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Colem, Oregon. Thursday IZorx. Tckramr 13. 1S41 Defending Champs. of Northwest Conference They Meet 'Cats port 1 .' :f 'it - i Viks si is M Win By RON GEMAXELL -. For lit . - Rather than drive you num . ber-n utt y and digit-daffy 1 -fcM'tTi ft strincr of statistics that -would choke k Choctaw, 111 just say that Washington state will win the nortnern division pennant unless some body beats rem out. . . i ve got the thins figured out here In ta ' bles of fiinsteinic proportion, bat - I'm so ngare-iiagiDDiiy mjeeu from working- on the things that I hesitate to put them down in this pace for fear some good husband ex wue or oroiner or Bisier ur i ther or mother will bring - man laughter charges against me. . Tha rjinnn. with ven VOn and two lost for a .778 percentage at this writing hare left: two with Washington at Seattle this Friday nd Saturday, two with Washington at Pullman February 21-22, one with Idaho at Pullman March 1 and two with Oregon State at Pullman March 7-8. . As I said before, they'll win If someone doesn't beat 'em out. Will Connolly in the San Francisco Chronicle: "If the - lady who lost her parse in the powder room at Albany (race track) last Saturday will tele phone or write, we can return the same, after proper identifi cation of the contents' ..... Connolly goes on to explain , what he was not doing in the . women's powder room. OBA vs. ERA. Know what the OBA is? ... . - That's opponents' batting average, and the OBA is becoming a Pop ular way to ascertain the worth of 'a pitcher. . . In fact there are some, like Thomas Holmes, a sta tistician who lives in darkest Brooklyn, who claims the OBA has the edge over the ERA, which Is the' earned run average. For instance, Kirby Higbe, late of the Phillies, ranked 17th In earned runs last seaaon and 20th in won and lost percent age, bat his OBA of .231 pats him second only to Rucky Wal ters. . . However, Walters led the league in ERA as well as OBA. . . As for CSPA, which Is dean Shirts Per Day, I don't AOUW, Stub Harrlman, the ex-Willam ette, ex-Senator semipro and ex Tacoma Tiger, is now also an ex member of the Portsmouth club of the Piedmont. . . Portsmouth, which got Harriman from Taco ma for Hube Singer, done went and sold Stubby down river to Macon of the Sally circuit. No foolin', here's Skipper Bonny Griffiths' tentative 1941 Salem Senator roster: Barker or Richards or (?), catchers; Fenter and (?) and Kralovitch and ?) and Elliott and (?) and (?), pitchers; Uncky Har ris, first base; (?), second base; Lee Shinn, third base; Griffiths, shortstop;; (?), left field; Charley Petersen, center field; (7), right field; (?), utility. 'Almost in Tears, Happy - Howard Maple wasn't so happy Wednesday. . . His 'Cat casaba kids were as cold as a ghost's stare against Linfield. . The Maple man never got to the weeping stage, but if he did he would have been using Boulder earn as a tear catcher. Tacoma's Dan Walton re late that Morry Abbott, whose 87 home runs for the Tigers In the 1939 campaign stands ashH the Western International - league record for distance belts, li M get a tryont with Seattle this spring. . . Abbott, whom - the Tigesi picked np aa a free agent in 1939, was released ' outright by them last season when j he failed- to rind his borne ran groove. Note: This week's pay of The Btatesman bowling editor, Ed ward Augustus Donnelly, was docked SO percent and he was placed on probation for the