The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 23, 1943, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextI I 1 . Jl fV I I Cougars Commence Cage Title Quest; Face DOWN 'Cats Even Series Witii -Pilots, 55-45; ; DONT ..... And Webf dots This Week ii.-6JaW -ii fcift'i-ir f riiiaaa.aasiaaVrf LEE SAVOLD, Patterson, NJ, heavyweight, allow referee to hold his arm after he had downed Lem Franklin la the loth round of their bout at Chicago stadium. at "Among the new of ficers at the Iowa Navy Preflight school is Lt. Wesley P. Schulmerich, who formerly was an outfielder with the Phils, Boston Braves, Cincinnati, Los Angeles Angels, Toronto, Portland Beavers, Lewiston; Bellingham. Twin Falls and Spokane," so says the Sporting News of this week. Don't know about that "Wes ley P." stuff, but the Schul-, merich, is the same piano-legHf ged, boot-nosed hombre. who has that nice fishing and hunt ing lodge over at Beaver and used his bulk as . quite a bat tering ram for Oregon State's tleven not too many years ago. Although the squib doesn't eayexactly what Wesley P. is doirig at the home of the Sea hawks, the navy's overlooking one 'heckuva good bet for. its morale department': if hes in any other branch ' of . the serv ice. How Schulmericht used to roll 'em in the aisles with his basefall funny stuff. The good people of Twin ness where Wes once rode herd on" the Cowboys of the Pioneer league, thought so much of his diamond gags that in the fag end of the '41 season, when the Cowboys were mired so deep in the leaguecellar that it would have taken an act of congress to get 'em out, they sent an SOS to Wes, their former hero and once a strong pos sibility for mayor of the town. Bow-legged Wesley hurried over with his suitcase-full of tricks. " A , - ; ' - . " . ' . ' -' Schnlmerich only "played" that stop for three nights, bat the $25Q-and-all-expenses-paid he cot was easily made up by the crowds of 1500 to 2000 every night. In fact when Al Schacht, baseball's professional funniest man showed In Twin Falls he drew less, fans than did Schnlmerich, and those who did come kept bellering, "We want Schulmerich;' Twin Falls wasn't the only to nobody in this baseball funny business. So if the navy doesn't already know it, a lot of belly laughs for the salty gobs could easily bo had if Wesley P. were given a diamond. Navy Due for Changes J enne Style Lt. Eldon Jenne, the man who made the Portland high school athletic setup what lt Is today, take lt or leave It, and who would have remodeled the preps' program throughout the state to his own liking had It not been for unanimous "no i votes from, the coaches, has finished his indoctrination coarse at Chapel Hill and has new been stationed as an instructor In the naval aviation physical fitness program ' at California's Del Monfe prefllght acheoL : Which means that Oregon's prep 'coaches are going to miss Jenne when ..they convene at tneir annual meeting nere during the basketball tournament. One of the main events of these meetings has been the annual and unanimous disapproval of all bills and pro posals Jenne . would have the boys legislate into prep laws. " . Come to think .of it, though, about half the coaches won't be here either, since they've answered the call to arms with Jenne. lieutenants Harold Hauk and Vern Gilmore, Salem; Norville ..May, Astoria; Dwight Adams, Albany, and Hunk Anderson, - Baker, are Just a few of the many. . i 1 Here, There and Everywhere 'Slugging (for Tacoma not San Francisco) Charley Henson - won't have a chance to op that .185 batting average of the Seals . this year he's an air corps private at Chic, Calif, air base ... Cougar hoop coach Jack Frlel will boss the WSC baseball nine now that Back Bailey has turned sailor I . Aviation Cadet Gene Stewart transferred again this time from Arkansas to Waco, Texas. He's in baste work now and evidently knows why the song "Got a Touch of Texas' was written. - He doesn't like the Lone Star state either . . . Pvt.