12 The Statesman, Salem, Oregon. Sunday. February 23. 1947
Aumsville Tops
St. Paul Five
B Title Tilt Monday
Night at Gervais
Aumsville high's Ranger hoop
ters forced the Marion county
B league play-offs into another
game last night at Willamette as
they handed the St. Paul Saints
their initial loss of the meeting,
26-16. The clubs will fight it out
for the county title in a fracas set
for the Gervais floor Monday
night at 8 o'clock.
The Rangers la.t night went
to work with dispatch in a tilt
which was a "must" for them.
The got a beginning lead, being
up at the first quarter, 7-1. Th?y
jumped their margin to 17-5 at
the intermission and were never
seriously threatened thereon in.
Center Jim Killinger played a
fine game under the boards for
the winners and scored eight
point along with his mate Cox
for honors. Smith also hit eight
fur the Saints.
Al MSVIIXE (2) ST. PAIL (1
Dalke 4 1 T Smith
Cox ill r tit R. Kirk
Killingrr 18) C (Oi Buyserie
5utr Oi G J D. Kirk
Hough 3 1 C ll Davidson
Sub Aumsville Vrteir. Wal
lace St Paul Stlrup. P. Hcndrlc.
Mrrten
Officials: Seipp and Morns.
Inriians Finally Lose
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 22 -(P)
The Portland Indians lost their
first home game in 21 starts here
tonight as the Vancouver. B. C,
entry in the Pacific coast pro bas
ketball league overturned t h e
Portlanders, 46 to 36. in the first
of their two-game series.
VANCOI VIS (44 )
W) PORTLAND
Baker 1 7 T
C'hapnor 3 T
Osterhaus ill) C
Peden ill G
4l Taitt
ii Mandic
(101 Wtntermute
1 41 Pflucrad
Ntchol Hi G
1 41 Hamilton
Vancouver ub Vaughn . Lawn.
CUikson. Portland tubs: Durdan. Hi
frnerkff 2. Bullrortn 2. Sarpola 4.
Bearcats. C-Idaho Vie
In Hoop Series Here
Willamette Ui Bearcats, destined to finish in no better than
a tie for fourth place in the Northwest conference standings for the
season, drop the curtain on their home basketball season 'Monday
and Tuesday nights in a series with the potent College of Idaho
Coyotes. Both games start at 8
p m. and will find WUs under
manned hustlers favored to take
two more setbacks. The Coyotes,
a high-scoring gang coached by
etrran Clem Parberry are prac
tically in for the 1947 conference
pennant.
Led by Bob Bourland, their 6
foot 5-inch center and Reid Faylor
former Idaho prep all-stater, the
Coyotes have waltzed through
mrwt NW nnnosi lion with ease this
season. Both Bourland and Faylor
boast 12-plus points per game
aerages. Also. Parberry has re-s-re
strength aplenty and shoves
his warriors in and out of action
on a full team basis.
Coach Elmer Schaake will like
ly stick with his WU starting line
up f Duane Ragsdale. Wes Saxon.
Norm Baum. Bob Perry and Ron
Runyan for the final series. Pre
lim games featuring Otto Skopil's
JV's will be played both nights.
Cat Baseball
Call Monday
Coach Walt Eri kson will call
the firbt signup of Willamette uru
erMty ba.-eballets Monday at 4
Dm. he announced esterday.
Foreca.-ting a shortage of pitchers
and catchers, the Bearcat mentor at i p m ancj trien a general meet
hjpe a number of battery aspir- ing ,,f the executive board mem
ants will be present fur the Mon- bers. district commissioners and
ciav meeting. F.nckson is working
. , j i . ..... .
om a nca y suiruuic mi lor itan.
and it will play tt home games
in Wter park again this spring
Loggers Stop
Badger Quint
FOREST GROVE. Ore . Feb. 22
(-College of Puget Sound tar
ried Pacific university again to-
night to win. 53 to 49. and take f-A ngnung ataniord basket
both games of their Northwest ball team upset league-leading
conference baketball series here. UCLA 68 to 53 tonight after three
riGtrr sd. tJi) i4S) pacific c
rmiSanl'Vii. f 13) Thorrlon
Dinwlson '10) t H' eisman
Swyer 3 O 7 Olson
Stivers l G i7l GrOCarl
CPS subs Hoff. Richie. RinKrr.
