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8 Tha Stolesman. Salem. Oregon. Seriurdar. Tanuary 81 Sports Shorts: Card-Giant Deals Fizzle NEW YORK. Ju. JMP-Sv-eral hoars of trade talk between Managers Mel Ott of the New York GluU mud Eddie Dyer of the St. Louis Cardinals hare failed to result In any progress toward a deal, Ott said today. SEATTLE, Jan. SO -JF)- The University of Washington dis closed today 141,000 had been budgeted to pay the salaries of Its football coaches In the cominr fiscal year. Bearcats Viks Wallop Beinidleirs, 58-42 Locals Snare 7th Loop Win yOBTHWEST CONFEKINCB W L Pet W L Fct. CPS ' S 8 1-000 Will met t 1 8581 wtnamtt 7 i .issc-wano t a .400 UBC ; ,4 2 J80 L-CUrk J Llnflelu 3 2 .600,Psdlc 1 1 J Friday night results: At WUlemette 84, PaclfuS 40. At Lewis St Clark 42. Ltnrlekl 49. By Jerry Stone Johnny Lewis' hard - running Willamette basketeers roared to their seventh Northwest confer ence victory last night and tight ened their hold on the loop's se cond place slot as they turned back the Pacific Badgers, 54-40, on the local court. The preliminary saw Marv Goodman's capable Bearcat Frosh edge out the Pacific Jayvees, 31- 90 Last night's varsity fracas was close only through the initial 10 minutes. ;At the midway point in the opening half the Bearcats showed a 17-13 advantage with Guard Tom Warren the spark. At that juncture Bob and Jim John son combined with Bob Medley and zoomed the count up to 29 18 at the intermission mark. As the second heat was launch ed Ted Johnson and Medley each chipped I in with a bucket and charity toss and Bob Johnson fol lowed I with a two-handed Jump shot to swell the locals' margin to 38-16.; From then on it was ob viously no contest, with the Lewis crew boasting a near 20-point ad vantage ; the remainder of the way. Bob and Ted Johnson paced the Willamette attack with 12 points apiece, with Ted and Med ley standing out for the 'Cats in floor and backboard play. Medley counted : 10 points himself. Big Jim Johnson had one of his poor est evenings of the campaign, hit ting for, but seven markers. Mor gan topped the Badger five with 11. . : It was the marksmanship from the foul line which gave the Wil lamettes their margin of victory. Both clubs notched 18 field goals but the 'Cats were hitting 16 gift Shots let 22 attempts while the Pacifies could can but five in 20 tries. . The Bearcats' next engagement is a conference go next Friday eve against Linfield at McMinn ville. : Will, Frosb (SI) Pacific JVi () Aucn (4 r 14) Tidrlch Nelson (11 F 7) Olwn Euliman t3 C 5 Miller Harms 2 C 2 McLean allies (2 J G 5) Baldwin Subs: Sophs Strother (1) Ambrose (1) Aidrtch, New. Stuffer (7). Pac. ffoneyman. Tovey. Simrrions. Turner (1) Celbern, Sichler (5) Norgren. Faetflr (48) Keller .f f 4) Willamette ftp ti o ft ft pi tp 0 1 JB JonnsnJ 4 2 13 Morgan.! 8 2 11 Baum.f Rooney.e Olson.8 Whitbk.f Kaufmn.c Wetsmnc Palmr.l Bobtnsn.f I J Johiun.e 0 T.Johnsn 3 13 3 10 0 Warren, g 8 Medley .f S Allison. f 0 Bryant.f 0 Waldron.f 0- Bates.f 0 Richdsn.f (DouglanT IBarker.s Totals 18 3 31 40 ToUl IS 18 IT M Officials: Tawcett and Beachell. Government Camp 52 inches snow. S Inch new snow; surface powder Over packed: weather cloudy, light northwest wind; skiing good, roads Clear; chains needed, forecast: Satur day increasing high cloudiness with light snow by evening: Sunday cloudy with snow flurries: temperature range IS-S3 degrees: light northwest to west erly wind, becoming southwest and Increasing late Saturday. Timber Tine 105 Inches snow. 3 Inches pew powder snow; weather overcast. Ugnt northeast wind: skiing good; roads open, chains needed. Forecast: Saturday increasing high cloudiness With light snow by evening: Sunday cloudy with snow flurries; tempera ture range 15-30 degrees, light west to southwest wind, increasing late Sat Wday. i Santiam Pass 51 Inches snow, with 3 inches new snow; dry over old packed Surface; weather cloudy, light north west wind: skiing good: tow will oper ate over weekend: roads fair, ample parking. Forecast same as for Govern fnent Cajnp Table of Coastal Tides Tides; for Taft, Ore- compiled by TJ fL Coast and Ooodstla Survey, Port 5sBt Ore. HIGH WATXR Tim Mt I a J ajn. S0 D m. S i 4 J3 a m. I T 4 38 p m. 14 LOW WATXK Time HL f :4 a.m. 11 1:56 pm. 11 14:85 am. is 10:38 p m. li Feb. HIGH WATER LOW WATER Time Ht. Time Mt. 4.S IS 4.4 88 48 t l8 a.m. :S7 p m. :06 a m. T :28 ft.m. 8:53 a m. 9:02 p.m. T:48 a.m. 10:31 p.m. 8:41 am. 11:17 p m. i 13:07 p.m. 11 :33 p m. 1:18 pm. 18 am. It 37 p m. 8 8 SO a.m. 8 8 ss ii i 5 p m. 8 8 m a.m. as :18 pjR. riXXKEL LEADS IHOOT LAS VEGAS, Nev Jan. SO-tP) wil. C. Henkel of Portland, Ore., ed the field today In the first an nual ; midwinter trap shooting championships with a score of 196 out of a possible X00. 1U8 LEBANON The" Santlam fish and Qame commission, a group of Linn county sportsmen, will hold its annual banquet and liar's contest at the Sweet Homo Jiigh school Saturday, starting at 7 p. bl, Claud Cox, secretary of the organisation, announced. More than 400 are expected to attend the event. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. HHP) Signing of Heavyweights Joey Top Pacific, 54-40; Home Tonight Roger Daseh (above), guard on last season's Salem high varsity which finished fourth in the state tourney, returns to the Villa to- . -night as a member of the U of Oregon Frosh. The Frosh play the Vlks at 8:15 o'clock. Dallas Upsets EstacadaFive DALLAS, Jan. 30 - (Special ) Bobby Daggett's fast - coming Dallas Dragons tonight upset the Willameta Valley league leading Estacada Rangers, 45-31, after leading 17-15 at half time. D. Fish er meshed 18 Dallas points to lead the win. Clarkson got 10 for the Rangers. Dallas Bees also won, 34-27. Estacada (31) (43) Dallas Collins (0) Ahnert (3) Lamb (4) (8) Adolph (6) N. Perry G... (8) L. Perry Carter (3) C (9) Jones Clarkson (10) G (18) D. Fisher Eatacada subs Nicholson 1. Culver L Russell 2 Dallas M. Edifer 2. Dawson 3. Officials Skopll and Specht Wildcats Nip Pioneer Quint PORTLAND, Jan. 30-JP)-Lin-field college notched its second Northwest conference basketball victory tonight with a 49-42 deci sion over Lewis and Clark here. Linfield (49) (42) Lewis Si Clark Verment (11) F .. (S) Deller Dowd (3) F (11) Mills Abrahamson (10) C (3) Pollard Peterson (12) G (3) Thomas Sealey (2) G... (11) Illmers Linfield subs Wilkinson 1. Dunn 10; Lewis St Clark subs Peterson 1, Sempert 4. Oettel 3. Kelsay 4. CRAXFOED DEFLATED NEW YORK, Jan. 30MP)-Rolly poly Gino Buonvino of Bari, Italy, deflated Jackie Cranford of Wash ington as a heavyweight conten der tonight by taking an upset 10-round decision at Madison Square Garden. Buonvino, 197, had a 17-pound weight pull on Cranford who hit 180. Woolens Book Heavy Sked in Hoop Play Salem's Page