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Newspaper Page Text4 lilliii i .'"'"MM'MMT"M"""T"MM i Here' one record almost lost In the shuffle, end It's a good one: Viking Harold Hauk says no Astoria basketball team ever has licked him in the nine seasons be has been coaching In the Villa arena. That would make 14 straight home wins for Hauk against the Fishermen. Astoria did hang one loss on the Salems in town, but not at the Villa. That loner came in the 1941 state tournament at Willamette, when Wally Palmberg's Coasters nipped the Salems for the cham pionship in ah overtime period... True, Astoria has licked Salem at the Villa, but. during the 1943-44-45 seasons when Hauk was in the navy. The veteran Salem mentor has a good chance to elaborate on his record Friday and Saturday as the Finns of this semester dont seem to be up to their usual par. Their record indicates as much. . . Jim Aiken says he expects to lose Norm Van Brocklln to the pros, which will leave the UO quarterback spot wide open next autumn. Three possibilities as Van Brocklin replacements, should he leave, are De Wayne Johnson, the Silverton southpaw who playea jjr WAYNE JOHNSON mostly on defense as a linebackei j last season; Earl Stelle, the Medford Black Tornado quarterback of the Al Simpson terrific Tornado teams, and another Johnson, this one Abe, late of Monmouth's OCE. The latter Johnson, top T man for Bill McArthur's Wolves in 1948, has transferred to the university. One of those three, or possibly someone else. At any rate there is nothing for the UO faithful to fret about, as we can't see Aiken operating without a substantial quarterback. He's the gent who has said many times, " Tis a poor coach who gets caught without materiaL" Salem-Astoria Series Gives Viks Chance to Knot Count When Salem and Astoria re- their prey basketball rival ry Friday and Saturday nights fam the VIk Villa arena, a rivalry that began ajsoeat at the same time the state tearaasoeats started back ta 1929, the SHSen will be faced with a big chance to tie up the count la games won by the teams since regalar feuding began la 1935. Since and Including that year. Astoria has wen 24 times to Salem's 2. A weep f the weekend series will bring Coach Hareld Hank's lads abreast the fishermen. The ether twe games ef the 1949 series wOl be played la Astoria later this season. The Salems will eater the series as favorites en the strength ef their record as com pared to that ef Astoria. To date the Salems have established themselves as one ef the state's top powers by vlrtae ef their eighteen, three lest mark. The Fishermen have wen only three and have lest eight. For farther comparison, S a 1 e sa thuaaaed Klamath Falls twice and down ed Koosevelt of Portland. K-Falla topped the Fishermen handily ana BoeseveK sua uaewtse on two occasions. Coach Ernie Straas has seven lettermen on his Pnrple squad la Dick Morse. Fred Bowers. Dick Wong. Keith Lace. Frank Fran ciseevich, Bob Erickson and John Fransen. Bat the team isn't classed as being as strong as It waa last seasooa when the Fishermen had Dong Leroe and Al Korpela, to mention a pair of graduated stalwarts. Viking Coach Hank will be after elaborattosi on his owi personal -record against the visit ors also. Since Hank first began tatoring against Astoria teams In 1937 he has wen 17 and lest 12 all told. Pioneer Hunting Licenses Ready Application blanks for Oregon Pioneer bunting and fishing lic enses for 1949 are now available at the office of Marion County Clerk Harlan Judd. The combina tion hunting and fishing permits cost only $1. Sportsmen who have been residents of Oregon for at least 80 years are eligible for the pioneer permits from the state game commission, Judd said. TRESH TO INDIANS CHICAGO, Jan. 12 - VP) - Mike Tresh, 25-year-old catcher who has been with the Chicago White Sox for 10 