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beries of Season Tonight
Hoop
Salcma Seek Win in 8 p.m Tilt
Generals Via
Oopla Tonight
. Perennially Potent Portlanricrs
Favored in Villa Casaba Battle
: Determined to display they're (1) definitely not as so-so as they
looked in their opener last week and (2) really a potential winning
tall club, Salem high's hoop troupe tonight takes after Grant Gen
eral of Portland In; the second cage clash of the season at the Villa j
epeeway. nt snuffle is booked
for air 8 pia. tossupJ but the game
.itself Isn't expected to be as close.
. The Generals, i bussed by Jim
"MushT Torson, have been top
notching through :. the ; Portland
v interscholastic loop, the past few
- years and last season wound up In
;. a y deadlock for , first place. They
Jotl la tha playoffs for the state
tourney , berth.. Largely due to
Torson's fine record at Grant, the
Generals will be favored tonight
over; a Frank Brown bossed quint
which has yet to find itself. ; ; . v
'The Portlanders, only one reg
ular; letterman, three reserve re
turners and a capable transfer
strong, lost half a dozen 1943-44
veterans , via graduation. Ray
Staub, 5-foot 7-inch guard is the
only returning vet, but Torson has
molded a quint around the pint
sized guard which includes former
reserves Pete Dunn, Warren Wind
naglie and Ed Arnold and Transfer
Dan Torrey. The Generals are re
ported as a email quint but ex
ceptionally fast Tonight will see
their Initial outing of the season.
Brown will probably open up
with Loren Helmhout and Jack
Fitzmaurice at forwards, Al Bel
linger at center and Frank Bales
and Bunny Mason at guards. This
vwj net a jvonea smooinesi as a
unit during strenuous practice
sessions this week. JPidge Deacon,
Alton Chamberlain Tom Board
man; Eugene Lowe and Bob How
ell will likely also see action for
SHSNo preliminary is planned
for tjhem ain event. The lineups:
r GRANT
Revival After -2-Year Idleness
County
Jam
With one outfit seeking Its
seventh and eighth straight wins
f the season, the ether just as
anxious to snap a f-gsme losing
skein and both sot much better
or worse than the ether en the
hoop court, Oregon State and
Willamette open their final cage
aeries of the campaign tonight.
The Beavers host Coach Daks
Trotter's Navycate it Conrallla .
tonight, and tomorrow night the
'Cats reciprocate here.
Included in the six straight
setbacks to the Trottermen are
two by the Orangemen, 43-30
and 36-30. But both games were
much closer than those counts
Indicate. In their last eating the
Tata succumbed only la the fi
nal moments' after ontchaslng
B- Basket
WU Tonight
' Sixteen Teams Rarin'j to Go in
'North vs. South' Basket Party
Basketball's Jam-session at! its best comes baric t WniamM. tt-
n.t.. . . i - ....www wa
vmrwu Wiuul iQ -0 Ciass quuus from every corner of Marion
county hoop it up on the first countar leacue iamhnrM i- u
seasons. The bucketecring brawl, displaying the hoop hopes of all
Marion county "B" league entries.
. wocjtea zor an p. m. start The
pavilion Is expected to be crowd-;
ed with hooting and howling sup-,
porters of the respective entries. - j
A who-plays-who drawing Is to i
the northern divisioners i well neia immediately before Offi-
over three-fourths of the game. "DjckBarklow and "Lefty"
The Trottermen. small bnt swift, i Wilder, go to work, and throurh-
are Quite eapable of blotting the out Party the scores tallied by
me rwonn- jwm be. totalled
against those hooped by the
"South". A championship goes to
the winning combine at the finish.
In the meantime' the supporting
rooter-sections will yell it off for
tint and second place trophies.
Enthusiasm, yelling ability and se
lection of yeUs will be Judged. The
WU ticket booths will be In action
at 7 p. m. Northern school sup
porters are to enter through the
nevivea
NEW YORK. Dee, 1 -JP) Two
teams that abandoned football In
1943 because of the wartime
player shortage and picked It bp
again this year found they had
picked up right where they left
off. These two, Tennessee and
Mississippi BUte, have the best
won-and-lost records la major
eolleglate football over a five
year span, an Associated Press
survey revealed today. .
