PACZ nCIIT - . 1 1 OSEGOIl STATESMAN Salem, Oregon. Tuesday Morning. December 11. 1945 r. - - - ' '
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" Home Hoop Debut Sends WU Quint
: Against GPs Tuesday Wednesday ,
"' Still tunlnf up for their first ; Northwest conference season in
three years, Willamette U'a Bearcat basketballera face the Klamath
. Falls Marines tonight in the start, of a two-game series. The cage
mix No. 1 of the season locally for Coach Les Sparks troupers,
start at 730 o'clock and will be
prellminarled at . six by a clash
between the WU Froeh and Leb
anon high's Warriors. '
'Wednesday night's game will
start at 7:30 also and will be pre
ceded by six o'clocker featur
ing the Froeh and the Hubbard
Town lea. I
Although the Willamette 'will
oajoti iniffeij'einice
ipjetnis AniMal Peeft
Stiner Elected Boss of Coaches;
Trojans Reopen Notre llame Tilts
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.-Repreentatives of the Pacific
coast a thletl3 conference squared away u private session today,
opening their annual winter meeting, to readjust the league to
post-war condition. Football eligibility rules -were under discussion.
There were reports that modifica-
Tandem Tussle Tops 'Garden'Mat Program Tonight
wmi
tion of the Strict conference code I
might be attempted.
The only official news to come
from the meeting was the election
of Lon Stiner. Oregon State col-
lege coach, i as president of the
coast conference coaches associa
tion. Stiner succeeds Jeff Gravath,
Stocked with diversified do- '
, Ingi from start to finish. Match
maker "Elton Owen; offers his
weekly bleep bee tonight at the '
Ferry Street Garden. The main
heat, something new! and differ
ent since Its species has not been '
seen here fat months, sends the'
eleanle team of Ex-GI Jee Xy-
and AngeUo Martinelll
against the meanle djet ef Burly
Back Davidson : and lantern
Jawed Jack Lipscomb in a non-
tag team match In Itself expect-
led to provide the customers with.
'sufficient 'action for, the eve
nlng session. :;V ..
.' ' Maeh like the crowd-pleasing
: battle. royal, the- four main
eventers win take off In ring -center
together In a two-of-three
falls, hoar-limited pitch. Should
one member ef a team be flat
tened or fooled eat, twUl be ap
to his partner to tackle both
'gents on the opposing team. Both
members ef a team must i be
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, counted out before a fall b real
ised. Entrance ef dynamic send
ers such as Lynam anoV Mar
tineUl aa partners Is a guarantee
for spectacular brawL Cronies
Davidson and Lipscomb will
doubtlessly take eare , ef their
share ef the brawling. , .
The semlwlndup special,
classed as a top main erent In
Itself by Matchmaker Owen,
sends the circuit's two masked
misters against each ether.
brewing since the "X" character
came Into the northwest a few
weeks age, win be a ease el
who's got the hardest head be
neath his hood. The fact thai
Stoneface U a eulprit and rx
Is a people's choice makesf or
mayhem also. :
The tiZ9 opener pits Canadian
swifty Herb Parks against Scan
dinavian Gust Johnson In a one
fall zo-mlnnte piece which will
probably be an all-clean wret- ,
Stonefaced Gray Mask and Mys- 1 Umg snatch, the only ene en th
terions Mr. X This faceless fend, j ear.