seasons, was sold to the Cleveland Indians tonight for an undisclosed amount. The U of California gave its foot ball heroes quite a student ovation the other day and school President Dr. Robert Gordon Sproule, in In troducing All-American Jackie Jensen delivered thusly: "He blocks like Molotov, he runs like Truman, and he makes passes like Tommy Manville." Not bad for a college prexy, eh . . . Speaking of Al Simpson above, he is very much interested in the opening at Portland U created this week by the resignation of Hal Moe. In short, Mr. S. would like to become head football coach for the Pilots. And we might add that same Pilots could do much worse than hire Mr. S. . . . Big Jim Makes a Deuce the Hard Way 'lMwt, l 7 , Odd part of the Bill Bevens-to-Chicago deal is that the Sox called Bevens here in Salem to ask him how his arm was AFTER they had made the deal with the Yankees, and not before. Bev told the Sox boss it was ok eh and that he was down to 215, pounds,, and still go ing down. When asked about his basketball refereeing, at which he iniured . a lee at Silverton last winter. Bill told his new owners Surrounded by Bob Devieh and Center Turina (it) or me remand v ruots, vmiameue s Jim Johnson polk asie Siuatioini Still Cirlilcais (Diiniciiniinisilti Boasts Top Cage irlreinisd Average Hits 79 Per Game Stanford West Eaccr With 58.3 Figure NEW YORK, Jan. 12-P)-Cin-cinnati university, sporting a 79.2 point - per - game scoring average, remained well out in front today at the national offense leader among the major college basket ball teams. Figures of the National Collegi ate Athletic bureau, which include games through Jan. 8, show Cin cinnati has tallied 475 points in winning six games without defeat Manhattan college, with a 7-2 record, is second, having a 74.3 average, with Bradley third, and Western Kentucky fourth, although both the latter show a 70.5 average. Bradley (13-2) is rated third for having maintained its pace in 15 games, while Western Kentucky is unbeaten in 10 starts. In the defensive department, Oklahoma A&M tops the list, al lowing 355 points for a 35.5 aver age in compiling an 8 and 2 mark to date. Columbia is second in de fense, giving up 39.2 points wtiile winning four of five games. Ken tucky (8-1), rates third in defense. 39.3; Idaho (11-7), fourth, 41.3; and Michigan (7-2) fifth, also 41.3 Washington (15-1) State ranks 10th with 43.6. The field goal percentage leader is Seton Hall, with 207 goals in 517 attempts for a .400 average. Wyoming is nefct at .389. Stanford (11-2) leads the Far West in offense with an average of 58.3 points per game. Idaho and Washington State top the defense leaders in that order. TTUIWt SS UVSM ww w ww u that galloping after the cagers, was a good way to get In nape. So the Sox told him to have at it if he wished. The Yankees had only a month ago informed Bevens be was to quit the whistle toot ing . . . nonetheless oltehesi borne a twe-pointer for the Cats la their Tuesday night mix at WU while Ted Loder (9) of the Cats and Fred (Happy) Lee (far right) ef the Pilots look en. Lee was the game's top scoring star as Portland won 65-66. Willamette piays UCE at Monmonui rrmay nigbt. (Have scon photo); While on hoop tooting (and ev eryone seems to be "on" it), we've often thought of what might real ly happen were two teams, say of the northern division rivalry vin tage, to play their games sans of ficials. From the bombardment of yak-yak the striped - white boys L , now get (and not because we hap- I Mt. Angel pen to be one oi tne so-ana-sosj, i Estacada we for one would like to sit in on such a rassle. For one thing, you j woodbunT couian't rand a pavilion Dig enougn i canby WVL Quintets In 5th Roi and nxAHim vAixsrr itisoc w i pet. .3 a 150 137 196 .750 134 109 .750 144 114 .500 140 131 .500 135 12S .250 115 11S .250 147 144 O50 136 163 a a a j as a ve ai I 0 io noia me crowa. r or anower, i iwvrthum 4-0 . . . . ' I bm team tandinss: WooODurn we teams wouia ue iorcru io enrry M"U1U suverton and Canby 3-1. oai 40 or 50 reserves, and only on a k. gatacada 1-3. Sandy and Mt. monthly basis. At the end of the Ansel e-4. rrtday "lnS" n nwnw wac wu wouiu icau i ri.li. t : Woodburn. something like this: Seven crack-J" . ! ed skulls. 