Over
Sport Sparks
By HON GE&CIELL i
Hank '"Does EiA&ain in
Hume
- Turning th prop in propaganda, trrrwindingr the tape from
tapestry, spinning the spoke out of .unspoken and wanderinqr
whoever put the gorge In gorgeous? ... It seems Elmer Layden
'was the manimous cnoics en
everybody but the National
league --and the American
league for commissioner of pro
fessional football. . . . Appar
ently the editorial scribes be
lieve Colonel Lindbergh to have
a lot of freight in his train of
thought "
When money talks, Howard
Hobson. the Oregon hoop
coach, doesn't miss a word of
it . . . Hobby is; probably the
first mentor in University of
Oregon history to build his
teams with one eye on the -
4f
IS
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Seen: A couple of kids play-
Lee Sunn ing datch with, a baseball, a
flock of rabbins on a lawn, a
guy spading a garden plot and a stray yellawjacket buzzing
about . . . 8' pose old G. Hog could have been -wrong?
In beautiful shape for this time of year, is the Salem
golf course, and I ought to know for I've been over every Inch
of it . . . Improvements under way include a new tee for num
ber 5 and a new green for number 4 . . . As for me, a new
backs wing, I hope.. ' .
It's just possible there is a touch of sarcasm in the stale
; ment of Billy Hulen, Medford Mail-Tribune scribe, that he, too.
1 would pick Salem as the next champion, but for a reason oth
er than ability . . . Perhaps. Billy boy. you'll agree on the
ability part too, after next weekend.
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Sports Scribes Caught in Draft, too.
Idaho Hoopers
Lead at Half
Seventh Straight Win
Keeps Washington
Stale on Top
MOSCOW, Idaho. Feb. 8
( AP ) Washington State's
Coujrars, setting the pace in
14 as v.
nandol returns they might I "e norxnern amsion, f acme
v,rrr UTmo MoKV.v hnd voasi conference o&sjEetoeui
the Ducks were in the Inland st?t Sme Saturday night
Empire,
Fracas; Cougars Defeat Vandals
7ehfcoters Tip
cavers 36-35
with Idaho's Vandals as third-
time victims. Tbe score was SB
to 47.
State, after taking an early 11-
polnt lead, had to rally from a
2S-24 halftlme deficit te post the
victory.
Kartaarn Bi-Udoa aaaamas
W L M Pf Pa
Waah. Stat ? S .T7S Ml SS4
Oregon Stata 4 4 .500 192 2SS
Washiartaa 4 4 .800 t0 Sll
Idaho X S .25 SS4 SSS
Oregon -230 SIS 4S
Saturday nis&t Kesmlti
OrtfM S8. Oregoa State 35.
Vulmttn Stat 55, Id aha 47.
Forward Ron Harris of Idaho
staged a brilliant one-man scor
ing show, pouring 21 points
through the loop in a futile effort
to hand his mates a win orer the
leagae leaders.
Vandals Open Scoring
laano opened the scoring on a
field goal by Mike Sulliran. bat
state knotted the count at (-all
and. bitting a hot streak, piled
Uncle Sam is catching sports writers as well as sports
performers in his draft, and who was that in the audience.
please, who said: "That's fine?" . . . 'Telican" Bill Cummings,
Klamath Falls chronicler, stuck a "30" on the end of his Friday ln before the Vandals
viltimn rmA tntrlnor? off tr m ini-Vi rr rvrrrrAa tutntnA Instorrrl rrf rt I ' 8
Z . " - With the score at 22-12 for
typewriter. and Jnst g mantes of the
The Dalles hoop fans declare the youngest of the Dicks, half remaining. Harris and Irring
Eddied who is now hooping for The Dalles high, is the best of """J6
the lot which includes Brother Bill, who performed as a fresh- . .a ' .
man at Oregon, Brother John of the national collegiate cham- the second half until the Cougars
pionship Oregons and Brother Roger, currently playing for the pulled Into a one-point lead at
Oregon Frosh ... The last of the Dicks, who stands 6-foot-2 and Vi!?di n'TtL in front for
ir- . i ic the final 10 minute.
we ignis l j, nas oeen averaging arouna in pouiis pr yuiuw
fills season.
