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HOLD OfJ THIRD
PLACE SECURED
Nine - Point Spree in Three
- .Minutes; 2d Half.
Thrills Crowd
Northwest Conference Standing
Team W. L. Prt.
Whitman .. . . . .". i. . . 4
Pacific U. '.....'.;.'. 6
Willamette U. .... .4
College Paget Sound .4
Albany College .. . . . . 1
Llnfield College 0
College of Idaho . . . ". .0
0
1
3
4
6
2
3
1.000
-.857
.571
.500
.143
.000
.000
Scoring nine points in three
. minutes the Willamette Bearcats
swept . ahead of a rapid traveling
College of Idaho basketball team
. to win 31 to 23 last night in the
fastest ' and " most exciting, court
contest Willamette -has ;, played
.this year. : . j . ; . . .
: The win gave the Bearcats un
disputed possession of third place
in the Northwest conference
standings, breaking P.a? tie wltii
College of Puget Sound. It was
. the Coyotes third loss in three
conference starts. -""riS J ,s
... Until the last seven minutes of
- the 'game the contest : was close
' with -neither team able to main-
.tain a lead Freeman; . big Coyote
center,' sanies the final basket for
the Idahoans to give them a -23 to
22 lead. '' ir-r'r' j
Frantz, Brandon a-nd '
Mosher Warm Up .: i. .. i
It was then that Eddie Frantz.
Don Brandon and Harry. Mosher
shoved what Bearcats can do in
a pinch. Eddie presented Willam
ette .with the ever-changing ' lead
again by dropping in the last of
the five long shots he garnered
during the game. .Seconds after
. ward Brandon gotdown the floor
In a hurry and sank a cripple, fol
lowedTlt with a gift shot. Harry
, Mosher then 'cast loose and col
lected two more points for the
Bearcats. . Brandon, again went
Into action, rolled In a nicepivot
shot and the score stood 31 to 2.1
for the. Bearcats." In three halr-
' raising minutes the. Bearcats had
. npped their scoro by nine count
ers. Four minutes' were left In the
game but neither , team was able
v to score. -The Coyotes fought des
perately to gain and keep posses
sion of the ball but Willamette!
checked'-clesely "and -played safely.
- Coyotes Keep Lend. s
Host of First Half s ' "
: The Coyotes - led most of the
first halt after Swan. 'aggressive
guard, openedxthe scoring with a
flat shot from the corner. Eddie
Frantz, who wag high point .man
. -with; ,13 points- ami outstanding
Itearcatlr kept " Willamette" close
t behind; -with beautifully . arched
- shots from 'well ': back of the foul
-" lOie";;-'; Five .minutes . before! the
close;' Manning knotted the couHt
i with a free. throw but Thompson;
'.. College of Idaho 'guard,' got a nice
set-shot to make" the 'Bcore.read
- 13 to 1 1. Petteys sunk' one from
- -under the basket to tie it up again
and Lemmon scored with; a " push
shot ;td give Willamette a IS to
. 13 lead at- the half . v ' ; '
' .Swan's 'basket as 'the r second
. half opened tied" the., score at15
all. Eddie Franta' opened up with
a long-distance basket and George.
Erlckson sank" a Held goal .and a
free throw to give the Bearcats a
' five point Jead. n .1- - -
.Then the Coyotes", took their
' turn atscoring, Thompson plop
v. ping ; in.. n field - goal t and a- free
-jbrow rand WJielchel a free throw.
GUI's howitzer put Idaho back in
. Cthe-lead'and for'.the jtext five
minutes If was'nip nd" .tuck. V .
i Frantz repeated from- mid-court
'' to;, shade Idaho one point but
'-' Freeman scored to drop -theBear-eats
back; into, 'the- trailing" posl
- ticm. Franta 'again pulled Wniam-
. ette ahead and the Bearcats had
'- easy, sailing until the end of the
--. rame., j"; 7.:.
Man to Man Style.. -V .