' The Kese Bowl bound Volon-
' Vols, Mississippi Staters Top ginning Elevens
AAkM . US. .
wn, wiu no team last year.
won 14 games, lost four and tied
two in the fire-year stretch be
ginning with the Use season
for an Mi average; Mississippi
State's four seasons within the
aame span produced 32 victories,
Are losses and two ; ties for an
441 percentage. Two years ago
Tennessee also was on top with an
465 record but the Tola weren't
rated at the end of lasf season.
Of the teams that played right
through. Notre Dame heads' the''
list with la jll average, seven
points higher ,than last year's
second-place figure, after winning "
eight of ten games this season.
Boston college leader year
age with 444, dropped to Ml
this season,' trailing Tulsa's 441.
The Eagles won four games a4d
lost two In their second ln
formar season. .
Army, rated as this season's
top. team, finished far down the
list In the five-year records with-
MX percentage two oolnte
lower than that of its arch rival, ;
jMavy. unio Bute, also uabeateit i
and untied, had .721 record.
- Besides Tennessee, Tulxk, Ala
bama, Duke and Texas A, and
M. are teams among the 25 lead
ers that are scheduled far New
Tear's bowl games. Georgia Tech '
and Southern California, which
also will play in bowl games, fel
Just below the top group with
averages of .(01 and .585, respec
Uvely. ,
Nelson Grabs
Golfing Lead
1 OSC record.
p Trotter wUl probably open
; with diminutive Bob Tate and
! Bob Ward I as forwards, Paul
: Stofft at center and Marv Good
man and Glbbs Zauft at guards,
relying on carers Ken GUpen,
; Bob Z e 1 1 e r, Jim Sanderson,
Wayne alayfleld and Vie Ode
gard as shock troopers. Coach
Slats Gill, w hoM clnb has shown
improvement richt alonr. will
probably stick by his top five of mtln at whIIe Southerners will
George Sertle and Ted Hennlng- trickle through the west entrance,
sen, forwards, Hal Poddy, cen- School rooting sections, will be
iter and Bernle McGrath and rked off inside the gym.
,Jack Slmms, gnards.
Arnold
Dunn j
Wlndnagle
Torrey
Staub
F
P
C
G
G
l
Vilt Sophs Tip
Gates H
SALEM
Helmhout'
Fitzmaurice
Bellinger
Mason
Bales-
i, 21-11
Displaying loads of future - book
The Jamboree, eenerallv tnn-'
flight basketball entertainment, is
under the (direction of League
President Karl Kahle, Jr of Ger
vals and will see the following
teams .in ; action. North sn
HeaH of Salem, Gervais, Hub
bard, St. Paul, Chemawa "A? and
"B" squads, Salem high Sophs and
Salem high Jayvees. South Jef
ferson. Gates. Mill ntv ':rwiw
onony sorues: u Dasitetballers and coaches want authoritative unis-e lurn. SUyton and
officiating, they've not long to wait. Citv Car v.n ci. j c. Sublimity. i i
Freese are taking the OHSAA Eood exam and will h ,ui, t 'The Jam isession will offiHaiw
it other than law-breakers any timecoach In need cares to call on open the 194H3 hoop season for
,Vi" ' nuu" oasKeiDauers, tity noop loopers will recall oneCDL ol uie am entered.
wmitvv, uvsuvt ui wic cir
cuit while the Mayflower Milk
last season. Garrett is now sta
tioned at McMinnville arm trying
his darndest to get back for more
City caging this year . . . OSC's
Lon Stiner, who'd gladly talk your
leg off if the subject is football
(how he wants the Northern divi
sion to start pigskinning again
next year!), says he tried to talk
his favorite sport during the recent
Pacific Coast conference session at
Los Angeles, but try as he tid the
PCC heads tabled all revival ac
tion until the summer session next
June. Which might be one way of
saying me wortnern divisioners de-
Randolph
I i
ir
At Game Site
LOS ANGELES. TW 7 lwnl. City, Clif.. 35-34-9,
m. I - .
ne angoipn Held RamblersiNo.
Sub-par 66 Piib By'
Up in Oakland Open
By Boss New land
OAKLAND, Calif Dec.
Byron Nelson hung up a sub-par
w toaay to lead the field In the
first round of the 72-hole Oakland
golf open. Tournament favorite
and winner of the San Francisco
open only, last Monday, the To
ledo, Ohio, sharpshooter practic
ally spread-eagled the field as he
coupled 33 s for the lowest score
of the day.: , '. :-- . . ;
Nelson, leading money winner
of the year, rammed home a 20-
footer on the final green, it gave
mm an eagle 3 on the 453-yard
layout. His only break In other
wise super golf was on the 16th
hole Where he three-outted.
