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eavers Beat Web 9 to 18 to ELD O- x SPORTDOM FAYS HONOR TO A WORTHY CAREER HOPES TO BEARD RUSSIAN LION O O E 1 1 SlwMts flLead S H 1 5 Sites HUSKIES TIE UP TITLE KMC 3 . 3 $1 '.u i, ij ! A 'K .1 ! : Oregon State Finally Gets Going; Lewis Resumes High Scoring Role EUGENE, Ore., Feb. 18 (AP) Oregon State college 1 defeated the University of Oregon, 29 to II, here tonight to retain its lead In the Pacific coast conference northern division basketball race. The ' game opened with both teams playing cautiously and guarding closely, and for 15 min utes the scoring, 3 to 1 for Ore gon State, was all on free throws, neither team being able to con nect for a basket. Then Taylor for the Orangemen cut loose with a basket, Roberts of Oregon hooped an answering shot, and Lewis and . O'Connell , followed In quick succession. Lew , is, captain of the Orangemen, had three baskets by the end of the half, which ended 15 to 7 for Oregon State. The Orangemen increased their lead in the second half, then Ore gon rallied to cut the lead down to eight points, 19 to 11. But Ore gon State replied with four bas kets in a row to pile up a safe lead. Lewis was high individual scor er with 14 points, and gave his team a further advantage by tak ing most of the tipoffs. One of the largest crowds in years, esti mated officially at 5,500, saw the contest. Oregon State and Washington have both lost four conference games, but Washington has four games yet to play and Oregon State only two, both against Ore gon. Summary: Oregon State (29) FG FT PP Hlbbard F 0 0 1 O'Connell F 3 1 0 Taylor F 2 0 0 Lewis C 5 4 2 DaTis G 0 S 0 McDonald G 0 0 1 Lenchitsky G 0 1 0 M : .-v-:: -'- .. .- IT'" - . :V, I v.: 'N v-: . :. --t is. a a, i v . v ' vn,- - .. ,vi "aw .y Here's Abe Kaplau, rotund niaUuan from X. YM Tibxt has been signed for a maU'h with Al Karasick at the armory Tneeday night. One reason these big boys were picked ont for this week's hedliner, was the evident animosity toward each other they betrayed when Kaplan was called in as emergency referee at Karaftick'a boat with Sailor Franta last week. BILL SWEEPSTAKES Tl H EH Totals 10 Oregon (18) Robertson F 3 1 Stahl F o Rotenberg F ..0 0 Roberts C 4 1 SteTens G 0 1 linger G 0 1 Berg G 0 0 Marked Increase In golf inter est, already flourishing in Salem, resulted in the past week from events which will have the effect of concentrating the efforts of divot diggers to one organization and one course, that of the Salem Golf club. More members will mean more competition, according to the gen eral opinion expressed. In order to provide an Immediate outlet for the enhanced competitive spirit in evidence, officers of the club have arranged a hall sweepstakes tour nament for today. Players will name their own handicaps. Within the near future a party which will be in the nature of a get-together for the old and the new members, will be arranged, it is announced. COUGAR SERIES Edmundson's Lads Perk up To win 35-28; Trojans Finally Defeated PULLMAN, Wash., Feb. IS (AP) Smarting under their de feat last night, th TJalTerilty of Washington Huskies turned on Washington State's Cougars, de feating them SS to 21 In their Pacific coast conference basket ball game here tonight. Washington kept to the fore in its race for the championship, winning the struggle after a rough and tough onslaught that saw 27 personal fouls called on both teams. A different team from tho slow footed, slow thinking crew that fell before Washington State's Onslaught last night, tho Huskies went into action at the start. with Hal Lee, guard, looping tho first field goal. Ken wills, Wash ington State guard, followed with another field goal, bat the Hus kies again took the lead and held it nntil half way in the period Hero Wills tied the count at 9 but Washington forged ahead again, and was out In front, 18 to IS at the half. A Cougar rally early in the sec ond half brought Washington State to within three points of tho university, but Heaman, Leo, Galer and Hanorer went on a rampage that enhanced the lead by ten points.. With six minutes to go and Washington leading, 27 to 22, Huntley Gordon, Washington State's towering