10 Tha Slot man, Salem, Oregon, Wdndar W 1.
ViCis Top Albany
: On 4S-46 Thriller
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Miller Pots Clincher in Waning
Moments as SHS Regains Stride
ALBANY. Jan. 2MSpecial)-Salem high's Vikings regained their
winning stride and stayed atop the Big Six league undefeated to
' night by taking a 48-46 basketball thriller from Albany's Bulldogs.
; It was Salem's fourth straight league victory and sends the Vikings
to E lgene Friday night in quest or .
No. 5. . '
Center Jack Miller moved back ,
to the pivot post in a new lineup
.hift br Coach Harold Hauk, j
i came through in great style in this
terrific struggle tonight. He not
only led the Salem pointsmen
with 15 markers, but also dumped
In the two-pointer in the last mo
ments to insure the Salem victory.
Salem led most of the way -11
to 10 at the quarter, 24-22 at half
time and 26-24 at the third per
iod. Albany went ahead once, at
41-40 when Paul Heins hit from
the key. But then Miller countered
that one to again give Salem the
bulge
and the vmings aept
from there on.
' Albany had 18 field goals to Sa
lem's 13, but Coach Bob Buchan
an's team was hit with 26 fouls
to Salem's 14. The Vlgs meshed
.ii t imim to Albany's 10. Cen
ter Junior Simons led all scoring
with his 18 points ror aimhj
In the prelim, Loren Morfs Sa
lem Jayvees kept on their win
binge with an easy 40-26 nod over
Albany.
Salem sLbe-Paulue J. McDonaM 3.
, n.km 1 Norton 1. Tandy 2.
Albany Brown J. Nelson 1. Wilson
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Brllinfr.' t
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Culbrtsn Z
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Total IS IS 14 4S Total 18 18 18 48
Official: Voosen and Kaufman.
Vik Grid Sked
Now Arranged
Salem hifh's 141 feetbaH
schedule ef nine fames was com
pleted yesterday by Athletic Di
rector Vera Gilmore. A t we-year
-pact with Hillsbere will start
here October 22. Other than far
the addiUea ef the Spartan, the
shrhedale contains the saaae f
aa last seaaen. The slate: Septem
ber 17. Roosevelt here. Septem
ber 24. KLunath Falls here. Oc
tober 1. Albany there. October
S. Bend there. October IS.
8prinfleld here. October 22.
Hillsbere here. October 2t. Cer
vallis there. November 6, Astoria
here. November 12. Eag eae here.
Bulldogs Slap
Canbv, 33-25
WOODBURN. Jan. 20-(Special)
Jiggs Burnett's Woodburn Bull
dogs defeated Canby, 33-25 here
tonight for their fourth win in
"Willamette Valley league play. It
was Canby's sixth straight set
back. The Dogs were on top at
the half. 19-11. Palmer, Canby,
topped the scoring with 12.
The Woodburn JV's nabbed the
preliminary, 31-29.
Wars) (13) 2S Caaey
TlaKlien i3 T Ull Palmer
Cibwn (S) r 11 Smith
Jewell (41 C (1) Krur
Yuranrk it) G Hall
Collins 141 G 0l Harper
Suba: Woodburn Llppert 4) Krcifer
O
Officials: Howell and Brown.
Dallas Quint
Edges Molalla
MOLALLA. Jan. 20-(Special)-Bob
Faggett's Dallas Dragons
edged Don Wilson's Molalla Cow
boys, 36-35, here tonight in a
thrilling Willamette Valley league
, fracas. The winners led at the
half. 17-14. Wells, Molalla, was
' hi'h scored with 11.
The prelim was taken by the
Dallas Bees, 35-28.
Matalla 1S) (M) Dallas
Wella (lit F 0 B. riahar
Davenport (1 T l) N. Perry
Bloemkainp 7) C (IS) L. Parry
Bchiewe ( G (S) Jonee
D Owens (8) . G (10) D. Fisher
Subs: Molalla A. Owen (1) Brown
hill (I) Dallas Dunn. McCaUey .