The starting field of 145 was so
large that nine 'of the lesser lights
were scheduled to complete first
rounds tomorrow. .
A four way tie for second place
saw Denny Shute deadlocked at
68 with Harold McSpaden, Harold
Sampson, Colma, Calif., and
Mark Fry. j
rim round leaden: Byron Nelson,
Toledo, j O 33-33-eS; Denny Shut!
""i riuumipnu, 08: Harold
Sampson. Colma, Calli.. 33-33-48; Mark
Ty. oajcund, JJ4-34 68; BiU Wansa.
iviutn, m i , oo-j oa; auM Pendle
ton. Sacramento. Calif . ham m
Jimmy Cauntt, Ardmore. Okla.. 34-35
w jvy uaoon, UUCagO. 34-39 9;
Craia Wood. MimironMk nv sam
Zfti iS : Zarhardt. Norristown, Pa,
3-35 9; Fred J. Wood. Vancouver.
BC. 37-32 9; Harry Bassler. Culver
Snkingfootball souad. aiv1XTl aO -
by plane today.and underwent a f MlU 'MmUrCS
- m . .
Tourney
Shooting a two-over-par 38 and
t i ;-
FLOTDj SIMMONS
77 ' Iri. - pwnuauues, imitely dont plan on touchdown
saiem high s Sophomores opened ing in '45 . . . From, the look of
their; season last night at the Vil- 106 rnt All-Coast elevens and
la with a comparatively easy 22-11 nonoable mentions for the season
, victory over Gates high's Orange- ,u,t pMt PParently the boys who
.menj jht Sophs, bossed by veter- .Withat WUlamette's Floyd Simmons could fullback on
and most of the
ior height to nullif
Nearly all Soph scorinff . they'd only Invite him to Dlav for th W.ct k.CJ1 "
compUshed by the "first-string" J ' Another All-Coast honorable mention now stationed at Willamette
usedj by Beer Leo Hill, Wayne fa .?b Levenhagen, the big Washington Husky gWd . . . Too bad
Halsjeth. .Rod vmceT Ror "f1!11 und the WU campus next SptenS;, darn a V
Dasch and Mel Boggs. Dick AU1- be Impossible for Simmons to accept a bid anyway! He?a aaVai
son of a second quint hooped four ,tudent "stfcted by the 48-hour j travel law. The Shrine elevens
noinfa wKil. uni i-. . liaiianw nriMU. e? -r" , . . . uulmc elevens
""c jiiii. JLrascn inn trr i -..v m mm iimnuTn tot Turn rab-a rtm t
canned v r-! I V ir i 1 - r
OUver got four for Gates. The V "r e 0r rBe Veorgie
fast drill for thehvSundav liash
With the March fieldFdurth Air
Force) fliers.
Thirty-three R a m b 1 e rax ran
v.i J v -FP Texas ment over nine holes. Hauk's final
tor iKona, , eacn 1-ud
vince each canned five. Captain
jaunts iea lo-z at the quarter. ,7-1 , . . m rassier-rowdy who needs no in-
- IWi at the half and lM, Sfei! bJ bxite stomping giunds, and 'J&
wuro period. Beer used three full m ZZ.;: a Lw moc of gents like Georgie. This time
- VVC "a uie supreme pleasure of "telling off' one of
the most colossal ot the nation's colossal cinema industries.T
",-Bif5:"Jine Pwucular movie center called
dav.
March 'fields currently ranked
11th. nationally, stacks up as the
Kamwers' stiffest test of the sea
son. , Coached by MaJ. Paul Schis
sler, the fliers win field a line
averaging 216 pounds. The Ram
blers' lino averages 208 pounds.
Jin the 'backfield, the fliers boast
a Digger .weight edge,' 201 to 181
pounds.
at
on par.
and. Hoffman
uopawin snot -a
a 40. They divid second nlace
prifce. ' -i : i '"- -, -
Next, outings for the linksmen
are due this weekend when an la-
hole Sweepstakes meet and round
four of the Winter! Slicker session
wm be battled off.
