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Jjinksmen Set Xmas Session licneiii men, r.ais, Election on Menu , Expected to be a roaring suc cess,' most "get-togethers o its kind la . the past have' been, j the annual, Christmas stag outing: by Salem golf club members is tick eted 'for this afternoon 'and night . Festivities' include - an 'afternoon starter on thelinks, wet or dry, and a ! turkey, dinner at 7 :30 o'clock! sponsored jjy,Club Presi dent - Millard Pekar and : Owner Ere Kay.. . . -"- :j ' , Men's, club mashie wavers Will indulge in either a 9 or 18-bole Ruddles tourney" to fill out j the weekly f Thursday play' program, proceeds of which will be turned over' to thev Marion county sports polio" fund, announces .Tourney- man Bill Goodwin. Last year the Christmas gathering donated over $70 to the fund. An election of Men's club offi cers for the 1945 season is also due "following the dinner. Itj is being J-equested of all members to participate : in the, festivities. A one hundred; per cent turn out is urged by" the club officers. HORSE OF THE YEAR: That's the handle now Worn by Twl light Tear, three-year-old! filly .. owned by Warren Wright, j The Tear" Won 11 straight gallops v during 1944. ' j,; . Pairings Made For Jamboree ..... . . r, . ........ . -, Ducks, Huskies Vie In Astoria Opener : Athlete of Year' Nelson Writes on Golf Wartime Species ... i - " ; fiyronl'NeTson'oi" Toledo, C.,."o'p- . flight goifei and big money inner. ' elected as 194 male athlete of the V "yer In the Associated Press . poll. - -- has. written -the following article on . - gotfdem's .contribution to .the war effort.) . ' ' - , i ' By Byron Nelson . - LOS ANGELES, Calif-, Dee. ASTORIA, Pec. 20.P)'eganii , t9HJPf-lt b a real distinction m nave, oeen namea auueie 01 the- year' for 1944. Viewing. It .ents through s J.. ... - exniDiuons mad tournaments in. which the prime purpose -would be te stimulate the sale ef war bonds as well as 'provide entertainment for' serv ice men. new undergoing reha bilitation.. .- . .... , . - The results nave been especl- leries this year have been among the largest in the history of golf. Oar' professional golfers assecia-' tion" rehabilitation program for service men is playing a . grand part tor the boys returning from, overseas. . The P. G. A has en- and Washington: will-clash at 7:30 p. m. here Friday night f or.the opening of Astoria's .second an-, mial - -northern .division, Pacific coast , conference basketball. jam boree.- - - Oregon State and ;i Washington State will play -the 'last half of the first game. - Washington - - and Oregon State will' tangle in the first half ' of the . second" game, with Oregon' pitted 'against ' Wash- ington State in the last half. : from a brooder picture It is -a 1 tooree- ef - great - satisfaction . to ;me and to my fellow golfers to consider ,that the game of golf has. been accorded this recogni tion. Those, golf en among as who were- rejected for military serv ice felt we could devote onr.tal- JL terest and competition. Tourna ment manager Fred Corcoran alt, ready has arranged toaraaments for" 1945 valued la snore than, 'three million dollars la war -beads.";';-; We have some 409 members, of oar professional golfers associa tion In the service, And In taking part In more than 7$ war charity ! exlblUov vlsiUng army and; couraged and lent support, to- allf , gratifying All . of :iut' big., ward construction ef .many new toaraaments this year have been ...golf" eo arses - at rehabilitation played for e. war; bonda,' Bonds, ".centers. m , . - - liav hn' aM t'wr 1 think that more service -mea J-than -ever, have been foUowiag eamps and . nospiiaia :,uus : oar toarnamento sad exhiblUons. year, I have felt I was represent-; and' go)f has acquired more ea- tliusiasts; than ever before. It to liny belief that golf la 1945 will hit aa all time high both la la- Cotton Bowl loms Sellout -Ducats Going Fast For TU-6kie TilK: -1 For Instance, the.batl with whleh .