Nolan Skiff, Pendleton columnist, is willing to wager that
whichever team wins the district two championship, it will also
win at least 50 per cent of its state tournament games ... A
hot fight is expected in that district comprising Hood River,
The Dalles, Hermistqn, Pendleton and McLoughlin of Milton
Freewater.
Heard: That Lee Shinn eyed his 1941 Salem Senator con
tract scratched what is left of his brown coiffure and decided to. nine points ahead with three min-
Ut KW TrmVinrr Uia mrrr-V TV. a AirArorinn Virwavor I utes of play remaining. The dll-
uivboi i i-rsx-A iuuiuii ii" ... A.w.w...r w w.w., Xxaicft was too much for the
. is to be done with Skipper Bunny Griffiths instead of Manager wearying Vandals to challenge.
Howard Maple. , State was charged with 24
Jerry 'The Mule" Gastineou. , ex-Bearer! from Missouri, fouls and Idaho, which lost first
:.,U t ramm- fr- h.nc i A-r,rr tringer Ray Turner en personals,
quite well at his Ashland post thank you . . . Gastineau's teanl Far .behind Harris In the scor-
Up to Friday, night had walloped Bend twice, Chemawa twice, ins were Cougars Gebert and
Grants Pass twice, split with Roseburg and Medford and ""l,!11!
, . A , r-. m tn Lt. each, and Hopkins, who scored
wmppeu me ume oons oi oul ... men n ran mio iuuiuuui i xo for Idaho,
FoUs.
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Wl Skipperhood Apparently all Set.
Horace "Pip" Koehler to pilot the Tigers this season, the
Guard Kirk Gebert provided
the spark that kept the state of
fense functioning after Ray Sund-
Quist. Dale Gentry and Marrin
Gil berg were thumbed from the
floor on fouls.
In Closing Minatcs
Most of his 11 points came In
the closing minutes as WSC slow
ly widened the gap to four points
and then turned torrid to more
Firing Final Season for 'Cats
Jolting Johnny Kofb, steady performing three-sports asam at Willam
ette U, wbo as midway through his fourth straight varsity basket
ball season amd who will soon be starting on his fourth straight
baseball season. Kolb finished his fourth straight varsity football
year last antstoan.
Wolcott of Rice Sets
Third Indoor Record
Great Hurdler Tops 45-Yard Timbers in 5.6;
Les McMitchell Wins Famed Hunter Mile;
Meadows Sets Vault Record
BOSTON, Feb. 8 (AP) The nation's premier milers,
loner the idols of the Boston track public, were forced into
the background tonight when Fred Wolcott, Rice institute's
great hurdler, chalked up his third world indoor record in a
week by winning the Boston AA's 45-year high timber event
in 5.6 seconds before 14,000 at the Boston Garden.
The splendid 4:19.7 perform-
atchee, Ted Mayer; Vancouver, Bob Brown
elude Griffiths and Holt
Repeaters in-
WSC (53) Fg Ft PfTp
Butts, f S 1 S 7
Gllberg. f 3 14 7
Dosskey. f 0 0 0 0
Gentry, f 2 0 4 4
Lindeman-, c 3 6 t 11
Zimmerman, c 0 0 0 0
Gebert. g 5 1 2 11
Mahan. g 110 3
Hooper, g 1118
Sundquist, g 3 0 4 0
Hunt, g 118 3
Akins, g 0 0 10
Totals 22 11 24 55
Idaho (47)
Harris, f 7 7 2 21
Turner, f 0 0 4 0
Snyder, f 0 10
Hilton, c 3 3 3 0
Holt, c 0 0 0-0
Foster, g 0 0 1 a
Anderson, g 0 0 10
Sullivan, g 110 8
Hopkins, g 4 2 0 10
Thompson, g 2 0 8 4
Totals 17 13 15 47
Halftlme score: Idaho 25.
Baby Yanks from last to first in a span of 32 games . . . And,
in so doing, he earned himself the role of utility on the cir
cuit s all-star selection.
Ever notice that .on E Hauk's Salem high hoop teams
(or have you ever, heard of them?), his forwards play the for
ward spots on both offense and defense? . . . That is. on offense
the forwards are up front, toward their own basket and on
defense they are also up in front, nearest their own basket
. . I know of no other club that does this all others using the
guards out in front on defense.