Baseball Bigs
golf was also learned that South- UClciY AllSWCF
SGC rn California, three times confer-1 J i
Sportie sorties: Should the materializing Salem Dad's Club need I of the University of Southern Cali-
not be favored over the K-Falls la mite of well meant acceleration, it might like to know that
Leathernecks, reputedly a strong sporanundea misters wno make X be Men's club go at Salem
outfit the 'Catj can be expected course are heartily endorsing the daddies', plan tand purposes. SGC trn California,
to give the visitors a tough series, man Bud Waterman offers: It's something Salem has needed for a I ence champions and making its
Las week the Sparksies were long time.' The Men's clubbers being the civic: minded gents they j third successive appearance In the
kayoed only 33-32 by the sharp are, their underwriting is most welcome 1 . Speaking of the SGC I Rose Bowl New Year's day. this
Camp Adair Naval Hospital quint clan, Harv Wahlgren, one of Its postwar regulars, has rejoined the time against Alabama, will ro-
whlch boasts two former All- gang after a long hitch In the
American players. Klamath Falls navy. The welcomed him back
bowed twice to U of Oregon in during the Xmas stag the other
recent games, but gave the Web- night by making him sing a song,
foots a first-class struggle during But then it was the. gleeful club
the first half of both games. Such bers who got fooled, for Harv was
Constitutes about all that is known once upon a time vocalist for
of the CI's locally. Horace Heidt's band . . . Laff
j Sparks will likely open with the for U of O's: The Chicago Bears
same five he started against Adair dopebook" says Frank (Jumbo)
i-rred Graham, Marshall Bar- Ramsey, applicant for Spec
hour, Courtney Jones, Irv Miller Keene's vacant post at WU (and
and Doug Olds every one an ex- brother, has he got company)
serviceman. Carl Butte, . Lefty "went to high school in Aberdeen,
Acklty, Ed ritzslmmons, Bruce Wash., but was born in and at
Barker and Lawrence Altree, the tended Oregon State at Cornwal
latter a newcomer to the squad lis. Ore." . . . Re that WU Job,
from Camas, and 6 fee 8 inches Prexy G. Herbert Smith could do
tall, are likely to see action also, worse than pick not one, but two
Salem Quintet
Seeking Games
, The all-sophomores basketball
team at Salem high tossed up .
the help situ yesterday. It wants
some ball games. Any school,
, fH" class preferred, within hear
ing distance Is asked to get In
teach with Gurnee Flether, Sa
lem high school, at once If In
terested In playing the Sophs ea
most' any evening bat Sundays.
tlesher says the Sophs are not
nearly aa strong this season as
they were a year are.
Coast League Status
Expected Wednesday
sume its annual contestwith Notre CHICAGO. Dec.MMff)-Base-Dame
next fear. The Troians will blg ltM9At& after hours of
game. Southern . California also r.,, . AmMM t.
wfll play Ohio State In Los An- clfrc coast league's plea to be
geles next season In the resump- a maior loon. and. awav
tlon of that jtnnual contest
Woolens Grab
City loop Wur
BUDDY RYAN
The . former. Salem high school
stars stocked Page Woolens
j stamped themselves even further
as the team! to beat in the. City
league last night by walloping the
previously! Unbeaten Willamette
from their meeting room, complet
ed the first important player deal
of the winter, get-together.
i This ivory . transaction saw
Frank (Buck) MeCormick, first-
base slugger, and; one-time; most
Valuable player in the National
league, sold by the; Cincinnati Reds
to the Philadelphia Phillies for an
estimated $30,000 slice of Phils'
owner Bob Carpenter's bank roll
and one player to be named later.
I Although the diamond moguls
approved the promotion of the In
ternational league, American as-
reauy pui xne scnool Dae on toe athletic man with . . . . ' .vHnn anl Pacific Hnast leacue
it not for the limited expanses reached bv the athletic 01 fl01 mvl310n 8. roundl , niiih j iooe5Mrt h .
Smith mlcrht d that .,.,.tw a. u t- u " on the WU court It was 28-4 atK ' -lr?r?I?
i aouuiern associauon punx icjuu
I of the hotshot applicants say one
basketball and another football
specialist and
a rush. Were
I budget President
snoum ne naugnt Dut smiles at WU now just look at aU the in-1 ZTXTZ'n .tl I leaeue to MAA" and the South At-
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ViacVttli ,A I UeieiXCU unm vueur JUUik
winners withj 16 points. weonesaay me voasi! re-
The ltinen-Hollywood game lue" oecome w
corcuil m uie nisiory ox oaseuui.
valuable pubUcity the place has been Bettina dav bv dav th
hordes of roaches good coaches, tnn nni Trv. w I cemx in a da
GUbert Lleser could affnrH tn taV. . v P ti4h' ball-hawking
" " TWA VU a jm.iiii-iiuiii w liUlU
"'X it -
Five 'mllay(cE
Elevenu
Beavers Face
Portland Foe1
what we picked up In Portland
over the weekend, WU publicity
will reach an all time low, how
ever, If the prep basketball clas
sic isn't , moved from the campus
to the fairgrounds hoss arena next
March. Wait n see If you think
we're merely making wig the
words ...
