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194 HIGHLIGHTS: Judged as tare of the Up sports pictures of the yei
the world series and' In the Lenle-Maortelle flgkL St. Louis Cardinal
shown atop Boston's Johnny Pesky at left as the former atteampto U
first base after forcing Pesky at second. Recipient of one of Louis'
right completely off the canvas. (AP photos)
so
The Oregon State Game Com
mission will bold Its annual hear
ing to consider angling regula
tions on Saturday. January 11,
1947. at its offices at 1S34 S.W.
--- .-eet. Portland1. Seasons,
bag limits and other regulations
aticoiug the taking of game fish
will be determined for the en
suing year.
FKh liberated daring 14C for
the benefit of the sportsmen In
Oregon lakes and streams total
led 14.6oS.644. in spite of the fact
that hatchery production was han
dicapped all through the year by
the scarcity of the meat products
used for fish food. The total weight
of the fish turned loose was 13,
S94.3 pounds.
Releases Included 12.158.41
rainbow trout. 468.714 cutthroat.
4C3.576 eastern brook. 628.273
steelhead, 105.986 loch leven. 248,
44t) silverside. 529.789 Chinook and
8450 chum salmon. The fish were
allocated to the 18 watersheds of
the sUte as follows:
No. 1 (CUUop. Tillamook J4 West
ers Columbia rovntici) JS7.47 (llh at
11.34a pounds. No. Z WhlBf ton. Yam
hill, Polk. Brataa. CUckiaut, Marlon.
I. lnn an most of l.ano counties. I.
11.311 fish at JV237 pound. No. J
Kastern Columbia. MulUiomali an
Eastern Clarkamat ceunllet. 177.437 flh
at 1M4 pounds. No. 4 Hood River and
I'pper Wawo counties. M" J7t fish at
149 pounds. No. S. Lower Wasco. West
ern Sherman. Jefferson. Deschutes.
Crook and I'pper Klamath counties, ,
15 .121 fish at 22.413 pounds.
No. , Eastern Sherman. Gilliam.
Wheeler and Grant counties. 295.626
fish at 1902 pounds. No. 7. Morrow and
I' mat II la counties. 161.641 fish at 1096
pounds. No. t. Wallowa and Union
counties. 6S4.634 fish at 664 pounds.
No. . Baker county. S4.429 rtsh at 17S2
r and. No. IS. Eastern Harney and
pper Malheur counties, no fish. No.
II. Lower Malheur count. 44.6S6 fish
at 396 pounds. No. 12. Western and
Lower Harnev county, 199.644 fish at
46 pounds. No. 11. Lake county. 234.
63 fish at 219 pounds. No. 14. Lower
Klamath county. 791.712 fish at 1637
rounds. No. 13. Jackson. Josephine and
ower Currv counties, 2.231.9A4 fish at
17.414 pounds. No. IC. Uouslai county,
1 J2S.457 fish at 16.73 pounds. No. 17,
Coos and I pper Currv counties. 123.
M fish st 236 pounds. Lincoln and
Western lane counties, 14S.S17 fish at
? pounds.
Field Trials
Set for Year
WATER VII.LE. Wash. Dec. 24
(4)- The state game department
has granted permiMon for the
second running of the Hungarian
futurity and Pacific coast cham
pionship field "tiu,ls here next
year. Doug Keating, local game
protector. aid Ricahrd Seward,
president of the Northwest Field
Trials club, has announced the
trials will be run the first or
second week in April, depending
pn the weather.
The trials are regarded by
many is the No. 1 f;eld trial at
traction west of the Mississippi.
111 SKIES LEAVE
SEATTLE. Dec. 24 -oP- A 10
inan University of Washington ski
team left today for the Pacific
Natives in these parts who still
wonder what kind of ball elub
H. Hobson has at Oregon please
take another look at the results
of the Webfoot visit to Madison
So.uare Garden Monday night
and esperiallr the glittering
by the Gotham limTJT
writers on the
I'O team after ft
Its 11-65 shel- iTl
lacking of .NY I
Your answer
simple. The
HAVE a bas
ketball team.
