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To Huntington's one;
Game at 8 p. m.
Basketball teams of Salem high
and Astoria high, each built
around the remnants of the great
quintets which battled In the state
tournament finals here last
March, will clash on the Salem
high floor tonight at 8 o'clock.
Astoria has more players left i
from the 1932 state champion j
team than Salem has from the t
runner-up quintet, but both are in
the running for the state title
again, and there Is apparently lit
tle to choose between them, As
toria having won their first game
this season by two points on its
home floor.
ATerill, lanky center, seems to
fce the spark plug of this year's
Fishermen; Orwick and Mackey
are other veterans who are figur
ing in the starting lineup regular
ly. Strangely enough Canessa, the
boy who was a great "pinch hit
ter" for John Warren's Fisher
men last year, is filling the same
role again this year. In a recent
game with Corvallls, Canessa
didn't start, but scored nine
points whet he went In.
ATerill has been starting at for
ward In some of the games with
Orwick at center. Foster 3 the
other regular forward, Mackey
and Wright the starting guards.
Coach Hollis Huntington of Sa
lem high Is expected to revert to
his arrangement used prior to the
Chemawa game, with Morley or
Thomas at center, as the shift
.which placed Engle at center and
ferrlne at guard did not work
particularly well in that game.
The preliminary game tonight,
at 7 o'clock, will be between the
high school B team and Cad
well's Wranglers.
REED DEFEATED By
II MS
CHEMAWA, Feb. 23 The
Chemawa All-Stars defeated the
Reed college hoopsters on the
Reed floor in Portland Thursday,
ii to 34. Hatfield led the In
dians In scoring. Chemawa was
ahead JO to 14 at half time.
The All-Stars will go to Grand
Ronde Friday for a game with
the town team there.
The All-Stars reserves defeated
Reed college's second team 34
to 21 in a preliminary.
Summary of main game:
Chemawa Reed College
Watt 11 F 4 Stout
Vivette-9 F 16 Webb
Hatfield 15 C. 11 Richards
Born 10 G 2 Breall
James 6 O Perglss
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"Letter earned In 1090
awarded,' says sport page head
lino in C. J. That old boy, aged
at least 850 years, mast have
been an Interesting figure wp
there on the platform getting
his track "S" at Stanford.
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And then the Medford Mail
Tribune, its front page full of
items, news and otherwise, about
L. A. Banks, publisher of the rival
paper, has one last little headline
down at the bottom, "Banks will
honor Washington birth." We
presumed Banks didn't honor
anybody but Banks and Satan.
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After the tumult and the
shouting die, there's some
thing depressing about a cham
pionship. It reminds ns of that
classic remark attributed to
Commodore Peary at the time
his party reached the North
Pole.
"Where do we go from
here?" asked Peary's chief
aide.
"South," Peary replied.
After all, probably the big
thrill about a championship, be
it in basketball, boxing or jig-saw
assembling Is in the struggle to
attain it. After that a struggle Ju3t
to retain it is sort or anti-climax.
Athenians Beat
Kay Mills Five;
Hoot Scores 32
Led by Lawrence "Hoot" Gib
son, flashy forward who rolled up
a total of 32 points for the eve
ning, the Athenians, newly organ
ized basketball team, composed of
former and present Willamette
university students, ran wild over
the team from Kay Woolen mills
to the tune of 73 to 31 In a bas
ketball game at the T. M. C. A.
last night.
Oaksmith and Eckman of the
Athenians divided second scoring
honors with 18 points each. Can
nady was high point man for the
woolen mill team with 10.
Lineups:
Kay Woolen Mills Athenians
Bone 13 F..18 Oaksmith
Cannady 10. . . . F. . . . 32 Gibson
Page 2 C...18 Eckman
Pickens O 3 Speck
Antrican 6 G 2 Haley
Wilson S.... Commons
Referee, Hendrie.
Dough Boys Win
From Yew Park
The Cherry City Baking com
pany Dough Boys defeated the
Yew Park hoopsters 4 2 to 32 at
the armory Thursday afternoon.
Yew Park Dough Boys
Dralg 7 F 14 Vanderhoof
Kimple 16 F..18 Hutcheons
L. Smith C 4 Gottfried
Lewis 7 G Sachtler
E. Smith 2 G Maw
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PARR 5H TAKES
TITLEIITEST
Defeats McMinnviile 34-22
In First of Series for
State J. H. Title
Parrish was one up on Mc
Millville for the Junior high
school basketball championship
of Oregon, following an exciting
game in the Parrish gym Thurs
day night. Parrish won 34 to 22,
but there were a number of mo
ments when the score was much
closer than that and the out
come decidedly problematical. A
second pame will be played at
McMinnviile next week.
The McMinnviile boys, notice
ably sturdier than the home
squad, and with a couple of
sharpshooters in Blenkinsop and
Mabee, made it a close race In
the first half but were behind IS
to 10 at Its close.
Salstrom and Quesseth began
potting corner shots in rapid
fashion early In the second half
and they raised the margin to
22-14 In the third period. Mc
Minnviile got going in the last
quarter and cut the difference
down to six points before Parrish
started its final rally.
