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'The OREGON STATESMAN. Solera. Orn, Ttursdar Mortdnfj. December 8, 1345
jnj3 $ e mm ey eir Paces
ADD- (So a si E I e v e on
Giskc, Reinstall, McGoverii; Leiclit
Of Northern Division Nab Berths :
'.-.. By Rusa Newland - -
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. SHHSuper peed In the backfield,
plus unusual versatility, and a stalwart line highlight the Associated
Press' 21st annual All-Pacific coast mythical football eleven, released
today. Paced by sensational Herman Wedemeyer of St Mary's college,
who will be seen in the Sugar
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: I Prep Aces Pffffeired
! . Baseball Moguls Hear Proposal
I AUo wing Kid Players to Sign
f By SM Feder-
Bowl New Year's day against Okla
homa A. & and Ted Tanne
hill, who will pack the mail for
Southern California in the Rose
Bowl against Alabama, the ball
toting department combines every
requisite for a lightning attack.
Their running mates include Cal
Rossi, who was the leading ground
gainer of the University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles, before navy
'orders shifted him from school,
and Jake Lelcht of the University
of Oregon. Leicht starred with the
fourth air force flyers-before dis
charge and return to Oregon early
this season.
Wedemeyer does practically every
thing with a football except swallow
It Lelcht to not far behind tn all
round ability: Tannehlll ia a terrific
pen field runner and Roast proved ha
could run past and ever the, opposi-
Jlm Callahan. Southern California
end. la the only holdover from the 1944
alk-coast first team. On th other and.
the voting amigned Ed Ryan. St
Mary's, to top honors In hla freshman
year. He la the only first year man on
the varsity eleven.
Washington State's Hod Clske, who
received many votea as guard aa well
as at tackle, pairs up in the latter po
sition with giant Wendell Beard of
California. Beard nosed out three other
rivals In a tight race. Guards Alf
tfematad. Washington, and Al S perils,
UCLA, and Center Bill MeGovern,
Washington, were popular choices.
riKftT TKAM "
J-.nd Jim CaUanan. USC
Fnd Ed Ryan. St. Mary's
Tackle Rod Giske. Wash. State
Tackle Wendell Beard. California
Guard Alf Hemstarf. Washington
Guard A I Rperhs, UCLA
Center Bill MeGovern. Washington
Bark Jake Leicht. Oregon
Bek Herman .Wedemeyer, St.
Mary's
Back Ted Tannehlll. USC
Beck-Cal Roast. UCLA.
SECOND TKAM
Loreni. Oreamt State, end: Nelson,
Washington, end: Asher. UC1.A. tackle;
McClure. Nevada, tackle: Schwayder,
C'ahf.. guard: Kaufman. Oregon, guard:
Cuccta. St. Mary's, center: O'Connor.
St. Mary'a. back: Llppincott, WSC,
hack: Stevens. Oregon State, Back;
How land. UCLA, back.
TRIIO TEAM "
Bacoka. Washington State, and
Dodge, Nevada, ends; Klein, Idaho- and
Peasley. St. Mary'a, tackles; Oeterhout,
: Wsshlngton. and Niemi, Washington
Sute, guards; McCormlck, USC . cen
ter; Cae, UCLA.. Cordeiro, St. Mary's.
Stone. Washington, and Xeniicld, Cal
ifornia, becks, x
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Annual Party 1
For SGC Clan
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The annual Christmas stag par
ty for Men's club mashie misters
of the Salem golf clan will be held
tonight in the clubhouse following
the usual Thursday nine-hole
tournament. A Flag tourney, 38
swings plus respective full handi
caps for all contestants, Is on the
pre-party bilL
' Topflight entertainment, fur
nished by Rex Kimmell and his
committeemen, is listed along with
i the dinner for post-tourney fes
tivities. Members are urged to be
rresent, and early. Dinner will be
served at 6:45 p,m. , ,
ujppifig tr unuruws l earn i j r
From National Crid Xopp
! NEW YORK. Dee. Sj-JP)rTb. new All-American pre football
conference scored an lmpertant victory today when Dan Topping,
part owner ef the New York baseball Yankees, annoanced he was
transferrin- operations frem the National football league te the new
circuit la 194C ';. . 'fr-V- ' "I
i Tapping, whe owns the Brooklyn franchise in the National loop.
which waa merged with Beaton
for the 1145 campaign, said, his
team weald be known aa the New
York football Yankees and weald
play lit heme games la Yankee
stadium.