433 lost teeth. 14 broken The lead now in s three - way arms. 15 sliehtlv cracked lees. 22 riad1ack after Tuesday night re cases of busted ribs and 9 slip- suits. Willamette valley league pery, sacroiliacs. The city gendar-1 basketballers bounce; into fiitn mes would be figured in also, as I round action Friday nignt. sanay thev would have but one assian-1 iv at Mt. Ansel. Estacada at ment, with tear gas, on basketball Silverton, Canby at Molalla and debts. I riailaa at Woodburn. Silverton, oiu The customers would love 1L and I An eel and Estacada are currenuy the more blood the better. They'd I on top with three wins and one no doubt find sometning to keep loss. And again tne ieaiure game right on yapping about too. of the round falls at Silverton be- Such will never be of course. I tween Jerry GastineauTs surpnsins But we'd still like to see Just what Foxes and Truman Osburn s nign would lumpen were the cuvs who I imrinf Rancers. Silverton eyelash try to do a difficult and thankless ad Molalla 32-31 in the fourth job te stay home. I mund feature Tuesday night The Individual sconng race aner four games is in full eemrimand of Grant Schlewe, insrp-eyea aioiai la Indian forward. He has bucket ed 66 points and is 17 up on his nearest rival. Clarence Johansen of Silverton with 49. Other leading PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 12-VPi-1 nointsters are Palmer and Smith of A 33-year-old poolroom operator j Canby, with 48 and 47 respective- was lnaiciea ioaay on a cnarga ox ly, Frederlckson of sanaay witn trying to bribe Joe Fulks, high- 43, Hande of Silverton with 38 and scoring star foe the Philadelphia Carter of Estacada with 36. Warriors. ' In the Bee team race it's Chuck ruuts swore out a warrant I Sheron's Woodburns out in front against Morris (Moxie) Fleishman with four straight wins. Ray Reifs en Dec. 10, asserting that Flelsh-I Molallans. Murl Anderson's Silver man oiierea mm -easy money" If I tons and Marv Goodman's Canoys ne would "tnrow games" in the all have won three, lost one. proiessionai basketball association Bribe Attempt Nets Indictment of America. -A grand jury listened to 15 min utes of testimony today and then Handed up a true bill against Fle ishman. He is at liberty under aipuo Dan. -rne trial probably will pe netn m April. Clemo, Vele? Fight to Draw SPOKANE. Jan. IX -UP)- Two Joes Joe Clemo of Portland and Joe Velex of Spokane battled to a draw tonight in a 10-round boxing match billed as the light weight championship of the Pad nc northwest. The game little battlers punch ed and slugged it out toe-to-toe in the final round. It was their second draw in two meetings. Table of Coastal Tides MAJOR LEAGUK - Cupboard Cafa (3) Henderson 346. Haun aWS. McChukey 587. Evans 573. cioya ius Acme Motors (0) w. Val Ox 5S4. Nuber '488. Mathis 491. Stein ooca m. Merreu sis. Tides for Taft. OreconJ eompUed by capital Bedding (3) Poulin 67. UJS. Coast GeodeUa Survey. Port- Vw.aaah il Will . r ..a I - - ' mimw -ww. niucnga mi, uj i una. urecon. Coe. 528. Maple's 1 Barr 564. B. Val- Jan. HIGH WATER LOW WATER de S14. Nagley 459. D. Page 43. H. ran 44. CUna's Coffee Shop (3) Clin Mr. . 