npon?
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QCMMELL
777 -77 " : 777 h . ' 77' Wnr p; . :r i 7m --i
i
it,
Tia absolutely no tailing.
vates, what Kid l3t will de
liver la the way : of sports, its
jeclally la these turbulent Unit,
as grandpappy so does love to
call 'em even! though he can re
' member x back to th- nanlcs - of
,1873 aad 18, and was a level
headed oldster when toe World
war was betas waged.
- r :- Bat there j are a few -
, aa4 teams .- la the sphere of
- sports, i locally aad nationally,
which seem idcfialteiy destlaed
to ierosne by-words daring the
ant tweive-niouth. j .
Willamette football : has al
ready produced a name that has
' hit the headlines.- Tat aame is
George -Glycerine" MvGlyn, and
barring ; calamity that ; name Is
sorely .destined for 72-pomt type
daring the 1339 's antama. When
eten his teammates openly rec-
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fl ft v . v ami! - i - -i . - a , ; - ..t -
BBT SB SB I IBV B m si ' T7 1 I i l " 1 'I 'SJ
1-11 1. 11 I' Port. of local Ottd01ll fSefreporU et the
; . J f , . ; JLTUUlaUtia
city aad charch leagaee
first la the Statesman.:
QnessethV Pair of Goals
for Willamette PaU I f
iiune in oas
The "coalda't mlast basketball
Bearcats that last sight built up
a 32-lft halttlme lead tmrned
"cold tarkey" ! lads la i the second
canto and mighty nigh got taken
Saks, Orerca, Wedaoday I2srnia Jutoary 4, 1939
PAGE SEVEN
v5
i in ! i a . m a ii .i rm i i
cnes oi iyria Acuon jp rom Ail tne bowis
. j. -
if
cgnixe a lad as something oat by the 81gnal Oil f ltei Portland's
of the ordinary in aouity, ne i top independent flTft,
' Windsor.
must have it. Bruce William.
understudy to Leighton Blake
in the recent jpttot role this, past
year, says of (McGlyn: "He drlYes
harder and has more on the ball
now than , did elthei Stanford's
Ledeboer or (Oregon State's Hig
gles when they wre at San Ma
teo. vhere; I played with them."
: - - -
A 'Tit
A pair 0f Viking court names
are almost certain o shine forth
in the headlines, snd before long.
Little Frankle Page and Scottie
Sebern, the forward iair - on
21anks hoopj flTe, both hare the
acsressiTenees. ' scoring ability
.and color to attrart fandom's
fancy. Paee'k tiny stature, that
. should be a handicap ji this age
. ot tall fir baaketee-a, will with
little doubt I be an asset In at
-tractlng attention.
Best bets mong the local pro
mlt toesers, io ascend the ladder
to a rnng that will warrant their
names being displayed in bold
face, are Amit's Johnn: Woods
and Woodbirn's Tony Kahut
Both boys hare possibilities.
Each has . developed a long way
this season, and dur!i.g the year
either may pome, fast enough to
step Into prominence. A bg dan
ger is that they may be ruohed
into the upper brackets too rap
idly.
If Oorgt "The Duke" Wind
sor brlaes this smoke ball and
sbarD-breaklas "downer" back
to the Willamette V diamond
this spring, he's boaaf ide
cinch for ia recognition . role.
He'll be ohe Wiadsor to get
his name lis the paper with a
title accomoanyina wlln ail
due respects to Wally.
Baseballers Eyed.
There is i trio of horsehlde
scats chasers going up to the
malor leagues for the first time I Mnrrrman r
whp seem tj have the possibility Courtney, g ..
ox suaaeniy; iuhdidk lorm ui i Keynoids. z
ana uoraon aia in
They came out with! a St to 41
win, but eren the ordinarily happy-go-lucky
Mentor1 Maple was
squirming a ! bit before "Cec"
Quesseth tanked a pair of much!
needed field goals late In the fi
nal quarter to gite; the 'Cats
enough lead on which; to stagger
through.