- Sam Snea4 won the; Richmond, Calif tournament was auctioned off toV the' highest bond bayeK It sold for 1100,009 In bonds. Gal- lag, my absent fellow, members by making the best possible use "of what ability I may. have oa; .'the links. - , Beavers Name Bilcetbdii iSTOrcW f ravelRoster Oreeon 50. 'Western Wash. 43. Muhlenberg .Columbia 33. . f; ; ; t Penn State. 33.. Bucknell 30 I . , Swarthmore 47, Franklin ''and Mar- snau i. i t Naval Radio Training Station 45, University of Chieago 43. ' - - ' i ' ; , Wisconsin ai, wwi -rcui(ni m. Geneva 5,'-Bethany 35. . Yale 60. Marshall'tt. - S . Louisville 50, Ft. : Kne 3S.' " ! ' Micb. 39, KeUog Air. Base 3, Indiana SUte 54, Loras (Dubuque, Iowa)--XL-.' ;,'' r.-; zm ilk WMWfiM iis Succumb ToEx-SHSers ; ' OSCyPlays; Sailors, -Tillamook Tonight OREGON STATE COLLEGE (Special)-The once beaten Ore gon . State basketball club .will leave- CorvaUis Thursday : morn ing for the; second annual north ern division basketball 'Jamboree at Astoria Friday and : Saturday nights.' The.; Beavers willstop' off in Tillamook -for- a "return - contest with the TUlamook. naval sir sta tion five Thursday :night.'i;-w ! ' Coach A. T. "Slats' Gill named :a 10-man traveling squad after. a spirited, practice session Wed- tk if,k nesday U afternoon. . Men - making Three of em.are now -very much.l4W. 4 . ,." , .. .-: -- - . I thr trio -are. Georffe Serine Tlal m me armed iorces: anotner nactn t l . . , , tt , , ... . . - , iruaay, cenue.wcuram ana jacx college, but . five J former Salem Hijtn .aoop.nerow. pravea yesier- unrf- r.-i. wt W. ci ig Deuer every game.- , - . .. ; . . : . ', ! . day at the Villa they still know 3 .:; wT How true, how true. Coach Herm SchWartzkopf, the.ex-Ali Big- how. The five Virgil "Scotty" Jresnmen' ana Manager RhilWiU asketballer for Kansas a few vears back, has himself an all-iunior! ...w-- etre-i- iams. . . - , . " In practice Wednesday the Bea- vefsshowed- signj of coming out them drop season Maker the navy, air corps; Don j Cutler, 0f Portland1 here last Saturday '40-41-42, whose work ir Salem night by, a 43-25 count. Gill plans has kept him off the cage courts- to stick . by hisi regular startins? two years, and Bill Ransom, '42, lineup of Sertic and Henhinesen. an OSC student clicked together forwards; Puddy, center; and Mc- J! .1 SO ii s it I . exceeaingiy weu ana waiiopea xne urath and Simms, guards- present v Salem high hoop ; crew. 43-23. in a regulation 1 scrimmage game, , M- ' ' Av. Tooimuch experience and ball- I"1KCAS CC handlinsr overcam th Villa tsm I A.' ;' c --Vrr ; "Hoophigjifpund: .-' .; -..-. j- -; "Before you go-ahead and make state champions ".of the Sophs team in 1947," we've been warned at the-Yik vlll ."how" about taking a peep at -the Juniors quint? " They're undefeated; and have been look ing better every game, ' How true, how tru . .'