Woolens bas ketball team has Its work cut out for the next few days. The team flies up to The Dalles today to play an all-star quint In an exhibition game tonight in the city is which the 1948 state AAU tournament will be played. On next Tuesday night at Willamette U many of the Woolen players will take part on an all-star lineup which will meet the ' famed nesro "Ghosts" of Sioux City, la. The following Thursday night at the high school Mansger Barry Mason's quint will play the potent Lebanon Elks in a March of Dimes benefit tilt, and then n the following Sun day the all-stars go to Mt. Ansel to play the Ghosts In an afternoon engagement. SGCs Resume Sixty Salem Geld lubbers wham into second found play In the anaual Slicker temmcy today and Sunday. The swingers who pulled down the points last weekend will be out to fatten their totals 1st round No. t while those who initially weren't so lucky in the point deportment will be out to catch up. Thursday slight's lien's club meet saw a turnout of sixty for the monthly dinner. In links play a nine hole sweepstakes with full handicap Bill Goodwin and Glen Lenrreo topped top honors. Goodwin had a 111-34 and Lengrea SS-1-S4. ;Tom Wise, Kalph Ma pee and Archie Schults were knotted in the run ner - ap slot With net S4Hs. Second round Slicker pairings: American league Filler - wmmmmmmmmmmmk ssssmwwsmswmZMsvmsswsmiwsstiti& Maxim of Cleveland and Tony Bosnlch, San Francisco, for a 10 round fight here Feb. 13 was an nounced today by Matchmaker Bennle Ford of the D.A.V. club. MORAGA. Calif, Jan. S -UP) Coach Jimmy Phelan of St. Ma ry's announced today his football team would play the University of Portland Not. 7. The game has been booked tentatively for Xexar stadium In San Francisco. Oregon Frosh Here Tonight BIO IEX LEAGUE WL Pet. Rim s ft l ooo1 Albany WL Pet. Corvalus 3 3 .607 Bend i 3 J50 Sprtnglld 3 3 .400 Eugene 1 4 J00 Friday night results: At Bend 43. Sa lem M. At Albany 44, Corvalus 44. BEND. Jan. SO - (Special) ? Sa lem high's Vikings continued en route to their second straight Big Six league basketball title here tonight by capturing their sixth straight loop win, 58-42, over the Bend Lava Bears. Bend managed a lead of 11-10 at the first quar ter, but then Coach Harold Hauk's quint began rolling. It was 26-23 at halftime for Salem and 41-30 t the third stop. Captain Carlos Houck, who wound up with scoring honors for Salem with 17 points, teamed with Waldo Unruh to pace the first half splurging. It was Houck and Hugh Bellinger who did the stellar work In the bottom chapters. Unruh had 15 markers all told and Bellinger 10. Bill Sheffold, one of the league's better scorers along with Houck, had 17 points for Bend. In the prelim Loren Mort's Sa lem Jayvees won 39-23. The Vikings Saturday night play the Oregon Frosh in an 8:15 game at Salem high. The Jayvees will play the prelim with the Ma rine Reserves of Salem City league. Salesa (SS) (42) Bead fg ft pf tp IK ft pf tp Houck,f 7 1 117 Benson J 2 14 8 Unruh .f T 1 1 IS Maudlin i till MlUer.c 113 3 HogUnd.c 3 3 3 8 BeUlngr.f 3 4 2 10- Sheffold . 