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PAGE EIGHT j 1 ' ' The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Saturday Morning, January 24, 1931 Second! Siring Quint Puis Game on Ice for W. U.,47-3G VARSITY FI Usual Course of Events Is 7 Reversed as Catholic ' Team Shows Speed Many a time in the history of port a "first team" has been rushed onto the: field to iare a gams lost, or nearly, lost by tha "second team.. It remained for ; "Spec" Keene of "Willamette-, to reverse the process - and send In four members of his second bas ketball team-to saTe-the .day ajralnst St. Martins college Friday night .Willamette won 47 to SO. It's not at all certain' that Wil lamette's first i string; quintet would bare lost; the score was .tied, 25-all, with about seren min utes of the second halt Rone. The Bearcats had forced far ahead early la the first half. Then the Catholics, uncovering an uncanny ability at long range shooting, had brought the game back to an even ! basis, four points behind at half time. They tied it up at 23-all, then at 25-all. L Then Peterson Kloostra, Faber and Moore went In for Wlllam- ! ette and after a few anxious mo ments during which the game still see-sawed, St. Martins' rally 'i was broken and the fresh Willam ette troops began piling up points, : dividing them fairly evenly. Net satisfied with four "reserves" In the lineup, Keene gave three more of them opportunity to play be fore the game ended. Wlatrak, guard, was St. Mar tin's outstanding player. The Pa get t Sound t boys used a style of play wel ladapted to' their slse. a low breaking system that proved highly effective. Summary; Ht. Martins (30) " FO FT PF Ogle. K ........... .2 1 3 lleynolds, r ........ 1 0 S TaylOT, C ,...3 1 1 Wlatrak. Q ......... 5 2 1 Fuller, Q .......... .1 0 0 Costa, s ........... 1 0 0 Totals 13 4 8 Willamette (47) ! Adams, F .1 1 2 Scales, F .....4 1 0 Cardinal. C ......... 4 0 0 Gibson. Q .....1 1 ' 2 Carpenter, Q ........ 1 1 i Moore, S .......... .1 3 1 Peterson, S ......... 3 0 "0 Kloostra, 3 . . . ...... 2 0 1 Faber, S .......... .2 ' 0 llarmon, S ...... ...1 0 1 Totals ..........20 7 I Referee, Strltxnater. ElSW IS HEAD OF SILVERTON". Jan. 23 L. C. Eastman-, mayor, has been elected president of the SUverton country club for 131. Other officers cho sen were II. W. Preston, vice pre sident; Clifford O. Rue, secretary ' and treasurer. The board of di rectors include Mayor Eastman, H. W. Preston, G W. Hubbs. J. A. Werle, R. B. Duncan, H. B. La tham, w. N. Arbuthnot and IL R. Irish. . ..... Committees appointed-Include: greens, R. O. Allen, A. W. Sim mons and Otto Legard; hoe. Hugh Range, Norrle Ames, Ernest Starr; finance committee, C. A. R039, J. A. .Campbell. Paul Ben son; i audit committee, E. Banks, A. R. Eastman, Dr. II. E. John son: tournament, p. L. Brown. C A. . Reynolds, Xorman B. East man C. H. Jarvls, O. W. DeLay: membership committee. E. J. Adams, Fred Cavender, C' R. Wil son, Frank Syrlng, and Lawrence M. Larson. ! j ; i Five Die From Filling Station Alcohol Potions ASHLAND, Ky., Jan. 23 AP) A fruit Jar containing 20 cents worth or filling station al cohol was a loving cup of death for rive of seven men who drank from It. The story of M. L. Queen, one of the survivors, brought about the arrest here of Marion C. Col lins, 43. filJing station proprietor. The dead are Charles (Buck) Brown,. 45. Cyrus O'Brien, 54: Ben Fannin, 35; Dudley Gee, 37, and Beryl Wilcox, 28. Brown died at a hospital and the others at the city jail within ten 'hours aiier arinking.the potion. Queen is neid with the other so rTivbr, R E, Boggs. . . , ; ELD CUB ; Alia :' ' " .' ' '.:;. The Thrifty Buyer FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY We are authorized to place iprices on Majestic Radio receivers that will be extremely attractive to the "careful buyer. ' ,! !. ":: -ii.'j:. --r--.