. - r- v ' - ' UUW. TllgU' OVUHJf ba&ketballer for. Kansas a few years back, hasv himself an all-juniori I Sebern, who played for.SHS' in 1938-39-40 and who is now a ser- outf it which plays as it it- will be on the slightly terrific side in' 1946 at that. ' And inot unlike the scin tiiating .: S 6 p h s, Schwartzkopf's Juniors feel to a man as if they can whup' the varsity any day of the week and twice on Sunday. Unlike the varsity quint, the Juniors take their basketballing slow and easy. They don't par ticularly go for the pell-mell fast breaking stuff, that is. .The guards bring the ball up-court deliber ately, set up a pet Schwartzkopf play and bing knock it off. Most of Herm's "stuff" stresses full use of pivot shots from inside the key slot off ensively. : We've seen nu merous spot passes . set up two pointers also. In beating Mt. An gel's Preps 42-22 the other night, the Juniors proved they pack punch enough And in coming back to down Springfield's Bees in an evertimer after being com pletely blanked in the first quar- 'i ter Tuesday night,, the Neil Boehmer, Allan Gemmell, TomHiebert, Frank Deckebach, Joe Carroll, Herban , Pickett, etc., gang further proved it doesn't go down to stay. On the whole the team is a biggie, too. Boehmer, Hiebert and Carroll reach over tharroveted -foot mark considerably. ' ; .Scrambled in with the Sophs standouts, there isn't a question but what SHS is due for winning cage teams both in '46 and '47. And T " J i ; VMnt nt rnannH' PhH rnti '1(1. I 77 T , "-v- r-YT'- M a.siump jwnicn saw a.lsV sergeant inno arrnyj iir frst'game on the pre- uon www, w-oi, an . ensign -.in camnaimi' to Fee's Mtisir ' muuiiiiK overcame we viua, team i - , . -m v v-1 w i uii wiui uic s win viu, flipped in points at times with ridiculous ease. Sebern, ' all AU- FAL'L REILING . MT. ANGEL They were sub district champions last season "and came within a few points of cap turing a berth in the state tourna raent, but prospects for a repeat this year appear exceedingly dim for Coach Paul Reiling's Mt. An Cutler 11), Cl U) Boardman Coona S 'i iOt Mason after hearing of the sparkhng prospects now hoop-suiting at Parrish 1 Bower . G.. . (0) Lowe Stater in 1939, led the scoring with 12 points. , A favorite jump-pivot shot earned 11 for ; Cutler. Lof en Helmhouf s half-dozen paced the Viks. Half time count jtvas 19-11 iw wis wiimcu. . -. I .i tj VI..1..11..11 , Utt, j tt,,v .v,- .t,j .eya uasa-etoauers. uniy one . Harold Hauk, who coached r,iaw t, -.r.- 4.j. , . xl i , i w-j aa-uiui tuiw line a XI .at J - iu. J I w " T uuo' wjmuieu ine game irom me siae- ti-A Mw iS. i x u . ' - - 1 vuugu. Mai. 1UMVI1. ime. i . . - . L vt;. . FOKMEms (43) OS. VTKlNCS "r" "' " . "Piencea m seoera tiaj 4...r.. (4) Dticm uul " team piaj, consu ransom s ) Meimnout l tute the balance of- thie vaVs and Leslie, especially.under Bob Metzger's wing at the Pioneer school, -you can add 1948 and '49 to the string also. Pleasant thoughts. Vikinar subs: Bales S. - Bellinear 4. Howell 1. Frtemaurice. 3. Keieree Dick Allison. , v " . ; Mexico Eleven Undermanned Preps Promise - Battles 4 Speaking of basketball prospects,. Paul Reiling at Mt - Angel ooesn t see mucn nope 01 anoiner sun-custnet win this time what with Try - - gis only one returning veteran, but adds, "When one considers the good I iCfltCCa. VjxCVGI i.U a. 1 j m ilii oj as . 