674. Braden 533. Strode 416. dine Jr. 611. Young 533. Salem Hardware (6) Larson 500. Brennan 530, Oalund 433. Phlpps 474. West 5S5. Pink Elephant (I Mirich 550. Bone 550. Carbarino 469. Boyce 490. Murdork 544.' Wood ry rumlture (1) Olinger 530. roreman 543, Perry 434. Kitchen 666. Adolph 47. Hiath Ind. Came Watt CUne St. ef Cllne's. 376. - h High Ind. Series Walt Cllne Br. of High Team gerles Cupoaard Caea. 1 31 13 14 15 16 II lJ? Time 13:15 ajn. 10 -35 a.m. 11 M a.m. 11 3 a.m. 15 SJn. 12 AS pja. 3:13 an. MM sun. 1:53 an. lS pjn. 3 Jl ajn. 3:44 pjn. 4U1 Sjns. S:4S pjn. 4M ajn. 441 pjn. 146 ajn. Ht. 60 7.6 63 7j) 6.4 7a 66 78 6.S 7.4 64 6.S 64 6.1 0.7 6.4 64 44 74 4.4 4 Time 46 ajn. 646 pjn. 6:1 a.m. 6:48 p.m. 6:10 a.m f 4"pjn. 941 ajn. 6:10 pjn. 74S ajn. Ht. 3.6 -14 34 -14 34 -14 3.1 -14 14 41 pjn. -04 47 ajn. 1.6 41 pjn. -04 103 ajn. 14 10:11 pjn. 04 11:13 ajn. 14 1046 pjn. 14 1147 pjn. 14 11:44 pjn. 14 Santiom Ski Group To Convene Tonight The Santiam Ski dab wUl held a special meeting tonight at eight o'clock la, the May flower Milk hall en Falrgreands read. Ski moving; pictures will be shown daring the session and refreshments will be served. Plans for next Sunday's Clab race at Hoodoo Bowl at San tiam lodge are to be discussed Hops ters M-P Hoop Bee MAKION-POLK STANDINGS W L Pet. Pf Pa Independence 3 0 1.0O0 00 54 Sacred Heart 1 0 1.000 38 29 Salem Academy 1 1 . 400 OS 56 Monmouth 0 1 400 17 33 Stayton 0 1 .000 38 39 Philomath 0 1 .000 34 38 Friday games: Monmouth at Salem Academy. Philomath at Stayton. Coach John Mathis' Independ ence Hopsters sre now out in front of the Marion-Polk basketball lea gue race after winning their fist two games. Sacred Heart of Salem also Is unbeaten, but has played only one game. Salem Academy, with a win and a loss, rides in second place. Sacred Heart down ed Philomath while Indep was top ping Salem Academy in Tuesday night games. On Friday night the Monmouth Wolverines come to West Salem to play the Salem Academy quint and Philomath travels to Stayton to play the Zagles in the only scheduled games. Naval Quintet Still Unbeaten The unbeaten Naval Reserves quintet racked up its fifth straight last night to pull out alone on top of the City league's National di vision. The Navy's topped the Montgomery Ward five, previously unbeaten and in a tie for the lead, 30-20, with Fisher's 14 points sparking the attack. The National Guard Headquarters Detachment pulled up into third place with a 33-22 win over the National Guards and the Salem high Sophs grabbed their second win of the campaign with a 39-28 decision over the Marine Reserves. Mont. WarS 2t) (34) Naval Steserre Hoffert 0 F . Michaels Bates 7 F 6 Perry Parker 3 C Hartley Miller 3, G 14 Fisher Cades G 8 Jones Reserves scoring: M-W Voves JL N.R. Barnholt 3. Hslrtime score) m.-w. 11. rx.K 17. Marines (Z) Allen 4 Esau 1 Nairn 3 New 10 Henery 0 . F .. F . C G G 139) Sales Sophs MUler 10 Jones 4 Waldon Eagles Capture 8th Straight STATTLE. Jan. 12 -UP)- Port land racked up Its eighth straight Pacific Coast hockey league tri muph tonight, a 4 to 1 affair with Seattle that had more growls than goals. Late In the going Portland scored thrice two goals and one drop of blood. Invader Rudy Bob rosky cut Seattle's Al McFadzen on the nose with his stick and the game exploded Into a battle royal TstOUT OKAY ' DETROIT. Jan. 12-OPV-Detroit Tiger Pitcher Paul "Dizzy" Trout will not have to undergo any op eration on his pitching arm. That was the verdict of doctors at Ford hospital today after they examined x-rays of Trout's elbow. : .. . I VU on tfic &aU( 13 Maudlin .. 11 Wilhoit Reserves scoring: Marines Jones 3: Salem Sophs Roberts 3. Ha If time score: Marines 13; S.8. 