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Kay Mills and Willamette
Freshmen Starti Season ,
With Close Victories
Salem's ciric 'basketball pro
gram started off with a load base
Thursday night -when all six of the
Major league teams exhibited
their wares before a crowd of 200
t the ParTlsh gymnasium. The
opening series of the game was
marked, as had been predicted, by
a 'red-hot contest ! between Pade's
and - Parker's, who carried their
kitball diamond : riralry oVer to
the maple court f without losing
any of It on the way.
Pade's won. 31 to 30, after the
core had been tied four times in
the last four "minutes of their
tight battle. It was 26-26. 27-27.
29-29, 30-30 as the seconds ticked
away and a free throw turned the
tide In Pade's faror when there
were only a few seconds left.
' Pade's had ' taken - a six-point
lead in the first half as Scales ted
the ball in lightning fashion, to
Bone and Steelhammer; but Par
ker's began coming to the front
when ' Sachtler took the floor In
the second half and tightened up
the defense, stopping his old high
school team mate Bone and help
ing to corral Steelhammer who
tied with Goodfellow, his center
opponent, for high point honor.
All three games Thursday nistt
were well played and reavmbW
close. The Willamette Fre'J'Tfceii
defeated the Valley Motor V-S out:
fit-34 to 25 by proTiig better
balanced In the scoring depart
ment Mosher and Morley. of last
year's Salem high team, led tfce
freshmen In scoring. Lemmon of
Valley Motor was high point men
of the game.
Kay Mills defeated the Willam
ette Cardinals 25 to"l9. Pickens
leading the winners fn icoring.
This also was a well-played same
with tighter defense .revaiiii;s
than in either-of the earlier con
tests. The; Minor league season wm
start next Tuesday night in the
T. M. C. A. gymnasium. Square
Deal Radio vs. Kay Mills at 7
o'clock. Teachers vs. Pay'n t'akit
at 8, Oregon Paper vs. Western
Paper at 9, is the schedule.
Summaries of Thursday night's
games: ' I
W.Frosh (34) (25) Valley Motor
Goebel F....13 l
Alley!'.. F.f...ll Griffith
T...nn . r. : 1 Speck
.UIBUUWU I
Mosher 11.
Harvey 2 . .
Whipple 4.
Morley 8..
,G warn
, G ...... . Hendrie
,S Gleason
.S
Pade's (31) (SO) Parker s
Bone 7 F.; 9 Burrell
Scales 7 . .F. . . . - . Magee
' Steelhammer 10C. .10 Goodfellow
Kitchen 3 . . .G 3 Cranor
Thomas 4 G . ; 3 Marr
Schmidt S 1 Sachtler
Kay Mills (23)
Pickens 11. . .
(19) Cardinal
F. . . . ..6 Eckman
Matthews z.
Wilson 3. . .
Perrine 8 . .
Hobbs 3. . . .
..F.... Pemberton
. .C . . . . 6 -McKerrcrw
.G.. Grannis
,G 3 Dean
S 4 McCann
Referee, Harold Hauk.
Pre-Season
Tournament
Opens Today
; PERRYDALE. Dei. 14 . The
first rre-season leagde basketball
tournament to be played by six
. Polk county B league teams at
Rickreall beginning Friday will
be the first pre-season hoop tour
ney In Oregon's ! history. The
schools participating are Bethel.
Grand ? Ronde, Rickreall, Falls
City, Airlle and Perrydale.
Drawings held -In Dallas last
" week bring opening round classes
between Bethel and Rickreall and
Perrydale . and Falls City Friday
afternoon and the other , two
teams in the evening.
Winners of the first two games
will meet Friday night also to de
termine one of the finalists. The
winner of the Grand Ronde clash
drew a bye to the final round
which : i will be played Saturday
" night The. preliminary to the
tournament championship will be
a single consolation ( game played
- between picked teams from the
losers in first and second rounds
'...of play.; -- -:-'- .., i '
Falls City with a team of vet
v! erans j. back from a last year's
championship quintet is tbe favor
lte to cope the' affair, with Coach
Walter Beck's five from j Air lie, a
rangy bunch of smart kids, press
. lng the . little lumber! ag town's
- midget wonders.' Grande Ronde,
I Perrydale, Bethel,' and Rickreall,
all handicapped by the loss of vet-
. - erans ; from - last ; year, j are un
known : - quantities -although
Grande Ronde gave Airlie a close
18-15 battle In their , opening tilt
, last Friday. .- :, - i
Perrydale staged a ! surprise
- Tictory over Rickreall, pulling out
wun j a 3 B-i 4 win while Falls
City's; slippery outfit played tag
.- wim jeinei to trounce them thor
oughly 39-g. r ,;
J;.