1 - " . nuii can we uenvea irom aimeucs noan lor uie Kias on uie sidelines and the boys on the team, what is a few defeats? The proper way squad. - The-Preps don't plan on a de featist attitude in Duration league piay, however. Tfie'squad is put ting in overtime during workouts in the hope of putting a team on the. court which will be in condi tiori to give fans hustling basket- -bsdl and as many thrills as possi ble. Coach Reffing and the team members- are determined to give a uu me uuys ou uie team, wnai is a iew aeieais: rne proper way MEXICO CITY ?n ixk- " m give a to look at, we believe here at ML AngeL However, we're determined few of w brothers in the loop 4 - f-, r v, r,, k:- v I : uVI Southwestern can took, for sleight- ., :f. vS. ...sr. to give a few of the Duration big brothers many uneasy minutes this season. of -hand tricks with the pigskin when it meets the University of Reiling has already offered his New Year's wish, also. He wishes ulrn p7m n hm that all this year's green material will not flunk out time next year's H'!!. SunBp basketball turnout is due, as last year's promising team did this year. Reiling recently lost 17 Bee team aspirants because they couldn't maintain a B" average in grades scolastically. Mt Angel Preparatory school requirements insist students pass in five solid subjects with at least a 75 per cent grade in each. If they don't no athletics. The situation doesn't make for an athletic, paradise, as you can see. The Preps would have doubtlessly been aided considerably by the return of one Joe Red" Bielemeier, the baseball-basketball pitcher. this season, but the red head's amateur athletic career ended a few at El Paso, Texas, on New Year's day. The Pumas are. experts at ball-hiding, and are good . pass? snatchers, but gave a weight dis advantage. They have the benefit of excellent coaching,, but. lack, of experience against rough-and-ready elevens first . - class many uneasy minutes this winter, What appeared to be a promis ing Bee squad was ruined by ex animations recently when 17 as pirants failed to pass the stiff Mt Angel scholastic .requirements, Members of the varsity team, with class and height listed in that or der respectively: Vincent Traeger, senior. $-11; -Louie i urin, senior, uiue ueu. senior, S-S;'. Lawrence Schmidt, senior. 6-0: Jake Hubert; senior. 5-8.:.r Lerov In Mexico City sport circles, the Obersinner, senior. S-l; Edgar Butsch. " - viuiu uiutu at w St, . ' 1 senior. - B-l! . UUIIW Nal uninr months ago whn he inked that Brooklyn Dodger contract for Torn l,cansJarT """W ine 2un 'Albert Schnider. senior. Downey. Reiling holds no remorse for the deed, however, as he be lieves Bielemeier will go far in professional baseball. Bowl underdogs, despite the en thusiasm of Coach Bernard A. I Hoban and "his boys. NeaL aeni Leon Berning, sophomore,: 5-;i senior, 5-8 ,- at - wsrrr - w js . . '. : i fiaitlierS Wftll1 blXett tor Boxing Tourney Dated Mulligaii Sees WIL Reopening Bishop &Co. SEATTLE, Dee. 26- Bill i Mnlllgan, business manager of the.. Seattle.. Salniers returned home today from the New York State baseball conferences just check fall ef optimism about - baseball prospects In the Pacific northwest for 1945. First, ef course, Mulligan was full ef en- thusiasm about the probabilities - ef the Eainlers really going plae- es with the bunch ef new talent already picked up and in sight. ; Second, be declared : himself convinced that the revival next season ef the suspended Western International league not only Is possible, bat probable and feasi ; ble. Directors ef : the . Pacific ' Coast league, be said, are en . thnslastlc about the prospects ef the reopening ef the W-f league and consider It likely manpower te bring about the revival win be available. -The bet stove league brought plenty