Wolfe 2. Mur.tingtfn 10. Angeline Pa
cific ub Mathi 2. Pjl-ner 1 Kauff
nian 4. Manamll 3. Hih I. Whitbetk
Vik Alatmen Tip Pels
KLAMATH FALLS. Feb. 22
(Special) -Hank Jurand's Salem
high mat corps, rapping a full
week of competition, trounced
the Klamath Falls wrestling
S4)uad here tonight. 36-13. The
Vik lads took seven of the 11
.matches, and one was a draw.
COLLEGE
Oresa State (9. 14abo IV
WaUtla(ta !. Oregon SI.
Staaferd 4. I'CLA .
LlafleM 7t. Col. laaao 5S.
(PS y. raetfte 4.
raHfriU SS. CSC i
Navy 49. Mahleafcert J7.
Gfit Wavainiloa SI. Duke
Tmnw M. VaaleTilt Zl.
Mark. State 74. SntM Cal. 4.
Itch lean 44. MtlMwU 2V.
St. Jawvk'l SS. Hawaii SJ.
(MilU 44. Aaaara 4J.
CaeTMll 47. Barvara 41.
4laJ Scat 7. Wkwvaala .
law a SS. U4UU 44.
N4r Dirm 4S. Caataiaw M.
IIIbmh SZ. Nart wetrm SI.
Texaa 47. Bac SS.
Bayta SS. MCavgta SZ.
(vtwaakU SZ, Diifitli 47.
W. Vlrctaia SS, Feaa State SI.
KeBtacky SI. Gears la Tech 44.
Araaaaa 11. Texa A M St,
IkW Maa SS. Mala S3.
SONS 74, OCE 44.
Spaceless spasms, or, doing i a
little with a let:
Matchmaker Tlx Salkeld IS11
hot for a Snooks Lacey-Joey Dol
ib title fight In oar town but in
sist the armory isn't big enough
for It. Consequently. Tex Is eye
ing Waters park and a balmy sum
mer evening. Both Laeey and
Dolan, who have met once and
decided nothing in a draw, insist
on guarantees totaling S250 for
a title outing, and 2i grand Is
too hefty a load for the limited
expanses f the village garden...
See where Astoria won the district
1 tournament berth? He started
with little last December but Mr.
Palmberg proves once again he's
quite a coach. . . . Willamette has
received the Jack Dempsey-Adam
Hat trophy which is to go this
spring to the school's all-around
athlete or one-man gang. If Marv
Goodman doesn't get It he should
become president of the we-wui-robbed
frat. A Little All-Amerk
footballer, the curly -thatched Co
quille whla Is also a baseballer,
hasketballer and trackster of no
little means. And we don't see him
sporting a dunce cap around on
the campus either
Phil Bayes. the Utile boxing and
physical Instruction man of the
YMCA who pegged the Lacey -Roberts
mix smack on the nose.
Insists anyone hit with his man
Keller Wagner's right hand Is go-
lag down and out. Just what Phil
, means. In one act, is a possibility
! in Keller's debut with Portland's
Bomber Daniels In their six
rounder at the armory Wednes
day. But M. Salkeld warns that
young Daniels is a rugged negro
who can take lots of punishment
. ... It will be good to see the
Gty Leaguers
In 14th Round
The City basketball -league
plays off round No. 14 Monday
night at Leslie with the following-
games, won-Iost records
of each team In parenthesis:
Willamette Frosh (2-3) vs.
Knights of Columbus (1-4) and
Talbot Mintment (f-5) vs. Mas
ter Bread (1-4). On Wednesday
the Salem Steels (7-6) vs. Val
ley Motor (4-2) and the Frosh
vs. Master Bread. League play
ends March 10.
Softball Meet
On Here Today
The State Softball association
will convene in meetings at the
Salem YMCA today. A meeting
of the executive board members
at 10:30 a.m. will Jtart off the
day-long session. A joint get-together
of the district commission
ers and State Director Don Jan-
uarv 0t Orecon Citv will be held
members representing each fran-
, , , ... ...
cnisea league win oe neiu at i
p m.
Formation of additional dis
tricts, allotment of major fran
chises and traveling expenses for
state tourney teams will be act
ed upon.
Uclans Upset
PALO ALTO. Calif.. Feb.
