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rr no ,. 77 77 mn SPEED ATTACK SflDTKIIBII Red and Black Hobbles lo Victory Though Star : Forward Missed By JIM NUTTER Minus the serrlces of .Kitchen, all-state forward, Salem hl;h un ImaressivelT defeated . Myrtle - - Point si to 17 Thursday after noon In the opening game for - - the two teams, saiem naes to the semi-finals -on a bye, meet ing- Benson tonight at 8:30. . In lust 20 seconds Graber in tercepted a pass and scored, fol lowed immediately by none. Myrtle Point checked closely " howercr, and soon converted a foul shot followed oy a neia " real br Canrer. - Salem was held to stand-still the remainder of the first Quarter which ended ... to In favor of the red and black. ; .r Kttchea's Absence - Bothers Players The loss of Kitchen plus the fact that the Cherry City lads were chosen as easy, winners, contributed - to the mediocre showing: made. Myrtle Point checked man to man. and put up a brilliant fight, handling the ball nicely and making some pretty shots, i Canrer proved to be the big Bertha for the coast V lads and tied Graber for scoring honors with 11 points. '-( With just 40 seconds left to play,- Coach "Holly" Huntington sent Kitchen into the game. The crowd and the Salem high team both electrified and amid loud applause. Kitchen whipped a - pass to Graber which led to a Bf ore. Kitchen .. has " . been sick - with the flu and was Bared yes terday, but will likely play more tonight provided. he continues .to improve. . t l Sanford played a nice, game at guard and scored six points. Myr tle Point will meet Tillamook Friday morning at 8:30 In the consolation series. - Lineups: -'- : j Salem. (81) FO FT PP ' Bone. F .......... 2 0 1 Foreman, F ....... 2 ' 0 2 ' Graber. C . . ....... 5. 1 1 . - Sanford, O .......... g v 2' 2 " Siegmnnd, Q ..... '1 - ' 2 '-h O ; West, ; O ... i ....... 0 0 i 0 Kitchen, S ........ 0 0 0 "i -:- is V -" Myrtle Point (17) ----- Carrer, F ......... S J. - f Felseher, F ....... 1 ' 0 2 Ray, C ...... ..... 1 - . 0 3 Wagner, G ........ 1 0 3 Bones, $ 0 ; 0 2 ; t. 1 i. II Referee, French; umpire, Jackson. --'. ... More Seats Planned for Next Match Interest is so keen ' for the Reed-Jones match here next Wednesday night , that Match maker. Harry Plant is planning to put in additional bleachers to take care of the whole crowd. . I Reed and Jones bare met be fore, but this is the first no time limit go between the two. They will stay with It until one con testant gets two falls " or until " A V M . . - mo crowu goes no me. narry . Plant has outbid Albany for this match and is enthusiastic over , I scheduling such a bout. Albany - is a great wrestling town for its size, bat Salem is coming to the front and at the present rate, will soon be leading the field outside Portland and may place wun uh town soon. ' j The adrance sale of tickets is reported . to be good with the seats being taken le hot cakes, .Reed, former Olympic champion, is now in the best of condition and Is anxious to go with 1 Jones as the two stand even in the matches they hare had. Jones " with his wrist locks, shoulder butts, and toe holds and what . not. will give the wrestlinr edJ tor plenty to think about in the match. Reed and Jones are two of .tbe cleverest performers who . bare been in, the ring here 'this year ana are plenty aggressive. i . -- : Better Prop Fences When ! Robins Come f CLEARWATER. Fla.. March - IS. (AP) It might be a good idea to brace the national league balustrades before Uncle -Wllbert Robinson tarns his Brooklyn Robins loose on the field next month. They are due to take some punishment along with the opposing pitchers and the reput edly less lively ball, when' the Flatbush crew, comes to town. I A ponderous powerful outfit are the Ribs, a set of tree swing ers who lay- on the sphere with gusto and do sot take their base running too seriously.. ' I It is the kind bf a club that a rood tdtcher can make look bad for five or six innings. Then, just about the time he thinks it's In the bag the fireworks via break .and he will fjnd himself . bound for tfio showers. Such 'ft Club is likely to win a pennant or come mighty close. - I Yeah, It's a good team," agrees Uncle Robby. ' "My " boys aren't fast, but watch , them hit that balL They ; don't need to run much when they hit like that.