of new (aces to the Se" . attle lineup this winter, lnclnd- - lag Firstbaseman George - Me : Donald ef San Diego, at the cost ef Third Sacker Dick Gyselman. Ilowever, Joe Dobbins can cover ' second and a deal with Cincin nati Is expected to bring la eith . er a second baseman or shortstop te work Into, the keystone com bination - with Bob '- Gorbould, who capably' fills either spot Charles Alene from the Cincln rati clnb will take ever third. ' To the' outfield string ef Dill llathesen. Soy 1 Johnson, Bill Hats,' Jack Vtlpr'.a -and Taal Carpenter, add the ilurjing Ted ( SPOKANE, Dec. 20 -(iT)- J. D, Meyer, president of the State High School Athletic association, an nounced today that the first an Bump Coug ars FORT LEWIS, Dec. 20-WV3ail Bishop, former , Washington stale Vv.KL.La t A ' an - orocn, m powcrnonse as me - thmt ia k fw mora oe 1-i. m.L n . I " fntul Via i a JZ w TT ZT Washington SUte coUege March III JTZZT" City was added te the pitching! . - f J. g3 tq 42, at the Post gym to- nual Washington .Ute prep bJ?; sUff In a deal with the Yankees which gave Seattle outright pos session ef John Babfch,' who will be a starter In 1945. ' Another pitcher Is, expected front Phlla delphia which also is supplying the Giant catcher, Bob . Finley, whe will work with veteran Hal Saeme behind the plate. Badgers Nip Seahaivks MADISONj Wis, 'Dec.1 2d i(Jf) With- Guard Bill Johnson -paving the -way with IS points, , Wiscon sin's Badgers overcame a stub born - Iowa .Preflight basketball team; tonight to register a 31-43 triumph" -' their third in' four starts -- and break the Seahawks' six-game winning streak. ; ' Hershey . Skaters Win PITTSBURGH, Dec. 20-tiP)-The Hershey BcyBrs once again within a week, took . over the Pittsburgh Hornets J here in an American hockey league ' contest 8-3 before 1500 fans. . 15th Straight for Rice MOTS night The Warriors led all the way holding a 28-21 advantage at halftime. Vlnce Hansen .was high for the Cougars with IS points.' 1 .Top Team in Action I v c a Is West Point's Army football team; voted this week th e nation's boat team ef 1944, shews one reason why In this photo. John Minor runs t a touchdown practically au Dy nimseu at leii curing sne aa w rout ef Notre Dame. . . r . ."' -' - - r By nward V. DALLAS. Dec." 20-(ilVDon't be surprised, say ' Cotton Bowl plli : dais, if the big stadium is jammed; tot the last. row. "January .1 when Texas .; Christian and" Oklahoma hook, up, in a wide-open" battle It's because .of the prospectve offensive ' struggle that tickets "JUsl the ninth, annual i bowl game at going "ike ice cream cones at m county: political rally. ; i P. C Cobb, director, of H ticket sales, said ' today there had bee-i the largest advance .; reservation! for any year except 1941 when Texas A and' M met 'Fordham Around 25,000 tickets have; been disposed--of. Thfy're now selling i between the t five-yard and goal iines. i;!::' ;v ;: V r ; Cobb would not forecast a sell- put of 46,500 but ether bowl offiH cials thought prospects were gooq jfor the stadium to be filled as itj was in 1941. Conn cua , say ne tHftiio-hti there would not be less i than 3S'000 and it probably would; ; go higher; v.