-Mike Bndnlck, former Spokane and Seattle rightly, writes, "I can't tell exactly where I am, bat they talk French here and we are close enough to Germany to hear HUler'o dally broadcast to the AEF.", Bndnlck also says he Is getting tine food and seeing a lot of Interesting country always two "musts' in any ballplayer's life ... Dont be too surprised at "Little Pepperdine's upset hoop win over . Southern California, snapping the -Trojan winning streak at 15 in a row. "Little Pepperdine' is only a small place, all right, but how it does go for basketball players. Down around LA it is said that Pepperdine expends as much ."energy" seeking good basketballers as USC spent luring footballers before Atherton loused up the works. Rectal Soreness Get Relief New Easy Way Sit In Comfort Dont taet arouno MCtw. Fptaor o ItahWto wetal iiumw to Pro-if Br l aoothin " ot oorfort opoa contact, forms pin film tt am J"l ocatror infectious gmkhb Hatara heal p raw. broken tiara, No od -"" to Uia elotbiB Sold m money back guar. at. Get th awdera r,Lrf trk for pncLAnr.iori rzctal FRED MEYER DHUG SECTIONS " I . LT. ELDON JENNE i . (US Navy Photo). Falls, deep in" the Idaho wilder ball town which rated Wes second ball suit and turned loose on the Beaver-Cougar Hoop Tilts Aired by KWJJ Play-by-play word pictures of both Oregon State vs. Wash ington ; State basketball games at Corvalli tonight and tomor row night will be given listen ers toned to Portland station KWJJ. Both games are listed for t o'clock starts with Hal Byers mlerophonbxg. Hoop Frolics i End Up With : Two Wins Each Willamette's unpredlc table hoop-'Cats at least when they play Portland gave a flossy ex hibition in the second half of their game against the Pilots last night and took a 53-45 win to even up the annual "Little Civil War" se ries at ; two wins for each team. The tussle also closed the cur tain on, Willamette's home season. Only one more game Wednesday night at Linfield remains on the Bearcat schedule.: - As usual, whenever the Pilots and Bearcats ret together,, last night's' game did not want for action. Only this time is was considerably on the clean aide. Coach Matty Mathews two aco point pitchers, Paul OToole and Del . nantslnger, were in the groove the first half, and largely due to those two the Pilots led throughout the period and 26-20 at . half time. Bat Wes ! Saxton and Irv Miller took ever the groove in the second period and while OToole and Huntsinger eooled off the Bearcat pair rave the big push which finally shov ed Willamette into the lead. Coach Spec Keene's clan i was behind the whole first half,' but the 26-20 halftime count was only as far as the Pilots could get ahead at any . one time during the period. Both quints were breaking up court with terrific speed and worked the ball in for points after well executed scoring plays. ; Willamette came to within 19-18 with three minutes left, bat free pitches by Hantslnger, OToole and Cullen, pins two driving lay-Ins by Hantslnger rave the Pilots their rest stop advantage. Pat White, back in harness again, looped a long one for Willamette's only points the final three minutes. Butch Roison made it 28-20 for Portland at the outset of the final period with a long two-hander, but a 1-2-3 punch by Gene Schmidt, Bob Perry and then Schmidt again closed the gap. Bruning tipped one in before Per ry meshed a long set shot, then after Cullen and Vaughn exchang ed free tosses Perry swished a difficult follow-in shot to finally tie it at 31-31. - With 14 minutes left Miller canned two straight long ones and the Methodists were away, and from there on they kept the lead. With half the period rone the . Keenemen were oat front, 40-34, as both OToole and Hantslnger slumped. Keene was forced to insert three reserves to play out the last five minutes as Saxton, Schmidt and Miller all went out via the foul route. Huntsinger bowed out the same way near the end of the game. Despite their slump the Port land dunking duo Huntsinger and OToole managed to can 16 points each to take honors in that department. Saxton's 13 led the 'Cats and was closely followed by Miller's dozen. Willamette outshot the Pilots, by far, casting off 71 times and connecting with 24 field goals. Portland shot only 60 times and gathered 16 goals. Thirteen good foul tries by the Pilots offset the 'Cat bulge in field goals some what. Noticeably missing from the fray was the usual rock-'em sock- em stuff expected in any Portland Willamette session. Both teams drove hard and fought Just as bard for the ball at times, but no down-and-out flagrant , rough stuff took place. However, there were no kind words or pats on the back Jor opposing players. either. PORTLAND (45) S ft 0 IS T IS IS OToole. t : 17 Huntsinger. f 1 Bruning. c Roison. g 10 ft 7 .0 0 9 s Cullen. g 4 Curry, z Chullo. e 0 J Cupenbender, g 1 Totals - SO WII I.AMtTTr. rssi IS 45 Saxton. f 11 S S IS Viuehn. 