Minors Approve Barriers
IT! ' "w jr - ' -- . !
ior Major Circuit Power
$10,000 Draft
... I T ..
Price Asked
. - -... ..... . - ; i r - i
, M.,.: ' ", ... . .' " L
Two Points for Oregon State .
i
f - - - V f "
squads the opening half.
OATgS (H)
Oliver (4)
Wrlsleiworth
"iiiver. (
Jennets
(1)
- ..WWMWIIW
i . sr
() SOPHS
i upon
() Hill Georri. whM i wXii TJ "SIZ .1""vr- "1WV4"
i u.t.ii. i w ttuiiT wuuu lib rnma mmamaI .... .
Sports Spree
Funland Takes Haiined in '45
Meet
HAT. nmnr'i. r . .
WlIJawrer te wiaWng this
th. L;' r1"" m tame played between
"il.'yrJT?''-" "enmngsen (Z8), Gibbs Zanft tm
MuZntlttVT' f tre14e1VSe
ShE J .if. e ,i.Ul! w The Beavers and NavycatT pUy
SSm'S? SJrrfcW .5 SatnrdSt at
Kegling
"' wi ,...o. (A) Boeea I " ' unmcaiaieiy cancelled a raailinff rfa
The Funland team of the Com.
, mercial league copped the team
sweepstakes tourney at Perfection
uranam, Bain. Cofru-
mompti
JlP. Hendrte. a' Z"1'
ciJs: Drynan MdliihtnVrr0- vm
(WU photo)
DALLAS. Dec. 7 Exnsn. I '
XDeatli Takes Bin J ft ftminA
pect today as faculty represents- ' ' ! . !; (l O v
SiTS3 ommMpner Jom Griff it h
Veto of Pleasures!
, By Majors PossiUle
I-; V By Jack Daad
BUFFALO, NY, Dec. 7 P)
New ,lfrrier8 aint; antic ipated
bg league expansion Into minor;
league , territory and higher draft
prices were approved at todav'a
meeting of the national associa
tion but the majors still can say
"no" at their December llil3 ses
sions. " ;
Baltimore injected a new angle
into the territorial problem by Its
accepted proposal to give fie in
cumbent minor league owners first
opinion on operating the imalnr
franchise if they are "invaded.?
For example, if the biff show
wanted to move a - club td Sari
Francisco,v the present owners ih
California would have first brack
at running the team, rather than
give way to an invading operator.
mere were no indications the; pro
posal would be" accepted ait the
New York.confab or that any such
invasion was in the wind, i
It. is - possible the maiors mair
look more! kindly. on the general
boost of 33 Mi per cent in thejdraft
price which would make the' level
110,000 for class Double 'A instead
of the present $7500 with propor
tional increases all down lh Hn .
The original Pacific Coast league
amendment, changed on the finnr
asked a $15,00Q top. v .
The Southern association
posal to permit payment of bonus- V
es to returning servicemen wais de
feated 21-3 with only , the f sus
pended" Pioneer, and Georgia
Florida leagues backing the South-
.:...... .
Player limits were upped ;n all
leagues-and the other three adop
ted amendments concerned ob- i
scure phraiing in the minor icode. ' i
Seen were withdrawn 1 and the,
bonus was the only defeated mea-i ,-.
sure., . .. j ,i '
Of iar more imDortanr hae-j
ball's; future was a series of com-
mittee reports on post war plans,
high-school baseball and umnin.
action on which was delayed un-
m tomorrow s closing session.
A.
Horvath Will
for East
way
lenne
Sweep
To Miami Lead
hawk far r.fK.. ii ' "'T -wiwaing mogul with
ntn?r JS" "f? Georgie with
r m - ar maA incuLViivai niiraraT i:aAw(A a . t
right, to the film and the ttrZ-.T
L.J?2T l13 demanded the man with the muscles, per
plexed at the un-colossal stinend. n per-
You hesitote," retaliated the hi mhnt n-ut. v.
Gary Cooper ha?e worked?. Are you craTT?"
MXAML'FlaJ iw 7-D..U.. ."L"?. T" r while tearing up the contract.
mm. ' in J A SJLl T I aiUfcU CUUUKfl Ul TPI I Vnil !. sL.i a - - .. 7
-sennas approach shot. ' cbuldn they nrobablv ni IT iViVJ !wen,3r-.Ilv to our pets-
navj been much better today If a Joint like this." w"e 1 00 aner kmg.ior
CrSlsffiiaS a.tESL-. Wagner (PA: He'd
. . ! i . . . . " I tWU WTWIT.I : I ' I ' .
