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'ir ft Expected Soon Clereland Group Said Making Negotiations CLEVELAND, Nov. Js"-Wt Mayor Thomas A. Burke disclos ed Tuesday thai rospective new turners of the Cleveland Indians are discussing with city officials new contract for rental of the Stadium. He declined to name the group dickering with th rity, but Ellis W. Ryan, . Cleveland insurance man, wm reported to have talked with Burke. Ryan is head of a syndicate known to be seeking; to buy the elub. Reports freely circulated here said the Indiana president, Bill Veeck, is expected, to shortly announce sale of the club to Ryan's croup. Earlier, the Cleveland News said that Hank Greenberg is ex tected to move ud from vice presi dent to general manager if the club is sold to Ryan. Ryan, however, denied he had discussed the matter with the one-time Detroit Tigers slugger Green berg likewise denied he had received an offer. At Chicago, Veeck declined to confirm the imminence of the deal. "I still own the ball club, but I can't say that 111 own it tomorrow night," he said. ArcaroHorsb SmashesMark NEW YORK. Not. lS-OVEd- RAreae, saaater saddle smith, re XJar linen's Flying Missel I a saw world reees-d la wtasuae Ik S24M-added two sail Md asM-aUteesth Datngerfleld haadf. aa at Jaaaalrt, It was the flaal Khtmi of ibc lM-elay New Tark Iwstag seesaw. a4 X7.SS4 (vm4 at far the Empire Clty-at-Jaa lea feetare. fljrtaf Mlasel sUeed three-fifths af a assessf frees the world ' reeerd Set a Oct. 21. 1145 at the same traek by Tanstsw, Flylag Mlasel was tlaaed ta 1:32.4. Troy's Powers Out for Season LOS ANGELES, Nov. !-)- aira rowers, ace quarterback for the USC , Trojans and leading fiasser In the Pacific Coast con arence, was hospitalized today with a chipped hip bone- Coach Jeff Cravath said he will be out af action for the rest of the season. Cravath said Powers hurt the hip in the Stanford game Nor. I but the extent of the injury wasn't discovered until today. The loss of rowers hurts USC s chan ces considerably in Saturday's tnnual grudge game with the CLA Bruins. JttRMER SJLOS BARNHJUST IN MSSm MAY WE MENTiONl5 BIG ENOUGH TO)KX&AVM3JEPCUrnCALCOWEfrCfiW rBUT ACCORDtrJQTO US WlrlM FORMER Qv6NeX He IscUO H0K5c5h0CS TOOLS AND MUCUS STOOLS N HER KITCHEN GABiNET" I ' Jfr-d lifll&Lae easBgj1c' Si ratinnm wag C. tiTiiuni aawnfrK The Nation's TopComics DAILY AND SUNDAY fa ;j T Your Home Newipaper i I BLONDS ggir i ff DCNCOO-) -Z , WMAT KIND "SEflL fZT lT TOR U?UT? Sf Y IPP Ml!l oms? wives jusr bavs Sfa WHATEVER KIND O" Pift , VJiV7 TVev VMANT, AND TVClS T- &i HUSBANDS MA'S TO rim HCXETrVWATA HOME. Plenty Due Among scientists, the arctic' Fox Is known as Alopex lagopus. ats For OSC Hoop Df It's tickets you want to the Oregon State basketball games at Corvallis the coming season, brother you're In. Time Was when hundreds and even thousands of fans couldn't beg, borrow or steal a ducat to the OSC Men's gym, as the joint could accommodate only slightly over 2000 patrons. But all is changed now as the new giant Coliseum, seating over 10,- UOO, nears completion. Should you want a season tick' et or tickets, communicate with the Athletic Director, 104 Me morial Union I Building, Corvallis. The lesson tickets are $12 each and are good for the following games: Utah on December 18-17, Indiana on December 19-20, Min nesota on December 27, Oakland Chevrolets on December SO, wash ington State on January 3-4, Ore gon on January IS, Washington on