- " - Astoria Thurs 0:30 A. M. Monmouth! Pleasant Hill Thnrs 8:S0 P.M. The" Dalles' Y Tillamook 1 YrV, 8:30 A. If. Myrtle Point Bakep- t FrL, 9:30 A. IX. Ashland i The Dalles Team Defeats I I i Pleasant Hill, 31 to 29, in ; Hottest Game Up to Then With the crowd. at Its highest tension previous to last night's games, The - Dalles ' eliminated Pleasant Hill ! from the tourna ment by a 31 to 29 score. The score was tied at- the close of the first canto and numerous times thereafter. At the half the Columbia rirer. townsmen led 23 to 22. Then in the final minutes of play the score knotted and re knotted -while the fans forsook the rear portions of the benches. Borbtra in Indoor Play NEW YCJRK. March 1 J (AP) Jean Borotra, outstanding French favorite in the men's na tlonal indoor championship tour nament, gained the final round in both singles and doubles today, while Frank Shields and Berkeley Bell. American stars, entered the semi-final singles bracket and will meet tomorrow to decide who will play Borotra. J Borotra defeated Perrlne G. Rockafellow of New York in the singles semi-final, 6-4, 7-5,- 6-4, and then paired with his native teammate. Christian Boussus, to capture their semi-final . doubles match with the-team of Bell and Merrltt Cutler" of New York. The French pair , gained their victory at -3, 8-, 10-8, Shields, the pick of the seeded Americans, turned in a surprising ly easy Victory over Pierre Lan dry, third French entry to enter the seml-finajs in the lower half. Shields took 25 minutes to dispose of Landry 6-2, 6-2. Bell gained the- right to meet Shields in the semi-final round by -defeating William Aydelotte; seeded sixth. 6-4, 6-3. - ;'f"? ;:- SarazenOut In Lead for Miami Prize LA GORCE GOLF COURSE. Miami Beach,' Fla., March 19 (AP) Gene : Sarazen. he of the speedy golfing finishes, opened .a new bag of tricks today to count an early advantage in the opening 18-hoIe play of the f 15,000 La Gorce open golf tournament and snatched the lead at the quarter mark of the 72-hoIe classic with a 32-3668. .;;.. . ; Gene s reversal of tournament procedure, as he contented him self with a par score on the back nine of ,this trap-filled seaside course,; pat him . one stroke ahead of Craig Wood, Deal, N. J whose ss naa seemed good un til the dapper little Italian swept first day honors late in the day. Joe Turnesa, Elmsford, N. Y played on Gene's heels to tie at second place with Wood with 33- 36 69. 1 tv '; Walter Kozack, Korth Hills. L. 1 stood la third place with his 84-36 70 while four of the clansmen, -led by Walter Hagen, stood in fourth place with 7 l's. The others were Harry (Cooper, Chicago; Bob Shave. Cleveland, and joe Kirkwood, New York. O V CLUTCH THAT No! Sandor Szabo is not bring ing an uppercut to Jimmy Me-' ilillen'f Jaw, as this - pkture would Indicate. He Is merely applying preseure to a leg hold Final Round CONSOLATION Astoria 21-20 FrL, S:SO P. ML The Dalles tl-2 FrL, Sat, FrL, FrL, 8:80 A. M. FrL, 7:SO 1 ML JrL. 8:80 ML : FrL, : 3L, . FrL, Pleasant Hill got the lead at the start when Wheeler eraeked in two' baskets. The biggest ieau pf the game when to the Billies who stood on the upper end of a 14-8 score in. the second Quarter. Close checking and spleey play ing lectured the entire game and several times more than two men were on the floor together. Osburn pulled 10 points out of the basket for The Dalles, while Mauney and StuU each got eight for Pleasant Hill. The Dalles will play Astoria at 3 : 3 0 ' this) after noon tn . the -consolation1 series second round. Pleasant Hill is eliminated from the consolation running. Scoring: ' Pleasant Hill f FQFTPF R. Hill, F 1 .1 o l E. Peebles, F 2 1 2 F. , Mauney, C 3 2 2 Stutz.-G ,.4' 0 jl P. Wheeler, G 2 0 0 Olson -T l:. ' .