4 The Statesman. Salwn. Oregon. Fridar. February 13. 1918
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Conference Cage Series Starts in Eugene Area
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Feb. 12-(Special) -Oregon and Idaho will open their two-game northern
division basketball series here in McArthur court Friday night at S o'clock. The second game is called
lor Saturday night, same time, and both contests loom as "musts" for Coach John Warren's quint which
now rests in fourth place with three wins and six losses. Oregon topped Idaho last week 64-46, only
to have the Vandals come back the following night for a 55-52 evener.
Starters for Friday night are Jikely Dick Wilkins and Jim Bartelt, forwards; Roger Wiley, center,
and Stan Williamson and Al Popick, guards, for Oregon. For Idaho, Dick Geisler and Dexter Linck,
forwards, Jay Gano, center. and Joe Grove and Preston Brimhall, guards.
Since the ineligibility of Jack Phoenix, 6-foot, 9-inch Idaho center, Brimhall has been the leading
Vandal scorer. Big Roger Wiley, who has come fast in the conference scoring race lately, is Oregon's
No. 1 pointsman. Wiley has 125 markers in nine games and last week scored 40 in the two Idaho tilts.
Duck Biggie
Beaircafts, CE '5'
Vie alt ?jmmuh
Coach Johnny Lewis Willamette Bearcat cagers tonight open a
brief non-league excursion in an 8:30 o'clock game with the Oregon
College of Education Wolves at Monmouth. Tomorrow night the Cats
swing to Portland to play Vanport college and on next Tuesday night
back to jfomana again xo Dame
the Portland U Pilots. The return
to Northwest conference action
will be made late next week when
Willamette plays at College of Pu
get Sound and University of Brit
ish Columbia, key games In the
loop pennant scramble. Marv
Goodman's WU Frosh play the
OCE seconds in tonight's prelim.
Bob Knox's Monmouths, an off-
and-on aggregation this season,
has proved to be a toughie when
"on". They play a fast style and
in Bob McKee. former Salem high
and Page Woolens eager, Marv
Hiebert, ex-Dallas high whiz, and
Wally H a m e r, sharpshooting
guard, Knox has a capable scoring
unit. Captain McKee u tne team s
top scorer with a 13-point average.
Accelerated by the Illustrious
Johnsons, Bob, Jim and Ted, Wil
lamette will be heavily favored to
nab the win, however.
Probable lineups:
Bearcats Fm. Waives
Medley F Smith
B. Johnson F Hiebert
J. Johnson C McElreavy
Warren O Hatner
T. Johnson G McKee
Vikings Play
Oregon Frosh
Salem high's Vikings tonight
attempt to make It two straight
over the U of Oregon Frosh in
n 6:15 o'clock game at Eugene, a
prelim to the Oregon-Idaho
northern division clash." Coach
Harold Hauk's clan walloped the
Frosh in a previous game here,
48-33, and became one of the
scant few basketball teams in the
state to post a win over Carl
Heldt's yearlings.
The Vikings return to Villa
action next Tuesday night when
they take on Eugene's Axemen.
Starters for the Hauks tonight
will be Waldo Unruh and Carlos
Houck at forwards. Jack Miller
at center and Dave Chamberlain
and Hugh Bellinger at guards.
The Viks have won 15, lost 6 to
date.
Athletics Sign
York to Contract
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12-OP)-The
Philadelphia Athletics lifted
Rudy York out of the American
league discard today with the
approval of his future teammates.
Assistant Manager Earle Mack dis
closed that the A's had polled sev
eral players before offering the
one-time Detroit slugger a eon
tract. He said this was done to
insure there would be no resent
ment that might Impair club morale.
Bowling Scores
la Ladies league bowling at
Capital Alleys last night the
Oaad Housekeeping qoint wen
1-1 ever Alexander's Jewelers.
Schats Furniture had a similar
coast over Broadway Beauty
Shop, Lots Florists swept three
from QnJsenberry's and. Acklin's
Boetery eopped three from the
Keglettes. Agnee Meyer of the
Schats quint captured lndivld
mal laarels with a 595 series,
which Included a fine 234 ain-
ee- game. Lorraine Bailey of the
eglettes had the only other ftOO
series, , 613.
Valley Quints Ready
Friday night action In the neighboriag Willamette Valley leagne
finds all fire teams with chances left for the title ready to hoop
XT what appears to be another slnllag round, all games starting
at t o'clock and following 7 pan. Bee team prelims. The top tilts
are the Estaeada at 8ilverton and Dallas at Woodborn mixes.