Summary:
Parrish McMinnviile
Salstrom 12 ... .F Eddy
Quesseth 11 ... .F. 8 Blenkinsop
Brown 6 C 2 Jones
Johnson 6. . ..G 7 Mabee
Curry G 4 Celler
S 1 Dulley
Referee, Ralph Mason.
Panther Quintet
Defeats Cougars
The Panthers lost to the Cou
gars 15 to 5 in a Heavyweight
league game at Parrish Thursday
noon.
. Oglesby was high scorer with
six points.
Summary:
Cougars Panthers
Dougherty 1. .. .F 3 Causey
Orey 2 F Skopll
Weiss 1 C 2 Etzel
Oglesby 6 G Turpin
Holiday 1 G Mason
Maerz 2 S Barrett
Heaney 2 S Sullivan
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Snow Sports
Fans Heading
For Mt. Hood
Many Salem snow sports fans
are planning to Journey to Mt.
Hood for Cascade Sk! club's main
tournament which starts Satur
day and runs through Sunday.
This will be the club's final big
exhibition of skiing this season.
A number of local persons be
long to the organization.
At least 10 ski clubs, includ
ing four from Canada, are ex
pected to enter this weekend's
sports. Among the Jumpers will
be Tom Mobraaten, who won the
January 22 tourney; Nordal Kal
dahl, who won Seattle and Spo
kane tournaments; Henry Sot
vedt, third at Seattle and O. Sve
dahl. Veterans will include Fred
Finckenhagen, and Finn Flad
mark, captain of the Canadians.
Miss Daisy, British Columbia's
champion woman racer also will
participate.
The races will be held Satur
day afternoon starting at 2
o'clock. The women's race will
be Sunday morning and ski
jumping will start at 12:30 and
2 p.m. that day.
WOODBUi BEATS
WOODBURN'. Feb. 23. Two
basketball games were played at
the Woodburn hjgh school gym
nasium Wednenday night, the lo
cals defeating Parkers Sporting
Goods team of Salem. 39 to 29.
Mochel was high man for Wood
burn with 14 points. Foreman and
McGee were high scorers for Sa
lem, each with with S points.
Lineups:
Woodbnrn Tarker's
H. Schooler ...F Marr
Mochel F Burrell
Kotts C Flake
L. Schooler ...G Ward
Ciiapelle G Foreman
S McGee
The second game was a victory
for the United Artisan Junior
team by a score of 24 to 18 when
they defeated Salem Baptist Jun
iors. At the fourth quarter they
were tied, 17-all, and played three
minutes overtime.
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DALLAS, FALLS
CITY IN FINAL
Polk Tournev Near Close:
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Monmoutn ana uetnei
Beaten Thursday
INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 2t.
Dallas and Falls City high school
basketball teams remained in the
running for the Polk county
championship tonight after the
second day of competition in the
county tournament here. They
will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock.
Dallas is undefeated and Falls
City has lost one game; if Dallas
wins it will be champion, if Falls
City wins another game will be
necessary.
Falls City Qualified for a sec
ond chance at Dallas by defeating
Bethel, 18 to 10 tonight, largely
through better stamina as both
teams had played in the after
noon. Bethel's play slumped no
ticeably, the players being guilty
of "traveling" many times. Falls
City led 11 to 6 at half time.
JCn the first afternoon game
Dallas defeated Bethel 30 to 26.
staving off a last period rally.
Dallas had led 11 to 5 after the
first period and 17 to 9 at half
time. Christenson of Bethel led
in the scoring with 13 points.
Falls City defeated Monmouth
18 to 15, and had the crowd on
its side due to the fighting spirit
exhibited by the boys from the
smaller town.
Summaries:
Dallas Bethel
LeFors 4......F..13 Christensen
Pleasant 5....F 5 Jones
Webb 8 C 4 Freeman
Lewis 6 G 1 Pearson
Hunter 7 G...1 Oaterhaudt
S 2 Jewett
Monmouth
Wilson 2 F. .
Cockran 7 F. .
Beckley 2 C . .
Wlnegar 1 . . . .G. .
Snyder G . .
McKern S S
Falls City
2 Zuber
4 Baker
.6 Guthridge
.5 McCuiston
1 Goode
Bethel Falls City
Christenson 2..F Zuber
Osterhoudt ...F 8 Baker
Freeman 6....C....7 Guthridge
Jewett G...1 McCuiston
Pearson 2 G 2 Goode
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Yew Park Takes
Early Lead and
Beats Mill City
The Tew Park hoopsters de
feated the Mill City Reserves 32
to 29 at Mill City Monday night.
Yew Park started strong- and led
19 to 2 at one time, but midway
of the third period Mill City ral
lied and gained back all but two
points of that lead before Tew
Park scored again, and it was
close from then on.
Summary:
Tew Park Mill City
Craig 6 F 11 Catherwood
Kimple 8 F 3 Ellsworth
Parrish 13 C 4- Wachter
Lewis 5 .. G 2 Gregory
Qroves G 2 Schroeder
S 5 Siems
S 2 Haege
Referee, Jones.
