12 The Startman. Salem. Oregon, Sunday. Fbruary 8. 1947
Vikings Stop
Astoria, 36-35
Unruh's Gift Shot
Proves Winning Point
ASTORIA, Feb. 8. -(Special) -A
converted free throw by Forward
Waldo Unruh in the last three sec
onds of play gave the Salem high
Vikings a 36-35 hoop victory over
the Astoria Fishermen here to
night. The win made it three out
of four for the Viks over the
Fishermen this season. Astoria
wen Friday night. 30-27.
From the time Guard Dick Hen
drie hit a 15 foot bucket in the
first minute the Salems were al
was in front. Harold Hauk's crew
htld an 11-9 advantage at the
first quarter mark, jumped the
lead to 17-13 at the half, and en
joyed a 28-17 margin at the third
quarter buzzer
A one-man show by Astoria's
Gnmberg almost pulled the Fish
ermen on top in the final stanza,
however. Grimbeig hit exactly six
field goals in that eight minutes,
collaring storing honors for the
evening with 16 points. Mase was
high for Salem with eight.
Vik Guard Dick AIlicon sus
tained a bad cut under the eye
early in the tilt, necessitating
flitches.
The Salems' next fray is big fix
competition against Albany there
Tuesday night.
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Officials fox and Coyle.
A code of laws promulgated by
Kmps Il;mmurapi of Babylon is
the oldest such code known.
Jr. Hi Fives to Vie Roberts to Seek K0
In Opener Wednesday In Wednesday Battle
The Leslie and Panish junior
gnximed by iepective coaches the
since the finish of the Intramural
the post in the first game of their
the city championship Wednesday
night at the senior high. And if
the .Miliar league chase is an in-
riication of what is to transpire in
the three-pame series, neither Bob '
Mtt7gers Pioneers or Bob Keus- j
c hcr's Misfionaries find themselves :
fa(ired to have other than a ding
cior.g scrap for the coveted title.
In previous civil warring by the
juniors. Parrish has won 19 games
to Leslie s 9. In city titles. its :
Panish K. Leslie 2. The Metzgers
W(m lat'year and in 1945. Les
lie's last title was in '44.
City Quintets
Active Monday
TITY I KAfilE STANDINGS
W I. Pet
Snlis 5 0 1 000 V'-Motor
F.ifMrom 3 0 000 Kavctes
Wfif'lens 3 I "0 MaMer
Froii 2 2 500 Talbot
ainrs 2 3 400
W I. Pet
1 2 333
1 3 2S0
1 3
0 4 000
City lengue basketball action
Monday right at Leslie finds the
Avinless Talbot Mintmen up
Bgamst the once-defeated and
highly fa voted Page Woolens,
now strengthened by the return
of Frankie Page, Scotty Sebem
mid Al McRae. and the unde-
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this week: Salem Steel vs. Ma
ter Bread and Warner Motors
s. Elf-ti em's.
Cats Hit Road
To CPS, UBC
Coach Elmer Schaake and his
Willamette Bearcat eager hit
the road this week to College
of Puget Sound. Tacoma. and
I'niversity of British Columbia.
Vancouver, for a quartet of
Northwest conference games
which will either make or break
t all Wl' hopes for the 1947 pen-
nant. The Bearcats, now in
fourth place in the standings,
play ClS Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights and then the I'BCs
Friday and Saturday nights. ;
Star-Studded Prelims Set
For Big Mat Outing Tuesday
Matchmaker Elton Owen In
sists he's "shootinr the works
at the armory Tuesday night en
the Frankie
Hart-Pete Bel
eastro Coast
Junior heavy
weight champ
Ion s h i p mat
card. The main
event, long
waited since
Hart climaxed
B bloody brawl
by beating Bel
castro here a
month ago. is
to be preceded
by three pre-
Tommy Xllon
liminaries. "three of the best
ones I could hope to match.'
opined Owen. Furthermore. Sa
lem's Tony Ross has been named
to referee the entire card.
The first prelim, starting at
8:3t o'clock, finds the two
strangles opposing one another,
Georges (The Muscle) Dnsette
and Bill (Whirlwind) Weidner.
'Bev'Off Today to Gotham
For Pact Confab with Boss
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STOCKING UP: Salem's Fleyd (Bill) Sevens, New York Yankee
boldoat is shown consulting Webster for ways and means of de
fending himself la his word battle with Yank Bom "Loquacious
Larry" MaeFhail when the two set together in New York later this
week to talk salary terms. "Bev" leaves for the confab today.
