Bes Anderson- Returns Tonight; Bearcats Meet
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B!r vie
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Game From Infancy to
Welcome Pioneer
Four of Last Year-s First
String Badgers Here Again;
Lively Tussle in Prospect
iM Anderson, still a young
ster, bat nevertheless the grand
daddy" of modern wrestling In
Salem, will return here today
after a Ions absence to tee how
the city and his farorite sport
have been getting along In bis
absence, and at the same time
to show the fans, at the armory
tonight, how he has been get
ting along; answer to the lat
ter query being "quite nicely,
thank yon," if his performance
here reflects the success he has
enjoyed elsewhere.
Anderson, who was Salem's
"home boy" starting In the fall
f 1129 when Matchmaker Har
ry Plant guessed correctly that
the grappling game was dne for
a boom, was not a notable suc
cess as a winner of matches at
that time, what with experienced
veterans bouncing in on him each
week; but he .has made a much
better showing since tearing
here; part of the time at Seattle,
at other intervals on the road.
His opponent tonight will be
Joe Gardinier, Portland's "bad
boy," and in view of Gardlnier's
cordial unpopularity here, it is
not hazardous to predict that
Anderson, a great farorite here
right up to the day he depart
ed, will get the crowd's rote to
night as of yore.
"Spike" Ashby and Pete Ait
lan, neither of them by any
neans strangers to the local are
na, will furnish the first hour of
amusement.
The Willamette-Pacific unlrer
slty basketball game on the Wil
lamette court tonight looms as
both a threat and a promise a
threat to the Bearcats, Inasmuch
as Pacific has emerged as an out
standing contender for the North
west conference unofficial cham
pionship, and a promise to the
fans ot one of the best games of
the season here.' It is ther first
conference game at home for Wil
lamette, and will start at 7:30.
Paeific broke eren last 'week
end in a series with Columbia uni
versity, winning its first game at
home and losing the second one,
played at Mllwaukle. Columbia
bad won decisirely from Linfield.
which gare Willamette a hard
battle last week, so the Bearcats
once again figure as "under
dogs."
Coach Eldon Jenne of Pacific,
whose chief claim to fame before
Pirates Capture
National League
Flag at Parrish
The Pirates, leaders in the Na
tional league, won 16 to 9 orer
the Cubs in one of the fastest
basketball games to date of the
noon circuits at Parrish Junior
high. This rictory clinched the
pennant for the Pirates, though
some games remain to be play
ed. The eighth grade league
wound up last week with the
Tigers In first place.
Summary:
Pirates
Lampkin 1. . . . F. .
Meyers 2 P. ,
Oglesby C .
Hoffert 2 G. ,
MaUela 5 G.
Cubs
Schneider
4 Wedell
4 Rankin
. . Peters
taking his present Job was as a
basketball mentor, baring, direct
ed the Washington high team
which won a state championship
and came close to taking another,
has been building np his forces at
Pacific In this sport for three
years and this season appears to
hare "arrived.
He has four ot last year's reg
ulars playing In the same posi
tions this year; Douglas at for
ward, Corrlgan at center, Kllllts
and McKeel at guard. Holland, a
notable halfback in pigskin sea
son. Is the new forward, but he
also was on the squad last year.
Douglas Is the outstanding scor
er, but all ot Pacific's men are
dangerous.
Coach "Spec" Keene of Willam
ette will probably start the same
group that opened against Lin
field; Burdett and Northrup for
wards, Rleke center, Kaiser and
Hartley guards.
BABE DISSATISFIED
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at a meeting In Portland Satur
day. The members ruled that
Chemawa's enrollment was too
large to make it a fair competitor
for the other teams in the league.
which represent the high schools
of SUverton, Woodburn, West
Linn, Lebanon and Molalla. Che-
"ul"A-V ""rr: rear, at a nrcvious meeting
A sixth school .is desired, and
?!tJ?.an0.un5fl A Dallas and Newberg are being
wou.a return , unsigiu, ,oiUr- congWered Tne football schedule
upon what terms the club had of-
ierea mm. I m
"Let them announce, It," the famSn r
home-run slugger said.
"I'm returning the contract by
mall In the morning.
Baseball observers, howerer.
rentured a guess that the Yank
ees' offer probably did not exceed
$60,000. It has been an open se
cret for some time that they were
going to ask Ruth to take a cut
in the S 7 5,0 00 salary he recelred
last season.
The next more will be up to
the Yankees. Howerer, matters
may be adjusted through a per
sonal conference between Ruth
and Col. Jacob Ruppert in the
near future.