-.:?; y ;-! Swelling- Hie crowa w 1 1 i oe 10.000 service men who will re ceive 'tickets rasguest'of-'civilians TrostBowl' liiie Tennessee '11' ! Duck Pin f Scores PASADENA, Calif., Dec 2HJPl Tennessee's Volunteers arrived today and immediately started Ladles leasoe. FENNEVS . (Z) Handicap - Vincent Reese Penny Meeca ., Bye B. A B. CoarC , m '' in iv vis j -111 140 1SS 414 L120 113 75308 ; 154 419 134387 J1S 14 165427 76 47 SI 204 'East' Eleven Arrives in SF Totals .731 155 S10 2316 BONNERS (2) Handlcso prepanng ior tneir rew xearsicuooison -. day Rose Bowl game with; South- 2i?on ern California.. . LeBiane Coach John Barnhill put his 33 WUso cnarges tnrougn a brisk: two-nour Totals Ht-i11 st nA maiA tst r klannu1 urnrk I - : ; . : r: , r .1 kuinsmitb?s ) uu i;us tn.c uuuj iui scvci- Handicap al days to make up , for time lost I ify at home due to bad weather. He grinned broadly at the warm sun which greeted the Vols. "A few days of this is what we need most," he said. Meanwhile, USC Coach Jeff S50 .168 : 7s .139 .131 .112 250 100 85 100 47 in 250750 103371 106277 112351 SI 259 109-313 .876 684 761 ,2321 rrye Kleinsmnn X. Williams I WUUams . 139 139 139 417 . M 123- 74203 140 120 101361 .137 155 ,149441 .118 201 1604 .121 136 142399 Totals COX'S ) Handicap .753 SV4 774 2401 Cravath was experimenting with PuWny his .line, w6rking sub tackles, at cSuiSer guard posts to put even more I B7 weisn. z-um me nara-cnargmg Totals vol forward wall. Cravath warned his players that Tennessee's line would be tike strongest college wall they have faced. ' 204 1121 84 97 204 204 612 132 154407 122 109315 se as 281 J133- 138121 392 i 98 120 74292 .739 913 747 5' Topped By W-Linn, 22-10 CANBY Coach Don Deming's Duration League Canby Cougars U of Os Rally For 50-45 Win T. Smith (2) stein (0) Etzel (1) Markee (4) , Holstead (0) canby sut: man 2. Referee: Bauer. (13) Matile McMunrren . 2) Mintx Von 3. West Linn: Ziel- G. (2) BELLTNGHAM, Dec; 20 -(ff) Breaking a 40-40 tie in the last two minutes of a basketball game which saw them behind, most of opened their season at West Iinnl tne time, the University; of Ore Tuesday night in an out-of-leaeue Eon quintet defeated ii Western hoop clash and were turned back, iWeahlngton College, of Education zz-io. The Cougars, unable tol tonight 50-45 una a chcking combination, trail-j Ken Hays, Oregon center, bat- r nauume. center Matile ted in several rebounds-and Wil- of the winners hemped 13 markers Vina aided with a long shot to to dominate scoring. In the pre-1 break the tie, -Havs tied for high L TTT M. -p . .1 " " urn uicvvrest unn isees Uiumpnea th 55ivrfsnn nt fillm. over uanoys, 86-13. ham with 11 noints. BelHnehftm riVDV ,t,V MV . - ...... I M : " " . f -KI I . M 11 J 4 (21 A Smith I c u u b tir suuoer time1 In the first period ; beld 27-13 lead. OREGON (56) (45) BCIXtNGHAM Wllktns (10) .F 9) GUday Smith (t) r s Hay Hays (11) C (11) Sivertson Track Trouble Brews Hamuton o o e wark BUDfQiUHuni; union nuuci 1 1. Tf.M4i t n11f nK .rvt . OairilMlr 1AUV . V,li I, C. ZU.-tftT I (3). An injunction suit designed to prevent reopningof vtoe Agua j3 Diyidcnd for Cards VO-fCUkC 1WCUSUL UJ 11V 1 IIILCI- ests will be filed here within a ST. LOUIS, Dec. . 20.-UP)-T h e few days, Eduardo Bustamante. I board of 'directors of the world attorney for the Agua Caliente champion St Louis Cardinals vot ed a S3 dividend to the club's 130 stockholders today. 