Announcing that he waa ready
te cast his let with the new league
because he had failed te reach an
agreement en playing dates with
Tim Mara ef the National loop
New York Giants, the wealthy
sportsman said there was "no
enestloa ef the suceeaa' ef the
All-America.
t COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 5,-)-A proposal to permit baseball clubs
to sign high school players under certain conditions a proposal that
met with' one warning of the possibility o5-Mconnivinj" was laid
before the minor leagues meeting 1 today as baseballs I great lobby-
sixung 8weepstaJc.es started official
business mid brisk talk of ivory
trading,
I After three days? of the dol
drums, tiie. trade winds began to
blow up a real storm with the op
ening of the convention' of the na
tional . association of 'professional
baseball leagues, an! opening that
minor league : czar Judge W. G.
Bramham sparked yrith a blunt
warning J to club owners' to avoid
any "wild scramble to win a pen
nant" by going on spending sprees
for talent- : . ' , ! .
!The, proposal that! It club be
permitted to sign a schoolboy still
in school; in "unusual cases where
boy's principal andjhis parents
Jointly agree that emergency cir
cumstances are sufh that the boy's
best interest would be served
was, made in the report of the
Joint major-minor league school
committee. The recommendations!
were approved by Rj V. Porter,
executive secretary of the national
federation' of state j high school
athletic associations.
Gaels listed
As 'ImprbvedP
Curios, Maples
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Win Gage Tilts
Lefty's Curio Shop romped over
Knights of Columbus, 43-26, and
Maple's Sportsters came from be
hind to tip a tall Severin's Insur
ance team, 34-28, last night as the
National division of the City bas
ketball league shot off round two
at Willamette university.' The
Maple victory shoved the Sports
ters alone atop the loop standings.
The Curios' win was their first
of the young campaign. ' ,
Joe Herberger, striking a torrid
pace in the second half, paced the
Curior with 25 points, individually
high for the season. Frankie Al-
brich hooped 14 for the losers, who
trailed, 13-8, at half time.
A last quarter spurt, breaking
a 28-28 third period deadlock,
brought the Maplemen their ;well
earned win. Hits by Otto Skopil
and Johnny' Kolb provided the
margin after the Severins led 20-14
at half time. The final two periods
saw the tilt turn to the torrid side.
Skopil paced all scoring with
15. Seigmund and Boise, -with six
each, led the losers in their debut
game in the league. J
NW YORK, Dec. 8-(ff)-Indi-ana,
St. j Mary's and : Columbia
were bracketed near the top as
the; teams: showing the most im
provement in the 1945 grid sea
son today; by .writers and coaches
replying to an Associated Press
poll. The game experts singled put
Minnesota's failure as the biggest
disappointment of the campaign.
Bo McMillin's Hoosiers, drubbed
by Illinois, Ohio State and Minne
ota last year, were unbeaten but
once tied in sweeping to their
first Western conference crown.'
St Mary's, a team that lost sev
en games a year ago, put together
nine freshmen and two sopho
mores in ''M. lineup including the
great Herman Wedemeyer to take
six! of seven starts, losing only
to UCLA 3n. the final gamei j X
Lou Little gave eastern fans a
thrill by the fine performance; of
his Columbia tesm, the door mat
of the Ivy league during war-time
days.