Officials: McLarty and Luprldii.
Ski Meet Tragic
CHICAGO. Jan. 20 (jP)-The
42nd international ski meet of the
Norge Ski club, in which Jimmy
Hendrickson. 35-year-old former
Olympic star was killed, was "un
precedented" from th viewpoint of
casualties, the club's physician said
today.
Dr. Gordon B. Fauley, physician
for the Norge club for 17 years,
said that 12 skiers and about IS
spectators were-hurt Sunday dur
ing the meet at Fox River Grove,
111.
Salem Swimmers Vie
The Salem high school swim
ming team, coached by John Bur
leigh of Willamette, will at 3 p.m.
today enter its first meet, with
Wett Linn high at Buckman school
In Portland. The Viking team is
willing to meet any prep school
listing swimming as an activity.
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City Lead at Stake
Tm tmm I. tk Amerteaa division ef the City basket'
ball Uep, Salem Navigation aad
aabeatea la fear on tines, tonight collide la tne
feature of three games at Leslie. The eraeial claah
falls at g e'cleck. feUewtag a 7 e'eleeker betweea
Army -Navy Store and Warner Meters, and be
fere a t e'elecker erferiag KalghU ef Celambas
agalast Elfatreea's. Tonight's seasleai marks the
cad ef the first fall reaad ef play also.
The Navigation, easy wlaaers la all games
played, beast aa array ef farmer Willamette play
ers taeladiag Marshall Bar bear. Daa Baralek
aadl Tad Otdahl. The Karpets are leaded ap
with fermer Salem highers lacladlag Marty Svar
verad. Carl Butte. Gerdy MeMerrtsi aad Wally
ill. They have beea Jast
early games as have beea the Navigations, aad the resalt is ex
pected to be a tight scrap tonight. (
I M il 7t & v fltr &Yrt
Alkaay II . a Ilkl.a. -: -i r .;r -i i. r-T '
kint9 J'i. i
Lewis Honor Set
CbmI mt haaar at a BM
mt tk rertlaad Bearcat clab
neat Manday at tne im
perial betel win be Jehaay
Lewis, WillamcUe's basketball
reach. Other gaeste will Inclade
Bearcat Grid MeaUr Jerry LU
Ue aad Chack BarcUy. publicity
dtrecter ef the lacal scheeL
Jeffs Beat Philomath
JEFFERSON. Jan. 20-(Special)
Jefferson high's hoopers downed
Philomath. 58-25, here tonight af
ter being ahead at the half, 23-9.
Wickersham paced the victors
with 19 points. The Philomath
Bees took the preliminary. 17-15.
Jerferaan (SI) (SS) ralUnii
Wschersham (111 F (3 Wooeter
Ha worth (13) . F (8) Seattle
Norton 18) C (4) Davla
Jones (I I G (1) Berrand
Reeves (0) C (1) Phelps
Suba: Jett SchanU (I) Grimes .2)
Weddle. Go in (St. Philomath Howard
(2) Maulky (3) Pleasant (2) Howard
(4)
Officiate: Kolb and Sirino.
Salem Gun Clubmen
Elect Park Thede
Park Thede waa last sight
elected president ef the Salem
Trapsbeeting clab, sacceedlag
the late Jack Craae. daring a
baaajaet meetlag at the clab
raage. Den Caaaea waa rated
la as vice president aad Clar
eaee Tewnscnd. Tewasead. af
ter being eat ef efflce a year,
waa re-electel secretary. The
treaaarer la Keaa Wain. Elect
ed te serve aa a director far
tare years was Crelghten
Jeaes. A large erewd was aa
aaad far the feed aad meetlag.