Erixon street's Floyd (Bill)
Bevens, 16-tame winner for the
New York Yankees last year but
now one of Larry MacPhall's ser
ious holdouts, leaves Salem this
morning via train for New York
to talk terms with the boss. The
bit righthander who spent much
of the off season working in a
local cannery is scheduled to
leave New York for spring train
ing at Puerto Rico later this week
if he and MacPhail reach an
agreement. Should the pair re
main at odds in their salary dis
pute, it is likely Bevens Mill be
sold or traded to another major
league club.
Although neither "Bev" or
high varsities,
past 1') days
season, go to
argument for
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COACH JIM AIKEN
Visits Salem Monday
Todd Snatches
Lead in Open
SAA' ANTONIO Tex Feh 8
lPlBiff bUmrl Harry Todd of
Dailas came out (lf the gathering
"- ttlay with a par-shattering
-u k- to o,ke f,ver the lead
at the halfway mark in the ? 10.000
Texas open with a 36-ho!e total
of 129.
Todd"s red-hot shotmaking ex
hibition, one stroke shy of the
18-hole competitive seen ing rec
ord, left the unattached Dallas
professional a blow in front cf
smiling Jimmy Demaret from
Ojai. Calif., who had a 68 today
after tearing apart the 6400-yard
par 71 Brackenririge Par k munici
pal
course to top the opening
round with a record-equaling 62
HANK TO SIGN
PITTSBURGH. Feb. 8 - JP)
Contract negotiations between the
Pittsburgh Pirates and Hank
Greenberg are expected to end
here tomorrow with the big slug-
ger putting his name on a one-
year agreement calling for at least :
$55,000 the salary he received
from the Detroit Tigers last year.
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The No. 2 shot pits Tommy
(Two-Ton) Nilon. the Australian
smash hit in with The Gray
Mask, the hooded head-butter
himself. Both of these outings
will be one-fallers limited to
20 minutes. The semiwindup
special brings Alabama Buck
Weaver and Ex-marine Billy
Fox into action in a two-of-three-faller.
So the Hart-Bei-rastro
natural doesn't lack a
supporting card by any means
and will have to hustle plenty If
it Is to outshine one or two of
the lesser offerings.
Two-fisted Peter, absent in
these parts since Hart went ber
serk to flatten him a month ago.
was forced into Tuesday's title
match when he repeatedlv
docked the flreballish Frankie
the past three weeks. Owen's
ultimatum of "wrestle Hart for
your title belt or get no more
matches In the northwest" con
vinced the Weed. CaL, walloper
he'd best show ap Tuesday night
and with his coveted junior
heavy belt.
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MacPhail have divulged actual
mer Hubbard high and Salem
figures, it is known that the for
semipro Senator star is seeking
around $20,000 for his 1947 lab
ors. MacPhail has offered a pact
containing near 910.009. the
amount Bevens is believed to
have received last season when
he finished up as fourth best
hurler in the American league
In earned run Averages. Bevens
won 13 games Vor the Yankees
in 1945 and was conceded IS wins
by MacPhail " last year when he
was kept from pitching the final
three weeks of the season in or
der that rookies might be given
a chance to pitch.
Tony Roberts, the Vancouver, B.C. feather who
has been pretty pert as a boxer in his two local
and winning appearances with 'Duane Hoag. doesn't
plan on the tap and "jab method of offense in his
Wednesday night Northwest feath-
. erweight championship 15-round-
er with Snooks Lacey at the arm
ory. Anthony ot the Ilattenert
nose and many excursions in for
eign lands other than Canada in
tends to snatch the negro's title
via no less than a knockout.
"I could probably box uith him
all the way,'' voiced Roberts from
Vancouver Saturday, "and would
stand a good chance of getting
beat if I did. I know Lacey can .
box and I know how fast he is.
I've watched him fight. So I'm '
gojng for the kayo Wednesday.
I'll be in shape to go the full fif
teen if I have t-o, though."
And from Portland via Eddie
Thomas. Lacey 's m a n i g e r :
"Snooks is in great shape for this
one and should take that Canuck
because of his superior speed and
boxing skill. I think he'll left
hand him all over the place."
When informed that Roberts will
be gunning for a knockout. Thorn- ,
as chuckled back with "Snooks
has never been knocked out. not
even by sucIjl fighters as Willie
Pep and Phil Terranova who he's
either beaten or held to a draw. .