center, was drawn from the game on personol fouls, duplicating his performance of last night, and Washington quick ly ran its count to 84. BERKELEY, Calif., Feb. 18. (AP) University of California's basketball team nndged the Un iversity of Southern California quintet out of its unbeaten Pacif ic coast conference position by winning the second contest of a two-game series here tonight, 29 to 24. The rictory, however, was a hollow one for tho Bears, as U. S. C. winning last night's game 28 to 27, had already clinched the championship v y ) s tfr6 it U 'As M Totals 7 4 10 1 Referee, Emil Plluso, Portland. Will Change Help Them? Parker's is Victor Over Stayton Club " STAYTON, Feb. 18 The Stay ton Athletic club split a double- header on the Stayton Floor Fri- I day night, when the club sec ond team defeated Stayton high chool by a 22 to 16 score, and Parker's of Salem, took tho Stay- ton first by a 38 to 28 score. The preliminary game was lose from start to finish, but the clubbers proved to be the letter shots. The second ball game started djbastrously for Stayton, Flake nd Nash leading Parker's to a 13 to 1 lead at tho quarter. Etayton checked closer in the sec ond period and at half-time Par kers led 15 to S. In the third quarter Stayton ktaged a fighting comeback, at one time having a 3 point lead. Flake, pivot man for tho vis itors, gave them a lot of help by controlling nearly every tip-off, besides rolling up 10 points. Ware of Stayton, held, to 3 volnts in tho first half broke loose for 12 more In the last half, I to lead the scoring with 15. Stayton Second Stayton High I L. Shelton 8 F 1 Bell M. Shelton 6 . . . .F 1 Harold Siegmund 1 . . . . C . . 6 Robertson P. Dossier G S Keyes Pendleton Q . . . 4 Crabtreo Ware 1 8 Referee, Darby. By BURNLEY- KONETCHy AND FOURNIER. TWO FIRST BASE VETS, TboK NEW LEASES ON LIFE WHEM THEy CAME TO BROOKLYN r :Joe Judge- ANOTHER VETERAN FIRST BACKER HAS COHE TO BROOKLYN UlLL THE CHANGE RSJiJVEAATE' Hli ? .H. SPLIT 10 GAMES MT. ANGEL, Feb. 18 Tho botb' and cirls teams of St. Mary's school played a double header with tho Aurora grades an the Aurora floor Friday night. In tho first game tho Aurora lad won 22 to 7. The homo girls however, made up for tho loss by taking the Aurora gins Into camp 14 to 11. Bora' lineup: Aurora (22) (7) Ms. Angel McGlnnis F ..... . Macklo Tomlin F.. Bourbonnals Tvtran ..... .C Bauman Kilers i.G Saalf eld Hill O. . .-. . . Appleby Subs . Aurora: Hurst. Eilers. Keil and Arnold. Subs, 1ft An gel: Ebner, Barnum, Koppes and Hassing. Girls lineun: Aurora (11) (14) Mt. Angel McGlnnis F. .. Grosjacques Colvln... F.. ..... Keber Hosa. ...... JC....... Aanen Roberta...... .RC... Schalter Stephen. . . . . . .a. . . . wampacn - K. Hoss. G.....i Bernlng SWAP GARDENERS 1 LOS AUGELES. Feb. 18 (AP) - -Douglas Taltt. Indianapolis out v tlelderr was traded to tho Holly wood duo of tho Pacnis coast lea guo, today- for' Marty: Callahan, fUv outfielder. ? y -r Waite HOYT --WHO, LIKE JUDGE, 1$ ,A FORMER AMERICAN! UEAGUE VETERAN TRYIMG TO HAKE" GOOD IN THE -HEYDLER CIRCUIT HE IS TRYIMG FOR A PITCHING" BERTH WITH THE PIRATES ' T v7 V, M? .J m I r. l M m TTTHEN that Ponce do Leon .111 fellow waa rummaging V V around the Ticinity of Flor ida for a fountain of youth that would snap him back into his old form, put bock tho rigor in his arm and tho sDrhur in Us step, ho was looking in tho wrong; neighborhood. He should hare been searching tho wilds of Brooklyn. Bight where tho nm base of Ebbets Field is now located ho would have discovered that fount of rejuvenation. But although the Spanish gentle man went wrong, some ball play rs hare done much better. They went to the rieht spot. And still they come. Tho latest Joe Judge., who has signed with the Dodgers after tlchteen seasons with the Washing ton Senators, aad at a time when a great many ball players would be ust aoonv reaay to retire to thicken farm. Or worse. There aro those who shako their hoada dubiously whoa they consider Joa't thirty-nino years, hot they f ail - bo reckon with tho ltle ssrite that hovers otot tho first sack at Ebbets -the tamo sprite that wared wand over tho hoary heads of Eon etchy and Foamier, who came to urookiyn nnder similar