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Tk OREGON STATESMAN, Salem.. Oreyoru Sunday Morning. Januarr 23, 1945
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Ball Biggies.
. Important Meeting -f
; Opens Next Friday
By Bos Hsm '.:'
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2T.-P)-A
semi-essential ' dassifieatian for
baseball to keep the game going
In 1945 may be one of the possibil
ities that bigwigs of the sport will
discuss m New York Friday? Base
ball people, reluctant all along to
be quoted on wartime problems,
nevertheless have indicated they
feel a 'semi-essential rating could
be Justified on this basis
During the ball season, lei avail
able "players follow then- profes
sion; during the dx months off
season, use them in the war jobs
for which they are best fitted. In
this way, ball players could per
form double duty not only con
tribute to the essential victory un
dertaking, but also do their normal
bit in aiding. morale,
This might make it possible for
the army, navy and war manpower
. commission to channel back into
the sport some physically rejected
. men, plus others discharged from
""service and 4-F's not yet called
up for ';. review . under proposed
manpower control , legislation,
Baseball's position ; is further
outlined by its wartime record
to' date: number of games played
In training camps, 800. Men in
uniform admitted free 'to league
games, 4,500,000. Contributions in
high figures to ball-and-bat funds,
In radio, picture and personal ap
pearances here and overseas.
' Exemplary action in being
among the first to carry out office
of defense transportation requests
to reduce travel, winning public
praise from ODT,
; ! High percentage of men in uni
form of 5,800 players in game
. at time, of Pearl Harbor,' 5,400
now in. service . . , few, if any,
outstanding players returned to
i the game. -
: j Manpower needs for continu
ance: 1,800 of the 4-Fs not yet
. called, - and of rejected and -dis
charged ' men, would supply both
majors and miners. Last season.
thereiwere jonly 1,270 players .
the. majors can get along on about
. 100.
Mill Qty, Detroit
Post Basketball Wins
lj MILL CITY Mill City Timber
wolves topped Sublimity, 31-14,
and Detroit bumped Aumsville
Bangers, 35-26, Friday-night as
the second half of South, Marion
B league basketball play opened
Mill City led; 18-7 at halftime but
the Detroit-Aumsville fame was
tie 13-sl J. It was Detroit's eighth
straights win."
MUX CITY 31
Poole ia r
Megntsch, (9) .F
WriglesworUi (4) C
Ftrmcn 8 G
Shelton (4), G
Sublimity -sub
- Ken Selpp.
DKTBOIT (J5) .
Cannon (It)
Whit (
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Sears (4.
Dickey. (2)
C14) SUBLIMITY
44) Nightingale
. (0) Schumacher
: (9) Bents
... 0 Birkholz
. Van Hand!
Frossh 1. Eefei
2) AUMSVILLS
. r.. (B Gilbert
-F (0) Da Ike
. C (6) Morrison
G (10) Busby
G.. .' 3) Nichols
0SC Faces Tough Falouse Jaunt This Week
OREGON STATE COLLEGE. '
Jan.' 27-(SpeciaI)-Ta dreaded ;
fonr-games-m-five-nlglits read
trip le the Inlaad Empire looms
en the Oregon State basketball
slate t or the eosaing week. Coach ;
Slats' GUI and his men will leave
Corvallis Monday afternoon- for
Pullman where they will open
against Washington State Toes
day and Wednesday nlfbis. Fol
lowing - the Cougar: series, the "
Oranremen ; will swing ever tm
nearby, Moscow for s p a 1 r of
contests with Idaho Friday and
Saturday. - - . ,
'Although they have won four
straight conference battles, the
Beavers must take at least three
ef the few games next week if
they are to stay In. the thick of
red hot northern division pen
nant ; chase. Losing their first
three starts pat the Orange In
position where they can only
, afford to lose one more confer
ence battle If they are' to have
. a . chance at the championship.
GUI's men already held two vic
tories over Washington State by !
scores of 54-3? and 48-58.
- The Beavers and Yandals will
be meeting for the tint time this
season at Bloscew. Idaho is re
ported to have! a potent team led
by John Taylor, flashy fresh
man center, and Lea Pyne, high
scorhur letterman guard.'-The
Vandals. dropped two close de
cisions to Oregon and tost two
to Washington at Seattle , last
week, bat almost upset the Hus
kies the first Jdght p. C
Trip
bvW
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(Continued from page , 14)
our shows wis presented in a
little . German town one - Sunday
afternoon. The! back of the thea
ter had been blown out by bombs
and artillery. Caavas was hung as
a back stage drop, to shut out the
light We. ate ; spam and spuds,
marmalade and frankfurters and
gloated over an occasional steak,
we ate in mess halls that had been
hit by 88s within 24 hours and we
billeted in houses that a few days
later were bombed and strafed.