In handing the
Violets that lac
ing and draw
ing all those
sweet adjectives
from the bigger
woedsmen llob-
soa has gained ware Hskssa
his revenge for the nasty tales
of Oregon hoop-suiting handed
oot by those same gents a year
ago. Now it rests with Slats Gill
and hH Beavers tomorrow night
1st the Garden to show 'em the
Dsscks aren't the only crack out
fit from these parts. An Item
which the Beavers no dossbt have
'foremost In their minds at all
times ... In coming through so
brilliantly In the east, Hobson
has sort of tipped Ms hand. Still
noVfoated and poattasor of an
ootfit which hronght raves In
the east, Hobson will now find
himself and company favored to
waits threngh the northern di
vision race . . . Bat on the other
hand. If the Docks don't win the
conference chase, think of the
prestige the loon will gala la
V
Owgon. Wednesday. Pc 15. ISO
Duck Shooting
WASHINGTON. Dee. 14.-P)
Alaert M. Day. director of the
flak and wildlife service, said
today that never before kit
there Wen so many hunters to
shoot at so few docks. New re
ports from the fly-ways bear
out earlier Indications. Day told
reporters, that It has been a dis
mal season everywhere.
Be estimated the duck supply'
the lowest In fire years, despite
reductions in the hunting season
from 99 to 45 days, daily hg
limit from 1 to 7 birds and po
sition limit from X to 14. Also
ho said, there are more hunters
and more available ammunition
G. Bishop & Co. Next
For Hot Trailblazers
It's the great Gale Bishop at Co. next for Salem's still up-and-'
coming Trailblazers. The Pacific Coast Professional basketball series
hits the Ferry Street Garden arena Saturday and Sunday nifhts,
a two-game stand which will either make or break Salem's aspira
Younger Stagg
On Grid Tan'
SELINSGROVE. Pa.. Dec. 24 -(JPy-
Dr. G. Morris Smith, presi
dent of Susquehanna university,
today belittled a reported move by
disgruntled graduates to oust A. A.
Stagg, jr., from the head football
and athletic director post he has
held for 11 years.
Earlier at Johnstown, Pa.. At
torney Ernest F. Walker, president
of theuniversity's alumni associa
tion, 'said he "understood" peti
tions asking Stagg's removal were
circulated soon after the school
announced a father-son coaching
combination consisting of the pres
ent coach and his 84-year-old fath
er, Amos Alonzo Stagg, sr.
Coleman Names 6
Whistle Tooters
SEATTLE, Dec. 24-P)-Ralph
Coleman, northern division Pa
cific Coat conference commis
sioner for basketball officials has
announced six men will handle
the whistles In this wintei's
games. They are Hal Lee. Brem
erton; Hal Eustls, Poitland;
Squinty Hunter, Spokane: John
Heinuck, Tacoma: Lloyd Fessler,
Belhngham, and Tim McCullough,
Seattle.
Portland to Face
Strong Bronc 5'
PORTLAND. Dec. 24 -(yp.- The
undefeated Santa Clara basketball
team, victor over California. UCLA
and Southern California, will meet
the University of Portland quintet
here Friday and Saturday nights.
Portland will be bolstered by the
addition of 6 foot 8 inch Center
Steve Troy who missed earlier
games while with the football team
in Hawaii.
Coast intercollegiate meet starting
at Sun Valley. Idaho, Dec. 28,
i seeking to defend the Bradley
plate award they won last year.
the east when those foreigners
learn that the mighty Oregon
team they saw hist before Christ
mas isn't the best nlnt In the
northwest! ...
Bamor: That Frank Shone,
certainly no longer the "bean
bag" he was with the Portland
ballgamers. mill be moved to
either Kansas City or Newark In
the Yankee chain next spring.
. . . Bnt then there's another
which says Frank will be kept
right with Br'er Beaver . . . .
