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Ths) OREGOH STATESMAN. Salem. OrejOBu Tuesday Morning. NoTtmbr 27, 195
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Vikings Step
Up Hoop Drill
, Hauk Team in Third
J Week, Taking Shape
-Waltzing Into their third week
of workouts, Salem high's basket
ball bandlast night again hopped
up the tempo of drills as the 1945
48 -varsity team began to take
definite shape. The Vikings have
considerable time in which to ap
ply the polish, for their schedule
-does not open until Klamath Falls
viMt the Villa Friday night, De
cember 14.
Coach Harold Hauk had the fol
lowing aspirants working on separ
ate quints last night In sizeable
scrimmages:
Al Bellinger and Bill Hill, for
. wards, Rod Province, center, and
Dick Hendrie and Roger Dasch,
guards. Jack Fitzmaurice and Ken
Alberts, forwards, Don Beltz, cen-
. tr, and Al Chamberlain and Al
Gemmell, guards. Ken Gibson and
,Bob Mace, forwards, Doug Coe,
center. , and Carlos Houck and
.Hugh Bellinger, guards. Del Her-
man and Don Pickett, forwards,
Lowell Spagle, center, and, Dick
Allison and Frank Deckebach,
guards. , -
Every one is a carryover from
last year'j varsity, Juniors or
Sophs teams, all but Senior Bell
inger on the first five having play
ed a year ago on Frank Beer's
Soph quint.
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SCORING BIGS: Two of the Duration league's top scorers and two
reasons why Woodbnrn's Bulldogs won their third straight league
Zuber. above. Zuber won the searing title! with 66 points, bis third f,??
In a row. Mason Was fourth at SS points. (Statesman aporta photo)
Weekend JSiqpected -To
Fill aU Berths
By Ted Meier
NEW YORK, Novv 2e.-ap-The
year end football bowl picture
took definite shape today.
The unbeaten and untied Okla
homa Aggies and tbf once-beaten
St Mary's Gaels: were named to
the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans.
By the end of the week the pic
ture probably will be complete.
This Is how thine! stand now:
I Sugar Bowl (New Orleans)
Oklahoma Aggies vs. St Mary's.
Rose Bowl (Pasadena) --Ala-.
bama vs. Southern California or
Washington State.
i Orange Bowl (Miami) - - Holy
Cross - vs. opponent still to be
named. ' 1 - -i ' '
Sun Bowl (H Paso) New
Mexico vs. opponent to be named.
Cotton Bowl (Dallas) - -South
west conference champion, proba
bly Texas, against an opponent
still to be named.'
Shrine Bowl "(San Francisco)
East All-Stars vs. West All-
Stars. '
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Gty Leaguers
Start Hooping
win bo decided by the USC-
UCLA gam on Saturday. USC
needs only i tie to gain the cov
eted spot, but a defeat will give
the honor to Washington State.
Zuber Retains
Scoring Title
WOODBURN" (Special) A 18
Sportie sorties: How old is Bulldog Jackson? Same old question
tnra the onriont frladratnr. rranddaddv of all the meanips. returned
n fh i.ai raiin' nitj Th Bniidflff fs not "wpll over BO" as manv Salem's annual city basketball
of the Tuesday customers Insist, nor Is he even close to 50. He's 43 league opened last night on will- mt gplurge .gainst stayton In
. . . . A. ' m a ' . m mm . I btwaHa TT' nAOiinrov with 4Vk a Tal I 1 1 '
on the nose and has a Dona nae arait cara to prove u. Ana oroiner, rv,,. ? " """"y ; , the final league game of the sea-
you don't mess with the ages on those draft cards. That you know nvenpn1?u lw son hustled Woodbum triple-
. . . Surprise, and especially to Jim Bartelt the Webfoot eager who nod ovet the WlllaDttetto Golds and uhaifback Al Superman,,
aU-stated it for Ashland high here two seasons back: Contemplating the i Hollywood quint thumping the 2uber info; the Duration football
another first string guard slot on the Duck quint this season, Bartelt v'TOra', ft . league individual scoring ch am
is instead playing for the Reception Center quint at Fort Lewis. Wednf?y lT SST pionshlp f or the 19 season, final
' Figuring he wouldn't pass the phy
sical, Jim told his mates, en route
to play U of British Columbia at
Vancouver, hewould join 'em in
a day or two. Now it may be a
year or two, for Bartell passed the
physical. Tough loss for Howard
Hobson's troupe . . '. The big dif
ference. An unnamed Medfprd bus-Inessman-he
does't want his name
mentioned has taken it upon him
self to send all 40 Medford Black
Tornado gridders to the East-West
.Shrine game at San Francisco Jan
uary 1. The jaunt, to be first class
In all respects, will cost the patrio
tic businessman $2800 cold cash
the way he has it fugured . . .