- 1 1 0 0 Total J1S The. DaDee (31) Osburn, F , .5 .3 .1 -Oi 0 1 1 1 0 Dick, F Peck. C Sorweid," G French, G - Total j Referee, Li-14 I 3 8 Jackson ; Umpire, Coleman. TlicAA sQaqIc So her and there on state L 1C1U. VJUdifc r tournament players, eoaeh- and Fouls M sFectrs f Now it appears that Eugene Silke, Willamette graduate, .has Bill Phillips bested one year in tournament attendance. Silke la now. witnessing his 12th tourna ment and incidentally is not dis appointed in it- The. only ! thing 'tor you to do. Bill, ia to out-live Coach Kramer from Wash iagtoa State college baa now led hla Pendleton team to the second round, which is the semi finals in his case, where he will meet Gehrke's Demorcats. On the other - half of the - semi finals, two 17. of O. coachea will meet, with . Hobeon of Benson and Hantington of Salem mix ing things np. ; , For some cause or another one of the maple court enthusiasts fell down the stairs from the balcon ies Thursday morning. We con cede that It was spirit and ; not spirits which contributed to his downfall. : Or maybe he fell just to be in step with the team he was backing. : ' - t An Oregonlan sports writer stated that 5000 attended the first game. He must have added Wed nesday's afternoon and evening crowds to get that figure. But there is no doubt that the gym would have been Sadiy crowded last night without the new bal conies. ' .' j " ; .: I ., .:- In the afternoon games, Hef- eree French's white shirt torn- .ed to pink. French , said , the same would happen to anyone j .who followed 10 players around i the floor at that rate of speed. -! and was prond of his wet shirt ' and healthy f ighUng pink. 1 ; Someone asked why the Jeffer son ; lads put ' shoe blacking on FAILED IN GARDEN in which hs managed to tangle the .former University - of Illinois - football star, . in the match at Madison Square Garden. New York. McMiilen wen, however, with a top scis SERIES 8 s SO P. H. 8:80 A.M. 4:80 P. M. SaC, 8:80 Sac., 7:80 7:80 V ML 9:80 A. M. 8:80 P. M. SaL, 8:80 SET riEXT MOiW , .The Salem telephone men's tele graph bowling tournament with teams In four other Oxegon cities, which' was' postponed last Monday night, .is now scheduled to be played next Monday night at 7:30 o'clock on the Winter Garden al ley's. .- . T , i In this, tourney . pinmen at Klamath Falls, Medford, Eugene, Portland and Salem will compete via special telegraph wire In team games and -singles and doubles contests. Transmitting equipment will be Installed at each maple alley and scores exchanged Play by play. This event is an annual one for the telephone men. j f According to Fred Karr, pro prietor of the. local alleys,: the returns from the other cities will be marked up on .large score boards, for the benefit of all in terested epectators. . , ; ' Buckaroos Win " In Final Game PORTLAND. Ore.. March (AP) The Portland Buckaroos outdid themselves to please the home folks here tonight, defeat ing Vancouver, g to Zln the final home game of the. Pacific Coast Hockey, league thia season. their faces. Just an old Spanish custom with a little deeper color. But the truth is that it is lamp black, which keeps the face cool and deadens, the brilliance of the lights. I i Professor Oliver of. Willamette university has parked his olive drab overcoat and trotted out his dress coat for the tournament. "Method in his re-dress," for it is rumored - that he has put on & bold front and walked past the gate keepers without paying ad mission so far. The cops hare been tipped off and Percy Car penter swears that no one has gone through bis door yet with out paying. ; I . In the Monmouth-Astoria game five men were down on the floor at one time. It would hare been an opportunity for a camera man, but none was in evidence, i The Pleasant H 111-Th e Dalles game also featured tumbles and some were not exactly- soft. They are all accidental, however, as is wit nessed by the fact that sometimes two players of the same side meet and go down. j i Billy Reinhart and "Doc" money on . uenson. ior doui seemed worried during the en tire contest last night. Evident ly Spears feared that off-tackle play of Howell's most of all.!! With : the appearance of Salem high, also came the local yell leaders and song queens. 