9 S I Schmidt, c .12 S Miller. 14 S IS Perrv. S 3 ; 1 , T Weaver. , g : a ; Douglas, g , ... , 1 i. :9 ; : o Oedahl. g 1 White. 1 : 1 i 1 Runyan. f , ,. 0 ; i - Ragsdale. t S : t ft Kunke. C S 1ft X ToUU ; . tl 14 ' T 59 Personal fouls: OToole 3, Huntsin ger 3, Bruning 4. Roison. Cullen 3. Chullo 2. Saxton 4. Schmidt 4. Miller 4. Perry. Douglas. Ogdahl 2. Runyan. Tree throws missed: Saxton. Perry, Schmidt. Weaver 2. DourLas 2. Kunke, HunUincer 4. Brunina S. Cullen. Shooting Percentages: Portland .27; WUlamette 339. Officials : Emil Pihuo and Al Light ner. t . Fitc Result s BALTIMORE, Feb. 1 22-i'PHLee Q. Murray, 199, Norwalk, Conn-, knocked out Buddy Walker, 191, Columbus, C in the sixth round of a scheduled 10-round : heavy weight boxing bout here Monday night. NEW YORK, Feb. 22-()-Steve Belloise, 155 New York middle weight now in the US navy, stop ped Joe "Butch" Lynch, 11, of Hainfield, NJ, in the fifth round of a scheduled eight-frame bout at St Nicholas .arena Monday night. v .t PVT. JOE DI MAGGIO is pictured telling Pvt. Inland Brandon, "Put lt in the left arm. Dee. I might need the tight one for a little hand grenade pitching.' DiMag weighed In at 195 and stood f-feet 2-inches talL He Immediately donned an iron hat and went to his first drill with other rookies. Bandaged Vik Easketballers Try Tillamo Tonight Tussle Listed For SHS Hall Coach Frank Brown tapers off whaf s left of his Vik hoopsters for the No-Name northern division ti tle game at Milwaukie Friday night by sending the Red and Blacks up against Tillamook's Cheesemakers on the Villa court tonight Tillamook, already conquered by Astoria for district 10 hon ors. Isn't expected to give the Brownmen too tough a time to night, although if the Viks are In the same undermanned con dition they were in against Al bany Saturday night, the Mooks must be conceded favorites. Brown was forced to use re serves and Jayvee players against Albany since his two first-string guards McMorris and Chapman have fallen by the wayside. There Is a remote possibility both may be back and ready tonight. Since Milwaukie tripped Ore gon City Friday night to go into a tie with Salem for the northern division lead, Friday night's Mil-waukie-Salem clash up north will determine which quint is to play the winner of the southern half for the No-Name tiara. Brown's tentative lineup for tonight Includes Ransom and Cross at forwards, providing Ransom's bum ankle feels all right; Jones at center, providing his ankle is pronounced okeh; Farlow and Svarverud at guards. Svarverud. tin a bad scoring slump recently, has been shifted to guard from forward daring the Injury plague. Portland Club Defeats Frosh The Jess Fee Music Makers from Portland conquered the Wil lamette Freshmen, 34-30 in a thrilling preliminary to the Wil lamette-Portland tilt Monday night at Willamette. Coach T.es Sparks 1 quint kept pace with the Portland outfit un til the final seconds of play. Lar- sen at forward for the Bearkit tens tallied eight points while Gu- deel. Musician reserve, was high with nine. Wulametto (M) Larsen S) T. Rath 5) . I 34) Jets Fes 4 (4) Vancil -, , (6 Nellner (S) Willis C21 Maxwell Copenhaver (3) C Bates (5) G Moore (1) G (f rune Subs for WU: Stromford 2. Eddy 4 Cate 2; for Fee: Gudeel . Johnson 7. Bearcat Quint Is Challenged LA GRANDE, Feb. 22-)-East era Oregon College of Education wants to meet the Northwest con ference champion for the right to enter the national Intercollegiate basketball tournament. The "Mountaineers, one game away from the: Oregon intercol legiate conference title, spurned an outright invitation extended by officials of the tournament, sched uled to start at Kansas City March 8. The invitation normally goes to the winner of the small col lege tournament at Portland, but none is scheduled ..this year. , Coach Bob Quinn -callenged Wil lamette university to a playoff on condition the Salem school wins the Northwest conference crown. Montgomery Bops Win Over Lulu Philadelphia; Feb. 22.