Oregon halfbacks are evidently taking their cue from Lenjner 4, Snyder 2, Hilton, Ander-
Isbergs experience last season . . . Isberg, it may be rememr kJ' w.i... w..v,
be red. began carrying and kicking the football ta great lengths ton; umpire, Eddie Chinske, Mon-
loiiowing nis marriage . . . Now comes the announcements
that, Curtis Mecham the kid who carried mat 42-yard reverse
against the Beavers last autumn, and Buck Berry have left
bcnchelor ranks . . ; Berry, incidentally, married the sister of
Stonebreaker, USCs great erid.
Washington State 24. Free throws
missed: Gentry 2, Lindeman 3,
Mahan, Sundknist, Harris 3. Tur
tana.
iers
Viking Swiii
Whip Vancouver
Rn1ctthnll f ccfcf nf Jifinnr Imnort.
Ttorr, tw.afcnulrl V rrf interest in D. Hendris. H. Herat and Saturday afternoon defeated Van-
- t li . j -wr r- ii t, 1 couTcr mgn, 10 mi. in io
proDODiy numerous omers; es teww "'iVancouw pool marking the
league mounds, flung his dubs 13. times oy actual count in first time In eight years the Vlks
the qualifying round of the baseball players golf tournament at hare been able to outaplash the
St Petersburg . . . He broke two woods and two irons in post- Washington team,
ing a 75-75151, at the same time getting slightly better dis- et Hsuser. coring wins In
. ' n i ai ul. - the 50-yard and 100-yard free
ranee wun rus wooaa man wiui ms irons.- . f,tTu .Tnnt i.a tm .ni.i t.
Araument: LncJc btrite. tuaene scrivener, voices a oeuei Dr.BMr( ta . at the eiaht first
that assists are as important in basketball as in rxrsebau ana places,
shnta iaken. etc -.11 ResulU
-"-J-' 1 .--.. I r n jt nr.. V-
ET.... a In . A 1 Hut.1i., V
on me .grounas xnai h is.more onen uib wiuty hi u .uuuiibi I second: Senechsl. V, third
maneuvre into txasition to take a pass than it is, the ability oil loo-ysrd breast stroke Won
rr rvrr tn rro iha hn tr him ihcrt counts . 1 Excentions. ves. tT Tryon. S. la 1:24.3; Thomlen
V, c0rrHv tVio ,nr rJ rm nssisfina nrtia rould be tetter 1 . v. COn T DtUlbar. V. Ihlrd.
credited to the cassee than me passer r
The basketball box . score The Statesman has used lor
the past two .years has enjoyed such hearty approval from
coaches, players and fans 1hat fm wondering why others donft
trv it It cbes individual shots, field goals, tree throws and
total Doints ihi &e main box with free throws missed, personal I Hsuser. s. in 1:03.4: Watson. : v.
fouls and shootina tjercentages in the summary, wnereas tne I second; Tripp, s, -third.
Wirfnni Tvroca rrvcnrHrmrm rv-lT-fSfl tint V rmiV in IQICU SnOIS. I v" .
b.vv. . . . .... . 1 CknnV. C -n. DnvV., O
your corresponaent s cpimon mar j oniony j-egvicn aia, ngm. iu i . . 150-rard medley relay Won
forsake football at Oregon State in favor of a professional base-1 by. Salem's team of Board man.
Kinill mntrw4 Wiih th AtWettca OTOvidina he assured himself I Tryon and Schanke in 1:34.
Of a (bUegeducation nc matter what he. does or oesnVdo kyyeleam of Boe
u ljau iWwOAA" . w uu-uiv i senecBSL uoreuns ana wiuob in
- -- - - . :!....... . . ... ... :. .... I '
major league catcner. ii;4s.z.
220-yard free style Won by
Merrlott. S. la 2:52.2: Coeklln.
V, second Poole, S. third.
100-yard back stroke Won by
Boardmaiu S. la 1:17; Huiten
berg. S, second-; Miller, V third.
100-yard free style Won ,by
Swcglc X7in 2S-12
- I T7 2 G L E Boy Scout troop
four of . Salem was defested 2a
i- to ll by the Swegle graders here
Pridaj. R. Dickey led the scoring
villi It points.
f State Grapplers "Win
EUGENE, Feb. ts-Sy-OTegon
State's wrestling team -defeated!
