
urday night they play the Salem
high school B squad in the pre
liminary to ' the . Salem-Eugene
game on the high school floor.
Lineups:
Wranglers ;Y Juniors
Burtis 8 ...... .F. ..... .2 Pence
J. Herberger 1 8 . F ...... . Magee
Gleason 10 C.....9 Johnson
Gardner ...... .G. 2 Ritchie
Hendrie 5 G. .
W. Herberger. . .s
S.,
. 8. .
.. Gingrich
. Nickleson
. . . . Mohr
. . . . Clark
DRAFT PROBLEM IS
FACED BY! COASTERS
- LOS ANGELES. Jan. 8 (AP)
Pacific coast baseball league
dlrectorg assembled here tonight
for the annual mid-winter .-neet-
lng tomorrow with three vital
questions staring them in the
lace.j ; I 'j
The! draft problem,? election of
a, president and acceptance of
the 2931 schedule are the wrin
kles i to be Ironed out In the ses
sion j which holds the possibility
of becoming extremely warm.
At the last two meetings Pres
ident Harry A. Williams received
four! rotes with : three going to
Cal Ewing of Oakland and one
to' Jack Sullivan.
At for "the draft, ib ia gener
ally understood a majority favor
its acceptance. Four schedules
are tip for consideration, none of
which I3 satisfactory to all.
Can You Beat it?
Heavy Rains in
L. A. Halt Play
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 8. (AP)
Los Angeles' $10,000 open golf
tournament will start Saturday
and terminate Monday, it was de
cided today after two. days of
heavy rain which! rendered - the
Wilahlre Country flub course al
most unplayable.. The champion
ship originally wa scheduled to
open tomorrow, i j
At the same time. Harry Pol
lock; of the Aguai Calient e com
pany announced that the $25,000
event to be staged
der next week beg
below the bor-
nning Tuesday
has been delayed to Wednesday to
accommodate the postponement
nere.
COMRADES OF
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W H. Jackson Cleft). 99 wars
eld. one of the oldest living
pioneers ef the early west,
treet a famous comrade ef the
traa,, Daniel Carter Beard, vet
eran scout leader, when they
met at the National Pieneer dii-
! t '
r
r,
-e- Heorer pen whom they called T
I . New Years Ere. The boys wen I
the grid i championship for 100-
championship for 100-
WPODBin QIJTET
TO BEGIN SEASON
Fear Chemawa Outfit in Fri
day Night Game; Play
Salem January 16
WOODBURN. Jan. 18.
Woodbuni high school's basket
eers play host to the Chemawa
basketball team here in the high
school gym Friday night for the
first game of the county cham
pionship jrace for the Bulldogs
There will be two games, the
first one between the MB" teams
of Woo4burn and Chemawa
Btartlng at 7:30 p. m.
Prospects for a Bulldog vie
tory are iery scanty. The team
Is made 1 up of inexperienced
men and,! besides that, another
snag In the shape of poor grades
has lessened the chances of a
good showing Friday night. Two
regulars are reported to be bare
ly eligible for the contest.
I The Biilldogs admittedly fear
the veteran Chemawa outfit and
realize that they will have a big
job if they hold the Indians to a
Close score. Although Woodburn
beat Newberg's quintet by a
score of 32 to 12 during Christ
inas vacation, the team also took
a terrific jspanking at the hands
of the West Linn team. The fi
nal score I of that game was 32
12. I
: The starting lineup tor Wood
burn will probably . consist of
Schooler and Harold Presthus
forwards, j Gustafson and George
Oberst at j guards and either Art
Presthus pr ; Pardy at center. As
far as ability is concerned, both
men are about on a par. Both
are fast and rangy.
Woodbqrn's second team line-,
up will contain the names of
Hastle, Ed Oberst, Dermer
Ramsdell, Gillanders, Nelson and
Stevens.
Following the Chemawa game
the Bulldogs are to mix with the
Salem hoopsters at Woodburn
Friday, January 16. The next
evening they play their old ri
vals, Silverton.
McCarthy Bit
Uncertain About
Yankee Futures
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NEW YORK, Jan. 8. (AP)
Joseph V. McCarthy, new
manager ef the New York Yan
kees, paid his first visit of the
Indoor season, today to a club he
hasn't seen since it whipped the
Pirates four straight In the
world series of 1927.
xorcea 10 rumoie around a
bit on details. McCarthy still was
able to display plenty of opti
mism regarding the Yankees' fu
ture, although he refused to pre
dict they were on the verge of
anotner pennant winning surge.