22
top Bruins went out on fouls. The
Indian victory cut the Bruins'
ci1Rin ai.H onm voi iun-
feretue southern division Stand-
frrirrl oom In nn
Simpson Win
ASHLAND, Feb. 22. -p)- Al
Simpson's Raiders of Southern
Oregon College of education made
it two in a row over Eastern Ore
gon College of Education Moun
taineers. 76 to 44. in a run-awav
game on the basketball court to- mon- clubb TaP0,- Seeley 2.
" . , ' Shultz.
mgnt. i Ollicials: Allen and Lightner.
Ross Vows Revenge Tuesday
In Mixed Braid With 'Mask'
Tillager Tony Ross, as a rass
ler, has spilled enough blood on
the armory deck to supply a
plasma bank. But T. Ross, as a
boxer and he's no green pea
at the leathered fist business
Taws the time has come for re
venge. This time, swears the
likeable resident of south 22nd
street, tha other guy will do the
spouting. And that "other guy"
is the Gray Mask, the squat and
disliked nasty whose vicious
bead butts bare opened more
eraniuass than a brain special
ist. Mr. SUneface or El Goato, as
tost of the crunch customers
refer is to do mixed boxing
w restl lag mayhem with Ross in
Matchmaker Elton Owen's top
match at the armory Tuesday, a
little gem resulting from last
week's slam-bang in which a
bloodied Rosa, via taping hia fiat
HAROLD HAUK
always likeable Wagner back
again, and if ambition means any
thing at ail Daniels had best be
in a ducking mood. Keller has
beard that both Roy (Golden Boy)
Hawkins and George Millich
plucked over SlOOu for their Port
land fight, so he's raring to go
. ... No wonder Frank (Jumbo)
Ramsey, the ex-prep grid and
hoop coach didn't go back to pro
I'-ir-i, f i A t:s ft.
- ' UTS
READY: Salem's Keller Wagner
(above) ready to make his post
war fistic debut, does just that
Wednesday night at the armory
when he meets Bomber Daniels, j
Portland heavyweight, in a six- I
round semiwindup to the Kelly
Jackson - Dick Wagner main
event.
Linfield Nabs
78-58 Victory
N'WEST .S?F"ESCE STA.,NIiINo
vkl. ru rv t- 1 v 1
C Idaho 8 2 . .750 Wilmette 4 7 35
UBC: 8 4 .66" L Clark 4 7 .356
CPS 8 4 .667 Whitman 3 9 .250
Linfield 8 4 667 Pacific 2 7 222
Latt night's results: At Linfield 78.
College of Idaho 58. At Pacific 49.
Col Puget Sound 53.
nr. ifivvrii t r r-,.u c
cial )-Linfield's Wildcats turned
A ml
torrid in the second half here to- Mayer's Be Faithful third. Mon
night. scored 57 points in the 20 n. five-year-old gray mare
. , ridden by Jockey Ralph Neves,
minutes and grabbed their second WM clocked in 1:43 flat for tne
straight Northwest conference miie and one-sixteenth. The win
win over College of Idaho, 78-58
Center Bill Dresser, with 29 point!
ted the way. C of I led at half
time, 36-27, but faded before Lin
field's fast-breaking style in the
second half.
IDAHO (S)
Borlund 7)
Favlor i9l
Williams (6)
Jensen 1 13)
Pasley i4)
(78) LINFIELD
(16) Verment
(4 1 Peterson
F
F
C
G
G
Sa re 4
(291 Dresser
,n'N?.lson
i31 Cone
Idaho sub:
Adamson 9.'
Gardner 1. Kane 2. Hart. Jones 1
Wilson. Linfield subs: Dunn 12. Abra
in the third fall belted out a
disputed win over the hooded
character. That wasn't the first
time Ross was bloodily wounded
by the little round man. And
now he's out to get even.
They'll do fifteen 3-minute
rounds, or less Tuesday. Ross
must knock out the Mask to win
and the Mask must pin Ross
twice to do the same. The Mask
will be bare-handed but Ross
will wear boxing gloves. And
the result is fully expected to
be the most rip-roarious rasslin'
bee Owen has ushered in here
in months. An additional $250
purse goes to the winner. The
two prelims, both wrestling
matches, offer Buck Weaver
against newly arrived Canadian
Herb Parks and BuU Wiedner
against Billy Fox. Georges Du
aetto will referee. ' i
footballing with the Chicago
Bears! Now a Corvallis contrac
tor, Ramsey's own company the
other day hauled down a govern
ment contract for the Dorena dam
site. Lane county, in the amount
of $122.25. Not even Bob Feller
makes that much. ....