Handball Meet i:
Teams composed of Suing and
Zobet. and 'Marshall : and - Speer
iook a flying start la the hand
ball tournament" which opened
this week at tha fit VI t n a
Thursday night, when they defeat
ed Chambers n Rnkin anil
Marsters f and Lynch respectively
Bearcats to Pky3eayersL-!ii
Again in Grid Opener Next
Fall; Sche dules are Full
Willamette university's , foot-,
ball team wlll open its season as
usual against Oregon State at
Corvallis September 22, 1934,
Coach "Spec" Keene announced
Thursday night Willamette has
also negotiated for a game with
University of Oregon but without
result so far. ,
Keene will today attend ' the
Northwest conference meeting In
Portland. Aside from the drawing
of basketball and spring sports
schedules as well as the football
schedule for- next fall, the con
ference officials will consider the
application of Whitworth college,
Spokane, for admission to mem
bership. - Whitworth : may be put
on probation for a year as Albany
college was a few years ago.
Dean F. M. Erickson. Willam
ette's faculty representative, also
will attend.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 14. (JP)
Oregon State college and the
Mention that something or
other is for a "good cause" and
yon encounter danger that it
will be accepted as one in which
the public Is expected to "shell
oat" without adequate return.
However there is a good cause
involved in the "smokeless smo
. ker" offered tonight In the Wil
lamette university gymnasium
by the Bine Key fraternity but
the patron will get considerably
more than his moneys' worth.
O
Characterizing this amateur
wrestling and boxing show as a
"smoker" also involves the dan
ger that it is for men only, which
is far from the case; in fact the
announcement that came to us in
dicates that it is one university
sports event in which "fussing"
will be permitted and is .even en
couraged and the special invita
tion to the gentler sex also In
cludes that portion of the general
public.
Tbe special inducement con
sists of a bargain price for
couples of 25 cents; general ad
mission is 15 cents per indi
vidual and that's a foolishly low
charge for .five wrestling and
five boxing bouts of serious
merit in addition to a novelty
contest between a boxer and a
wrestler, and several comedy at
tractions. The show will start
at 8:15.
The wrestling bouts, involving
Willamette. Salem high and Y. M.
C. A. frrapplers. Include:
Joe Hershherger vs. ureg anc.
120 pounds.
Max Bigby vs. Don Hendrie, 138
pounds.
Darrell Newhouse vs. Tatsura
Yada, heavyweight.
Eugene Smith vs. Pat Hogue,
175 pounds.
Bob . Dunkin vs. Frey, 175
pounds.
The mixed boxing -wrestling
bout will bo between Morley. box
er, and Max Bigby. wrestler, and
the boxing bouts are:
Jack Connors vs. Bob agt,
heavyweight.
Joe cott vs. Roy Ferris, 160
pounds.
- Talbot Bennett vs. Bill Jones,
150 pounds.
John Welch vs. Fred Hastings,
155 pounds..
Manville Petteys vs. Bill Noel,
175 pounds.
As for the good cause, it's
the Willamette student loan
fund, and we're sure that a lot
of the boys and girls will be
need of loans pretty soon, and
what's more, deserve -'em.
O
TtT-nwutn? about the scene of the
.jaaaM entertainment Thursday
afternoon, it appeared to us that
things weren't going bo we
the. Bearcat varsity .basketball
team, and we couldn't tell exactly
why. Quite a lot of good material
there but the outtit4hat was sup
posed to be the varsity didn't
seem to be clicking yet Maybe It
wfll before long.
We'Ulet you in on a little
secret, though Johnny Oravec,
the football hero of most every
body around here. Is surpris
ingly good hoopster. He didn t
turn out last year, but he Is
fast. Haver and above all, as
coot oa the floor as he is when
dodging half a dozen tackier
on the gridiron. H may be han
dicapped a bit In the matter of
size bat vre expect to see him
in action In some of the games.
Stayton's Town
Team Winner in
High Hoop Tilt
STAVTON. Ti' 14 RtaTton
high school lost its first game of
the season to the Stayton town
team by a score of 20 to IS. It
was a nard fought contest with
the high school taking the lead
and with the score tied at to f
at the half. The town team forged
ahead In the final quarter to win.
Stayton high school will play
Scio on the local floor Friday,
December 15. - ' .