Incidentally "Marse Joe" set
tled one problem bothering the
Athletes, he reported aversion to
golf during the training and
playing season. The players can
golf as often as they can find
time, he skid.
Rifle Club Will
Have Practice
Shoot at Armory
The Salem Rifle club ia
Ing Us 1931 actirlUes with a .22
rlfle and pistol practice at the Sa
lem armory range Friday, Janu
ary y, at 17:30 o'clock. Anyone
OREGON TRAIL
jer given by the Oregon Trail !
Memorial Association. The din
ner was a tribute to the western
pioneers on the 100th anniver-
Meeker, founder of the aisocia-
MU T H Ul ri ITT Fl AT l TM t
T
- eV-- ;- i -oV
pounders. Lfi t nrht in
ter are: Bee JarmanT President
Hoover and JehnTftattUJr
Hoover and John Battle. Jr.
interested in either rifle or pistol
shooting Is Invited to attend and
oecome acquainted witn the club
a oeoeuu aenvea irom It. ;
The Salem Rifle club is afflllat -
ea wun ine National Rllle asso -
a . . - . 1
w v.vu .uiivii iirKura are. neia 1 ""v.mu xwwuca wm w (u t strong reputation. .Stelnbock Is
under government provision with other two subs who will be taken, younger at the game, but In a 20
eompetent range officers ; In Kelly Is the youngster of the Kel- j r.m riM ud nmw c
charge, leaders say.
TO
ATTBUD BEAN RITES
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 8-(AP)
Funeral services fo. the late
Judge Robert S. Bean, to be held
here tomorrow afternoon, will be
simple. Organ music, an address
by the Rer. Francis H. Ball and a
brief tribute from Charles H. Car
ey will constitute the ceremony.
The state courts In Multnomah
county and the supreme court at
Salem will be Closed. Federal dis
trict court, where Judge Bean
served for 21 .years, adlourned
yesterday and will not reopen un-
tu Monday.
Honorary pallbearers will De
Charles H. Carey. Lawrence T.
Harris, of Eugene, Wallace lie-
Camant, Dr. E. P. Geary. Joseph
Simon and Federal Judge McNary
Active pallbearers will be George
Neuner, United States attorney;
George H. Marsh, clerk of the
United States district court; R. Pj
Ronham Hitr(-t immi.rniin. hi- I
ector; John L; Day. United States
marsnai; a. ai, uaqnon, rereree
in bankruptcy. ! and Kenneth F.
Frater, United States commission
er.
E ORDERS TO
AID TRADE IS VIEW
KANSAS CITT. Jan. g fAP)
Members of the Rotary club of
Kansas City, representing more
than 300 business classifications
with nationwide alliances, rdted
iouay io carry to tneir businesses
and to nnwands nf 300 almilar
Clubs in the TT!nltrf Rttp mnA
Canada the prosperity buying
Plan of Joyce Hall, Kansas City
manufacturer.: .
Rnrn rinrln- . .tal.-
in a Pullman, the Hall Idea was
put into1 effect by the manufact
urer In his own ! business by Issue
of 240 orders, anticipating sup
ply requirements of many months.
These were sent to companies who
were requested to place their re-
suiting supply-; orders. In connec
tion with this business, on a simi
lar oasis. ; i :
In ten days. Hall told the Kan
sas City Rotarlans today, the Idea
oao spread xrom coast to coast
and it had been necessary to put
to work a special staff to handle
correspondence la
with the idea.
connection
4 "Y" Quintets
To be Seen Here
This Saturday
Salem basketball fans mar see
xour or tne. Oregon T. M. C." A.
basketball quintets In action Sat-
uuajr mgm at tne Y. M. C.f A.
here fa Salem. The headliner will
w w n.u torn uc XU a HQ JUgCne. I
which are first and second ; tn I
standing in the league" i
Wendllng and Astoria play ;
iJitMiajinary at V o Clock for the j
consolation game. The latter Is ln
in iirtn. Portland Is occupying
third at present.
Bethel Girls in !
Win Over Alumni
' Quintet, 30 to 14
I liXfCtW ' Tan TV
". o lug annual
alumni high school basketball
game was played In the Bethel
gymnasium. . The, ' Bethel high
school girls won from the Bethel
Alumni by a score of SO to 14.