And Key Helser. the 2-game
winner who graduated from the
town Senators before the war.
hinted while basketballlng with
Spokane here the other night
that he might be a little tough
to talk contract to come training
time. Winning Z9 for a last place
nine Is a worthy feat, and Left
hander Key knows It . . . While
in California for Christmas. Sol
on Bis Boss George Emigh In-
tends putting the double check !
on the reports that George Vice '
Is stricken with rheumatic fev
er. George opines tain so .
Top Xaaaa card: From the St.
Louis Cardinals, adorned with
their hat-supported and spright
ly red bird spooling -IMC world
champions' and wishing- the re
ceiver finds tn the aew year a
"winner" also . . .
To date they've done feebly
at the gate, aad la lieu of this
the basketball ing Trail bla sen'
owners Intend psayiag bat one
ir were these shots take in
lmflelder Rod Schoendiensi is
Si
complete a double play
lefts, Manriello Is shown at
Bad All Overj
thaa o-ver : before. The sale of
duck stamps exceeded X.Mt.tM
com pa red with a previous nigh
of MtMOt La January. 1142.
although snore than S.MMM
huntlnr licenses have been sold.
HUhlifhts from Latest reports
by government game manage
ment agents Included: Oregon
Smith river flats. Lake Earle.
Kogue liver and Coos Bay. "very
few ducks along coast and on
bays." Winchester bay. T attains
bay and Alsea bay, few ducks.
Mostly pin tails."
Washington Dungeauseos and
Port Angeles, "more ducks than
last year."
tions to climb from fourth Into
third place in the loop race.
At nreisti Bellincham rides the
third place rung with tix wins and
four losses, The 'Blazers, aftfr a
slow start in which they dropped
a pair at Bel ling ham, have six
wins and six losses to date, live
of those six wins coming in their
last six games. Since the Len Yan
dles have added Big Jack VaUghn
to work alongside Bill (Stretch)
Osterhaus and plussed such! re
serves as Bill Anton and Dave
Teyema they've been a solid ball
club. I and 33 assists, while Ab McDougal,
A double "win for Salem in the ' of the northern division Vancou
Bellingham series will shove? the ver Canucks, raised his to 43
locals into third place. The series points on 33 goals and 12 assists,
will also mirk the initial appear- j ' "
ance of the All -American Bishop
on local courts. He has a fast-moving
and hard-hitting outfit With
his Fircrests, one that will give
the driving Salems what stack up
to be a whale of a series.
Seats are on sale at Maple St
Keene's at a dollar a throw- for
adults, four-bits for students.
Albany to Test
K-Falfs Quintet
ALBANY. Dec. 24-(Special ) j Leaving the Y at 8 aJn. Thurs
Coach Rex Hunsaker's unbeaten day a group of boys will visit
Albany high Bulldogs face what is the Valley Packing company and
expected to be their toughest bas
ketball competition to date1 this
season- when they meet the: un- Cherry City Baking Co. will be
beaten Klamath Falls Pelicans made. Friday morning at 9 a
here Thursday night. The game group will leave the Y for a tour
will be plnved in the high school t the Oregon state penitentiary
gym and will be Dreceded bv aland the State fore.try building.
7 p.m. preliminary.
Klamath Falb is on a barn
storming trip and will play at
Salem Friday and Saturday
nights
BOWLING MEET SET
SPOKANE. Dec. 24 -UP)- More
than 190 men's teams, including
bowlers from 17 northwest cities,
will compete in the eighth, an
nual BPOK bowling champion
ships starting here Friday night.