Oregon. 36 to 0, Saturday.' win-
nlng Ave matches by forfeit, two
by decision and one by a fail.
. Aumsville Winner .;
ADMSVlDLE Aamrrille , high
defeated Turner 32 to 30 here
Friday night' in' a fast, closely
played hoop cam.
Bearcats to Play
Linfield and CPS
!
Conference Fate Decided
rwtw. ' XTT 1. . w .
Weekend Here
Willamette U's fate In the 1941
Northwest- conference basketball
race will be largely decided this
week when the Bearcats play Lin
field a return game at McMlnn
Tille Tuesday night and meet un
defeated! CoUege of Puget Sound
tn a two-game series here Friday
and Saturday.
With the exception of a return
game here with Pacific February
21, this week finishes the confer
ence slate for Happy Howard Ma
ple's thrice victorious, once de
feated crew.
A tough battle is In prospect
with Linfield's Wildcsts, whom
the WTllamettes barely nosed out.
34-34. in an orertlme clash here.
With the exception that they
took two close decision from
Whitman early in the season, little
is known of the College of Puget
Bound team, defending conference
champion.
Parrisli, Leslie
Slate 2nd Clash
The Parrish-Leslie hoop fracas.
the second In a three game series
between the two Salem Junior high
rlrals. is slated for Friday night
of this week at Leslie.
The third round of play will
open Wednesday with the Pioneers
meeting : the Reds, the Greens
clsshlng with the Yanks, and Les
lie playing the loop lsadlng Giants.
In the Initial meeting of the
year for the two Junior highs, Par-
rlsh edged out the Flesher band.
23-14.
The Leslie-Giant fray .holds
plenty of attraction In that it Is
reported the Giants hare lost the
services of Forward Srarrarud to
Tom Drynan's Jsyree aggregation.
Srarrarud left tbe league in pos
session of the indlridual scoring
lead of 112.
anee Les Macalitchell of New
York unirersity turned in to win
the famed Hunter mile by eight
ysrds from Walter Mehl of Wis
consin aroused but little enthu
siasm from the orerflow crowd.
which was expecting something
Hearer 4:08.
wolcott only last night set a
new mark ot .1 seconds for the
50-yard high hurdles in Phlla
del phi a and last Saturday he low
ered the 40-yard record to 7.2
seconds in the Mlllrose meet In
New York.
Earl Meadows of Los Angeles
set a new world pole rault mark
of 14 feet sh inches, se Ten-
eighths of an inch higher than
tbe world mark Connie Warmer
dam made in this meet two years
ago. Meadows soared orer that
height on his first try. When the
bar waa remeasured, bowerer. It
was found to be up only 14 feet
6T4 Inches, three quarters of an
inch better than the old mark,
Two others, Kenny Dill, also of
Los Angeles, and Dick Ganslen,
of Roanoke, Va., cleared 14 feet
4 inches.
While Meadows was setting
himself for his successful record
breaking try. the two-mllers got
ander way. But only a few of the
spectators saw all of the strides
Greg Rice of South Bend. lad.,
took to gain his 13th consecutire
triumph by defeating Don Lash
of Indiana by 30 yards in t
:01.X
Pilots, Badgers
Slated by Angels
MT. ANGEL Two gsmes are
slated here for the Mt. Angel
college hoopers next week. San-
day afternoon they tangle once
more with the Portland unirersity
and Tuesdsy night they entertain
Pacific unirersity.
The Sundsy game Is the last of
a four-gams series with the Pi
lots. Tbe three games played, two
at Portland and one at Mt. Angst,
prored victories for the Portland
men. Total points for Portland
In the three contests was 148
against 104 garnered by ML An
gel.
Anderson Comes to IXesene
Witi J)eddlng Point
is jLaat 27 Seconds
EUGENE. Ore, Feb. 8
(AP) Lonjr. lean Hank An
derson, still limping' with a
knee injury, came to Oregon s
rescue ror toe second time
within a week Saturday, night,
as the Webf oots defeated Ore
iron State; 36 to 25, In an
rerttsse basketball game.
Tbe sewering forward entered
the tense contest with only a mtn
ate aad a halt remaining tn the
flre-mmate orertlme. But ft was
long enough for blm to sink the
winning field goal aad giro Ore-
gen Its third straight northern
dirision Tictory.