.'"Used By Both: 5's j I .
Both ' teams played a - - hard-
- checking v man ' to man defense,
- Frants. ' Brandon ': and " Erickson
played outstandingly. for .Willam
. tte,v Whelch'el,- diminutive Idaho
"' forward, and Thompson shone for
- the Coyotes. ..
'" Summary:- . .' ;
" Cot. of Idaho (23) I FG FT TP
Gill T ....rl 1": x0 2
' Whelchel f J. -2-- 2 0
Freeman ' c 2 0-4
Thompson g ...,...3 1 t 1
- Swan g It ' 0 4
. " Total . .V. T.
Willamette (31)
..110 3 23
Urandon I
Lemmon f
Petteys. c ..
.2
.1
.1
.6
.2
.0
.1
1
0
0
1
2
1
0
S
2
2
13
e
Frantz g
Erickson. gL
Manning. f
Mosher g
2
Totals' L-..:...13 , 5 31
Personal fouls: College of Ida
ho. Freeman 2. Thompson 2,
Whelchel,'- Swan; Willamette,
Brandon; - Manning, Petteys, Er
Ickson. ' -
Free throws missed: College of
Idaho Whelchel 2, Freeman 2;
' Willamette. Brandon. Erickson
- Referee: - It o b J 1 n s, Indepen
dence. .
Top Favorites Go
Down, Palpi Beach
PALM BEACH,' Fla.; Feb. 20.-
() Both top favorites 18-year-old
Patty Eerg of - Minneapolis
and ?Jrs.Estelle Drennan cf-Tul
ea, Ckla. went down In quarter
final match play of the annual
Flcri,!.i wccstVs .golf champlon-
thlp tournament today." 4 5 ;.
They rave place to Marian Mi
ley of Lexington, the Kentucky
women's champion, an d Grace
Amory of Deepdale, L. X., and
palm B'h
Pade's .Independents to Play- m? A
'Lefty9 O'Doul New Seas Manager
v':':::';;if;; t
I
Frank O'Doul,! whose smiles and base knocks have endeared
hlni to the baseball populace of the United States, is pictured dar
ing recent workout before he signed up as manager of the San
Francisco Seals for a three year term. O'Doul, a native of San
Francisco, was wrested from the New York Giant after weeks of
bickering, according, to President Charlie Graham of the' Seals.
"Ifty,M who i as popular among- the- Japanese diamond fans as
lie Is in this country is also acting as "adviser! to the Dai Nippon
Tokyo baseball club,; which is scheduled to visit the Pacific coast
this month preparatory to a aeries of baseball contests with the
Coast league teams International niustrated News Photo.
- MT, - ANGEL, Feb.? 20. Mt.
Angel college quintet was defeat
ed, last: night by-jthe .Oregon Nort
mal Wolves .Jo. a dose game on
the local floor.- The ! f inal ' score
was 34-26. - ' ..' ; -v.: 1
-Lineups: j 5 . . - ' 1
Oregon Nor. 34 26 Sit. iAngel Col.
Averill 9 :F U.J Gentry
Ystad "9 i F Li. 2 Buckman
Butterworth II 7 Saalfeld
Borden ...-G..... 2. Marx
Barkks 2 ' ' ' 7 iHerberger
Hobbes .'" ' Toman
Kelly f - a Qhristenson
Snyder -..:.::;;.-:.L.Ji . Meyers
Leeford
Z Senter
Satchler ' 2 '.;.'.: S
Gcteon.; 1.S . . c .
Beckler - ...8 rVJ--'- " V
In- the - preliminary, game ML
Angel high school.defeated Scotts
Mills high school; 25-1$. . . -.
. Lineups: .. . $ ,r . - .
Mt; Angel 25 .15 Scotts MOUls
Bourbpnnals '., 4 F ;..x Johnson
Aman 1 -..J. -F.8 JLittlepage
Bauman 3 "ilLC--R Nickohfon
Burrell 11V.LG. .1 Thnrmah
Bean 6 -L--ZCL'-Z&j Dimick
Substitutes: Thomas, Chewn-
ingr. Brockhaus, MickeL Saalfeld.