Oilmea Caat Connect
Mane's" bots. enjoying their
first home appearance In a month.
were hot like a store lid in the
first half, and the Oilers couldn't
connect. Quesseth, Anton, Eber-1
ly, Gallaher, Specht and Robert
son were largely responsible for
the first half runaway Quesseth;
who garnered four floor pots and
took high tallying honor for Wil
lamette with 12, being especially
warm.
Merryman Starts Work
Art Merryman, who was held
to one bucket in the first half,
went solo in the second to poor in
four field flips and three free
throws to bring his. total to IS for
the night It was mainly his fir
ing in the last quarter that pur
the Oilers back In the came.
Behind 44-27 at the! third-quar
ter mark, Hollingswdrth, Court
ney. Merryman ana ratierson
tnoTed the count up to 47-22 with
but 2 H minutes yet to play. That
was the closest the Oilers came
since the first fire minutes of the
ball game. I
Willamette 50 Q P PP TP
Kolb. f 0 1 0 1
Eberly, f 3 2 1 8
Anton, e ..... 5 1 S 11
Skopll, g 114 3
Quesseth. g ... 6 0 0 12
Gallaher, t 2 I 0 0 4
Robertson, f 2 1 1 51
Fravel, c Oil 0 1
Specht. g 2 ! 1 1 S
Totals 21 I 8 t SO
1
,
' -.:".::. - .
5
4
:'
it
.... A-..-Xs..' ".;
Scoring a touchdown in the last minute of play. Southern California
pulled a sensational 7 to 8 victory oat of -the fire over Duke univer
sity before 90,000 f aas who packed Pasadena's Rose Bowl. Here is
Grenrflle Laasdell (arrow). Southern California quarterback, as
JLmm
Indians Scalp
32-7
Cougars Drub
I O ii
Oregon State
Woodbtrm Slow at Trying Qosel to Last 3 Minutes
Shou;; Lebanon Wins
19-1 1 From! Foxes j i
WOODBCRN The Woodsurn
Bulldogs almost forgot to shoot
at the hoop Tuesday night land
and Then Runaway for
Visitors, 30-19 i
CORVALLIS. Ore., Jan.
A sJowstsrting erew of Washing
ton State college basketeers
dropped the opening WYI league opened the northern division. Pa-
game to Cnemawa 23 to 7. iThe
Bulldogs had possession of the
ball more than half; the time! but
neglected to attack, land the game
had progressed six ! minutes Into
pey
the- third j period before
scored. i
Chemawa! led 1 I to 0 at ! the
first quarter, 7 to 0 at the half
aad 11 to 2 at the: three-quarter
mark. !.'
After the,Woodburn B team
had led all the way, Chemawa
B won 19 to 17 when Falls Down
sank a field goal with a min
ute to go. He scored i 1 ) points.
Woodburh plays! at Indepen
dence Friday and Slherton comes
here next Tuesday. Game sum
mary".
Woodbara 7
Anderson
Gagner
Nelson 2
Koch
En oa
Woodburn subs
man 1, Gurner 2. j
Referee, Max Allen.
he was bronsht down hi Eaves (24 V of Dnkf after a thre-vanl train
in the flrsSaarter. Other Duke players are Yorke (44), guard; Dar
nell (80) end; aad Perdae (56), end.
Signal Oil 44
Hollingsworth, f
Conkllng. t .
Patterson, c
s
2
6
t
l
Vander Me
1133.
Charlie
beaded for
with the I
Yanks; Fr
eller, outfielder,
a regular position
orld's championship
Hutchinson, the
pitching "Iqe Man" procured by
Detroit from Seattle; and War
ren Rosar, the catcher from
Newark wh also goes to the
Yankees, aria he three generally
considered! the most likely- to
hit the headline Jackpot.
Keller, like DiMagglo before
him, is heralded as a natural,
aad all who have watched him
through his minor league ca
reer believes he will gain that
niche of I national acc-Jm.
Hutchinson la genarally con
Rayley, g 0
Totals 18
Officials: John
and Vern Gilmore.
1
0
2
I
0
2
0
8
2
3
2
2
4
3
0
18
7
4
12
IS
4
4
0
44
8teelhammerp
Cubs and Brooks
Are Pace Setters
But Tqwnies Have Tussle
Before Edging ont
Banker Quint
ceded to be the outstanding min
or league tosser oi mh year, ucy
sDlte several worth baseball
scholars - voicing belief he does
not . have enough swift on his
hard oneJI is evident that De
troit, at least, hss faith in the
tig youngstejr. !
