hemawa,
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40 et 8 Legion
Set for :3U Mart; 11 lliree-rounaers xamjeu ; j
It' punching party night' tonight at' the Ferry street garden as the 40, et 8-American Legion
presents the kid clouters of Chemawa Indian School against those of Sweet Home high inthe
amateur baxing bee for the benefit of the infantile paralysis fund. Eleven 3-round bouts, rang-
W from h larious 90-pounders
Pitcft Punches
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Tm f Chtmawa's punch pitchlnr family members who'll do battle
a tonight's polio benefit amateur card at the armory are Willie
Gensaw. 109 pounds, left, and Terry Francis, 160 pounds, right.
Coach Wright Noel looks on with the youthful clouters. Gensaw
fights David Wilson of Sweet Home In the third bout on the
4t et S-American Legion sponsored card. Francis wallops with
Sweet Home's Lyle Brown in the 10th or "semiwindup" bout.
(Statesman sports photo) ., j
Ensign Gil Leiser, probably the last of his kind at Willamette for
8Jie duration- official, publicity director a visitor long enough to
firmly inform "this is it." Mine warfare studies completed at the
ITorktown, Va., base, big Gil is now on his way to the Pacific thea
Vr. Even knows what part of the fleet he's to serve with.
Saying so long' to Leiser bring's realization of just how fright-
jlly fast the past year has flitted
y. It was : just about: a year ago
iat he," for instance,, was whip-
Sing together data for the state
asketball tourney and oiling up
is vocal cords for the meet's pa.
fepartment. And Wally Olson was
round worrying about the tour
ney's' official program, the team
pictures therein, etc. indeed
n annual headache. Spec Keene
Was organizing his end ; of the
lassie j ushers, team housing
nd feeding, welcoming Commit
tee and good willers. And anyone
wearing a sailor suit on the WU
8&mpus was one who got -a se
' fond look,; male-civilian students;'
vho get the' second looks now,- be-.
ng a dime 'a dozen. V
, How things have! changed, and
. 11 within this one year! Might be
- tjonunerce, American Legion or another like group doesn't step into
aWw . - . a .1 i . v . . . ... . .
mi oy.intse aepariea
. wtwu. dfctuua, ii a xcius v wic ies oparu. Ana aunouga
1 ,'onsiderably has fallen; on Les these past months, pouring on the
fcmmey in its entirety is expecting far too much. .;'
' Add one more reason why the Owen Bros. Tuesday night crunch
. tarnivals Will get better and better as" time goes along, this reason
I kx the person of one Pete Belcastro. TaU Peter, often referred to in
. frt bicep business as "The Walloping Wop from Weed," since he's quite
.j- walloper, -.Is : of Italian, ancestry and haUs from Weed, Calif we
- llake It, has been coaxed from his service station business to return -1
mg to the mat; With; the gas situation's it Is mebbe it didn't teke
f uch coaxing; either; But he's due back in the next couple of weeks
j- pim juusuwara- uroi, i iic s luu meaner n au gewnii. He ll ap
" ear herenaturally. ; - - " t i f V?, - !'
At Least, Thetfre -Promises, Anyway
i. v uieraust be just full, of promises, for, Woodbum's clouting Joe
" iuiwmu.
.Waterman-promised the winner
Pacific Coast lightheavyweight
reoro xiermosiuo xnaay nigni, ana
nusea uie winner ot. uus one a
v Jack Chase or Costello Cruz, And
: at least something resembling, a
(0v Mute Jacoos, same telling that if Kahut beat Jones there might
be a bout or "two" in boxing's utopia, the Garden, for Joe. :
" - If the time ever !comes for Joe to fight in New York he's' hive to
tell Jacobs to wait up, for by that time at the rate Waterman's coine
Kahut will have so many."promised,,.scraps he won't have time to go
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j? ti Anyway, how about promise
hut hasn t whipped hun yet, . nor
, ,i Look out Fourth annual singles
urday and Sunday, for eight of our. village keglers will be there rol
ling 'em for; the chips Bill Wheatley, Commarcial and Industrial
leagues trundler, and Hi Haman, Major leaguer, bowl Saturday night
12 games across 12 alleys." Then pa Sunday night village Major
jeaguers joe toe, -rappy-.tane, -Junior" Cline, John Friesen, Har-
. Vv PsM inH nrt Wtrh lair titrna imui k. .11 ' m .
