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DEFENSE WEAK WITHOUT LEWIS Lank Center Held out When fouls Pile up; Signal For W. S. C. Rally ! i tuuvALLis, ore.,. Jan. (AP) Washington state college evened It two-game basketball series with Oregon State here to night, defeating the Bearers 44 to 30.' -The victory once more placed the two teams In a tie for second place In the northern di vision of the Pacific coast confer ence. ' 'r-1 . Oregon State started with a rash and ran the score to 11 to 1 la few minutes. Then Lewis, Bearer center, was taken out with three fouls counted aralnst him and the : Cougars clawed their wajr through the Bearer de fense. They tied up the count at It all at the half. Although Lewis was sent back Into the game la the second half the Cougars' brand of ball was too much for the Bavera. I When the Cougars had amass ed . ten point lead they stalled for nearly 10 minutes. Gordon. Cougar center, was high scorer with H points. ; . The lineups sad summary: Wash. State (44) FQFTPF Holstein. F 5 S t Pesco, F .......... .... 0 2 Gordon,! C ........ 7 2 0 Will. O - . 4 0 2 McLarney, O 3 11 Totals ...19 7 Oregon State (SO) Lyman, F 2 3 1 4 3 1 1 I 1 0 0 Dal lard, F Lewis, C Merrill, O Fagans, Q Grayson, F .. efM 0 Uarty, O ... Totals i....... i ...13 4 10 Referee:1 Morris; umpire, Pil- lUSO. .' ' Games Grow J The Evangelical church team and the First Methodist team were winners i In tha church leagut games played at the Y. M. C. A. last night. The big fast Evangelical church team ran rough shod over tne First pChrlstlan team and won 43 to 9,f Eiich was high scorer for the inner with 22 points. Byron Cooley was high scorer for the losers with four points. ; . -u The game between the First M. E. team and the Presbyter ians was much more interesting With the Methodists lucky to take a win 22 to 19. Hardy and AVaddell each scored six points for the sons of Wesley, while Schmidt of the Presbyterian team was high I scorer of the game with 12 points. Numerous shots were missed and i"I close checking featured the game. 'Lineups:, First M. E. Presbyterians Hardy ....... ,F. .(. . C Hale Waddell f..... F...12 Schmidt Smith......... C....H. Colgan Carkin 4...... O....L. Colgan ltoock 4.......G....1 Marquis Satchweli 4. ... a... . . Johnson S. . . . llageman Evangelical First Christian Tiarqulst 8 . . . . . F 4 Cooley Iiewley 4. ... . , F. Bruce Cooley Kach 22. ...... C. ..... . 1 Ray Mares 4....... O 2 Vogt Bemington2... 0.....2 Berger Wateri....,...8.,,v... RHey Jlllflker 3. .... 8. .... .. Ames 8. . . r. . Barnes Referee, Dwight Adams. , Salem B Quint Wins Over Deal Hoopers 27-17 '-''' ' ".';;. The Sale t high B football team added another victory de feating the school for the deaf 27 to 17 in a fast game played at the deaf boys gym Tuesday night." . . " . - Burrell was high point man of the game with 13 points. Glese played a good game at guard and also worked In tor two baskets. Wood scored nine points tor tha i mutes. Fest played his first game at center for the deaf team and ahows promise of being a good player with' hard work. ?i The Salem high B team will play the Chemawa B team Fri day night as a preliminary to the game between the A teams of both, schools. Kalem B School for Deaf Pickens ...... .F. .. g Crawford McCarthy 2. . . . F; , Coffin Burrell 13 . . . . . e, Fest Cross. G...,. $ Wood Glese 4.. ......G 4 Adams Mosher........s....... Huitt Damon s i Referee, F. Johnson. W. Salem Hoop Teams Divide . With Liberty WEST SALEM. Jan. 20. The doable-header basketball gam played Saturday etening at Lib erty between the public- school teams of that place and of West Salem resulted In a rictory for the West Salem boys by a score of 4 to 2. The Wesr Salera girls j lost to the Liberty girls by a score of 28 to IS. The We&t Salem girls team was but. recently organized, and has had Tory little practice. Their game shows marked Im Church Hoop More Heated Those '. ii S121LLJAAJT- 1 1 0 .rC''rt g y F course, the World War fea- I f tnred it "Big Berthas" and v-r other heavy guns, but It was the mainstay of the French; light artillery the "solxanta qulnie (75) that did se much to settle the issue t on the western front nost adaptable as the "75" Is to all conditions a pounding, plunging, pulverizing force whenever it was anllmbered. Hockey has prototypes of thoce famous "7&V in Howie Morcns and Aurlcl Joliat of Les Cansdiens, Montreal's flashing Red Devils, i They wheel into action and keep sounding away from all anrlea in i Excitement of Gets Cagle Who Dons NEW YORK. Jan. 20. (API The thrill-thirsty crowd that follows professional football and the rank and tile of the pig skin citizenry who still remem ber a glamorous figure in the blue and gold of Army have lost a hero. The stock exchange, amphitheater of high finance and the hi leau nf M hn.i. ness, has gained a niodest, hard- worauurooaie, I Somei day Christian Keener Carle, the Red no gridiron, may gain the same rank In the financial work he held In football. If he falls to make the &tocc mrkt then the j celebrated , red head win think again of football. Bqt until they stop him for a loss, the Louisiana lightning la going to giro the Wall street game all the get and go that sent him blazing along the pigskin heights for fire dLzy years. j I You'd never recognize In th s!oft roiced. moderate nixprf Rooks to Come i Here Friday to Play W.U. Men .: . ' ,tj j The Willamette freshmen ira opening athletic relation ith the O. S. C. Rooks here Friday nigni. Tne rreshmen have played some good ball this season and have some good men. Several of the local freehmen hoopsters are over the six toot mark and occa sionally play, over the heada of the opponents. f; I The came Is liable to rni Into a battle of the giants as the kooks nave tore men over tlx feet two -and one center who Is C tU. Buckler la th lnttv ter and he halls from, Corvalllis nigh. Baldwin for the Willam ette frosh Swill tneaaur tin laaa and both men will probably have a chance to see how high they can jump. ; ; . u t, Minor Leagues All (Surrender On DrattIssuiz NEW YORK, t Jan' 9ft i k m Baseball'a mi tor fnfmi problem, the universal draft Question, has been settled by the unconditional surrender of, the minor leagues.' - - - h . i Bereft of the support of Its two class AA brethern, the Amer ican association and the Pacific mm Vtliff f VMM m m m m m s mi m m wm 6?5's" of By IIAItEIN BURNLEY- POIZUAKD OF LBS mm- list KtM rw SyMtaM Um. "sofxante quinze" battery fashion. In mobility, strength, indefatlga bility. and accuracy, they are hu man ''lb' a" it ever there was nich. While Morenx U a distinct vet eranhe's been superstarring for fully six years his partner, the inja-rubber-like Joliat is now ap proaching full flame as a Bed Devil pari excellence and is a eomnara. tivei youngster. Many consider aim' and Morens to be the big shots ef Leu CtniHimi. That maw K. true!, hut thev w with tm 1. most any member of which Is apt to blaze at times as a hockey "7 6. Indeed, Les Canadiens resemble Notre Dame in more respect than Exchange j of Gridiron Rookie Outfit southerner skidding from one traders booth to another on the floor of the "change", the carrot-topped terror who bulked so large on the football field. For that matter you'd never look twice either, at John Law, Notre Dame's captain and All-America n j a couple of years back. Law. short and dark, is serv ing his financial apprenticeship in one firm, Cagle in another. Cagj races about with order. Law! pushes his J way around as a guard should, i They both take plenty of hard body checking and! have no interference, "This Is wonderful," Cagle drawled at the end of the day. "The excitement gets you. . It's different from i anything I ever tackled before. It's amazing how; fast they handle i things down here. I'm not even going to think of playing, any more football until I find out how I'm going to go hgre. I might get away