What with that much left in his
jeans, no doubt he is one of the
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t?1 ff10 SSop sUtistics cbmpUed yesterdaV re-
and Maple's meet Knights of Co-1 OD, 7,,.,. n
lumbus two games .starting at L, finished wiS
t ... ir.:v i.. ... - tt . I t- " -
r.r He had to have that splurge In
V ilT 1 Y i i the last game, for Joe Mitts, boom
"" f . J inff CanbvJ fullback counted 19
T T.l..iU.J.f. )S 1 I 1; ;
jr. ucwcitsuuil. Jl jyuuiu VtM .!.). . n.11. V ..r.. ....
" 1 ond place with 58 points. He went
Ume lead t and he final win, aheaQ o J?e BrocMolallaf th
, T T - 1 Zuber'g running mate,. Dick
,., An eight - man single bight
elimination tournament,' elimin
ating' any possibility of a' dull
evening for crunch; customers
since those eight gladiators are
top-cabin, occupies Matchmaker
Elton Owen's weekly mat menu
at the Ferry Street Garden to
night Winner of the tourney will
qualify himself to rassle lantern
Jawed Jack Upacomb here for
the Coast junior heavy title belt
at a future date. ; I ' - - ' -:
Seven one-Call-or-I5-minutes-to-a-declsion
brawls are certain
for the clients. The light blcep
pers will enter the zing at l:Ji
p. m. to draw for first round op
ponents. First round winners.
four of 'em. will step into the
semifinals. The two who emerge
victorious In the semis will then
grapple off the main event, itself
a one-faller or 15 minutes to a
referee's - decision. No .matster
will return to the ring after he
is defeated and the tourney
should not be confused with a
battle royal. Canadian Herb
Parks, considerable trappier
.himself, will referee tonight's
offering. J
, The eight who are to give with
the expected mayhem are spear
headed by such note worthies as
Walt jfTK Sneeie Achlu, the
Chinese trickster; head-splitting
Gray; Mask, the stenefaeed
meaale; ex-GI Joe Lynam, Mr.
Dynamo himself, and AngeUe
Mtftinelli; as popular as they
(mm locally. .
The other four, no slouches
themselves when operating in
their tights, art Gust Johnson,
the lithe and lean Swede; Earl
Malone, remember4 B"jJ
from Ohio who comes back art
er an absence of several months: :
Ba.be Small, postwar member of
the crunch clan who has Jus 1
been discharged from the army,
and Bulldog Jackson, the Yukon
Kid who is maklnff somewhat of
s comeback himself.