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pacK,;inai eignt . ;
TVINTEH
SUITS!
CIolliicr3;
Sweet Eonie Boxers
f " -A L---M-
Sponsored Kid Clouting Carnival
up to the mor dangerous iignuieavywpgn
for Chemawa
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JOHN FRIES EN
ciuzens in is time to nelp, handle
uauas. uenneu z monins back, joe
of that one he'd match him with the
champ Watson ': Jones." Kahut fights
Matchmaker Waterman has pro-
snot at Coast Middleweight rhamn
along there some place Kahut got
promise from Madison Square "Gar-
for. Leo. Th. Lion" Turner? Ka-
.do we think he ever will.
bowling tourney in Portland Sat
Mv AttUiC m.Lkxzj iwCIlfc
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COIXKGK
Washington Stat 34. Oregon 33
.Flic SS. Texas 34.
Tex. Christian 47. So. Idaho 37.
Army M, West. Virginia 31..
New York V 49, Stevens Tech 43.
. Strooklvn . PaIIm. MA rrin.i.in m
Korman. Ok. Navy 32. Oklahoma 30
, i u wu. t. xrumouu sailors 43.
favy 51. Hampton-Sydney 28.
Wash: (jollrn &S - rialmr. n lev
Notre Dame 5. Bunker Hill NAS 53
frwartamore 41. Villa nova 38.
Kansas 35. Washburn 23.-
HIGH SCHOOL -Klamath
Falls 3fi, Cranto Pass 21
Vntqn 33, Baker 30.
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Baslrotball Scores
Tonight
ip aiid both Coaches Wright Hoel
of the Indians and Everett . JMc
Reyrolds S of the Sweet ; Homers
forwird last-minute communiiues
telling respective clout comman
dos ire ready for the xero hour,
8:30 pjn.-; " I r -J V'
Topight's brawling won't be the
first i between the two outfits.
Theyjve Chopped off team rnatch
es twice )n the past weeks, Che
mawa's eam emerging , on . top
both times but - only after v?hat
galleryites report as certainly;' the
best fistic beefing they'd seer, in
months, he kids aren't the cfess
iesti ff beak busters" but they're
said jto be: second to none in Willr
ingness and what it takes to both
dish lout and receive ring agenda.
Tonight's Complete j .
Arrnofy Boxing Card C
: : 'v;r,-,v ,.. t. -4 .
, it) Paul Jackson, t, (SB)
Vs. Earl Roberts, it. XC).?-. -v
' it) Frank McCarthy, 5, (SH)
vs. Bobby Kuteh,.J8, (C). $k ,
(3) David Wilson. 112. . (SH)
tsJ WUlie Gcnshaw, 114, (C)4
: (4) David Davis. 118. (SH)
va. Levi George,-115,- (CK s
(5) Don Riee. 125. (SH) vs.
Cliff Arthur. 124, (C).
: (S) Blair Smith, 135, (SH) vs.
Art Johnson. 125,: (C). ' : f t
S (?) Dean Loax, 140, (SH) vs.
Meachcm Tulee, 140, (C). 'f "
(8) Wayne Montgomery, 448.)
. (SII)vs. Leslie Bill, 140. C),!
(8). Wes McCormick, 155. ,
(SH) vs. George Fritxler, 150,
-(C). ; . .-: :
' (10) Lyle Brown, 170. (SH)
vs. Terfy Francis, 165, ;C)Mi
(11) Sammy Jones, 135, (SH)
vs. Arnle Davis,-132, (C). 1 i
Four pf tonight's 11 matches
h a v e been tabbed as -."main
events." Topmost or ail or course
is the scrap between Chemawa's
132-pourid Arnie Davis, prize of
the : Indian f stable, and Sweet
Home's ' 135-pound Sammy Jones!