HaU off today to Harold Hauk
who Friday night proved for the
umpteenth time he's no dud in
the cage coaching biz. He wasn't
supposed to beat Eugene but did,
and not only decisively but right
in their, own yard for the league
champoinship. What's more. Mr.
II. cracked that terrible Eugene
superiority over Salem athletic
teams which had prevailed five
long years. By virtue of that win
the Salems will go into the state
tourney (if they don't stumble in
district 11 in the meantime) rated
as one of the teams to beat right
along with Eugene, Washington
and K-Falls. .... Jack Friel must
be frightened. After his Cougars
were whupped twice at Corvallis
early in the season he opined Slats
GUI's crew was the best he had
seen all season. Now he insists
it's the best he's seen In the last
eight years in the No. Div. (Wun-
ner where he was looking Friday
night?) .... Re the state tourney,
the hustUng Eugene Active club
bers asked Life Mag If It would
care to do a "Life Goes to a
Basketball Tournament feature
on it. The answer Is priceless, go
ing something like this: Yes, if
you could let us know which team
wUl win so that we can special
ise on it aU the way through . . .
Incidentally, If you want tourney
tickets, adult or student, you'd
best be writing the Active club,
Eugene hotel, pronto. . . .
30-Round File
Bee Wednesday
Matchmaker Tex Salkeld's next
clout carnival, a 30-round party
featuring a top 10-rounder, two
six-masters and a pair of fours,
is set for the 8:30 o'clock takeoff
WawlnAcrta v niirht of 4 ho Vcrrv
Street Garden On top will ! wise. The Academys in absorb
Salkeld's first" try at the middle-1 m their first loss of the meet,
weights after having switched i were n,h.e short nd most of the
from feathers Orecon City's
coming club-fighter Dick Wagner
against the Portland negro vet
eran who is never guilty of mak
ing a bad fight, Kelly (Deacon)
Jackson. Although not a title
ligiit ui kiuukc uj any nicdus,
"this fight will be a dandy," vows
the matchmaker.
Of much more interest locally
is the two six-rounders. In them
a pair of Salem gladiators do their
stuff. Keller Wagner, always pop
ular but long-absent village
heavyweight makes his postwar
debut by facing the rugged Port
land negro heavy Bomber Dan
iels. Dick Abney, the coming mid
dleweight who needs only to cut j
loose a bit more in his outings to
become considerably more pop-!
ular with the galleryites, squares
off with punch-swinging Irish
O'Day of Klamath Falls an the
other. They biffed a four on the
last card, Abney taking the nod
after a slow start. This time its
for six and a knockout is likelv I
The two four-masters have not
been announced yet. Tickets for
the show go on sale at Maple &
Keene's Monday morning at pop
ular prices.
Longshot Nag
Anita Winner
ARCADIA. Calif.. Feb. 22 -P the mile and a quarter classic as ing for 1 p m. to reorganize the
C. C. Wlutney's Monsoon. 13-1 he practically loped home a length loop. He said Silverton has with
outsider, scored an upset victory and a half in front of the Argen- drawn from the Willamette valley
iooay in me aoy.uuu sania xviar-
garita handicap at Santa Anita
park. Harry Isenbei
rv Ispnhpr? s I JonnI r
p was s.r-o-iH with Tni R
ner returned $29.10, $14 and $4.90.
Vik Swimmers
Tip Roosevelt
Salem high swimming crews
both gals and men walloped '
Roosevelt aggregations in a meet
at the YMCA pool yesterday. The
..... .. r K . '
viKing girls, pacea by Barbara
Carrow, took first in all but the
relay as they won out, 32-19. i
The men came through with a
42-13 verdict, capturing firsts in
all events with Wally Nelson the
top man in the attack.