Hart Takes Win
HART TAKES 2-10-2 spa 11 H
Fireball Fraakle Bart, lee king
aa geed aa he ever has as
aaas. last atght eaptared)
third aad snatch wtaalag fail
ever Al Williams la their grap
allag mainer at the artaery. cli
maxing a thrill-packed straggle.
FraaaJa toek the evealag fall
with a splaalaa stepever toe
held ta IS BBuatoaaad thea saw
the match fled wheat WUUaass
Na. t with a series ef
at a rtag eeraer with
Hart's aaealder. The tottosed
toagale tried the same
ta Na. S hat Bart eatfexed htm
hy alackiag C tTlbaeliU gad
CDcIhiairSs - M o mi ft y
' Tittle Mix Tonifte
Portlanders Favored in 15-Round
Tf ff at Armory; Crown at Stake
Bobby Richards, the fast-stepping but light-hitting boxing whiz
from Portland, and Monty Chief) Montgomery, the kayo-producing
Indian lad from Klamath Falls tonight make their 15-round state
featherweight title pitch at the armory. And a hall full of clout custo
race's Karakul Karpeta. beth
as Impressive la
Maraa SWaxaaatr
SGCs Await
Slicker Start
Some 60 swingers will tee off
this weekend in the first round of
the Salem Golf club's annual and
popular Slicker tourney. Club Pro
Joe Steiger, in charge of the meet,
has divided the field into five
leagues, six combinations to a
league.
The Slicker, a partnership affair,
will continue into May at which
time the winning twosomes in
each loop will playoff for the
title.
; Deadline for first round action
is Sunday night.
FLrst round pairines :
jVmerican Filler-Gwynn TS. Pauteon
Ji Wood: Lourk-F. Sharer Mikiia
McCrarey; WUlUms-Copcland vs. Len
grenHcndric National Pekar-tmlen vi. Wise
Baxter; Martln-BL Parker vs. Burrell
Qulstad: Robblna-Cusiilna vs. SchuKi
MrNetU. Pacific Coast B. Schafer-Incram vs.
Hoffman-Waterman: Sheldon-Burns vs.
Fry-Kay; Chase-McBurnett vs. Fiah-
Qrifhn.
WILWcCalliater-Wolfe vs. Gustaf-On-Moore:
McLoushlln-Naah vs. Bur-rtght-Mape;
Hay-Dyer vs. Painter
Eyre. IUI Goodsrln-Estey vs. Price Fll
rim mo ns; Klmmell-Franrwa vs. Scales
Allen: Campbell-Jaskowskl vs. Thompson-Chambers.
ERALTT OFFERED SEATTLE
; SEATTLE, Jan. 20-P)-General
Manager Earl Sheely of the Seat
tle Rainier reported tonight that
the Detroit Tigers of the Ameri
can league have offered Seattle
two young catchers. Harvey Riebe
and Joe Erautt, as part of the
player deal arranged this winter
between the two clubs. Both were
in the Southern association last
mason.
1
Over Williams
ferclng Williams' aaggla late It.
i The latter was thea easy prey
! far the final fall. All threagh
the amateh Bart eehed aad ahhed
Use clients with ale fancy aa
i pact men t ef capers.
Ia the hard-hlttiag St-mla-:
ater, Gearge Dasctte aad Bob
! Cammlngs went ta a fall apiece
: tie. Cammlngs pile drtver wis
! the epeacr aad Daaette's fall
i aelae tied It. The time limit stop
i ped this aa fear mlaates Uter.
i la the epeaer Sammy Kehea
j dewaed Geerge Cartia ka the
ealy fall, aalag a sarfbeard aa
j hands fan with beth Cartia aad
4 ftgf ere JVlt Olsaa J ,tM ane.
If , k .
mers are expecting 10 see in it
one of the better local brawls of
the last few seasons. It's a boxer
vs. slugger duel, recognized 128
pound titlist Richards the for
mer". Its winner likely will be
handed a match with Joey Clemo,
a claimant to the Oregon title.