month because of that nasty noise he made in his column last Sunday -. . . His pay is now 30 percent less than nothing, which makes him owe $2.50, union scale. Our legislature has been fishier than a snail this last: r week. . .It would seem that . Out of all the fish hearings - t there should come sort of am ' answer to the old, old question of whether or not ai fish can bear. -I Parrish Defeats ' Reds, 33 to 26 ' J Parrish junior high's . hoop team, with its sights leveled on a second . successive victory over Leslie .when it tangles, with the outhend team Friday, had to stage a final-quarter drive to beat out the Salem high sophomore Reds 38 to 28 Wednesday. - The Reds held the lead midway of the final period, after the third quarter score naa been knotted , a 1 6-1 f, but Helmhont and War ren paired to pull the- Pioneers through to a win. ' .! . v ' : 'Helmhont hove in 16 points, but one less than he. had amassed . for the nine previous ' games, rarrtsh 88 ' , ' j Reds , Wenger 2 - I S Sheldon Helmhont 1 6 ; r 6 Saunders Brandle 4 Hancock Farlow 6 . 2 Bennett t Chapman -7 'Williams i Subs for Parrish: Warren -10, Ilamilton 4. - I B. T. T. Ijubl H.D. II'? V'TI I Or. O. Chan. aj). DILXIIAN LAM Chines Medidns Co, 641 Korth Uterty Costalri 2orttn4 General Electrl Co C:.'te epeu Xaeoday ' sad ascurday -uly 10 m-m. to i p.m.; to 7 p-nu oosnltstiOB, Blood presnut sd Krla w ia fr of chrge. t , - 25 Ttaxi la Boslaeiti . :',n n t 1 Tle College1 of Puget Sound Loggers, who are here Friday and Satur day nights to do Northwest conference hoop battle with the Willamette Bearcats. Currently undefeated in circuit play, the Loggers need at least two wins on their four-game Willamette valley swing to assure themselves of a second successive championship. From left, George Mitchell, Don Brown, Jim Van Camp, Norm Walker, Jim Paulson, Tom Cross and Don Bafeinger. Walker was all-conference center last year, while only Brown and Baisinger, both freshmen, are not let termen. Courtesy Tacoma New-Tribune. Porter's.. Cap Captures Pot of Gold for Soundly Whips To Win Anita By ROBERT MYERS LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12. the rrudas of the world of the The San Francisco sportsman, who touches a horse and makes it turn m gold, sent ward and saw it come home on 000 Santa Anita derby and earn another pot of cash for the Bowling Scores CITY LEAGUE ' Ksh Fnrnltnx Co. Kandirbp 70 70 Mrr 158 195 70 210 191544 189 525 174 570 198 534 182 549 Browa 143 194 King 184 282 Donnelly 178 160 lUiser 183 204 ToUle Handicap Kitchen 895 1055 982 2932 Padee 67 57 57 171 156 44 193 175 178 181 135 173 190 157 152 187 Adolph . Perry C. Foreman 189 548 167 475 178 520 Ollnjer 165484 Totals 005 910 907 2722 Buds Place 95 95 17-4 221 143 155 201 175 187 190 185 232 Handicap Hoaglond Newman Sealea Hifgina -Hart 95 285 148 543 142 440 184 560 184 561 186 603 939 2992 70 210 191 529 192 529 Total Handicap Friesea Welch 985 1008 Parkers 70 70 180 178 175 160 144 180 171 158 195 189 Koch 169 499 159 483 154 488 Cherringtoa ersnt Totals SIB 886 935 2736 Xeeao X-nneh . - - 89 89 . 181 153 17S 14S 16T 188 211 218 157 207 Handicap Oooley Lloyd Clark 89 267 187 531 194 614 117467 Barnic Kufer 187 561 162 626 Totals 983 987 886 2856 Xarrs . . ' . 200 143 162 507 Birr Miller Weider Swan' Pare 163 188 183 534 181141 199 521 178 316 170 559 184 179 161 524 Totals 953 928 929 2809 Bed Cross Pharmacy Handicap 69 69 69 207 Keliozr . . 