So Roberts will have to do a lot
more punching than we think he
can dci "
The only prelim thus far set
for the 31 -round card is the Dick I
Abney vs. Irish Johnny O'Day :
four-master. Three other four- !
rounders will complete the card
Tickets go on sale Monday morn
ing at Maple & Keene's at no ad
vance in prices.
Golf Clubbers
Resume Today
With the tdvent of favorable
weatherv Salem Golf clubbers are
expected to hit it bot and heavy
today in the Slickeroui ney. Club
Pro Jim Russell hopes 'to see all
matches up to date by ;he end of
the day's play. Regular Slicker
competition is scheduled to wind-
Up Feb. 16i2with the league play-
offs to follow.
Additional feature on today's
slate is a Partnership sweepstakes
go, carried over from Saturday,
Fesler Offered
Buckeye Post
PITTSBURG. Eeb. 8-(- Wes
Fesler. who lifted University of
Pittsburgh's football out of thy. .
doldrums last fall, today was offi
cially offered the job as head
gridiron coach at Ohio State, '
where he won All-American hon
ors at end in 1929 and '30.
L. VV. St. John, retiring athle
tic director at Ohio State, and
his successor. Richard C. Larkins,
came here to invite the famous
Buckeye alumnus to take the
position left vacant this week
when Paul Bixler resigned to ac
cept the head coaching job at
Colgate.
Dragons Defeat
Vancouver Five
DALLAS. Feb. 8-( Special )
Bob Daggett's Dallas Dragons
trimmed Ogden Meadows of Van
couver. Wash..439-28 here tonight.
The Dragons, paced by Ray
Osuna's 15 prints., led at the half.
25-12. The Dallas Bees won the
preliminary. 36-27.
Ogtlea Meadows (28)
H. Mcness ( . F
Stiifler (6 F
B. Menesa (4i C
(39) Dallas
1 15 i Osuna
lOi N. Perry ;
(2) Bigby 1
H. Steyer (4) . G
Hill (6) G
Subs : Dallas L. Perry
(3). Adolph. Dunn. Balzer
li Kahler
( 4 1 Fischer
(4). Jones
Officials: Howell and Hampton.
Prep District
Leaders Listed
Picture Clearing
A Hoop Show Nears
By the Associated Press
With four weeks of play re
maining before the annual Ore
gon high school basketball tour
nament at Eugene, leaders had
emerged today in all of the state's
16 districts.
District by district these are the
top teams: No. 1 La Grande,
leader of the Blue Mountain con
ference, strongly favored with
Baker a second choice. No. 2
Pendleton and Milton-Freewater
even with a game each in their
sub-district play-off. In the other
play-off Hood River took a 2-1
edge over The Dalles Friday night
with a 51-32 win. A third win is
necessary. No. 3 Bend currently
in a losing streak, but still the
favorite. No. 4 Klamath Falb?
favored since Medford's loss in
a 34-32 game with Grants Pass
this weekend. No. 5 Coos Bay
and North Bend are fighting it
! out with Coos Bay a shade ahead,
i No. 6 Eugene, the defending
; state champion, a shoo-in with
1 1 straight victories. No. 7 Leb-
anon, 30-23 victor over Corvallis
' this weekend, a step ahead of Al
bany. No. 8 McMinniville and
Newberg on even terms. No. 9
Forest Grove, winner of its last
I six games, ahead. No. 10 Astoria
: favored with Seaside a step be
i hind. No. 11 Salem considered
i a pretty strong bet. No. 12
: Molalla showing the most streng
th thus far with Milwaukie clo-e
behind. No. 13 Central Catholic
favored after a 43-32 win from
Columbia Prep. No. 14 St.
Helens and Rainier leading. No.
15 and 16 Washington and
Roosevelt favored with Grant still
having an outside chance to win
a tourney position.
Duck Strokers
Down Beavers
EUGENE. Ore . Feb. 8-(Pi-The
University of Oregon swim team
defeated Oregon State college. 59
to 16. today with George More
head of Oiegun a double winr.ei
in the tank event. It was the
second time the Ducks easily out
stroked the Beavers in the inter
collegiate test as Morehead set
the p;.ce in the 60-yard free style
and the 100-yaid free style for
point honors.