16. Nat. GaarO (32) (13) H.q. Nat. G. McReal F 1 Wagner Rudd 1 F 1 Brunkel Error 4 . C 16 Nelson Michaels. H 6 ....G 4 Mason Cummin g 10 G 8 Schur Halfrlme score NO 0; H.Q.N.G. 13. Officials : Parker and Shelton. Arcaro Suspended ARCADIA, Calif., Jan. 12 -JP)-Eddie Arcaro, the nation's stake riding champion, today was sus pended for 10 days at Santa Anita by stewards who said he caused interference in Tuesday's sixth race. The little Italian rider, said the stewards, came over sharply with the horse Rising Prices, causing a serious mixup in the race which was won by Bradentown. Rising Prices finished second. MILL, CITY WINNER DETROIT, Jan. 12 (Special) Mill City high's basketball team won a Marion County B league game over Detroit, 62-40, on the Gates high floor Tuesday night. Center Miller led the win with 19 points. Center Fryer of Detroit had 22 markers. MILL CITY (S3) (40) DETROIT Hunter 11 F 0 Morgan Poole 11 T, Budlong Mlller Verbeck 8 -Cj G 33 Fryer 1 Haseman La. Poole 7 O 8 Thomasson Mill City reserves Then ley J, Bal timore 1. Detroit Bray4. Thornton 1. Referee Kanoff. Ducks Sharpen For Idaho 45' UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Jan. 12 -(Special)- Coach John Warren maneuvered his Oregon Webfoot basketball team through another strenuous workout today in getting ready for the Friday and Saturday night games in Mc Arthur court with the surprisingly strong Idaho Vandals. Idaho held Oregon to a two-point win last week at Moscow and then on the next night spanked the Webfoots decisively. Warren has been spending most of the week sharpening up the Oregon point-making attack. He figures the team must be at its best in order to win both games and remain in the northern divi sion pennant race. The Webfoots now have one win and three losses and reside in last place In the standings. A final drill will be held tomor row, at which rime Warren will de dde his starting lineup. The) Statesman, Sedans ; Oregon, Thursday, January 13, 1949 Waltons Set 8-Point Program for Lawmakers Another Pair Seek Franchise Abel Still Possesses Optimistic Viewpoint SPOKANE. Jan. 12 UJP- The Spokane club In the Western In4 ternational baseball league has more prospective owners than lost pocketbook. i The names of Gus Bouten. SpoH An eizht noint nrrnm fvri t,v wi. t , ?ne contractor, and . Charles teSS1""' tr toaay addedTo1 tS TllsTof ,TES " ' uuwu irtiiiaiwi wcanesoay. interested in the homely RrwJ une recommendation involves appointment of an interim coofdina- kane Indians. 1 i T) tioi board or office for obtaining i The league directors j were still! coordination of state administra- iK session tonight trying to urn tive agencies in matters affecting tangle the situation that devlnnJ wildlife resources until creation Jed after the Spokane ball park oi a aeparimem oi natural re- uurnen jari wtooer. The Spokes-f sources. man-rieview said Bouten and Another would amend the same Finucane conferred v with the diJ code to make the state game com- rectors today. The present cch mission a policy-budget control owners sre John Buddy! Ryan and; body with a larger number on the V "" ; : : i . . j ! i . I ! nieiiner Hnntn nnr kuiuuiusiuii, iiiiiuuiiijt ai jcasi one member from the coast and one more from -Eastern Oregon. Other recommendations " In the Swim h v 'T- -'t't- res' t-''ty u -4 :-:. v:- I ; ' Fit; 'U i Nsttko r..4. -v- were available for questioning on! their reported interest in the club. League " Director Robert Abel did -little to how the and by Beavers Hike Cage Drills OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Jan. 12 -(Special)- The Oregon State Beavers speeded up their basketball drills today in prepar ing for northern division games here next Monday and Tuesday nights with the Idaho Vandals. The Vandals play at Eugene against Oregon Friday an 4 Saturday nights and Coach Slats Gill and most of his players likely will scout them in those games. Gill has hopes that Guard Dan Torrey injured late last month, will be available for service against the - Vandals. Torrey's damaged ankle tendon has been coming along welL Also due back in action on the practice floor before the week is out Is Captain Cliff Crandall, who has been ab sent with a cold. Students Held For Gambling STORRS. Conn.. Jan. 12 -UP) - President A. N. Jorgensen said to day that two students, arrested with five New London men in con nection with the alleged operation of a basketball gambling pool on the University of Connecticut cam dui. "will be expelled." " . 