209 157 158 156 163 211 163 162 176 305 192 612 336 556 123 442 167499 825 598 Beaacbaatp Metferroll . Ricketts Hunts Handicap 12 986 1011 2909 Cope land Yards 58 58 L. 20 204 180 157 156 158 151 188 , 383 170 Handicap 88 174 209 619 195482 204517 151 490 157 549 Cline, Jr. Foreman . Patterson . Murdoch , Thrnsh . Totals' J237 935 974 2831 ' Aem Aoto Wreckers Handicap - 68 6 199 192 179 ... 152 197 . 179 184 308 481 i23 68 174 i ope j- 127 518 153484 187 563 192 579 143 547 860 2865 82 96 166462 178 568 235580 165545 318 656 Oace So Hi fan : Coo Stoinback Totals , . , ,. 998 1007 CUbos Cotfeo Shop 33- 32 150 146 , , 183 308 157 188 "i 193 16S 190 248 Handicap ITartwell Clino .. Poulia Kortson ' . Tonne Totals 908 IOIS.894 2907 Yanks Best Greens In 'Miiral League The soph Yankees - of Salem defeated the Greens, brother classmates, 29 to 15 Wednesday in Intramural league Jilay. v Greens 15 . f . Summerrille 4 . Reeves 5 Palmer. Patton 1 ' O Tankees 12 J. Johnson 6 Whlttemore 1 Hudson . - : 1 Clark Palmateer 6 ' Priem Sabs for Tanks: Fits ,2, Fox 2. Graham 2. ypjohn S 1 - ' y I v r h 15 - Horse Field Derby, $45,"000 (AP) Charles S. Howard, turf, did it again. his favored Porter s Cap post- schedule and capture the S50,' overflowing Howarq corrers. A roaring throng of more than 30,000 watched the Kentucky-bred Porter's Cap sound ly whip a brilliant array of 15 fellow three-year-olds In the classic derby of the west and win the mile and one eighth grind without trouble by four lengths. Bull Relgh, running under .the silks of Mrs. Anthony Pelleterl of New Orleans, was second, while Copperman, owned by Hugh S Nesbitt of Los Angeles, ran third in a photo-finish with a long-shot hope, William E. Boeing's maiden, Welcome Pass. Victory for Porter's Cap and Owner Howard, who has won a fortune off his famed 8eabls cnlt. Kayak II and four-year-old Mloland not to count the future prospect for his Por ter's Capwas worth 944,975. Ball Heigh won a lO.OOO. Cop perman $500o and Welcome Pass 92500. Porter's Cap, the betting favor ite, paid $5.20, $4, and 13.20: Bull Relgh 36.40 and $5.20, and Copperman $12.20. The time for the winner was one minute 54 25 seconds. The betting handle for the race was $209,456, more than the $178,424 bet on the derby last year. The public planked $62,056 down on Porter's Cap. Polk B Tourney To Open Tonight MONMOUTH The Polk county B tournament opens here Thurs day night with Perrydale meeting rails City at 7 o'clock, RickreaD meeting Valseti at 8 and Mon mouth meeting Airlie at 9. This was decided at a hurry-np meeting of the B league coaches here Wednesday. The tournament, winner of which will enter the district tournament at McMInn Tille February 21-22, will be held in the Oregon College of Educa tion gym. , A close, bard-fought meet is expected as the teams are excep tionally evenly matched. Eugene Bees Best Jayvees 18 to 16 ''Eugene's B team irloned Salem high's Jayvees 18 to 16 in the preliminary to the varsity clash at Salem high last nighU i Eugene B's 18 Id Jayvees LIndsey 2 Williams Howard 5 2 Crothers Woods - 2 Neimeyer Fassett S ' 5 Haag Wolf 6 .1 ' Gemmell Subs for Eugene: George 2. For Jayvees: Jones 2, Ransom 4, Page 1. Joe Erautt Visits , ILVERT01 Joe Eraut, popu lar catcher for SUverton two years ago, was a SUverton caller this week. Erautt leaves Friday for . Houston, Texas, for spring training with the Beaumont' club of the Texas league. - - 1 Howard Ivy Loop Shakeup Is now Completed Stanley of Harvard Hired by Brown; He