1 Also some colorful tap dancers and clowns were on last night's pro gram. The Willamette co-eds were responsible for that part of the program. ' And ' the 'pyramid and parallel bar work, was remarkable for amateurs. I This by the Salem high tumbling team, and not the co-eds. . O MAT MATCH sors and bar lock after 58 minutes of strenuous grappling, which left v the "Hungarian Dandjr and the "Uliwola Tor nado" exhausted - after their dueL ---- - - i P. If. A. ML Finns Barely Win, 21 to 20; Crowd Wad The Astoria : Fishermen, tired from the Jefferson game of Wed nesday, trailed behind Monmouth most of the time, but did some deep-sea, fishing in the last few minutes , of play to land the nec essary points tor a 2 l-to-2 0 win. - The game, was played at 8 : 3 0 Thursday morning, marking the first consolation, tilt. -Monmouth outfought Astoria in the first three quarters and played tough luck on shots in the final min utes of play. Most of Astoria's pokes had - met a similar - fate is the first 'part of the game. Half time saw Monmouth ahead 13-11,' with the lead growing to 20-13 by the third quarter. Then the Fishermen cut loose like a true tournament team and set the crowd, wild., The play In the last few minutes was the hottest seen yet and the crowd was the most I enthusiastic' .Makela dropped the i final basket for Astoria, with nnhr j 4 5 seconds left to play. Makela j was high scorer of the game with 10 points.. Astoria will play Pleas ant Hill this afternoon at 3:30. Sammary: ; Astoria (21) FQ FT PF Palm berg, F ..... . 3 0 3 Cannessa, F ...... 0 . 0 r 0 Averlll, C 1 0 3 Zankich. G ....... 0 1. 1 Makela, G ....... 4 - 2 ' 1 Bergstrom, S 0 . , 0 . 0 Orwiek S 1 0' 0 Caspeir,' S o Z 1 Totals ......... 9 ' 3 I :-9 Monmouth (20) Hockema, F .. . . . . 1 0 Good, F ......... 2 1 Santee, C 1 1 Johnson. G ...... 2 1 White; G ......... 2 1 Rutschman, S .... 0 0 Totals .. . . . . . . . 8 4 4 Referee,' Jackson: u m 5 1 r e, French. Tumbling Team Does Stuff For X Tourney Crdwd The Salem high school tumb ling team . performed again last night between halves of - the Jefferson-Baker game. .Parallel bar work and appara tus pyramids comprised the pro gram nd finished work was exhi bited. George Fowler performed a difficult individual stunt on the bars, coming down from a high hand stand with a slow lever. The members of the tumbling team who appeared, are: . George Fowler, Earl Reinwald, Claude Cross, Bob Parker, Delmar Pe ters, Meyers and Barnetu Tonight the -class is going to present its best number, featuring a "white elephant act. Saturday night George Fowler and Fred Smith will give a combination tumbling act.. , Kicker Tourney Scheduled For Illahee Course The Illahee. Country club will hold its first golf tournament of the year on the course here March 21 and 22, with the event to be known - as the "Kicker's Handi cap." It will consist of 18 holes. The. tournament committee will announce the ' season's ' schedule shortly. ; " ; ... In -the first tournament, player may name his own handicap and the winning score must be be tween 70 and SO. Everyone play ing on the course March '21 and 22 will be required to register, in cluding both men and women. . All scores for that day "will be turn ed in fn order that the proper handicap may be arranged for the tournaments which are to follow, RING GOSSIP I - DETROIT. March It. (AP) Jim ,Londos, . claimant of the heavyweight , wrestling title, de feated Renato Gardinl in straight falls at , Olympla arena tonight. Londos took the first fall In 27 minutes, but required less than a minute to pin Gardlni'a shoul ders to the i maV for the second falL . I - , . - - BOSTON, March 19. (AP")- Gus Sonnenberg, former wrestling title claimant, used his flying tackles tonight to gain two falls on Jack -Wagner of Providence. Gus gained his first fall after 35 minutes but the deciding fall took him only seven minutes. - '; ..v . -.: f - "..' ' '' TATOMA.1 March Is. (API - Jimmy Britt, Belllngham welter weight, took a close decision ever Tony Portlllo, Los Angeles Mexi can, in tne six-rouno. main event of the boxing program here to night, Portlllo did most' of the leading but. Britt counter-punched him effectively; --' A. ML PEDjffOOjS. f ilSafriook Downey 43-H; Jeffcrsonjs - Giants to " Be Faped Todays ; The' Pendleton longfellbws smothered the Tillamook Cheese makers. 