-i&) -Bob Montgomery, of Philadel phia, jumped back into the light weight picture Monday by punch ing out " a unanimous . 10-round decision over Lulu Costantino, of New York, before 9,041 paid fans at Convention halL . v , Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Servicemen Must Be Eligible For Participation in NC By ORLO NEW YORK, Feb. 22-P-Members of the armed services who qualify for college varsity athletic teams will .have to meet normal National Collegiate Athletic association eligibility stand ards in order to compete in NCAA championships, it was learned Phils Already Put in Stew By Boss Cox NEW YORK, Feb. 22-(JP)-B( fore he even is in baseball, tech nically, William D. Cox has be come tangled in the major league's regulations regarding tampering while poking around for a pros pective manager of the Philadel phia Phils. Saturday, when the 33-year-old lumber executive signed a memorandum that his syndicate would take control of the club March 3, he mentioned some possibilities for the manager ship, among them Catcher Bill Dickey of the New York Yank ees. This affronted .the Yankees and President Edward G. Bar row quickly said so. ' Monday Cox extricated himself from a possible feud by disclosing that the field of potential manag ers had been narrowed down to three men, none of whom is under contract to any other ball club, and that he expected to make a selection within two days. Within the same time he expects to choose a spring training camp. Dickey definitely was one of the possibilities Cox, once an amateur catcher himself, had In mind for the field leader of the club, but Monday Cox said he hi "not any more. Mill City Quint Cops South Title AUMSVUJLE Mill City, cap tured the southern half of the Marion County B league here Monday night as the Timber Wolves romped' to a 31-27 - win over. Stayton. T ;;;"" s Playoffs for the county cham pionship will be held tonight (Tuesday) at Aumsville with MUl City opposing the strong Sacred Heart Academy quint from l Salem. Mill City had , to overcome a 15-12 deficit at halftime In order to overtake the Stayton five Mon day night Basketball Scores Willamette 55, Portland 45. . East Texas State 38, North Texas State 37. Ohio State 53, Michigan 38. " Oklahoma Aggies 53, Tulsa U 22. low? 62, Chicago 34. . - Northwestern 58, Wisconsin . 54 tovertime).'-. . - Indiana 40, Minnesota 23. Missouri 31, Iowa State 23. ; Princeton S3, Yale 25. - Rice 38, Texas Christian 23. : Southern Methodist 85, Texas 58. AL LIGHTNER Statesman Sports Editor Morning, February 23. 1943 ROBERTSON Monday. Statement of the NCAA's policy came from Prof. Philip O. Badger of New York univer sity, president of the associa tion, Monday in a discussion of the western conference's action in approving participation of all armed service men regardless of, whether they are professionals or college graduates. "The NCAA may change its rule," said Prof. Badger, "but un der our policy adopted last De cember no member of the armed forces can compete in NCAA championships if he is a pro or has received an AB or BS degree -Understand,- he added, "each conference and Institution has the riffht to make its own eligi bility rules but if they compete in NCAA championships, they would be required to abide by NCAA reft-ulatlons. The navy has approved partici pation In. intercollegiate athletics of men assigned to colleges under the specialist program . starting July 1 providing they have the time. The army's rule is much the same except that it said its men would not have time for in tercollegiate competition. Hoop Tourney For City Fives CTTV LEAGUE STANDINGS W L. Pet. Army-Navy T o l-OOO General Finance S S JKO WU rrosh 4 4 J00 Papermakers , , , - 3 .500 Ca par-Cutler 1 4 .250 Dairy Co-op - . . . 