"r??"" M w the first IIrT.'., n-f.t r. V -
rouna ox u iio.ooo Miami open I w " no January l
ournament ; - tiZZ? SS&JP!
rSZ" " two-under- dy-i0 h th. hl on New Yearti
u j . over w un-dren- nu VI Tnn., " T "yw w f e southern Callfor-
ched.&Qaml snrins: cou. .vf,.?.e,messe?uW (New Orleans) DukiW Ai.K,m..
back in the clubhouse with T LS'rVwrgia Tech vs. Tulsa: Cotton m.lii.rr: w'
l - ... .. - - n uin Vt Ilk DlAlna ll.lr. Ail j... I . . , WUU-
wnue uie rest o
was shooting vainly
-fproacn was a pair of Ai T rrT7 r . new aacuuoa this time .th.
J. Phillip., Oa.s. C.rrowrw'. aurfl.; lT.. r' "n010. x?r cuon- Ot It SJ Stock
SSKI. Bacon, H.adrick .r?MW" jammed the "prop"arena. Tha director allevi thi. Mir " !" " i ' s
rfaeT SSr-,tLl7t -wieldin mogul with series d ,; 227 2. r N- to have been . hrt aaho " S1 ""i?i?fr. ..M .th.
tha rimlorw .i.i..j t "Z- Tiv,:. . !. w office for another five rear, , -- iWHUlu'n xootoau piay-
T . -""..ul., Auuutucu iu ironi i vuueuc uirecior
of the Bright Snot nnlnt ritW "htj I c.,.rn4 - - e .l
1 . r " i - w. t. . ui ouuuwra xaeuoaist l lt! nffi.. . , j. . i
Hayden Mercer copped the sin- team In the race and that h .. Major Griffith had presided a
gies title with 1133 pins for six heard reports Texas Chrin.
fJ, "B" daM Pti- would also have a diamond squaU
wm voii wr axicave was ipmnn or i i ova a ta-vm m av
1125, Ha
and Jol
i
tiriDc
Mathis third at 1122,
iltsey fourth ;at 1119
novan fifth at 1102.
M and Rice
Played Jbaseball last spring and
au inreo are expected to field
teams again next f year.
Quisen
Shoo
Boot-
1 5?. rfjaBfi two to mz;
md his 69 wa. tho rt JI from thi. corner ahorSv onr'J" in bowling at
!i I . - I flU,nra county sports Polio Punrfl tv. rr " milllUiU 1 iecuon last j
Wf. ! One wa, credited m. f0 "wl s Antonio, Tex, but havent heard 1 7i Z"leni J P Converting
CravatL former Univerr. ;7w: r ll 'i ' ' I fo iremi Kegiettes, Nicholson
. i. . . I -. i. y I . I iniunnM fnh)uul : - .1- 1
uni STUaent. Johnnv Ttntl. 1 I . . J .. : yif rom
.-. .. " ?.-'-"- 1 wnat With th anmiBl i . . I WOOlWOrth'a and RnM .
Furniture
Per-
lifiht
xjonora , were can-
a... l ' -
lurea Dy xaaude Poulin and Alma
Boyd of the Furniture team, a 500
wp series w tne former and a 223
smgie game for the latter.
QUISZNBERSTS (!)
Handicap ; v 40 40
fhrtner , m IM
Kay - ne v ...
W -. ' ! IIIMBOM wv IU4
ass, Jbvcuagf -
in $167124 last ir TnYflu V Wtftera pitched
out to ton that fitniM -
;
Tr Bond Bkep Brail Set for jm.
er Makes Mat Debut Here Tuesday Night
7agn
tflia.1 BliL AIL-' aa ,
JickIser 7, .;,.r"l debut against an
at of the war aad'.'t'h;: - twister recently
attraction to steal his thsnder,
Gargeoss Georgie Warner, tha
ticerpcr with the bathrobea and
doBbtless the most popular tut
gerrlar gest t gladlate la the
visage tla makes Lis winter da
bat hero next. Tuesday night.