Post-action drawing will sen
Ko. t agslns z, I J'
asalnst 6 and 7 against ft. Filled
with short, action-packed mixes,
the tourneys generally supply
the customers with plenty of
thrills. -
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BEAVER BREAK: Sneaking between two USC Trojans, Oregon
State's end Bud Glbbs grabs this touchdown pass from Dick Gray
in the Trojan-Beaver game at Los Angeles. The play was good for
48 yards and brought OSCTs only score of the game. Trojans Bobby
Morris (24) and Verl Lilly white are shown attempting to break up
the pass. The Trojans won 14-7. (AP Wlrephoto)
wtt vrne I Mason, was fourth with 38 points
Aa'5J8i I the season because of an injury,
i) Harrcii I The final and complete scoring for
. Turnli'i. SSds 45 ?oUWS Dallas not
Jewell 2, Zumwait 1. I since tne uragons scored no pomts
HOLLYWOOD (2S) A (10) V-MOTOR I Hnrinff th v.omntim
J. Rawlins (6) T : C4) Jonsrud 1
D. Rawlins (6) TP I (7) BaUey i Player. School i O TD PAT TP
I TALBOT (34)
Sweneyf )
Kotnuc 114 h ,
H. Pascal (OS
I J. Pascal (2-
E. Turnidge (8)
TaiDot; suds
Would Have Army 1 1 1
Play in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. X
-P-Cmdr. Bill Reinhart, coach
of the undefeated fleet city Navy
Bluejackets football team, said
today If the powerful fArmy
eleven could be brought to the
west coast for a Victory, Bond
game in December be would
prefer to play the contest In San
Francisco.
No Title Bout
For JoeKalmt
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R. V. 'NIG' BORUESKE
few Medford gents who didn't bet on the Tornado last Turkey
Tinv . '. Ollntp "flumw Bill Rhpnhprrt aTinnimrofi -fVint Ram flihcnn I Hoffert il6l
..u .v. , . - Rebers'f 9(11)
wuuiu evuuiiiptiijr uiui vo uic minor league meung in woiumuus, I n Rawlins (0)
- Dec. 5, after which they will decide if the Bremerton club of I Officials Don nndri and wait Mason, woodburn
wAc-om Tnn.i'.l ,;n .sv. r;; I triCKsoru a -s r i cara. cneinawa
(5) Evans iZsber. Woodburn
to) Yocum l Mitts, uanoy .
uuia
(4) Sheldon I Brock. MoL
6
5
.5
Coast Major league team. Get those final five words. Wonder who's
I
Mack. Stayton 8
Johnson, Silverton 6
been selling Mr. Shepherd a bill of goods so soon? ... Add big high I JP.mHSfVV 1VIVII1 ! slfVton 5
f V111UU11, rnJi VI
Bier. Silverton
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3
12
s
0
school football teams with accent on big Silverton. Ray Boe's for- 1 J P ; Harper, woodburn
j. .r j ' : pt.i . , ,. I j-m -m-v m. .. & -m ) 5 I Smith. Molalla ... 6
warus average ioj pounas per man. ine Dacs areni pee-wees as a m j a a-fo j (Tw0 touchdowns) Corey and Big-
a 164 pound average ... As a comparison to those weights. Med- V" VT ULSKilL liC ! i kr. Woodburn; Von, Canby; Matovic,
ford's ex-champs scaled 180 In both line and backfield, and Grant's f ' ' I : K AiJSfi iSi"cl7SuvertonI
future chamDS outhemted the Medfords five nounds rer man overall. I NTTWi VfYRTC rinv 9fl Cran2 Ashman and Kalama. Chemawa. (Sin-
I j. T . fL.., i Isle touchdowns): Erwert and Clark,
f i i ci my, ,,, . i ixiaiiuc tciuysy, xuiiuci. woodburn; iJPete, Francis and T. Mil-
J hunderbird bhould Lop Title in first Year world's heavyweight champion, re- lep. chemawa; ; White, wertz and
A fine touch of prestige and distinction added to the Northwest celveaj tils Honorable discharge: Seals, suvcrton; pieser. R. Johnson
conference when U of British Columbia's Thunderbirds were voted from the coast guard; today after H'tadSiivfrt"; 4)CXndJrsi)
in, but for the present, at least, the NW standbys have mouthed nearly if our years of service, j! suverton'(i), T. Brown, stayton (S)!