43 to 14 Thursday morn ing, thereby moving - from the first round of the tournament to the" semi-finals to await the on slaught of Jefferson's giants this afternoon at 4:30. , I Although . several -teams have oae player UUer than the Buck aroo's highest, the whole squad is composed of "big men. r Pen dleton grabbed an "early lead and the contest soon resolved - itself into a question of how much. R. Terjeson ' opened: np : with two field goals at -the outset -and his team - mates followed his ex ample. x-. ; f The Cheesemakers were handi capped by the absenee of Mahan, the star and hub of their team and the one on whom their main hopes were pinned.-' - Mahantook sick with the fin Monday and was in bed when his team mates started for Salem." Coach Rarey reports that Mahan may be here for the- consolation game against The Dalles at 8:30 this morning. i At ; halt time Pendleton led 31-5. The game was played on more eren terms fn . the second half with Hill, slim, ' slippery Buckaroo forward, out on fouls. Hill seored 17 points in the game, showing especially well on follow-up shots. Kidder, sandy haired center for Pendleton, has Imgroved a lot since last year and - was consistent on follow-up work at both ends of the floor. Kaegell scored six points for Tillamook..; Pendleton TO FT PP Hill, F. ........ '7- 3 4 Erwln, "F ......... 1 0 1 Kidder, C ......... 4 11 Stroble, G . . . . . . . . 1 V 0 2 R. Terjeson, : O 4 "" 1 - 0 L. Terjeson ... i, . . 0 0-0 HeydonS. ........ 1 0 1 Withered 1 0 2 I ToUl ..i-.......l 5 11 Tillamook . : Smith, F .......... 10 X Naegeli. F .....;..-J 0 0 Schelllng,- C ....... 1 1 . 0 Schoppert " Q J . 1 .0 - 4 Bunn. : G . 0 - 0 ' 2 Miller 1 . 0 . 0 Total Referee, C . 2 ' 8 Coleman; . umpire, Jackson. Gold Fish and Lilies to be Hollywood Crop HOLLYWOOD, . March 19- O. A. Forgard is making a great improvement on his place, by the laying of cement walks. j Mr. and Mrs. Forgard are also entering -upon a new field of en deavor for this district. With the Completion ..of their new . pool they will have ample' space . for the production of - gold ' fish and water lilies In quantities - large enough for commercial purposes. I An extension by - the General Electric ' company is being made and E. Thema will be one of Hoi lywood's residents to be most oenentted by - tne extension. . j E. . A. Kleeman of Sllrerton Spent the week end visiting his parents,' Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Klee- nian of this district, j Mr. and Mrs. T. Olsen of Med ford, who have been visiting with their daughter, Mrs. W. W. Fish er, here spent the week end vis iting another daughter. Mrs. E. K. Anderson of. Portland. Clarion Annual ! Is Progressing Staff Repoits Work on the Salem high school Innnual is progressing in splendid shape and before another week the contract will be signed, Earl Carkln, business manager said yesterday. Carkln said the con tract would go to the Elliott printing company, a Salem con cern. The engraving contract was let some time .ago to the Beaver engraving company of Portland, i The students nope to have the year book ready for distribution by 'May 15. Ruth Chapman is editor. . Sunday School CIa!ss Entertained I WALDO HILLS, " Mtrch 1- Mrs. William : Haevernlck ws hostess to her Sunday, school class of the Christian church Tuesday afternoon; Owing to ill ness and the rain onjr 20 were present which is much less than are usually . present. Group sing ing and a solo by Mrs. Living ston were enjoyed and plans laid for the special meetings to be held Thursday and Friday even inga. Special guests', were : Mrs. O. K. and Mrs. Clarence Sebo,of Salem and Mrs. Benson of Silver ton Hills. Mrs. John Wolf ard is president of the class. t t Hilda Overlund, employed at the American National Bank in Portland and Ida Overlund, la training at Emmanuel hospital spent Sunday with '.their mother, Mrs. O. Overlund. Silverton Will . ... Meet Corvallis SILVERTON, March It. The Sllrerton. high school golf and ten nis teams will go to Conrallls Sat urday for matches with the high school teams there.