Succeeds Tugs' McLaughry PROVIDENCE, RI, Feb. 12-iJP) -The wholesale shakeup in the ranks of New England's "Ivy league" football coaching circles appeared almost completed today-J when J. Neil "Skip" Stanley, cbief assistant to Dick Harlow at Har vard for the past six years, was appointed head coach at Brown university. While naming Stahley as sue cessor to "Tugs" McLaughry, who moved, on to Dartmouth after di recting the Bruins' football for 16 years. Athletic Director Thom as W. Taylor declined to divulge the length or terms of the con tract he signed. Stahley is only the third professional football coach Brown has engaged In 51 years. 1 Since the 1940 season closed, "Spike" Nelson has replaced "Ducky" Pond at Yale, McLaugh ry has succeeded Army's Earl "Red" Blaik at Dartmouth. Wes Fesler has left Harvard to be come head coach at Wesleyan, and two- Brown assistant coaches have moved on, Earl Brown to Har vard and George Allen to the University of Maine. Stahley, a 12 -year -aid, 200- pounder, has spent all but one of his 11 coaching years under Harlow's wing. He Joined the lat ter at Western Maryland' In 19J0, following his graduation at Penn sylvania State, and except for 1934, when he served as head coach at Delaware, has been with him ever since. Baptists Defeat Mormons 50 to 29 The Baptists whipped the Mor mons 60 to 29 and the Presby terians dropped the Methodists 22 to 13 in "A" church league games Wednesday night. , Robins, with 18, and Os Mor ley. with 17. contributed as f the Baptists' points. Woldt and swenson, with six each, led the rresDyterians. Baptist SO 29 Mormons , 10 Bulkley 7 Veleto 8 M. Workman 4 Johnstead B. Workman F. Broer 4 Robins 18 O. MorleyJL7 Clark 8 Smlther 8 Presbyterian 23 Stewart 4 Van Wyngarden 4 13 Methodist Austin 4 Achor S Hamilton ' 1 Baldwin 3 Hall Presbyterian: Woldt 6 Kreutx Swenson t Substitutes for Grannis 2. Sacred Heart Wins From Coif on 18-11 Sacred "Heart acAdornv f!, feated Colton 18 to 11 here Tues day night, with Amsberry gath ering 11. s ; In the preliminary, the Sacred Heart-Bees took a 20 to 16 deci sion from th A Crtltnn umh A imnn Sacred Heart 18 11 Colton Amsberry 11 j Clark Eox' , . Curtis Innocent! 4 1 7 A Mortenson Brennan 2 - Miller Russell . , Lovell Sub for Sacred Heart: Hale 2. For Colton: D Mortenson - 2. i - Referee: Alley. . V - f It's a 4Must9 For 'Cats now Hare to Whip CPS Twice, Pacific Once; Play Loggers Friday Vorthwtat Conference Standing W Li Pet. PI Pa CPS Willamette . Linfield Paeific Whitman ... C. of Idaho .... 2 0 1.000 112 8 2 .600 221 8 2 .00 197 3 2 .500 198 7 229 178 143 .. 8 6 .875 1 8 .250 850 873 148 167 Willamette U's hot -and -cold Bearcat basketballers are now faced with the necessity of win ning their three remaining North west conference games in order to cop the pennant they relin quished last year. Two of those three are slated with the undefeated defending champs, the College of Puget Sound Loggers, here Friday and Saturday nights. The third is scheduled with Pacific U here a week from Friday. The Loggers, whose two vic tories were over Whitman early in the season, move from Salem to McMinnvllle next Monday and Tuesday nights to finish their conference stand against Linfield. Friday night's game with the Loggers opens at 8:15, Coach Maple reports, with the Willam ette Bearklttens meeting the Che mawa All-Stars in a 7 o'clock pre liminary. Saturday night's game Is scheduled for 9 o clock. Gty ftlinor Loop In Three-Way Tie