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Stojac LaChapeUe in Title
Frank Stojack and Maurice La
ChapeOe et together Tuesday
nixbt ? at the armory for . thalr
Coast junior heavy mat title bait
argument, and one of the toufb-
Ct trine the popular ehamraon
is made in nnmerous appear
ances here ia expected. The equal
ly popular JJtChapelle has been
far and away the most impres
sive lookinf matador to bend a
bone in. the local haU the . past
few weeks. He gets his whack
at the former WSC football Ail
American after eliminating Ca
nadian Herb Parks in a show
down brawl here two weeks ago.
The title match will be S-of-3
falls, one hour. LaChapelle must
pin Stojack twice in order to win
the coveted belt
The topnotcher caps a support-
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, tirement as heavyweight ehampiea. Is pic tared discussing the
( altered heavyweight sitaaUeat with Abe Greene. Natleaal Boxing
I Cewml teaer. Leais revealed that he was definitely emitting la a
'. letter to Greene. (AT Wlrepheto to The Statesman).
MCTT LURES SKIERS
Some 40 Santiam Ski clubbers
Will motor to Hoodoo Bowl today
where they will watch the annual
Intercollegiate slat tourney. Mem
bers will travel by car. Plana to
charter a bus fell through.
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Mix Tuesday
In card of three matches, signed
and announced as complete by
Matchmaker Elton Owen yester
day. In the 8:30 o'clock opener,
a one-feller, Whitey Wahlberg
goes against Tartan (New Look)
Zimba. Then S toe key Kneilsen,
the tattooed tonghte from Ten
nessee tries Rene LaBeU, clever
French-Canadian in another one
taller. The - special, 2-of-S falls,
puts Bulldog Clements in with
Irish Jack O'Reilly for what
should be a bkxxl-'n -thunder don
nybrook of that kind that helped
make last week's show one of the
most riproarious of recent months.
Owen himself may take care
of the referee ing task, as he ex
pects trouble in major portions
in all four scraps. Tickets, at no
hike in I prices, will go on sale
at Maple's Monday.
NAffi Tourney
Opens Monday
KANSAS CITY, March 5-(A)
ISmall colleges representing every
section of the United States wiU
begin the nation's number 1 bas
ketball marathon here Monday.
Ifs the "11th annual tournament
sponsored by the National Asso
ciation of Intercollegiate Basket
ball (NAXB.).
The field will include thirty
two, teams coming from twenty
five states and Hawaii. The
championship distance is six days,
five victories being required for
the title.
First round will begin at 11:30
ajn. (CST) Monday and the
schedule calls for eight games on
each of the first three days. Four
night games will be played Thurs
day, two Friday and two Satur
day. ! .
From the far northwest and Pa
cific coast will come College of
Puget Sound, Tacoma, Wash.;
University of Portland, Portland,
Ore, and San Jose State, of Cali
fornia. LAKK LABISH WINS
They started the season early
out Labish way. On Friday after
noon the Labish Center school
defeated the Lake Labish school
II to in a softball game.
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Wert Now Given Nod
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RIVERSIDE. CaliL, March S
(Special)- Since a fellow cant
tell how a cake will come out of
the oven by reading the direc
tions on the box of cake mix. its
strictly a guessing game on how
the Beavers will line up when
they move Into San Francisco
March SO for their 1949 PCL open
er against the Seals.
But, by dint of watching what
has happened here In early train
ing drills, a starting lineup with
1941 'batting and pitching aver
ages listed could be like this:
Johnny Rucker (.311) cf. Ed
die Basinski (.277) 2b. Joe Brovia
(.327) rf. Harvey Storey (.105)
3b. Dick Wenner (.271) If. Jimmy
Wert (.285) lb. Jim Gladd (J4)
c. Frankie Zak (.248) ss. Tommy
Bridges (15-11) or Roy Helser
(12-11) P.
In case Manager Bill Sweeney
does produce such a lineup it will
contain onlv three players new
to Beaver livery. Wert, a spring
training camp sensation, toiled
for Salem last season and was
tabbed a question mark at the
plate. In drills here, however, he
has hit hard, often and for dis
tance. Brovia patrolled an out
field post for the Seals in 194
and was the second best hitter
on the club. Gladd was regular
catcher for Hollywood a year ago.
He hits a long ball, albeit a bit
inconsistently, has a good throw
ing arm and can stand a lot of
rugged work.
Cooper Leads
Florida Play
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., March
5 -(A)- Florida's champion, Pete
Cooper of Ponte Vedra Beach,
showed his heels to the touring
professionals today as he grabbed
the - third round lead in the St.
Petersburg golf open. Cooper
flashed a strong finish to post a
two-under-par 35-34 69 for the
par 71 Pasadena course today and
run his 54-hole total to 204.
Johnny Palmer, Bad in. N. C
pro. who shared the halfway lead
with Cooper, scored a one-under-par
36-34 60 and was one stroke
back with 205. Cary Middlecoff
shot towards the top with 34-33
67 over the 6260-yard links. He
had 208 for third place.
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