7 . m a m a a Neither tne oasKetoaii xcam nor the student body at large were in volved "just two boys wno un fortunately got roped into some thing " he declared. The two, Theo dore Hendel. 21. and Emanuel Got- Uesdiener, 21, both of New London, were arrested shortly before mid night last night after state police followed them about the campus for several hours. snnrtT HERE SUNDAY The Salem Trapsliooters ciud will hold a Program shoot next Riinriav starting at 10 ajn.. on the club range. Events will in riHA 50 16-vard targets. 30 han dicaps and 12 pairs of doubles, arrordina to Secretary Clarence Townsend. ILEIE'S ILUJICIffl OPEII TODAY, 11 A. II. AT 4C3 II. LIBERTY ST. HEGULAD nODllS, 7 a. n. lo 7 p. n. Mr. and Sirs. Lee Catton, Prop. Now that anglers are hauling In the big winter steelbeads, Lee Byers (above) of Route 3. Box 38, 8alem, hauled oat this pie tare of two striped bass he caught last summer In the Ump oa river near Reedsport. Both were 44 Inches long one weigh ing SI pounds and the other 35. Stiner Asserts He's Satisfied PORTLAND, Jan. 12 -fp)- Ore gon State's football coach, Lon Stiner, has Indicated to the Ore gonlan that talks with Nebraska athleUe officials about any shift to the middle west school never reached an advanced stage. "I told them I was well satis fied at Oregon State. Bat I also said any coach would be unwise not to listen to new offers," the newspaper quoted Stiner as re lating In regard te the Nebraska situation. Establishment of a force of not !id 2nA?h we know now le than 5fl mnrvtinn ffi wul wnere we siana ana with power of enforcement, who P, ilv.' Jl0' shall be resident area and district ciarifT'thT 'picture of game managers under game com- ciub will be operated mission control. whnm in th iqio .o.,U Appoinimem or interim com- ; Former owner ?nm r-nii;n. vJi. e J y 8 Preparation Spokane stepped In yesterday to ucjwiuueui naiurai iaavi.se the presen owners that he resources in 1851. wanted the S26.000 still ktweri him Reasonable increase in license on the purchase which is due fees. Monday. Butler said Collins told Relieving game fund from the him he would take over the fran- tithing act and from payments to- chise unless the money is paid, ward support of the department of j At the beginning of the meet- stat- police, without affecting re-ling. league directors I indicated sponsibility of the state police to hpy would be glad to take over enforce the game laws. the franchise temporarily and operate me ciud io Keep Spokane I a good gate receipt; town in tne loop. j Football Rules Group Silent PALM SPRINGS, Calif.. Jan. 11 definite assurance from Joe Louis V&Th NCA 'tbaU rules corn- that r the Brown Bomber would m'-, V ine . Jr,? ana defend his heavyweight boxing official voices mum today. It was championship next June. 2rp i"1 "ieV 1 ajourn- I talked with Joe in the mid (-.tin. ,, MrnrnrtJ west by teiepnone, Lagan toiq tne uavm Tma-y.-A dinner meeting of the boxing writ- ever ,t., going to agre. up0n at cis ssu.iijtn ui new iuih. trils annual meeting .1 l I asked Joe if he planned to The chairman. William J. Bins?