Salem's City Minor hoop league was thrown Into a five-way tie as the result of Tuesday night's games, in which Hollywood best ed the. Bearcubs 37 to 26, Craigs downed the Alpha Pels 29 to 21 and Kelly - Farquhar defeated Postofflce 26 to 14. Results left Hollywood, the Bearcubs, Craigs and the Alpha Psis tied with one win and one loss each. Kellys 20 E. Lawson 8 Miles 4 Gotchal S H. Lawson 7 Lawless 4 14 Postofflce 2 Watson 8 Cross Lucaa 4 Tweedt Nofsinger Subs for Postofflce: Stricklin 2, Krnger 1. Hollywood 87 Bell 9 Shinn 4 Monahan 4 . Quesseth 8 2d Bearcabs 4 Deiner 4 Schaad 7 Atwood Kern Skopir 8 8 Davles Sub for Hollywood: Barker 4. Craigs 29 21 Alpha Psl 7 Mything 8 Belcher 4 Fravel 1 Abbott 1 Stone Miller 9 Yarnell 2 J. Rawlins 4 C. Rawlins 1 F. Rawlins 7 Subs for Craigs: Hoffert 6. Angels Schedule Pair, E0CE Five MT. ANGEL Mt Anrel rollere will once again enter into com po tion in the Oregon Intercollegiate conference nlar -when the Maemen go to Ashland to meet the strong southern Oregon College of Edu cation quint February 14 and 15. This marks the first meetinr this season between : the two schools. Resting- In second place in - the league. Southern Oregon will undoubtedlv ; Drove a itltf hurdle to the Angels. ' - Portland Gets Stadium PORT L A N D, Febl 12-?n- Funds for new stadiums at Roose velt, '.Jefferson and Commerce high schools were : appropriated by the Portland school board last night. Federal contributions will cover most of the expense. - 3 Salem Teams GetAAUSpots Oicmawa, - Simmons CYO in Finals; "Winners Are in "A" Division V Three Salem quints,, along with one McMinnvllle team,, .will rep resent, this district in the state AAU meets In Portland .February 25 to March ;1, It was ascertained Wednesday night; at the- conclu sion of second round firing in the district eliminations here, but the four teams will have to play off tonight to decide which two enter the A and which the B divisions. Tonight's games at Salem high: Chemawa vs. Hamblln-Wbeeler, 8 p.m. Simmons vs. CYO, 9 p.m. While' the Newberg Townles forfeited to Salem's CYO quint Wednesday night, H a m b 1 1 n Wheeler of McMinnvllle took an easy 64 to 29 win from Willamina and Simmons .of Salem had a tongh battle to defeat Jenks Wbite of Albany 50 to 42. Lovelace, L. Beal and W. Mon nes led the Hamblin assault. Love lace getting 16 points, Beal 14 and Monnes 12. Only the phenomenal firing of O'Connell brought the Simmons team through. He collected 31 of their 60 points. The Albany team matched basket for basket with the .Salem s right down to the final minutes. Winners of tonight's two games go Into the A division of the state meet, while the losers enter the B division. Mamblin 64 Lovelace 16 L. Beal 14 Eckman 7 B. Monnes 4 W. Monnes 12 29 Willamina 13 Mitchell Rickert 9 Webb 1 Smelser 4 Lord Subs for Hamblin - Wheeler: Worthley 4, M. Beal 5, Prentls 2. For Willamina: Hampton 1, Fen- dell l. Simmons 60 Page 4 Parker 9 O'Connell 31 Hobbs 3 Burrell 42 Jenks-White 1 Chandler 12 K Crossler 6 Phillips 15 Burrelle 8 C. Crossler Subs for Simmons Shoulderblade 2. Medley 1, -Referee: Tom' Drynan. Y Badminton Club Beaten by Reed's . Reed . college's badminton team nosed , out the Salem YMCA club, by an j to 6 score here Tuesday night. Salem's wins include one in the women's singles, two in the women's doubles and a sweep of the three-game mixed doubles. Result: Women's singles Marianne Davles, Reed, defeated Rosemary Felton, Salem, 9-11, 11-2, 