Sweet Home had to call ; on its
alumni class for Jones as the rug
ged Indian southpaw met f and
easily whipped opponents ini the
last twolteam sessions. This will
be the first meeting between Da
vis and Jones, the latter highly
regarded by Sweet Homers. V
, . Other iopnotchers are the bouts
between Lyle" Brown, SWeet
Home, and Terry Francis, ?1 65,
Chemawg; Wes McCormick, 1155,
SH, jand George Fritzlier, l52,
Chemawa, and Dean Loux, 140,
SH and Meachem Tulee,-140, Che
mawa. t In the words '' of r ttieir
coaches all these kids are definite
comers iri the fight game. ; "fj";
Two "half-pint" bouts are pill
ed, and each is expected to afford
first I degree ; hilarity if nothing
else. They're the opening two fea
turing Paul Jackson, "90 pounds
of dynamite" from Sweet Home
against Earl Roberts, . said to be
equally is exzplosive for all his
92 pounds from Chemawa, land
Frank? McCarthy, 95-pounder
against Bobby Kutch, Chemawa
98-pounder. - ' -
"Prombter "Ira Pilcher, hand
ling J the .benefit show for ; the
sponsoring 4 World war I outfits,"
announces that all seats will be
sold at a first-come first-served
basis, ringside" and back-row-gal
lery, to go alike and at six-bts a
throw: All receipts, excluding': tax,
will be turned over to the infan
tile paarlysis fund. '
Leo "Frisco" Edwards and
Packy McFarland,' well read in
the fistic business, will divide ref
ereeing chores and Harry Collins
andfHarry Levy, past masters at
their angle? of the-game will be
the judges. .; . -.r-y ..M-
First biffing starts at 8:30 p-m
District ;Fourl
TiliSet
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MT. ANGEL The district four
"upper- division" tourr ament fame
between Woodburn and Mt Angel
hasf been dated for", the neutral
Silverton court theTuesday night
or eDtuary 15, it . was' decided
during a meeting of Coaches Jieis
Burnett'' Woodburn; Paul Reiling,
Mt AngeX .and Guy DeLay; SilT
verton, here this .week. The -win.-
nerl will .meet Silverton . the f ol-
lowing ;week and , the winner of
that game will play the winner, of
the Salem - Dallas game for the
upper district right to ' meet the
winner's of the southern district
tourney for' the state classic berth.
Cooper Sels Pace 4
PHOENIX, Ariz, Feb. 2.Jfy
Harry ; Cooper of Minneapolis
turned in a sizzling 64, seven under
pat for the Phoenix country club
course, today in a warmup for the
$5000 Phoenix open golf tourna
ment which gets under way Fri
day :;vr 'v -.".jrT-'l- y$-''l.
1
Alauriello Wins . -
PROVIDENCE. RI. Feb. 2-OPi
Boxing easily, Tami Mauriello of
New York outpointed Buddy Knox
of Dayton, in a ten round main
vnt bout here tonighL
Hoop
Woodbum Eyes
WOODBURN Weed burn
"high's Duration league leading
basketball Bulldogs, six straight
victories theirs and hot; after ,
their second straight loop title,
go U MoUlla Friday night. And
when they come home they'll
either have 'the next thing to a
strangle hold en the pennant or '
will be tied with the Buckaroos.
: Only three more rounds re
main in ihe league chase in- .
eluding Friday's, and If Wood
burn ! can dole the Bucks their
third loss it will give Coach
Jlggs Burnett's Bulldogs prac
tically an open road to the ti
tle. Molalla pushed ever Can- -
ers
Gage Tonight
f Top Quinls Faced
'-j With! Easy Tussles 1
CITY LKAGL'g STANDINGS
- -L .'. : W L Pet. Pf Pa
Mayflower Milk 1 497 224 174
General rinanco -3 S .714 193 141
WU rroab. j 4 S J7I 179 1S5
Cavalry " 4? 3 471 147 139
Page-Wbolena, . 1 S - .143 137 210
Air Base U! -1 ! .143 SI 143.