dreum- stancea and amaxed tho fans with brilliant, boyish olayimar. ludgo baa a great record, at has been known as one of tho most de pendable fielders among Amerkan Learuo first basemen. He hits and throws lefty, and in 1930 he made only two errors in 1.119 accerted chancea in 120 games. His batting averasre for the eia-hteen years he has ben playing is 99 and his best season s average was .333 m 19ZO. We mentioned Konetchy and Fournier do yon recall tho details t Konetchy came to tho Dodgers in 1919 after twelve seasons with tho Cardinals, Pirates and Braves. Ia 1920, at 33 years of age, he hit .306, and his sraackin and fieldine were factors in the Dodgers' winning of the pennant that year. Then he was traded to tho Phillies- and faded rapidly into tho minors. - Foamier carno to tho Dodgers la 1923. Ho was 3L and had pat ia many" soooons, mainly with the White Sox. He waa another "all Victory Over Linfield, 56 To 40, Proves Pacific Strong Obstacle w. Willamette 8 Whitman 5 Linfield 2 Pacific S Paget Sound 2 Albany 0 L. Pet .183 .133 .400 .132 .J33 .000 WOT H 7n t rnvtr BEATS 5CIQ 23-21 MlvMENTS SCIO, Feb. 18. By a score of 23 to 21 the Sweet Home boys' basketball team defeated the Sclo team on tho local floor Friday night. The game was exceedingly fast and the scoring was close at all times, with neither team more than three points in tho lead at any time except once, when in the third quarter Sweet Home had a lead of five points. The first quarter ended 7-4, fa voring Sclo, but during tho sec ond quarter the score was tied at various times, and lust before the XURTIS WEST UN BEATEN BY INDIANS H Vernon Gil more, track cooch at Salem high school, is taking on a double task this spring; ho will also coach the Willam ette university track and field men. Both squads will work out on the Willamette field, so practically the only difference In Gilmore's work will be keep ins; track of more men. CHEMAWA, Feb. 18 (AP) Chemawa Indian school's basket ball team gained immediate re venge for the defeat It suffered here at West Linn's hands Friday. Tonight Coach Les LaVelle's squad went to West Linn and won the return game, 38 to 30. It was announced tonight that DePoe, who has been In the hos pital for a couple of weeks, will be back on the court ready for action against Salem high, which comes here Tuesday night. It is doubtful If Amera, the other re This plan ought to work out well In various ways. Track and whistle blew Sweet Home fouled neld sports, while staging a come- cent casualty, will be able to play and Keith Miller converted, break- back here, have not yet attained At West Linn Saturday night mg me 13-13 tie, mazing me the importance they merit; the the B team game, which cnemawa young fellows who do have suffl- won 21 to 18, was more exciting clent Interest to devote their en- than the main event. ergles in this direction are in a Summary of A game: way erusaders working aKainst Chemawa West Linn were made, for each team checked the handicap of more or less pub- Zundle 2 F. . IS Campbell closely. The only scoring was two nc apathy; and they will bo en- Bobb F 2 Berard foul shots by Sweet Home which couraged by working all together. Dogeaglo 7 C..4 Karbonskl Just one more game, against Pacific university Tuesday night at Forest Grove, stands between tho Willamette Bearcats and the unofficial championship of the Northwest conference, as Coarh "Spec" Keene's men return to lay from Taeoma where they enr prised their friends by the decis iveness of their second victory over College of Paget Sound. In view of the fact that the Loggers were reported to luvt their best team in history, and in view of tho close games tfcoF.. Loggers put up against Whitman on Whitman's floor. It was on alderablo of a surprise that 'Wil lamette managed to beat the Log gers oven once. Fans here sus pect they played better ball than at any previous time this season. Nevertheless Pacific looms as a formidable obstacle in the Bearcats title march; more men acing than ever since the Ral gers' victory over Linfield Fri day night, 5 to 40. Linfield held Willamette to much closer scores twice this season. On the other hand Linfield had taken lt first game from Pacific. The