a sizeable bite. The Thunderbirds, after looking at their near-misses Dempsey, who recently finished k,rrabenATM(Srirt
against Oregon's established basketballers, should walk off with the 30-day victory bond tour, said canby, Howeil. Silverton, 'and Pieser,'
conference crown in that sport their first time out. Other members, he plaj&s to go to Canada for a stayton u eacnj,
T Tt:ii...j a 1 . j A l Mt tnd tVin wnll 4m Tab
hoop quints this winter. Fact is, with an enrollment of nearly Angeles to spend Christmas with I HfiOff A f" f"Tfl Pf"
WW, 1U UJVIC UWI UJT UiC UIUU UWU1U lUIUVU lOU UC(111 IU " "-O - jj
think of, the UBC's should be right tough In all sports. Could be - i ; C1-5A-? 1?1 1
a difference in football, for American style pigskinning Is of course Tlfailin11rt tCO Wlnniil Kllllff 1? lOCKS
not played in Canadian high schools. The UBC touchdowners for the iuaur,e"u i Winner . O .
most part will have to learn their footballing ABCs while UBCing PROVIDENCE, Nov. 18 -iJPH GOVERNMENT CAMP, Nov. 26
it. Should they get the Canuck lads to give with footballing as Tami MaurielloJ Bronx heavy- (ff)-The1stopes of Mount Hood at
fervently as they do with that blood n thunderish box lacrosse weight hung another scalp onto tracted more than 2000 persons
game they play up1 there,however, look out Northwest conference! his pelt tonight when he knocked over the weekend, Randall Kestcr,
. Did you notice too that the conference meeting unveiled R. V. out the hitherto; almost lnvulner-1 ski patrol 'president, said today,
(Nig) Borleske as being back lh the saddle at Whitman? More good able Earl Lowman, Detroit negro; There were 45 inches of snow
news. Same for long absent Clem Parberry at College of Idaho, t 1:42 of the first : round of a at Government camp and 70 at
although Parberry hasn't quite made it back yet His discharge from scheduled 10-round main boxing Timberline Lodge. The lodge will
the navy is due any day. When It comes he drops his two and a bout i H i f lopen officially. Saturday.
half stripes gnd reins .as coach of the Sand Point station grid team
and heads for Caldwell . ,. . Willamette's Spec Keene. Borleske's
rival for. dean of the conference coaches, won't be taking; over at
wy for another two months, according to latest reports. He'r said
to be very anxious to spend his terminal leave resting . . .
Cal Play Against Uke$ Caps Crazy Season
UCLA tipping St Mary's, Indiana smothering Minnesota with
the batter's worst defeat in history, Notre Dame outplaying and
holding Navy to a tie, Oregon State stopping Washington, St Mary's kettK brown CO. (t
wKuuyinji ovuuicrn urani nosing a nugnty jaeaiora prep team rustnger
County Quints
Here Friday
Stealing a march! on the 1945-
46 prep basketball parade twelve
Marion county "B" league basket
ball tearns take to Willamette uni
versity's court Friday night to
open the season with their annual
amboree. The hoop party is
booked to start at 8 p.mJ
Teams to show in brief skir
mishes are St Paul, Chemawa,
Hubbard, Gervais, Jefferson,
Aumsvflle, Mill City, Sublimity,
Turner, Gates, Detroit and the
Salem Sophs. The latter! team Is
merely filling out the 12-team
roster and Is not a member of the
league. St Paul's veteran quint
is favored to retain its jamboree
title. I
all those, and many other upsets the peerless pickers can take in Si er
uus umM.j iwiuu Bcasuu. nut wncu u guy sucks ij yarns duck over i cusning
his head, .has a tnmmt nm WV tV tm h V11 rA nmKU I Saurs -
, . m vmm, w.A M f mm I t
it 45 yards back upfield before lateralling it to the guy who kicked Totals
sos m a
AM 16S lSft-483
-18S 159 174618
JiTi 117 147641
57 190 131-478
-SSI SM 7a34S9
'HARTMAN BROS. 12) '
AlDrlCn ' . - 189 ZZ4 044
r. Albrich 133 124 144401
Tallman ta 209 14748
Welch 117 173 163453
Barr 19S IN 203 Wl
I va M.itt An . a . j a t i I STARR TRIuT St P. C. (1)
- " vvv tun iv iuujc juu9 mj wuuittuwa hi juiou m i p,n m jgj 124 43S
team out of the Rose Bowl well, that does it Anybody who dares Payne; - m m 165 14S 2
forecast the outcome of any football game from here In Is strictly Kn!,p
nerts. All that need be now to make it at least the whackiest grid I Byeisu-I
season ever is for Navy to beat Army next Saturday, with Army's 1 TotJ
uw. oidiiKiuuu nuuimi yaros in ue wrong direction to score I I
.151 184 140492
JU 144 177-434
154 ISO 14S tl
.S31 S53 711 2445
Navy's winning points!