Banquet for Rangers
AUMSVILLE - A banquet was !
held for the Aumsville high bas- ,
-'11 i i
i 4i ii v. ir J ...:u
lu,i, lMiu uc.c iuu.iud, """'iTeam events wil be rolled on
i uiemueis jiitrftm. uui ;
ed was Spec Keene, former Will-
aruciie u coacu. oacu junn oc.i ,
presentea ine tropny lor tne uouin ,
Marion county championship and
Principal 43oy Hough also spoke.
Do lIDnpe
The weather bureau today reported
the following conditions at ski re
sorts: Government Camp Roads
clear, chains unnecessary, ample park
ing space: 45 inches of snow, packed,
granular with a light crust; tempera
ture 40 degrees. Summit, Multorpor
and west tows will operate: forecast
partly cloudy today, mostly cloudy
with few light rain showers Sunday.
Timebrline Lodge Roads clear,
chains unnecessary, ample parking
space: 164 inches of snow, packed,
icy. light crust.
Santiam Pass Forecast: partly
cloudy through Sunday. westerly
winds, 10-12 miles an hour, tempera
ture range 28-43 degrees.
Vemigetfmifl Bevos Slam OdaGnos. 69-35;
(District 1 1 Meet Opens Here Monday
Two Tussles Due
On Viking Floor
The district 11 basketball tour
nament, that double-elimination
styled cage gem which sends its
winner into the state prep classic
next month at Eugene, opens Mon
day night on the Salem high
school floor at 7 o'clock. In the
opening two games Monday,
Coach Ed Burton's Stayton Pack
ers take on the highly-rated Sac
red Heart Academy quint, bossed
by Father Lenahan and Ollie Wil
liams, and the Mt. Angel Preps,
fourth placers in the Willamette
Valley league, face the Silverton
Silver Foxes. The Preps, coached
by Verdell Ragsdale, are fourth
placers in the WVL and are rated
on a par with the Sacred Hearts
in the showdown series. Ray Boe's
Silvertons, an in-and-out WVL
quint this season, could easily
enough be a stumbling block for
any tournament foe, however.
Salem's heavily favored Vikings,
champs of the Big-6, and Wod
bum's Bulldogs do not commence
tournament play until next Friday
night. Jiggs Burnett's Woodburns
then play the winner of the Stay-ton-Sacred
Heart game and Har
old Hauk's champs square off
with the winner of Monday's Mt.
Angel-Silverton game. Each team
must lose twice before it is elimi
nated. Following next Friday's,
games, two more will be played
Saturday night.
Academys Bow
To Monmouths
MONMOUTH, Feb. 22-(Speci-al)-Budd
GronquLst's Monmouth
high cagers knocked over Salem
Academy, 40-31, here tonight, be
fore 1200 fans, postponing the
identity of the Polk county B
league titlist until Tuesday night
when the two clubs will vie for
the crown. The championship
tilt will open at 7:30 o'clock on
the OCE court here as a prelimi
nary to the OCE-EOCE game. The
Monmouths earlier in the day had
gotten by Valsetz, 32-20.
The Academys would have.
clinched honors tonight if they
had pulled through with a win
but the Monmouths vowed other-
""." count ueing -io
Larry Fresh paced the winners
with 16 points, while Lowell Mik
kelson of the Salems captured
honors for the night with 21
, academy i3i monmouth (4-)
Goertzen 4
F
C
(91 Sawtt-lie
(S) Howard
(6) Ktstler
; Mikkelson (21)
Veer (4)
G
G
Billings (3)
Subs:
Monmouth Buss, Com-
( IS) Fresh
stock. Groves
(Afternoon game)
MONMOUTH (33)
(24) VAI.SETZ
Heide (8) F (7-
Sawtelle 14) F
Howard (5) C
Kistler 1 2) G
Fresh (21 G
(I
0) Hiiion
(4) Worden,
Monmouth subs Brush 4. Coin
stock 4. Schroeder 1, Groves. Val
setz Manwell 1.
Armed Victor
Ups Earnings
MIAMI, Fla.. Feb. 22-()-Calu-
met Farms great gelding Armed
ran away and hid from five rival
horses in the $50,000 Widener
handicap at Hialeah today and
moved into third place among the
golden runners of the turf with
total prize winnings of $459,775.