- : THE LIMITED TIME for which this opportunity will exists demands your immediate investigation, ij, . ? ' j . , : : . ' . Call at or phone our store today V ID JB EOT I & 11 O D D EveTytMngHectriccli x 466 State St. i ji V j Telephone 2112 Red and Black Hoopsters I Miss Fewer Shots, Beat Chemawa Quintet 32 to 18 I Salem high school defeated the chemawa Indian school bas ketball team S2 to 18 at, Salem high Friday night. ' The game was close is the first half with both ldea "off" somewhat in their shooting. The Indians played fast flashy ball and proved to be good at foul shooting. ; Bone - and Kitchen started the 'scoring for Salem. Lin the second half the ball al most refused to go through the basket especially toward the end of, the 'game. Salem piled up the score for a while, but soon Was afflicted with the habit of missing shots 'which - was - also bothering the Indians. -Holly" Huntington stated after the game that he never saw a game where so many apparently good shots jumped out of the basket. ! What the game lacked In shooting ability was made up in the speed shown throughout and. the large crowd was well pleased with the team play and passing displayed by both sides. Toward the close of the game the Salem high! guards seemed Insistent on passing the ball to the Indian forwards, but this proved a good way to stall for the ball rolled around the hoop continuously without goln- through. Sanford. pis: ' a good game at guard and was also ; high scorer for Salem with 15 points. Sachtler also played ; a ; good game at guarding and did i some nlcej floor work. Together the two I guards outscored the for wards and center In the game. DePoe was' high scorer for the Indians with nine points. Salem Chmwa Bone 8 ....... . F. . . . . Vlvette Kitchen 4 F.... 9 DePoe Slegraund C....5 Hatfield Sanford 1S.....G 4 Miller Satchler3. G . . Dog Eagle Brownell. . . . . . S Blade Foreman 2 ..... S Referee, Basbor. ParrishFive Winner Over McMinnville Parrlsh Junior high added one more Tlctory to Its rapidly grow ing list by defeating the McMinn ville! junior high 27 to 14, at the Parrlsh gym Friday sight. r The game was rough with 28 fouls being called. Perrlne and Ellis both had to leave the game with four personal fouls apiece. Parrlsh scored four field goals the first half and kept McMinn ville from scoring any daring that period. Lineups: ParrlAh McMinnville DeJardln .. F.. TTistadt Perrlne .......F.....i;...... Beard Vic DeJardln ..C Small Hobbs .. .-. n , . Peterson Ellis l.....0- Mullkln Referee, Ellis. MOVIES TOO REAL GEOROVESTI. Rumania, Jan 23 (AP) The introduction of motion pictures into this village last night caused a stampede in which 11 persons were trampled. some of them being seriously in. Jured. i i A peasant audience,, no mem ber of which ever had seen a movie before, was assembled in the hall to. view a cinematic thriller, and suddenly the scene flashed a ; locomotive roaring straight down the track. I The sight of this giant mon ster seemingly coming to run them down, was too much for the spectators. They all made a wild rush for the door and in the ensuing . frenzy all fittings of the building were wrecked. Mission Society To Hold Covered . Pish Meet Soon ; . ; - : ' ! Rosedale,' Jan. 23 The "La dles' Missionary society had a very pleasant meeting with Mrs, Ellis Cannoy Wednesday after noon. One of the f eatures of the afternoon Jwas the breseniatlon oi a D-.nna&y cage to .ura. a. j. Haldy. t j v i ' ! - STAMPEDE rcojosir i TtuU old publicity , bter mcu. uempsey scarcea m .uw light training the other day. Just to make sure it stayed a aeeret, he Invited a sports writer to be hi sparring part- Br, - Vim's not getting ready to fight that is not unless and If and whereas and maybe some time " Suppose the falling off In the crowds turning out to nee. him referee had anything to' do with it? Rending; ia the second string boys to make victory sure, after tho varsity haa Just held the enemy even, la m new stunt pulled by Spe Keene last night. Maybe that won't! make the first team gang work from now on. We heard