Tonight's games: 10 Mayflower
MUk vs. Salem Jayvees (latter subbing
for departed Cavalry): t0 Air Bas
vsi General Finance; t:O0 WU Frosb
vs. Page-Woolens. . ' ,
1
- Round eight in the City league's
basketball: play will be shuffled
off on " the , Willamette floor to
night, but not one of the. three
games looms any reason why
the leading three clubs, Mayflow
er;' Milk, ; General " Finance and
Willamette Frosh, will be other
than 1-2-3, respectively, when it's
over. ; - j- - . .-
The Milkers are assured of their
win already since the Cavalry was
forced to j drop from the circuit.
But taking up the slack from here
hi will be Coach Frank Beer's
Salem high Jayvees, whoU meet
the Milkers, tonight in the seven
o'clock; game. The Jayvees will
play put the Cavalry schedule.
Second-place . General - Finance.
is expecting no irouoie xrpm
Page-Woolens in the eight o'clock
game and the Frosh anticipate
the: same; against the Air Base
at nine
Next week's round ' has been
moved up to . Monday ' night in
stead . of the usual ' Thursday,
League Director Chet Goodman
has announced. The gym Will be
unavailable next Thursday, the
reason.
Loop's individual scoring race:
Player Club O Fg - Ft TP
Garrett. Milkers 7 25 17 67
Morris. Gen. Fin. 7
22
Compton, - Gen. Fin; 7 21
Fedge,' Frosh ii 7 16
Magness, Milkers i is
Reeves, Frosh ..X ,, -,. 7 16
R.T Yocum. Woolens : 7 14
Juza.- Woolens 5 13
SchwarUkopf. Milkers ... 19
Drynan. Milkers 6 16
Whitman Satu rday
Navycats Face
mDaign End
It's iinal curtain for Willamette
university's varsity basketball sea
son this weekend when the Navy-
cats hoop off their: doubleheader
with ' Whitman at Walla Walla.
Both ends of the twin bill will be
played Saturday nigh tin order
that the WU V-12'ers may go and
return within the navy's 48-hour
limit. . .
i To i date i Coach Duke Trotter
crew, has won five and dropped
11 against the, toughest opposition
available in the northwest." Over
the route the 'Cats have counted
560 points to opponents 648, or
35 points per game on average
to 4QJ4. . - - '- .U , :
1 Although the weekend brings to
a close the varsity season. Coach
Lew Carroll's Frosh will continue
playing .well into the month. ,
Tinker Condition' ;
'Sliglitly Better'
1 ORLANDO. Fla- Feb.' 2 -UPW
Physicians - for - Joe Tinker- '
baseball star of another : era, to
day reported his condition at Or
ange ueneral hospital as slightly
oeiier." : r ; - , .. ,
J Dr. Frank D.Grar and DtjS
cer Ai Folsom said Tinker was ttm
under an oxygen tent hut that if
no further setbadc amm i
ceieoratea member of the Chicago
wuDi- inner - to - Even - to -Chance
double play combination
may recover. ' i
498 Casei Cared For
i PORTLAND. Feb. 2PV- A
proval was given 493 armiioatfnn.
of Oregon servicemen's families
for maternity and infant -care In
December the children's bureau
Of the department of labor said
toaay.
ART Sends 'Smokes'
i SPOKANE, Wash, Feb. 2 -fJP)
The Spokane Athletic Round Ta
ble, which likes
waiting j. when American . troops
iae a new capture, announced
today it sent iu February ship
ment oi ;u,uuu -smokes" to Wake
island. ;
GityLeagu
JL. U
Duration 'Bag'
by Tuesday night, 35-18, exhib
iting along the way reasons why
: Woodburn wffl be facing Its
toughest tussle of the eampalgn.
The Bulldogs turned back ML.
Angel i 40-32 Tuesday . in their
district four" "preview game,
and although4 showing av second
half letdown after building up
a, terrifle ilrst half lead. Im
pressed followers. .; .
