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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1934)
5 PAGE TWELVE The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, December 21, 1934 SEMIS GILL'S WET 1 .Wild Shooting and Passing Vcrries Keene; Likely Starters Listed With ""Spec? Keene worrying Lard orer the seeming Inability of his basketball Buad to score baskets and refrain from throw ing the ball out of bounds, the Bearcats will enter their first col legiate tilt of the : year tonight when they play the Oregon State . Beavers on the Corvallis floor at 7:30 o'clock. t1 - Although considerable Improve ment has been noted In the Bear cat hoopsters since' Pade's trim med them 37 to 24 Monday night, Keene has not yet been satisfied by the work of any of the numer ous combinations he has tried. .' Against the Orangemen Jim Burdett and Bill Lemmon, both senior lettermen, will probably take the forward berths. Lemmon Is one of the fastest men on the squad and the best scorer, but has been doing a lot of bad passing. Burdett, a whiz on shots under the basket when he Is "hot," is a steady player. Don Brandon, Bophomore, will probably start at center. Brandon has developed into a good pivot man and Is also a good shot, i Kenneth , Manning and , George Erickson will probably see the starting action In the guard posi tions. Manning, a letterman, has been Improving rapidly -lately and will probably see a good deal of play this year. i Cliff Folen will probably get the jumping post on the Beaver lineup. Injuries to Earl Conkllng and Wilbur Kidder will make Coach "Slats" Gill rather short on centers.' , . .George Hibbard, two-year - vet eran, Is expected to hold down one of the Orange forward posts with Merle Taylor, also a letter man, taking the other offensive position. Mose Lyman and Fred Hill, both lettermen. will handle the starting guard assignments. K The Bearcats, will play the Uni versity of Oregon team here Sat nrday .night. S DEFE1T SMQN RICKREALL. Dec. 20. The boys and girls basketball teams of the Stayton high met the Rlckreall teams here Tuesday night. The teams were evenly matched and played a good fast and clean game. In the girls game the home team won 26 to 8. In the boys game Stayton led from the start, first" quarter core was 1 to S ; at the half 3 to 8; third quarter 8 to 10 In the final quarter : Rlckreall was able to check, the visitors to one free shot, while they piled In two tleing the game. Over sealous playing caused a foul in the final second and Rlckreall took the game 13 to 12. .... -Boys lineups: Ilickreall (13) - (12) Stayton A. Brown F..Q. Chrlstensen R. Brown F Humphrey A. Demp8ey..C Berger Coville .G..E. - Chrlstensen Bihl G .McRae Bud WIl8on....vS Darbey Donald Pence ref ereed both of the games. Kileen Takes Bow Tonight As Promoter With Mike Stankovoch chal lenging Frankie Monroe to ex tend their six-round main event bout to ten rounds and Jack Hib bard back in his original billing with Hank McDonald in the semirwlndup, Salem fight fans are promised some excellent box ing on the veterans of Foreign Wars fight card at the Armory at 8:30 o'clock tonight. Stankovoch,, who claims Cali fornia as his home, has fought some of the best glove-artists in the game. Among his opponents appear the names of Young Pe ter Jackson, Tod Morgan, Sam my Mandell and G oldie Hess. If Monroe will agree , four, ex tra rounds will be added tcv the event, which Is posted as for the lightweight championship of Ore gon. Jack Hibbard, the Klamath Falls square-face, was originally named to meet Hank McDonald in tonight's bout, but a change was made putting Roy McKen ny of Los Angeles on the bill. Matchmaker Kileen announced last night that Hibbard would fill his original billing. Four good four-round events complete the card. Mickey Mc Caffery, St. Taul, Minn., . will meet Johnny Shaw of Portland. Clem Lambrecht, scrappy fight er from Stayton, - meets Tony Camden, Myrtle Point, "Tiny" Cooper, Hubbard, meets "Dum my" Halley, San Francisco, and "Pepper" Leibold, Salem, rights Jack Bailey of Hubbard Rhoda to Coach , Salem B Squad Material Good Carl Rhoda. junior major in physical education at Willamette will coach the Salem high "B" basketball team this year. With Rhoda coaching the "B" 5 squad Vernon Gilmore, ; who formerly was in charge of the team, will be given more time to supervise the - Salem schools intramural program at the high school and the two junior highs. ; Rhoda, who receives a practice teaching credit for his coaching work, will have considerable ma terial, mostly new men from Par rish. Foremost among the "B" candidates are Brown, lanky cen ter, ineligible this semester for first string play; Freeman and Williams, forwards; and Serdotz' and Doherty, guards. eiDDLB TO PLAV GUIS Fans ! Get First Glimpse ;. of 1935 Model Tonight; Outfit is Small - Salem high's short order bas ketball team will get Us baptism of fire tonight when it meets strong alumni squad, composed of former red and black all-state men, on the high school floor at 7:30. No preliminary "B" team game Is scheduled In order to al low students to attend the annual "Fussers" night" show. "Holly" Huntington's chief fear about this year's basketball team is that it may not be able to get hold of the ball. With most of the first string players running to the diminutive sizes, Huntington has built for speed, and Is sure he has a fairly good scoring combination one it gets possession of the ball. . Luther, who will start it cen ter, will - stack -up favorably in height with most high school cen ters. He has been Improving dur ing the last week of practice and will probably develop into a cap able pivot man before the season la orer. Phil Salstrom and John Per rine, the only two lettermen left as a nucleus for this year's team, will be on the starting combina tion, Salstrom will be teamed op at forward with Cater, one of the best natural shots on the squad. - Waddell, one of the few lanky boys on the squad, will be Per rine's mate on the guard assign ment. Waddell is developing Into a good thot and Is particularly valuable under the basket. He has shown himself to he a good ball handler also and throws away few passes..;:.:-.:.,:..t '-..u '-,;..: Several of the foremost quint stars that Salem has turned oat In the past few years will appear on, the alnmni five. Among them PMIMITO HE SMI PLAYERS PORTLAND. Deo. JO.