long enough to play with the Giants on week-ends.'' v coast league, the International league loday announced its cap itulation to the majors' . de mands. . it '-; ,s Thus all five of the so-called non-draft leagues hav4 a greed to accept the universal draft by which the majors gain the right to draft or "select" any player In any I minor league at a fixed price, r Faculty Quint Wins Again in Do-Nut League The faculty .'won lfa ' tUennA game in the Willamette ; Do-nut basketball league, defeating the freshmen 22 to 1. Les Sparks got his left hand , shot going and scored IS points for the absent mnlders. Girod scored six for the ducklings.':- ; - '-The lineups: ': i IVulty? -i Frcshmea Spatks 13 .....F Girod Keene 6 ...... .F. ..... 3 Woods Monk 2 C.... 2 7llllama Powers ........ O ...... 4 Hardy fetich If .O. 2 Hershberger Oliver .;'... fc, 8 Referee, Faber. t. I ' JAH SOCIETY TO MEETf - BROOKS, Jan. 20 The Brooks Ladles Aid society wilt bold i its regular meeting at the home of Mrs, Harrjr Klbbey on Thursday afternoon. - Mrs. n. H. Bosch and Mrs; John Lesher will isslst Mrs. Klbbey at the tea hour. . $r Hockey - CAMAPt&MS HBS A t (ZEAL. : All- i VtJi CUG one. They call America's most .famed football team the Fight- Irishmen on it. The Canadiens are Tishtinf Frenchw and they havo Morenz, a Swiss; the Mantha brothers Sylvio and George Italians; Des Rivieres (G us Rivers of Minneapolis) a Swede; Haine worth. an Englishman; also Burke and McCaffrey on their rolls. The natives, however, are ad mirably represented ) by Joliat, "Battleship'; Leduc. Pete LepineJ Larochelle, Nick Wasnie and one or two others. i Deff ils jean play, eh blent P CM" CURTIS Sometime, in, following the roar of the crowds the sport writer Is apt to forget that the quiet sport of river bank and deep wood is in his department too. We keep In coach with those phase of sport, we're glad to say oh ye, we go to every sportsmen's I banquet to which we're Invited. And there surely was a rousing one at the Marlon last night. Judg ing from the roll call of legisla tors present and the sentiments they; expressed, the sportsmen will be able to put over their program this year., Funny, ' how many of those boy - are mighty hunter and angler. Goes that must be a qualification for success in poli tics. If you can lure the trout ; out of the river, the same sort of patience and purity of soul will get the votes.; However that may be, the Rogue river boys have their guns well loaded, to bring home that six-point closing law. Senator Mil ler and Irving ''inlng should just naturally be able to talk it into the bag. Rogue river country al ways was a go-getter sort of place, whether it was basketball or ad vertising. Annual Banquet Of Chemeketans To be Thursday ' i At the Masonic hill Thursday night the Chemeketans, Salem's organization of lover of the great outdoors, will : hold their annual banquet. ; This will be the third event of the kind. Mrs. M. Panek is chairman of the committee handling preparations for the affair. On the toast program are Kent Shoemaker of the Hood River crag rats, Richard Up john, Dr. V. A. Douglas, Echo Ralderee, Dr. D. B. Hill and Mike Panek. C. A. Sprague li the toastmaster. Following the program, - which will be infor mal, there will be cards and dancing for the further enter tainment of 'the guests. : Chemeketans and their friends are invited to attend. Between Council 'flrora and Holslngton, Kas., on the Rock Is land railroad, are stations named after Charle rnmlaVev'a ." old- time White Sox team members. 