'The div idend payment 'will total $30,456 on the 10,152 shares ef stock, ap proximately 75 per cent of which I is held by President Sam; Bread- on. During their regular 1944 sea son me Cardinals played to 489,- 433 paying spectators : at Sports mans Park and to 660,077 on the jockey dub, said today. ;., HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 20 -Uft The Rice 'institute Owls defeated the - Pentathlon -Military ' quintet of Mexico City here tonight 62-32, for their 13th consecutive victOTy fields and crops. It isnt an destruction that War Bond dollars buy. Here are an afed Italian and his three younar children rejoicing over a sack: of vheat sup Dlied to them and which is to be madeinto spaghetti at Castellam- mare wnere tne war cas icve-ca uxe Cline's Coffee Shoppers swept three from Salem Hardware; Cap ital Bedders whitewashed Karr's and - Acme Auto .Wreckers took a pair 'from Ramage's 7-Uppers In Major league bowling at Perfec tion last night . 4 All '600' bowling and individual honors were; taken care of in the ; Coffee Shopper-Hardware ' series. Walt Cline, sr., of the former quint and Hi Haman of the latter tossing i 608 and 618, respectively. ! Cline tossed a 229 single game which .was tops, also. .- i." ; :;V ,if 1 SALEM HAKDWAKSVC) Handicap V 45 43 45 13S Thede MS 169 S 153437 Krejcl ,.,,.,. ,.191.- 145 . 1S7 473 Hoar ! 54 150 14S-450 ! West , , ; ,191 171 178540 Haman , 194 213 211 6 ToUls -J ..890 893 890 2853 CLINK'S COrTEB SHOP (1) Handicap i ;t 57 57 57 171 Cline. sr. ' ' 183 225 200 08 W. . Valdex .. . ,191 - 146 220557 Kirctuter.--.I85. 158 149492 Kinr 170 162 147479 Ma this , ,;,.,. 163 189 177529 KAKK'S (9) Hamucao Thmah - ' Karr Murdoch: . Bono ' Cline, Jr. Totals 1 CAPITAL BEDDING CO. (3) Handicap 94 54 Poulia 170 jio Larson to 169 Weld. aa iso Ricks , , , , m 167 Pago . 154 172 53 53 53 1591-.. i -.- U4 193 150-467 I If Iff. I II MatCfl JM?Ct 160 161 4991 O w; MI 1BV SZI I --- a , -Wr M m , At- .158 168 191 517 1 VlAJrt-, -"SC. - .rvrr-u .147 174 194-515 1 leuc directors of the Big Ten will discuss: a successor to the late John - X- Griffith as conference J mgm KIUKUC VWUU UUUU k W UWV- 176554 ling of the National ' Collegiate 1 Athletic association in Columbus, 177526 1 Ohio,' January 12-13. 177903 .847 899 938 2684 Totals -858 962 .969 2774 XA MAGE'S J-VY (1) Handicap 70 Walters ., ': 211 Kenyoa . DeGuire.. 168 158 Zahare . 149 15S Coo 179 214 , 70 170 -174 177 70 210 145526 168519 163489 165470 184-576 1 Totals .950 943 893 2790 I ACM WCRS (2) Handicap Kay .,;,, .,,;.. 202 .171. HarrweU - 174 211 Woeley ., -186 174 Garbarino.i . , .167 J9 Steinbock , ' 213 179 ToUls -949 937 950 2838 58 174! 190563; 201586 186646 138444 179573 Totals -1002 932 ' 952 2838 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-iP) -Slightly train weary but other wise fit, the 23-man- squad of Eastern football stars arrived here today to begin practice, for. the East-West charity contest, New Year's day. Coaches Bernie Bier man and George Hauser, both of Minnesota, and Andy Kerr, Col gate, sent their charges through a workout and planned a longer one for tomorrow. l! The 24th' member of the squad, all-America Halfback Les Horj vath of Ohio State will leave the middle west Ciristmas " eve t join his team mates here. He re mained behind to catch trn on stu dies. f - A The western squad also worked 1 . out for the first tune, Coaches Homer Norton of Texas A&M and Or in E. Holllngbery, former Washington State college mentor, supervising the practice. SEATTLE. Dec. VtQ--Lme-f ups for Seattle's annual Christmas day Frost Bowl baseball game-," a 'li. Jl..U. - Jn4 nntVl Torfil pair, o-- tiuui uvuk. -, ., . Coast league and semi-pro. stars! was announced. tonight The pro! ; gram, X sponsored : for charity; b i th KMttl S and 0 club' a base-f pail-. lana .A vmu,- wm v, -. high school -honor roll, football players.