Never pressed and seemingly
held under restraint much of the
way by Doug Dodson, the long- hold its first business session in
tailed beauty nevertheless set a five years here tomorrow. Presi
new track record of 2:01 3 5 for dent James Jenks called the meet-
tine challenger Talon. I
T 1 1 T i
Uodds Kesumes
W TY7"
lllllin0- W ayS
C J I
VP, VADl, , IT I
a , )L FenJZ -W?rUnT ;
defeated Gilbert Dodds galloped ;
away from a bulk field and won
the mile run at the national I
A. A. U. indoor track and field 1
championships by 20 yards in
4:12.7 tonight at Madison Square
Garden. Cheered by a capacity
crowd of 15.000 which also saw
the world indoor records equalled
in the 60-vard dash and 60-vard
low hurdles, Dodds held back for
i . ..
inree oi me ii laps ana men went
ahead to score as he pleased.
Citv's Bowline
Tournament Set
The annual city bowling tourna
ment has been set for the Capitol
t lis... Tif n",K 1 t O O CnU
"r
t-yj w i 1 1 j g 4uviaiitJii kjrv. i c li i j ixi
Haman announced yesterday.
" '
Mah H th rio..hlM an1
singies events on March 8-9. The'
tournament is open to all mem-
o tne ass0ciation and every-
one concerned with any event
must be registered no later than
next Wednesday night, February
26.
Saturday night bowling will
commence at 7 o'clock and Sun
day sessions at 1 p.m.
Bevens Effective!
SAN JUAN. P.R., Feb. t2-UP)
The New York Yankees opened
their spring training exhibition
schedule today by defeating the
San Juan Senators, an inde
pendent team, 16 to 3. Floyd
Bevens. Salem, Ore.. AUie Reyn
olds and Frank Shea, sharing
the hurling, held the locals to
seven hits.
. J i A AT L-
i hunuai niA iitKt: uoacn veraeu Kagsaaie poinu out m nis
five Mt. Angel Prep sUrters the battle plan for Monday night's
district 11 mix with Silverton at Salem high gym. Sacred Heart
a vm. . at k arM n
Dlava Stavton Mondav nleht
nesday, along- with Wood burn. The five players above, I to r:
Bielemeier, Beyer, Wellman, Berning and Traeger. (Statesman
sports photo)
Huskies Trip Ducks,
Regain Third Place
SEATTLE, Feb. 22.-fP)-The University of Washington's "Satur
day night" basketball team squelched Oregon 63-51 tonight to
regain third place in the Pacific
race
The Huskies, who had looked sad on Frida- but had been
Prep Playoffs
Near at Hand
The big week of district high
school basketball competition is
oming up-the final playoff, for
ickets to the annual state tourna-
nenu at Arlington and Eugene,
comi
tickets
men
Only three teams have qualified
to date Eugene, the defending
state champion and Astoria among
the class A quintets, and Chilo
quin, undefeated winner of 24
straight games in class B.
By this time next week all the
class B entries will have been
selected for the tournament at Ar-
lington March 6-8, as well as most
of the class A teams for the Eu
gene tourney March 11-15. Taking
the class A teams, this is the line
up: District 1 La Grande vs Ontario
Friday in the first of three games
for the title. District 2 Pendleton vs.
i "9d. F'Y".
a three-game series.
District 3 Bend favored in a four-
team tournament opening at Redmond
' Friday. District Not to be settled
uiuii riuiaiii rails aiiu mj iuiu cianr!
Ol wH m a two-game aeries March 4-3 Dis
' ""U lri.l D - ., I l-ki-. 4
trist 5 Coos Bay favored. District
Eugene. District 7 Lebanon far
in
front. District 8 McMinnvihe fav-
ored in four-team tournament at Mc-
Minnville next weekend. District 9
Forest Grove favored in five-team
tournament opening at Hillsboro Fri
day District 10 AMona District 11
Salem favored in tournament opening
Monaay at Salem, uistnct 12 Molalla
meets Milwaukee Tuesday District 13
Central Catholic favored in seven-
District ' 14 Playoff between Rainier
ana St. Helens. District 15 16
Portland) Washington and Jef
ferson favored.
State Baseball
Meeting Today
ALBANY. Feb. 22. The
Oregon state baseball league will
league to re-enter the state league
and other possible entrants are
Albany, Corvallis, Eugene, Bend
an "r w-
This left the Willamette valley
league with Canby, Sublimity,
Willamette, St. Paul and Mt. An-
gel as members with possibly
Woodburn, Oregon Ctty and Mo-
lalla fining to make it an eight-
team Jcircuft.