Company B Tops
Temple Baptist,
Beaten by Aces
Hoopsters of Company B en
gaged in two basketball games at
the armory Thursday night, losing
one to the T. M. C. A. Aces. 46
to 31, and winning the other from
Temple Baptist, 41 to 23.
Summaries:
Aeee Company B
Dyer 5 F 4 Cross
Stelnke 22....F 16 VanLydegraf
Bahlburg 5 C 6 Van Vleet
J. Devers 2 . . . .G 2 P. Myers
Mathews 12... G 3 Trick
Temple Baptist Company B
Dick 6 F 15 Cross
Chapel 1 F. 9 VanLydegraf
Wirtz 6 C....5 Van Vleet
Gwynn 10 G 1 Trick
Morley G 5 P. Meyers
Amity Defeats
McMinnviile to
28 to 10 Tune
AMITY. Feb. 2 2. The Amity
basketball squad played the Mc
Minnviile team here Tuesday
night. McMinnviile was ahead at
the end of the first quarter, but
Amity then took the lead and the
final score was 28 to 10 in favor
of Amity.
Three basketball games will be
played here at the auditorium Fri
day night, between Amity and La
fayette. Sunny Side Up"
and He'll Stick To It"
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JJSI LEE LOSES
110 1 PORTLAND
Two basketball teams from Ja
son Lee church, accompanied by a
group of rooters, went to Port
land for games with hoopsters of
the Centenary Wilbur church in
that city recently. Both Salem
teams were defeated, the first
team by a quintet which Included
four six-footers including Barney
Woldt. ex-Benson high star.
The Jason Lee seniors lost 47
to 28 after training only three
points at halt time. The Juniors
lost 34 to 19.
Summaries:
Jason Lee Centenary
Cross 14 F Sorich
Gies 4 .F Hollingsworth
Blwer 4 C 6 Holmes
Bennett G 6 Gestra
Dourls 6 G 6 Cross 1
S 6 Woldt
Lee Juniors
Wygant 7
H. Douirs 3
Watson 1 .
D. Duncan
J. Rodgers 8
C. Duncan ....
C.-W. Juniors
F 9 Stamch
F 3 Payne
C 5 Stauffer
G 6 Anderson
G 9 McLean
.-S 2 SItton
Bungalow Beats
Congregational
In Church Game
One game in the A Church
league round officially scheduled
for tonight was played Thursday
night. Bungalow Christian defeat
ing Congregational, 36 to 23.
As a result the Presbyterian
vs. First M. E. game tonight will
be the second game, about 7:45.
First Christian and Jason Lee will
play at 7 o'clock.
Summary:
Bungalow
Nutter 4 . . .
Barquist 20.
Garrett 4-. . .
Congregational j
..F 4 Gingrich i
.F 13 Peters j
C 2 Van Pelt
Parker f G Hanson
Pietela 1 G 4 Baxter
Sweet 5 S
Astoria Contest
Interests Fans
SILVERTON, Feb. 23 Consid
erable interest is being manifest
ed here In the forthcoming game
with Astoria Saturday night. As-
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toria defeated Silverton at Astoria
in January but Silverton had
played a hard game the night pre
vious and had traveled all day.
Fans are expecting that if Astor
ia wins at all Saturday night it
will not be an easy victory.
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MONMOUTH, Feb. 23 Mon
mouth boy scouts' basketball
team defeated the Boy Scout
squad from McMinnviile here
Wednesday night, score 29 tcf 26.
Monmouth lads started off lik
all-stars, running up a score of
21 to 8 at half time. Through
numerous substitutions which
broke up the team play, McMIdc
ville took the game in band to
put the home boys on the de
fensive by getting to within one
point of the victors, but a final
field goal by Moreland switched
the score to Monmouth in tbe
last minute of play. Moreland
was high point man, and Dodj-oa
for McMinnviile.
Monmouth McMinnviile
Rid dell 6 F. . 2 Alexander
Moreland 17... F 4 Kliks
Parker 1 C... 11 Dodson
Jensen 3 ..... ..G 8 Mabem
Comstock 2. . . .G. . . . . 1 Walker
Referee, Scott.
Monmouth high school girls
won a nice victory from the
Christian church girls' squa I of
Dallas Tueday night, score 4")
to 25. Blodgett of Monmoui'i
made 30 points; and Wande ,'.
Dallas made 18.
Cameron on New Job S.
friends of Barney Cameron, tv1
was president of the Salem v.ir
school student body in 192s 2.
and who later attended Willarr
ette university, have recen'.v
heard that Mr. Cameron is i,o
with the circulation departs -of
the Los Angeles Record. H
was formerly assistant clrcul.it: :
manager of the Los Angeles Ki
aminer. His new position is col
sidered an advancement.
Carmichael is Visitor C B.
Carmichael of Seattle, field repre
sentative of the Royal Arcanum,
was a visitor In Salem yesterdar.
At noon he attended the Lion
club luncheon, as guest of Judge
George Rossman, and opoke
briefly.
By WALT DISNEY
By SEGAR
DARRELL McCLURE
By JIMMY MURPHY
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