Badgers lost to Willamette 4 0 to 28 here a month ago, after putting np a close battle net-1 near tho end. Douglas, Corrigan and Killit ran wild in the Linfield gam Friday night, Douglas getting 14 points and the other two 15 each. McKeel, a fourth veteran, scored nine. Olsvict, a new man paired with Douglas at forward, maie no points. Past records fail to shed miuh light on what the outcome Tues day night may be. Pacific ha. had an Irritating habit of spoil ing Willamette's chances for championships In other sports, by defeating tho Bearcats when Pacific had no chance for a ti tle. On the other hand. Pacific has not beaten Willamette at basketball since the present or ganisation of the Northwest con ference. Here are past scores: 1927 Willamette 59. Pacific 4 5. Willamette 28, Pacific 23. 1028 Willamette 34. Pacific 24. Willamette 55, Pacific 14. 1029 Willamette 48. Pacific 1. Willamette 45. Pacific 21. 1031 Willamette 40, Pacific 25. Willamette 88. Pacific 15. 1033 Willamette 38. Pacific 31. Willamette 53. Pacific 24. 1033 Willamette 40, Pacific 3f. score at half time 14-13 for Scio At the end of the third quar ter tho score was tied at 21-all In the last quarter no field goals won the game. Summary: Scio K. Miller 4 F. L. Miller F. , MacDonald 8. .C. . Burton 5 0. Sweet Home ...11 Nixon ..7 Hartiell Rowell ...5 Horner Trollinger 1...G Wells Todd 2 8 Sims S Referee, Harry Miller, Lebanon. Preceding the main game, the high school freshmen defeated the team from tho seventh and eighth grade room, 14 to 11. Track facilities on SwceUaad field are not yet ideal, hut they are much better than on Olinger field, where there la practically nothing; tho high school boys will get the advantage of tho Willamette facilities and the Bearcat athlete tho benefit of GOmore'a direction. Gil more waa a notable performer on the track for O. 8. and thor oughly qualified to Instruct ia both the running and field events. Archambeau 4 . . O Ream I.Shoulderblade 4G 9 Irish S.ShoulderbladelOS. . 2 Anderson Markescrum 7 . . S Pratt 4 S 11 WRESTLERS DEFEAT CH ILL1ETTE BEATS PACIFIC HUH Ell II TACOMA, Feb. 18-(AP)-Wil-lamette's basketball team easily defeated Pacific Latheran college hero tonight, 39 to 23. Summary: Willamette 80 Lemmon, F Kloostra, F FALLS CITY EARNS For his Salem high squad, Gil more finds six lettermen on hand; Dave Sheppard, distance runner; Connors, F . North ru p. F PLACE IN TOUIEi CHEMAWA, Feb. It Che mawa Indian school wrestlers won six out of eight matches from the Joe Baker and Norman Burgoyno Corvallla high school team hero high Jump; Os Morley, Javelin; Thursday night. Tho best matches George Corey, polo vault; Melvin wre taos ln which Dement of v,u iti.n. .. i..... Chemawa won two out of three nienn vrnod m rht.i pra. falls over Mitchell of Corvallla, Jk, F in nthor. .man an rtn... and Palmer of Chemawa won two Martin, C loiais . . . j Pacific Lather 23 Score, F . . ; ; of asniranta who will torn ont thl. foils from Goldsmith. week, who aro exoected to nrove uiner unemawa victories were valuable. Those named form a Courtney, two falls over Lampon; Fall City high school's baaket- hs.11 (Mm Yrlriav nlvlit feanifail " - . 7T " r .V . I vaiuaoio. l nose named rorm a u'",c" l"u lJ4 Bethel high Its first Polk county -ood nncln. hut tw. .tn h- PelUre. two falls over Lewis: W. i u league ueieai oi too season a. tii. tm m... I Fen ion. one fall, one decision over when Gathridgo of Falls City -ho tint vat ml4 t)itf I Dalv: Stanhone. one fall, one de- Hudson. G Fad a ess, O .... Sanderson, T . . Votaw, F Totals 8 FG FT PF . 0 1 1 .7 0 1 .2 2 3 . 1 2 0 .4 0 1 .10 1 . 1 0 0 . 0 9 1 . 1 0 0 .17 5 $ .3 10 . o 2 : . 1 0 2 .7 1 i .3 . ' . 