It was much the same kind of
shot that Anderson fired only
last week to glre the Webfoots a
last-second triumph orer Wash
ington. He fired from Inside the
keyhole after taking a pass from
George Andrews.
Dramatic Climax
Anderson's performsnce was a
dramatic climax to a wild second
half that saw Oregon climb from
10-17 halftlme deficit to a Il
ls deadlock with three minutes of
regular playing time left.
Forward Bam Deeneat pmt tbe
Staters la front 81-29 with a
field goal from aader tbe bas
ket, bet Orejroa was not to be
dealed and Crater BUI Bare her
again kaotted tbe rout at 81
81 on a plrot shot with less
thaa two Balanites remaining.
Neither team was able to score
again and the regular playing
time ended at 21-31.
Guard Clayton Shaw put Ore
gon State ahead with a set shot
at the start of the orertlme, but
Ceater Archie Marshlk came right
back with a field goal that tied
the count once again at 38-33.
Hank Takes Orer
Center John Mandic potted a
field goal that gare tbe Bearers
88-33 margin but the adrantage
waa reduced to one point a few
seconds lster ss Andrews sunk one
of two free throws. At this point
Anderson entered the contest and
took orer.
The loss was Oregon State's
fourth in conference competition
and mored it back into a tie with
Washington for second place. It
was Oregon's fourth win and sec
ond orer the Bearers.
The box score:
fPritn, Oregon. Sunday Honing, FaLruarf 3.
1941
Robiss Nip ' Yikijags j
21-18, 4th IPeriod
i -
J
rw. rmwmm w. with Estcse wedaeedsy la- a Xa -Xi
we eaceaatrr. aad two away, srsth, Medford Friday aad;
Saturday. Is the Viking arbeaaie tau we. ; t
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OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis, Feb. 8 (Spe
cial) Lewis Beck went into action in the final quarter here
this afternoon to toss in six points and grab a 21 to 18 vic
tory for the OSC Rooks over Salem high's Vikings after the
capital city prep team had held a 16 to10 third quarter lead.
It was the second game this season that, the Rooks came
behind to stop the classy
fro
Salem team that has been beaten
but once this year in high school
competition, and - both times it
was the final-period distance fir
ing ot Beck, former Pendleton
hooper, that did the trick.
Salem, with Irish and Simmons
contributing, led 4-3 at the end
of the first period. The Rooks,
with Atwood doing most of the
damage, took a 9-7 halftlme lead
but the Vikings held them to one
point in the third quarter while
scoring nine themselres.
Bob McKee. ex-Viking, helped
Beck to ruin the Salem chances
in the final quarter hitting a
basket whea It counted the most.
Salem IS 1 Rooka
Salstrom 8 T Beck
Simmons 7 2 McClusky
Irish 1 Warren
Coons 2 Helno
Bower Atwood
Subs for Salem: Cutler. For
Rooks: McKee 3, Histt.
Locey Condemns
Signing o
Oregon (SO)
Towniend, f-g
Fuhrmas, f
Borcher, c
Andrews, g
Jackson, g
Marshlk. c-f
Anderson, f
KIrsch, g
BorrsTik, f
Totsls .
OSC (S3)
Mulder, f
Dement, f
Mandic. c
ValentL g
Durdan. g
McNutt. t
saaw. c
Totals
PF TP
. 6
0
10
4
2
3
PF TP
C
10
14
0
0
0
5
35
Halftlme score: Oregon State
17, Oregon 10.
Free throws missed: Fuhrman,
Andrews 2. Jackson. KIrsch. De
ment. Mandic. Durdan.
Officials: Hunter. Mitchell.
FO FT
.S 0 3
0 0 1
S A
0 4 2
0 2 2
2 0 0
1 0 1
1 0 0
2 2 3
14 8 14
FG FT
2 2 1
2 4 1
S 4 1
0 0 4
0 0 2
0 0 0
1
JL2 11 12
Woodburn Slates
10-Bout Smoker
WOODBURN A 10-bout box
ing card, under sponsorship ot the
Woodburn FFA chapter. Is sched
uled for the Woodburn high School
gymnasium Thursday night, be
ginning at 8 o'clock.