that visiting "ugli est man" didn't fill the bill, so the local champion's laurels are still safe. Salem High B Quintet is Also Winner The Salem high B team com pleted Salem high's program of winning Friday night and de feated the Chemawa B team 20 to 14. t The game was a preliminary to the first team game played by the same schools. Bowden played his first game with the B team which made It a bit dif ficult as be has not been practic ing with that outfit' for long. However he shows promise of becoming a valuable addition to the team as he played with it last season. Goebel was high point man with nine points while Bobb scored seven for the Indians. The style of play for both teams was similar to the style used by Lthe A teams. Also the malady or musing snots was present in the game. Giese played a nice game at guard and stood ' next to Goebel in scoring for Salem. A false rumor had the Salem B team playing the Wranglers Friday night, but the B team will play the Wranglers tonight. The previous game ended In a tie after a five minute overtime period and as the main game was late in starting, it was . de cided to play the game off later. Salem D Chemawa B Burr ell 3...... F... ... 7 Bobb Pickens 3. .. ...F. ... " Helburn Bowden. C 3 Pratt Goebel 9. O..... Corbett Cross G... 1 S. Blade Gelse 6. ....... S. . . Hall S. . . 2 Bad Gun Referee, Bashor. INJURIES FATAL TO HERE RESIDE! William Meithos. 86. of Hop mere, died Friday following injur ies sustained about 10 days ago, when he was struck by a car driv en by Henry B. Koebler, 991 Sec ond street, Salem. The accident occurred on the highway near Hopmere, Meithos being knocked to the pavement as he was walk ing along the road. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the Catholic church at St. Louis, according to announcement from the Terwilllger f uneral home where remains are. Meithos leaves the following children: Joe and John of Brooks, Peter of SileU, Nick of Califor nia, Mrs. Mary Diem of Salem and Mrs. Llzxle Robinson ; and Mrs. Anna Sharp of Fraser, Minn., and a number of granchildren and great-grandchildren. Program is Given For Minister and I Bride at Brooks BrooksThe following pro gram was given at the recent re ception here for Rev. Blacker and his bride: ! Invocation, O- Cv Epley; vocal solo, Ruth Palmer; vocal duet. Mrs. Clyde sHarrls and Mrs. Cecil Ashbaugh; solo, Lena Riggie; so lo, Mrs. Ray Barker; vocal duet. Mr.i and Mrs. Streeter; vocal so lo, Mrs. Clyde Harrlss; talks by O. O. Epley and C. C. Wade; re sponse by Rev. Blackler. The pro gram was read by Verda Shafer, secretary of the Sunday schooL II. J. BROWN WINS PINEHURST, X. C, Jan. 23 (AP) Sergeant H. J. Brown of Fort Bragg, a ' veteran army marksman, won first honors to day In the 24th annual mid-winter 4 trapshoot. breaking 33 tar gets ,- in the feature, 100-target handicap event. ? " , : " -- . . JONES-DEVLIN DRAW : V. SAN JTEtANCISCO, Jan. ; 23.4 (AP) Gortllo Jenes, , negro mid dleweight ef Akron, o., - and Chick Devlin, of San - Francisco, fought ten rounds to a draw here tonight. '--. - --.i-t : HUSKIES BEAT Missed Shots Spell Defeat For Reinhart's men; Visitors Cautious i I ' ' EUGENE, Ore. Jan. 22. AP) The University of Wash ington retained its lead In the northwest division of the Pacific coast basketball conference by defeating the University of Ore gon. 31 to 26, here tonight. It was Washington's fifth consecu tive v'tory and Oregon's fifth consecutive defeat. - . The game was rough and hard fought from start to finish.' Swanson, Washington center, almost Invariably took the tip off. The Huskies played a slow, cautious game. The Webfoots had many chances to score but missed easy under-the-basket shots. At the end of the first five minutes the score was tied at 8 all. Then the Huskies' plays be gan clicking and the half ended 18 to 10 in their favor. Late In the final period Ore gon cut Washington's lead to three points "but the Huskies kept plugging away and put one through the hoop just before the final whistle. Lineup and summary: Washington (31) PP FT PF Swygard, F 1 2 0 Fuller, F 6 1 3 Swanson, C . . . . , 2 1 2 West, G 1 0 3 Cairney, G 2 1 2 Nelson, F ....... 