PORTLAND C. X. CO. (3) if
AwM : lil - 111 1M lA
That goofiest of all goofy plays California's Bear Dulled on Merriot , ! lw 149477
TTPT.A tnuct'v Koon iMn(hln 4a im 4h TxrtM m I Wldby , ,.,,. .. , , 178 192 193 563
" " m , m hiiki us rhrrlnnn
BU
Buss Newland says, "Fans could sit through a lifetime of football
r4-Kti stasAirt 9 ctirK sa ViTnHTvM4iivI r slimaw 4. a . 4VA c
yard touchdown play, costing the Ukes a $100,000 January 1 date, woodburn (0)j
certainly was a doozy. .j AuStm
Now you know why we haven't given with the proenosticatinB Hicks .
since we went overboard October 23, warning Lon Stiner to go hunting e2Jr
ratner wan lace wregon s jjucsz uiai aay. ine tuners won in a I
rsiir a rai unset at tne time so w tncsd In th 4rB7i r-itrV.t i isiais
.151 161 141453
177 171 140 484
.813 827 781 2421
-123 117 162903
.159 140 142441
.162 161 154503
.147 14S 122414
J40 131 181-472
.759 853 SOS 2519
Totals L..
COLYXAK MOTOR SALES (1)
Simons -176 178 180334
McCuno , a 164 193492
Cline. ar Ua , ,183 170 13 617
Kleinks S3 13S 140-441
Hauser , 177 187 170-414
Totals
r
.838 817 849 2498
MARION CREAMERY Si P. CO. (0)
Kenyon i 184 149503
parser ,1,1,; ins 11 zuo sz
Davenport
Pekar L
Ha man
.177 150 123450
.163 143 137443
.176 157 144477
-874 773 753 2404
.753 824 769 1342
there. Just think of the alibis and apologies wo -haven't had to make I good housekeeping co. o 1
Since, i. . - ; '.. - i . i Italhftt ' I x 1M '157 1S8 469
lontm " 1S2 14ft 455
Pep Easy 7innef
' BOSTON, , Nov.; IMff-fityU0
Willie Pep, 130, of llartford.
Conn, koldar of the Now Tor
version of the Y featherweight
champiansU?, w ea as ho pleased
against Eddie Glosa, 118, of Phlla- McauakcT
delphia, In a 10-round overweight I Totals
boxing bout tonight The fisticuff- Rff1 f l)
mg. macmne from Connecticut was I ponovan
much too fast for the willing and r ifwnt
eager tmiaaeiphia youngster from i mhis
start to finish. .... ... .. . . v.,
.179 210 149434
U90 181 143 S44
.761 137 804 3334
JK)3 111 180-403
.171 156 162489
J62 199 163814
131 170 181452
a0 140 160479
Tatals
.837 888 SIS S937
Totals i.. !
BUCK THE BARBER (3)
Kirchner. 149 158 194501
Buck 1 J i- 191 .148522
179 1 18V 512
2o3 179 171553
i
KitzmUlcr
Duffua
Scales .
ATI 181 179537
1893 853 873 229
Totals
goldusI or silverton m
DeGutre . , .. 172 124 158-452
Hattburf .
J, Duncan
rierr , .. ..
Bentson
-130 149 119398
-103 116 123343
-145 133 157434
144 140 181469
. Totals . 729 694 768 2191
COURT ST. RADIO APPL (3) -
Cady m 178 124458
DuBuy
zuer
Gustafaon
Bolton -
Totals 1
.164 133 155441
139 - 140 163443
-153 181 175 609
34 314 ' SOS 853
.140, 843 SIS 1402
Gr'tliron Movies
Offered for Free
' J . r.