11-8; Margaret Bailey, Reed, defeated Echo Standish, Salem, 11-1, 11-0; Esther Arnold, Salem, defeated Frances Morse, Reed, 11-0, 11-0. Men's singles Bryant, Reed, defeated Wlnslow, Salem, 18-14, 15- 10; Setterberg, Reed, defeated Mink, Salem, 15-8, 15-3; Stamps, Reed, defeated Howard, Salem, 16- 8, 16-2. Women's doubles Standish and Felton, Salem, defeated Stamps and' Lillig, Reed, 15-8, 19-14; Arnold and Mink, Salem, defeated Bailey and Snyder, Reed, 15-4, 15-11; Davie and Morse, Reed, defeated Kelly and Franx, Salem, 15-4, 15-3. Men's 'double Bryant and Stamps, Reed, defeated Minier and Winslow, Salem, 18-14, 9-15. 15-11; Rodriquei and Selterberg, Reed, defeated Howard and Mink, Salem. 16-4, 15-8. Mixed . doubles Felton and Wlnslow, Salem, defeated Telfer and Bryant, Reed, 15-11, 15-4; Kelly and Minier, Salem, defeat ed Lillig and Stamps, Reed, 15-8, 15-7; Mink and Mink, Salem, de feated . Danette and Rodriquei, Reed. 15-10, 18-15. Mohdla Creme Freeze Bills Hoop Clashes 190LALLA . Molalla Oem Freeze basketball team Is sched uled to meet the Colton team there Wednesday nlaht in their annual civil war. Friday night ureme Freeze will play the Sweet Home boys here, and In two weeks the Chemawa All-Stars have prom ised to battle With them here a definite date for the game to be announeea later. . ; , Is There a Doctor in the Hoiise? - Would like One to Take a Look at Joe Iionis By SID FEDER - ; NEW YORK. Feb. 12-6TWim Braddock wants a doctor. . - Now,-don't' be alarmed, folks; old Jim Is still able to do some what more than ait up and take a little nourishment. But he'd like to explain to a medical man Just what it Is he sees which convinces him Joe Louis "ain't what he used to be. Then he'd like - to have Mr. Medical Man tell him how he can explain! U clearly to hi friends. . -;"! 7" ': ""' : .This is a most surprising situa tion. Inasmuch as old Jim . has been the Brown Bomber sin eerest' booster " ever since. th night In Chicago Louis took the Cinderella man" heavyweight championship away. If just any ex-fighter came up and told you Louis was fistl ana's - super-man but Is slipping, you'd nod . nleely and ask him about- the sugar situation in Siam. But. when Jim announces he ha changed hi Post 49 to 38 Irish , . Salem's swift surging; Vikirigs raced a strxle. nearer-thd 1941' No Name league basketball championship witn aaato 38 win over Eugene here Wednesday night in game that saw the Visiting Axemen stage a third! quarter; drive, which- brought the score jyitnm tnree poinis oi ine. iow yqvvv v and made them hump the final heat. A ding-dong firstj quarter, wlttt both clubs on the gallop, resulted in a 7-5 advantage ! for the Vlks, and with big Bob Jrtsh and Dutch Simmons leading ithe way, they posted a 22-14 half time lead. ' But Frits 'Kramer's kids from down south got terrifically hot in the third stanza to score 19 points while Salem was getting 14 and narrow the Vlks'; margin to 36-33. Husky Duane ' Marshall, on one handed pokes from: far out, and lithe Bob Deller with eome more of the same, contributed 15 of the 19 points in the period surge, i Coons Opens Period Bud Coons opened the final pe riod with a fast-break one-hander through the key; Don Bower emr ulated Coons to hemp another; Salstrom caged a tree toss off Wright's infraction . and then hit a cripple on a beautiful overhead shot all before the Axemen could get a single point. Marshall hit a long one at the four-minute mark, Eugene's only field goal of the