Whistle-tooting Air: Should
the northern division basketball
boys cut down inimitable Emil
Filuse's court capers Inside ef
year, don't be surprised. No, the
ND. skippers aren't ! gunning for
mustachioed . Emilio, the . gent :
who ; Is In bis 21st year as a
conference hoop tooter they're
merely a wee step from revamp
inr the mechanics of basketball
effkbttng fat the circuit and
when that changeover i comes, '
the colorful little court down is
desttaed for the sidelines, lit
erally ; M j " i .. .;
. We attended, 1 via InviUUon,
the northern division's coaches- ,
officials I rules j interpretations
meetings in Portland the other
day, and One ef the many topics
thoroughly kicked around by the
. game'sbralns and bums ' was a
new method ef ; officiating. The
method is a copy of the way the
stripedoshirt boys are now do
ing it in the east both offi
cials operating up and down the
sidelines of a court' instead ef
tn the middle. It ; was pointed
- cut that effklals'couid get a bet
ter view ef the basketbaHers ,
from a side angle than from a
front-and-back position such as
Is used ta r the northwest now.
Proof was ef, course asked and
' arguments, ! pre 'and eon, flew
thlek and fast. The revision was
all but Toted' fnlfor, the xomlng
season, bat thanks te the arxu
mentive efforts of ; Spokane's
Eh-a ; "Saulnty" Hunter, and
Pfluse, same was at least pest-
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pened until a year hence with
the stipulation that officials, If
.they so desire, can work games
with the new system. .
Three ef the coaches Slats
Gill of OSC Babe Brown ef
't
V
quite feasible opinion that side
line workers cant begin to see
- feuding around the foul line !as
well as can the mid-court labor
ers. More arguments, .
: 'Anyway, if and when the new
fad takes ever, Mr. P. stands
to lose much ef his crowd-pleasing
oomph. ' The way ' he goes
about It new, cage customers
see not only the basketball game,
but a broken-field runner ia
long pants trying to wear. out
the expanses ef a cracker boxl .
i
EMIL FILUSO
Idaho and Jack Frlel ef WSC,
and particularly Sir. 1 Frlel
weren't reluctant to establish the
new system Immediately, Roottn
tootin' Emilio was agin It, how
ever, baaing bis rejection en the
Did yea take particular note
f these parts ,ef our account 'of
the : "Dads club' erganisation
committee - meeting ; the ether
night: "delegates, are to visit
Klamath Falls, Medford and En
gene in quest of full information
en similar supporting organisa
tions in those cities. Their . re
port will be used as a mold for
the local dub. . . The group
discussed the proposed building
ef the new high school athletic
plant, the ; encouragement ef
competitive athletics in Salem's
grade schools and the moving of
the state high school basketball
tournament - from ' - Willamette
. university to the falrgreunda
bene show pavilion." . . The
men went ea record as! being
unanimously in support ? of all
a three Items." s ,
5 me oaooica, w
are determined to have teeth:
In their organization, and are
Just as determined to' use 'em!
It was only an erganizing com-
mlttee, . but yon should have
, beard the growls at (1) the ath
letle plant the Yiktngs 1TAVENTP
got, (2) the obsoleteness of the
school system's from-grade-v
school-te-high-school - athletle
graduating plan and (J) any.
barrier which supposedly standsf
v ia - the way ef starting j work ;
I NOW ef the shifting of the hoop
- classic to me .fairgrounds., These,
men aren't piddling . around
and remember, they are the pap
pies ef the lads who attend SHS.
: Wouldn't surprise - ua even a
Wee bit If Salem's Dads' club
membership open te all whether
"he be a father er not (and a
' spirited membership ' drive . Is
.forthcoming) X blossoms inte
being, when neeessary, a jmuch
needed pressure outfit. The dad
f dies hare bad their fill ef the
-Salem Under AH." farce , and
hav. t least starred out with
a rush toward doia something
..about It. .. -i -.