Weodburn leads the leagwe by one game over Silverton and Molalla.
One game behind the Foxes and Indians are the Dallas and Fstan da
qsdnU. The other two games Friday night find lowly Canby at
Molalla. and the fading Sandy cab at Mt. AngeL.
In the individual scoring race Woodbom's Ken Gibson now has
139 points, and with three games left to play needs 36 to break the
league record of 224. Other leading scorers to date: Keger Tofte,
Silverton, 143; Jack Williams, Sandy, 142; D. Owens. Molalla, 199;
Grant Schlewe, Mela 11a, 197; Don Fisher; Dallas, 115, and Larry
Traeger, Mt. AngeL 96.
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Academies Top
Basket Round
afAJUON-POLJC STAND ENCS
W t. W T.
Salem Bible . T ;Stayton S 4
Monmouth S 1 Jefferson . 1
Sacred Heart S 4!Independene 1 S
Tonic ht fames: Salem Bible Acad
emy at Sacred Heart. Monmouth at
Stsyton and Independence at Jctfcr-
The battle of the Salem a cad
emies, second of the season, takes
place tonight in the Salem armory
as the feature of the eighth round
of play in the Marion-Polk
league. The leading and unbeaten
Salem Bible boys play the Sacred
Hearts, and although the leaders
should have no trouble with the
third-placers it can bo recalled
that Sacred Heart lost only by
one point, 30-Z9, in the first
meeting between these two
teams. Consequently another hot
game is likely tonight.
In the other two league scraps
Monmouths second place Wol
verines travel to Stayton for what
might be a tough evening, and
Independence plays at Jefferson
to settle Just which one lands in
the cellar alone.
KoMh' Along
By Jerry Stone
Are set-shot artists becoming even rarer than they were? lack
Goldsmith, the former Long Island U star and recently acquired by the
Portland cage pros, is a prime example of a top "set" man. And Tom
Warren, Willamette's back-court man, is another talented howitzer
flipper, and has come throne h nicely in the clutch for the locals this
season. But with the modern fire-en
gine type of basketball the set-shot
Is becoming less and less a part of
the scene. Speed Is the keynote now
adays and when you're charging full
blast down the court It's the one
hajsded pusher that Is the convenient
method. ... Incidentally, Oregon
State's Beavers could have found use
for a good howitzer man when they
futiley bucked up against Washing
ton's sone last weekend. . . .
so richly
o
It's strange that a
endowed with baseball
Eddie Miller should so often step into
situations which place his diamond
earner in Jeopardy. Eddie' as you TOM WAJUtEN
tembUess have read, wagged his Udtm at the) txptnae of his Ctn
cinaatl bosses and was promptly traded. Probably the oao reason
and It's a good one that the Phils acquired Eddie Is the fact Miller
Is rated by many, the best shortstop In the) majors. If Eddie hud been
only mediocre be would have been out of the big league picture
time ago, for his temperament Is not the kind bell clubs like.
Carlos (Cub) Houck, Salem high pivot man. may not be i
range dead eye dick but Cub in an under-the-bazket scrimmage. Is
very dangerous guy. He's blossomed out this year as a first rate
tipper-la and showed especially well la that department against the
Albany Bulldogs the other eve. One thing that should draw the eyes
of college mentors to Houck Is the kid's aggressiveness. The rougher
the going the better Cub likes It . . .
Hank Juraa and his Salem high grap piers are off to a good start
with nine wins and but two setbacks thus far In the sampslm i and
what a Isack-bresklng schedule theyva taken em this year. The Vik
' auatmen have gone Into action as much as four times m oao week and
that Includes some good-steed trips. The kids who turn out for the
mat sport really love the game. They don't get the erowds or the
cheers that the hoop boys do, but they're trying Just as bard.
Frank (Buster) McMillan, the one-time Curl Mays ball schooler
and Portland Beaver who comes to the Senators this year. Is another
guy who might have hit the top but for the war. Buster was a whale
of a kid catching prospect for the Portlands about 19 SS and soeaningty
couldn't miss advancing an the baseball ladder. But a hitsh In the
service Jimnud up his timetable. Lean and sinewy (a few years back
anyhow) MrMlHsn Is an effective rapper. He oughts help Jock WH
sou's club. ...
Which Is the weaker sex? From the looks of the headlines during
the Winter Olympics the gals are at least on the same level with
gnaaevllnlty. . . . Wanna get the lowdown on Babe KsthT Bead the
account of the Bambino's life as ghost-scribbled by Bob Considine tn
the Satevepost. Kuth tells everything and the sketch Is rightly called
"Hits and Errors" ... If Joe Louis decent begin doing something about
that roll of fat around his tummy. Joe Walcott Isn't going to bars to
.worry about any Bomber revenge antics eosne thai sight In Juno, .