9tmt Bnuta nkt Mim4 i 1 ii ' J s ALE M T Indians Coming Friday and ! Expected to" Provide i Tough Contest ; ! After almost losing a basket ball game to Tillamook dae to underrating the opponents,! the Salem , high team is taking its games thia week seriously, j 4 f Friday; night Coach Duwnle la bringing 1 his Chemawa Indian school team to Salem high to resume the struggle tor suprem acy. Competition between! the two schools Is keen in all sports and - especially in basketball, since the Indians once ; beat Sa lem oat for the district cham pionship i and entrance in the state tournament. Salem high won In football 14 to 0, but it was only the breaki of the game which spelled rictory, r for i the playing was close and hard throughout. j ; ' : . j 1 The Chemawa team appears to be steadier than It hap been In previous years and Downle Is likely to pull a little 'surprise on the red and black men.: Kitchen Is back In the Salem lineup and things are working ! well with plenty of reserve material. I Saturday night Salem high la going out of Its class a bit and playing the U. of O. Frosh here. The Frosh have their usual strong lineup and are now, as they always have been,! 1 a hard bunch to beat. ' Bearcats to Face Y Five At Portland j ' ; ; i ' j l!v; f "Spec" Keene is taking! bis whole Willamette basketball squad to Portland tonight for a game with the Portland Y" team In an effort to develop reserve strength for the heavy games to be played here this week end. 1 ; The Portland 'Y" team was a hard bunch to beat last season, and many of the same players are Still in the lineup. Hard, long practices have put the Bearcats In better condition and it Is believed that thei team will hit its real stride soon. The reserves are con tinuing to play good ball and have Carried the school colors admir ably in the games where they have performed. Friday night th Bearcats will have a fling at the Irish when St. Martins college of Lacey, Wash., comes here for a game. Willam ette opened athlet'o relations with that team last spring when! the Bearcat nine crossed bats with the Irish and managed to bring back a 4-to-3 win. St. Martina is up close to the University of Wash ington and In a territory where good basketball is played. Coach Keene Is bringing this team In with the intention of showing the Sa lem basketball fans a real game. ! Saturday night two!' varsity games will be played. The B'nal B'rlth team, which la one of the strongest of the Independent teams Izt the state, will be here, and the Vancouver Barracks team will be here. ; A hard-riding bunch of gi ant ball loopers are on the Bar racks team and beat Pacific 98 to 46 without any undue exertion. Fruitland Wins ! Thriller From j Rickreall Five A last minute rally saved the game tor the Fruitland church basketball team Tuesday when the Rickreall town team was beaten 17 to 16. ! The score teetered in a lanti- llslng manner during the game and the Rickreall.: team was ahead toward the close but some last minute scoring by; Morgan saved the affair for the Fruit land team, . Lineups: j Fruitland Rickreall Morgan 9 ...... F. . . 4 Dempsey Forgard 4 ..... F. ..... 2 Allen Johnson 2. .... C. ... . , Morrow Smith , . . . O . . 6 Haf tarson Johnson 2. Q.2R. Haf tarson Fagg. &...... 2 Bihl - 8. . . . Hamilton ftlonmouth High I Defeats Normal j Reserves 24 to 20 1 MONMOUTH, Jan. 20 Mon mouth high won Its 11th straight victory Tuesday night, defeating the Oregon Normal reserves 24 to 20. . '.f : It was a hard fought game and so, Intense that the crowd enjoy ed it more than the main game. At; half time the; score stood j 14 to 12 In favor of the high school. Hockema was high scorer with eight points. - f , !' ;- Monmouth II. Normal Rerre Hockema, S ..F J Shellenberger Good; S JF..$, Vaughn Santee, 5 - C. ..2. Petty White, S O 6, Roger Johnson, '2 .G.-.2, Edwards Sfaytpn Quintet ! Beats Aumsville AUMSVILLE, Jan. 19 Aams ville grade school boys and gtrls played basketball at Stayton Sat urday. The local girls, an unex perienced team, lost 16 to 2. The boys' game was O to 0 at the first half and .ended with a score of C to 3 in favor of Stayton, ' An interesting return game is ex pected at Aumsville In the near future. This game was the first game for the locals. REDSKINS IE City League Pinmen Get HighScores Displaying the greatest Im provement . any local bowling group .has shown since the better days of last fall. City leaguers last night aU joined efforts at bring ing back the times of 200-games. team 800's and series scores not to be ashamed of. vi With all six teams out to do better,! however, .game scores were about as usual. McKay Chevrolet pinmen, matched against their Bake Rite rivals, lost two out of three games to the Bakers, 810, 986, 857 2752 to 936, j2S, 9912850. Capital Bedding company defeated Win ter Garden two out of three, 862. 