Free moving pictures of 1945
football games are now avail
able, according to an anhoance
ssenrby Tide Water Associated
Oil eompany, sponsor of the
Saturday grid sportcasts. These
movies are ideal for Itmcheon
dabs, schools, chnrehes.' lodges,
or any greap gstherinss. In
terested parties desiring to how
these ntovles can- contact the
Associated office or representa
tive in their locale. . Movies on
a variety of other subjects are
also available at no cost.
Mouzon Holds Williams
PHILADELPHIA, Nov.
Westley Mouzon,' Philadelphia
lightweight, crashed into the
championship limelight tonight by
holding Trenton's I Die iWilliams,
NBA titleholder, to a draw in a
10-round event It was a non-title
bout but the two lightweights
gave the t,799 fans a bruising
battle for their money.
Hoop Ihvites Out
GRANTS PASS Nov.' 26 -W
lnvitations for the basketball
tourney here December 20-22 have
been sent to eight class "A" and
eight "B" schools. Coach Carl
Carpenter of Grants Pass high
school said today.l
American textile experts are
directing French and Belgian pro
duction of fabrics! for U. S. forces
in Europe."; .4 : .
The Dominican , Republic was
the site of one of the first Euro
pean settlements In the new world.
In Montgomery Meet
Siogar Bowl J Naonies
.Feniniore-Wedemeyer Duel Jan. 1
Football Dish at NewlOrleans
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 26-UPr-The Sugar Bowl skimmed tho
top off the remaining supply of football eligibles today by matching
unbeaten Oklahoma A. and M. with once-defeated St Mary's of Cali
fornia! In the New Year's day game here. With Alabama signed for
the Rose Bowl, the Aggies ana tu
Mary's were the highest ranking
teams; in the Associated Fress
weekly roll which still were in
terested in a post-season bid.
The selection, announced today,
marked the first time in its ll- .
year history that the Sugar Bowl
had paired two clubs from the
western half of the country. Three
times) the contestants have both
come from east of the Mississippi
river.! The Aggies, who routed
Texas Christian in the Cotton
Bowl j last January, romped this
seasoh over Arkansas, Southern
Methodist Denver, Utah, Texas
Christian, Tulsa, Texas Tech and
Oklahoma. They have scored 212
points in eight games and boast
the country's leading ground gain
er in blond Bob Fenimore.
St Mary's, upset 13 to 7 by Uni
versity of California at Los Ange- ,
les, has beaten California, Stock
ton Army Air Base, Nevada, Col
ege of the Pacific, McClelland
Field, Southern Methodist and
Fresno State. Sparked by Herman
Wedemeyer, the Hawaiian hurri
cane,! they have amassed a total
of 269 points.
Hdgan Defeats
'Jug'jfor Title
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Nov. 28.
(ff)-Beh Hogan won the $10,000
Montgomery invitational golf
tournament by beating Harold
McSpaden with a four-under par
68 in a playoff today.
Hogan, the Hershey, Pa., slug
ger, took the $2000 first prize
monet inl victory bonds with a
birdiei on the par five 18th hole.
"Jug McSpaden, of Sanford, Me.,
negotiated the hole in five strokes
to finish with a 69. He won sec
ond prize of $1333 in bonds.
McSpaden led by , one stroke
on the first nine, but Hogan pull
ed up even with a birdie three
on the 10th hole. Then he took
a two stroke lead. On the 15th
McSpaden pulled up even. They
halved the 16th and 17 holes.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 2&-JP)-
Because navy food has a habit of
sticking to the ribs, the Joe Kahut
Gus Lesnevich match here will
not be for the light-heavyweight
championship, Matchmaker Joe
Waterman 6aid today. Date for
the affair has been moved up to
Jan. 11.
"It means a financial disappoint
ment to me," Waterman said, "but
f it's going to weaken Kahut to
make the weight, let's forget about
the championship and have him
fight as a heavyweight"
The Woodburn farmer boy, now
in the navy, weighed 185 pounds
when he took the scales here yes
terday just 10 pounds over the
light-heavyweight limit Trainers
dispaired of slimming him down
in time. "This navy food has a
habit of sticking to the rib6," Ka
hut apologized.
