The OHEGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Sunday Morning; February 25, 1313
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fcHEMAWA Smothering De
j troit high under at barrage of bas
I kets here last night, the Chema
I wa Indians copped the Marion
! county T3" basketball title with
a 63 to 20 win. It was the second
straight win for the Redskins In
a best two out of three series, and
earns them the right to take on
St Johns high of Milwaukie next
week in the sub-district elimina
tions. '
The outcome was never in doubt
last night, with Chemawa throw
ing a blanket defense at the Lions
and galloping to a 38 to 9 half-
time lead. Buck Logan was the
offensive leader tossing in 22
points, while Chet Ashman and
Merle Williams each canned an
even dozen.
In the prelim Chemawa's Pa
pooses won the "B" team cham
pionship of the Duration league
by beating the Molalla reserves
35 to 31 with Tommy Williams
hitting 11 points for high point
honors. Each team had beaten the
other once in the regular season's
play. . .
CHEMAWA (U) (Z) DERTOIT
Cooper 4 T a Sruta
Logan 22 T 8 Dickey
Ashman 12 .C Moort
Minthorn 4 n , 1 Sean
Williams 12 O 2 Fryer
Sub for Chemawa Jackson 3.
Charley 2, Sattacum 4; for Detroit
VY i A Ail
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Cannon 8. Officials
Lefty Wilder.
Jo Rogers and
Bowling Scores
COMMERCIAL. LEAGUE (Mondays)
W L Pet
Good Housekeeping 12 8
Court St. Radio AppL - 11
Woodburn . . .10 S
Senator Barbers , .,. 10 t
Funland 18 S
Goldiet. Silverton - - -10 t
Paulas Bros. -.,., 10
Keith Brown 8 8
11 11
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.380
.389
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Master Bread ,
Hartman Bros.
Salem Golf Club
Portland Gen. Elec ...
Averages leading 10 bowlers: Thrush
180. Carbarino 17S. Scales 171. Me
Cluskey 110. Strode 169. W. Valdez
168. P. Valdes 167, Hauser 166. Dahl
berg 168. Walters 166.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE fTaesdays)
Interstate Tractor 10 S .792
Boster Electric '
Armour's Star
Mayflower Milk
Capital City Laundry
SClO
Brit Spot
Salem Police
Keith Brown Co.
M A F Grocery
Papermakera
Trade Council (AFL
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Averages leading 10 bowlers: Ma this
174. W. Valdez 173. Krejct 173. Kenyon
172. McCluskcy 171, Bone 169. Riches
is. Federsoa 16a. Peterson 1ST, zel
ler 167.
MAJOR LJCAGCK (Wednesday!)
Cline's Coffee Shop IT 7 .708
Salem Hardware Co. 13 11 .542
Capital Bedding Co. J.. 12 12 MO
Karr's H 13 .458
Acme Auto Wreckers , 10 14 .417
Bamage's 7-Up 8 IS .373
Averages leading 10 bowlers: Poulln
IBS. Clme. sr. 186. Coe 184. Kay 183,
Hartwell 1S2. Clme. Jr. 181. West 180,
W. Valdez 180, Krejci 17S. Thrush 178.
E.ADIKS league (Thursdays)
Miller Furniture 18 S .762
Sears, Roebuck 14 7 .687
Broadway Beauty Shop 13 8 .819
Keglettea ...n 10 .524
Woolworth S 10 8 .556
Acklin Bootery 3 12 .429
Quisenberry's B 12 .429
. Bialto -x ... S 10
Nicholson Insurance 8 13
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way to making it two straight with
the basketball team.
In case you haven't noticed,
Coach "Chief Thompson's gang
has captured the flag in the Mar
ion county race. The! Indian kids
are now but half-a-dozen games
away j from the district B-l berth
in the state tourney, and from
what we've seen of other class B
units 7 hereabouts this season.
there's nothing much which says
the ex-Oregon State fullback won't
herd his team smack into the blue-
ribbon classic next month.
