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are VERY Interested fat where SIbpmb wUI coach la 1947. Hew the
Simpson ball has bees retting after that little posh It rot a eeaple
of years axe!
In answer to a bet-settlinr
request (bettors preferred no
publicity), OSCs premising half
back from Newberr. a red-headed
Dick Tweage stands fire feet
nine Inches tall and hefts 2t3
poinds. Those are up-to-date flg
nres on the fature Bearer rreat
and were delivered by Jim Kis
sel barch who coaches Twenge in
the Beve backfleld. The State
depe,booklet lists Twenxe at 5-10
and 191 pounds, bat Klsselbarrhs
fUrares can be accepted as offi
cial. And how Mr. Twenxe can
mere those 203 pounds!
Samuel a Toting Record
Approaches Wedy't
Comparisons prove Utile In
football and can cause sesae beaa
tifal word brawls. Bat for the
benefit of those who a loaf with
yours truly figured Dob 8amael belonged on the All-Coast eleven,
take a look at his yards-gained average for the Beavers, prior to
yesterday's Washington game. The Hood River sonthpaw, who was
good enoagh to make the Service All-American team during the
war, had averaged $.53 yards per carry. And the great Herman
Wedemeyer of St. Mary's deserving gent that he is, bettered Samuel
by less than a yard for his games. Wedemeyer averaged 7.1 yards
per try over the 194 route. And to go even further. All-Coaster
Ernie Case of UCLA, the director of the Coast Champion Bruin team,
boasted before the Nebraska game yesterday an anemic 1.18 yards-per
average! ... So let's have another ballot and at the same time
reconsider the case of another forgotten Beaver, Center Bill Gray.
O'Leary Headed for Sotre Dame Touchdotcning
Oregon and Oregon State alums, plus those from other north
west, schools look with longing eyes on Hood River's Don (Do
Everything) O'Leary. But 'twill do them no good. This quick-thinking
triple threater, fine college material, is' headed for Notre Dame
where, if he's as good in college as he has been in high school,
he'll be another Johnny Lujack. He won't be overlooked as an All
American at the South Bend school, either.
Jim (Mush) Torso n. the new Portland U cage coach, admits,
as coaches aren't reluctant to do. that he doesn't have much hope for
a good season this winter. But Mash will have one sharpshooter at
lease that if. if the sharpshooter can still find the hoop as regularly
as he did when a prewar prep. He Is Leo Gros Jacques, the Mt. Angel
Preps whix. an easily-remembered lad with a basketball In his
hands. . . . Another remembered local "ex," Willamette Basketball
Johnny Eggers, is reportedly enrolled at Oregon State but didn't
even turn out for Slata Gill's crew. . . .
Webfeet Drop
'Birds, 73-37
EUGENE, Ore.. Nov. iO-(JP)-The
University of Oregon hoop
squad made it two in a row over
the University of British Colum
bia here tonight as they defeated
the Canadians by a 73-37 score.
The Ducks defeated the same club
88-41 last night in Portland.
49ERS WIN
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30-6P)-The
San Francisco forty-niners,
scoring two second period
touchdowns, defeated the Chicago
Rockets 14 to 0 today to go into
second place in the western di
vision of the All America con
; ference professional football
! league. A crowd estimated at 12.-
000 attended the contest in gloomy
weather.
Bl'TTS DOES OKAY
ATLANTA, Nov. 30-JP-T h e
state auditor's office reported to- J
day that Football Coach Wallace I
Butts received $14,748 from the!
University of Geoigia during the
last fiscal year. $8166 of wnich
was for his regular salary.
College Basketball
Washington State
man 13.
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West Salem
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PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 30-(Jf
The sixth Arnold Lunn downhill
race at Mt. Hood's slopes tomor
row will inaugurate the postwar
revival of the event and the open
ing of the 1946-47 ski season.
A list of 136 men and women
skiers are entered in the events.
Gordon Anderson and Alma Han
sen are defending the titles they
won in 1941.
Sparks-Stanley
Vows Read.
Miss Darlene Stanley; daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Stan
ley, became the bride bf Glenn
Sparks Wednesday night at the
Rosedale Friends church: with the
Rev. Oscar Brown performing
the 8 o'clock nuptials. . Lighting
ti e tapers were Miss Grace Ann
Sparks, sister of the groom, and
Miss Shirley BIttgheimer, who
wore pink and blue raymon voile
frocks over taffeta. Virgil Mason
sang "Because" and "All for You."
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white net gown
over taffeta fashioned with a
short train and sweetheart neck
line. Her shoulder length veil was
held in place by a coronet of
bouvardia. She carried a white
Bible marked with gardenias and
streamers of white- satin ribbon
and white sweet peas.
Mrs. Helen Smith was her sis
ter's matron of honor and wore
powder blue net over taffeta.
Bridesmaids were Miss Frances
Hoyt and Miss Clara Sparks, sis
ter of the groom, who wore pink
and blue net over taffeta. In their
hair were clusters of pink bou
vardia and pink rosebuds.
Wayne Sparks was his broth
er's best man and ushers were
Wilbur Pearson and Chester
Tucker.
Mrs. Stanley wore a black suit
with pink accessories and corsage
of gardenias and rosebuds for her
daughter's wedding. Mrs. Sparks
chose a black suit with blue ac
cessories and her flowers were
gardenias and rosebuds.
A reception followed at the
home of the bride's parents. Mrs.
Mary Bingheimer, sister of the
groom, and Mrs. Thelma Sparks
were in charge of the gifts and
passed the guest book.