1 0 0 Totals 13 5 10 Oregon (2d) PF FT PF Stevens. F , l 2 2 Dolp, F 1 0 l Eberhart, C 1 1 2 Rotenberg, G .... 0 1 3 Levoff. G 4 1 0 Roberts, C ...... 1 0 o Keenan, F 0 jl 0 Calkins, G 2 0 1 Totals 10 6 9 Referee: Bobby Norrls: um pire: Ralph Coleman. Jefferson Five Wins Two Tilts From Aumsville JEFFERSON, Jan. 23 The local Santlanx valley league bas ketball team went to Aumsville Wednesday night, where it de feated the Aumsville boys in two games. The score for the first game -as 17 to 13. At the end of regular playing time the score was tied, so they played an extra two minutes, to play off the tie. In the second game the score was 21 to 14 In favor of Jeffer son. The line-up for Jefferson: BUyeu, Goint, Phelps, Boyer, Beach, Harper, and McClaln. Phelps was high point man for Jefferson,. Kid Berg Keeps Welter Crown CHICAGO, Jan. 23. (AP) - Jack "Kid" Berg of London suc cessfully defended his Junior wel terweight championship tonight by defeating Goldle Hess, Los An geles challenger, in a 10-round battle marked by whirlwind ac tion from start to finish. ESKIMOS WIN SEATTLE, Jan. 23- (AP) Defeating Vancouver 1 to 0 in a slzsllng hockey game here to night, ! the Seattle Eskimos caught, up. with the Lions to share second place in the Pacific coast hockey league. Savage scored 1 the winning goal in the -first period. COLUMBIA WINNER PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 23. (AP) -Columbia university de feated ; Pacific university, 33 to 32, in a basketball game hereto night, i GENE TUNNEV TO EXPLORE ASIA DESERTS o " t ;; : ... - ! ; ; ' ,; ' .; ; ,: " t-- t ' v f - - t .. . - . ': - . . '..v-:...-i"'V-'- -x..:- : . ., ...., i iik jiiii - inn ii " -....rfi.' "' will ffi a-ir -.i-T -r-t-i "' "" - 1 mat j: Desert Sceue i TieeT. 'vU'f;j . - : 9 ' -1; mongoua . ) -' i- Turning his back en society, James J. Tunney with his wile the former Polly Lauder, will sail Thursday on the first lap ef a three-year trip of explora . tion In the deserts of Asia, Twwloalj forward with en Ballroom Tactics Prove i Effective for J ens en in i Victory Over Seattle Man Thor Jensen, Olympla, Wash ington, took two out of three falls from Rough House Barton of: Seattle la a wrestling match at; the Salem Armory Friday night. Jensen weighed IIS and I Bar ton weighed in at 170. Barton took the first fall in 18 minutes after a lot of. punishment' had been exchanged. Jensen was es pecially clever at using his feet to give Jabs with loosened holds. Jensen came back in the sec ond period ' and continued to use his feet to good advantage.; He took the fall with a reverse; face lock which made Barton . pat. the mat. Not however before . Jen sen bad stepped on Barton's: foot time and again and had ren dered It tonchy as a boll. The time for this fall was 16 min utes. . . . ; . In the last period much rough ing was done with Jensen using Tellers and Bookmen Get Set for Game The afternoon of Saturday, February 7. has been set as the time for the basketball game be tween the tellers and bookkeep ers of the U. S. Bank. This game Is , an annual affair, being the third time the two have met; The games are looked forward to each year and are hotly con tested. The tellers hold two wins over the ' bookkeepers and all dope points to another win for them. The teller team is a veteran one having played together for sev eral years. Carl Armstrong and Lawrence - Fisher two of their outstanding stars, were members of the U. S. Bank team which won the city league title in 26 27. Supporting them are Karl Wenger, lanky center, Arthur Knox and Elton Thompson, the latter being known for his accur acy with long range shots. The bookkeeper's hopes rest on Don Watson, last year's captain and all-round player, and upon the" playing of John Caughell, Don