The handsome Portlander who
took over the title almost a year
ago when he outbiffed Snooks
Lacey in a grueling 15-rounder
here will go into the scrap slight
ly favored for the win. He has
proved in the past he Is not only
a smart operator but also that he
can go the entire IS if he has to.
On the other hand, the K-Falls
clouter who still has the fistic
faithful buzzing over the terrific
punching power he exploded in
kayoing Hal Fries two weeks ago,
has never had to go beyond six
heats. His two knockouts of Fries
came In the second and fourth
rounds. Consequently he will
shoot the works in the earlier
frames tonight.
Both gladiators will weigh in
this afternoon before Salem Box
ing Commission Chairman How
ard Maple. Both must not heft
over the 126-pound mark by fight
time. Respective managers, Larry
McLean of the former Chemawa
Indian schooler and Jack Samp
son of the Portlander, assure their
charges will be under the weight
level and that they are in tip-top
shape. Montgomery looked it when
he slammed out Fries two Wed
ncalays ago.
Chairman Maple has appointed
two judges. Harry Collins and Ed
Saunders to sit in on the scrap
as aids to Referee Packy McFar
land should It go the route. It
isn't likely either Judge or Mc
Farland will be around the prem
ises after the 10th round, how
ever, as Richards intends kayo
ing the Indian midway in the
fight. If the Indian doesn't get him
first.
Ticket sales have been heavy
for the mix. Indicating perhaps a
record gate. Matchmaker Tex Sal
keld and the promoting VFW did
not hike admission fees for the
party. Numerous reservations have
come in from both Portland and
southern Oregon.
The quartet of four-round pre
lims, booked by Salkeld with
naught but fast action in mind:
Bud Abney. Salem vs. Dick
Wolfe, Klamath Falls, welter
weights; Dean Abney, Salem vs.
Billy Sunday. Klamath, welter
weights; Jimmy Curry, Portland
vs. Jerry Strutz. Tort Lewis, feath
erweights, and Billy Doby. Sandy
vs. Joey Edmonds, Fort Lewis,
featherweights.
Silverton Tips
Mt. Angel Five
SILVERTON. Jan. 20-(Special)-Silverton
fought off a belated Mt.
Angel rally here tonight to take
a thrill-filled 38-36 Willamette
Valley league basketball win over
the Preps. Verdell Ragsdale's
Preps led 15-12, 21-18 and 27-28
at the quarter stops, but Jerry
Gastineau's Foxes then rose to s
six-point lead, largely on the
shooting of Roger Tofte and Carl
Wickham. The Preps did not catch
up.
Both Tofte and Pete Ruef of
the Preps meshed 10 points. The
Prep Bees won the Prelim, 47-36.
Mt. Ansel M) (IS) SUverten
Ruef 1 101 F HO) Tofte
Nanack (2) F S Wickham
Wellman (7) C . 0) Chastaln
Wolf (!) G (St Jshtnun
Traefer (4) G . (7) Hoth
Mt. Angel suba Bucchelt I. Silver
ton KoUn . Officials Ughtncr and
Bevana.
Estacaria Tops
Sandy Quintet
ESTACADA, Jan. 20-(Special)-Estacada's
cage club nailed its
fifth Willamette Valley league
win here tonight with a 32-28 vic
tory over Sandy. The winners led
at the half. 17-14. Williams, Sandy,
was the tilt's top scorer with 16.
It was Sandy's second loss.
The Estacada Bees took the pre
lim, 36-31.
Estaeada (12) N
Culver IS) F
ZS) Sand
(141 WlUlams
Ahnert (7) F.
Carter (7) C-
(X) Gotnoll
(J) Dyal
(4) Reynolds
Land (3) . G
Clarkaon (8) G
(4) HopP
Suba: Sandy Davenport. Morcan.