period, but Irish tipped in his eighth, basket for the night, Simmons hot-footed it the length of the floor to skitter in another and Bower went all the way on a dribble to get a third before Coach Hauk benched the varsity. Viks Pass Well The Vlks, for, whom it was the 11th straight No Name win, ex hibited their best passing attack of the year. Their margin of vic tory, however, was attributable to their ability to get the ball down the floor ahead of the defense. They went all the way for nearly every basket, posting a .355 fir ing average, while Eugene collect ed most of its points from far out. Irish, getting : five of them on rebounds, took scoring honor with 16 point on eight field goals. Marshall of Eugene was next with 16 on Bix field goals and three charity tosses, while hot heeled Dutch-Simmons got 14 on five field flips and. four straight conversions at the Santa alley. The Viks leave Friday for Med- lord for a two-game series over the weekend. Eugene (88) Marshall, f . Blatchley, f Mold, e .. Wright, e Deller, g Hagg, g Morrison, g Totals Salem (49) Salstrom, f Simmons, f Bowersox, f Cutler, t . 9 3 .17 5 .00 . 0 0 .17 8 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 14 0 0 16 5 6 0 0 49 Irish, Pearmine, Coons, g . Bower, g . ... 1 6 . 8 Gemmell, g 1 Ling, g ..... 0 Totals ....59 21 Personal fouls: Salstrom 8, Coons t, Pearmine. 3, Cutler, Irish, Mold 4, Wright 2, Deller, Hagg 3. Free throws missed: Marshall, Wright 8, Hagg 2, Salstrom 2, Trfnh a Cnnnm . ' , w . CI.U.il.. . A. uuwuiis yvrceniages: a a i e m .355, Eugene .261. - Officials: Bruce' Williams and Max Allen. College Princeton 36, Harvard 82 (over time). Arkansas 66, Rice 41. Oklahoma Aggies 38, Oklahoma 26. Southern Methodist 43, Texas A and M S7. -, Georgetown 57, Temple 49. Duquesne 46, Western Kentucky Teachers 33. . Army 36, Wesleyan 80. Michigan state 35, Michigan 32. Holy Cross 39, Amherst 36. . Alabama 43, Georgia Tech 32. , Dartmouth 63. Yale 41. North Carolina 60, NC sUte 30. University of Mexico 54, Norwich- 46. ! Brown 65, Worcester Tech 44. Columbia 60, Penn 39. , Rutgers 41, Lafayette 27. . Missouri 39, St Louis univer sity 24. ; - mind, matter nearly four years of going bp. and down the country side singing Joe's praises, then It gets down to the , man-bites-the dog sort of thingj - - -L "I don't know exactly how to explain what I mean," Jim said today. "That why I'd ? like , to ask a doctor, to have him tell me Just what it I I'm trying to say But Joe seems to have lost some thing between the second tight with Godoy last summer and the Al McCoy tight In Boston In. De cember. It's not that he- getting soft, or anything like that, hut the drive, - the old . will he had when he fought me In 1937, Is gone.- . .. - -1 - "Maybe : 1 can make , myself clearer thl way: Everybody,, in cluding myself knew I had about one chance In a hundred against Louis In '37. He was a great fight ing machine; did, things Instinct-J ively.. But after looking at Joe 8 Fg Ft Tp .. ...24 6 3 15 9.4 0 8 r 4 0 1 X r 2 0 0 0 14 4 19 . ; 7 1 0 i 1 1 1-3 61 16 6 38 Basketball Scores II. i p ,i r. j - - ' -. iu f Mi --4::- : rMiepBoinis i Take Mit Show Away! Froni t i!.H,1.; l ITnAnlri. nifl i Bests Blackieyi j ' - ! .. t i: i- if-1 1 1 : - . - J I Show stealing i becoming a habit at Salem" i armory; where Wednesday night Sneeze Achia apd Princ Ilaki staged whirlwind performances in their semifinal t$at made the! following Billy UeCuin -Gene' Blackieyi affair sfm tamf. i : ! ; jlAehiu bested the Arabian aris tocrat, but not before : Ilaki had cMlected i good share of AchiU'a coiffure. ?The ever-popular Chi nfekel grapler took the j eeeond tiU twith a stepover. Tolling toe hold after Ilaki had ; taken2 the first with a storaper hammerlofk. Atbla used his toe hold to annex te deciding fall, also. 