In other Friday games Coach
Fop"; DeLay's SUverton Silver r
Foxes, back in: the win groove
again after, whipping Chemawa
38-19, go to Canby and Mt. An
gel hosts Ceach "Chief" Thomp
son's Indians. ,
: Of i to Battle Big-Bills
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DON CHAPMAN, veteran Salem high Viking guard, will be heading
i south today with the team to meet the Klamath Falls Pelicans la
a twe-game series Friday l and Saturday nights. The ovists split
their twe tilts in Salem. (Statesman sports photo) .
AS" S
; Papermakers took . - three from
Capital- City Laundry, Scio Iwod
two of : three from , Valley ! OiL
Statesman copped two of three
from M. & F. Grocery, Wahl Bros,
nabbed two of i their three with
Brite Spot and jM. de F. Grocery
swept three from Scio in a make
up game during Tuesday night's
Industrial league bowling bee at
Perfection. ' ; rV y,, y-
Art Kirchner 'of the Launderers
rolled high series for -the night,
556V nd Bud Noffsinger of the
Oilers tossed high single game, 215.
CAPITAL CCTTj LAUNDRT (4
Kirchner
1SS 189 S5S
Riley
148 142 143433
Blackio .
-188 207 127523
..105 -148 196389
..124. 146 -173443
Woelke
Totals .
76S 808 768 2344
PAPEKMAKEKS (1) ' '
Handicap i ST 67 67 21
Cady " , ; 13n l iss
McRae y 11 140 124 40S
Bolton - 155 '178 113446
Coleman 4 132 165 135-432
Butch - las im 157461
ToUla
.781 833 781 2395
VAIXJET OIL CO. (1)
Noffsinger j.15ST213 144 S15
Alcshir I IM t3 138442
Greene , 4 147 186-447
Kottko f -1ST 140 158 455
Krtsaaard U-117 -153 178448
Totals
704 7S8 808-2307
SCIO (2)
Schrunk
Densmora .
Caswell
175-451
191552
95455
186 3S
: 160-477
J80 181
120 140
.126 ' .140
aSS 165
Zander
Hendrickson
Totals
-717 763 807 2287
STATESMAN (2) .
Wheatley -148 138
White -134 . 145
StetUer ' 1 -1
Melville s i 18 1S8
Ma Uus j.a2, 159
168454
185464
147472
170506
162513
ToUIs
JKTt 750 832 2409
M at P GKOCEST (1
D. Griffith 148
B. Griffith ; 128
McCluskey i i .121 .
Iliff
Forgard . 123
133 176457
110 143379
210 152483
188 108440
157 143423
Totals
.692 840 771 7T32
WAHL BKOS. (2) -
Pederson w 139 180 163 482
McNall j. 1 - . "i " 176 163 42
Haacenson . 137 165 132434
rrolan - 111 114 132 367
Wahl 152 186 167505
Total
.658 825 . 757 2300
BKITS SPOT 1 '
Handicap
Patterson . , 150
Gallagher "6
Wenjer "0
CHney r i-.i 177
Edwards 169
:. 48
159 144 413
184 142 42
133 115 428
1S 153 4rS
144 159473
Jll SCI 79 SZZ
Tussle Friday
: The Foxes, faced with meet
ing the winner of the Weod-
- burn-Mi. Angel district count
ing game, displayed; both hot
and cold h p 1 n g Tuesday.
Canby, at the start of the sea
son a potent club, has been fad-
- lag fast in recent games. ML
Angel will be odds-on favorites
! topple the Chemawans.
DURATION LZAGCB STANDINGS
y. i W L. Pet. ft Pa
Woodbum I S 1 J57 X54 17S
MoUUa . i 1 'ill 194 171
Silverton -3 4 .42 ISO SOS
Mt. Angel 4 , .42S 21S S14
r-"r , s a -42o iss is
Chemawa - t ., - .l3 141 .237
Friday game: Woodburn at Mo
lalla; SUverton at Canby; Chemawa
,at -.Mt:.AngeL s--- - .