Junior Cagers
In 6th Round
JUNIOR HIGH STANDINGS
W L W L
L-Bluee S e'P-Pkmeers S 1
P-Cards 1 XP-Greys 1 4
L-Golds S ZjW-Salem S
Friday came: Leslie Colds at West
saiem. s p.m. Pioneers vs. Greys Par
rih. 4 BJn. Cards vs. Blues. Leslie.
p.m.
The sixth round of play in the
Salem Junior high school basket
ball circuit finds the feature
game at Leslie tonight at eight
o'clock when Harry Mohr's lead
ing and unbeaten Leslie Blues
lock grips with Clay Eggleston's
Parrish Cards, second place hold
ers with the Leslie Golds and
Parrish Pioneers. An all-Parrlsh
mix at four o'clock today finds
Bob Metzger's Pioneers up against
Bob Dow's Greys.
Another eight o'clocker tonight
sees Bill Hanauska's wlnless West
Sal ems try the Jim Dimit Leslie
Golds at West Salem.
SUDS SIGN KAKFEL
SEATTLE, Feb. 12-JP-The Se
attle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast
Baseball league announced today
that southpaw hurler Herbert
Karpel of Newark in the Interna
tional league had accepted terms
of a 1948 contract.
CHIEFS SIGN BOOKIE
WENATCHEE, Wash' Feb. 12-(Ay-Rookie
pitcher Vasil Pittu, a
19-year-old right hander from
Bridgeport, Conn., today became
the sixth player to sign a 1948
Wena tehee Chiefs baseball eon-tract.
CHAMP SKEDS MIX
TACOMA, Feb. 12 - UP) - Phil
Palmer of Vancouver, B.C., will
risk his northwest welterweight
boxing championship here tomor
row night in a 10-rounder with
Tommy Egan of San Francisco.
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Senators Ball Sked Released
Tall Roger Wiley, Oregon center
who has tallied 125 points In
nine games, seeks to hike that
total considerably In the week
end series at Eugene with Ida
bo. Wiley Is right behind Wash
ington's Jack Nichols In the
scoring race.
Tag Team Bee
Next, Armory
The popular tag team grap
pling bee, always a first rate
favorite with Salem fans, will
highlight next Tuesday night's
mat shew at the armory. Match
maker Elton Owen announced
last night. Already signed for
the tandem action are Frankie
Hart and Buck Weaver as part
ners on one side, and Joe Dor
se til and Sammy Kohen on the
other. All four are well known
to the muscle clientele and will
without doubt add another
slam-bang chapter to the many
thrill-filled tag teamen Owen
has dished up here in the past
Two- prelims will bo added to
the card later.
Pages Wallop
Dayton Quint
Harry Mason's Page Woolens
last night knocked over the Day
ton AAU basketball team at Day
ton, 01-35, in a practice game.
Eddie Salstrom led the win with
16 points and Forward Keller of
the Daytons had ss many for his
squad.
Woolens (SI) (U) Daytea
Salstrom (16) T (16) Keller
Page (0) T . (2) Brown
McKae I) U") uiue
Bower (tl O f3 Beal
Bellinger (t C (0) French
Woolens subs Graham 4, Lakle t.
Jones t, Parker S, Mason t. Dayton
Noble a.
Skier Finds Partner
For 300-Mile Jaunt
PORTLAND, Feb. Lt--Jack
Meissner, tS, today found a
partner for a projected ski trip
through 199 miles of Oregon
wilderness.
The partner Is struct Penth
eny, X9, Maiden, Mass a ski
Instructor at Mt Hood near
here. The two plan to leave ML
Hood In northern Oregon next
Wednesday for Crater lake fat
southern Oregon. They expect
the trip to take 99 days.
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The Salem Senators will open
their 1948 Western International
league season here at home,
against Taeoma, Friday night,
April 16, according to the offi
cial league schedule released yes
terday by President Bob Abel.
The Solons will play 78 games
at home and 79 on the road dur
ing the campaign, and will finish
play on Labor day, September 0,
at Yakima. Post-season playoffs,
featuring the 1-2-3-4 teams in
the final standings, will then
follow.
All WIL foes will visit Salem
at least three times during the
season, according to the split
week roster. The Senators will
play the big Fourth of July dou
bleheader at Spokane this season.