Wenatchee PlucktOff
I Streetif art for Skipper
itamsey
Si
Busher Named
t TTk I wound un lii a Sl-Sl tie after
squabble Over scorekeeping and
goes before the league heads for
straightening out . Referee Ken
juugcuuic linn u met I - ! i 'WT i
examining the scorebook. The HnCG At YAfll
" . w wi fcw .wiiibcj. iViJUCi I nwu HV"" uau luk wig amaji
Pn-irn ( mnA imt.4t VI.U I t -th .tii r4 4 Via Bom with vhat
Chool foothaTl enact, n.marlna I It tHOUCht WM a S1-3B Victory. I? . V"
and lat aoasnn a tarVla rm 4ia I MINTMEN 1311 (II) HOLLYWO
Chlcaro Bearitero crid fm .111 MNUi I " Uu filly which won 10 of her 13
to Be
peaker
(ID Hollywood $her, the sensational three-year
' (10) D. Rawlins I tnw which won 10 of her 13
Other baseball bug, may not "J, 'c SS& race, in 1845 and ran her-total
agree, but in our book the striv- h. s.ia,-i,4 4v. v. t"?nH Pi S ! en?" money earnings to ?33,035, has
tag Wenatchee Chiefs and their Wednesday right 7ft, S 'TE!US U -"TurAi3ig..U?! been "unanimously voted "horse
franchise - hustling citizen Joe f !I!.7 ii . . . . . I .9? -Hpert ?. (of the year" In the annual poll of
Brownlow came up with M UZ:"rL AS 30 experts of Triangle Publica-
OREGON STATE COLLEGE, tne game a better minor league wm4mette uleoachw h. ; S?W
Dec. 10.-1 Special )-jregon SiaiCS orun ior manager in ouaoy . . -... Harial (4) l )i
..ti.ii. .trnn. Ko.k.tholl tm I RTin. We to bv onlv what we I iwu zumwut (41 J
" ii - . ' I 0ttm rfnn.li V- TJ. T - RnMi mha
victor over powerful Seattle Coast remember wnen Ryan, a tomato- "TV ' ""Ti w' tfrf p.k wooiin.
Guard twice last weekend at As- faced skipper on the Bill Sweeney T"fr o, H.nr, i
torla, will taste some of the best I order, rode herd on Sacramento
9 (16) Panel time. Tnr nublishers of racing
i a V V t I -w- i
1ST MKnc I
r rrv Oiiarkt.nhiih i Dapers.
O (14) McKee I ; TVtla mnrlrpd th( cprond straieht
gS&?X Bower) year that a filly had wn top hon
Independent opposiUon In t h e Senator teams in the Coast circuit WJ5T ' Muai
.k.t. T.. n(V.t W vnrt acrn rhm A A k.uKoll P- m. IWSem
uu xjuu ouxiper i urcgon otaic, i Henry i. j m i ors In the poll, Twiiignt Tear nav-
wlll bo shown at the banquet. Official - Kn Salpp and Gil Utter. fa(f ained distiBctjon In 1944.
GaeWWedef
(Named to Team
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NEW YORK. Dec. 10-6?VTh
United States' military academy's
mighty football team placed five
of its players on the Associated
Press 1945 All-America eleven an
nounced today. It was the first
time in the history of these selec
tions that so many players from
one team had been honored In thig
fashion. - . .
Selection of three linemen and
two ball carriers from Coach Col.
Earl Blaik's team not only set a
precedent numerically, but in the
case' of the ball carriers Glenn
Davis of Claremont, Calit, and
Felix (Doc) B lan chard of Bishop
vUle, S. C It represented the
first time that backfield team
mates were selected two consecu
tive years.
Army linemen named to tha
team were John Green of Shelbyw
ville, Ky., guard; Albert Nemcta
of Prince George, tackle, and
DeWitt Coulter of Fort Worth,
Tex'tackle.