'The game between the Alumni
ooys ana the high school boys was
a close hard fought battle with
tne aiumnl wining- 28 to 24. i
Dandy Vacation
AURORA, Jan. 8. The teach
ers enjoyed a most pleasant vaca
tion, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Rho
ner spent the time In Baker with
Mr. Rhoners parents. Mrs. Gib
bons was In Brownsville, where
her husband la now" stationed.
Mrs. Frankll nTyler enjoyed the
show at Hood River with Mr. Ty
ler. E. F. Morrison divided his
time between Portland and Au
rora, and while in Portland he t-
COURT ADJOURNS
mm
tenaed one session of the Oregon
State Teachers association.
4'Vv;-:0'r.; 1-1
QREGOf'J CITY'S
IS
Huntington Sees Hard mix
I Ahead; Small Floor; to
1 Be Real Handicap
I . "Holly" Huntington Is leading
his red and black hoopsters
against Oregon City tonight at
the mill town.
I With Kitchen xmt. "Holly" Is
not sure how his team will per
form, especially against theetrong
Oregon City team.; Last' season
Oregon City had the strongest
team in the district, according to
Huntington, and would have got
ten into the state tournament eas
ily If the stride at the first of the
season had' been maintained, .
; Oregon City has defeated Lin
coln high of Portland an will
doubtless give Salem' high plenty
of competition. The floor there la
man, which will be a handicap
to the red asd hlnelr. nlavlns- a.
system which - works best on a
la vrsm flfiAtv TAfsmii wilt s4 e
ntvnt in vi.K.n
TEAM
FACED
r west nas been showing weU at ""V:"
I fcuard and Is strong on offense' ' T" T" . j .
me iive-man onense cans lor or -
I eawve Bireogxu irom eacn man
I and the guards frequently shoot
1 . -., .
I as mucn as tne forwards. , .
ly family which has furnished a
number of athletes to Salem, high.
He Is left-handed, which is an ad -
Tantage against the ordinary team,
Bdwden la the alternate eenter
and has a year's experience en the
B squad. , : I
The starting lineup will consist
of Foreman and Bones, forwards;
Slegmund, center, and Sachtler
Sanford, guards.
COMMERCIAL: PIN
Commercial league bowling on
the Winter Garden alleva, last
night was broken up by the 4b-
sence er two teams, racinc: Teie-
pnone and Wood-wneatpn. In the
one contest of the evening McKay
Chevrolet shopmen won two put of
h,r.ee'ri)m " J? nf r Electllci
792 8062599, to 813, 873, 812
- commercial Auto.Hody
"hop won three straight by ?irtue
Wfod-Wheaton's forfeit.!
.lzl,car, and Pisenbrand both
i'
vidual series and game, res pec -
oa ' ,1?? f"
I r "
wc.d U'" S
The match between Pacific Tele-
jrwwBum
teams was postponed out of re-
:m " . "J7.1V Til
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IfcKAT CHEVaOT.i.T SHOPICEX
Allen 202 15 161ii 522
DeMtrritt . 174 15 141 , 475
Elslcmr 203 159 190! 851
H. Brova 181 lOO 10 - 631
Kienbrndt 142 158 220; 520
ToUIji
.901 792 90 2599
Clio Sr. 143 144 1615
I. Bmrr 134 222 122?
i 448
!478
K. F. Taylor 193 ISO' 1
N.tk
.159 13 17
. 184 181 191
ToUig
.SIS 873 812 ' 2498
COSOIZBCIAJ. JiUTO BODT 8H0r
ZZZli!! Itl III ill
Evans in les 16; 498
8hdd . iso iso iso; 450
Ljrch 179 208 12S S10
Total
.778 14 769, 2355
WOOD-WKEATOJT CO.
Forfeit. .
Accepting the challenge made
by J. W. Blaney last month, Sam-
j w.wwv., ua.c,u o uv wiu
coming young star bowlerj will
roll against the Eugene mam on
me bagn necreaiion company
maple alleys there Saturday: i&ight
for the first 10 games of a series
of 50 to be played at Eugene. Sa-
iem, romana, Ainany ana uor-
vail Is. The Salem 10 games' will
be played by the. two stellar pin
men of tne state tne following
dty Sunday, at Winter Garden,
wsluJ"ai i a V. Bt. . .! 5
Thls bl match w,n practically
n ,o vav uiyuu;
bowler In the state, for Bla'ney has
long held the reputation pf-i being
the state's best and one of the
urifiUiini oi: norwv I powi-
n- li wl "o eah that a Sa,
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ACE RETIRES
Jr.