926, 918 2706 to 787, 884, 1006 -2627. Willamette Valley Trans fer took two from Elka club, 824, $22,19062552 to 757, 834, 836, 2412. . -. ; Oeotge Allen, Chewy captain, came within one point of equaling his alMeagu record game of 268, and scored high Individual series of! 616. Coe of Bake Rite rolled a 608 series and Crowe of Winter Garden a 601. j Out jot the cellar came Winter Garden team to chalk up a team game of 1006, but 31 pins under the all-league record of 1037 held by Bake Rite. Sumlmary: I ' t BAKE SITE Stelnbock .19 180! S. 179 555 167 534 210 "? 672 213 60 a 222 S03 TJtrneJl 173 104 18 17 190 803 , Eehmidt 101 1701 Totals .,936 023 991 2850 McKAY CHEVEOUET CO. Allear, 190 267 158 615 475 &5S 088 Jobnoa 150 187 138 t Merit .158 168 203 Urr Par 221 184 150 wl93 82 208 Total ..910 980 837 2753 WILLAMETTE VaXLET TEAN8TEB K. Kay J...... 189 223 190 599 . Shark? .u..lfi5 1. Ifenwowa M. Huniienway ...15H W. Kanfola 179 141 148 170. 134 187 159 179 191 4H3 453 513 604 Total 2532 Haaac? Pratt 413 540 463 190' 547 118 450 AUDDf Totals .j757 834 836 2417 t . i CAPITAL BEDDIKO CO. Tiftw i-.-M185 214 199 598 H. BroWW ..177 158 169 157 186 211 500 488 545 675 Poalia ..169 169 -.162 163 190 202 Mohr ToUli ....,863 928 918 2706 WINTER OAEDEK I Crw Taylor ..w.201 189 211 601 ...... 194 144 171 509 MrKtnney U7 IBS SIS 486 icobiuion Ksrr i 4 .,119 174 190 '483 ,15 171 331 S48 Totals ..787 884 i00 2837 NORMAL DEFEATS ! MONXiOUTWJ Jan. 20 The Oregon Normal basketball team defeated ' the Columbia univer sity five here Tuesday night -44 !to 3. r- . , , ii -. i i The f local team held the lead throusrbout with score 28 to 17 in' favor of the teachers at halt time. Coach Larry Wolfe's men set a fast pace and with reserve, material showing up as welll as the regulars, the Irish hoopsters could never overcome the lead. Holt- was high scorer ; of the game witu 14 points. Edwaraa at !mnrA !in1av rantl rima and worked, in with the offense for it points also. Milan was the shin ing light for the Irish and play ed a great game at guard and did some pretty floor work. Lineups: Monmouth, ' MaTr, It Columbia rJ.; t, Hunt Holt, 14 ..P ...8, Stone Ayers, 54 Edwards, 12 4, Meyerclon ..G 4, Tafttl Englebretsen, 4 S.. 6, Schaler Petltt; 18 S. Steelhamer, 4 t.S. Referee, Dick Cuman. Parrish Will Face B Team iwoodburn Parrish Junior high will travel to WojQdburn tonight to play the high school B team of that city. A defeat of Parrish reported by thei 1 Fruitland church team, occurred in aj practice acrim make with 16 men being used. The Parrish team Is yet unde feated and will be In good shape tonight to defend Its record. Al though; the players are- some-' times tratic in shooting, the team play and passing are both good. 1 1 ''-'( Coach! Brown' announces that McMlnnrllle Junior high will play on the Parrish floor Friday might. j McMinnvUle will be a tough 'contender, i as - the same team Which played there last season Is playing now. The Tro jans, Brown's : midget team, will play a i preliminary Friday night against! a midget team from Woodbnrn. i Albany Pirates j Ddfeat Pacific College Quintet ALBANY, Ore., Jan. 20. AP) --Albany college, defeated Pacific i college, it tn 99. in A basketball game! here tonight. 