- - - - . - c5 Another local boy make good. The Ketchikan high school basketball eara finds no more' worlds to conquer in the ; north and wants to play the - Oregon champa. ' Ketchikan fa ' coached by Willis Hathaway, Willamette graduate of 1028, noted' distance runner bat bct--ter known in 8 1cm generally, as a singer. -He played little basketball lnterclaas but took thorough work in coaching theory. , '." -'-'.'. .. . ; Kub vi'n a voice ervlnr in the. wilderness, but one suggestion we voiced at . toe ciose oi -rear's .tournament tas -been fol lowed, f, whether 1 consciously -or not there are three oinciais to handle the games so they all ret nmo rt Wn tiredlct hr tne end of the week the value of this will be apparent. J T "The 'sharp crack of the ref- tree's whistle' Is the way the freshman edition of the Wil lamette Collegian . started its ' story that the tournament was nndcr way. Fanny. , We must .be getting tone deaf. , ! c. '--.!''. i "' i Each year in the state- tourna ment we observe some new trend, some new development - of.', the game, 7 These things really come about earlier in the season ana usually. In fact, during the pre liminary training season. But they do not become prominently noticeable until the tournament brings together so many out standing teams. k This year we are ' noticing two ; things ; the prevalance of . the one-handed posh hot ' is one.; Of coarse this shot has been " nsed for . years by indi viduals and coached Into some teams, but it has not been coached so generally nntu this year. ; - The other Is as acrobatic ten dency. We don't suppose the boys are actually, working on the hor izontal bar and tumbling mat to develop basketball prowess, but they are making ft more of a game for experts;' shooting and passing-, as well as guarding, in positions possible . only - through O Business . AMUSEMENTS Salem Golf Course 3 . mnoi south en River Dtise. It bole watered fair, ways, larg KTct.s. Fcs lie Suadaya and holidays. SM0. ' AUCTIONEERS v F. N. 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The none defense and the modiled maa-to-man system are ' being refined from year to year, a well as the science of individual gnardiag. . ' ' ., ;j :' i Tbore are more fast breaking teams at the tournament this year.than last Tbat and the re finements In shooting under cloo guarding, tend to balance the im provements in defense. 1927 Title Game to be Played Over - Back in 1927 Salem and Ku gene high hoopers played tor the state championship in the final tournament game in the Willam ette gymnasium and Eugene wod 25 to 19. Most of the lads who partic ipated in. that game - are now doddering seniors in college, but It so happens that most of them hare kept on playing basketball and thus staved off the ravages of old age. Furthermore, nearly all of them are in, Salem this week. Duffey of Salem is the only one missing. So' Saturday afternoon 'they , will try It i again, as an extra game on the present week's hoop, schedule in the Willamette gym. Eugene players, the exact lineup In 1927. will be Horner, Rubensteln, " Eberhart, ' Colbert and Lewis. "Three have played,' for the ; University of Oregon., Five men who represented Sa ' lem in that, game also will .ap pear: Adams, - 6iegmund, " Lyons,' Olinger and R. Draper, though Adams was not in the starting" lineup: The local ' squad will also include J. Drager, R. Ashby, Heenan and H. Ashby. Six of these men have also played col lege basketball. , BOWLING POSTPONED With the state high school bas ketball tournament occupying -all sports - fans' attention. Commer cial league bowling was post poned last night, probably to next Wednesday night. " , Dif eciory 7 ,: i MULTIGRAPHING ; Salem Letter Shop. TeL 137. MUSIC STORES GEO. C WILL Piano. I Phono graptoa. sewing machines, sheet musio and piano studies. Repairing i phono rraphs and sewing machines. 433 State street, Salem. i OFFICE SUPPLIES Everything In office auprlle Com mercial Book Store. 1(3 N. Com'L TeL 4. 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