For goins away the bride wore
a three-piece grey suit -with black
accessories and corsage of gar
denias and sweet peas. After a
honeymoon the couple will be at
home in Salem.
Family Dinner
At Janz' Home
Mr. and Mrs. Saul S. Janz were
hosts for a family dinner at their
apartment on Thanksgiving. Pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L.
Barkhurst (Phyllis Adams) and
son, Scott Earl, Silverton Miss
Kreta Janz, Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Barclay (Dona be 1 Savage)
and daughter, Barbara, Wallace
Adams, Silverton, Mr. and Mrs.
Janz and son Philip.
Barkhurst, a captain in the 41st
division, is now attending Uni
versity of Oregon. Wallace Adams,
formerly in the 4th army, will
attend U of O next semester.
Rites Quietly
Solemnized
The marriage of Miss Dolores
Stetnbruck, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. K. Steinbruck, and Wil
liam Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William C. Howard, Sr., was sol
emnized November 27 by the Rev.
Lloyd T. Anderson, pastor of the
First Baptist church.
The bride wore a pearl gray
dress with black accessories and
a corsage of gardenias and pink
rosebuds.
Following a trip to southern
California the couple will make
their home in Salem.
Watches for Christmas
We offer a man's waterproof, stainless steel, shock
resistant, luminous dial, 17-jeweI
movement for
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Federal Tax IneL
Also Many Others at Various Prices
WATCH REPAIRING IS OUR SPECIALTY
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Schaefer's
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1195 -vlaif
rhene Slf7 or 723
That Name On Our Store Means EXTRA Values
We're Headquarters For The Tire That
OUTWEARS PREWAR TORES
"You're always sure of extra values from B. F. Good
rich., because B. F. Goodrich means 'First in Rubber.'
They originated cord tires in tbe first place. And now
they're first with a new postwar tire that actuallj
OUTWEARS PREWAR TIRES!
"As for our store, we have a "first' of our own to offer
the motorists of this community 'first im ;.rWr
"OTerwhelmiflg demand for the tire that OUT
WEARS PREWAR TIRES makes it impossible for us
to fill orders as fast as we'd like to. But we will see
that jrow're taken care of fair and square.
"Meanwhile we've got plenty of other set-rices to
offer. Well manage to keep you rolling till those new
tires arrive. And well fill your needs for other auto
supplies with accessories of the highest qasdjry.
Can 0 Bought oa Small Down Paymmut and Coavenlmnt Terms
Miss Gerig Tells
Troth at Dinner
Miss Dorothy Gerig announced
her engagement to Raymond
Valdez at a Thanksgiving dinner
Thursday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. David Gerig.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Gydesen and family, Mr. and
Mrs. George Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Bliven and Larry,
Mrs. Goldie Bivens and son, Mr.
and Mrs. , David Gerig and sons,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ditchen, Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Gerig, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bell and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Davidson.
Patty aad Georgia Cooper, with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Cooper, jr., and their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Cooper,
sr., had Thanksgiving dinner with
their great-grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Moyer on the Wallace
road.
Dinner for Family
The John M. Gallaghers enter
tained at a Thanksgiving dinner
for members of the family. Pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Gal
lagher. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kulick,
and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gal
lagher of Eugene. Mary Galla
gher of Lakeview. he Rev. Cyril
Lebold of Benedict. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Lebold and Joe Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. John Gallagher and sons,
Pat and Mike.
The occasion also honored the
birthdays of Mr. F. X. Gallagher
and Mrs. Lebold.
Dr. aad Mra. O. H. KesU enter
tained at a family dinner at their
home for Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Kent,
Allan and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs.
Theron Kent. Mr. and Mrs. S. P.
Kent. Bobby, Doreen and Patty
of Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Cochran, Karen and Diane of
Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. John
son and Elwood and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Kent, Billy. Carol and
Mari lyn, all of Albany.
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( sJ Are
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Optometrist
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that you have worn for a period- of years may
bo harmful to your eyes now.
Lot your eyes work with easo. as feature Intended,
have correctly fitted glassos and there will bo no
atrain on those precious eyes.
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Pedestal Smoker with spacious removable
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Roomy Kneehole Desk in rich mahogany
Fine Desk Lamp for his "office at home'
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Folding Fire Screen
Portable Bar. glasses and smart tray
Table Radio in attractive plastic cabinet.
Traveling Bag in genuine leather
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Fluffy, G E. Automatic Blankets in lovely
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Streamlined Waterfall Odar Chest with
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Spring Filled Hork, choice of colors .
Sewing Cabinet, completely
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Fine Cocktail Table to please
the hoste $9.95 to
Frill r Throw Rugs for her
bedroom $ 5 to
Exquisite Oift Vanity l-amp, priced eath
Chenille Bedspreads In lovely
tK)udoir colors $9.95 to
Walnut Telephone Table and Chair
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Fine 3-Way Floor Lamp,
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xl2-Foot Axmmster Hugs
Fine Soft-Beds In variety of
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Decora tor-Sty led Table Lamps
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Fmn Tallies in aUn-n"iootrl
mahogany HJ5 U $29.7$
Rich Draperies to brighten the windows, .
pair 113$
Console Radios, new modeU by fam
ous makers, when available $79.59 to $195.99
Exquisite Mirrors to sparkle in
the living room . $ M.M)
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Table and Chair SeU for young hostesses $19.7$
Juvenile-Desk and' matching chair , $14.95
Juvenile Wardrobe. - $49.7$
Haby Basinetle $$.St
Streamlined MeUl Scooters, rubber tires... $15.95
Combination Walker-Stroller for small tots $.9$
Upholstered Davenport, red leatherette $29.9$
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Work Bench with Tools $29.9$
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