Referee, Saalfeld.
Mt. Ansel college will clay SL
Martin's college of Lacey, Wash.,
here Satr rday night oil the local
floor.- -
Albany Townies
Sign Wiltshire,
- Eyeing RKoch
t - - i . .'" -t ;:-
ALBANY, i Ore., Feb. 2KP)-
Strengthening of the Albany town
baseball team by the signing of
Bob Wiltshire, University of Ore
gon and Eugene Townle State
league pitcher last year, was an
nounced today.. g
. Charles Coovert, manager . of
the Alcos. also announced that
Jack Gordon, who played third
base for the Townies i last year.
will be with Alt any next sum
mer. '".': ''''- '-':i'';v:. -
Negotiations' are under . way
for the signing of Ray; Koch and
Joe Gordon, -other Oregon stars.
Globe Trotters
Defeat Eagles
- In Easy Baitle
. DALLAS, Feb. 20. -4 Clowning
all the way and pulling all kinds
of stunts, the Harlem Globe Trot
ters galloped to a 43 to 32 vic
tory over the Dallas Eagles Mon
day evening.' 1 :
i Reaching down In their bag of
comical tricks, the - colored . boys
from New. York City, 1 had little
trouble In scoring at will and in
the meantime provfded" fun for
one' of the largest crowds to wit
ness the Eagles this year.: Jack
son, the "Darkies' " center and
captain, could palm a basketball
like an ordinary person would a
basebalL ..
DEFEATS STAVTOII
NORTH SAXTIAM ; LEAGUE
- ' W.
Jj.
1
3
7
Pet.
Mill City .......:7-
.875
.875
.825
.376
.125
.125
Gates ......... 7 .
Stayton '
Jefferson
Turner - :
1
e 1
Aumsvillo
STAYTON, Feb. 2LThe Star
ton high school basketball team
was defeated by the Gates . five
Friday night . on the local floor
by a score of 34-8. . This leaves
Gates tied with Mill City, for first
place In. the Santiam-league and
places stayton In third position.
Stayton will play Aumsvillo Feb
ruary 22.
Stayton (8)
Calavan .4 V. .
Champ 2 ....
Kendricks
(34). Gates
, . F. .7 H." Farmer
:;f.....b wrim
,. C.;.r. .14 Ball
McRae 1 . . . .
. v GT.tO. Farmer
; . G . . . . Brown
Christensen
E.r Christensen: l.S. 2 Heath
Referee, Manning.
Crowned King
llarrin Swanson, above, of Minneapolis, and Kitty
Klein, right, of Buffalo, were, crowned king and
tition at Oconomowoc, Wis. The Buffalo girl set i
a new world record of 3:08.2 for the mile. Swan- I
on finished first In the 880-yard, two and five- i
mile events. . - j
G TEAMS WILL
G01PETE,HD
Winner of March 2-3 Games
at Portland . Goes to
Northwest Tourney
Pade's Independent - basketball
club, : undefeated this season In
competition . with foremost - Inde
pendent quints of the. state, will
be. one of the eight teams compet
ing in the state A. A. U. tourna
ment to be ' held ' in - Portland
March 2 and 3, it wag announced
yesterday. The tournament. ; to
be held on the court of the Port
land Multnomah club, is an Invi
tational meet.: : ' -
The winning team of the Ore
gon tournament will be sent to
the Northwest A. A. U. tourney at
Seattle with all expenses paid.
Other teams invited to take part
in the. state meet are Multnomah
club; Union Oil and Sell wood, all
of Portland, Astoria town team.
University of Portland J (Colum
bia) and Pacific university.
Probable Squad For -
Tourney Named v :;"
Pade's' will practice daily until
the tournament Tuesday night
the Grocers worked out with the.