Douris and Robert McFar land, all of whom played on last year's team. Paul Allen, George Neuman Jr., and Selwyn Imlah are new additions to the book keepers' team. The game last year was noted fori its roughness and for the fine playing of Paul Allen and Arthur KnOx of the teller's team. John Caughell played a good defen sive game for the bookkeepers while Robert McFarland's dead eye shooting kept the bookkeep ers In the game. A head-on col lision between Art Knox and Karl Wenger resulted in a bad cut on the former's face and a black eye for the other. The game this year, which is expected to be harder fought than ever before, will be played in the T. M. C. A. gym, starting at 3:30. No admission will be charged. Perry dale Five ! j Is Easy Winner pERRYDALE. Jan. 23. i The Perrydale town basketball team met the Grand Ronde quintet here Wednesday evening. Perrydale won, SO to 18. Two of Grand Rondo's star players were III and were unable to play. I OAKE9 TO COACH MISSOULA, Mont., Jan. 23. (AP) Selection' of B. F. Oakes. line coach at the University of Nebraska, as head football coach of lthe University of Montana, was announced : here tonight by President C. H. Clapp. Illinois prize fight fans during last year paid 11,246,000 to se 946 boxing shows. thusiasm te the adventure. The expedition ? will explore Syria, Arabia, Irak, Persia, the Thibe tan plateau and the . Chinese wastelands, ever the trail . ef llareo Polo's caxaTana, Ahve map shows the- reote-which wfll . hit feet constantly. : Barton ap peared to be gaining, on Thor however and with several head locks had the Swede groggy for a while. Jensen . however knew what to look for and he took ad vantage of (an: opportunity to place a toe hold on Barton's- sore foot which made Barton pat the mat Immediately. Tho time was 10 minutes. : k ! In the preliminary match Joe Fergeson, the ape man from Texas, - took two fails from George Hall of jButte.l Montana, getting the first fall in the sec ond round with a leg split and arm bar In three and one half minutes. Tho second tall went to -Fergeson In seven minutes with a body scissors and an arm bar. ' " : Bobby Sampson challenged Wildcat McCann to a match and the Wildcat accepted the chal- Ilenge personally. j Bearcats to Battle With t: 2 Enemies The Willamette Bearcats, not Content with winning two games already this week;, are going to endeavor-to win two games In one night and consequently will meet the Barracks team from Vancou ver, Wash., at 7:30 tonight and the B'nai B'rith team of Portland at 8:30 tonight, both games to be played on the Willamette gymna sium. , i The Vancouver Barracks team had , little trouble running up over 60 points on Pacific In a game- this season and Is composed of a bunch of big rough-riding basketball men who know how to loop the ball through the net for scores. I 1 i The B'nai B'rith team is recog nized as one of the strongest in dependent teams in the state and has a bunch of exceptionally clev er ban tossers. i Last night's game against St. Martin's proved that the reserve material at Willamette can b de pended upon and tonight's games will give the second string a real opportunity to shine. Mill City Five Defeats Gates, Playoff Tilt MILL CITY, Jan. 28. At a doubleheader basketball game Wednesday night ' th'e Mill City high " school hoopers played the Gates aggregation for i a play-oft of a tie which occurred in a game earlier In the year, defeating the Gates boys to the tune of 10-16. The second game was between the Mill City Red Devils and the Turner town team of the Santlam league. Turner- carrying oft the h6nors with a 22-to-17 score. Monmouth High Is Winner Oyer Church Quintet Monmouth high continued - its string of victories last night when it defeated the. Evangelical church team of Salem, 33 to 17. Tbe Evangelicals took an early lead but were overtaken soon by Monmouth which kept the lead from then until the .final whis tle. Lineups: Monmouth ' Evangelical Hockema; 12 T .., Barquist Good, 8 F... Bewleur Santee, 7 .C...... 8, Esch White, 4 Johnson, 2 Maves .G 3, Remington ' Negro carolers sang at Lincoln's tomb in Springfield. 