Waterman said the $16,000 al
ready received from fight fans for
Kahut's bout with Lesnevich, New
Jersey titlist, would be refunded.
Huskies Report
SEATTLE, Nov. 26 JPy- Hal
Arnason, all-state basketball star
from Bellingham, reported today
for practice with the University
of Washington team. Reporting
with him . was Norm Sans regret,
who had Indicated he might pass
up the hoop season.
WUFrosh f5'
Debuts Today
The 1946 edition of Willamette
freshman! Bearkittens will make
their; basketball debut this after
noon: when they meet the Aums
villej high school cagers on the
university court Probable starting
lineup for the Bearkittens will
find former high school hoop stars
in action; In the persons of Dave
Bristow, j Gresham, and Bod
Jewell, Arlington, at forwards;
Bill j Bonpington, Oakland, Calif,
at center and Cloye Harrell and
Lee Zumwait, Junction City, at the
guard positions.
Wcdey' Named
Year's Player
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26-V
Herman Wedemeyer, Ha wa ii
born left halfback star of the St.
Mary's football team, today was
named "player of the year" by
the ! Football Writers' association
of northern California.
Wedemeyer, selected unani
Lmously, Will receive a gold footbal
in recognition of his exploits with
the Gaels In the 1945 season.
Indiana, Ohio State Men Nab
7t r i
Most Berths on All-Rig -Ten
CHICAGO,. Nov. tl.-W-In-dlana's
championship team and
third-place Ohio State; each won
three . berths to dominate the
all-Big Ten football team select
ed for the Associated Press by--the
nine, league coaches. North
western, which finished la a
fourth-place tie with Purdue,
bagged two positions, and Michi
gan, Wisconsin and Pordue were
awarded one each.
Although there were no unan
imous choices. End Max Morris
of Northwestern and Guard
Warren Amling j of Ohio State
scored nearly a clean sweep,
each missing only one first team
ballot for 17 or 16 possible votes.
The all-star team Included two
first-year performers - H al f
back George Taliaferro of Indi
ana and Guard James Lecture of
Northwestern, a veteran of 67
bomber combat missions over
Europe.
Apparently because Michigan
concentrated on offensive and
defensive units rather than an
established eleven In winning
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second place In the league race,
the Wolverines placed only Cen
ter Harold Watts on the first
The all-star backfield also in
cluded Pete Pihos of Indiana at
quarterback, Ed Cody of Per
due at halfback and Ollie Cline
, of Ohio State at fullback. End
Ed Klnssewski of Indiana and
Tackles Ross Thomas of Ohio
State and Clarence Esser of Wis
consin rounded out the first team
line, which matched the back
field in average weight at 197
pounds.
Gaels Happy,
Whoop it Up
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16
(JP)i St Mary's 'teen aged foot
ball players, comprising one of
the nost colorful gridiron ag-
cregations seen on the coast In
many years, whooped with" de
light on the Moraga campus to
as they learned they had
been selected to meet Oklahoma
A St M in the Sugar Bowl at
New Orleans on New Year's
day. :
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Max Allen 1st
Iii Golf Meet
Long-hitting Max Allen found
the ; bad weather to his liking
Sunday at Salem golf course anoj
carded s seven over par 79 to
with the Match vs. Par Men'
club tournament with a four-up
count Three linksmen were tied
for .second, all even up with par.
They were, with scores bracketed,
O. E. McCrary (79), Bud Water-,
man (76) and Lloyd Davenport
(78). The handicap meet drew
only 17 because of the weathesv
Jefferson Plans
Football Banquet ;
JEFFERSON, Nov. 26 Thi
Father & Sr football banquet,
honoring the 1945 Jefferson high
team, will be held here December
5 at the school, it was announced
this week by Coach Pat BeaL
Jefferson completed a successful
season last .week, winning seven
and losing two games and scoring
229 pointSito; the oppositions' 38.
Jack Kiught Don Cole, Ron Allen,
Tom Richer, and Bill Barna will
be lost to next year's eleven via
graduation. .
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hospitals as an aid in curing neuro-
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