The other two backfield bertha
were taken jby ' Herman Wede
meyer, St Mary's (Calif.) college
halfback from Honolulu, the only
Pacific Coast! player to make tha
team, and Bob Fenimore, Okla
homa A&M'b brilliant all-around
back from Woodward, Okla. Feni
more was also selected - on the
1944 team.
Navy's Richard (Dick) Duden of
New York City and Texas' Hubert
Bechtol, another repeater from
Lubbock, Tex, were picked aa
ends ' on thej team. Ohio State's
Wnrrn A mlinif rf Pana Til :
::rz:.rzr:::y::;: t'itv' . i osen u . guard and vaugha
raa inmni w win nimuimi inn nirnuaKU ma wwilj 4 m
lulfboek. J( also made All-Pacific Coast. Wedemeyer will lead
jlmmie Fhelan's Gaels In their Sngar Bowl date January 1 with
Oklahoma A&M.at New Orleans.
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of the season. I of those years didn't win manvl111111, "f
f With a lineup consisting most- I pennants Los Angeles was then I Ramsey w;
Ir of former college aces, the In- lin the league, too but Ryan 3 a Candida'
sulators figure to give the veteran turned out more than his share of I U coaching Jo
Orange . quintet a busy evening, graduates to stardom in the maj-
Well known Insulator performers I ors.
Include Roy Pflugrad, Lloyd I - Should your memory
Jackson, Bill Osterhaut and Marv Journeymen such
Scott Coach Slats Gill will pro- Myril Hoag, Alex Kampouris,
bably start Ted Ilennlngsen, Jer- I Frank Demaree, Frenchy Borda
ry Krafve, Red Rocha, Bemie Mc- I garay, Dolph Camllli, Merv Shea
Crath and Johnny Moore for OSC. and Laurie Vinci labored under
Hollies Buy Trio
made with the hlrfi CHICAGO,' uec. 10. -UtJ- The
ot later than to- Houywooaj puo 01 tne Racine
?Tokyo Bow?
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coast league ytoaay tougnt second-r nni o -
from the jYICL 1 III Cl
i 4, baseman Woody Williams
I Cincinnati Reds and catcher Stan
Anarews anu piicner juh jliSiock
from the Phillies. Williams has
been with the Reds for the past
three years. In 1945, he batted 237
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Portland Has
Louis Toiiight
I PORTLAND, Dec. 10 -tfV A
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it at Sacramento. And those nils-
Iters turned out to be pretty fair!
country ballgamers. '
Proving Grounds iVo.' I
Want, Not Loop Flag$
Since the WIL franchise-mother-
J
Dec. lO.-iffV-The
Oregon . ge squad
was on its way to Chica0o by train
today after th ODT bloJced plans
for airplane travel. Airline offic-
rLAND.
Oft
Bancha, Alabama's sophomore
i center from Birmingham, Ala,
was voted on! as center.
Second team celectiona went to Max
I Morris, Northwestern and Jim Kekeria,
Missouri. ends; Thomas Dean. South
em Meinoaist ana neary oWberg,
I Army. Tacues;. Joan uastrongeJo,
Notre Dame and Joseph Dickerson,
Penn. guards; i Richard Scott. Navy.
center; Frank Dancewics. Notre Duiml
Harry Gilmer, i Alabama. Peter Pihoa,
uiuiaiut ana vuue v-iine, lmuo state,
backs. . I
Tiirt 4m Vmh V.lbM ! trl.i.l.
Coach Harold Hauk's Salem land Georre. gavitsky, Penn. ends:
Year'sTokyo bowl" f o o tb all I monmouth (is) - (n vaitz lugn vuongs ran oyer an under-. Xrnkuhom. am. "cw
game to decide the 'chfmpionship IsVwtene l) ' r () King I mannea .valley wotor v- qumt Al Spariis. UCLA and Jim Lecture,
Howard en c w) uiaser oi tne city league last night in an- cSmmTSSS. 't15" I?,n
talent, was scheduled! today by w " g ' (W wSSS other scrjmmage tut for the di oy de". N.vVrun "k
.. ,1.,.. L..X, :n I ' ' I enc'n. ft-)l PKtvfoAn cl.. I lowkL Hohr Cross and RnK Cvr
xionoraoie mentions Included Calla
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overtime periods here
night to take an 18
foul shots in the overtime won for
Monmouth Larry Fresh and his
eight points stood out for the win
ners. Falls City girls salvaged a
i TOKYO, Dec. lOHiT-A New j volleyball win in the prelimmary.
here Friday irl " O 1
-i7 win. two Vikings apank
rtime won for I . O - J.