College .of Idaho quint on the
Willamette .floor. . The players
who will probably play in the
tournament are Dwight . Adams,
George Scales and Trux Fore
man, forwards: .Jim Burdett and
Erven "Kloostra,"- centers: Lorne
Kitchen and John Steelhammer,
guards. . '. -
MlliLEli
OVER DALLAS HIGH
; DALLAS, Feb.- 2 0 , Dallas
high" went into battle with, an
other District No. 6 contender
Tuesday evening, when they 'met
McMlnnville "high there," only t to
be nosed out in the end by a
28-22 score. "
Matching basket for basket the
first quarter with it ending nine
all, but' with McMlnnville running
away a bit In the second," landing
them on the long end of a 20-13
score. - The " third quarter was
slow and fire minutes- of It had
elapsed before Dallas scored and
in : the meantime holding Mc
Mlnnville scoreless , the" entire
quarter," but Stubbv '' Allison's
team was still on the big end of
20-17. Then" McMlnnville. put on
an "uncheckable" sprint, to score
8 points . while Dallas - was scor
ing. 5." ' . fT-
i The. McMlnnville . reserves won
a close and fast preliminary from
the Dallas second strong ; 1 8-1 6.
j ; The lineup - for .the A squad
game: ' '-. . .-'"' '.r-1:-
Dallas 22 - 28 McMinnvUle
Pleasant 11.... .F .'. . . . 8 Mabee
Villwock.3 . .V. VF.V . Blenkinsop
Webb 8 .C . . 13 Glddings
Petre. . ... . . ...G. .. . . 1 -Robins
Schierman . .... O . . . 2 Plumeau
Woodman . ". . r. .S .; ; . .: Jones
Referee, Maple. X- - I
Seahawks Pounce 1
: On Calgary, 6-2
. CALGARY. Alta., Feb. lO.rOiPr
-The Seattle Seahawks . swept
through the Calgary, team of the
Northwestern Hockey league to
night , to score a convincing 6-2
triumph; and 1 strengthen '.their
place at the top "of the league
standings...' -- -i, ;'; - - ;
and Queen of American Skaters ;
'wi - vr3--ii'
I
BABE PUZZLED
Woa't Wnid Up as Part-Time
Player, Declares; Hopes
for Manager Berth ;
NEW YORK, Feb. 20. (JP) - A
somewhat puzzled and bewildered
Babe Ruth came back from a long
oriental barnstorming Junket" to-
day more of a baseball mystery
than ever.---- t---t --
He hasn't the faintest idea what
he-.is going to do, and while he
still insists he'll not wind np as a
part-time player or pinch hitter,
he carefully left a door open. Just
In case he changes his mind.
Instead of the . violent "No!
with which he has been dismissing
all suggestions that he decorate
the Yankee bench this season with
occasional appearances in the field
and at. the plate, Interviewers to
day were greeted with a chorus of:
J'l may change niy jnlnd,"" It'a
awfully" hardta get out"1 of that
salt,-' and ,"I d6nt know' what inf
attitude may be later."; j -" i.'
;.. This". much i is certain, .He" will
see Colonel Jake Ruppert, owner
of the Yankees, and If the colonel
insists he have another try at out
fielding and the price is right
it is an even bet the great man
will .reach for a fountain pen' with
far. greater alacrity than . has
marked this gesture in the past
10 years. ft
Ruth's ambition is . to manage
a . big league ball dub and his
friends believe he figures he will
have a much better chance to real
ize this dream with the Yankees
or some other team by j remain
ing in harness than It he calls it
quits and spends a summer or two
on the golf links. i
t
110 DALLAS TEAMS
WILL PU FRIDAY
' DALLAS, Feb. 20.-Dallas high
baskeieers play their final coun
ty league game prior to the coun
ty , tournament Friday ' eveniilg
when they meet Independence on
the Hoppickers' floor, i Dallas
barely nosed out a 26-25; victory
here so the game will possibly be
close and Interesting,' f Dallas
must win this game to remain on
top In the conpty league, as they
have three ' wins and no 'defeats
while Independence. has' two wins
over Monmouth while they suffer
but one . defeat ' at the hands of
the" Orangemen.. -r
?'Also -Friday. night. the Dallas
Eagles finish their season - of
play, t Stayton . Athletic club will
furnish .the entertainment. . Stay
ton is on top of the" Cascade
league in which "Mill City, Gates
and various other. - teams " along
the lower ranges' are members.