Ctorjie, who ir.al.bed a prelim
rzli ta Ills wrrVg show be
ezrse t!s tzprcrclca f .!aelf
esa't tnclBa second tnj U
t7 l!xhtheavy gTrrt-gTCSscr,
Cwen. wtiuy
J3
ciclxe, .'
tmed to the Nerthwi
Bock Davidson. '
The gay with the $5081 auk
U gandy bathrobes and Bowleg
P r eard wMch
to tabbed to start off with a !,
aa battle royaL The royal en
, tries have not been announced
yet,t bat: the two who survive
rassUng'a . top crowd i , pleaser
wia retnra to grapple la the
aemi . wtndop. Villager Teny
Boss win definitely bo ea f
the froyaT eontestanta. :
Desplto Wagner's debnt, tie
top alactloa cf the party wUl
be the fact that the entire show """l m
7" aweiea so aiain Salem's Total.
IT- rtve. ZlV
4 120
154433
120 36S
109290
138-497
171-434
an S7S T3S S034
The rassleri will Whu rtt ZtiZ '
war stamp, throughout and each jA,r
no, Including- Matchmaker Ow- ffil -1 '
a. will pvrchase a bond at ,
jpclal booth u be erected ta ToU1r
the armory. Better yet. eronch AcaLrtrs soomr
evstomers who bnr a. tis Handicap
1 i r najajani
Mi
lit
121
139
13S 14X-30S
lek 161-449
7 14S-aas
151 1JS-41S
191
ui sea 73SS07S
124 13S
12S 107
I t
120-39
111 i5
at the entrance booth ri k .it. 7imm'n . "'
ttltted free to the matches; aa. g '
noonces Owen. A bond ales- -fzH
- wj vuiage neadonar- nanin.rriTs8 sn
ters will bo en hand to do tad- 54?',
nea. Admittance may be gained JKSS -
either through too purchased SSr :
hea er the .csual .characU. . . ToUJ , -
-148 1SS
iT7 1153
. ea 79
144 141,
4T7 1442
154-457
145 47S
12S J75
127412
western conference iMilim,
this afternoon and was on his
way to attend a meeting of fac
ulty representatives at the Uni
versity dub with L. W. St John.
I and K. I ; (Tug) Wilson, North
western university athletic direc
tor. Wilson and St John were
waiting 'for Griffith in the lobby
oi me onerman hotel.
When Griffith failed to aimear.
St John and Wilson went to his
oiuce in the hotel where- they
iouna nim on the i floor. Thev
called a fire department inhalator
quad and a physician, who Pro-
. nanaicap , . .m
tifZX'- T lit "!-!!? nounced him dead.
(1HUI1 MMMMW
Peavy
Undiajr
-t- -r-- new ve-year term
w . , bw 700 B4B 2098
KEGLETTE3 (1)
Mllla .;. w
OaUi s
Cox;
107 lis 100-141 1 earlier today the western mn.
IS .12 ui fcwnct reelected Ortflth to t
i nam ri.fA.AA i
verm as league
commissioner.
a
.124 IM
.107 133
1S1-445
ta ass
fChamawa;
uniana.'
January.! and rtbruanr 1
vs. General finance; S Talbcit. va.
Anderson
Garbarlno
Totals
MCHOLSONfl ZNSVKANca
Handicao 10
Durrand '" '111 1 194
nouier - - 90
Bradford
chaefter - 117
Culver ..117
jjgjj Zoomers May
mm&liun OU Bowl
-809 ! 710
1
114
87
109
142
Totals ' '
woolwoxtsb tu
Johnaoa '
ort -' s
MuclhauDt
Schor
Kevney : m
Totals
14S-4M NORMAN. Okla TWJ ' 7iw
Kl22? Capt W. N. Updegraft command-
nisT officer of the Norman naval
ZTZT atation, said tonight the NAS
ws -852 sal 1109 zoomers had i received their am.
clal Invitation to play . In the Oil
Bowl football game at Houston,
TexvJaa. 1, but asserted It was
improbable" that the navy team
wouia 00 able to accept.