0 S .000 - Director Irving Hale of the City Basketball league announced Monday that a four-team tourna ment was tentatively planned tor the circuit. According to Hale, the top four teams of the league at present Army-Navy, General Finance, Willamette Frosh and Papermakers would engage In a double elimination tourney to de cide the champion. Definite plans have not been drawn up, but It Is expected that sneh a tournament will take place Immediately follow-In- tho state high school tour nament here March 11-13. The Army-Navy five has al most clinched itself the regular pennant since It is out in front with seven wins and T no losses. General Finance is in second place with three and two, but has two more makeup games to play. Wednesday - night's schedule is as follows: 7 f Dairy Co . op vs. Caspar-Cutler; 3.-08 . Army-Navy vs. soldier team in exhibition game; : General Finance vs. Papermakers. ' Dartmouth 70 Columbia 48. . Virginia 38, Virginia Military in stitute 35. ; Richmond 59, Washington . and Lee 41. ' Alabama 47, Mississippi State 37. Gonzaga 78 Whitman 48. - OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis, Feb. 22-(Special) ' Washington State's Northern division basketball leaders open, their make or break invasion of Oregon here Tuesday and Wednesday nights with games against Oregon State Beavers, Flatbush Bums Without Boss; Lippy Drafted NEW YORK, Feb. 22-()-The matter of a manager for the Brooklyn . Dodgers was thrown wide open again Monday as Leo The Lip" Durocher, their swash buckling leader for four seasons, was ordered to report for induc tion to military service March 1. Durocher, who will bo SS years eld en July 27, Is register ed with draft board No. US Brooklyn and most report there at 7 a. m. next Monday. The' notice was not altogether unexpected, because Durocher had taken his preliminary physical ex amination at St. Louis, his home, early . this month and had been reclassified 1-A on February 16. But Branch Rickey, president of the Dodgers who Is on the west coast, has refused up until now to consider other possibilities for the managership on the grounds that he would string along with Durocher as manager until he ac tually was called. - Assuming that Durocher, who was pronounced physically fit In a personal checkup at Mayo, clinic last month, passes his ex amination next Monday, the time now has come when Rickey ' will have to reopen his list of candidates for the Job. Monday, incidentally, is the day that Durocher was to have report ed at West Point to start on his duties as advisory coach to the army baseball team. . To this end he already had made plans to end a vacation at Palm Beach, Fla and return here Saturday, , Rickey Waits On New Skip LOS ANGELES, Feb. 22-flPJ Branch Rickey says he has sev eral men in mind for the job of managing the Brooklyn Dodgers this year,- now that it Is almost certain Leo Durocher will be in the army. , . The new president of the Dodg ers said he would take no step to choose the manager until Duro cher had been inducted. "I have expected the news that Leo would be called," Rickey said, "but it still comes as a surprise As soon as Durocher is inducted I'll have a statement, to make on his successor." Rickey said the Dolf Camilli deal definitely was not off. Silver Foxes, Woodburn Win MT. ANGEL Silverton and Woodburn high schools won the opening round games of the dis trict 11 tournament being held here this week. The Silver Fox es tromped on Mt Angel, 39-17, and, Woodburn squeezed by Che- mawa, 27-28. Woodburn plays Silverton and Cbemawa meets Mt. Angel In the second round hero next Fri- day night. Eventually two ef the quints will enter the dis trict four tournament at Ore gon City. Coach Leroy Pierson Duration league champs managed to keep ahead of Chemawa throughout the game, but some terrific hoop ing by Don Williams all but caught the Bulldogs in tho final quarter. Woodburn led 13-9, 18- 15 and 21-20 quarterly. Williams' 16 points were high. Coach Jlggs Burnett's Foxes had an easy time with the. Preps, enjoying M-4, 21-12 and 31-12 quarterly leads. Burt Burr led the Foxes with 13 points. Cksmawa (If) (27) Wooabam Walters (2) T (2) Gustafsoit Edden (0) T T Kestell Whitford (1) C (7) Ramage Williams (IS) G 1 MMer Stops (S) O (7) HugUl Chemawa subs Hofer 1. Woodburn Sauvain 1. Pelts 2. Mt. Ansel (17) (3S) Silverton Bielmeier 4) JT 4 Zahler Traccer (J) T (0) Anderson Beming (4) C (S) Elliott r. Hauth ., G ' (13) Burr S. Hauth (0) G Moon Mt. Angel uba Wolf 1. Silverton Bennett 4. Duncan 1. Wright . Official Schwartxkopf and Flesher. Yale Slashes Spring Sports NEW HAVEN, Conn Feb! 22. -P)-Yio university Monday an