Of the three Kosar wui nave
the hardest
ho will be
road to travel, for
sawing second-fiddle
to the great. BUI Dickey.
Viking Trio Looms.
Probabilities for Viking grid
iron recognition include Don
Waller, leter Pearmlne and
Freddie Andrews. At rast, at
this wilting. i .
Waller,! the fjeet halfback who
last year i tasted more headline
win than is mentally good for
first-year high school football
rsAvhas the jphyslcal endowments
to go a great deal further. Rug
ged and fait, he needs hut to
add to his krld rertolrs some
rassiag aadfpuntlng ability.
. Pearmlne,! also s tint-year
7oungster, perhaps has the long
esi way to go. The making of
a truly great end, hie greatest
need Is sarry, something wing
men never seem to find.! .
Tho sle jaadMUirty to step
into Batch Nelson's1 fallback
thMi are already wlth Andrews,
It the bla- ex-Lealie plunwer onee
catches fire ia the. rplrlt ot the
Kane, snd all its accoutering
requisites, -ha haa a football fu
ture.
Other fiominees.
When Don! Budge abdicated his
throne ss king ot the amateur
tennis world, he laft room for
tho elevation of lew ruler.
While those most likely to climb
to the throne are Bobby Biggs
or Wayne Sabin, it is no. unUke
1t that the aamea of Frank Ko-
vacs aad FrSnk Kramer wl be
come more and morel familiar to
th tennis world. t
War Admiral and Seablscult
ttay be ousted by a mite ot a
three-yesr-old, El Chko, in pah
lie acclaim. His fastest gallop
was ' over Hopeful at Saratoga
and his most Important win was
In the Junto Champion at Aque-
Johnstown and Porter's I Mite. -t
a IiOts ot football eyes win
be an North west era next fan,
when BUI j Da Correvout, the
already xaSch publicised Chi
cago boy Snakes his Varsity
football debnL :-
- Though It lis not expected that
the name f; Jos Louis will lose
tny of Its headline flamor, who
caa , tell? Two names already
promlso to become more: or less
prominent. Loa Nova, who has
already beaten Gnnnar Barlsnd
and Tommy Parr, and t Patrick
Edward Comiskey. 18-year-old
New Jersey lad who has finished
off every one of his! 12 ipro op
ponents with early -lispatea, are
.
4
A, V ,1
' f A
V:J:?..i:-.-.:i.-.::-
f
IMSJ:
(
4 1
Virtue Triumphs
In Team Contest
Wagner and Londes Defeat
Venable and Donovan 2
Straight Falls
The virtuous due of i George
Wagner and Jimmy Londes pin
ned back the villainous ears of
Bull Venable and Mouthy Dono-
SILVERTON - Lebanon's Rer-
ry picker quint plucked a 19 to 11
win from the Foxes here Tuesdsy
night to get; a running start in In
itial WVI league play. . ;
C. Simpson was the principal
fireworks of the Lebanon attack.
tossing 10 of the 19 counters
scored. He opened the scoring
with a long: one that was tied! im
mediately by Peavey of SilvertoD.
Each teami got another basket,
bringing the count to 4-all,! but
that was the last time the Foxes
were even with the Invaders.!
The first quarter count was 7
to 4 for Lebanon. the half time
score 9-4 and at the third quar
ter 13-6. ! . j
Silverton's Bees, after trailing
throughout! the first half, came
back to post a 29 to 14 win over
the Lebanon seconds.
Friday night Molalla comes
here, the preliminary starting at
o'clock.
clfic Coast conference, race to
night with a 30-to-19 victory over
Oregon1 State college. The half
time score was 8 to 7 tor the
winner: I
The game started like a defen
sive low-score record breaker and
ended in a wild donnybrook fair.
The Washington State Cougars
pulled away to a seven-point lead
seven minutes before the end ot
the game. The Beavers closed the
gap to 17-16 with three j minutes
to go. ! j
The Cougars added 13 points In
those final three minutes, while
allowing Oregon State only three.