'- Summary: '. 1 5.
Stayton T. T. Stayton Bu S.
ware I F gKeyes
J?,ma 5 p 1 D- Crabtree
Shelton 2 ... .f .. -
Darby ....... .G ..... ieffier
smith J ...... o .4 Boyer
'CW"
-eagerwooa 2 S . . . . J Calavan
University of San Francisco will
meet at Corvallis next year in the
opening game : of their respective
football schedules, September 28,
U. S. F. officials announced to
day. The game will be played at
night. .; . .'..'v.:-' y-V-,-
The two teams played here in
the season ust completed, Oregon
State winning a close and exciting
contest, 12 to 7. 'y - -
' Another follow-up of the recent
Pacific Coast conference meeting
here was the announcement today
that Olympic club definitely will
place a football team In the field
next season. Failure of the' Uni
versity of California to schedule
tha.club had east some doubt con
cerning the latter's competition In
1934. " - . .
EUGENE, Dec 14. (ff) The
University of Oregon football
team will meet jGonzaga univer
sity oir Hay ward field September
22, 1934, Hugh Rossman, gradu
ate manager, announced on his
return here Thursday from - the
coast conference meet at San
Francisco.
The game, not previously
scheduled, swells the Webfoot
slate to nine major tilts. Including
five conference games, an inter
sectional clash with Utah, another
with Lonisianna State, and-the
annual Thanksgiving day battle
against St. Mary's at San Francisco.
POLLY AND HER PALS
I THINK IT ASILLV IDEA OF SAKTS J
TO TURN US IhTTDTOyS
haa a ti" H M a a I
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MICKEY MOUSE
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THAT MATTERS -
Young Dick Glendon Victim
Of Accidental Shot,
Examiner Avers
CATHAM, Mass., Dec. 14. (JP)
The victim of a gunshot wound
which a medical examiner said
was accidental. Richard J. "Rich"
Glendon, 37, Columbia university
crew coach, was found dead today
on Castle Cove road, not far from
the beach here.
Glendon was1 the son of "Old
Dick" Glendon, famous navy crew
coach. .
All night bis father, his broth
er, Hubert, assistant crew coach
at Columbia, and friends searched
for Glendon. He left his South
Chatham home yesterday to go
hunting and was last seen In the
vicinity of Eel pond.
. The search took on new rigor
and a posse was formed after the
elder Glendon told, police of find
ing in his son's room a letter, the
contents of which were not di
vulged. Police Chief Everett
Eldrege quoted the father as say
ing: "He's done it. We've got to
keep looking now until we find
him."
,Dr. C. H. Keene, medical ex
aminer, said that regardless of the
letter, his report would be one of
accldential death. The body was
found near a fence by a police
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4ooa,i? A, WEEK? (
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AND A FORTUKE..
P. A
man. A charge of gunshot lodged
in. the right side - and abdomen.
Dr. Keene said the. weapon might
have been discharged as Glendon
climbed the fence. ; '
: Glendon 'assisted his father at
Annapolis from 1919 until' 1923.
when on the retirement of "Old
Dick,'! the son assumed the head
coaehahlp. . . -
The Nary crew of 192S, under
"Rich' coaching, ton the
Poughkeepslee regatta, and plac
ed Glendon among the outstand
ing crew mentors. . .
Columbia called Tilm in 1926
and there he - turned out crews
that held high rank. His 1927 and
1929 crews were champions. -
Wolves Lose to
Bear Hoopsters
In a fast basketball game the,
Bears defeated the Wolves 9 to 3
in the Animal league at-Parrish
Thursday noon.
Bears -, Wolves
LeBoaef 6 ... .F. ... . 2 Medley
Nelson ...... .F.... Arbuckle
Walters 2 C 1 Nadromick
Siewart G Osborn
Parker G . . . . . Sweigert
McRae 1 .S.... Battalion
. Referee, Hoffert; umpire, Ma
son. WYNNE KENTUCKY COACH -LEXINGTON,
Ky., Dec. 14. JP)
Chet -Wynne, at present head
football coach at Alabama Poly
technic Institute, will direct the
University, of Kentucky Wildcat
football teams In 1934, '35 and
'36 Dr. W. D. Funkhouser, chair
man of the Kentucky athletic
council announced here today.