Tournament Secretary Frank: Ka-
chlnsky announced today.
game a week here starting next
month. Other "home" games will
be tried at Eugene. Astoria, etc..
or those cities falling Into Sa
lem's "territorial rights." After
au. w u i ii jwm srsasri . trr-
talnly not that the weU will
never run dry. All going out
and nothing coming la caa get
oaite monotonous . . . There is
a good chance, however, that the
'Bluer booses mill smile the
coming weekend. What with the
Great Gale Bishop A Co. com
ing in for Saturday - Sanday
night j games, plus the fact that
the locals have snatched wins In .
five; of their last six eatings, I
It's a i good bet that the Belling
ham aeries will do well at the
ticket mlndow. Two thousand
and 1199 saw the Bishops play
In Portland last weekend, but
they'll settle for a thousand a
night here. Which isn't too much
when; you consider that Lea
Yandle's crew has a good chance
to beat the Bells and move Into
third j place . . .
if
T j 11.
Christinas
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Matchmaker ElUa Owen's aa
aal Christmas battle royal, the
it frolic to - - , . . m
which t glad-t ; j
laiora g i mux -en
an. every- "
man - lor - nun- . -
an extra $25 r"
parse, will be c '.' rtf ,
offered crunch '.'.
custom era to- k r . J
night at the I '
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Garden at S J ,, ;
'e 1 e k . The Billy McEia
card was held ever from last
night beeaase of Christinas Eve.
Owen has lined ap a pair (
New Testimony
In Bribe Case
Judge Tables Trial
Until January 2
NEW YORK, Dec. 24-(;P)-Al-vin
J. Paris, indicted on charges
of attempting to bribe two pro
fessional football players in an
effort to throw a championship
fame, offered "lucrative off-season
Jobs" to two other players, a
source close to the district at
torney disclosed today.
This development came as
Paris' trial on the indictment was
adjourned by General Sessions
Judge Saul S. Steit until Jan. 2
after a heated argument in which
the defense sought a month's de
lay.
The offers reportedly were
made about two weeks before
the Giants-Bears game. Assistant
District Attorney George P. Mon
aghan declined to comment on
this development.
Puck Scoring
a C
Leaders Hold
SAN DIEGO, Calif.. Dec. 24-(JP
Far the seventh straight week re-
spective scoring leaders in the
soutnem ana nonnern envisions
of the Pacific Coast Ice Hockey
league retained their advantage,
although both lost ground to their
closest pursuers in the past week,
statistics released here today by
At Leader, managing director of
the circuit, disclosed.
Roy McBride, of the southern di
vision San Diego Skyhawks, add
ed five points during the week to
boost his total to 32 on 17 goals
Open House at
YMCA Draws
Many Youths
I The YMCA annual open houe.
which began Monday, wiM be
' closed today, but will begin again
Thurs-day morning with educa
i tional tours to Salem institutions
j added to the program.
the Salem Linen company. At
7:30 p m. Thursday a tour of the
Saturday a group will tour Kay
Woolen Mills.
The remainder of each day will
be occupied with games, sports
in the gym, movies, swimming
and tournaments. Until January
4 all the YMCA facilities are
thrown open to Salem boys every
day except Saturday afternoons
and Sundays.
During Monday and Tuesday an
average of nearly 1000 boys made
use of the open house.
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As Manager at
Stavton lIailt
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STAYTON Honoring Harry J.
Rowe-( wno
is leaving the local
plant after 27 years of service,
and welcoming his successor.
Robert Stewart, employes of the
local Mountain States Power com
pany gathered at the Bon Ton
Wednesday night for dinner.
Plans were discussed for the form
ation of a Kilowatt club for em
ployes and their families.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Har-
KoDeri Stewart, air
and Mrs C . Greenough. Mr and
Mrs. R. G. Wood. Mr. and Mrs
Norbert Dombrowsky, Mr. and
Mrs. Marc Landon, Mr. and VIrs.
Leo Wechensky, Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Saemk, Shirley Bates, Max
ine DeJardin and Dorothy Titus,
all of Stayton; Mr. and Mrs. Cur
tis Cline, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Shuey, of Mill City; Mr. and Mrs.
Vardie Shel tan of Jordan; and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Badger of Scio.
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P.mKmisk Ia ar
and Patrons!