Officials: Colusuanno and Dawson
Bowlin
Industrial leagae Ne. 1 action
last alght st Capital Alleys saw
Interstate Tractor No. 1 top Wal
ton Brawn, 2-1: Karrs stop Cul
inary Local 452 by a 2-1 eeant:
Sao Beys beat Pioneer Trast,
2-1; and Schreek Motors down
Keith Browa, 2-1. Lylo Herta
taard, Caliaary weal, hit high
series with his Set.
Riggs Leads Kramer
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., Jan. 20
UP) - Bobby Riggs, professional
tennis champion, turned In a 6-9.
6-2 victory over Jack Kramer in
the 17th match of their current
series before a near - capacity
crowd of 4,500 here tonight The
victory put Riggs back in the lead,
nine matches to eight. In their
barnstorming series. .
ARMY FIVE IN JAMBOREZ
The Salem Salvation Army bas
ketball team took part In a Jam
boree held at Roseburg recently
and finished third behind Coos
Bay and Roseburg and ahead of
Eugene and Klamath Falls. Akers
and Lawrence were high scorers
for the Salem team. Salem beat
Klamath Falls but lost to Roseburg.
Babe Didrikaea Zahariaa Is a
gal who wealdn't draw above a
bare snlnlmam of wolf whistles.
Aad we doabt If cvea the "sew
took" weald help snaea oa the
Babe's six-foot frame bat
there's small likelihood that Mrs.
Zaharias la gnawing at her fla
ger nails simply because she '
hint in demand Jy the pin-up
brigade. She has other and bet
ter things to think a beat, aaeh
as being named la the AF pell
as the Womaa Athlete of the
Tear. It's the f earth time Babe
has captured that coveted boner.
Ia 1932 she get the accolade ea
her track prowess la the Olympic
games. Since thea she's beea
named top gal sportster for her
performance oa the links. . . .
Versatility that's the ajaaxing
Item about the Texas-bora A ma
son. And now she's contemplating-
competing with the mascu
line swingers la the divot game
since she has ao ether fields to
conquer la the women's cate
gory. Whatta gal! . . .
Oregea "State's eagera this
year look like eae of those rare
outfits with alternating- stars.
Meaning- that one geat deesat
pace the pack la every contest
bat rather yea have the sltaa
tlea where It may be Cattorall.
Craadall. Torre y or Carey de
lag the horoka. A elab like, that.
ICS SCHOOL,
Salosa 48. AJsaay 44
P alias M. M alalia SS
Weedaam S3. Caaby IS
BstJtcada 12. Sandy SS
Suvertoa SS, Mt. Angel M
Salem JVi 48, Albany JV's 34
Saleaa Sapas 81, Gervaia 38
effersaa IS, PhUoaaaaa t
Aaaaaenle 88, SuMlaatty tl
MtMlaaTUM 47, Tlllaaseee aa
St. Faad S7. Cheaaasra 28
St. Helena J4. V rate la ZS
Gaston IS. Banks
Raialer 88, Scasaeece 41
Wheeler M. Nest area M
Carlten 48, Lafayette 22
JaavrUM City 44. Eugene SS
BilUaere IS. Forces Grove FT
Mllwaakle S4. Cent. Cataonc SS
Astarta 48, Seaside 31
Newkerg 82. West Uu 43
Monaaooth 28, Falls City X2
Skerwood 38, Ores en Ctty ft
OSC Beeka 44, Lekaaea 28
Parkreee 41. BUI Military IS
Gartaalel 24, S. fleart (TUlaaaeek) 31
Tig aral so, Beavertoa 48
Prepper Pacts
Out-Trautman
Minors Told to Obey
'School Boy' Ruling
COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. 2MV
President George M. Trautman of
America's 87 minor baseball
leagues warned executives of those
loops today they "must stay away
from all Canadian and U. S. high
school players."
Trautman, fiery prexy of the
National Association of Profession
al Baseball Leagues, told 251 front
office executives of "bush" loop
clubs at his first annual rules in
terpretation and discussion confer
ence that Commissioner A. B.