Washington State used a tight
man-to-man defense, while Ore
gon State clung to the sone sys
tem, keeping all shots either long
1 6 Woundedeye or hurried.
ShoulderbladeJ The final wild chapter was writ
ten by Koalch, Olson and Hooper,
who dropped long shots from all
angles. ;The Beavers were consist
ently jittery in ball handling and
missed ; many shots.
23 Chemawa
8 Scalpcaae
4 Backbone
i 6 Track
Renn 2, Cole-
Washington State (30) G F PP
Kosich, f 3 1 2
Chase,! f .... 0 0 1
Sundqulst," f 10 1
Gentry; f 1 0.1
Jennings, c 10 2
Olsons g .... 2 0 2
Hooper, g 3 1 2
Kerpa.i g .... 2 0 1
Lindeman, g 10 0
Totals 14 3 13
Oregon State (10)
Pflugrad, f 13 1
Hunter, t 111
Vanellt, f 0 1
Romano, c , 0 10
Mandic, c 2 0 1
Kilberg. g 1 2 0
Harris, g , 1 0 1
Klein, g .. . ..... 0 0 1
Totals 6 7 6
Lebanon IS
Forbis 2 j
C. Simpson 10
Standley 2 ;
B. Simpson 5
Miller
11 saverton
3 Johnson
Adams
Strickland
4 Peavey
4 Torgerson
Bowling
CITY LEAGUE
DALLAS Dallas high basket
eers defeated Molalla in the WVI
The Willamette Cubs and Brooks
Townies established themselves as
pace setters in the Minor division
city league last night, the Cubs
hanging up their second win of
the season by Uklng Red White
27 to 14 and the Townies nosing
out the Bankers 23 to 21. Ia the
third game Company B downed
Hollywood 25 to 15.
Arnold i of the Cubs continued
10 to tie with Giesy of Brooks and a-me vaveay u jtnea, wno aww xcxa vnnsuw m a o ii", V T iili
Kemn of ComnanT B for night's I passes wnicn were compiecea m im tragmr uowi cubjk . mew imcau,
t .f -
V
scoring honors.
WU Cabs (27) (14) Red A White I
Arnold 10 2 Hotiert
Beardsley 2 2 Lltwiller
Van Wyngarden 41 Henderson
work. It was Intended t or Durwood Horner (white Jersey), TCC end, but two Carnegie Teach players put Ttaegar-visaged Pat O'Dowdy
way in iwuuu wuu tea
tan in two straight falta at the opener 34 to It Tuesday night inH
ermory last night.
The Bull was dropklcked out
Of the picture early in the first
fall, and Donovan followed short
ly by dint of a reverse Crab ap
plied by Wagner. The cleanies
Cleaned the meapies simultan
eously In the second. Wagner
getting Donovan with dropkleks
and j Londes measuring Venable
with rights to the Jaw.
Tony Garibaldi, vicious Italian,
took Walt Achui Into camp in
the middle bout. Garibaldi pin
ued ! Achnl with a surfboard to
4Va .11 anil . ! Ik.
Liiftv uiv nisi iu uu yuv iu I g,
match away in the third with ll.lhprtV lleteatetl
Solid swings to the Visser. Achui V , i .
took the middle fall with a fly
ing tackle.
lit the opener newcomer Phil
lipt Romano, towering Mexican.
Kill 8
Wkita j- 158 1
Welch 172 187
Miller ; i 10 1S
12 148
17 129
23 47
851 862
Jcnaingt
Krr h
Handicap
TaUU
181 527
156 SIS
149 60S
17S 156
888 SCO.
a game which started slowly and
speeded up later. The contest was I j exxns's TOOD shop
rough, with one man on each team HartweU 151 i7i iss sis
u i- n.ii. iAa ii I Hicyint , ,130 ! 130
to 10 at the half. Dallas B won JO Pooiu ii iei 182 211554
to 12.
Dallas 84
M. Peters 4
Dornbecker 1 J
Jackson 10
LOW 1 1
Williams $
Subs: Dallas, A.
I alia, Jastinen 6.
1 Molalla
i 7 Hampton
Hetno
8 Bobbins
2 Wood
3 Waller
Peters 1.