Gervais Quint
Here Tonight
Parrish Junior high school's
basketball team will play Gerrais
high on the Parrish floor tonight
in a northern dirislon county B
league game. Coach Frank
Brown's team has played some
brilliant ball this season, but has
not been consistent, largely due
to lack ot reserves and competi
tion within the squad to make the
rarnlars hustle.
Gerrais and Famsn nave al
ways been warm rivals, and a fast
game is In prospect tonigni.
Permanent Place MICKEY MOUSE
In Sports League
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Orangemen Hold Cougars to
Five Field Goals With
Effective Checking
COBVALLIS. Ore.. Jan. II
fAP) Oregon State defeated the
strong Washington State five, 21
to 14, in their
Pacific Coast
conference bas
ketball came
here tonight.
The Orangemen
held the Coug
ars, who last
week defeated
Oregon univer-
slty In two
straight games,
to three baskets
; ' ;t,i)uu mil iu iub
!i&M&r 3 second
BMC u umi A n alrtigbt
defense on the part ot the Or
angemen was largely accountable
for the low score, although both
teams missed several good shots.
The visitors scored first, then
Oregon State ran up 10 points
rapidly before the Cougars could
score again. The score at half
time stood It to t for Oregon
State.
Summary:
Washington State FQ FT PF
Cross F 0
Johnson V ......... 1 1
Rogers F . . . 1 1
Gordon G - 2 1
Scott G 1
Wills G 0 t
Totals 5
Oregon State (20)
O'Connell F . . . . . . . t
Hibbard F 1
Lewis C 4
Lenchitsky O 2
Davis G ....1
McDonald O 1
Totals 12
t
Referee, Emll Piluso, Portland.
LEAVE FOB LOS ANGELES
AUBURN, Jan. II. Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Lucas, who have been
residents of this community for
several years, left for Los Angeles
where they expect to make their
home.
"We rather Imagine ft would
be weeless to try to teU the
editor of the Woodburn Inde
pendent of the advantages of
higher education," says the
Oregon Emerald ta attempting
to answer an editorial that ap
peared la the Woodburn paper
recently. Rodney, yon better
show Sophomore Dick those do
greets. Th rice we gave a week or
so ago, about staggering basket
ball schedules so that all of Sa
lem's leading teams would not be
playing on the same nights, was
rather obvious, so we take no
credit for the tact that It Is be
ing put Into practice. Just as we
were puullng yesterday as to
Just how we could manage to be
In the Willamette, Salem high and
Parrish gymnasiums and the arm
ory all at the same time tonight,
Manager Don Coons of the Salem
high team came In with the wel
come news that the Salem-Eugene
game had been rescheduled for
Wednesday night.
So now we need only to be in
three places, which Is relatively
simple, especially with Willam
ette's game slated for 7:30,
early enough so a fellow could
dash front It down to the arm
ory and miss only part of the
tint bout. We plan to detour
by way of Parrish.
Yes sir. we're awfully glad that
Salem-Eugene game was put off
a day, because both it and the
Willamette-Pacific game are like
ly to be as good basketball, from
the standpoint of the average fab,
as will be seen here this season.
Eugene is always tough and Frits
Kramer is reported to have built
a team this year, something along
the lines of that which he piloted
to the state championship tor
Pendleton high a eouple of years
ago.
Eugene defeated Lincoln of
Portland, the other day, but
lost to Oorvallis, S4 to 80 on
the Corvallis floor. Counting
the handicap of playing away
from home, Eugene and Salem
ought to be about on a par.
Kramer's dependables are the
two Mercers, Wright, Budlett, '
Northam and MHllgan.
The Salem-Eugena game will
start about, t o'clock Wednesday
night, but we'll advise you to be
on hand at 7 o'clock for the pre?
llmlnary, between Salem B team
and a faculty group composed of
Harold Hauk Frank Brown and
Tom Drynan of Parrish, Gurneel
Flesher of Leslie, Gamle Cranor
and Vernon Gllmore of the senior
high. That ought to be worth seeing.
And ta the meantime, wo
vote for a rousing welcome for
Deo Anderson, who did a lot to
make wrestling what it Is today
In Salem.
Townies Slate
Fourth Battle
With Portland
DALLAS, Jan. II The, Dal
las City basketbaU team will tan
gle with the Neighborhood House
team from Portland here Tues
day night in the fourth game for
the locals. The game is expected
to be a real thriller.
So far this year, Dallas has
played three games and has come
out on the long end of the score
in each. She has defeated both
the Rosebuds and the Turn Ver-
ein teams from Portland and she
also holds a victory over the
Chemawa All Stars.