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Meets Robin Reed Tuesday
Night; "Middleweight
Crown at Stake
Salem1 oacmore Is to be the
scene' of a world championship
wrestling match, according to tbe
promise of Herb Owen, match
maker. Next Tuesday sight Gus
Kallio, recognised as the middle
weight champion, will -risk his
title here,. with Robin Reed, pres
ent holder of the 14S-poand belt,
furnishing the threat. '
. Kallio . ; has held the middle
weight crown for approximately
ten ; years and it is, of course,
more than highly probable that
he will carry It away with him
Tuesday night However, he
either will not outclass Reed, or
else Salem fans will see that ac
complished for the first- time.
Reed has lost a few mighty few
matches in Salem but he never
has beea out of the running.
. Kallio defeated Henry Jones in
straight falls here last year,
Mickey McGutre, missing from
the cards here for several weeks,
will return Tuesday night to meet
"Tiny" Simmons In a bout which
Owen promises, will be full of
action. Don Sugal will oppose
Klem Kusek, probably the tough
est opponent he has encountered
Meats
the Keys
With One Stone'
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6ETSW6U.
Off His Chest
I CAN'T LET SOPHIE
CONTINUE TO BROOD AND
BROOD I LOVE HER TOO
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to date. Kusek did not . appear at
nil best la his first -visit to; a
lem, i because ; he was i suffering
from a: coia.- mo na recur ercu
how, Owen declares.;'!
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TO AUTRE TODAY
SCIO, Dec. 14. fr- Friday after
noon the Scio grade : boys and
girls will meet the Stayton. bas
ketball teams in return games at
Stayton. In the games player here
the Scio girls defeated the Stay-
ton team, 27-11, and the Scio
bori won. 30-13. : '-' ' -
The probable line-ups for the
games will be: Girls,' forwards,
Evelyn Palon and" Lillian Hole
chek; jump center, Marie . Mor
gan; side C en ted, Bessie Holchek;
guards. Natalie' PhiUIps" and Flor
ence Dennison; substitutes, Ruth
Hannah, Juanlce Thayer. JSvelyn
Katsel. Georgianna Nadvornik
and Agnes Becieka. Boys, for
wards. Bob Kalini and -Chod"
. r . .' . . 1a HI1..n
guards, Joe Padula and - Harry
S lattery: substitutes, Jack Yeag-
er, Richard Kendle, Johnny Bec
ieka, Harold McDonald and Lo
ll oy Montgomery. :
Both teams are coaoched by E.
P. Caldwell, seventh - and .eighth
grade teacher. :
Games for these teams may be
scheduled with Jefferson, Leban
on, Madison of Albany, Turner,
Aumsvllle and Mill City.
In the evening of tbe same day
the high school boys will play the
Stayton team at Stayton. This
By
CLEANLV
YES, I'VE SOME.PRINCIPLE'.
MY CONSCIENCE IS BOTHER1NA
MEi -1 AOT INTO THIS AND
I'LL TAKE THE CONSEQUENCES!
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game is of particular interest hete
Xor . M. . ;?.PK Beal.-present
coach at Stayton coached at. Scio
the last twor years, Coach Kelt
ner will pltk. his isurting Une-u
from the following: Don MacDon
ald. Marley Sims, Elvln Gallegly.
- - ..... . m. , j m.u
Keith jaiuer, ' .eauon v;u
ard Quarry. - Don DaTenport and
Howard Trolllnger. Todd, who baa
bad ankle, may be unable to
play In the game, p'- - -.
,"
Perrydale Gets
Win in Contest
With Bethel 5
. PERRYDALE, Dee. , 1 4. Pf r
rydale defeated. Bethel high
school here Tuesday night to the
tune.. of .20 to If In a basketball,
game. It, was, a rough game- with
lots 3t . fouling. FoBter.) referee
All of Falls City basketball team,
and' Coach Dale Ickes scouted tbe
game.'-;". ' . -. .
Perrydale second town team,
beat ; Amity town - team - 3 2 to 7
the same night. Andy Tan Otten
refereed. . ,
MT, ANGEL, Dec. 14. Mt.
Angel normal basketball team
will open Its hoop season next
Wednesday at S o'clock by play
ing the Academy.. high school
team on the home floor. This
game, Mr. Wachter, coach., an
nounces; will be more In the na
ture of a practice game. The
schedule of games has not been
completed, but the first game
with an outside team will take
place early in January.
By CLIFF STERRETT
By WALT DISNEY
By SEGAR
DARREL McCLURE
By kJIMMY MURPHY
OPHIE WILL
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SHOCK
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-LIFE '
WHEN SHE
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. HOOFER'S
- CONFESSION
. TOMORROW
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