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MAP GROCEKT (3)
Handicap
S 9 27
Forgard
Iliff
B. Griffith
McCluskey .
O. Griffith
160 216- 141511
.rl54 132. 135421
.122 1)8 145385
.183 15S 153499
..109 146 147402
743 773 729 2245
Totals
SCIO
Schrunk
Densniore -
.135 137 137409
-14 123 161430
CasweU . 0 -Lander
Hendrickson
Totals
r.HS 147 111376
..423 141 135399
.185 192 " 116 483
.707 740 660 2107
Hubba r d fTrip s
Academy -
Overcoming a six - point Sa
cred Heart lead in. the second per
iod, Hubbard's basketballers went
oh to down the" Academicians 38
24 v at Hubbard -Tuesday night
Center McKee paced the winners
with '14 points. Al Volk swished
eight, to lead the Salem five. .'
- Sacred .Heart goes! to SU Paul
Friday 'night for another North
Marion county B league game
SACRED HEAKT'C24) (38 HVBBAKD
Volk (8) T u 12 Moore
Barrle (4) r,.:.:,,.,. .," 4 Morgan
Needham (4) C ;,. 14) McKee
Suing (2) .i..:..i.G.m . 2) Br oner
Somnwr 6 i.G 4- Garrek
,i Hubbard . sub Erwln 2. . i " s - - .
To ' Curb Bootlegging :
PORTLAND, Feb. 2 JP)r The
state, -liquor control ' commission
promised Portland officials today
it would aid u curbing illegal
sales in Portland. ; .
t Paul Crooks, Portland member
of the commission, said a dozen
enforcement officers will be ad
ded to handle the Portland prob
lem. -
Kisses .for Bonds
ASTORIA, Feb.'J-(VP-The- An
chor . club - expects , war bond
sales will get quite a lift , at its
carnival Friday,
The most beautiful girls" -In
the: lower: Columbia river area.
the club announced, will offer
kisses to bond buyers. '.
Lincoln Buys Bonds .
NEWPORT, Feb. . 2 -tJP)- The
Lincoln county court and fair
board have purchased $105,000
worth of war bends, which is
nearly one-fourth f the county's
quota. The county's total war bond
investment now is S210.CC3.
IKVa Zoiie Solved
Coiigars .Tip l Bucks
Even
PULLMAN, Wash., Feb. 2 -
at a tennis match tonight aa
nasses incessantly to' solve the
w i '
World Cinder i
Marks Okehed .
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1 "4 Americah Records
, Accepted by, IAAF
STOCKHOLM, Feb. l-iJPTout
American track and field records,
two of them by Fred Wolcott, have
been accepted as world standards
by the International Amateur Atn
letic federation. . r. i '
Wolcott, ;Rice institute star, had
his time of 13.7 seconds for the
120-yard and 110-meter high hur
dles made at Philadelphia on June
29, 1941, Written Into the book
alongside tha t of Forrest G.
Towns, former Georgia hurdler
who established 'the marks at Os
lo in 1936.:. , - r- V j 1 . i
Roy Cochranes' :52.2 : for the
440-yard hurdles, set at the Drake
relays on April 25, 1942, replaced
the record held by another Ameri
can since 1927, Cornelius Warmer4
dam," only man ever, to j clear 13
feet, improved on his own inter-
national standard with j recogni4
tion of his1 pole vault of 15 feet
7i inches at Modesto, Calif ' on
May 23, 1942. --f ; ?
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Defeati?t j Attitude9 ; j
Out on OSC Quintet!
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
(Special) There will be no de
featist attiude on the part of the
Oregon State basketbal team
when it travels to;; Seattle this
weekend for a return series with
the combined might; of the Wash-
ington navy veterans and civil?
ians. Instead, . the cellar j dwelling
Beavers will be gunning for an
upset win over the' league leading
Huskies.' j . '. . ' . ; " ' ' j
- Hec Edmundson's jcivies beat
the Orangemen twice at Corvallis
last week Jin a pair pf tough bat
tles. Scores were 38 to 33 and 42
to 36. Botti contests1 could ., have
gone the btner way if the? Beavers
had beeri hitting j their shots!