Fast punching Richard Mathle
soa of Woodburn and Jack Stock
ton ot Molana will rle la the main
ereat, with Eugene Schlecht of
Woodburn and Leo Cooper of the
state training school tor boys
meeting in the semifinal.
Other bouts: Olirer Hecktr rs.
Floyd Johnson; John Zak rs. Billy
Neal; Arthur Dates rs. Marsden
Dunham; Orea Ostrom rs. George
Lechelamelr; Earl Nelly rs. Earl
lfattson; Virgil Schlecht rs. Rob
ert Brock, j
State Mat Meet
Set Here Again
Dates February 28, March
1; District Tussles
Are Scheduled
The Oregon state high school
wrestling championships are slat
ed to be held at Salem high school
under direction of Vera Gilmore
again this year, making the fifth
consecutire year he has directed
tbe big meet, but due to district
alignments adopted, this, year the
entries will be cut better than
half.
Four district meets are sched
uled prior to tbe state meet, with
two boys in each of the 12 weight
dirlsions to earn their way into
the state tournament from these
district tournaments.
Salem is in district four, in
cluding McMlnnriUe. the state
blind school. Sllrerton and Che
mawa. The Vikings will sponsor
the district tournament.
Two weights bsre this year
been added, the 118 and 133-
pound classes. Weights under
which the CO boys will rle for
state titlea here lncclude: 95, 108.
112. 112. 12S. 133. 138. 145. 155.
185. 175 and unlimited.
Who's Hoop
Osr.alU
Alkar
Tctoda ..
8wnt H
District 11 ataaaiacs
W U Pet. Pf
. 4 1 .BOO 17S
S 1 .70 14S
t S .50 144
1 S .2 SO 10S
0 S .000 TS
. Ha VaaM lfM Staadlaca
W U Pet. Pf
RalM 8 S 1.000 4SS
TOlamMk S S .SO S47
Oto City .55 0
MeMiaaTili S S .500 SOS
( -&O0 SSI
CarraUis S S -3S IS
Milvaakia 1 T .US 177
aJeaiy 1 .111 t7
Ctty Zatraawral Xaarao
W L, Pet. Pf
Oiaal S S 1.000 S4S
Parruii T S .T1S S48
Tak S 4 .555 til
LUi 4 S .444 170
R4a 1 S .ItS 17S
1 S .125 isa
Pa
14S
SS
1T
its
ISO
Pa
14S
ISO
tit
ass
S14
SSS
its
sss
Pa
ltt
S04
t!7
rt4
SS7
SIS
LaaJiaf aevrers: Bvarrarad. Giaata,
tlS; HaacX Giaata. SO; J. Jokaaaa,
Taaka, TO; Harria. LaUa, St; Cpiaka,
Grama, SS; ftaaUaa. a4a. SS; Kaal.
Oiaata. 54; Clark. Iatea. SI;
Taaka. SI; Warns. Parriaa. 44.
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Bearers Athletic Chief
AasaiU Bigj Leagues ;
in Leovich Deal
CORVALLIS. Ore.. Feb, SHS
Professional baseball was assailed
Saturday by Percy. Locey, Oregon
State' college director of athletics.
for signing college athletes before
graduation.
Locey statement followed by
one day bis announcement mat -John
Leorich. Oregon State foot
ball and baseballi let term an, had
left school to sign as a, catcher
with the Philadelphia Athletics of
the American league.
U is regrettable, to say tbo
least, that a boy wbo Is rarnbag
his way tbrovghi college should
be teeapted by all tbe noaej m
big feagwe baaebaU dab -can of
fer him, Locey 'said. ?
I don't blame tbe boy. for.
after all. be mast think: of hie
fatare. but I do think tbe laasi
twUosas -of tbe eoutry , sbowld
deaaasMl a showdown with tbo ,
office of Jadge Laadis, tbe hlgbi
coeamisaloaer ofibaaebaQ.
MATi tbe blame in these rase
nnst do pUred on baseball.