so
.121
.90
- ta
117' 97S04
114 IIS US
118 121 MO
HI 100301
MS
.4SS SM 1874 I
Mttxra-i rvKNiTvai m
Handicao . 1,1
Poulin - -, M
Hubbard 104
Boyd " 12S
Davis ,.,,, S9 133
Meyer, m 1., .-
Totals '; " r'- -
SCAKS. BOEBUCX
Alcshire -
Juza -Allen
1
Holt
1 S
180 SOS
Hi
221461
89310
ouul iiiuniana
849;
Thrush
SPOKANE, Wash. Dec 1 MJPi
tu 114 163441 Goniaga unlversity'g o basketbaU
- Iteam returned to the court; In a
icufuiu uwuu unu(ai ana nana
t 131330 I Muuuiam, aimi . uuversuy a
133 9SJ-3S7 42 to S3 defeat to even a twn-
m i4I7 tramo series. Helswood, ' Gonzaga
134 148-414 forward, led the Bulldoe come
J30
.158
.101
.US
-133
-esi eca "g9 lisi back tcoring 18 point.
Schedule Set
For Qty Loop
nlaT.
fa . . . . W
er in we united SUtes. wUl nlav
on., ut ta$t eleven in the! an
nual Shrine game at San Fran
cisco Jan. 1. nnral M,.,...
w ujjam j m. coffman said today.
wm oe norvatt'a second ap-
The annual Salem Qty .league will U. - t J7C
basketbalTedule dated to op- thake"; T'ZSZZg
en next MonHa nicrht s wni.u, i v"iA
. . , . . " uuui saia. norvatn Dlaved in th
ette university, , has been an- Jan. l io -7!
nounced by league directors coaches .grd to waive ttli
Harold Haiilr wm. w. Hi . M e rule
, j ? r-" - ana aiso another chapter id tha
and Darrell Jones. The cirCtiit, code which trmifcT
sponsored by the YMCA, will bp- SsyerTom m onLT
erate on . Houhi m.mrf.mK u f17'1? 110111 on team to
.u wZTrr compeie on the team.
" nuiuucue I wall, Jiaa-
pie's Sporting Goods, Funland.
unemawa All - Stars, Talbot Mint-
men and General Finance entered.
The schedule; '-'.
ry t am
nUtvd Vt.
Previously Guard Bill Haekti
and Backs Ralph Flannagan! and
Bob Brugge, all of Ohio Rto.
t..j; zr.i -r-
: vi;cpiea - inviiauona.
December 11 and January 22
-inw i. mm i rumana vs. , 1
8KEJW - 'p,' Monmouth Five Scores
-SfflfS rr!5? "-'Tr.SS 1: 36-18 Nod Over MonW
' I r f 1 i I
MONMOUTH The
Oeneral finance vs.
7-rrosh
Funland: 9 Maple's vs. Chem.
January 8 and rebruarr 12: 7 rui
land vs. Troth: S Talbot vs Maple's:
General Finance vs. Chemaw
January IS and . February 14: : I
Chemawa vs. Froth: S Talbot vs.
uenerai rmaace: S. Maple's
aumano.
Willie Hoppe Comes
Back to Set Record
Uonmlmirh
high Wolves took a 38-18 victory
over Monroe here Tuesday night,
leading 18-3 at halftime. In a pre
lim Monroe won 16-10 and! the
Monmouth girls beat nut
V9. volleyball win. The Wolves Way
rnuomam nere Friday night p ,
. (is) atoNaoa
(9) Warier
(7) ChrlstamMn :
(2) Horning
(0) Lucas
(0) Stewart
MONMOUTH (241
Partlow U) , , r
Pettys 10) J-
McFJvory (17) iC.
NEW YORK. Dec-Wi-Winie McLean! liTTo
Hoppe, defending champion who OUUA' McLe and Buun.t
suffered his third defeat In four
years last night, came 1 back! to
night to let a world champion
ship three cushion billiard record
by scoring 80 points In 20 Inn
Ings to defeat Andrew Ponrl 50
to 20.
iThe
two
WinsCop 3-2 Win
NIW YORK, Dec, 7 -(-
Detroit Red Wings" scored
Quick goals In the second period
tonight and made them good; for
t to 2 victory over the, New
York Rangers In the dullest game
of New York's national hockey
DnS. CHAN ... LAM
Dr.f .TXaaaJj. . Drxs.duuLKJ).
CXIINESS Berballsta
X41 North Uberty
ItTpatalra Portland r c-n-rai ww
'Cov Office ODen Saturdav anl
19 au. to 1 D Jn.! S ta n m r-n.
gwltatlon. Blood Breasure.and nrtne
f" enarga, practiced
tinea 1917. ., - - " i
, Totals
eague season. -