We saw buzz bombs and heard
them until they became a . mere
routine noise In a jittery world.
For a week and a half we were
in a series of buzz bomb alleys.
One sputtered but while we were
giving a show One night. It landed
about half a mile away. Windows
bellied and shattered. Doors still
Court St Radio AddL
Good Housekeeping
saicm LrOit WIUD ;
Portland Gen. Xlec
Woodbuxa ' j. t '
Senator Barbers '
Keith Brown Co.
Master Bread ..
Pauius i Bros. .. '
Hartman Bros. -
runland
remaining on
open. .
We, motored
at night, when
their hinges blew
along lonely roads
curfews kept most
travelers in quarters. We gave
the password to " suspicious sen
tries and showed our dogtags to
allay suspicions. We talked with
the wounded In hospitals. We
stood with ' lumps in our throats
as General Boiling pinned Lieu
tenants bars on three sergeants
who. had won commissions on the
of battle. This! -was, in a gloomy
candlelit basement
We felt a bit ashamed of those
lumps in the throat But when
the ceremony ended. Gen. Boiling
turned lo us and said: "If that
soldier had said one more word,
I'd have burst out crying right on
his shoulder.' Imagine his 'Hoping,
sir, that 111 -prove worthy of this
honor." !
We felt better about the lumps
in the throat after that
Junior High Hooping.
At U p-to-Date Glance
INTRA M IK AX, LEAGUE
L- i " i
Parrish Cards
Parrish Reds 444
Leslie Whitest 3
Parrish Greens J
Parrish Grays -.3
Leslie Bkfcks J
Leslie Blues- 1
Leslie Golds U0
FcU Pf Pa
1 .800 131 111
1 J6O0 143 102
2 300 11S 102
2 .800 132 108
1 .600 131 85
s .400 ioi sa
4 -2O0 B 132
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rsxic wmj ... . V m .vw v j-w
Leading scorers Ken 'Gibson. Reds,
82; Carlos HouckJ Cards, 46: Bob Funk,
Whites. 39; Hugh Bellinger. Greens,
39: Jack -Miller. Blacks. 38; Don Wil
son, Reds. 33: BUI Day, Grays. 3Z:
Ralph Morgall. Grays. 30: Harry Cul-
bertsoiv Blacks. 129; Davie Chamber'
lain. Greens. 28. 1 1
Games this week: Tuesday, at Par
rish ' Blacks vs. Grays. - Golds vs
Cards: Wednesday, at Leslie Blues
vs. Reds. Whites vs. Greens; Thurs
day, at Parrish.! Cards vs. Greens,
Detroit sub- fryer 4: Aumsville Grays vs. Reds: Friday, at Leslie. Blues
Hotmqulst 1. . vs. 'Golds, Blacks vs. Whites.
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In links Meet
Eight-handicapped Ted Cham
bers fashioned out a four-over-par
78 in the opening day firing
of the 72-hole sweepstakes tour
ney at Salem golf course; yester
day and led a fieia of 22 start
ers across! ; the finish line. His
net 68 was one blow better than
the 79-10 C9 posted by Tom
Wise 1 and two bitter, than: the
80-1070 carded by John Emlen.
- Additional play will-be turned
in today and considerable; scoring
win likely be charted S la "the
Eclectic meet which alsoj opened
yesterday. The ' Men's - clubbers
will, sit in on a feast next Thurs
day night at the club.
COMMEaCIAL LEAGUE (Manday) '
,W L Pet.
Goidies Of Silverton
3S
J601
.667
M9
.500
.500
JbOO
J500
.333
.333
.187
Averages lead in? 10 bowlera? Thrush
182. Garbarino - 174. W. Valdez 1S9.
Scales 109, Strode 168. McCluskey 168.
Dahlberg 187. P. Valdea 187, Steele
in, Ksysura ?6o. - . ..c-.. ,
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE (Tuesdays)
Interstate Tractor
B osier -Electric
Capital City Laundry
Mayflower Milk .,,..
scio , :
Armour Star , -- -
Brite Spot
-10
-9
Salenr , Police . , ; ,
Papermakera
Trade Council (AFL)
Keith I Brown Co.