111., last Christmas - for -the first time in history. be followed .from Cairo 1 where the ladies of the party will stay for a few weeks. With the Tunneys will he Dr. John Oliver La Gorce, rice-president of the National Georgraphic So ciety and Urk.'La Gorce."'- : Salem Hi-Frosh Game Here Promises Plenty Thrills From all Angles When Salem high meets the UJ of O. : Frost basketball team on the local high school floor to night. Coach "Holly" Huntington of; Salem i high and "Prink" Cal lison, coach of the Frosh . team, will continue the battle, for bas ketball supremacy which -was started " when Callison coached the red and black team of Med ford high.! 'During the years that "Prink" Callison- coached the Medford high Tisers, the two schools met frequently in athletic competi tion and most of all in basket ball. Most of the years they met at! the first O the season and then again in the state-tournament. In that time Medford high annexed the ' state cham pionship two years and ' Salem high won it twice altio. . Tonight's game marks the first competition between teams of; "Holly" and "Prink" since the former Medford high coach began directing freshman athlet ics, at the university. The con tests in the past were colorful affairs as Medford and: Salem represent two of the largest high schools in the state outside of Portland and havt dominated athletics In the state more than any other two schools during the past eight! or nine years. . Tonight's game will give some indication ! of how Salem ranks with Portland teams since the Frosh were beaten 34 -to 31. by Benson. Perhaps the Frosh bad not yet hit their stride, but un doubtedly ! Benson has a strong team. The Frosh were-, to play the DeNeffe team at Eugene last night with the showings made there to! determine who would make the trip to Salem and who would start the game. Callison has announced that 10 inen will I Business AMUSEMENTS Balem Golf Count 2 miles soutn n RIVer Drive. IS hole watrl fair ways, large ttrei.s. Fes 7S& Sunday nil hnll.lAVn. 11 AO AUCTIONEERS ; RfN. Woodry A3 'Tears Rnlm's LeaJIna Auctioneer , anO Furniture Dealer . . Rldence and Store , , . lCtO; North SUmmer St. ' . BATHS TurltUh bathe anl mtsn(r. K H. wn. T'lphon J514. Now Hnfik BATTER V ELECTRICIAN R. D. riarton National . Batterle Starter and snrator work. Texaco atatlon. romi Civiri and Church. BICYCLE REPAIRING LLOTD EL RAMSOEN Columbia Bicycles and repairing, a 17 Court. The bat I In bicycles an4 renatiine CHIMNEY SWEEP TfWhon: lie. i R. B Vnrthnosa CHIROPRACTORS , Dr. -'Gilbert Ore. Bldg. Tel. 3451. Dr. (X U SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor 5 N. Hiah. TL 17. Rea, Il4-J. ' DUa SCO FIELD. 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' Exclusive Duttevllle Agnt" 211 Maaonlc BMg. i Tel. 8S BECKE a HCNDHICKB LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALK.JS LAtlNDRT -; -THE WEJDER LACNORT. -Teleobon 2S : J a Hlch be brought to Salem and ttat tho starting lineup may bt com posed of Watts and Houghton forwards, Wilson center, and Lillard and fTemple guards. Lil lard is the negro boy who was such a star on the gridiron last tall and Temple was right tteru .with him. Temple Ml also be remembered as. slaying for rtr dleton in the state tournament last March. , The preliminary game be tween the Wranaiers and the a- Ijem high B team will start at 7 ('clock; Rooks Beat i W.U. Frosh, xScor53 - 30 The Oregon State rooks' proved more i adept at finding the boop Friday night and defeated tfce Willamette tmlrersity freshman basketball team S3 to 8,0 ion itre Willamette floor. 1 1 Atkinson of the visitors was tie shooting phenomenon of the ev nlng, getting 15 points, with hi team-mate, Llnchltsky, and Ilnr dette of Willamette close on 1 is heels. 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