' HOME SCHEDULE
Tacoma at Salem: April It. 17. IS. IS.
June 11. 11. 17. August t. 7. t. t. Vic
toria at Salem: April 20. 11. S3. June
9. . S. July 19. 20. 21. 22. Yakima at
Salm: April 23. 24. IS, 23. July 1J. 14.
IS. Aurukt 90. 31. September 1. 1. 1.
Bremerton at Salem: May 4, S. t. June
It. II, 20. Z0. Aucust 3. 4. 1. Vancouver
at Salem: May f. I. 9. t. June 2. 3. 4.
July 23. 2. 23. 23. Spokane at Salem:
May 17. IS, 19. June 2S. 29. 30, July 1.
Aucust 27, 28. 29. 29. Wenatchee at Sa
lem: May 29. 30. 30. 31. 31. July 14. 17.
II, It. August It. 17. 11. 19.
BOAD SCHEDCLE
Salem alt Bremerton: April 27, 2S. 29
June 10. II. 12. 13. 13. July 27. ZS. 29
Salem at Tacoma: April 30. May 1. 2, 2.
June 7. a. I. July 30. 31. August I. 1.
Salem at Victoria: May 10. 11. 12. June
24. 23. 2t. 28. August $, 10. 11. Salem
at Vancouver: May 13, 14, 13. 13. June
21. 22. 23. Aueuxt 12. 13. 14.14. Salem
at Wenatchee: May 20. 21. 22. July 3. 9.
t. T, t. Aufust 24. 23. 24. Salem at Yak
ima: May 2. 27. 27. 2S. July a, 10. 11.
11. Scntember 4. 1. 9. t. 4. Salem at
Spokane: May 23. 23. 24. 23. July 2, 3,
4. 4. Aug ust 20. 21. 22. 22.
Haefner, Demaref Hold
Lead in Links Tourney
HARLINGEN, Tex., Feb. 12-()-Two veterans of the tournament
trail blond Clayton Heafner and the links' fashion plate, golden
voiced Jimmy Demaret skipped over 6,045-yard Harlingen munici
pal course today for six-under par 63's to lead the first round of the
siu.quu lower iuo uranae vaiiey
Terrier Wins
Show's 'Best'
NEW YORK. Feb. lVCh.
Rock Ridge of Night Rocket, a Bed-
lington terrier, went best in show
at the conclusion of the West
minster Kennel club's 72nd an
nual bench competition tonight,
becoming the first of ' his breed
ever to win the grand champion
ship. The dog, who won't be two years
old until next March 6, succeeds
Ch. Warlord of Mazelaine, a boxer
who retired after capturing the
big prize a year ago.
McLarney Calls
Husky Drills
KFiATTLE. Feb. 12-7PV-Basket-
ball Coach Art McLarney returned
from a scouting trip to ine f
louse country and prepared for
resumption of heavy drills for the
University of Washington Huskies
again tomorrow in preparation
for an invasion of that area.
McLarney said he will probably
shift back to the man-to-man style
of attack When Washington meets
Washington State and Idaho in
four games in five days beginning
Feb. 20. He explained that both
teams have long range scoring
punch.
Viking Matsters
Defeat Molalla
Coach Hank Juran's Salem high
wrestling team last night downed
Molalla at Molalla, 28-19. It was
the 11th win in 18 starts for the
ultra-active Vik gladiators, and
their third straight conquest this
week. They tangle at Oregon City
next Monday before meeting
Sandy here Wednesday and
Springfield Thursday.
113 Sills S) sinned Sheets M). 123
Chancellor (M) dec. Cooper (S). 132
Lawrence (S) dec. Crann (M). 133
Wbeatley M dec. McGranahan fS).
132 Naylor (M) dee. Benson S). 138
Loft is (S) and Sawyer (M) draw. 144
Albert Williams (S) dec. Cribble M).
143 Burrouans ( M ) pinned Rambo ( S ).
147 Schweitz (S) pinned Harper (M).
154 Yellen (SI pinned Cruver M.
153 Alfred Williams (S) dec. Monroe
(M). ISO Beals S pinned Polack (M).
179 Zietinskl (M) pinned Greenlee (S).
open.
In second place was another
T veteran professional. Bob Hamil
ton of Evansville, Ind., who romp
ed in with a 60, while three proa
tied for third at 67. They were
Otto Greiner of Baltimore, Ky
Laffoon of St. Andrews, 111., and
Skip Alexander of Mid-Pines, N.C.