V-8 Cage Five
First Christian tipped First
Methodist, (21-18, Salt Creek;
Baptist downed First Evangel-
determk.e the finalists j who will
meet In the Meijl stadium.
ttSX. hVIonmoiilli Edges
Negr
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Plaver
s
t , " """ c, A . Church league A division bas- r? 11 aa.-ia.
reservations on eastbound L ketballlngs last night at Leslie, t all8. tilty UUUlt
aj" w ws ivvi vv aa ivn
prompted the! change.
High point honors were divid
ed between! Fast of Salt Creek
miple of two-round bouts here inrr,i l7. wZnir - Tne Webfoots still hope for an and Bonche of i Presbyterian, Monmouth high's basketball team with the Bakersfield, CaL, club of sggfi.
Tuesday night wttl feature HeavyH J I each with 12. upset the strong Valsetz team In thi California baseball league, ciark hi
weight Champ Joe Louis vs. MBadlI . nett ' J ' !! 1. . .. , W - i. 11 1 , .1 , i,...- .- Signing of negro Jaciae Kownson
m n ..A J S I ...x. ..v, fyx.tuuu.v., nnuiuin uiu
t
News" Brown, 2 40-pounder from 1 4K- cr ' - court it. radio appl. (i
. . i ,h I -"-vu. x-v mm umuv a uus i tx.s,,. . 111 it? 1 17
r!:;KOi , V . VJi 1 choice In Ryan. .j , , ,ZxZ7
uruanu. n ouiuwr w I . What har.non.wl it th rVr.crnn uer. i 140 143 103-388
.1 ix. y tin I. ) i Guit,
up ui nun . i yvmuua.
-191 143 . 188521
Totals
.15S 187 .188 fl31
J789 793 "03 Si
i vTiiTj.-xnTT ! i 'nan nam MirM. i DaIAa.
. . - , , . . , . ' " . V. . X. M.B.XIT I W.IAM
A lu-rouna nnt-nrav7weinv Kall ,ntA
' -.. . .m i-v. t I -"xxux. ''-x-
main fvmi wui niaiui iw; wuwr, w. j v,i.t rtlHn't h.vra th iMV.
H ia. - t A - 1 ---M " I . C t
an, vixy. againsx noman Djarr, end7 xt storm week musVve woodbuhn s
oauhoma. inaian. uoDDy voix, downd coastal communlrstinn.: I Auitin . I.-. 14 IN 1 AOIll
MICKS
L? 1 "r , wr ' or mebbe the Astorians were try- 2ic"
1Wmrtm In a a! T.rnuni) n1lHl I . .... - I rem
ruijwimjt ww iiuu iuuui cuuie III Totals
via wire, ana we aian i care guess
-14S
J5
weight bout
-1
140417
SIS 508
.133 177 147450
-107 17S 188474
ii 720 SO S70 1432
; JeffS l'lay Oateft how Slata GUI & Co. made out I colyiah motor sales (Si
1 JtrrERSON, Dec. 10 (Special) over there . . . Speaking of prog- Simons l, ljs 178 lsj-463
w x. ... i I wtl..fn nt.wt.tf .t- I McCuno i i 165 173 237 574
voacn i si ocais rfciienon uons iMV" tvx--".o twvuua cto. sr. ; no 199 ns 563
Htk their third straight Marion I no. I H. -Greg Gregory didn't I KiiAa ; ji73 ij
I!i turn asa
.858 BM SOB 1049
county
In as many tries here Tuesday Oregonlan merely to have morel Totals
night when they i tangle with the t"n to eat his Oregon-will-beat- bock thx rarbir i
trone Gates hlsh flvo in the lo- Oregon State football words. There I Klrchner , U 178 let 181 MS
eal gymnasium.
were plenty to eat at that, but SmSr
Greg.was mererr seeking an es- puttus
cape from staleness .
