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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning, March 22, 193$
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Spartan Quint
Champ
Fast - Passing, -Attack of
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Crowd's Plaudits
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the outclassed rranilin team like
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Title Tucked Away J
At Close of Half
It was almost a repetition of
last year when Jefferson, after
fighting to the finals, was swept
Into the mnner-up position by an
Astoria attack that conldn't be
checked. The Spartans, -as well
made a piece of basketball ma
chinery as the tournament has of
ten seen, couldn't be stopped last
night. They had the championship
safely tncked away at the end of
the first half when they led 22
to 11.
To the Tlctors" belong the spoHs
and to Corrallis' valuable Captain
Pflugrad smiling Dr. Bruce Bax
ter presented the gleaming trophy
that goes to the champions after
presenting the four winners of
lower places with their trophies
while the crowd roared its ap
proval. ,
To Merle Kruger, the lithe
limbed little sniper whose long
range howitzers were i great fac
tor in all of the Spartan victories,
went the KXL trophy for the out
standing player.
To Ted Sarpola, whose one-man
rally saved fourth place for As
toria yesterday and who took
tournament scoring honors with
59 points, went the trophy for the
man most valuable to his team.
To Harrison Wallace, who cap
tained his little Bellfountain team
to a state B championship and to
third place among all the state's
basketball teams, went the award
for the outstanding sportsman
ship of the tournament
Well-Rounded Team
' Earns State Title
Corvallis won the championship
by being ace ballhandlers and
sure fire shots and by being de
fensively as fine as they were
great offensively. The way Cor
vallis whipped that .basket I all
around last night was a revela
tion. If they had played good bas
ketball before, and the certainly
had, they were playing their fin
est ball last night. Hardly an er
ror could be chalked up against
them.
For only one brief moment at
the opening of the game when
Hansen dropped In a field goal to
counter Kruger's opening free
throw did Franklin have a smell
of the lead and Franklin never
had a smell of a chance.
It was 8 to S at the end of the
first quarter and then, as the sec
ond period opened, it was 10-5,
12-5, 14-5 and finally 18-5 before
Kemnitzer. all - state guard,
dropped In his lone two points of
the game. Williams, Franklin
center who scored eight of the
Quaker's 20 points, holed out two
more baskets before the halt end
ed with Corvallis ahead 22 to 11.
It had been Pflugrad, passing
with almost eye-defying speed to
Warren and Blackledge under the
basket,, who had wrecked Frank
lin in that period while Kruger
sizzled them in from his favorite
spot diagonally out from the gift
line.
Quakers Helpless
la Third Quarter
trageay,
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W Club Smoker Fills in Tourney's
Idle Afternoon With Many Laughs
ALTHOUGH Dick Weiserber and John Oravec, featjired
performers, failed to show, the Willamette W ' dub
staged a smoker yesterday afternoon that kept a small
crowd well supplied with belly-laughs for a couple of hours.
- The big events a battle royal between eight Willamette
athletes, was won by Elliot Becken, who pinned Harold Hoyt
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and saw the complete breakdown
of the formerly mighty Franklin
offense as the Spartans, racing
like sprinters, checked the Quak
ers to futility. If Williams bad
not dropped In a field goal in the
final moments of the period it
would have been a scoreless one
for Franklin. It ended 30 to 13
and Franklin might Just as well
have conceded the championship.
It was Bill Blackledge. taking
most of Pflugrad's red hot passes
under the basket, that scored
most of the Spartan points. His
total was 13. Stewart Warren, the
center, accounted for ten and he
I one who during the regular sea-
on was happy if he collected a
single field goal during a game.
Tommy Hansen, Franklin's all
state forward, was held to three
field goals by the air tight Cor
vallis checking.
CorTallls (34) FG FT TP
Pflugrad, f 0 2 2
Blackledge, I 1 13
Warren, c . . . 5 0 10
Kruger. g 3 3
Crockett, g 0 0 0
Totals 14 6 34
Franklin (20)
Hansen, f 3 1 7
B. Nunnenkemp, f ...0 1 1
Williams, c 5 0 10
Meek, g 0 0 0
Kemnitzer, g .1 0 2
Totals 9 2 20
Personal fouls Corvallis:
Pflugrad 2. Blackledge 2, Kruger,
Crockett 3. Hearing (sub). Frank
lin: Hansen 2, B. Nunnenkemp 3,
Meek 2, Kemnitzer 2, D. Nunnen
kemp 3.
Lenore Whigard
Tops 3 Records
CINCINNATI. March 21.-jpy-Lenore
Klght Wingard of Cincin
nati, national and world swim
ming c h a m p i Q-n. broke three
world's, records for women in the
700, 800 and SSO-vard free style
divisions at the annual Ohio
A. A. U. indoor championships to
day. Her time was 9: IS. 8 for the
700 yards; 10:38 for 800 yards
and 11:39.9 for the full 880,
against previous A. A. U. marks
of 9.28.1, 10:53.2 and 11:57 for
the respective distances.
Kansas Cagemen
National Champs
DENVER. March 21.-(iiP)-The
towering Globe Refiners of Mc
Pherson, Kas., second place team
last year, won the National
A. A. U. basketball championship
tonight with a decisive 47 to 35
victory over the Universals of
Hollyood, Calif.
In a thrilling struggle. Western
Transits, Hutchinson, Kas., de
feated the Santa Fe Trails. 1935
(National A. A. V. champions, 35
to 33 to win third place in the
tourney.
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after all but the two vest pocket
guards had been eliminated. The
affair was a laugh riot from be
ginning to end.- Bill MeAdam was
the first to fall, as nearly the
whole field-ganged up on him.