Chemawa Boxers
Head for Seattle
Five Chemawa Indian school
boxers Curtis Stacona 118. Rich
ard Burke 126. Willie Gensaw 126.
Kenny Sam 147 and Dave Shell.il
160 along with Coach Stanley
Ashcutt will leave today for Se
attle and a golden gloves tourna
ment to be held Monday and
Tuesday nights. Shellal is Oregon
"Gloves" runnerup and Sam re
cently won a Ramblers title in
Portland.
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And They WUl
Serve You!
It 4
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v a a a a a
also Salem awinea InLa art! an Wed-
coast conference northern diviaion
unbeatable Saturdays, piled up a
34-25 lead by the halfway mark
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in mis, iiieir imai gaioe oi me
1947 season.
They didn't give the Invading
Oregon Webfeet, who beat th-m
in a thriller last night 49-48. a
chance to catch up tonight. Boody
Gilbertson. forward, playing his
final game for Washington, open-
the scoring almost in the first sec-
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Oregon si Washington (4i
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Bart It f I
Wren f 0
Seebrg f 0
Bray f 0
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lit Glbrtn g 4 4
0 0 fhaler f I
SIS Eckmn f 0
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Shots attempted; Oregon 103. Wattl
ing ton 63.
Hogan Leads
Britain's Rees
SAN DIEGO. Calif . Feb 22 -K)
Turning in a sub par perfoimanre
. that couldn't be denied. Ameiica'
Ben Hogan outjstroked England "
Dia Rees today and at the half
way mark of their $5000 winner-take-all
international golf match
held a 3-up lead over the thai-
lenger from across the sea.
, rVn-.l mti-i,l,,.,t 14 u il t.
card of 33-35 68 knocked fom
strokes off par for the San Dieifo
Country club roune, and with
Rees firing 34-38 72, Hogan
pocketed $1000 of feted for the
low medal score eat h day.
goi!f meet set
PORTLAND, Feb 22 -A't -Tne
Oregon golf association tod.i.v
scheduled the annual state jun
ior championship for the Hici
side country club the wet-k of
June 23.
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home windows, table tops and
desk tops, auto windshields
and windows We offer com
plete glass service HERE. Rea
sonable charges.
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Gills Return
To Old Form
NOITNMN DIVISION STANDIWHS
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Wtih M I I H2 Idaho I 14 Ml
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Oregon Slate 09 At Waai-.lngton 3,
Oregon 1.
MOSCOW. Idaho, Feb. 22.-TV-Oregon
State's powerful Beaver,
recovering fiom last nighf's stun-,
ning defeat by Id.iho, lnherl the
upstart Vandals 69 to 33 tonight
s they returned their drive to-
unit, m ihii uirin tiiviBitin f rfinic
i COat buKketbll rnnlrrpur flt1.
Oregon State lead 3W to 13 at
halftime.
The Heaven, led by Cliff Cran
Th diill i.iil 1 w ru-f k, hd regained
thoir foimidMble score-power.
M The Vandals apparently had
- pu all their eneigy into their
-40 utory Iait nigot whih
OulltHl tll l(illUr 4.t-r u lll.ln
J striking distance of Washington
Tonight the Vndl laNed
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toM '"'"J 13 iiaigh t .-iln-ruo
Krnf uf"1 ,Mlr 1"B hig up-
,llur.
Scaring all but nine of their
points on f m Id goals ani hitting
more than half their attempt",
the neavrm jumped Into an early
lead and wire never threatened.
Receives carried the Ijj 1 during
mt of the second half to let the
regulars ret for the crucial OSC
kenes with Wathington State at
Pullman Monday and Tuesday.
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DATONA BEACH, KU . F.b.
22 '4VA pi" on ,n M,d
of the 100-mile novice race whUn
biought death to a Miami. I la..
, i irier maned the open today !
I? the Ameiican Motorcycle aaoci
l x t lor i'f annual meet on the be h
0 o a7T1 road course heie.
J j The "Kentucky derby of motor-
1 j . cyrledom" .will be raced heie lo
3 2 morrow afternoon over the octt,n
J beach track before an expected
s 4 crowd of 15,000. A record, break -
ing field of 168 tiden U etitetej
in the 200-mile championship.
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