8 1 3 17 ;ovalt.g ISO 3 Hawes.g 2138 farnum.f 3 0 0 4 Bushnell 0 111 Paulus.c 0 0 3 OMcKee 000 Enger.f 10 1 3 Christnsn 8 10 1 Culbrsn 1 0 3j Slenn.g 113 3 Ulrod.g 0 0 0 Oi Totals 24 10 12 58 Totals 17 8 13 42 Officials: Hartman and Haberly. Mt. Angel Upsets Molalla Indians VIOLA LLA, Jan. SO-(Special)-Verdell Ragsdale's Mt. Angel Preps pulled a Willamette Valley league surprise here tonight in taking a 37-35 basketball win over Molalla's Indians. Larry Traeger's 10 points paced the winners. Wells had 12 for Don Wilson's Indians. ML Angel (17) (35) Molalla Rolf (6) . . ...F (12) Wells Nosack (6) F (2) Davenport Wellman (2) C (0) Blomenkamp Wolf (4) G (8) D. Owen Traeger (10) G (9) Schlewe Mt. Angel subs Kahut 3. Buccheit 7. Molalla A. Owen 4. Officials Wilson -and 8 wis ton. Monmouth Wins, Holds Lead Tie JEFFERSON, Jan. JO-(Spedal) -B u d d Gronquist's Mqnmouth Wolverines remained in a loss less tie for first place with the Salem Bible Academy team here tonight by downing Jefferson high, 37-19, in their Marion-Polk league game. Jeff led at halftime, 11-10. The Monmouth Bees won the prelim, 38-18. Menmeuta (37) (II) Jefferson Held (10) F () Wlckersham Sawtelle (9) -.F (2) Haworth Schroeder (2) C (2) Norton Howard (0) G (4) Jones Comstock (12) . G.. (0) Reeves Monmouth sub Ladehoff 4. Jeffer son Gralmes 2. Officials. Drynan and Hunsaker. PAGES WLV SHERIDAN, Jan. 30-(Special) -Salem's Page Karakul Karpets tonight won an easy 63-37 basket ball win over the Sheridan All Stars In a March of Dimes bene fit game here. Salem (43) (37) Sheridan Page (8) F (4) D. Bockes Svarverud (9) F (9) Herron Butte (9) C (9) Brown Lind (21) .. G (2) Morris Neeley (18) O (0) Benton Salem sugs Payter 7, Garland 12. Sheridan Bockes 12, Johnson 1. JOSEPH'S GIRLS WIN The St. Joseph's girls' volleyball team yesterday dumped St. Vin cents, 32-19, on the St. Joseph's floor. ' Slicker Play Gwynn vs. Loucks - F. Shafer. Fanlson-J. Wood vs. WHllams- CTopelaad; Lengrren - Hendrle vs. Miklia-McCrarer. National Pekar - Emlen vs. Martin -R. Parker; Wise-Baxter vs. Rabbins - Crushing;: Seoul tx- HeNeill vs. BurreU-QuJstadV Pacific Coast B Shafer ; Ingram vs. Sheldon-Burns; Boff ' man . Waterman vs. Chase-Me- Burnett; Fish - Griffin vs. Fty- T. Kay. WIL McCallister - Walfe vs. McLaughlin - Hash; Gustaf- soa . Moor r. Bay - Dyer; Painter Eyre vs. Bunight- Itapes. EIL Goodwin - Estey vs. XJmmell - Franxwa; Prtee-Flt-timmons vs. Campbell-Jaskow-skl; Thomson - Chambers vs. Scales-Allen. Ready to Duel Again hit-??- t. ! ..p . Both Kalph Kiner (left) of Pittsburgh and Johnny Mlxo (right) of the Giants anticipate another homo run duel In the National league next season. Both rapped II homers la 1147 to tie. Spring training for the '4S campaign Is hooked to start la exactly ems nth. Herb Pennock Passes NKW YORK, Jan. SMFV-Herbort J. (Herb) Ponnock. one of the greatest lefthanded pitchers of all time, died today after a cerebral hemorrhage. The former New York Yankee, Philadelphia Athletic and Boston Red Sox mound star, rounding out his flfta year as general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, collapsed as ho entered the Waldorf -Astoria hotel to attend a National league meeting. He was rushed to the Mldtown hospital, where ho died an hoar later. The slender, gray-haired Pennoek, who began his major league pitching career 38 years ago at the age of 18. and who racked up 245 victories over a 22-year span. Including five without a defeat In world series competition, would have celebrated his 84th birth day February 10. Although he never carried more than 188 pounds on his frail looking six-foot frame, Pennoek was one of the most durable pitchers of his time. He reached