Surprisingly Bill Sutton, lightest
man in the ring, was the last to
be pinned before the final duel
between Becken and Hoyt and it
took the combined efforts of the.
pair to do it. Others who took
part were Art Gallon, Norm Ho
genson and Jiggs Burnett. t
Alice the Goon Vagt, 220, won
a decision over Eugene the Jeep
Connors, 225, in a whaling heavy
weight fight. Vagt, whitest or the
white hopes, slugged Jack Con
nors merrily in a fast final round
and bad the hefty ex-gridder so
dizzy he didn't know whether it
was Saturday or Christmas.
Show How Pros Do
Darrell Newhouse, Garibaldi
chief of police, took two out of
three falls from Tots (The Rus
sian) Yada in a comical bur
lesque of professional wrestling.
. Max Bigby and Vern Rierson
went to a draw in another exhi
bition of wrestling as it is done
for cash.
Hank Woodbury, 182, declsion
ed Os Morley, 180, in a four
round bout, while Barre Urell,
182, won a decision over Bill
Hall. 180, in another four-rounder.
Myron Sautter, 139, state
school for the brind, took two
out of three falls from Art Wat
son, also of .the blind Bchool, in
a wrestling match. Curley Mon
filB. 125. O. S. B., won a decision
over Bob Reeves, Salem high, in
another wrestling exhibition.
B Champs Third
In Main Tourney
i (Continued from page 1)
section of Benton county went on
last nigbt to whale McLoughlin
high of Mllton-Freewater 29 to
17 for third ranking among the
state's 16 best basket-ball teams.
It was Bellfountain that carried
eff the booty last night, for three
cups came to the little team whose,
fighting spirit was the admiration
of every tournament fan. Bell
fountain got the handsome bronze
R trophy, the gilt third place tro
phy and to the boy who generated
his team through four days of
championship play, Harrison Wal
lace, went the sportsmanship tro
phy.
Passing Game too
Moth for Pioneers
Bellfountaln's sure passing
Fame was too much for the weary
Pioneers from Mac-Hi and with
Bud Kessler leading the way the
giant killers swept away to an
easy victory.
Kessler, who scored nine points,
and Captain Wallace, who drop
ped In 11. were hitting the basket
too fast and too often for Mc
Loughlin high, its scoring punch
lost, to keep the pace.
Bellfountain. flashing across
the floor like so many hornets,
took the lead In the first period
which ended 3 to 2. and was nev
"t headed. Tbey led 14 lo 8 at
halftime. The anguished efforts
of Captain Stan Fislt to whip up
his Pioneers were of little avail
and Mac-Hi could not overtake
the Bellfountain speedsters in the
tLird peri doalthough the succeed
td It keeping even.
A scorins: hurst on .the part of
Likens, a Bellfountalif substitute,
in the final period put the little
giants far out of reach as the
game neared its end. Likens
dropped in three field goals in
pon-rjop-pop order.
Lineups:
ncllfountain (2? (17) Mac-Hi
Larkin F. . . . 3 Monahan
8 Buckingham 3 . F. . . 2 Ireland
Kessler 8 C 3 Roloff
Wallace 11 G 3 Flsk
ninton G . . . . . 2 Rinker
Substitutes: For Bellfountain.
F. Buckingham 1. Likens 6; for
Mack-Hl. Kolberg 4.
Officials, Coleman and Leeding.
Grads Defeated
By Hazel Green
HAZEL GREEN, March 21.
Thursday afternoon the school
teams won the ball games played
with, the alumni; the boys 19 to
3, the girls' 15 to 5. The boys'
team will play a practice game
with Hayesrtlle on their field
Monday, March 23. The first
league game will be played with
Hayesville on their field March
27. March 3 Ilayesvllle will play
Hazel Green on home field.
Berry Festival Set
LEBANON, Ore., March tlHft--Officials
of the Lebanon Straw
berry Fair association said plans
already are under way for parades
and exhibits at the two-day event
June S and 6.
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Astoria Takes
Fourth Place
Sarpola Pops Five in Row
to Overcome Big Lead
of Cheeeniakert. ,
Ton cant keep a good team
down and Ted Sarpola . was - the
factor that kept Astoria from be
ing held down yesterday as the
Fishermen cam from behind in
a Whirlwind last Tluarter to beat
out Tillamook 43 to 36 for fourth
place in the final . tournament
stands. Tillamook, aa the losing
team, took seventh." " "' V
The game, following right' on
the heels of the Salem Benson
thriller, was ' one of the bright
spots of the tournament and allow
ed 'Astoria in Its old fashion of
cot being beaten until the last
whistle. . ' i -
Behind 30 to 25 at. the half, it
was Ted Sarpola that grabbed the
torch and by sinking five straight
shots gave his team the lead and
the game, and did a great deal
to win himself an all state posi
tion. It was the Sarpola of yore
that went to work In that last
quarter to race ihe Fishermen
ahead and keep them there.
The fire straight baskets from
Sarpola's famed hook shot were
lust part of the nine he scored
during the game. It made him
easily the highest scorer of the
tournament, with 59 points in four
games.
Tillamook Rallies
It looked like plain sailing for
Astoria in the first quarter as
the Fishermen quickly worked up
a 13 to 4 lead but Walker, Moore
and Stoneberg led a Tillamook at
tack that brought the Clieesemak
rrs up to 18 to 15 at halftime.
Stoneberg, Tillamook center,
turned in one of the best games
eny center has shown during the
tournament, adding up 15 points
for his team and holding the all
state Kokko to three field goals.
Tillamook
Moore 10.
(36)
(43) Astoria
18 Sarpola
7 Sandness
. 11 Kokko
. . 3 Parker
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V.'alker 11..
Stoneberg 15
Hediger
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Offiliacs: Plluso and Leeding.
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4:15 Carl Schreiber Orch, NBC.
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