WHTT m fli I'm
has announced his retirement Xrom
the amateur tennis ranks in order
to take up motion picture work.
The famous lanky Davis Cup
star signed a contract with the
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer Company
and wffl probably begin work at
nee in a production, :
W -ST M W Illlllir I 1 1 IS T W rW t
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STEINBOCK BOWLS
BLANEY TOMORROW
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The recently released records made
during the 1930 baseball season
reveal the fact that Charley
"Chuck" Klein (above), of the
I rnuaaeipnia , Nationals, broke
I lonavetandinr record. Klein cam.
Pfled totafef 44- assist, exeeed-
ins? the mark of S9 for entnelders
I inase or Hike Mitchell, ef the Ci
1 S50A bttr off nc f h.t t. th
I nurse nn for the winner
I vi . v 4.1 t..t
, ' sr wve ie avtvvaVH t-
ru of the , matches. Blaney has
and 13 of this season, he beat
BUney 7 up. Blaney, however.
;l smudti ictmi. nntMnr
him 4S down at the end pf the
fmt.lt games. Those who saw
Stelnbock in action at Eugene
when he vu behind at-th tart
I of the llth a wi a mnrvel
Gf concentraUon and dead-eye
bowling. 1 j :
4 The 60 games will be played as
follows: 10 each at : Eugene, Jan
uary 10; Salem, the llth, Port
land, the 17th; Albany, the 24th;
and the finals : at I Corvallis, the
31st. All matches are scheduled to
start at 8 p. m.:
According to .Fred Karr, Win
ter Garden proprietor, a Seattle
.recreation: company wanted the
Albany match. ! Since both bowl-
rs ar valley; men. It was decided
mot to give up one round to the
northerners.
LEASE OF PORTLAND
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Tne state board f control has
I
which virtually amounts' to the
purchase of the Oregon building
1 In Dnrtlon A . MnH I n t n. lal
1" i 'j . , . rv,
torney general : here ' Thursday,
M- w T-
tate board of control
1 1 The attorney general held that
authorised by! law for the reason
that it was prepared upon a plan
which contemplates! and provides
for the purchase of the said prop
erty, and that a portion of the so
called rent Installments would be
applied upon j the purchase price
01 the premises.
: The Oregon' .buildlna- is now oc-
lcupied br a number of state de
sy tne boara ex control.
Diplomatic
Fete
To be
Notable;
Hoovers Hosts
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WASHINGTON, ; Jan. y (AP)
President and Mrs. Hoover en
tertained tonight at the largest
and most elaborate White House
dinner of the Washington social
season- that given forthe diplo
matic corps. . ; .
' The heads of the1 various em
hassles and ' legations In Wash
ington with their wives were the
guests of honor.
In addltlonto the foreign con
tin rnt. scrtir Rtim.nn .
Mrs. Stlmsoni former Secretary
oc biaie rranic u. Kenogg and
Mm Kellow sntnr mnA xiwm
William E. Borah and Represen-
tative and Vr HunrT W'Temnln
were invited, j Senator Borah and
Representative Temple are the
heads of he j foreign relations
committees of the I senate
and
house.
trr,, -r- J r 1 t
X UrWC tfrOUing
fl Oj 3 f 171 J
(Jf 0060131 t Und-
OiG: O.P. is on
t .
WASHINGTON, Jin. 8 (AP)
KtfllTsij.M til. tn
m.i tiMnnt n tv-. h,mim
-The i senate campaign funds
drill
000 spe
cial account of the republican na
tional committee, 832,000 of
which wis sent Into eight states
for use In behalf of! house candi
dates In the November elections
J. Matt Chilton, republican na
tional committeeman from Ken
tucky, and Galen 11 Talt. repub
lican state i chairman for Mary
land, were summoned to appear
before - the' Investigators next
Tuesday for questioning as to the
use made of funds turned over to
them from the account. Chairman
Nye said he expected they would
have some "Interesting stories"
to tell. .- -i , j... - ,
Women Protest ?
Idea:. Saloon to
Aid Prosperity
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 ( AP)
The Woman's Christian Tern
peranee Union today launched an
arsrnment aratn.t ;tia io
spread fallacy' that repeal of the
"'X . repel
prohibition laws would "cure the
aAai1 J MM - a .