So fer gosh sake dent! hed
. tate te pile est the band wagon
when you're approached te Joist
the erganisation. Few can do
. little, many can do plenty. And
plenty need be done.' j ;
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! MOSCOW, Idaho, iDec. -(JP)
Two Idaho guards took over the1
scoring honors tonight as the
Vandals basketball team defeat
ed Walla Walla ' Army Air Base I
Kft in 1 . , . -
1 Len Pyne and Grant Morten
son, starting guards, i scored 15
points each as 4he Airmen held
skyscraper Jack Phoenix, Idaho
center, t four points. .-
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Seven Chosen
For Duck iTeam
EUGENE, Ore., Dec.! U--Sev-
en members of the 10-man Uni
versity! lof Oregon: basketball
squad which will make an eastern
tour were named today by Coach j
Howard Hobson. h
Those tiamed are Dick Wilkins,
George ray, Chufk Stamper,
Ken Hays, Bob Hamilton, Reedy
Berg and; Bruce Hoffine. The oth
er threel will be chosen on the
basis of 1 ' their performance iin
practice I this week and in the
game Saturday night; at Portland
against; Portland university. The
I squad will leave for the east im
mediately after the mt f
Turitey;SKoo Set j
At Independence
INDEPENDENCE, Dee, t
(Spedal)-Shot-gunners ; frem!
-all ever the valley are expected -
te convene here' Sunday te par
ticipate in a turkey shoot. The
meet will start at 10 sum. em
the local range , and a large
amount of prime dressed hen
turkeys have been secured as
prises. The shoot Is open te aXL
Busch for Catiliield
" OAKLAND, Dec- 8. .The
Oakland Acorns will receive Ed
gar Busch who played 128 games
and hit 450 for the Philadelphia
Athletics during the 1945 season
as part payment for Jake Ca afield
shortpatcher purchased by the AV
late' in the summer. "-
. The annual U. S. production ef
Swiss cheese amounts to 40,000,
000 pounds. ' '
(M) U-Colnmknj
, I , Albrich
T.n, (0 Yount
C........,(l) Alley
O(0) Thomas
Herberger ) G (1) Spendal
Cunos subs Meioert 1, Hanson,
CaHos (43)
Sanders U)
.WUder (!)-
,ray (10)-.
I Brenner (4)..
Cougars Lick
Whitman Again
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Dec
S.-()-The Washington State col
lege Cougars overcame an early
i Whitman college lead and went
ahead to beat the Missionaries 34
to 41 in a scrappy basketball
game played here tonight
WIC (41) (J4) Wkltmaa
ftivertson IS) Feeler
l arlaon () . T ill) alcGee
Hanson 7 ,.,.,...... C .. () Campbell
. Elliott (7) " , , (a Hobbs
Johnson 14) O (1) Haupt
Suba: WSC Moos S, Bor(. Arndt 4.
Jorrlawen. BWs 1. Wilburn; Whit
man Bell. O tell. Stokes 4.
Severia'a (2S)
Sleirmund ()
strawn 3)
Morley (S)
D. Mason
Maera ()
(0) Bevana
.(0) Hartman
O (I 8hinnl
Severitt suba Boiae S. A. Mason. Ma-
Llea Ogdahl I. Quaaaath S, Wiiliama,
if htner 4,
Ofticiala Max AQcn and Don Ben
drta.f V ; ' .
Goose Proves
Tougher Than
a
MixvOilBowl!
:i IS
HOUSTON, Tex, Dec M)
The University of Tulsa; and, fhe
University of Georgia, with rec
ords of seven and eight victories
against two' defeats for the: sea
son respectively, and each ranked
with the top teams of the country,
will meeivin' the Oil Bowl : foot
ball game! January 1. , . r I
Georgia this morning accepted
an invitation to appear in the bowl
subject to approval of the South
eastern conference. Tulsa gave Its
acceptance this afternoon subject I T"S C I -
COLUMBUS, O, Dec. S.-f
The national baseball congress,
Negroes OKed
' ! it
A Gift for tho Car
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CM) Maples was considered only a formality.
..yUiMkoga It Do the fifth bowl "gain.