nounced that all spring inter-collegiate competition in track, ten nis and golf had been abandoned and that all remaining spring sports schedules would have to be revised to meet a spe sled up war time class-room schedule. Eleustis Sets Mark PORTLAND, Feb. 22-P)-Ralph Heustis . established a new.: city mark of 1:09.1 -in the 100-yard men's breast stroke at Portland's then head , for Eugene to engage the Ducks Friday and Saturday nights.".;; ?":;;,-':. The Cougars, out la front ef the pack by only a few per centage points, face the task of; t taking at least three ef the feur? games this week or relinquish the lead U Washington. The Huskies have two tussles with Idaho at Seattle this weekend and are favored to walk all over the league pushovers. , 1 Althniia-h rTnarh Jar a- WtflV' Pullman quint didn't . show the' effect of losing Capt Owen Hunt to the army in last weekend's win over Idaho, it might well , wish it had him back against both the Beaver and Duck fives. Oregon and Oregon State managed to crucify each other's chances for the title last week by splitting' their series, but have teams capa ble of knocking off the leaders.' Oregon did it once already at Pullman early in the season, but, the Beavers dropped both contests at Pullman. . Coach Slats Gill's Orange- , men will again be at full strength for . the games with WSC. The same five which, started against Oregon Satur-. day night will likely be GUI's choice Tuesday. Such would be .. Glenn Warren, Don Cecil, Er land Anderson, Don Durdan and . freshman Tommy Holman. No. 1 threat on the Cougar quint is forward uan uisnop, one oi tne Northern division's ace scorers. At present Bishop is in third place, behind Bill Morris of Washington and Fred Quinn of Idaho, in the. scoring derby. ' . ,, i . Monmouth Hi arm WW all - MONMOUTH The Monmouth high school hoopsters took a 27 to 23. victory from Rickreall here Monday night to gain the Polk county B league basketball cham- rklnncthSn 1Tafh tcim had won nni game previously in the champion- ship series. The county all-star team, se lected by officials and a coach whose team was net la the mm . r.iu ji 17011, ore awra vi in i City, Wooley of Valsets,' Walt of Rickreall, Jensen "of Mon mouth and Stewart of Rlckre . alL Second team Is Lundberg and Crook of Monmouth, Gard ner of Falls City, Hamilton of Rickreall and Thompson of Monmouth.. The Wolves Tuesday night will play Dayton, the Yamhill county champions, at Dayton. ' A furious first few minutes end ed 10-2 for Monmouth, after Stewart scored a basket for Rick reall, and Lundberg scored three' field goals and Jensen and Crook' one each for the winners. The quarter closed It -5. ' Kictrrau raised me cvuii 11-all. then to lJ-all, but the; half ended 20-14 In the Wolves' favor. The third quarter fin ished at 25-18. Stewart gained ' scoring honors with 11 points. ' RkrkreaU (Z3 (27 Mnmcath Stewart til) T Thompson Hamilton (5) r (6) Lundberg Wait (2) C (2) Blodgett Schmidt (3) G (9) Jensen Teetera (2 G (4 Crook CMficiala: Price and Stewart. City 'Mural Hoop Scores The McLoughlin, Gottfried and Yeater teams won city intramural basketball games in the A, B and C divisions respectively, at Par- rish junior high last night. Mc- Gottfried toDDed Yarnell. 25-21.' and Yeater nosed out Berwick, Yeaters nine points were the most made by any player in all three games. He led his own team to victory. "A" division: Merk (1C (IT) McLaughlin . Steed ) T.. (8) Bales N.lm.v.r Yk V 4. JonM. Parnell 0 C I SUaU Weston G (0) McLoughlin Merk 6. .G 1 (0) Monoco McLoughlin subs Shelton I. -B" division: Gottfried (2S) Gottfried (3) f Pigett (S) F Blank 8 , C Bond (2) G Ward (4) (II) TaraeU (8) Esch (8) Wieary (Oh Nist (3) Yarnell ... (0) Strode Yarnell subs Hare z. tr division: f '" Tester (17J (18) BerwWh Shattuc (6) r. (4) Deckeboch Yeater ( T (8) riUmourico Heibert (3) C (4) Cask Wade 0) G (1) GemmeU Jonea 0) G , 0 Alberts Officials Mellem and Bellinger. , annual swimming meet Sunday. The old record was 1:11.6. h DRS. OIAN... LAM Or.T.I .ijm.N n Or.G.CLaaJ. CHINESE tlerbalisU til North Liberty trpstalra Portland General Electric Co . Office open Saturday only 10 a rn to I p at.; S to T p n ConsultaUon. Blood pressure and urtne tests are free of -charge Practiced since 1917.