the peak of his playing career during the 11 seasons bo performed with the Yankees and the senlth was attained when he saved the world series of 1923 for the Bronx Bombers against the New York Giants by pitching three times In four days, winning two games. Four years later he sot a series mark which still stands when ho pitched 7 ',4 consecutive Innings without allowing a runner to reach first base. Nation's Track Stars Set Pre-Olympic Test NEW YORK, Jan. SO-UPV-Arnerica's indoor track and field stars. their eyes on the Olympics just six Square Garden tomorrow night to prowess in the 4 1st annual games Blues Snatch 4th Straight Harry Mohr's Leslie Blues took over undisputed possession of the top spot In the Junior hoop stand ings yesterday as they whipped West Salem, 54-20, while the pre vious first place co-holders, the Parrish Pioneers, were losing to the Leslie Golds, 31-30, for their initial loss. Third game on the program saw the Parrish Cardi nals stop their brother Grays, 33-17. It was the fourth straight win for the unbeaten Blues as John Hannon paced them with 13 points. The Pioneer-Gold fray was a thriller with a free toss in the last seconds by Bruce Bums netting the Leslie club their win. Golds (11) Miller (4) . Pioneers (18) F- .C. (10) Davis (1) Stuart tnman (5) Holden (4) C (11) Baggett Walden (8) G (4) Morgan Cobb (10) G- , (3) Mootry Subs: Golds Huff (1) Bums (1). Pioneers Maudlin (1). W. Salem (28) Phillips (2) F Lewis (3) F Wendt (1) C Haugen (2) . G Jacobsen (4) G Bines (54) (7) Harp (12) McKenzle (12) Walling (13) Hannon (8) Bales Subs: W-Salem Surgeon (8) Clem ens (2). Blues Smith (2). Cards (33) Grays (17) (0) Dobyns Covalt (10) Chamberlain (8) -F (8) Wllholt Worley (3) C 4) Schleler Province (4) G (t) Baumgart Campbell (8) O- .. (0) Rice Subs: Cards Blair. Grays Lewis, Peterson. YMCA Stages Grapple Show Before a good sized crowd, the YMCA presented its city wrestling show last night with alem high show last night with Salem high among the entries. Results: 115 pounds Jack Sills pinned Al Hageman. 121 Jack Cooper pinned Bill Bishop. 135 Alb. Williams decisioned Dale Ol son. 145 Alf. Williams pinned Dave Susmilch. 155 Rod Beals pinned Cecil Curr. 165 Ronny Shepherd pinned Elden Cole. Sacred Heart 45' Defeats Stayton Sacred Heart Academy last night downed Stayton, 81-28 in their Marion -Polk league bas ketball game at St Joseph's halL Sacred Heart led 14-12 at half time and won the prelim, 24-21. W. Davey's 14 points paced the win. Geil had 11 for the Packers. Staytoa (28) McCall (2) HcOellta (3) Uoni (4) Boedig'er (8) . (31) Acaaeamy (2) Comstock (3) Ecker C. G. . (8) CoUeran (14) W. Davey Cell (11) (I) suing Officials Howell and HarnDton. Academy sub K. Davey 2. Dance Tonight Dallas Armory Woodry's Orch. t.L- ; . J f 4.' V months away, move Into Madison test their running and Jumping of the Millrose Athletic associa- tJon. Heading the list of feature events on the star-studded pro gram Is the famed Wanamaker mile In which national champion Gilbert Doddi of the Boston Ath letic association, undefeated on the boards since 1943, will shoot for his 20th straight Indoor tri umph at the distance. The hardy souls assigned to the task of chasing Dodds around the 11 laps on the Garden's banked board track are Gerry Karver of Perm State, national AAU, NCAA and ICAAA outdoor champion; Leslie Mac Mitchell of the New York Athletic