Resulls: IiOO aid medley relay:
Oicpon i Miller. Anderson and Mooie
headi. Time -2:28 6. 220 yard fie
stle Rush "Oregon". Hiatt "Oregon".
Oliver "OSCi. Time 2.28.6. 60 yaid
free stvl: Moor head i Oregon i. Haz
zard "bif.'om. Church (OSC. Time
-32. Diving: Stiaub (Oregon State).
Coibett "Oregon!. Holcomb (Oregon).
Points 108 38. 100 yard free style:
Moorehead "Oregon". Oliver OSC).
Sundhe "Oregon". Time - 59 4. 150
yard bactcMroke: Waltem lOregonl.
Dessler Oregon I. Kies "OSCi Time
-I 4i 6 2" Hi yaid breaststroke : Juestls
"Oregoni. I ipp iOSCi. Fowler (OSCi.
Time -1 45 6 440 yard free stvle:
Hiatt "Oret'onl Rush (Oregon), Ull
man (OSCi. Tim -5 25.5. 400 yard
relay : Oregon i Mayer. Ferris, Thomp
son. Sundliel. Tim -4:07.5.
EI Lobo Nabs
$50,000 'Cap
ARCADIA. Cahf.. Feb. 8-iP)-El
Lobo. a rank outsider as a field
horse, ran to a well raced victory
over 16 rivals today in the $50.
000 San Antonio handicap and es
tablished himself as a strong con
tender in the coming $100,000
Santa Anita handicap.
El Lobo, "the people's choice''
who cost cowboy singer Stuart
Hamblen about $250 in 1941. cap
tured the eighth running of the
San Antonio by a length over Al
len Drumheller's highly-regarded
Hank H.
A crowd of 53.000 at Santa
Anita park saw El Lobo, six year
old gelding, take over the lead
entering the stretch from pace
setting Hank H. and drive on to
a win worth $42,450 net to Hamb
en. RANGERS BOP
AUMSVILLE (Special) The
Aumsville high Rangers shel
lacked Turner 91-7 here Friday
night. Speer topped the winning
attack with 28 tallies. The Aums
ville Bees took the prelim, 40-7
Turner (71
(91) Aumsville
Schelke (2) F
Osburn 3 F
Hombrck iui C
Watson 1 0 1 G
Vaughn 2i G
Subs: Aumsville
(12i Dalke
112' Cox
(8) Killmfer
112) Hugh
1 28 1 Speer
Atkinson (11).
Versteeu "2". Morrison (4i.
At Last
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READY: Northwest Feather
weight Tltlist Snooks Laeey
(above) faces his toughest local
fight Wednesday night at the
armory when he meets Tony
Roberts, Vancouver. B. C, vet
in their 15-round championship
bout A torrid scrap is pre
dicted. Ailtcn to Make
Monday Visit
James Aiken. Orecon's new
football coach who Is making a
personal appearance tour of the
state ith I' of Oregon Presi
dent Harry Newburn. will visit
Salem Monday. A S p.m. dinner
at Legion hall, sponsored by the
Oregon Dad's club and I' of O
Mother's club, along with the
Oregon Alumni association Mill
be open to parents of students
attending Oregon and to alumni
of the school.
Aiken will be interviewed be
tween 3:45 and 4 p.m. over Sta
tion KSLM. Salem. Those who
plan to attend the dinner Mon
day should telephone Mrs. Wal
ter Kirk. 7907, for food assign
ments for the pot luck supper.
She is president of the Mother's
club.
Graders' Event Set
Outstanding grade school bas
ketball team in Marion county
will be invited to theAnnual Hill
Military Grade School tourna
ment, set for March -7 and 8 at
the Portland school. Hill officials
announced yesterday. LaGiande
Graders won the 1946 tourney.
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Cougars Sock Vandals, 51-39
Idahoans Fade
After Leading
MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb. B-fSV
The Idaho' Vandals faded after
holding a halftime lead of 23-20
to drop their ninth straight North
ern Divisiot basketball game to
Washington States here tonight,
51-39. It Was the Cougars' fifth
consecutive loop win.
The Vandals, who have lost
nine straight games in defense of
the title they won last year, led.
through much of the first half
with Big Jack Phoenix leading
the way. With reserves in for
both teams. Washington State
stepped out in front 39 to 34 mid- i
way of the 2d half with Bob Gas
ton and Don Andrews pacing the
attack. It was the Cougar's game
thereon.