Coach Slats Gill's men did a good
job of guarding the: Huskies and
got more shots at the bucket, but
they just wouldn't go in. ; !
As a result, Gill is placing most
of his stress on offense in work
outs this week. ' , ; j. ' " . " i
Leslie Quints
Dunk Pdrrish
" : . .... j. -. .. , ) i . . .-
Coming i to life with a sudden
spurt Leslie junior i high's , Pan
thers and Wildcats notched intra
mural hoop .victories over the
Parrish Wolves and Bears, re4
spectively; yesterday at Parrish;
The . previously unbeaten Wolves
went down 21-19 while the Wild4
cats had j a - comparatively " easy
time with the Bears 34-23. 1
The Panthers drove from an
18-11 halftime lead to an effective
stalling game to halt the Wolves,
Danny Valdez and Tom Bartlett
pacing with ' eight j points , each.
Rod Province, playing his first
game for Leslie, hemped 19 points
to pace the Wildcats, 12 coming
in the second half. :r- 3 : '
L. PANTHERS Z1) 1) P. WOLVES
Valdea (I) ! ,.P l) Baf cett
Veer (1) i- F L- t Zurcher
HOficker (0) C ,. ' (4) Brown
Bartlett (8) G , . (6) Boggs
Bain (4) i ...G (2) Graham
L. WILDCATS (34)
2J) P. BEAKS
i 5) Cralf
' (0) Houser
J, , 12 Hill
,,j , (6) Bacon
J 0 .Jackson
PhilUps (7) : r .
Wallace (l ., :t
Province 19) w.C.
Goffrier (6)-.. G
Simmons 10) G
. Officials. Schwartzkopf and 'Drynan.
Giants Boss Disagrees .
Witli tribe Attitude V
f ;i 1 ::. ,! ,' - -v
NEW YORK, Feb, 2-(jp) Al
though no signed contracts have
been returned, Secretary Eddie
Brahhlck of the New York Giants
isn't giving any thought to con
curring with President Alva Brad
ley's statement that the Cleveland
Indians Would ' close, down if he
couldnt present high class base
ball this. year. . .-. f ' ';, '"-
"I : wonder if , i Bradley gave
thought to the fact that if he closed
down he would forfeit his mem
bership In the American league
and that all of his. players would
become free agents?"
Amity Bests Yamhill
AMITY! Paced by .Center
Loiselle's nine points Amity high's
cagers took a close 24-21 victory
over Yamhill here Tuesday night.
YAMHILL j (21) (24) - AMITT
fuller , 7 1 -P. v . (5) ruqua
jr..
lock son 1 1
( Davis
l LoiseUe
Wades 45)
Hacker (2)
G.
(0) Warden
. (I) Watts
Jones (6) U. G
Referee -Wlllhlte.
Cards' jPay Hiked
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2-JP)- Most
members j of the national league
champion; St. Louis Cardinals have
been given salary increases, Pre
sident Sata Creadon said in mail
ing contracts tcniht.
Beavers After
Huslues Upset
y,,yy'y:-y:mr:.m.
by X7SC
enes
) - Spectators resembled a crowd
Washington State 'College flicked
University of Oregon's rone de-
. i t " t
lensc ana ucta&ei
ball victory. ' s
The victory gave Washington
State a split on the two-game se
ries. ' ! " -'':..
The Staters ' also had a 19-17
lead at halftime but it was an
undecided contest from start to
finish, the- lead swapping five
times' In the first half and three
in the second.
i The effectiveness of the change
in tactics by WSC was markedly
shown in the fact that big Wally
Bprrevick of Oregon was held to
NORTHERN DIVISION STANDINGS
' -.y W L Pet. Pf Pa
Washlnf ton .S . 0 1.000 300-217
Idaho - , ', ,., 4 S 87 264 239
Oregon T.r :, 3 5 - J75 j 316 365
Washington State 3 S J7S 330 345
Oregon State ' .:.....S . 293 337
Wednesday, result:
At WashlngtonUtc 38. Oregon 33.