club, a two-time Wanamaker winner like Dodds; Bill Mack of Michigan State, runner-up last year in both the in door and outdoor championships; Browning Ross of Villanova and Quentin Brelsford of Ohio Wesley an. Bulldogs Top Foxes, 39-31 WOODBURN, Jan. 30-(Special) Jlggs Burnett's Bulldos led all the way here tonight to take a 39-31 Willamette Valley league basket ball win over a "flu" smitten Sil verton quint. It was 11-5, 21-14 and 32-24 at the quarter stops and Ken Gibson, hot on the trail of a new league scoring mark put in 16 points for the winners. Whit ey Baglien had 14. Arbuckle led Jerry Gastineau's team with nine. The Woodburn Bees won handily In the prelim, 37-26. SUvertom (31) (38) Woodbara Arbuckle (8) F (14) BagUen Toft (3) .F (18) Gibson Johanson (7) C (4) JeweU Roth (7) G (3) Yuranek Lynch 2) O (2) Krelser SUverton sub Howell 4. Officials Al Lightner and BUI Bevens. DeGroot Takes Job MORGANTOWN, W. Vs., Jan. 30 (JP)- Dudley DeGroot, recent ly coach of the Los Angeles Dons of the All-America conference, will become the head football coach at West Virginia university July 1, the university announced tonight. CHEMAWA WINS Chemawa Indians last night downed Oregon School for the Deaf, 59-30, in a Marion county league basketball game at Che mawa. Crane's 18 points led the winners. Garborden had 8 for OSD. Boiling - Leaking Radiators Naod & attonflon oi oar radlatof axport Wo hcrvo cwmploto iactl UUs with which to repair, dsxza and flush radiators and cooling srstams . 1 Dot - 1 Stop Sonrlco Satisfaction Guaranteed Loder Bros. 483 Ceaitcr Phone) 1133 IKIocEtey llycCitias Cotitliriyeo As nSini'iieir Games Commeitice E5evD Top) UW Orange Grab 71-63 Decision NOXTHXXN DIVISION W L. Fet, OSC 4 I jaiiOregoe, Wash. 4 I JM Idahe Frt. 2 WSC a 2 .8401 Friday result: At Oregon State Tl, Wash In glow S3. . CORVALLIS, Ore, Jan. ICHJP) Oregon State's Besvers Jumped back Into the lead of the northern division of the Coast conference basketball race hero tonight by upsetting the Washington Huskies, 71-63. Amory T. "Slats" GOL astute Oregon State coach, came up with a modified man-to-man defense that checked big Jack Nichols, scoring terror of the northern di vision, and his teammstes long enough to enable the Beavers to pile up a commanding lead in the first half, 37-22. A late-minute relapse almost undid the Beavers. They held a 68-53 lead with IVi minutes to go and both Gill and Coach Art McLarney of Washington sent In reserves. The Washington subs caught fire, however, and with Vx min utes to go cut the Oregon State lead to 66-63. By that time first-stringers were back in and the Beavers stalled out aided by two free throws and a field goal by Norm Carey, who was high scorer for Oregon State with 22 points. Nichols, who has been averaging better than 17 points a game, got few shots. He tapped' In four re bounds in the first period, and went without a field goal in the second half. Eight free throws, however, enabled him to tally 16 points. CW (S3) 71 OSC Whit.f VandbgJ 4 I 8 Carey 4 10 3 2 33 Nichols .e 4 I i 18' Petersen. Mil Taylor. 4 1 t iCatutraU.g I 1 lit Iorrnsn.f 4 4 1 8 Torrey j li H 4 18 8 (Mil 2 1118 Mlllikanj 18 1 I BaUantnJ I 4 1 18 Uallory4 III 2 Rlnerson.e 1 I r 1 8 t 3 Rlnerson.e lilt feet CSUper 3 8 8 4 Arouon.1 e e S supers CarnovU 3 8 8 4. RoeUnat.g 1 8 1 S Biro.