.6 (6) Bevana for Tulsa in five years. : V II:
game
St
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taking its cue from organized pro
fessional fbasebalL announced to
night that it would permit negro
and "mixed" teams winning state
titles to participate in the 12th
national championship tournament
at Wichita, Kan4 Aug; 16-28. i
Ryan Signed
War Campaign KSS By Wcnatchec
I O prominent alumni group for selec- L.L,,, ; J. i-.m '
BERKELEY, Califl, Dec. 8-MV
MaJ. Charles Erb, quarterback- of i
Andy Smith's University of CaU-
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JUNIOR POOL TABLE
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Seventy-five Leslie Junior high
school boys, the largest number
to participate in any of the three
years the event has been run off,
took part in the school swimming
and diving meet Wednesday after
noon at the YMCA. Individual
honors went jto Tom' W a 1 d e n,
Wayne Rogers and Bill Agee in
the seventh grade. Jack Anunsen
and Dick Wyat in the eighth, and
Ray Cummings, Ron Vandiver, and
John Ericksori! in the ninth. Win
ners will swim against 'Parrish
next Wednesday in the annual
Junior high championships.
. KLAMATH FALLS; Dee. S-P)
A falling goose pat Edward M.
Brown, S3, Beverly Bilk, Calif.,
In the hospital after he had gone
anscathed threagh several years
war combat service, t
Brown and three eonKpa.niona
were hunting ot apper Klamath
marsh near. here. A big goose
weat ever and Brown raised his
ru.' A eompanloa was' -eolcker
en the draw, however, and the
goose came down ea Brown 's
chest. The attendmg phytic laa
here said Injuries ever the heart
would require hospltalixatlea for
45 days. lie was taken te Beverly
Bills.
The Injured hunter served with
the coast guard la both the Eu
ropean and Asiatic theatres,'
tion as the successor to L. T.
(Buck) Shaw as head football
coach of the Bears. Shaw will re
sign to take over the coaching Job
for the San Francisco entry in the
All-America Professional: league."
'C Qiurcb Loop:
C. Chprthi ' league : basket
bailing teflght at Leslie Junior
high calls for Rosedale Friends
te play Deaf School at 7 Pjbou,
Salt Creek Baptist te meet First
Christian at t and Nasarene te
vie with American Lutheran at
nine. . & . - ; j- t i
WENATCHEE, Dec. I -UP)-
Buddy Ryan, former; Sacramento
and Portland manager and last
year coach of the Oakland Oaks, i
signed today as manager of the
Wenatchee club of thie revitalized j
Western I International baseball
league. Ryan Joins Tony Patch
of Salem Spence Harris of Yaki
ma,: Sam Gibson of Bremerton
and Red Harvel of Tacoma in the
lineup ot new skippers for next
season's play. He is considered a
great coach of young players,
having i developed and sold over
1300,000 worth of players in . his
nine years as Sacramento man
ager. - Jj
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Londos Wins Easily
PORTLAND, Dec. 8.
L o n d o s, world's heavyweight
wrestling king, needed only 19
minutes to pin Tor Johnson, 323
pound challenger, here last night.
"IT Church Lcaguet
Presbyterian edged First Meth
odist 22 to 18, Congregational trip
ped Chemawa 24 to 19, and Jason
Lee downed American - Lutheran
2S to 18 in "B church league
games at Leslie Junior high last
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ndon Caley. Presbyterian, led
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the i 1144 game, featuring the
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ITS
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17S
ITS
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17S
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209
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SSI 1014 1027 2822
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Mirich , i 187
rWiiHre7;.f 160
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Totals
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181 131 eeo
168 113-4.13
1SS, 17S-453
1S1 160 SOS
66 SIS S63 2S47
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Gambit ; v: , ' 111
Kirchner ,', 170
Henderaon -19
Murdock
15
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17
1J4
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22 542
1P0 534
160470
7S 832 'S5 2S62
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, S23 188
182 13S
, 135 171
1511192
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182524
145 456
17 8-498
189-502
167510
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Larson , 136 181 ,148465
Karr .,, .. ,-J , , , 134 152 1183489
853 902 919 2874
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Totals;
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189
190
178 178
: 183 1 181
r4saoos
133472
186573
190582
194550
190558
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Higetna 188 190 19-5S5
Scales ' ' ' 141 181 206628
Garbaiino - 191 210 205606
Youna 161 1 162 203626
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