February 3-4, Idaho on Febr uary 14-15 and Oregon on Febr uary 24. All; reserve seats are $1.50 per game' and general admissions $1 4)0 "for the season. There isn't a view-obstructing post In the new palace and plenty of parking space adjoins it TOO BAD. CAKDS SACRAMENTO, Calif, Nov. 15 -OFy-Gov. Earl Warren predicts the California : Golden Bears will win over Stanford Saturday in the two teams' tradition "big gamel at Palo Alto. Prodded by newsmen at his press conference, the governor an alumnus of Cali fornia, picked the Bears over the Indians by 27 to 20. Louis Shows power BOSTON. Nov. 15 4p-Retired Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis dropped aggressive Johnny Shkor of Boston for three nine counts during their lively 10 round no-dedsion boxing exhibi tion tonight before a cheering 8,471 crowd at the Boston Garden. The 35-year-old Louis, weighing 229 pounds, had the 220-pound Shkor, six years the Junior, down once In the! second round and twice In the third. I FAIK DUCAT DEAL PLANNED ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15 -tfV Fred I M. Saiah. president of the St I Louis Cardinals, today announced a plan providing for fairer distri bution of World Series tickets in the event the Redbirds win the pennant He said the new system calls for discontinuance of sale of general admission ticket books with World Series privileges. DICX TRACY SO INSTEAD OF FINDING MOU5EY. WE OI5O0VD? SOME OLD HERMIT WHO MAS A MOUND SMART !" ENOUGH "TO STEAL FUR WHO WOULD TCI V 9 AT THIS ,POfT 'f WMAT tCOULPN T TELL I HAVE I ANY BETTER f SOU Than vou h there, NCCXJtJDyMQTgACVt A Df?l ED-OUT CUD OF Scientifically, the domestic cat Is known as Fells catus or Fells do mestics. WEDNESDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Standard Time Kilocycles: JCSLBf lift. KOCO 1490. K.OLN 7S. KGW $29. KEZ 11H FM: Megacycles KOIN 101.1; KGW 100.3; KEX 92J Gill Steps Up Beaver Basket Drills as Opening Tilt Looms OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Nov.; 15 (Special) With only two weeks remaining before the opener against Portland university in Portland on December 1, Coach Slats Gill has stepped up the practice tempo uus wees lor his defending Pacific Coast conference champion wagon :iaie DasaetDau squad. HOUR 99:15 99:39 99:45; 6KSLM News : ITUMkeeper . IMarch Time INews , KOCO I I KOCO Klock I KOCO KkcH KOIM : News' KOIN Klock I KOIN Klock IKOIN Ktock EOW 1 Hodce Podge News ' Irarm Tim lrarm Time MJtX ; . rrm News K p SmlUnf I Keep Smlfan IK p Smiling mm KSLM Nw - Break. Caaf IRtae St Shine (Top Trades f KOCO Tes Kltter News St Sports I Top o' Morning Top ' Morning KOIN KOIN Klock News (News Tred Beck f SOW Ballads Old Sons JNcwa Sam Har KCX Waah. Naws Asronaky I Bob Haan Zeke Manners KSLM t Barf. Counter ! 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Notiu Today's Child Llxht World KEX Betty Crocker iPurple Safe Northwest i Northwest 4 f KSLM Top Trades News IN.W. News JEoerhrShow mi KOCO H'wood Muele H'wood Musi INews (Day Dennla I M KOIN Nws Com Get It Bright. Llht Art Baker I mm KOW Life Beaut News i Pepper Young iHapplnes KEX Baukhag News lUndlahr r tMenJous The Beavers are running through tally scrimmage sessions'' snd Gill, p getting his squad pretty well shaken down. However, a good 20 men are stCl in the battle for spots n the Lt-man traveling squad. If Gill had to name his starting Bneup this week it probably would pave been Len Rinearson and Bob rayne at forwards; Ed Fleming, center, and Bill Harper and Dick Ballantyne, guards. 