Statistically, Chemawa has won
23 .and lost only five games' this
season-, four of the five losses to
class "A" schools. Up until Wood
burn's Duration champs toppled
'em Friday night, the Indians had
captured 11 in a row, Including
two lopsided nods over both Stay
ton i and . Silverton. class "A"
schools awaiting district 11 tour
ney play. Better still in this giant-
killing field, the Indians trounced
strong Lebanon two weeks ago on
the Warriors' own floor'.
Not a big ball club as basketball
teams go, the Indians more than
of fse4r this with a well-balanced
scoring attack. The Redskins, and
there's but eight of 'em on the
team, seem to divvy up the scoring
from game to game. One night
swift little Bill Yallup, an excel
lent ball-handler, incidentally, will
lead the way. The next night it
might be Howard Logan, a 5-foot
10-inches, or Chet Ashman, 6-foot
1-mcher center. Then lanky 6-
footer Merle Williams, the football
triple-threater, takes over the next
night or shares with Calvin Pic-
ar6S another 6-footer. Bob Satia-
cum gets in his share also, as does
Sylf ester Minthorn. All were
members of Thompson's "T tot
ing championship football team.
Whether they make the state
tourney or not remains to be seen.
Even if they upset the dope and
fail to make it, they'll have none
theless played a successful season.
The Indians finished second in the
"A" Duration circuit not at all
bad; for a class "B" school.
And from the looks of Thomp
son's Bee team basketball material
and: the undergrads on last fall's
championship grid eleven (10 of
the 11 starters), the Indians! stand
a fine chance of. holding that re
gained spot in the sun for quite a
spell.
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Final! Duration
Scoring. Facts
381
.238
Western Paper Conv ... 5
Averages leading 10 bowlers Gar
barino J62. Poulin 155, Lloyd 146,
Thrush 141. McNeil 140. : Meyer 140
Allen 139. Holt 138, Aleshire 138, McRae
138. Averill 138.
MERCANTILE LEAGUE (Fridays)
Statesman 12 .667
Vtnces Electric , 12 8 .667
Rigdon's 1 t 8 .300
-Keith Brown Co. . i 6 10
LaRoche-Plnk Elephant ,8 10
Western Paper Conv. S IS J78
Averages leading 10 bowlers: W
Valdec 183. H. Barr 172. Welch 166,
Hammer 161. Donovan 154, Rodriquez
iu. raioot iu, wuiecK j. ai
brich 151, Mercer 148.
WOODBURN With two playi-
ers Center Bill Austin and Guard
Charley Sauvain of Woodburn set
ting new records, the individual
scoring derpy In the 194$ Dura
tion:, league came to a close , with
the circuit f season Friday night
AustuVtookjover the championship
throne with 150 points In 10 games
15 -per game, realized via 62 field
goals and .29 free? throws. The
mark betters by-15 points the 135
records; set by Sauvain last year.
Sauvain himself topped his last
year's mark with 138 points, 5?
field goals and 24 free tosses. The
pair will form a formidable scor
ing combine in the: district tour
ney this week at ML AngeL -j.
Little Dale Bennett of Silverton
wound up third in ;the race with
117 points and ended at three the
number of; players topping the
00 mark. The final scoring stand
ings for the top 10 players:
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Kleinsmith 1 . G 4 Balonsifer
Coats 4 ...G 1 Gartner
Sub for Lutheran Meyer 3.
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Barnholdt 6 F 0 Stark
Caley 8 .... C 1 Paulus
Boatman 0 G 0 Kelley
Mcconnville 3 .G...i 9 Duval
CHRISTIAN (3) (31) W. SALEM
Stevens 0 F.. 10 Phillips
Meyers 0 F , 0 Van Hess
Dave 0 C...., 8 Lyman
Taylor 2 G .. . 4 Benson
Kowitx 1 G.- 8 Mikkleson
LUTHERAN "A" (7) (16) W. SALEM B
Liudahl 0 .... r S Vandermeer
Gartner 4 F . 2 Haugen
Anderson 0 C , 4 Lyman
Sloan 1 G 2 Miller
Langen j G 0 Lawrence
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Oregon State 48, Idaho 38.