1 .8 7 10 through" man. His batting pkkod up in a miraculous zashioa as soon aa ho donned the Brooklyn uniform. uo aid grand work tor tho Dodgers until 1928. whoa bo went to the Braves, and tho next year retired. And now Judure xouows valiant footsteps. How will he make out? ; Another maa startinc a aew page oa tho record book thia eom inx season is Waits Boytha of the interestina career. Hoyt has (played eight engagements with Ma nor Iatrnt tneludina? that ItGianta, Yankees, Bod Sox. Tigers, Athletics aad Dodgers. Now he's signed with tho Pirates, aad both -Hoyt aad tho Pirates aro to bo con gratulated. The Pirates' chancea for tho nen- nant aro more than rood, aad Hoyt, although-ho admits he haa lost his fast balL is still a clever pitcher.; What tho Pirates need more than anything else is a stroarer pitching staff, aad a lot depends oa whether Hoyt cones through for them. -Our bet ia that he will. its I. i looped two spectacular shots la an overtime period to put his team ahead, 28 to 25. As a result of this and two oth- ! or victories ln the past week. Falls City Is assured of a place in , tho county tournament which will open at Independence Wednesday. Falls City's first game will be with Dallas, Wednesday night. Falls City defeated Rickreall hero Tuesday night, 65 to 8. and t won from Air lie on Alrllo'a floor Thursday night, 28 to 20. ability. WiIlameUostashowiiur year waa better than tt had been for asaay seasoaa, but nothing to cause apoplexy among tho rooters. This year wkh only two meja missing from Uet year's team, tho outlook is better. Loos of Faber, dependable sprinter, im the most severe blow. clsion over Elliott. Thomas of Corvallla won two decisions over Underwood and Roland won one decision over G. Pepion after two draws. PARKER'S DEFEATS Captain Dumas, Lange. Mealy, Adlard and Cook assure Willam ette of Its usual strength ln tho distance runs: Kaiser. Entry Lists for Eugene Tourney Now Completed Aumsville Gets Big End Score From Stayton AUMSVILLE, Feb. II. Tho Stayton grase girls were defeat ed by the. Aumsville grade girls. 40 to 21, hero Friday afternoon. Montana Wilcox was high sccrer for Aumsville with 28 points. At 18 (AP) the halt tho score stood 14-9 !n Mi CHEN EUGENE. Feb MfPuU I Sixteen outstanding Independent favor ot Aumsville lough, Barnett, Ney and Arm- basketball teams ot Oregon and Lineups: strong are available for the middle Washlrgton will bo here next Staytoa distances, with the addition ot weekend for tho first annual WIl- Crabtreo F... Walts, who made a great ahow- lametto valley open tournament Wing F. . . Ing for Salem high last year: t0 ba Pl7ed ln tho Eugene arm- McLaia JC Lloyd, Cannady and James form I orT- The tournament will bo held Lewis RC tho nucleus for a sprint sausd. I Fob. 4, 25 and 28. Tho statelFrindl ....... G.. James, low hardier, ia tho only open title will be at stake. Murphy Aunisvillo . Swanson ... Wilcox . Weitman .. Robert 4 , . . . Titus , . . Mart:n Parker'a sport goods basketeers defeated Stayton town team 18 to 2.6 at Stayton Friday night, hold ing Stayton to one field goal in tho first half which ended II to 5. Marr. Nash, Flake and Mageo di vided scoring honors fairly even ly for Parker's. Summary: . Parker's . Staytoa Marr 8. ....... F . 2 Smith Kashl... ..... F 15 Ware Flake II...... .C ... .2 Shelton Ward ......... G , ....... Berg Foremaa ....... a , - Leslie Mageo 10 8 Referee, Dlgger. . 3 . Darby experienced timber-topper. The outlook ia the field events Is not quite so good. Paata, Connors, Lloyd. McKrr row and Olson asay bo able to spread their talent over all of the events with tho exception of the Javelin, high Jump; aad polo vault. Rfeke aad Kloostra, the. basketball centers, may turn their talent to high jumping. Coach. Gilmoro Is anxious to get a assay nte out as possible for both tho Willamette and tho high school tea o, ee aa to be aaildtac for tho future ao well To Fill Season The complete list ot entries I JSKS-" nv'..?,; Mr. Angel Will offlttSSJESir: ?Sffi Add More Tilts borhood House, Portland; Hills- ooro Townles. Hills boro; Stay toa Athletic club. Stayton; Perry- dale Athletic club. Perrydale: MT. ANGEL. Feb. IT Sln.e Parker's. Salem; McKeaxlo Rod- tho games Wednesday eveniar. sides, Lerarg; Texaco, Medford; that gave tho pennant to tho eol I Speneer's, Roseburg; . Bandoa lego high school quint, ended the Athletle club, Bandoa; Beaton! city loagao basketball- toarna- Athlotlcs, CorvklUs: DeNeffe's. I meat bora slans aro aadsr way Eugeae; : raK Growers. Eagene; to pot oa some double headers aad tho winner of a special game with outside teams oa Sands? between Dlaty'a aad .Header- evenings for the rest of the has- shott's, two Eugeae teams. ketball season. -i