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PORTLAND. Ore . Feb 8 i4',
The Portland Beavers of the Pa
cific Coast Baseball league wiU
receive at hast eight players on
loan from the New York Yan
kees this spring. Portland Busi
ness Manager Bill Mulligan said
today.
Mulligan said they were: Short
stop John Lowe from Twin Fall-;
Third Ba-eman William Capp
from Beaumont. Texas. Catchci
Eldon Muratore, Beaumont; and
fie light-handed pitcher-- Bili
Hoi:t. Beaumont: John Moore.
Newaik; John Bianco. Ncvaik:
John Robinson. Beaumont: tnd
Forest Main, recently of the aimed
services.
Mulligan said others mivht be
loaned later.
Motor? Top Baptist
Valley Motors of ihe City
league defeated First Baptist of
the Church "A" loop, 50-39, on j
the YMCA floor last night. The j
winners held a 26-18 maigin at
the half. Os Morley of the loser? 1
topped the scoring with 18 points.'
Jim Sheldon collared 15 for the1
Motors. i
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O. Morlev till ("
J Goffrier 5 G
D Morlev "2i G
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COLLEGE
Orepon State 71. Oregon 7
WSC 51 Idaho 3
Nrvada 61 Pnriland 4A.
UBC" 57 Whitman Hi.
Army 4S. Yalr 43
Navv 61. Hulneri 4S
Trxas 5. So. Mrthodul M
Michigan .". Olno State 53
Tmple M. Pmn Slat 37
Bicnmond 60. VMI 52.
Trnnnitf 62. Grorgia 33
William and Mary 37, G i Wash
tngton 32.
llhnots 43. Iowa .16
Fordnam b Columbia 55
Colby Mt Mainr 4S
R I Stale S7. Coast Guaid 61.
Dujuenf lt Akron 49
Cornell 42. Vnnslvania 17.
Aikansas AS. Baloi 57
t'lah 62. Biifham Voun 54.
Trxa Christian 55. Rii-c 51
U Arizona Sri N M A S M MI
Trxas Mines 59 Hardin-Sirniiumn 47
Idaho So Br 59. Col Id ho 39.
Urnvrr U 64 Okla CiU U 46.
Wv.MTiIng 60 Utah Stat 45.
l'S- 52 Stanford 48.
Disk 46 Tulsa 35
Wrrt Viicinia '2. I'll! 41
Northwtrn 54. Puitlu 53
Tu Ian 59 A'abama 49
Auburn .'M. Florida 3d
No Carolina 55. Dax idwn 46
No Carolina St 71. Furrnan 51
Cirighton 40 Okla A & M 31.
Holy ( io 44 Krton Hall 43
Syracuse 45. Caniiu 4il
Notre Dam 70. Mull Stat S4
ISall 46. St Juwph s 45
Track, Field
Stars Shine
EAST LANSING. Muh. Feb 8
Stars tiom a itu nl lit Id i f 517
of the nation's finest collegiate
liack and field ei f i m i s Inn
the Michigan State nulrii lelav
record book apait here tonight hv
sma-hing seven meet n-conls m
the fust 10 event- of the 2 5 1 i
annivt i sa ry Caiimal at Jeiii-o'i
Field House.
The I'nnfriMly of Texas gi.ib
ted off a pan ot individual iliam
pionships with its line y n u n A
sprmtci, Chai!e Paiker, anil dis
tance ace. Jei ry ThompMn. Mull
igan State (cllege also took a
pair of fusts and Peon State'.
middle distance duo i I Bill Shu
man and Mitchell Williams lan
one-two in the luOO-ymd tun.
KenturkyH Trimmed!
CHICAGO. Feb 8-(4'i De Paul
hustling Blue Demons handed
mightv Kentucky its second Ims
ketball defeat in 23 starts tonight
by a scoie of 53 to 47 before a
sell-out crowd of 18.34 in Chi
cago stadium after Noithwestern
scored another upset by downing
Purdue 54 to 53 in a Big Nine
contest.
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(Special) Ary hopes (Jregori
miht have hj.d of rlopfing Ore
gon State's match to the north
ern division Ij.tktlhall ( f. .ni)ion-
ship or lesiintig their onruil
ties with fit OSC's fiom (ii-:iter
were soundly kjiu l hei) 1-t re to
nilht as Shit- Gill's higli scorinirt
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'to 57 k ti i y 7 he win, nlotu; with
giving Ihe Gil Is u M-(i hilje in
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