This game will be a double head
er and will be played at -the arm
Coyotes to P1& ;
Pacific Tonight
! - At Forest Grove
' FOREST GROTE. Ore4 Feb. 20
HTV-The barnstorming College of
Idaho Coyotes will play the Paci
fic university Badgers' In' a' North
west "conference game here tomor
row night. v J
"' The Badgers, defending, champions,;-
hare won six. and lost but
one game this season. ':l: "
Caustic
G
- " "break champs though can't
arnes on w
"- Distinctly; - air, honor' for
a-aae's oasKetDau team or tma
man's towm i an Invitation to
. play, in the state. Amateur Atb
letic. union tourney at Portland
.March 2 and 3. The best inde.
pendent teams of the state will
- be there as well a two college '
teams. Pade's haven't played
many games but they've played
some tough .ones. A little prac
tice, a court , to. " play ; home
5 games : on and " a few '. more I
' games ' scheduled - and they -'could
have been as much in the ;
public eye this season as - the .
Union Oilers of Portland.- y
In much the same position vas
last .year .Is the Northwest con
ference. - Whitman is precarious
ly leading the league, needing to
lose' only one game to drop to
second place. Pacific is in sec
ond place and hoping with help
from the ".Badger witch-doctors
and. sorcerers, that Willamette will
beat: Whitman in one game. Wil
lamette, is then left, as the deter
mining, team, holding the. potent
key; ,to -the .championship. ..No
chance., of ,:belng. champs them
selves, they can make or break
a. champion br the way they play
against Whitman. . , f ;
Last year Willamette took'
an awful beating , from Whlt
' man the first night.' The score'
.was 40 to 27 and It looked as '
if the ail-powerful Missionar
Linn Play
ODens28th
SCIO, Feb. 20 - The annual
Linn . county - basketball . tourna
ment will; be held; in Tangent,
Thursday night, February 28 and
Friday - afternoon and evening
and - Saturday, March -1 and 2.
Five boys teams - have indicated
that they will be In the tour
nament: Sclo..- Shedd,. Tangent,
Sweet Home and Harrlsbu'rg.
Seio - meets Shedd- Thursday- ev
ening. '-'
. Trophies for first and second
jjlaces will be awarded., The
teams ' with first " and second
places In this county tournament
will compete in the district tour
nament, which will be held In
Albany, March 8 and 9.
.Saturday -evening, March , 2,
the tournament at Tangent,' the
cf o ; girls ; will t meet, the j Shedd
girls ,in a 'game todetermine
county a championship. The "stu
dent bodies of the Salo and Shedd
High schools 'will- buy ; the ' tro
phy for . this. game.: . ' '. rV
' Stritmater.has been chosen one
referee' and v he .and Van J. Ess
Johnson,'- principal , of the .Tan
gent high -school, will choose the
second referee."' ' ' - s
-.Plans for f.he tournament were
drawn up ' by principals and
coaches - at - a meeting . held . at
the . Brownsville . high school,
Monday night. Both . F. A. ; Gal
legly and. Cecil Elder attended
from Scio. .. ; . "i
' .The Scio boys' and girls', bas
ketball teams -meet" the .Hariis-burg-
teams -on the -home floor,
Friday . evening," .Feb.. 22. Both
the local teams defeated the Ha
risburr teams at Harrisburg. two
weeks ago," and are expecting ' tf
repeat. !7r-,
I
I
DyWA.