M ft F Grocery
JB33
.7SO
.667
-JS87
.861
.583
J00
.417
J33
350
.250
.083
Salem Hardware Co.
Kan's
Ramage's 7-UP -i.
Acme Auto Wreckers
Capital Bedding Co.
Averages leading 10 bowlers
185, Cline. sr. 184. Coel84. HartweU
182. West 181, Kay
Krejct 178, Haman
dm Jh 17a . '
181. Thrush
179. Mathis
Hopsters Topple
IMoiimoutb, 26- 5
MONMOUTH Independence
high walloped Monmouth, here
I aga I x nuaj- iukui, iu iwuci
,417 1 bail game. Tne uopsters usea a
fast break with close checking
under the -basket for their bulge.
They had a 16-5 lead at halftime
r 383
1
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HELENA, Mont. Jan. 27--The
problems ef wartime bas
ketball have ballooned for
Coach Jlgrs Dahlberg ef Mon
tana. "The draft has been' so
tough ' on as recently .. that Tve
played the last two games
knowing- only a ceaple mt the
players, he said, " 1
nve played last night with
gym class recruits and I doat
eves know them ta speak to-i-aad
after tonight's game t lose
two. of them ta the navy. I lost 1
two amers last "MondayT' -
Turner 45' Hikes Fund
TURNEB Clubs a n d schools
have responded generously with
contributions, for; the March of
Dimes here. The ;Tarner basket
ball team collected $21.10 for its
polio game Tuesday night against
Gates. . ; , -: ; t . J
LADIES LEAGUE (Thartoays)
Sears, Roebuck . Co. .,. , k , 7
Keglettes I .,,-5
Nicholson Insurance ; -.
Broadway Beauty Shop
Miller Furniture
Quisenberry'S ., ,, ,, ;
AcleUn's Bootery;
Woolworths I ,. . .,
Rial to
179,
178,
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.444
and were paced by Center Jones
with" 14 points. Monmouth Bees
won the prelim. 23-14. 1
HTDEPEND. (28) (U) MONMOUTH
Girard 0 ,- T ,. . ... tl ParUow
Pattoa tt J 4) Petty
Jones (14) r- (4 McHravy
Waddle- (8) G , ,', . (2) McLean
Addisoa (3) G f4 rresn
Referee WUlhite of ; Sheridan.
Ferrin Paces Ute Win
SALT LAkE Crry, Jan. 27-(tf)
- - ;j
Arnold Ferrin continued to pace
Big Seven scorers ' as he led, his
Utah university cagers to a 65-39
win tonight over - Denver, renin
flicked -22 points through ' the
laces. . ' ' '
Badgers Move Up
CHICAGO Jan. 27.-(p-Wis-
conshr's Badgers moved ...Into
fourth"- place in ; the wide-open
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211 N. Liberty 8t Salem. Ore.
western basketball chase tonight
when they .came from behind in
the last minute of play to defeat
Narth western, 44 to 43. 1
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Averages leadina 10 bowlera: Mathia
175. W. Valdex ITS. Krirt 111 Mr.
Cluskey 171, Kenyon 171, Riches 170.
feaerson ibb. Zeller 168, Bone 168.
Olney 168. Aleshire 166. - -
MAJOR LEAGUE (Wednesdays)
Cllne'a Coffee Shop :, a S .750
Western Paper Cbnv.
Averages leading 10 bowlers
Garbarino 163. M. PouUn i 153, Jones
1S2. Lloyd 148. Thrush 14U Allen 140,
McNeil 140. Meyer 140, Averill 139,
Holt 138, McRail38. Aleshire 138.
MERCANTILE LEAGUE (Pridayil
Statesman ; ., - ., v, 8 . 1 JB33
Rigdons Ji i : 4 S 67
LaRoche-Pink Elephant 3 3 JO0
Keith Brown Co.. , ,. 3 1 JW
Vinee's Electric i -.2 4. ,J33
Western Paper - Conv. S .167
Averages leading 10 bowlers: - H.
Barr 170. Welch, 169. Rodriquez 161,
Hammer 160, J. Albrich 152, Donovan
151, Talbot 150, Willecke 150, Cokerl
148. Mercer 147.!
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