(Happy) Chandler's interpretation
of the high school rule would be
enforced.
Trautman also outlined a new
rule forbidding the signing of an
American Legion player until aft
er his Legion eligibility has ex
pired, and in no case may he be
signed before September 10 of his
final year of play.
The red-haired boss of the bush
ers also decreed "jockeying" of
players from the active to the dis
abled list and back would not be
tolerated.
"All that Is now out of the pic
ture, for sny player going on the
injured list must remain there a
minimum of 10 days."
Bears Hoping
To Get Lujack
CHICAGO. Jan. 20-(AVOwneT
Coach George Halas of the Na
tional Football league's Chicago
Bears said today he still waa en
deavoring to sign all-America
quarterback Johnny Lujack of
Notre Dame to a Bear contract
The Chicago Tribune In a copy
right story last Friday said Lujack
already has been signed by Halas
to a three-year contract, paying
$18,000 annually and a $5,000
signing bonus, and that the deal
would be announced at a "big
contract party" here tomorrow.
Both Halas and Lujack, also
sought by the Chicago Rockets of
the riv'sl All-America conference,
designed the signing.
Badger Five
Tips Pioneers
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 20 -UP)
Pacific university's Badgers
squeeked past the Lewis snd
Clark Pioneers, 54 to 52, tonight
to win a northwest basketball
conference clash on the court
here.
Paclna (84) (32) Lewis Clark
Morgan (10) T (0) Semper t
Thorgenson () . F () Mills
Bruaco (8) C (14) Pollard
Olson (8) G (18) Thomas
Whltbeck (11) G 4 DeUer
Substitutes, for Pacific Rollrns 1.
Palmer 8. High 2. Kaufman 1. For Low
is St Clark Larson 4. Earners 8. Fred
ricks 1. Officials: Brachcll and Board.
Halftime: Pacific 30. Lewis ot Clark 2s.
BANGERS RAP SUBS
SUBLIMITY, Jan. 20-(Special)-A
urns vi lie's Rangers walloped
Sublimity, 59-27, here tonight in a
Marion County B league hoop tilt
Killinger sparked the victors with
16 points.
AnaasvUle S9 (27) Snkuaatty
L. Dalke (8) F (2) Hartmsn
M. Bates (7) F (0) Albus
Killinger (II) C - (10) Ripp
Hough (8) G (2) Hlghberger
Coats (8) G. (8) E. Hlghberger
Suba: Aumavtlle Speer 42) Cox 44)
Hayea (3) X. Speer 8). Sublimity
Kinta.
Official: O'Connor. - ,
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By Jerry
BABE ZAHARIAS
where any one of five gays caa
catch fire, spells woes to the
oppoalUoB. It's pretty hard to
pat a two-man check ea each
ta of a flvesome. . . .
Wealdn't It be aa Ironic af
termath tf the Portland Bevee,
after all the hue aad cry ever
Newport 84, Tart 38
S print nld 3S, St. Mary's (Eag eae) 21
tnlverstty 81, CUntra 34
(Portland)
Waahlngton 4fl, Grant 38
J after tea 47, Lincoln 11
Franklin 44. Beneeu IS
BooaevcK 48, Coaaaaerea 33
COLLEGE
Pacific 84. Lews-Clark 82
Vajtpert 87. Liafield 42
Pac. Latneraa SS. CPS 41
West. Kratacky at. UU 47
NYU 84. C el (ate SO
Genu fa 44, F arras at 11
SOCK 48, California Aggies 38
Seattle Coll. 88. SC Martin s 48
Kentucky 88, Georgia 31
Xavtcr 82. Vaoderbln 42
Asksrs 72, Mereer S3
Cataonc V S3. West. Maryland 47
Mlcklgan SUte S2, DeUott 34
Boly Cross 78. Bkode Is. St. 48
Tale 87, ConnecUrnt 88
St. Mary's 41, San Joae SUU M
PBOFESSIONAL
Seattle SS. Astoria 89
Belttugkejn 88, Vancewrer 43
Torrid
Merley Madden (above) ef Bend
tamed leeee a C75 series ta the
Class C singles event at Capital
alleys, and the mark Is aa all
time high for that dans In the
state bowling- tearnamenta.