The Chemawa basketball team
defeated the Salem Trojans, an In
dependent quint composed of high
school- and Junior high 'players,
40 to 3 ft," on "the Chemawa floor
last night. The count was knotted
at ; 2 4 -an at the- half Litwlller,
Trojan forward,' was high' scorer
with 12 points. ' 1 v r '
- Sunimary: " :;A '
Chemawa (40) ' - '(So) Trojans
L-Archambeau 4 F -10 C. Probert
Shoulderblade 9 F 1 J Litwlller
Spotted Eagle C C. ,T, ' 6 Maera
Peplon v a 3 Stubberfleld.
Archambean 4 -.G 4 Meyers
Adams :;.;, " S v
CaseS r , ; i v " ' : :-
Traet S 'l -
Young Corbett, :
' Van Klavern to
- Battle-Friday
- f ssninunnsnsnu -
'SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2 0.-()-Young
Corbett of Fresno and
Bep Van . Klavern : of ... IJoUand
-wound np training today tor their
1 0-round ' re-match " hero 1 Friday
afternoon which will ' see Kesar
stadium opened to boxing for the
first timei ':-''
The Fresnan's timing was said
to be more accurate than for his
recent tight with Van Klaveren.
when the former won a dose de
cision. - - - -1 -f v-j,
; Despite Van Klaveren'a strong
showing a few;: weeks ago,' the
Fresno southpaw was quoted a
two to one favorite today to re
peat his first victory. . '. ' .
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IXnS, RA3IAGB ilEET
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20.-V-Flnal
light workouts today mark
ed the end of the training trail for
Joe Louis. Detroit, and Lee Ram
age, San Diego, for their 10-round
bout at Wrigley field tomorrow
night. ...... ...,.f-r-, - - . -.
Wilis DEFEATED
. Honor : comes to Pade five;
'- . Bearcats again positioned to
ies would ride In stride across,;
a mucu-trampiea uearcat io
4 collect' the glittering crown of
the Northwest clrcuJC: But '
'what happened. Up" In Bear-'
tattish wrath rose the sons of .
old : Willamette , and" whipped
"Whitman 37 to 16 In the sec-.
ond : game. Pacific waa ready
'and the crown tottered off of '
' Whitman's uneasy head and lit -'plop'
In the middle of Forest:
'grove where it can be seen f or '
the price of admission. ; -
r Spec,r Keene t would ' like to
whip the Missionaries again.4 As
last year such a victory would put
something of .eclat tn in .other
wise disappointing season. To
Bearcats-and Missionaries a vic
tory over the other is worth' ten
other wins. "Spec, says his on
ly chance is to figure on dropping
the first game just for a chance
to figure out how tofoxtheMis
, slonaries in the'second.' Last year
it was done-by" making 'the 'Mis
sionaries think -Willamette's: jnan
to man defense was a tone' de
fense. .This year, - as always,
.Whitman -has the fastest break
ing team In the conference. Willamette-
won't be able to attempt
a speedy game ' for the- simple
reason that ' Whitman, can -out-speed'
them. For - the Bearcats it
will have to be' a game of watch
ful waiting; for Anse Cornell's
Badgers it will be hopeful wait
ing, w.v ' . r--
Beafkitten
Quint Beats
Independence
The' Indomitable I Willamette
Bearkittens hung np a n o t h e r
scalp last night'when. they defeat
ed the .Independence high' school
five, '2 4 to 11, l ;1 :
The game was all the way of
the frosh until the final quarter
when wholesale substitutions pat
new " life in t h e Independence
quint.- At. the close of the third
period the freshmen were leading
1ft to S but Newton, Independence
substitute, scored two quick field
goals to put the spirit in his team
to gain eight, points In the final
minutes. ' , '-
Summary: - ' .
Independence Freshmen
DunkleS F. Crabtree
Syverspn- 2 .FT:, r. 5 ; Beard
Heaaer 2 ..' r'.,.,C,8' Nun'enkamp
McLonghlin - ' n - g. Joyce
Carey Q - r "' Moe
Newton .4'.