Kerstom
Vonaf
!.
ToUla
.167
..180
205
161
206 578
182533
-789 671 745 2533
SHKOCK'S USkX CXKS
Handicap 11 11 11 83
Cline, Jr. 18S 18X 205579
Mardack , ., 155 i 155-142452
Mol. I Hofiund 148 125 153 42S
AUDI ! IZ I i lOS 0 !
Joanaoai . 178 202 171 5S1
Totals
.802 111 i 2I 2471
messed It op.
rr
Solseth 2 !
Olson 2 r
Shadley 6
Belcher 2
Brooks (23)
Batchelor 2
Giesy 10
Jensen S
Harris
Stelger 4
Bowders 4
Co. B (23)
Williams S
Kemp 10
McClaln j
Shay S !
Aldertn 4
S Nichols
4 Serdotx
(21) US Bank
2 stockweq
3 Bertelsoa
4 Bahlbnrg
1 Bush
7 Ritchie
t I Gwynn
?
0
If
Strangle.
;,-c
:.
V -4
US) Hollywood
; Vanderworks
2 KeidotS
' 4 Carkin
3 Gottfried
7 Upstoa
Nova's Stock Up
Two Changes Are
Made, Grid Rules
By Court Street
Court Street Christian posted
30 to 24 court win over Lib
erty Tuesday night, with Priem
nottins- 12 noints.
CS Christian (80) (24) Liberty
Mull 3 6 oaan
Priem 12 6 Davis
Cro4 i 4 Baker
Randall 3 Summers
Johnson S 4 Davenport
Gosser 2 1 2 Lewis
i: r ABE'S OSOCSST
Kitehea 160 : 164
T. rareaaa 157 145
C Vorenua 166 186
OHnier 118 139
Adelpk 114 146
Total
Handicap
aaj
T40 760
Pickcna
Hobba !.
M aaser ,
Victor U
rASXZS'S '
29 29
208 177
154 1S
143 13S
111 131
..167 166
220 544
178 0
169 511
185447
198 476
50 S47U
29 87
182 562
16 621
166444
147416
ITS 60S
Tatala S30 S35 j 867 2582
i WOODSY TUKillTUlCS .
128 202 i III 611
H 128 202 ! 111611
Hatter
Pass striking ineligible Diphtheria Germs'
iuou a uaiuu uvo 1 ft . T 1
Than Heretofore ? 31
Lr'iTXsnrtaM-iffhCity health official, broad-
J. -ItiJ . 1 1 wfc I cast an alarm tonight for a taci-1 kUok
Intercollegiate football mlea, both it.r.t who walked out w.m
PtaJe"S 'f:: of Monmouth Memorial hospIUl
Wi" S N Tear, day. leaving behind
fclav proof that he u a "carrlc
of dtptheria germs.! . !
Clifford E r r 1 e k s 0 n, ! Long
Branch health officer, said the
ar.aa was known to hospital 1 au
thorities only as Harold Quirk
Cos
Hart
Ami,
O. Woodry
.155
J72
.153
.169
ITS
143
Tata la
.791 651
163 50
174 631
183 47S
964 2614
aso caosa rwaasfacr ; 1
Haadica 27 87 1 27 61
JIT
.m
.150
.169
.170
113
182
204
1SS
167
144 431
201660
172 52S
3
Chrtr atMdmm rail at THtbart was Ma laaud tnr Sam Bord (S71 on tbts play in tne annnal Kast
West Shrine game at San Francisco that be droppea uie bmui, nns wwiuwa saw mm ocovtuv ana.
The West aggregaUon passed their way to a surprise 14 to 0 triumph before 60,000 spectators. Ia the
bavtksTowad if Joe WendUck (50) of Oregon State, who ptayea an cna poswaw iw son wen
TJpaet'rlctory.es? Lop Nora, above.
AiatrHa, r over Totoxny starr
in New Tork, sends Nova's stock
up in the heavyweight fight pie
tare. To prore that he could
wear the crown, Nora tries on the
iTywelght xtna; crown. . nova
to meet Saax Baer
Annexing Outside
Areas Is Advised
(Continued from page 1)
I given residents i ouuide . the elty.