Miller Blasts
Cincys, Neun
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2 S-OTV Ed
die Miller. Cincinnati Beds veter
an shortstop, today blasted the
method of play used by Manager
Johnny Neun. said he did net
think some ef his teammates were
so bet, and figured the dab "will
be lucky to battle for a tie for last
place" In the National league this
Miller said he believed the de
fensive style ef play used by the
Eeds for many years under man
agement ef Bill McKechnle was
superior te the hit and run strate
gy employed by Neun.
Ia Baltimore. Neun. when asked
to eomment en Miller's statements,
said: "It's all news to me. Eddie
and I get along 10 per cent last
year."
Sophs Lick Gervais
GERVAIS, Jan. 20-(Special)-The
Salem high Sophs crushed the
Gervais high varsity, 63-39, here
tonight after amassing a 33-14
lead at the half. Jim Moore paced
Elroy Jen son's Vikettes with 12
counters. J. Yates got 14 for the
losers. The clubs play a return tilt
on the Salem high floor Friday
night.
Gerrals (IS) (S3) Septs
J. Yates 414) F (4) Coats
Elliott (8) F (12) Moore
Richardson ) C (I) Doen
E. Yates (8) G (18) Heboid
Dunn (2) O . 3 Fredertckaon
Subs: Cervala Mahoney. Andres (4)
Belleque. Woelke it). Sapha Weaver
(7) Sodeman (2) Helstrom 48) U 11 man
(7) Sloan (4).
Officials: Donovan and Ercollnl.
Rowing Tryouls Set
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20 -UP)
The 1048 Olvmnic rowing: try outs
on th Schuylkill river will be
held between June 30 and July 10
and $35,000 will be raised to
finance the U. S. OlvmDic rowing
squad, Coach Jack Kelly, sr. an
nounced today.
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whether or notlhcy'd be turned
oat of old Vaagha street park
aad relegated to the role of a
road clab, should finish a dis
mal last la the coming race. Ia
sach a case the Portland chiefs
weald the more resent those
grey hairs which sprouted with
the help of the Portland city
council daring the (ordinarily)
off season. . . . Ia few other
sports will yoa find sack' aa
extreme la ages aa la the keg
line game. Lots of the top
note hers are above the St year
mark, including Andy Varapapl.
the National Match play king
who's it. Aad thea yoa have
sach promising yoaag 'uns as
19-year-old Warren Valdes who
beasts high Class A all-events
to date In the State shew at
Capitol Alleys. . . . That's a big
reasoa for the bowling brid
nees's boom In the last few
years. Life really dees begin at
49 oa the hardwood lanes. .
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Feuding Hockey Groups '
Find Time Running . Out
ST. MORITZ, Switzerland, Jan. 20-V-The dispute over which,
of two United States ice hockey teams shall play In the vlntev
Olympic games starting January 30 is heading for a showdow: i witfft
all principals sticking to their guns. 3 . '
Holdouts Few,
Major Camps
NEW YORK, Jan. 20-JP)-Base-ball's
"contract - signing" season
has been marked this year by an
almost complete absence of hold
out talk indicating that most of
the major lesgue clubs are laying
it on the line and getting their
players in the fold.
Six clubs reported 1 1 more play
ers signed today and only one dis
closed a holdout. The Cleveland
Indians announced catcher Jim
Hcgan was the first member of
the team to return his papers un
signed. Detroit brought Its signed list
to 12 by receiving the Inked papers
of catcher Harvey Riebe, pitcher
Lon Kritlow and outfielder Ed
Mierkowitcz. St. Louis reached
terms with veteran outfielder Ter
ry Moore and his understudy,
Charley Kiering.