-- -. - V (; The lineups in batting order-)' ' ' -- ai TT.-:. inciuae: . xonn ope cer xiani Portland, first base and outfield; Al Kretchmar, ex-Seattle Rainier in the coast guard, shortstop; Bill McNaimee, former Rainier, catch er: Johnny Penso, Rainiers, third '; base; ' Chet Johnson, r: San Diego Padre sold to St. Louis urowns, first base;. Clarence Federmeyer; Portland Beavers, pitcher; Hal Spindel, Rainiers, sold to Phila delphia .Nationals, catcher. Chet Johnson will relieve Federmeyer - on the mound. - - South Dick Gyselman, Rainier sold to San Diego, third; Marvin Rickert, former Western Interna tional leaguer sold to Tulsa, right field: Morry Abbott, San Diego, left field; Frank Tincup, Seattle and San Diego, pitcher. Joe Dem- oran, eatue, -piicner. utners m the lineups are semi-pros. a - jayy ees Monmouth Hi 'Cats-Sailors Tilt Postponed 'The basketball game between Willamette U and Astoria Naval base, scheduled f er the; WU gym Friday night, has been postponed at the reeinest of the Sailors quint, annennced Ath letic Director Lei Sparks last night. The Astoria players are involved In- ChrhUmas leaves. ' The game will probably be re scheduled In January. Mean while the Tats are angling for a game this weekend In Port land, possibly with the Oregon Medics. ; . .. . .' Monmoutli Cagers Smack Periydale r MONMOUTH The Monmouth high - Wolves trounced Perrydale here Tuesday night, 36-11. The winners led 16-6 at halftime after blanking the "Dales in the open ing quarter. Center McFJroy, with;! i . points, iea tne scoring. Next game for the Wolves comes Thurs day night when they tangle with the. Salem high Jayvees here. MONMOUTH C36) (U) PERRTDALE paruow ) r , ., 7) Kester Petty 6- Ti (0 Rolando McElroy (14) C . 3 Retmer McLean (6) 0 . 0) Martin Fresh (8) ..-....C (1) Vender hoof uinciau: uuipon and McLean. Mosconi Holds Cue Lead NEW ORK,' Dec 20.-(iT-Wa lie Mosconi, world champion pocket' billiards artist, held a com manding lead of five blocks to two in his 13-block non - title match with Ralph Greenleaf to day. ;,..;;;.;....: WINTER TOP COATS S & N C-othiers 454 State-. . Paleri DRS. CHAN ...LAM Dr.T.T-aaNJD. ' DrjO.CaaJMl J. CHINESE Herbalists : i 241 North Liberty Opstalrs Portland General Bectrte Co Office- - open Saturday, only 10 a m. to 1 tun.: to 7djtj.- Con- niltaUon. Blood pressure and urine - J -J --. 0i4 EMW ,f UW klMi II ilM. lince 1917. - MONMOUTH A Salem high school basketball 4 team, makes .its . first appearance, here . Tbursday night when, the trndefeated Vikinf Jayvees, coached by . Hennan Schwartzkopf, ; , clash with . .the , Monmouth . Wolves in ".art C eight o'clock game. , The Salem Sopho more second string is slated to meet the Wolves Bees in the pre liminary, t . . , j 1 Monmouth, winner , of , three straight games, wfl probably start the game with Partlow and Petty. as forwards, -McElroy as center - and McLean and Fresh as guards. The Jayvees will be seeking their fifth straight victory. Suavely Signs With Tarheels i CHAPEL HILL, ,NC, Dec 20 -tqP)yCarl Snavely, v head , football coach at Cornell since 1936, ac cepted appointment today as head coach at the University of North Carolina, where he was mentor in 1934 and 1935. The contract calls for a five-year job. Dr. Robert B. House, dean of administration said ihe selection was subject to ratifi cation by the North Carolina board of trustees. , no no Inoalatlon AYZ I'P TO 39 i :i rj:L coirs : Re! 2.C3 aiVit- a v run estimati r vsreefcao STORES rhone 1144 ' ; .' Cor. Liberty A Center SL