Giving such service ls the nat
ural Impulse . ; . In the time of
a fire emergency" butj It Is ren
dered "at the expense of the tax
payers . . . of Salem," the may
or I pointed out, : !
Chsdwlck also called for ful
fillment of recommendations made
by; the board ot underwriters to
Improve the fire department.
Parking regulation such as set
up- ia Portland were proposed by
the new mayor, who said after the
meeting "parking meters were In
1 the back of my head.
Other "recommendations in the
lessage: : , - ' ! r. v-A-
Action to secure a sewage dis
posal plant "to comply with the
state laws," with $25,000 remain
starter; Improvement ot the down
town drainage system. s
Devising of "a feasible program
In conjunction with the state and
county officials during the next
two years in allotting the "appro
priation of necessary expenditure
and setting a definite schedule of
work to ,1m performed each; year in
advancing!. . . the Sheltdn ditch
project ; ; i i
'Mayor Chsdwlck -expressed ap
preciation ' of the services of Re
tiring Mayor i V. S. Kuhn and
called individually on all city of
fleers to cooperate to uphold the
laws and ' ordinances . . t at all
times." . i-
Whiiwr? White $ails
; NEW TORK. Jan. J-flPV-Byron
"Whisaer" White, the most re
nowned Rhodes scholar! ot his
time, sailed aboard the Xuropa
toalsht for England and his schol
New York Taxicab
Drivers Strilrfng
I rules eommlttee ot the Rational
Couegute Atnieuc associauon to
day. ! : - ' '
- The changes, announced hy
I Chairman Walter R. Okeson of
Lehlxh university, are: I
1. The penalty for a ' forward
pass striking an Ineligible player
shall be the loss of a down sad
IS. yards from the point of the
previous down. Instead ot loss ot
the ball. The committee said the I
old penalty "seemed too; severe.'
2. AH ineligible playen usu
ally the center, guards and tackles
mast remain on the una 01
scrimmage until after a pass is
throws. The penalty for violating
this rale will be 16 yards aad the
play will also count as a down.
Iftttens Nose out
Tatal
Tsrsak
Laraaa
Barr
IMa
Btaiaboefc
.670 630
wasoxsas
M9
-16T
ll
.154
.146
200
170
SIS
ESS
153
166630
6B0 2586
129498
ITS 61S
ISS STS
14 456
143441
Tatala
.627 T21! tSl 2466
St Mary's Beats Texans
!
(Continued from page 1),
per cent ot their ears were rolling.
For the first time since the
Crant High, 30-26
Though pushed right hp to the
final gun the Bearkltteaa y ester-
demonstrations atteading the T took m tt to baakethan
r ... ; , , I win irom unu aus vo niv
ascwiwiieiu nxecuuons m ms-i MM.t. t ta
1 seaaataV asaeasss ss ; avswa . mw ea sow ssin
sachusetU la 1127, a police emer-1 f onrtJi gtralght victory tor TNIl
gency duty order was 'Issued byllamette's first-year men. , ; ;
rnminfaalnnar Twta J VaUnttnai Tied With but tWO ZOlnnteS to
-to preTeni dlaorder and suppress PLi llt fi?S!t5 !t5-
all crimes aaninsti neraona and I -u -
it miTr p I baU came aad at the .Kittens la
The union demands renewal st 'Z7n-9rSm ,
Closed shop agreemenU that ex-1 Jd the pack, flipped in a pair
Biraa Saturoav . niaht. ineroans I .itraa tuasso to pat r tha snsao
from 42U Tier cant to bstwsea 41 1 swayV-' t - v r?f
snd So per cent la drivers' ein-jBenrkittjis, SO
missions, oaa week's ' vaeaUon I Kagsoaia, s
with pay, a S-hour day. aad "ellsa-1 Daggett, S.
inaUon of racketeerisg ta Us in- rrsTaw '
dastry- -v h Bm..O i '
About S6B0 IndlTldnaUT-owned I lame, a r '
- .1
13, Grant
: 4, Stamm
S, Edwards
i s, f , Cain
r 1, Glsss
!;S.Xnnn
: a. West
x ;
!
aaaaaaaiawaanBBWaswannBnBBBBWawana !
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