It asserted In a statement the
depression, in fact,) would have
been, much worse had the United
States been on a "saloon era" bas
is, adding that other countries
in whleh the manufacture and
sale of liquor Is legal, have not
been saved front' the slump.
BALL I STAR
BUILDING
B
KEEfJE DRIVES
HIS BJ HARD
Albany Game Saturday 'to
: Be Important; Up-and
Down Form to Date
Spec" Keene Is driving his
"Bearcats' I Sn I preparation for
the game ' here Saturday night
against! Albany college, r
i While .f thej game with Albany
college is nota conference tilt.
It Is Important because Albany Is
under , probation ' for one year
preparatory s to being- admitted
to the northwest - conference.
This will bet the first -game of
the season for .Albany- against
any eonierence j team.
- A large number . of - lettermen
are present! jatf the ' Presbyterian
college and, .have 'shown good
wrk this season. ' No . games
have been played yet which -give
any comparisons of strength.
Willamette has looked, alter
nately good and poor this season
and has ' not , struck'- an - even
stride such as i it did last year.
The Bearcata". looked best this
season against JJ. tf O. but. have
not worked very :well since then.
Scales, Adams and ' Cardinal
have -not hit! their fast pace of
last ' season e although each " has
Improved.. In pome respects. . -.. ; ,
.Gibson and, . i Carpenter are
working . better together at
guarding and! also are Improving
on offense. Both are good at
taking the ball off the back
board permitting a fast breaking
dtfense. Peterson and Kaiser
are two alternate guards who
may see servfc 1 Saturday night.
Kaiser Is strong: at guarding,
but has not I become well accus
tomed to "SnecV offense ret.
Peterson has; been out of prac
tice several (weeks with an In
Jury, but is ready to go now. He
Is fast and a.1 good ball handler.'
' Kloostra j tip-off man
Kloostra 111 tip off man for
the second team and is a , good
scorer. Faber and Moore are
doing well at .forward and both
have plenty of scoring ability.
Both , are haxd workers and
steady playersi 1 ' V
The preliminary game Satur
day night will start at 6:45 with
Les" Spark : matching his
freshman.- team . with Coach
Downle's Chemawa Indian school
team. Chemawa has, defeated the
Llnfleld frosa land Is represent?
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f10 " H-iJX-U LAUNURT
ed by a speedy outfit, f parks
has not chosen his lineup yet
and I still looking for - a com
bination which will work togeth
er and play steady ball. Any
where -from 6 to IS hoopsters
have , been turning , out for the
frosh j. squad. Some of the fel
lows are working and are unable
to turn out regularly. I
t A number of games have been
arranged and some tentative
games planned. The games def
initely arranged include: Che-,
tna wa, Llnfleld frosh, Washing
ton and Lincoln highs of Port
land, Woodburn high, O. 8. C.
rooks, and Pacific frosh. rf '
FOKIIAPMJH MIX
IUAR1I4
"Teddy" Fox, who Is the pride
f Independence, will, don the
1
gloves with - "Happy" Chapman, .
who hales from Kelso. Wash.,- In
a bout here Wednesday night, Jan
vary 14. The match was scheduled '.
for. the night of January, 1, but .
Promoter Harry Plant set It aside
for. two weeks because of the big
card on in Portland that night.
Chapman ha a formidable rec
ord of knockouts to his credit; His -manager.
In a letter to Plant mail
ed before the holidays. Indicated
that the fight with Fox would be ,
just another "stowaway," but Fox
thinks decidedly -to the contrary
He called up Plant yesterday and
told, him he was in f irrt class con
dition. - "
Friday night, January 16. Plant
Will put on a wrestling match here
and promises the fans a good card.
Harvey Facing
Dundee Tonight; i
Record is Good
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NEW YORK. Jan. 8 (AP)
Len Hanrey, a first class fight- .
ng man from England will find
the short cut to middleweight
honors open for blm tomorrow -.
bight In Madison Square Garden. . .
The Englishman, with 350. vic
tories behind him In' a 'ten-year
career and the vacant middle
weight rthrone' yearning ; for Ian
occupant, battles Vince Dundee.
Baltimore Italian, In a 12-round '
feature match. " i
The bout will be Harrey's first
engagement in the United States.
He is a 2 to 1 favorite to defeat
Dundee, brother of the former
welterweight champion.
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PAPER HANGING
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