- s i Ensstrm 1 8 3 Si Popctch I I i 4 Totals 2913 27 83 Totals 28 13 24 71 Ralftlm score Oregon State 17. Waahinston 23. Fre throws ml d : Washington White. Vandenburgh 2. Mullkan. Ni chols 3. Taylor. Jorgenaon, Xngstrotn. Popclch: Oregon Stat Crandall 4, Carey, Ballantyne 3, Super 2. Petersen, Rlne arson, Catterall 2. Cougars Play Vandal Quint PULLMAN. Wash, Jan. 84 (Special) -The Washing-tan state Coucars, after a bad start new not too far off the northern di vision title pace, take on the Idaho Vandals here Saturday night in the third game of their annual four-game aerie. Wash ington State won the first two, 48 to 23 and 88 to 84. and will bo heavily favored to make It three straight. St. Paul Downs Col ton Quintet ST. PAUL, Jan. 80-(Special)-Coach Brophy's St Paul Buckaroos tonight won their third straight basketball victory, a 29-23 nod over Col ton. It was 18-9 for St Paul at halftime. Dick Kirk's 12 points led the way. St Paul won the Bee game, 28-16. CeUoa (23) (28) St Faal Anderson (I) F (I) P. Kirk Trickery (1) F (I) Hendrle Burns (2) . C (I) P. Hendrle rnglehart (8) Q (2) Dovldson Martin (2) li (12) D. Kirk Colton subs Norton 1. Keree 1. St Paul Brents no 2. Referee Clark. 'BIKDS TOP PILOTS VANCOUVER, B. C, Jan. 30 (CP) - University of British Co lumbia Thunderblrds tonight trounced Portland university 64-64 In an exhibition intercollegiate basketball fixture here. JEFF GRADERS WIN JEFFERSON. Jan. 30-(Special) -The Jefferson Grade Schoolers tonight downed Turner Graders, 24-18, in basketball here. Cam eron led the win with 18 points. mil) IRON FIREMAN OIL DURNER New besdag- comfort and equipped with aa Iron Fireman LBsnlnous Flame oil bexner; This new sad differ caw burster Is quiet, cfncionCj dependable Ooe eWsaoav atratioo wiS CMviece yosu Ask for free hearing survey; KEITH BROWN Lumber Yard Front k Court Sta, in w HIGH SCHOOL Salesa 88. Sum 43 taiesa JV'I . SVes4 VS IT iNUlas 48, Sstaeaaa 31 We harm Sf, BUeertew 31 Sacree Bear 31. BtaytM 18 Msa Ik 31, Jen-ersea U Mt Aaael 27, MeUUa 38 St Faal 38. C4tM 83 Ciihwi 88. Deaf SekaeS SC Weeta Beae M, CeeaUle SO karahfleM 47, lUeeharf 48 Myrtle Falsa 38, aesaet M Oraate Faaa 43, Me4Ier 48 West Lima 83. Blilsaere U Aateela M, TVlaamaak 31 8 aetacrieM IS, Uatfversfcty IS Vtrassit 41, geaate 38 Newport 84. Iweet aeaae 18) Leaaaea 41, TU4e 28 SC Heteas 47. Seappaees 4 Oregea Freeh 84, Oregeai s 47. Csur fvwaay ea. ;CTaiiia at yiewaers 84, atcMlaavUI IS Cattag Orere 44, Easeae (7 FOBTLAND SCHOOLS BeessTett 88, Waaalagte M Oraatt 48, I Jsx-ela 81 f raaalla 4, Ceassaire 41 Jafferaea li. Been 14 COLUGI WUlasaett 84, Faeafl 48 UaTseie 48, tewts-Clark 42 WVJ Freak 31, Faelfl Freest 28 Oregae, State 11. Waahamg 43 Sa. Ores 44, Chkre St 81 VSF 8t St. Starrs 44 ttaaUare 44, PaalAe 43 ry teg li, Mevaaa M ytak 41. Deaeer 17 Baet. Ores 87. Btets SC 87 West Weak. S3. WaUwertk Ft Oaenasa 44. farrafat 34 tnc 44, Feellaaa V 84 FBOFBSSIONAL Astoria 84, Taeasaa 48 Phils Climbed Under Pennoek PHlXADrXFllIA. Jan. 86 The death of Berb Peaaock today deprived the Phlladalnkla ftm. Ilea of the force that traafermed the laughing stock of tAaacball Into aa aggressive, dead-eerleM pesuiant hepefsL The amilimg, silver-haired pttck InaT Wlsard wis thai atlva eUrat or, organiser and spekasmaa for u ciao as u ahooat rr the tlme wom tag of "Falil rbiliiea." Death came to Peaaock oa the eve of what was to have been his big year. Only last week he said he had high hopes that many of