4, points , compared to 19 the pre
vious night, : while Dick Humph
ries counted, Oregon's best with 7.
Vern Carsten's winding around
through ' the Oregon , defense,
snaked in 14 to pace Washington
State?' yy -T . ? : , , i ;
5 The game was only six minutes
from the'f inish before State could
clinch a lead that would stick. '
OREGON (JJ) t Pf Ft , Pf Tp
Bray, f L .1 2 3 4
Humphries,' t , . ,1 17
Danner. I -' - ' 1 - S
Caviness, f , , 1 . 1 -1 " 3
Rwr.viir. f f a a - 4
Hamilton, g ,,- , 2-68
Plulhps. g : 1 0 6 2
Henwood. g , ....-.0 1:2 1
ToUU 13 7 8 33
: wsc 3S) -..
Rennick. f S 1 3 11
Brayton. f . .. ; J ; 1 3 11
Lagers, f . r ,,, .. .0 0 18
Gregg, e .- 1 , i o , 2
Joslin.. c ......,.7. 0 00
Carstens, g .. 4 6 3 14
ToUIs - :.15 S 11 38
fPree throws 'missed: Hamilton 2,
Danner. Henwood 2, Carftens 3. Lagers.
Pacific 42-28
Coach Lew Carroll's Willam
ette Frosh swept over Pacific uni
versity's all-civilian ' varsity 42-28
last night on the WU court, open
ing up with a withering attack the
second half to do it. "
Pacific jumped off to a 11-3
first quarter laed, but Frosh wiped
it out to lead 17-15 at 'halftime.
for WU as Forward Al Fedge and
Center Ron Dekkert beat a steady
tattoo on the Badger bucket
Fedge and Dekkert scored 15 each
for the night Ernie Gettell, Pa
cific's veteran forward, was. held
to 10 points. '
Next games for the Frosh are
listed against Independence Feb-
ruary 1 9. Silverton February 13
and, Lihfields varsity,' February
IS inH to " '-"
PACIFIC (21) i
Horner ... (2 UF.
(42) WU FROSH
(15) Fedno
Dcdman 2) F.
Gettel (10) ..... C ..
McDonald (S) G
Pord (7)'-Ji G...
Pacific sub Dahl 2,
(15) Dekkert
(5) Rinehart
- (3) Proctor
Vikings Head
South Today
." -n i :- i ' '
Off to Klamath Falls go Salem
high's courtsters today to do Fri
day and Saturday night; caging
with the defending state champion
Pelicans. Coach Frank-
probably take along a 1 0-ma n
squad in an effort to win the
four-game series from the south
erners. "At present the clubs are
tied at one game each.
Those listed as probable travel
lers today are Forwards Captain
Travis Cross. Bobby Zeller, Loren
Helmhout, Bunny Mason and
Pidge Deacon, Centers Don Bur
lingham and Allen Bellinger and
Guards Don Chapman, Doug Gib
son and Jeep Lowe. . '?
Derby to Be Anollier
'Street Car Affair';
IXMJISVILLE, Ky Feb 2 (J
CoL Matt J. Winn, head of Chur
chill Downs, today announced! the
70th running of the Kentucky Der
by here May! 6 will; be another
"street car , Derby', in keeping
with the needs "of - wartime trahs-i
porta tion. - . : . - ; ;
Ted Banks Honored
CHICAGO Feb. 2 The
national baseball congress today
presented a plaque to Col. Theo
dore " Bank,4 head of the armed
forces special services division," in
recognition of the part' the US ar
my; playai In semi-pro baseball
during the 1943 season. Col. Bank
formerly was on the athletic staff
at the University of Idaho.'
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ttl North LT. :r!y
Cpstairs Portland Cerral Octrlc
Co Olfico open f j a y only
19 a.m. to 1 ptn.i 6 tj 7 p.m Con
sultaUon. Clood pre. re 1 irin
tests are free of c..2' - j t lact.ocd
since U-17
Totals