"2"Llndstrom
S,r " - .i Smith
S 4 ' Beauchamp
Referee, -Hoyt. "
tiqn&tAtiempti
to Retaih Second
: ) Place O'er Bucks
; PORTLANb, Ore., Feb. JOrii5)
-The Portland Buckaroos and
the .Vancouver. .Lions ..who"! for
.weeks have", battled ' for second
placet In - the 'Northwestern f-Ice
Hockey, league,'; clash here tb
mbrrow nlghtv U. J- -
, First., one, team , and ' then tb
other. has ; gone ,' into the lead,
with many ties thrown In. - -.
: w..The Vancouver j team now holds
the, ad vantage, due. to a 2 to 1
win over . the' Buckaroos ' Monday
night.' A win for .Portland tomor
row night- would t tie . the .race
np, again, while a loss, would put
the. Buckaroos. at a decided dis
advantage.' . .: -v - '-L :T": "
Six-Point Rally
Gives yictpry.to S
-PaHish Orioles
l Staging a six-point rally in the
last , minute of . play the Orioles
came from behind to defeat' the
Redbirds of the Parrlsh noon lea
gue 9' to 5 yesterday Le Boeuf ,
Oriole ' forward, . was high point
man with T points t. ,i -- : .
tw'v
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Comparttive tests have shown tiu
Triton cotoro3 rednces canine wear
; from 22 to 45, forms less carbon and
less sludge, Is more stable daring esc,
end $vZUsis Eastern tr VTesierm tils. . "
tXmdm by the New PsOPANl seKnt hm'n .
34 lEBICAfl STAR
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GR1DDERS TO JAPAT1
' SAN FRANCISCO. PeW 20.-(ff)
-Thirty - four American Z football
players will sail from here tomor
row for Japan to play a series of
ten games in seven cities of the
land of the rising sun. ' . '
' The exhibitions which win In
troduce the great' American col
lege sport in. the orient are being
sponsored by two Japanese news
papers. . " ' ": " - ''A1: S
; Those -who will make the trio
Include: Cal Clemens. Oliver Bar
din, Everett Brown, Ward Brown
ing, Bob Erskine, Jack Iloulgate,
Al Maloney, Gerald Ostling; Lar
ry 'Stevens,' James Gardner, Har
old Bright, all former ' University
of' Southern -California "players;
Corliss Artmen, Jack Brown, Ben
Palamountaln, all of Stanford;
Harold Bovie, Tulsa nniverslty;
Verdi Boyer, Sinclair Lott, Sig
Fuhk, ' Boh G entry, - University "of
California at Los Angeles; Bart
Bufkin, ? Charles Mueha,- 'Woody
UlliBi - Paul Sulkosky, University;'
of " - Washington ; Howard Clark,
Ray " Morse, Ray Neveau,". . Bill
Parke,"' Alex - Eagle University of
Oregon; Norman Franklin, Har
old Pangle, Oregon State college;
Cecil Storey, WlUiam Vdrhees,
University of Chicago; Wes Hub
bard, San Jose State college; Al
Dowd, Santa Clara. ; ....'.
EAGLES, m TO
The . Eagles basketball team,
tied for leadership of the city
major league with Master Bread,
will meet, the V-8 "quint in .the
first . game of tonight's league
double-header on the -. Parrlsh
floor, at . 7 .o'clock. V s
- The Valley Packing five, which
last week dumped Master Bread
from Its undefeated standing, will
play the -Willamette grocery team
In the second game. , v -' ;
Master . Bread draws - a bye.
Next .week ft meets the Eagles in
the first game of the playoff
series to determine the champion.'
The league winner will represent
the - Salem ..T. M. C. AJ at the
Northwest Y. - M. C A. tonrna
ment at Walla Walla March t
and 9. - ' - -
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on a
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