WSC 53. Washington 45. 1.,
Kansas 64. Missouri 33. "
Arkansas 87, Texas A-t M 36. "
North Carolina 49, Duke 38.
Temple 39. Perm State 28.
W. Virginia 60, Pittsburgh 47.
Okla. A St M 60, Texas Chris. 23.
Long Island 59, ( Brooklyn ; 34.
Alabama 50. Miss. State 3Br-
Georgia Tech. 69, Georgia! 42.
Kansas State 55. Nebraska 47.
Northwestern .57. Illinois 45.
' Iowa 68. Wisconsin 38. !
Iowa SUte 31. Oklahoma -29. -.
Ohio State 85. Indiana 52
HIGH SCHOOLS j
Chemawa 63. Detroit 20. !
Hood River 40. The Dalles 9S.
Pendleton 46. Milton-Freewater 23.
Oregon City 39. West Linn 30.
Rogue River 36. Central Point 26,
Mediord 46. Ashland 33 (District
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Trim J3f fcrson Ffve '
JEFFERSON The Jefferson
Lions were defeated here Friday
night 31-21 by Stayton. The score
at half-time was 16-13, with Stay-
ton having the edge. Jefferson's
second team lost 18-14 to Stayton.
JEFFERSON (Il
Fish 14 r.
Skelton 1
Cole 8 iC
Barrta 0 1 '" .
Knight S a.
Subs Jefferson, Powell 1,
(31) .STAYTON
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9 Nielson
13 Johnson
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CHICAGO. Feb. 24. -(P)- A
harblrirer; of spring and the good,
old summer time.' the Red Book
f the American j league hope
fully listing "Who's who In the
Junior circuit for the J945 Sea
son was released today by the
leak-lie's service bureau ! j
The sixteenth edition of the
Red I Book, dedicated to "every
American1 league f player In the
armed forces, and especially to
those who have Imade; the su
preme sacrifice,? counts .274
players en the active ; list and
24S en the military honor rolL..
Hew many of the 274 potential
performers will don flannels or
long respond to the familiar
"plajr ball- after the season
opens in late April can only be
pared to make a go of Ita fourth
wartime campaign. j
The Washington Senators
drawing upon Cuba for 11 play
ers and Venezuela for another,
has the largest squad raster with
41; candidates. The Cleveland
Indians are next with 29, fol
lowed by the Chicago White Sox,
: who have JSJ ' I
The champion St. Louis
Browns -and the Detroit Tigers,
who lost the pennant en the fin
al day, have 34 each. The New
York Yankees list 32 players,
while the Boston Red Sox and
th Philadelphia Athletics have
29 each. j'
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VICTORIA, BC, Feb. !24-(CP)-
anawered by selective service Fort ; .Lewis Wamors took first
and congress! which now its money in the international invita-studrmrtwork-or-fight
lerisia- tion basketball tournament here
tlon. Whatever the fate of the tonight defeating Seattle Alpines
1941 Mc league season, the Jun- 34-32. They will receive a $200
lor circuit at the moment is pre- war bond. j
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24.-(P)-Commander
Jack Dempsey
said today1 that If he were in
Joe Louis' shoes he would 're
tire new aai sm undefeated cham
pion with all the j fame that goes
with such distinction."
The eld manassa mauler, here
enroute to the South Pacific on
a tour of Inspection In his ca
pacity as head of the IT. S. coast
guard's physical j education and
recreation J program,' described
Louis as "kit ontstandlng cham
pion who has never stalled about
defending his title, t
"Lonis Is. in the army and there
is no teumg when he will be
come a civilian j again. .That's
why I think he should retire now
as an undefeated champion. He
won't be the same fighter when
he gets out of the service.
"Perhaps he Will be good
enough to whip Whatever oppo
. sltlon is around! but eventaally
I some young fellow with a punch
! In his fists and no fear in his
heart beeaose he! Is meeting the
champ, will knock him stiff.
Dempsey expressed the opin
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country to become boxlnx cham
pionship timber, I think It will
be some kid, too young for the
war, who will be the next title
holder. It takes long ring experi
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