'i fjrhe McCuin 4 Blackley match wja9iSa slow one,1 won by McCuin after Blackley missed a flying tickle and hamstrung himself in the opes. McCuin fell on him for the Wecldtag fall afte he'd taken tkefseeond witK a back-breaker. Bladkley annexed the first with aj ire verse 1 scissors. ;;i : !' I Ybung Gotch and George Klts miller milled tp a fast, ; action f fileS draw in the opener.) t i . : f WI Sebsion Setj j Today at Taeonia Bremerton Represeritatiyes to Attend; Wenatcheei i Also, Announced i SPOKANE. Feb. 1 2-Htr-The bad officW of the Western Inter national : Baseball i league an nounced tonight the receipt of a message from Bremertoa saying that town would be represented tomorrow I at the league ! meeting called in Tacoma to decide upon a successor jforWenatchee.; i Jbdge ;J- Stanley Webster, league president, announced Mon day; the Wenatcbee franchise had been withdrawn because of the team's failure to meet i financial obligations. . f i ! I f ,Te office said Phil; Devaney aUd Ed Fischler would irepresent Bremertonl . 1 !h jI-H - f ' ' 1 fjFrom .Wenatcbee:' tonight came 3ord Chucfk Garland, club official, ould head a delegation! of Wen ajtehee business men'who hoped to niake a lait appeal to the' direct or to continue the Wenatcbee franchise. i " -j- r :;H : ! i Open Season Set I For Crown! Late ri l-v-u'ji- . i f An open! season for angling on drown lake together (with special season from April 12 to Septem ber 1 on Butte, Sllrer, Ablqua, Drift and Rickreall creeks la an nounced in the' 1941 regulations of the Oregon State ! Game com mission. -i ' j- I .The only, new I closure In Nar I4n county j this year will be l on Turner ditch, outlet of; Elk Uke. tOlOO feet below the bridge cross ing Elk creek. A bag limit ofjlO fish a day; was aet. . " i . I I The, general fishing season for uregon opens April iz ana sioses October 15. ii ji I f j lr . -... - Major Loop Gaines . J I f ... A;;pt., I fPostpOnedj a jWek j City Major league! basketball games regularly ! scheduled for fto nlght have een' postponed due: to tbe AAU tdurnamenl in progress here, announced Carli Grelder, league director, last : night. Several of the league teams are playing in the AAU tournament.' iBraadoelt I against Re4 Burman two week agofc I feel that if Ii was jthe Brad dock of toir years ago: and was matched, with j Louis j ' of today, there a possibility- now, mind you,' I'm I not saying; positively hut it's possible I could 'outgallop him anl win a f decision! ' By . that I don't' say ;he figures to get flat tened 'by G us Dorazio j in Phila delphia Monday, but,, there's a chance any? guy 'tniga. beat bm. Personally, f I think that ; 11 oa doesn't get some of his stuff back, the fellow s who might do if is Billr Conn,! in June."; 1 I I Jim idea Isn't , that! Loulsi 1 leafing through his training. fHe feels Joe is working just as hard as ever, bit that ,the same pld . routine isn't enough! any mdre, that it' become monotonous and doesn't put! the .Bombef ; Into Ithe old peak of condition. His prep aratlons no.w are being done simp Bald, Achm I i! Steal Grapple t 3 - - " 'I- ill''- J ly by ear, : i - - ! i