1 ly In the rame t and maintained t throughout the 'game. The scorel at the end of the half was 18 to 10 iln favor ot the. Pirates. Sandozi Pacific forward, was high scorer with 1 4 pointa. . I r I. .824 822 90 XLKS CLUB .U.M.14I 124 145 148 189 203 1145 150 170, ni nitl.a llm , ft . i... '.an mm A toil Ami, mmmM ROGUE CLOG Visitors Outline Argument At Meeting Arranged by I Local Sportsmen j '. ! .;. : " ' , ' i1 ' j Saving not "the idle pleasure ot an Idle fisherman" but a tourist harvest which already amounts to two million dollars a year. Is the aim of Rogue 'river Interests In seeking the closing of that stream to commercial fishing,!' Senator Ed Miller, spokesman of the' area in question, declared In outlining the issue at a banquet Monday night at the Marlon hotel, attend, ed by over 100 sportsmen includ ing the game committee members from both houses of the legisla ture. - y; 'l. . V ' ..' The banquet was held under the auspices of the Marlon Coun ty Game Protective association and. the Isaak Walton league of Salem and was presided over by Chris Xowlts, to whom! Senator Miller gave credit for developing a heavy vote for closing the Rogue when the issue wis on the ballot in November. At that time the measure lost : on the statewide count by a narrow mar gin. , ... . . : V.;-, v: ' The lure of the Rogue, said Senator Miller, as a fishing stream has become but a remnant of what It once was, and it will be non-existent in a few years it commercial fishing at the mouth is ajlowed to continue, Game Commission Mfmbere present - f Another 'speaker emphasizing the "lure of the Roguj; was I. E. Vlning of Ashland, former presi dent of the state chamber of com merce. He described In vivid fash; Ion bow the natural wonders draw men here from the .eastern states whjlch no longer can offer out door recreation. 1 1 Two members of the game com mission, Wilfred Allen of Grants Pass and David Evans of Eugene, also were speakers. Mr. Allen dwelt upon stream pollution as I Business AMUSEMENTS 8aleni Golf Cours3 miles aoutb en River Drive. 18 hole watered fair way, large gre.s. Fees 75a, Sundays una 1 nniumvu. i f. AUCTIONEERS P. N. Woodry Tears f!a1m'a Leading: Auctioneer ana furniture u-air -Rea1i!en and Store ! 1110 North Bummer fit , ' T1rhrtn' 8H -" BATHS Turkish hnths end massnge. R. II. trn, Ttiopnnnm 1314. Kw Prk BATTERY ELECTRICIAN n. aj. onrion - national . uartenee -Starter and generator work. Texaco BICYCLE REPAIRING LLOTD EL RAMCDEN Columbia Bicycles ana repairing. 1 17 court. The best In blcyelea and repafrlnir. IT. W.; Poott. 147 H. Com!. 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Extension to mg OrderdfDa NEW YORK. Jan. 20. (AP)' The New York athletic com mission today provided .for a resting place for those boxer who are either knocked, pusheJ. or fall out of a rlmg by decree ing that, the! I rings! over whloh they have jurisdiction must ex tend three and one half feet be yond the ropes., Tjhey now ex tend' only one and si half. The jiew rule greW out of the unusual circumstancies surround ing i the "battle of the short count" between, Tom Heeney and Max Baer In Madisoh quaro Gar den last- Friday -night. Heeney was pushed out of the ring by Baer, helped back) In by i Jaclt Dempsey, the referee, and' soma others and then de: by the knockdown blared "out" timekeeper while Dempsey "eight" In his ear. was toiling Dempsey appearing of. his own' volition was told he could have waved the boxers 'buck ..together it he had wished ti the referee has supreme power but that he should have disqualified Uwnfy when his second pushed him through I the rope Dempsey also was told he went beyond lil authority when he Ifeut the help ing hand. Directory LAUNDR ES i. CAPITAL crif riAUNDrtT "We Wash Ever) tlflMr In Imx MATTRESSES Mattresses from faciory to home. Ask about our wool mattreswa. Rn ovaters and fuml.ttor Cnpttnl Cl:y H11lna; On. Tl. 1 !. ame North C-d- T" MUSIC STORES OEa a WILL Ptonoa. Plion. grapha. ewtn mnchinna, aheet ml and Piano atudlea. egatrlna; pliono rrapKa and aewlng siai-hlnea. tit f etr. Palm. I OFFICE SUITUES Everything In office fmppllea Com. mvrr hi ihkii HrorA. vis iv iom'i Ifl. 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