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'Royal' at Armory Tonight
nasties, a rent wht eoald be
nasty and three cleanles far the
action. Those answering to the
first part are Billy McEaln. the
wee bat respected rent from
Texas and Sammy Kohen, the
hit-and-run rassler who Is of
ten dabbed the "Red Devil-. The
middle man Is Salem's- Tony
(The Fist) Ross who, when
nrged, can be downright ornery
himself. Perhaps the lure of the
extra $259 will urge Anthony.
The three fair-haired rents are
Billy (ExMarlne) Fox. Bill
(Whirlwind) Weidner and Tex
Hager. The latter Is maklnr his
Initial appearance here after an
extensive absence during- which
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WEBFOOT SURGE: Little Stan Williamson. U of Oregon guard and
star of the game, dashes in to take the ball away from NYU's big
Center Adolph Schayes (4) In their game at Madison Square
Garden. Oregon won, S1-C5, and wowed 18,000 fans in doing so.
(AP Wirephoto)
WVL Cagens Rest
WOODBURN, Dec. 24-(Special)
The Willamette Valley Basketball
league will be idle until January
3 due to the holidays. On that
date Si 1 vert on goes to: Molalla,
Canby to Sandy, Stayton to Esta
cada and Dallas to Wcdburn.
Leading the s league undefeated
after the first two rounds are
Molalla, Silvertori, Mt. Angel and
Stayton.
NEW MEXICO S ARRIVE
SAN DIEGO. Dec. 24-uFr-Trav-
el-weary following a 13-hour
flight from Hawaii and a train
trip from Los Angeles, two con
tingents of the University of New
Mexico football team arrived here
tonight for their New Year's Day
Harbor bowl game with Montana
State.
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and around Chicago.
The sextet will commence te
rether at S:3t. The first pair to
be spilled, kayoed or foaled are
through for the evening. The
next pair losinr will return
later for the semiwindnp
match. The royal finalists will
tangle In the main event for the
SZ59 on a winner-take-all basis.
The referee will be George Pop
penheimer. Tonight's fare will
be the first battle royal offered
the customers In months. Usu
ally the nuslin' royal Is one of
the game's top crowd plcasers
because of Its oversupply of action.
Vols Refuse to Play
Against Negro Whiz
McKEESPORT, Fa., Dee. 24
UP)- A scheduled basketball
game between Duquesne uni- !
versity and the University of
Tennessee was called off at the
last minute Monday night when
the southern school refused to !
take the floor unless assured i
that Charles Cooper, negro
freshman star, wonld not play
for Duquesne. More than 2600
fans were already la the gym
when the cancellation was an
nounced. BOWL' FOR ALBANY
ALBANY, Dec. 24 -(JP)- Coach
Rex Hunsaker said today that Al
bany high school has accepted an
invitation to play Nampa, Idaho,
high school in a football game
next Oct. 10 at Nampa, in the "Let
tuce bowl."
Merry
Christmas
The time of the year when hells ring
out the gladsome tidings in our hearts
the time of the year when the Star
a-top the Chritnia!S tree shines hrightly,
reflecting in its brilliance the memory
of good things in the past better
things to come. Our sinceret wifli for
the beet to all of you on Christmas Day.
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Illini Work Secretly; Wives OK
For Okies; Georgia Set for Trip
PASADENA, Calif., Dec. 24-(P)-The day before Christmas was
just another day to the Illinois and UCLA grid squad. Bot;h had
to work. Practice-hungry Illinois held morning and afternoon 'work
outs behind shut gates, Coach Ray Eliot pushing his charges through
Davis Player
Kramer Hurt
Tennis Cup Matches
To Start Thursday
MELBOURNE, Dec. 24 -P)-Another
surprise package was
handed to the Australian Davis
Cup team and public today in the
disclosure of a minor injury to
John (Jake) Kramer, ace of Amer
ica's cup team which will meet
the Australians in the challenge
round here Dec. 28-27-28.