Church Derails
Mennonites downed First Unit
ed Brethren, SO-20, First Baptist
tripped Jason Lee, 41-31. and
Nazarene toppled First Christian
40-30 last night in "A" Church
league basketball play at Parrish.
Eagles Upset
Seattle JFeam u
FORTLAND. Ore, Feb. It-CP)
The Portland Eagles, tail-end
teaaa of the northern division of
the Pacific Coast hockey leagne,
toajght scored their first victory
f the season over the leading
Seattle Ire nine n, t-L The Iron
men, saving themselves for the
fertheaming playoffs, did not
display their saal hard check
ing, and -their top offensive
game.
Boxers Scrap
For Title Go
NEW YORK, Feb. 12-0F-Prof-!
table dates with lightweight
champ Ike Williams and welter
king Ray Robinson hinge on .to
morrow's card of three 10-rounders
at Madison Square Garden.
If Bernard Docusen reverses a
December loss to Gene Burton In
the main event, the New Orleans
flash may get Williams Feb. 27,
or Robinson in May. If Burton, a
New York kid who has been do
ing most of his battling on the
road, repeats over Docusen he's
due to get-a whack at Ike. Bur
ton's Los Angeles decision over
Docusen snapped Be rule's unbeat
en streak of 37 bouts.
Local Pucketers
Lose in Opener
Salem's Hornets, newly formed
ice hockey team, lost their initial
ice encounter Wednesday night
when Eugene shut them out 6-0 at
the Eugene arena. It was the third
straight win for the new Eugene
team.
The Salem and Eugene teams
expect to make up a Willamette
Valley hockey league with other
sextets now forming in Corvallis
and Portland.
Next game will be held Wed
nesday night next week when Eu
gene comes to the Salem Ice are
na to play the Hornets. The Sa
lem team is still conducting try
outs, with applicants asked to re
port at the arena.
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USF Takes BDasf
At Ex-Grid Boss
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12-P-The Univeitity of Sin rrinciico
today accused former Coach Ed McKeever vt advising five USF foot
ball players to "omit mentioning" they had attended other coliegsa.
The accusation was made after McKeever, who resigned a coach
last month, stirred up a hornets
Robinson OKs
Dodger Pact
BROOKLYN, Feb. 12-WV Jack
ie Robinson signed his 1948
Brooklyn contract today for a
substantial raise
over his rookie T" '
pay. The Dodg- t
ers first sacker,
tio was the first I
gro to p 1 a y .
o d e rn b i g I
who
negro
m
league ball, con
fined his com
ments on salary
to "I'm still smil
ing." Observers
figured it would
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n was a one
year agreement
President Branch Rickey also
announced the signing of Hugh
Casey, the portly tavern owner
whose relief chores are a Flat
bush legend. As in the case of
Robinson, no terms were an
nounced but a good guess prob
ably would be at least $13,000.
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Newborn Dickering
With Holly woods
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. ll-(yT) -Veteran
Pitcher Bobo Newsom
may return to the Pacific Coast
Baseball league this year. Presi
dent Victor Ford Collins of the
Hollywood Stars said today he had
talked by long distance to New
some, recently released by -the
New York Yankees. The big right
hander, who hurled SO wins
against 11 losses for Los Angeles
back in 1933, said he wae inter
ested in the Hollywood offer if he
failed to hook on with another
major league club.
nest on Ue campus with e letter
questioning the eligibility of 22
USFplayris. 'i
Father Jerome SulUrin, UnU
versity athletic moderator, made
the countercharge and' aaii the
only player named by McKeever
who definitely has uel up his
college eligibility is Phil O'Connor.
He formeily attended Notre Dame
and St. Louis university.
Only one other player on the
list remains questions Me, Father
Sullivan said. He is Joe Mxha,
said by McKeever to hive attend
ed the University of Pitta Uurfh,
Bethany college and the Univer
sity of Maryland. t
Father Sullivan said t'SF would
not know for sure whether Mocha
is eligible until it receives a reply
to queftions aaked Maryland offi
cials. Father Sullivan named the
five players as Marvin (the Toe)
Willis, formerly of Silver City
teachers (New Mexico) Joe VVoi
niak, formerly of Alabama Poly I
Mocha; Al Pietkewitz. formerly vt
Georgia, and Sieve Kuer, form
erly of Tulane. (MtKecver charg
ed Kucer also had registered at
Drake.)
USF is not a Pacific Coast con
ference member, hut hsi amvxinc
ed it will abide by it regulation.
McKeever's time-bomb letter,
in which he also charged USF paid
athletes, erupted in chain es plo
sions of criticism against the for
tner USF coach.
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