--A team of seasoned players rather than youngsters .was the first promise of John Baddy Ryan, new manager of the Portland baseball club, when he arrived here today. With hla wife" and baggage, Ryan popped into town with a big, happy smile on his inn-reddened face and announced he was making Portland his permanent residence. . - ? He was appointed manager by E. J. Schefter of Portland who recently bought the controlling Interest of the Portland club of the Pacific Coast league. - "It is up to us to make a show ing at once, Ryan conceded, in will probably be Lome Kitchen, John Bone and Trux Foreman. outlining his Intention to secure seasoned players. . I like youngsters and have been lucky with - them, jt takes time, however, to bring young fel lows along. And for this first seas on we must have a ball club that can go from the start and hold its own in competition.' Ryan announced tha tralninr camp next spring will be at Ven tura, uai., again, ana would begin March 1. . Eagles to Play : Eagles, Dallas The . Salem Eagles basketball team win play the Dallas Eagles on the Dallas floor tonight at 8 o'clock. The Dallas town team Is now ; being sponsored by the Eagles lodge of that city. -' EUGENE TROUNCED EUGENE, Ore., Dec 20.-3V Litile Oakridge high ran wild, de feating Eugene high S3 to 13 in spectacular manner here last night. ; L1G Illll,', VOTED VALUJIBLE PIAYEB MONMOUTH, Dec, 10, Hon ors of the IIS 4 football season of Oregon Normal were dlstribr sted Tuesday night at the an nual football banquet held la the Monmouth hoteL Twenty six members of the squad, fac ulty members, and Dean Walker, Independence, state senator, at tended Al Cox, acting coach, led in the squad. : -President J. A. Churchill spoke of the fine spirit and commend able' record made by the team. and he introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Walker. - . A letter was read -from Coach Larry Wolfe, ' now ill' in the vet erans' . hospital, Portland. O. C, Chrlstensen acted as -toastmaster Nig Tihllla was voted most val uable player ' on the squad this season. " Pade Quintet Tops Pacific core By Big S FOREST GROVE. Dec. i0.-(jpi -Pade'a . Independent- basketball team of Salem defeated the Pa-i ciflc university Badgers 39 to 25' here tonight. ; . ; , - Scales, Pade forward, led the former Willamette university; stars by scoring 17 points. The Sa-i lent team led 14 to I at the half.; '-'- - ' -' j TIDE HEADS WEST UNIVERSITY, Ala Dec, 20 VPt - Alabama's Crimson tide topped off two weeks' hard work today - with scrimnage that lasted nntil dusk enveloped Den ny field, and tomorrow will em bark on the fourth invasion of Rose Bow!.-- . . Zimmerman Tops Pasadena Field : Shattering Par BROOKSIDE PARK, . Pasade na, Calif., Dec. 20-)-Emory Zimmerman, a slender youth, thundered out of the northwest today to shatter par by two strokes with a 69, which led the field of first round qualifiers for the Pasadena . $4000 open golf championship. The blond Portland Ore., pro, Washington open champion and runner-up in the Oregon P. G. A. title event, missed a three-foot Tutt on the lith to take his only five, of the round and thereby prevented the chalking up of a 18. Tied for second, only-a slen der stroke behind, were Dick Metz, Chicago; Ray Mangrum, Los ' Angeles, and - Harold Mc Spaden, Kansas City, Kas., with 70's. . Sophomores Win Second Contest In Class Series The sophomores, flashing a smooth working attack, took their second game in the high school interclass series yesterday noon by defeating the senior quint 23 to 18. Steinke of the senior team led in scoring with ten points. . The, round-robin series ylll be concluded after the Christmas holidays. Summary: Skopil ....... .F ..... 4 Albrich Freeman ...... F.... 10 Steinke Brown 7 . . . . . .C. . . . .2 Duncan Hoffert 2 .....G..... 2 Gwynn Serdotz 8 . . . .G. .... . Fowler Referee, Maizels.- - One Bed Wanted, Several Donated Six beds and a' large quantity of. bedding were donated by gen erous citizens in 'answer to the plea of Mrs. Helen Lamb, Red Cross executive secretary, made Wednesday, she reported yester day. She had asked for one bed and a supply of bedding - for a 19-year-old girl who was suffer ing from tuberculosis. The other five beds were given to families who badly needed them, she said. DAFFY DEAN WEDS ' - RUSSELL VILLE, Ark., Dec. 20 -OP) -Paul "Daffy" Dean, pitching star of the St. Louis Cardinals, tonight was married to Miss Dorothy Sandusky, 19-year-old local beauty contest winner. C1IILOQUIN STRONG CHILOQUIN, Ore., Dec. 20.-(y-With five consecutive wins to its credit, the Chlloquin high bas ketball team meets Bend high here tomorrow night. Earned $111235 for Her 4 Biggest money winner on the American turf for 1934 is Cavalcade, shown with his owner, Mrs. Isobel Dodge Sloane, whose Brookmeade Stable leads all In winnings. 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