While the Australians still were
in a dither over the unexpected
nomination of Ted Schroeder in
place of Frank Parker for the sec
ond singles berth on Uncle Sam's
challengers, the Americans reveal
ed that Kramer, on whose shoul
ders will rest the heaviest burden.
had -injured a small bone on the
bottom of one of his feet. !
The Montebello, Calif., luminary !
will meet Dinny Pails, Australia's
No. 2 singles man, and fk-hroeder
will take on the formidable John
Brooawich in the opening singles
matches Thursday, The doubles,
in which Kramer and Schroeder
unofficially are slated to oppose
Bromwich and Adrian uist, will
be held Friday and the remaining
two singles settos Saturday.
Utah Mentor
Eyes Toughie
HONOLULU, Dec. 24 -JP)
Utah's Indians meet the all-star
football team of Hawaii's senior
league on Christmas day, but al
ready Utah Coach Ike Armstrong
is looking ahead with misgivings
to the New Year's Pfneapple Bowl
clash with the University of Ha
waii, i
Armstrong left no doubt he was
impressed by the University of
Hawaii's strong shjowing last night
in holding powerful Stanford to
an 18-7 win. "I tjiink we'll have
a job on our hands," he said.
Seattle Pro Men
Have New Coach
SEATTLE, Dec. 24-P)-The Se
attle Blue Devils of the newly
formed Pacific Coast basketball
league have a new head coach.
Steve Antoncich, former player
and successful amateur coach
heie, took over today succeeding
Stan Riddle, who quit because of
"business reasons," leaKue officals
announced. After winning their
opening two games, the team has
dropped six in a row. Their next
game is against Yakima here Sat
urday night.
SALEM. OREGON
u, v "ii "- . V!
a neavy scrimmage in the morn-
ing and a brisk j period of run
ning plays in the matinee. J
UCLA also worked in privacy.
Coach Bert La jBrucherie! once
again guiding the Bruins in per
fecting their running attack.
Both squads will have a holiday
tomorrow. i
NORMAN, Okla.. Dec. 24 -(P)
University of Oklahoma football
players, down-hearted because
they'd be away from their fami
lies New Year's day when they
play in the Gator Bowl at Jack
sonville, Fla got a real Christ
mas present today the Sooner
athletic department announced it
was going to take their -wives
along.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 24 -(JP
College football stars who will
battle it out in the annual East
West charity game here New
Year's day worked indoors and
out today between rainy weath
er. The howers caused the west
erners, training in Menlo park,
to remain inside completely.
while the eastern squad, working
at Santa Clara, went outside for
their afternoon drill.
EDGE WATER PARK
Dec. 24-P)-Charlie "ChooChoo'
Justice, North Carolina's great
freshman triple threat, played the
part of his Sugar BjwI rival,
Georgia's All-America Charlie
Trippi, in the Tar H?e!' seiim
mage today in preparation for
the New Year's day gjme. Coach
Carl Snavely sent his men
through a three-hour workout,
with plenty of contact. About
two-thirds of the time his fiist
string linemen and linebackers
were on defense, practicing for
the fierce attack whi.h the Geor
gians are sure to throw at them.
ATHENS. Ga.. Dec. 24 -(A1)
Forty-six members of Georgia'
undefeated football team will
catch a train tomorrow afternoon
for Biloxi, Miss., where they will
conclude practice for their Sugar
Bowl game in New Orleans New
Year's day against North Caro
lina, j
MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 21-fP)-Tht
University xl Tennessee lost twOi
players, one a first string btKh,'
through injuries In practice to-
day, and Coach Bob Neyland id
probably neither would be table
to play against Rice in the Orange
Bowl game New Year's day.
Rocky Hurt, Bout off
NEW YORK, Dec 24-(P-Roky
Giaziano, New Yoik middle
weight who was to have head
lined a boxing sho.v in Madison
! Square Garden Friday night, was
I forced to withdraw from the bout
late today becau.-e of a back in
i jury suffered in training.-
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