The New York Yankees an
nounced they had received the
contract of Spud Chandler, the
38-year-old righthander who was
the ace of the staff until his arm
went lame last summer. The Pitts
burgh Pirates reported Kir by Hig
be had agreed to their preferred
figure, said unofficially to be in
excess of $15,000.
Second Half Starts
in Silverton League
SILVERTON The second
round of play of the Silverton City
basketball league began Monday
night with Steelhammers, who
held fourth place in the first
round, defeating Rhyne's, who
held second place. 33 to 31, in
overtime. Sprouse-Reitz, top team
In the last round, beat DeMolay.
at the bottom of the rung last
round, 47 to 12. Howell Bros, de
feated Walt's Tavern 39 to 24.
Dock Pins
Men's City leagae results last
night at B B Bowling courts
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Remington Rand 1; Eisner's S.
Tweedle Fuel 1; Bright Spot 2,
Les Newman's 1; Sunset Donate
I, LsrscB Home Loan 2. Les
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series. Including a 219 game.
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The mala chore of
Richards as he goes against belie
lag Monty Montgomery la
alght's armory main event
be a matter of keeping his
clear of Monty's right hand
will
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dope. It's .going to be another
one of those puncher vs. homer
battles aad If Bobby can
throw - ap - aa effective enough
shield bell stand a good chance
f gaining- the nod. One thlhg la
certain. Moatgomeryj will
glvo
Kienaras a better goioi it
thsu
did the wild-swinging Duana
Iloag.
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Wll-
Lea Sparks, the veteran
lamctte sports man. relays
rwerd
that the College of Idaho
Coy
otea are definitely a threkt la
the Northwest circuit cage
race.
The Coyotes, says Lea, were
real
ly a hot banch In their vl
ctory
ov er the Bearcats last weexend.
The wonder Is that Wh tmaa
ever stopped the Idahoans. Mark
It oa year calendar, lads- -Feb.
7. That's whea the Coyotes coma
to Salem for tilt No. 2 ai d It's
Jast possible the loop rrow ma
be at stake. Of course, anieatea
CPS Is still In the picture--and,
la case yoa're wondering, John
Lewis' gang Initially ellldg
with the Loggers Feb. 29 I n Ta
eoma. But we're still placli g out
money oa Johnsons aad cobs
pany. ... It'
i The 17-man Amateur Athletic
union squad, which carries the en
dorsement of the U.S. O ympie)
committee, was expected lo srd
rive tonight. j
Its rival, the Amateur fockey
association team, whose en ry ha
been accepted by the Swiss Olymo
pic organizing committee, i i toure
ing in Czechoslovakia. '
Quick rebuttal came fr m thai
Swiss in reply to a Chlca :o dise
pstch saying the U.S. C lympig
committee had voted 66 io I t
withdraw all American entries)"
from the games if the A.H l. teanl
wss allowed to compete. f f
A suggestion that Amerii an en
tries in skiing, - bobsleddii ig and
skating might ignore an official
withdrawal and compete i nyway
was blasted by J. Lymar Binge
ham, representative of tl e ? U.S.
Olympic committee here. I
"All the U.S. entries havJ sgr
not to compete If they are with
drawn officially," Bingham isit
"We are not bluffing. If th4
A.H.A. competes, our kids won'l
defy our wishes." i j
Only eight days remain until
decision must be made at i tneete .
ing January 26 of the ex ecutive)
committee of the j International
Olympic committee. j
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Monmouth Grabs
Twelfth in Howl
MONMOUTH. Jar). 20-f
Speciall
-Coach Budd Gronquista Mon4
mouth high Wolverines
tripped
Falls City here tonight, 26-22. fog
their twelfth straight basketball
victory. If the Wolverines beat
Valseiz in a game here next week
they will annex the Polk County
B league title trophy. II ride led
tonight's verdict with 11 points.
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