- fight again. He said, yes, he did. ham of Harvard, and the members Louis said he planned to fight have adhered strictly to their own next June and there are two pos- rule that there should be no a ri sibilities Ezzard Charles and Lee I nouncement of action until the fi Savold. nal session, or even after adjourn. "Joe said he would like to meet ment. .',.,: the winner of this pair." If the meeting Is to adjourn to The dinner meeting honored Ike morrow, the members must have Williams, .the busy lightweight decided something on the hottest champion from Trenton, NJ, who topic before them, the free substi- received the Edward J. Neil memo- tution rule. The extent Of change, rial trophy as the man who did if any, in the controversial rule is the most for boxing in 1948. strictly a matter of conjecture at the moment. Joe'll Defend Toga Is Word NEW YORK, Jan, 12 - VP) - Col. Edward Eagan, chairman of the New York State Athletic commis sion, said tonight he had .received dine Snags Prize Walt Cllne, sr. became the third I I llflT I --11 fl ff tfa fCL wei swwaaBi w aaaesf SB wasvu awasvsi i , Stevens Jewelers aa he last night "TOT 11 Te . 1 !i?m t ,LCapitil will re retea in major league action. Others earning the watches have been Ralph Nagley and Virginia Gar-barlno. 'Lip', Fitz, Gianto Fined for Violation PORTLAND. Jan. 12 - (JP) - The Oregon gridiron squad will be guests of the Oregon Duck club here at the grand ballroom of the Multnomah hotel Saturday , eve ning. Coaches and Oregon athletic staff men of the team that won the 1948 co-championship of the Pa cific Coast conference and played at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year's day will be presented I a a m yCwi y CINCINNATI, Jan. 12-P-Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler I aWjf 'u LththpUreI? hune fines on Io rhirnrher FreHHie Fituimmnni nH the New York " apeaa:. National league club today for violating the tampering rule and warned that more severe penalties will be inflicted if anyones does it again. Jjurocher, manager of the Giants, and Fitzsimmons, last year a Boston Braves' coach, were fined $500 each for negotiating a 1949 contract while Freddie still was employed by the Beantown club. Fitzsimmons also was suspended from March 1 to April 1. The New York club was fined $2,000. "Clubs and their personnel are warned that future violations of the tampering rule will be accompanied by more severe penalties than those imposed in this instance," Chandler said in his finding. "Coach Fitzsimmons and manager Durocher both professed ignor ance of the tampering rule. Such ignorance is not excused now and will not be in the future." ! The rules say a player or coach must have the written consent of his club before he may negotiate with another outfit. Chandler said that "except for the fact that Frederick Fitzsimmons has had long and honorable service in baseball, the commissioner would deprive the New York club of his services for the 1949 season. Furthermore, baseball's head man wants the Giants' management to certify that the fines of Durocher and Fitzsimmons are paid solely ou of their own funds and that they are not reimbursed "now or hereafter." 19 years age this month: Leo Lomskt, the Aberdeen (Washington) Assassin, light-heavyweight title aspirant was handed a decisive defeat by Maxie Kosenbloom In Madison Square Garden. Rosenbloom played a tattoo en Lomskl's head andpody threurhout the fight and won Tery one of the 19 rounds. There were no knock downs during the fight. Although badly hurt In the 2nd and 9th rounds the Pacific Northwest boy refused to go down. This was the 4 th meeting of these two fighters, Rosen bloom winning 2, Lomskl 1 and one fight ended In a draw. Taw ATTCXJA Dee Sedeaj ' The PREFECT 4-Deos fii ' Bare Is the onewer to yoac traasportanoa aasds. lauaeoiate delivery ... Owners repast 30-33 stiles per aalloa . . . Cosier to handle ... Easy cruising rasge 60-60 Bs.p.a.... Larae, ooadonv able interiors . . . Service at Ford Dealers everywhere. Cos, pleie supply of parts at selected fard Dealers. See the Anglia aad Prelect todayl 0X6) AU OVKX TVS WOSiS) . I I - i J ' i - THE ANGLIA $1398 Delivers at Salem far with full warrant. Come In for Demonstration Valley Ilclor f 37$ Center Ph. f-S147 Co. 90AT 6-47 pjn. w. 31ne Sr. wins third waten So 1 33 44 ajn. ffjU pjn. 175 $. High Street be given by Stevens son j Salem