'All except rayne axe k-ttermen and he Is a Standout transfer from San Fran cisco Junior college. At 9 feet, S inches tall and with a good shoot ing eye and speed, Payne may be the man to fill all-American Cliff Crandall's shoes. A second combin ation has Hay Snyder, Glen Kin- nay or Jim Padgett at forwards; Harvey Watt, center, and Tommy Holman and Jack Detour, guards. Padgett is a promising sophomore and the rest are veterans. . Gill is very pleased with the continued Improvement of his das- . ay crop of sophomores up from last season's once -beaten Rook quintet. In addition to Padgett Jack Orr. George Allison, Jim Nau and Don White are looking better all the time. After taking on Port land In the opener, the Beavers Will Invade the east for five games against top-notch opponents clim axed with a Madison Square Gar den appearance against New York university on December 6. First home games in the new Gill coli seum sre against Utah on Decern ber 19 and 17. r " 1 w II z. wnat is (f Dubk Prospect Turns to Pilots Portland; Nov. 15 -uf- The University of! Portland athletic staff I reported today that Jake Williams, big ; touchdown pass re ceiver on this year's Oregon fresh man gridiron team, had appeared here to register. (At the Univer sity of Oregon campus. Coach Bill Bowerman said he was puzzled. He said Head Coach Jim Aiken had viewed Williams' first year penormance with the frosh as sen sational). if mi 5 . . ill KACTNG DATES TO BE SET PORTLAND, Nov. 15-P-The state J racing commission expects to assign spring and summer rac ing meet dates for the Multnomah Kennel club! 1 and Portland Meadows at the Dec. 2 meeting. Chairman Frank R. Menne said the horse track officials have ask ed also day meet. Including six days of quarter-horse racing, end ing July 4. The Dog Racing club wants 50 days starting June 20 and ending Aug. 2. Look and Learn By A.0. Gordon 1. Who started the custom of saying "hello" over the telephone? the difference be tween a perennial plant and an annual plant?! 3 S. 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Church Leaguers Meet Thursday All prospective Church basket ball league teams are asked to have representatives at an organi zational meeting set for the YMCA Thursday night, 730 o'clock. Bus iness of the evening will include election of officers, establishment of entry fees, league starting date, entry deadlines,, etc. CEMENT WOEX . . WANTED, Repair or replace walks, drive ways, floors, steps or most any thing concrete. Guaranteed good Job. ' Phone) 3-1133 . - DO YOU KNOW What the Dodg Deal" Is In Salem? let Us TeU Yea ' Stan Baker Motors I ' - High A Chetneketa ; voumavb Artwi eesTAuzAKT, mkv push. IP VOU EVDt HAVE AN I OPENING IPLSO2T0' PCR VOU. wcacj VOU LOOK OOy. IVBa! WOBK IN AN CATRM3 PLACIT GASOLCCE ALLEY r NO, BUT I LEA2NFA5T ANO I KNOrV COULD CO THE nOOC. MY WTCHEH BOV O NO cooo. i Fy 4 22 A WEEK AMP TVEE A PAY. 35 S?hw V K BOM Pr I H asam rLLTAKsrr.. BUT ilLUAVETO CIVK MV PKE5ENT NOTICE FABC ENOUQM. lONTHEJOw MONDAY. 7.y -i I woo mux i V6 ORTER BE 'SHAMED A FELLER'S OF VORESfTF, TYLER ! GOT TO KEEP TOOTKV V0R OWN HORN I hisw p km m AN' TRYIM TO 61T V PUBLIC EYE vogecc' urrrfD TZS SNUffy fAR.CUPlO OF 1949 VE NEEDMT MAKE no excuses,TYiR VP KfOOU) ! FULL WEIL fTS NUTH1N BUT A LOW-DOWN SWINDLE,!! SVvlNDLEs MY EVE BftU.!! X AIM TO PAY SPOT CASK fR MY uOUtW CUP AN HIRE SOME UARM1NT TO h DO TH PReSeNTIN".! BASKET GOOGLE i .