There- ran be- bo other way to -look
at tt. 1 i i
Locey radicated that he woald
refer the matter for action at the
next meeting of the Pacific Coast
conference. i
1 T-
Blackley, McCuin j
In Retiirn Matcli
Continue FeufiJ at Armory
Wednesday; Achiu
Back in Semi
I ;
The Gene Blackley-BUly Mc
Cuin raaslln feud, that dereloped
out of a free-for-all last week,
continues at Salem's armory Wed
nesday night in the first half of
a double main errnt bin to which
an women are to?be admitted free
of charge.
A no-contest decision wss hand
ed down on the Slackley-UcCuln
melee last week; following Me
Culn's kayo of Referee Harry El
liott, and the lads are out to set
tle the issue this treek.
Sneese Achlu. fJhlnese Jiu-jitsu
expert, returns to Salem- after a
two-year absence; to meet Prince
nakl in the other, half of the main
erent. The Sneexer was a. popular
grappler here in f years past, and
is expected to draw a record turn
out. Toung Gotch and George KIU
mlller open the three-match
show at 8:80. Harry Elliott will
again be on deiek to officiate,
promises Promo tor Herb Owen.
Proctor, Turner Gome to Terms for 10-Round
MixHcre February 18; Winner to Meet Kahut
. Leo "The Lion". Turner, ex
state middleweight champion. Sat
urday agreed to terms tor a 10
round battle with Powder Proctor
la .Salem's armory arena tbe eight
of February 18, it was announced
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boxing club.
The stake: A ,nt at Terrible
Tony Kahut aad tbe state middle
weight title two weeks later.
And the Veta -make no bonea
about the fact they hope and be
llere this acrsp will wash away
tbel bad (taste left by their efforts
to import something big for Sa
lem boxiag fans.;: By "something
big they of coarse referred to
the Slmms-O'Maller hearyweight
fiasco laat week.'.
Tbe colored kids (Proctor is
18. Turner 30) are two of the
fastest-punching fighters erer to
show here, aad they constitute a
match Salem fight filberts hare
long wanted: to see.
i-Whlla Turner, because of his
experience, is considered . to hare
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Proctor baa many supporters In
Salem.
-Both boys made their starts ta
the Salem ring. Proctor has nerer
been beaten, while Tamer's only
two local loasea were both much
disputed ones to Buddy Peterson.
' Proctor baa been la training
for orer a month, working for two
weeks aa a sparring partner for
Tiger Jack Fox. while Turner,
whea adrlsed two weeks ago of
the possibility of the bout, imme
diately took to. road work.
It la. expected that the growing
Turner will not only hare to bear
down la training but also will
hare to take sereral sessions la
tbe ateam to make weight for tbe
scrap. Whea be fought Peterson
last Jane be entered the ring at
114 despite a steam session. -
Proctor, always In trim, isnt
concerned about Turner's weight.
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West Salein Wins
Two Hodp Qaslics
WEST SALEH Tbe West Si
lent grade school 'girls' hoop team
defeated Liberty's girls IS to 14
here Frldsy. whOe the West Sa
lem boys were defeating Liberty
at Liberty. 18 to; 10.
Players and scoring, for West
Salem: Mlcheel: 10. Ashcraft,
Truxall t. Moaaeo 3. Parnell 8.
B. Barlow 1. J. Barlow; for Lib
erty. R. JMsch (. A. Dasch. R.
Judd t.S CampbelL Plaak 3
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Brolalla Slates Smoker
MOI-ALLA Sandy aad If c4al
La high schools meet la a boxing
smoker here Monday night, with
boxiag aad wrestling matches be
tween Oregon City aad: MolaUa
slated February l aad a retara
matcli achedalediat Oregon City
February IS.
Basketball . Scores
College BaaketbaU
College of New York 41, For
hsm University. 40.
Columbia 41. Hsrrard If.
Ohio State 4tj Iowa 44.
Washlagtoa aad Lee 48, TJnl
rerslty of. Maryland IS. i
Arkansas 8. Baylor 31.
Pens State S3. Templet 38. i "
Nary 34. Duke 33. i
: Iowa State S Si Oklahoma SS.
Wisconsin St. Butler 15.
Minnesota BO. ?HlraoU 38. '
Dartmouth til Princeton 40."
Purdue 48. Cilcago St.
Notre Dsme 47, Northwestera
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Kentucky 48. Alabama 38.
Drake 38. Washington 38. !
Montana St, jGonxaga 43.
'Whltmaa 42, ttaflela If."
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