tbo flock of youngsters ho has oeen nurturing far four years WOaJd be resv 1 suh R .l.k late a first division finish. Anita Slates $100,000 Go ARCADIA. Calif . Jan. la Headed by topweighted On Trust, a field of 13 was named today to run in the inausrural siooooo Santa Anita mautrity before an expected crowd of 60,000- turf fans tomorrow. The event la first major stake of its kind hung up exclusively for four-year-olds. The gross value of the rsce will be $130,000, and If a California bred wins, the gros will be $130, 160. representing an 88.SSQ isiH to the breeder. TWO DEAD-HEATS RUN ARCADIA. Calif . Jan. la-fSt- One of those rarities of horse rac ing, two dead-heats In one day, marked the card at KsnU Aniii today ss Brookfield won the fea tured 810,000 Arcadia handicap. A I Ford rd Sales aad Iftcrriec For Mora Than IA0my Wheel Alignment Frame Straightening Radiator A Body Repairs Engine Overhaul "V Tune Up Brake Service Painting a Wreck Rebuilding Fresj Estimates Gladly VALLEY MOTOR GO. 375 Canter Olympic Show Jeopardized 80 -TV Th dispute over Ameri can ice hockey teams reached such a pitch tonight that cancel lation of the winter Olympic games became a possibility only hours after their opening. ; Twice defied by the Swiss, who have clung loyally to the Ameri can Amateur Hockey association team, the International Olympic committee withdrew recognition) from the International Ice Hock ey Federation and struck hockey from the Olympic program. An authoritative SwUe source) said the Olympic committee had threatened to close the games IX hockey continues to be played. The same highly placed person said "there will be hockey to morrow. Let us see what the Olympic committee will do about It 1 Unknown to the crowd that cheered the opening parade el nearly 1.000 athletes behind IS national flags, police this morn ing were waiting to throw the) Swiss hockey team off the Ice. but Olympic President J. 8Jgfrie4 Edstxom forbade tnem to act The Swiss went on to beat the) American team I to 4. In two-man bobsledding. the) United States placed In a tic tot fourth after two of the four trial had been run. The other two will be run tomorrow. I Crammed Into the little wood en stadium, perched ott rods ledges above,' standing in deep snow drifts, about 6,000 persona cheered the parade of nations snJ gave one of its loudest shouts fer the American squad, 110 1 strong, the largest entry of the games. ' Three "non - Olympic" hockey games were played, eventually V$ be considered possibly only as ex hibitions, possibly as part, of a world championship tournament. In the first and most Interest ing game, the Amateur Hockey" association team from ue umtea States lost to Switzerland 9 to 4, In the other hockey games. Canada not reckoned as strong outfit surprised by do f aa ting Sweden, I to I; Czecho Slovakia crushed Italy, 12 to 3. snd Poland best Austria 7 to f . - r Tucson Lead ! Changes Hands TUCSON, Arts., Jen. 80 -CP Stewart (Skip) Alexander, Mk Pines, N. C, who has been tour ing the professional trails for foui years, came out of the gatherini dusk tonight with a seven-under- (ar 63 to take a one-stroke leal n the $10,000 Tucson open wlU a S 6-hole score of 130. In close pursuit and with sec4 ond place to himself with 131 li bushy eyebrowed Jimmy 1 lines ol Chics go and Tucson, the forme Ryder cup pleyer. 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