; Bible Academy Wins
.The Salem. Bible Academy bask
etball team topped Salt Creek
Baptist Church, 28-23. at West
Salem Saturday night Forward A navy discharge will make Dan
Dob Funk looping 10 points to ny AmaraL hard-hitting 'outfield-
iHlSfins .
Totals
.154 18 100 473
113 17S 174473
11 1S 1 7S
J70 160 147487
jueayers vci Amarai tonland tsi i
. - . . ' I TfmlAmw
irJ nTLAMD, Urt., Dec. VHJFr Lutt
All S3S 151 3505
Strod-.
rarthlag.
m m
15 409
Sit BIS
13 , 1U 144487
ass
.155
ltXOs
Totals
KEITH BRO
Powell
Han kins
Jtmigan
Cushing
Saurs
'Totals
J48 188 115453
i. 84 787 S13 S448
CO. (3) .
JH 173 160499
.148 319 153518
J4 139 123407
88 144 177509
J8 171 174813
-810 8S8 848 3553
STARR raurriPRODUCTS (11
PowcU ., , 114 133 - 97343
Psyna . jl 95 181 113-369
RamsdeU
Lensren ,
Byers
Totals
.154 157 158 487
-168 125 153448
-ISO 161 US 445
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.737 798 70S 323S
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING CO. 43)
D Duncan - t - 166 144474
Talbot . ,j 158 159 - 168483
Jones , jj 171 150 173494
MathiS 148 185498
McChukey
Totals
-144 150, 3XS 80S
.800 771 88- S4S3
GOLDDZS OF tH.VXRTON (11 -
DeGuire - :, j', .,, 133 143 ' 305480
Hatteburg ., , j, ... 158 187 133 150
tace.
l.i.er S)
nk (14)
Ison 5) O
R1rrrr I.
id Graham.
r, eligible for the Portland Bea
(23) SALT CRICK I vera this coming season,' it was
it vuiwock announced today. Long-range hit-
(4) - May i ting comes easy, to Amaral, who
-(ti rist marked up a J03 batting average
an crk- in 104.. bis last year with the
! Beavers.
f'l"l o)
tiikkrlson
' l V 4A MID IwimOT
"J 2, Lang 3. Official! Barbour
V 1191 Edgcwaicr Si.
Complete lint of 1 ;
IllchfleU jajsoHne, oils, and IabricanU. :
G o5 Jjear Tlrtsjuid Batteries ; ;
-.Cowl Stock of "Accessories
fit ' ' i-' . "
ADIslhdive
Gci!
New 1946
ic Swift ? i-. Swank
Smart 1 1 Sturdy v
'. Built to Last
For Years and Tears
3i Duncan
Zander
Bentson
i saw action. It was 35-15 at half-
i time.
Jim Sheldon of the losers was
high point man with 12. Dick Hen-
drie led the Viks with 10. Salem
scrimmages . with the Page Wool-
DURHAM. N. C, Dec 10.-P- ens tonight at 70 and opens the
President W. G. Bramham of the 1 season Fnday night when Kiam
National association ruled today J ath Falls' Pelicans visit the Villa.
11,. ro nrwrw naimi hoc. (351 - (021 VUUKCS
T- - (8 Houck
C (3) Mason
O (10) Hendrie
G ' (4 Chamberlain
Salem -subs Alberts 6. Hill 9.
Riebert 0, Province 6. GemmeU S.
I MONMOUTH, Dec. 10 (Special) ball player, was eligible to. sign Baiiey.(7)
.119 103 111 332 1 by, Brooklyn for its Montreal farm j Gibson 4. Deckebach O. Mas X.--
iw mi tw-w i rum estaDUsnea a preceaeni mi 4
M akABk j aa K(fl 1
T JH- such cases, Bramham said.
.728 7S1 732 3209
Totals
PORTLAND O. E. CO. (2)!
Greens ,
HoVe i" 158 .138-447 YORK. Dec." 18 (AP) Cecil Maryland and Temple university
Buisman i . i Hudson. Los Anseies ptotege ox Menry i nroiessor. tola ine uaryiana rac-
dS? 18 !2JJS Fight Results
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BALTIMORE, Dec ; 10.rff)-Dr.
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