Coach Jack Hayes plans to
pick bis starting lineup from the
following men: vaughn, McBee,
Webb, Griffin, Kllever, Uglow
Cook and Shelton.
Airlie Defeats
Grand Ronde in
Exciting Game
AIRLIE. Jan. II The Airlie
high quintet defeated Grand
Ronde high there in a fast, close
game Friday night. The Grand
Ronde team held a six point lead
in the first quarter but the Airlie
boys came back early in the sec
ond quarter and kept the lead the
balance ot the game. High scor
ers were Alford Bose for Airlie
and Doran for Grand Ronde, both
getting IS points.
Airlie Grand Ronde
Wilson 4 F 4 Salbat
A. Bose 4 F T Lleman
Bose 12 C II Doren
Mcalpine 4 G. ..... Pauitt
McKibbens I. . . G Mathas
UTJtTED BRETHREN
LOSE MB
Highland Friends defeated
United Brethren 1 to 11, Temple
Baptist defeated' Hayerrille-Nas-arene
21 to 17 and Knight Me
morial won from American Luth
eran It to 12, in Church B league
basketball at the T. M. C. A. Mon
day night.
Summaries:
tiiM United Brethren
M t. Angel quintet was defeated
4 to 19. -
Cree2 ....F...I G. Pouiin
Lindstrom I....F 2 Pero
Toyeen2 C McAuley
Chapman 8 G....2 Koerner
Sebernl G...2 J. Pouiin
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Temple Baptist Hayes. Nazarene
York 4 F.
Tucker I F.
Chapel C. .
Morley S . . . . .
Giren S
.G.,
.G.
8.
Watanabe
....1 Ogura
..2 Edwards
.1 Nakadate
...I Pornell
...2 Huston
Knight Am. Lutheran
Harrison 6 F Auporw
Baldock7 F 2 Hlllway
Barnard G . . . 2 Bahlburg
Clark 4 G..3 Sederstrom
Adams 2 G Olson
Referee, Frank Bashor.
Amity Expected
To Wage Battle
To Even Score
DALLAS, Jan. II Dallas
high will Journey to Amity Tues
day night to play her traditional
rivals on their own floor. This
will be the second game between
these two teams this year with
Dallas holding the edge through
a 47 to 15 rictory here last
month.
The A squad for the game
Tuesday will be: LeFore, Pleas
ant, Webb, Lewis, Robinson,
Hunter, Kllerer and Bollman.
Aft. Angel Town
Quintet is Loser
MT. ANGEL, Jan. II The Mt.
Angel town basketball team play
ed Its fourth game on the league
schedule, at Silrerton Friday
nlxht and lost S 9 to 28. In
rame between the high school
team of ML Angel college and the
St Mary's Gaels of Portland, the
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SCIO, Jan. 18. Scio defeated
Brownsville teams In a boys'
double header Friday on the local
floor. The final score of the first
team's game was 11-8 and that
ot the second team 20-9.
In the first tew minutes of play
of the main rime, K. Miller of
Scio, scored. This was the only
score of the first quarter. Mc
Donald of Scio, scored the next
two points, the half ending 6-0
for Scio.
In the second halt, both teams
had better shooting luek. E.
Cochell, forward for Brownsville
converted a foul shot and started
Brownsville's scoring.
The lineup:
Scio BrownsTilM
Todd F.... E. Cochell
L. Miller 2 . . . .F 1 Morey
McDonald 3 . . .C Vroman
K. Miller 4 . . . .G. . . . 2 M. Elliot
Sims G.... 8. Cochell
R. Quarry 7 ...S 8 tee
In the preliminary game be
tween the two second teams of
the schools, Donovan ot Scio, was
high point man.
The next games will bo Jan
uary 20. at Scio. Both the boys'
and girl's teams from Shedd will
meet the local teams.
Jitney Supper it
Slated as Prelude
To Club's Meeting
HAYES VI LLE, Jan. II. The
Hayesville community club will
hold Us regular meeting Friday
night, January 20, at the school
house. Before the meeting there
will be a "Jitney" supper served
between 1:30 and 7:30, for the
purpose of raising funds with
which to defray current expenses
ot the meetings. The men will
giro the program.
Mrs. W. C. Barnes and small
son Junior are here for an ex
tended visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Collins, and her
sister, Mrs. Charles Andreses.
Elsie Stettler, small daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stettler, fell
and cut her hand so sererely ser
eral stitches had to be taken.
A Lady's Intuition"
By WALT DISNEY
Chemawa Indian School was de
nied permanent admission to the
Hauser Willamette Interscholastie league.
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